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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-06-15
IT. TIEDEMANN
AIDS Triton IN
'SKEETER' FIGHT

A Macedonian cry from Triton for
help in fighting mosquitoes has just
been answered by Lieut.. W. D. Tied
eman, U. S. Engineer in charge of the
anti-malarial drainage work here,
who is an expert in the handling of
all varieties of mosquitoes, both an
opheles (malaria carrying) and 9TH
ers, whose harm lies chiefly in their
sting. Lieut.. Tiedeman is back on the
job in Americas after showing the
people of Triton how to eradicate the
ravenous insects.
Il found the people fighting mos
quitoes with all their might" he
said, "but they didn't know how, and
were not getting anywhere. They had
been oiling some of the creeks and
standing water by the dipper method,
which is ineffective, and besides they
had not been carrying it far enough.
| found bodies of water near the
city of Triton where the mosquito
larvae were so dense that they black
ened the surface of the water. The
result was that the mosquitoes were
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-06-15

lantlc flight until further improve
ments have been made in the appara-
tus employed.
Let us take flight from st. Johns
steering the airplane. along the shodt-
est route to Galway Bay, and starting
sometime in the afternoon.
Before leaving the ground, the
Drift Indicator is set to the required
course and an approximate compass
course is worked out which will al
low for the drift caused by the pre-
vailing wind. After rising into the air
and gaining sufficient height the
alrplane is set on the compass course,
and this course is then corrected un-
til the desired course set on the in
dicator is made good. The time of
passing over the coast is noted and
the speed over the ground is meas
ured. The direction and speed of the
wind at the height of the airplane
are calculated and the drift Indicator
carefully watched so as to detect any
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alteration and to make the necessary
corrections.
Suns Height Observed.
During the first hour the height
of the sun above the horizon is meas
ured by means of the sextant. the
exact time of the observation being
noted. The special chart is then
brought into use, and if there has
been no error in the allowance for
wind, it shows exactly what point has
been reached on the desired track to
Galway Bay. This is then checked up
with the position which should have
been reached according to the meas
ured ground speed, and in the short
distance traversed during the first
hour, there should be no appreciate
discrepancy.
"The navigator now has time to
busy himself with settling down for
the journey after the hurried prepa-
rations at the start, and to pay a lit
tie attention to the many calls coming
over the wireless. By this time he is
almost out of range with his sending
apparatus, but signals continue to
come in bearing messages of cheer,
and perhaps some humorous sugges-
lions as to conduct enroute, to which
unhappily, the appropriate replys
cannot be sent.
another hour passes, and it is
time for another observation. This
is taken in the same way as the first
and as the hours slowly pass, so the
distance increases and the data OBJ
tanned from the observation piles up
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and gives one an increased faith in
the instruments devised by man.
might comes on and the stars be-
gin to peep out. This is the best time
for the navigator, for there are many
stars and observation on two or three
of them gives his a more accurate
position than he can obtsyn from the
single observation afforded by the
sun. 1t is too dark to see the surface
of the ocean and the drift indicator
cannot be used unless flares are
thrown out, but frequent observa-
tons obviate the use of these.
Rising Sun Observed.
can accurate course is held until
dawn, and the bearing of the sun is
taken as accurately as possible as it
rises above the horizon, giving the
first fix for the day. Favorable
winds have increased the speed and
land should be sighted within three
hours. Will it be the point for which
the navigator is aiming? Now comes
the great test of his accuracy and
that of the Instruments employed.
"Both pilot and navigator are on
the alert, although tired after so
many hours of strain and anxiety.
Two hours away. We should soon be
in wireless touch with the land sta
tons, from which messages have
been received almost continuously
since the departure.
"At last an answer is received to
our &C. O. and we give the position
in which we think we are. There is
at once a feeling of safety. even
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-06-15
ONE CASE OF SMALLPOX
FOUND IN SUMTER COUNTY

