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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
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PHILADELPHIA. May 3l-Anna- polls proved it's superiority over col legiate rivals today in the feature races of the 18th annual regatta of the American Rowing association, over the one mile and $50 yards straightaway course on the Schuylkill river.
 Navy crews won three races and were disqualified in another. They achieved their greatest success in out rowing the Pennsylvania varsity in the first eight-oared race, the chief event of the day. Syracuse also was a starter, but never was a factor. Navy's time was six minutes 35 seconds.
 Annapolis also outrowed the Penn sylvania eight in the race for 150- pound crews, the navy finishing in 7:02 4-5, a quarter of a length in the lead.
 The navy crew captured the junior collegiate eight-oared event by more than a length, from Princeton in 6:43 1-5. Syracuse was third and Pennsyl- vania, fourth.
 A foul caused the disqualification of the navy in the freshman eight-oared race, which Syracuse won by three quarters of a length from Yale in 6:49 Pennsylvania was third.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-01

ceeding here to resume training for his contest with Dempsey July 4 When Tex Rickard learned that Willard halted at Lawrence for a day, he smiled and said he did not blame him a bit.
 Willard, according to a telegram to Rickard, left Lawrence at $40 o'clock this afternoon, which means that he will reach Toledo tomorrow night.
 Ray Archer, his business represen- tative, has a ring ready for the cham pion to get down to training.
 After reeling off seven miles on the road this morning, Dempsey indulged in a swimming race, beating Bill Tate, his sparring partner, and two other contestants. He boxed four rounds again this afternoon, two with Tate and two with Terry Keller. Dempsey worked with more dash and speed, and it was noted that his road work had sharpened his wind. Manager Kearns said that Dempsey would rest up for four or five days after Willard gets on the scene. The Jamaica Kid a negro heavyweight from the east, will be here Monday to join Dempsey staff of sparring partners.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-01
kANS. WINS M. V. MEET

AMES, Iowa, My 31.-The Kansas agricultural college won the twelfth an- nual Missouri Valley conference track meet today, scoring 2Sk points, two points more than the total of Missouri university, winner of six of the last seven meets4 Grinnell, picked by many as the favorite before the meet, tied with Iowa state for third, each getting 24 points.
 Nebraska, 1s1z; Kansas, 12Aa; Amer ican School of Osteopathy, 10; Simpson, 915; Drake, 71S; Des Moines, 5, and Southwestern State Normal, 4, were other teams scoring. Washington uni versity (St. Louis) and Baker failed to score.
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whose knowledge of the game was that it is known to be the national pastime, it emerged at the end of the season champions.
 Brophy and Heflin were the only two old players with which the season was started, and these two battle scared veterans stayed to the last. Charles Gray, who was made a baseball play CT only this season, developed into one of the best catchers ever a member of the local Coyote team.
 G. G. Morgan, director of athletics of the school, probably deserves most of the credit for the splendid record made this year by the nine, for it was he who did the building up, the cutting down and molding of the organization this year. With the unenviable task, at the beginning of the year, of build ing a team out of raw material, Coach
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U. OF C. FIRST IN c. MEET

SEATTLE, Wash, May S1-Califor- mia college athletes outdistanced track and field men of the Oregon Washing ton colleges at the. 1919 Pacific coast conference meet today The Univer- sity of California took first place with F points and Leland Stanford Jr university was second with 3S.
 Washington State college was third with 30h points. Other scores were: Oregon Agricultural college. 241a; Uni versity of Washington, 1912, and Uni versity of Oregon 9.
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P.U.H. 5. WINS ELEVEN LOSES ONE CAME 1913

The Phoenix Union high school base ball team has just concluded one of the most successful seasons in the history of local school athletics, having won eleven games and lost only one.
 Despite the fact that the team this year was made almost entirely from green" hands who never before had faced the bleachers, and the sum of
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WILLARD DELAYED
 REACHING TOLEDO

TOLEDO May 31-Hundreds of ad- mirers of Jess Willard damned the Union station here tonight in anticipa- tion of the arrival of the heavyweight champion, but were disappointed, as Big Jess" stopped off today at his home in Lawrence, Kan, to visit his wife and five cshildren before pro-
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PITrssURe, 10; CINCINNATI, 5

PITTSBURG, May S1.-Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati in a free hitting contest. Southworth led the batters with two triples and home run. Ham, ilton eased up in the ninth and Gin cinnati got six hits, which netted four rins Score:
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Mollwitz; sacrifice fly, Daubert: double plays, Terry unassisted, Cut shaw to Terry, Mollwitz to Hamiltoni bases on balls, by Luque 1, by Ring l, by Bressler 2, by Hamilton f; innings pitched, by Luque 2,by Ring 2, by Bressler f, by Hamilton g; struck out, by Ring l, by Bressler 2, by Hamilton three
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PHILADELPHIA, 6; BOSTON. 1