A case of smallpox has appeared in
Sumter county, Mary Lee Shorter. 4
negro living on H. R. Johnson's farm
on the friendship road having con-
tracted the malady few days ago
on her return from Donaidsonyille
where she had been visiting. DR.. r.
+. Bond, commissioner Of public
health, was called and as n result all
the negroes of the neighborhood,
most of them against their wishes,
have undergone vaccination to pre-
vent the further spread of the dis
ease.
This is the only case of smallpox
reported in Sumter county, but it is
said it is found with considerable fire.
euency in other South Georgia coun-
ties. Lowndes county, especially, is
SAID to be badly infested with the
contagion.
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H. c. DAVIS, JR., FINISHES
TECH; TO co TO DENVER

Friends in this city of H. C. Da-
Wis, Jr., have received invitations to
the Georgia School of Technology
graduation exercises in Atlanta June
IL to Is.
Mr.. Davis, who has been attending
Tech, the past four years, will be at
home for a short time from June II
prior to going to Denver, Colo, where
has accepted position with the Do
herty company of that state.
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simply swarming all about the city.
The officials were shown how to oil
the surface effectively by spraying.
which will remedy the nuisance quick
ly.
''One instance will illustrate how
determined the people were in their
efforts to curb the mosquitoes and
also how ineffectively they were
working. A man was fined $25 for
leaving water stand in a storage bat
terry, although he asserted that the
water contained enough sulphuric ac-
id to kill any form of life that might
get into it. The city officials took the
position that it was a breeding place
for mosquitoes, and they were deter
mined to wipe out the insects which
were infesting the community"
Lieut.. Tiedeman also visited Val
dosta last week in the interests of
curbing the malarial mosquito, which
is recognized by medical SCIENCE as
the only agency by which malarial
can be transmitted.
The completeness with which the
mosquito has been eradicated in this
section through drainage and oiling
work done under the direction of
Lieut.. Tiedeman has given him wide
reputation through South Georgia.
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BAPTISM BETHESDA cHuDcH.

There will be baptism at the Be-
thesda Baptist church on Forest
street this morning at II o'clock.
All candidates are urged to be pres
ent on time, prepared for the cere-
mony.
There will be preaching also and
special music by the choir. The pub
lie is cordially invited to witness
these services.
M. w. REDDICK. Pastor.
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Speak Up, Then.

Said the facetious Teller, you've
all heard that old wheeze about hear
Ing Pike Speak; but did any of you
ever hear Jack and tho Beans Talk ?"
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AVIATOR TELLS
HOW TO STEER
OCEAN COURSE

Continued from Page One J
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JAMAICA RESULTS

First race-two-year-o i've furions
Cinderella III trairbrotherl. II to 10. to
:. to 6, won: Rctty u. Ill tButwclD. 3
10 to !. even. second rilErime; IL
Time. iol lndiscre,ion, Vanity Rox. im-
Generator L'Orphclnr. Mauritius also ran.
Second racc-threc- Odds and up. sell
Ing. five and onc-half furlonEs- Elected. II.
lo3 tNolanl, > TO l. to l. even. won: TinE :
a-Iing lot ,pcece); TO =. TO l. and even.
TO |. TO l. third. Time. 1907. our
Nephew, Miss Sterin. Appleton wiskc. Ap-
piejack. II. Peasant Golden King. Ideal also
Third race-three- year-old maidcns. six
DEMONSTRATIONS. lis tButwelJ. Is to 10. ,
to II. to >, to second: Summer Sigh.
li5 tWarren), 20 to l. s TO l. to l. third
Time. l:t 2-a. TIeroismc. CarmeIite kwor
Shec. Different Eyes, War Rocket. Dendera.
Demaris also
hye and half MISUNDERSTANDING. l0;
lWalls): Is 10 s. to s. to 10. won. lima
Frank. TO- tFraSchD. 20 to l. to l. Ia l.
second: Bully Roy, Ill Loftus), = To l.
To and even. third. Time. los go.
hiade. Naturalist. Full Swoop. Jack Hare
also
Fifth race-;hree-year and IN nit,
ana seventy yards-Favour. ITO tHaynesl
~ N, to .: to :. 10 10. won: Mill Race.
70 ): third. Tins. i:S SIS a BEAUTY s sleep.
Plenty, Sir w johnson. Sunningdale Mo,
dcnna. Susan NJ. Iinnin also ran
sixth racc-two- year olds. Ave furlongs-
Royal Duck ioI tSchcidman). even to 3
and out. won; Arm.nus. 10. drummer )
10 'AmbroSe). = Ia ,. even. out, third
Time. .0l -. VI. Antoinctte "a so ran
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PlMLICO RESULTS

nisI Tnsf 5nnson 1"G $40 ns s.5
sweet Apple. li2 tSande). Sc. 90 $50 second :
Toueanet;. io7 tFa,orl. $3.50. third. Tirne.
~; y" 20. Fastep. The wit. Sedsegras., Hello
fardner also ran. ''
Second race.three year. olds mile and a
,Steenth-lioudlni, liz (Rfce) soaSo sli. S. 40
won: Dottte Nandiver. l0t (Wida) &iS 20
a.;V second: Gath. ia (kclscy) ST. third
lime. i;i3 LIB. Mothers in Law Antoinette
SlI1eda. Toddler. Frizeur. Frank Shannon
ScarTGhii9ht. III also ran.
hird race-three year Odds and un two
s anm q half miies-wariock. liS GwiliiamsI'
= ss 80 go out won; Brooks. It7 tNickiausi,
out out third Time. 5:oe :-5 Kings,own a Pies
Fourth race -two-ycar- old.. four and :,
h IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lis fRicei. 81 81
t2."o. out. won: Murray, l:a (Ryan( 60 70
out second; Ireland. I15 tIohnsonr onI
fifth race-three year oids and un
IurlonRs-Louise V. 112 (SandeS SIS 81 & sn
out. won: Culctude. l2I tRyanj. $50 oni
second Cobalt Lass. lis tRichcreek) out
, .n Time. 1913 40. Pride OF India also
rs sl5th HsaS.-, and UP mile
s.So. won; Flittergold. Io3 (wida). $3.50 X 70
sTSG n,nd; k6nS Herod. 1l3 tSande). saoo third
nea aG also lao r a. Tommy Wac and Galley
, seventh Iace-three-year-o lds and up civ
ngSaThornbloom. 100 iSande, w, s ~
st;m. eco. won: Sister Emblem. liz fRttssnV'
s3.io t2Io second: Onco. l0s iRicbcreor',
gu thiTd: Time 1l4 SIS. General. Zouaww W
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FIRST NATIONAL WINS, As
NOW TIED WITH FEDERAL
RESERVE FOR TOP PLACE
After Loose First Inning, 10th Tenn.
Play Fast and Snnppy Little
Bull Game.

First National Bank defeated tho
Planters National Bank at Byrd Park
yesterday afternoon by tho score of
to 8. Tho game. after the first in
Ming, in which both teams scored three
runs was close. snappy and interest
ing.
Paul Mayo staged comeback and
pitched fine game. errors behind him
at critical moments losing the game
he allowed the heavy hitting First
National only five hits
Grubbs made sensational sboe
string catch OF wharton's fly in the
third Inning. and doubled Mac Pitt at
second. Erubbs caught the ball, fell
and rolled over, but managed to hold
1t. and threw to second for beautiful
double play.
The win tics the skyscraper bows
with the Federal Reserve Bank for
first place. The score.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES

First race-for two-year-old nliiee i've
furionEs-Pokey lane. 1903: Mile. Dazie 10. .
Suicknre, lo3 Eastern Glow. IoS. Merry
Second race-,hrec- year.olds and up. six
fmrlongs-Plan,arede. IS: Cuwise child ~:
Ultra Gold, los: our Nephew ll5; Lad:
Ward: loS; Poor Butterfly. 1913: Vrase. 20.
Lhird race-.two- year od.. five and n
Ean furlonss.Mlle. Dazzle. ?5: Oicas,er aS:
eddie Ricken6acker. llc: Sugar Mint l02:
lie. Sinner So.
mile and sixteenth-Royce Reels. ITO: L Er
TySnt: 10: Cudsel. ls2; foreground 10;
WeSiy Hogan. l2e; George Starr, lle: Thun
Gerclap: IS: Star Master. lis: Laniu.. liz
stIraightforward. lo2; Balustrade. Ion.
filth race-three year Odds and upward
mlIe and seventy yards-Tcddy Rousseau
i9s: Helarie; TO-: Pierre-a-Feu. lis: HubbuS
sixth race.three-year- olds. SIX furionSs-
,MoFnGoyer i2l: You Need. IFS: ST Quentin
w.: Juivenescenee, lot; Ceramic. 100
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COMEDIAN OF BASEBALL,
HERMAN SCHAEFER, DIES
Passing Of Diamond Favorito win
Bring Pang to Every Lover OF
National Game.
WON INTERNATIONAL FANiH
Antics on Ball Field Never Failed
to Keep Crowd and Players in
Good Humor-Had Been In Poor
Health for Several Months.
WON INTERNATIONAL FAnfH
[By Associ,ted pre.s1


NEW YORK. May 16.-Thc CREATES
comedian in baseball died today al
Saranac Lake. y. 7. The news OF hi,
unexpected end Will bring panE OF
regret to every baseball fan in thu
country.
herman Germany Schaefer hat
been In poor health for several months
put not even his closest friends knew
he was 50 close TO deatn.
With Detroit Many Years.
Schaeiers amusing antics on ths
baseball field the past few years made
him an International character. Foi
many years with the Detroit TIrer,
and tho Washington team as a second
na:rilhh' ne was gradually side.
'rI nn, la as "a, b player BY younger men
vice IN the field did not Danish him
from the game. His acrobatic stunts
ana playful clowntsh tricks on III,
coaching lines before and during games
Ferred TO keep fans in gales OF laugh.
ter. Wherever his club played hIs
amusing, performances proved draw.
ing card.
Teamed with Nick Aitrock.
On leaving the Washington t.ap,
where he and Nick Aitrock, the old.
time pitcher. comprised a team OF fun.
makers unique in baseball, Schaefei
Joined the Yankees as n coach and
later, Manager McGraw made him
member OF The Giants to keep his team
and spectators In good humor.
world with the Giants and White So1
some years ago. He was not only thu
ne or the party. but his funmaking
gave him a reputation almost as ex.
tcnsire any of the baseball star
who made the trip.
hurt nobody. II was always spontanes
GUS and kindly.
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Watch the Little Pimples;
They are Natures Warning

rid the blood of these disorders. And
the one remedy which has no equal az
as purifier is S. S. S., the purely vegeta-
Die blood medicine, which has been on
The market for more than fifty years.
II Is sold by druggists everywhere.
IL you are afflicted with any form OF
skin disease. do not expect to be cured
by lotions, ointmcnts, salves and other
local remedies. as they cannot possibly
reach the source OF the trouble, which
Is IN the blood. Begin taking S. s. S.
TO-DAY, and write complete history Of
your case to our chief medical adviser
who Will give you special instructions.
without charge. Write at once to Swift
Specihc Co, $50 Swift Laboratory. At
lanta, Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
COLTS AGAIN VICTORIOUS
TAKE SECOND GAME FROM
NORFOLK BY 6-TO-1 SCORE
Joliif Hurls Great Contest, Holding
Iars to Two Hits and Fam
ming Five.