BOSTON, May 31-Heavy hitting and the wildness of Boston's pitchers contributed to Philadelphia's victory. Woodward was cratic, bu- effective with men on bases. Score:
 R. H. E. Philadelphia .... .003 200 001--6 P Boston ...... 900 OO9 00l---1 ? Batteries: Woodward an1 Cady; Scott, F1llingham, No.throp and Gowdy.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Birmingham, 2; Atlanta, 1. At Little Rock, l Mobile, 3.
 At Nashville, 0; Chattanooga, 3. At Memphis New Orleans: Rain.
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DODGERS SNATCH FIRST VICTORY
 FROM THE GIANTS

NEW YORK, May 31.-Brooklyn scored it's first victory over New York when Marquard, a former New York pitcher, won his own game woth two- base hit in the ninth. Score:
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Morgan started his work and never waverd while fulfilling his service.
 Charles Becker, as manager of the team is also deserving of credit, for he performed his part in a way which left no cause for dissatisfaction.
 Dick Heflin. captain of the team, also did a great deal to make the record possible and by the use of his muscular arm many times brought the team out of tight hole. The captain for next season will be Moore, one of the prime favorites of this season, and who has shown his ability to fill the captaincy.
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For the Graduate

We have every needful in the way of clothes-Blue Serges and Battle Greens also fancy mixtures in suits shirts of every conceivable color and mater ial. Crossett shoes of the newest lasts Neck wear, hats, soX and everything that you'll need or want
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'Ran for Konetchy in ninth.
 @sRan for Krueger in ninth.

Kan Tor konetchy m ninth,
 s'Ran for Krueger in ninth
 ''"Batted for Kauff in ninth.
 !Krueger out, hit by batted ball.
 By innings
 Brooklyn 900 100 002-3 New York ........110 900 000-2
 Summary: Two base hits, Konetchy. Marquard; three-base hits, Fletcher, Myers: sacrifice hit, Konetchy: double play, Olson to SEonetcyh; bases on balls,, off Toney 2, off Marquard 1; in- nings pitched, by Ooeschger 1, by Tony :, by Winters 2-S; sctruck out, by Tony l, by Marquard A. wild pitch, Marquard; passed ball. Krueger.
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WESTERN LEAGUE At Des Moines, 5; Omaha 1. At St. Joseph, '; Sioux City, 10. At Wichita, s; Tulsa, 3. At Oklahoma City Joplin: VIC grounds
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Pittsburq

Pittsburg .205 210 00*-10
 Summary: Two-base hit, Bigbee
 Three basehits, Rousch, Bressler, Southworth 2, Cutshaw, MoIlwitz; home run, Southworth; stolen bases, Groh. Rousch. Kopf, Boeckel, Cutshaw,
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grounds.
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. hrueger out, hit by batted By innings
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-22
SEES PEACE OF
US. DISTURBED
BYLABOR PACT
Provisions of Treaty Fail to
Cope With Threatening
Evils, Thomas Says

Washington, Aug. %. - The labor
provisions of the Peace Treaty fail
to cope with threatening labor evils
and point toward a program which
may disturb the domestic peace of
the United States, Senator Thomas,
Democrat, Colorado, declared to-day
in the Senate. He expressed grave
doubt whether tnat section of the
Treaty could be accepted under the
constitution.
The international labor conference
to be set up, he declared, would be
an important integral part of the
League of Nations, though the pro-
visions creating it are not included
in the League covenant.
"Inasmuch as organized labor cor
rectly speaks of itself as a class"
he said, 'it is entirely appropriate
to say that by including this pro-
gram in the Treaty, distinct recog-
milton and separate organization are
given to a class. To enthrone a
class, whether by revolution or by
Treaty it is but to estrange other
classes.
At Expense of America
1T may be possible to reach the
TContinued on Page 10.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-22
SERVE WARRANT
ON LAFEAN IN
CRASH OF BANK
Former State Banking Com
missioner Charged With
Misdemeanor in Office
BAIL is FURNISHED
Will Appear For Hearing Be-
fore Magistrate Rooney, in
Philadelphia, Sept. 8
BAIL is FURNISHED

York, Pa, Aug. %. A warrant
charging Daniel F. Lafean, with
misdemeanor in office, in connection
with the failure of the North Penn
Bank of Philadelphia, was served
upon the former State Banking COM
missioner at his home here, at 10
o'clock this morning, by James p.
Dobson, of the Philadelphia detect
i've bureau.
Lafean, with his counsel, Henry
c. Niles, met the Philadelphia Of
ficer by arrangement in the office of
Alderman Walter T. Owen, OF the
Second ward. The warrant, pre-
pared by District Attorney Rotan,
of Philadelphia which charges that
Lafean was guilty of misdemeanor
in office in permitting the North
Penn Bank to remain open while
knowing its unsound condition was
there read to the former Banking
Commissioner. Detective Dobson.
who was following instructions,
asked for $500 bail. Alderman
Owen declared this amount to be
absurd in view of the character of
the charge, and fixed the amount at
$500. This was promptly furnished
by DR.. James A. Dale, for the ap-
pearance of Lafean before Magis-
trate Charles P. Rooney in No. s
court, Philadelphia, Septem Der 8 at
2 p. m.
Before leaving the alderman's Of
flee Lafean said that he might make
brief statement later in the day.