Jollif made his debut in Richmond
as professional hurler Friday after
ner. lie pitched the Colts to to
! victory over the Norfolk Tars. The
former college star allowed but two
crew Of the Mary Jane. now now piloted by by
PLAYER than "Bilr" s Sch srTiM"''' 0"''
IN The he t ,hiIa run for the Colts came
on fosi's inficld out after having got
ten on third on bad throw from
catcher to first.
In tho hfth three tallies were made.
Crossley's hit brought in Bass and
fost and the fast left fielder himself
crossed the plate on bad peg from
and one in the eighth and the Colts
knocked off and called it a day in tho
run getting line.
Dobnonitcs better Than Tara.
The Dobsonites were plainly superior
to their opponents throughout the
contest, and having Earncred their
first run in the third inning. were on
the the offensive during the remainder of
on its toes the whole game. With
DobSon running the outfit from the
thrd-base coacher's box there is never
any loafing among his men. lie puts
pepper into them and thinks for them.
If Richmond wins the pcnnant this
season-and there is no reason why
the credit Will belong to Frank Dobson.
Four errors were made by the Colts.
two OF them by young English. who
was still nervous. and fought the ball
instead of waiting for it. but failure
to Held faultlessly was more than
onset by the ability to hi: the pill
when hits meant runs. Bass. Poole
English and Jolliff each made two
bagEers. In addition to their mid
way swats, Poole got single and An
bolt made two bingles in four times up
Schwartz Tries Comedian Stunt.
Norfolk secured her lone talley in
the ninth on an error by English.
Eadley was sent in as a pinch hitter
in the ninth with two out, but flied
out.
Pilot Schwartz essayed to be the
comedian OF the day. He did not sue
coed. lilo may have gotten his inspira-
tion from the diamond antics of Nick
Mtrock and Germany Shaeffer. but he
didn't inherit any of their talent. In
the sixth inning one OF Jolin's bendcrs
struck his bat while he held it lightly
poised on his shoulder as II he had
possible intentions OF swatting one
With the crack OF the ball against the
willow; schwartz dropped to the
ground. rubbing the back OF his head
The crowd yelled in dcrison. realizing
that the particular spot which he was
massaging was the last which could
have been struck under the circum-
stances If he had rubbed his fore
head he might have been rewar ded
with a laugh. But Schwartz Will learn
good deal about baseball and clown
tactics II he sticks TO the game.
The two premier hurlers OF the Colts
and the Tars-CoX and Meis-wIll
probably pitch today.
The
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Cnsightly and Disfiguring Sig
mails Of Bad Blood.

Don't close your eyes to tho warn
ing which nature gives. when unsishtly
pimplcs appear on your face and other
parts Of the body.
Not only are these pimples and
splotches disfsuring. but they lead to
serious skin diseases that spread and
cause tho most dIscomforting irritation
and pain. Sometimes they foretcll
Eczema. boils. blisters. scaly eruptions
aud other annoyances that burn Xix
flames OF fire. and make you feel that
your skin Is ablaze.
When these symptoms appear on any
part OF the body, take prompt steps to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
FOX SCHOOL VICTOR IN
FAST FIELD DAY EVENTS
Madison. Cary and Normal Go Down
In Defeat In Snappy Contests mt
byrd Park,

A number of spectators saw ono n,
the most spectacular field days ever
heId in Richmond yesterday.
he mass gymnastic drill was the
best that has been shown in anv nf
the field days.
From the beginning the battle was
between Madison School. last years
champions. and Fox School. Fox won
the Gymnastic contest and Madison
came back by winning the sprint
races. FOX won the high jumping
contest with perfect score i5O5
while only one pupil from Madison
missed, giving them 40
FOX clinched the right to the title
by winning the relay.
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PETERSBURG. 3; N. NEWS, |


INptV!dI 70 TIC HIM eS- DISpatCh.1
PETERSBURG, VA. May l6-In
closely contested game Petersburg
won from Newport News this evening
by score OF 8 10 !. Barring the rirst
aiming. when Newport News scored.
their only run of the game. came on
Hinges two Dagger and sacrifice hits
by BraDnigan and Whitcraft
Walden had the visitors al his mercy
Hamel for the visitors was also In
good form. being hit safely seven
times. Petersburg tied the score In
the fourth inning and took the lead
in The NTH on base on balls. and
singles by Nagle and Hitler In the
sixth inning Petersburg scored on an
error ny BranniEan. stolen base and
Whitcraft's wild throw 10 first on
markers Erounder. Both teams felded
fast and played quick and snappy ball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

81 ' 9uS nR SIX , ta
.ssS w second cire s.ns;or 10 T.ols;
Words o. wisdom Hasty Cora Ed Carl.
sunna 81 aI s,so An Verde Sand Man.
Second race.two-year-oids. four furlonus
mRuoy; ~ tWarringtonJ, $3.50, $3.50. ST. o.
;lS second asaec i s fM h59S g
5hs Luckett Alec Arm. Miiitary' GIL Gil.
Thisd f rsc. ana Maise also ran.
American Ace lis iRebinsosSsj s:s Se' W Yen
Time III Msara il SGs'Lne5} n $50 third
S ore. Cerinus' Hurry Up. Jago, Clermo5ii
half h9u fsh,o6 5sse1,woy..5,e,d. four and
$aSas ss5S S0s s.oe Miss M P2snt 81 15 IS
Ssi: nsssl SIiss s 3: h Ess
and SIS, Goldie Ros. also ran. ~''NN'| susie
r1eraId r ioi .year:olds and up. mile
Sands OF Pleasure. i6s i%iilis9 t SS' ws 11o;
shiTd r, nr. Carmen. III Gamer. $40
B s; G si.o Eagle Sun Cold and Honolulu
sls sIssn mile and
cnn5ke) $50 third. sS TImc rrhsIrifen los
afn Tidal Brunette. tyranny. Gorens Aia po
and sf's"th and up. mile
;,lo0 $3.50 second Rsi RSK," ,o7 10 sS,wI,is
Maud t Bacon Tine sn, l;4s ~ Wood Thrusb.
Nomnee Docia or" s MGMsskin t,h Bob H.nsisy
Gnu Sorydon also ran ndrhiey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
AMATEUR GAMES TODAY
COMMERCIAL LEAc;I-E

: =, I'OMHI ETsIIAT LEAGUE.
A. field. 81 - -
Newton Woodward ~. Battle Ak.
at Byrd Park, No @ one
Code vs.. Code Columbus p,.s
Park. No. l. s'"
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
Tredegar VS.. U. S. Ordnance. at Byrd
Stockton Street We. r. f. Lees al,
Clarke Springs. a.
g. e. O. Lodge VS.. Silent A. C. -,
Southside. 80
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
9 Grace street VS.. 3. T. Crump, a,
Cottrell Saddlery Company W.. Rich.
smond Broom Company, ri Uyrd PAL
~, b. Brauer VS. Corby Bs king Com.
ptny at Benton Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17

Every school in the contest did splen-
did work. These teams are trained
and coached by the regular grade
teachers. and much credit is due them
TOR the splendid work OF the pupils
The work shown in the drills and con
tests is regular part OF the instruc-
tlon, supervised by the department OF
physical education.
Officials:
Management OF Grounds. H. Calder.
superintendent OF Parks and G.lay-
grounds.
Judges-Mr. Conway. Y. NJ. c. A..
chairman: Mr.. OLeary, department
physical education public schools; Miss
Feet physical director Binford School
Starter. A. Van Buren,, Athletic
Federation.
Clerk OF course. Mr.. Crouch, George
Mason School
Management department of physical
education Richmond Public Schools
Louie Lee Thorpe. assistant director;
Tucker Jones, director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
NEW TRIAL OVERRULED
orsnni'ed HascbnII VIII Have to Pay
bs''imore Federal League Club
S2SO0O by Verdict.

. WASHINGTON, May is. Justic.
stafford. Of The District of Columbia
supreme Court. today overrulcd the
motion OF organized basebali for a ncm,
trial OF the suit of the Baltimore Fed.
eral Lea quo baseball club. and award
ed a judgment of $4,000 in favor Of
'orneys fees. An appeal was noted bv
counsel FOR organized baseball, and n
hond in the sum Of $4,000 furnished
Inc suit Of the Baltimore club was
brought under the Sherman anii,rn.,
Avs, ana grew out Of tho disbandinr
OF the Federal League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
Athlete. Leave for Paris.

PARIS. May l6.-One hundred and
NIFTY athletes OF the American army Of
occupation left Coblcnz on Thursday
for Paris TO train for the American
eXpeditionary force track champion
ships The party includes Sergeant
o'Brien. who recently did the 100 yards
in ten seconds Nat: Corporal Irneson
OF the Mclrose A. c., New York q
quarter and half-miler. Private Wiillarr
Medium, Of the University Of Cali.
fornia. shotputter and javclin throwen
and Sergeant Higgins. OF tho Univert
sity OF Chicago. Javelin thrower.