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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
Moving Pictures

Mr.. Cleve Gammage, who has for
several weeks been with the Moore
Real Estate Agency, Asheville. N. C.,
IS spending a short while in Dawson
combining business with the pleasure
of seeing his many friends in this
section.
Rev. T. M. Galloway, with his
daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Ma
ME, enjoyed one evenings perform
ance of grand opera, Miss Mamie ex-
tending her visit to Monroe, where
her sister is teaching.
Miss Lynch, of Eatonton. who is
one of the faculty of the Fort Val
ley public schools, was the weekend
guest of Miss Smith, teacher of the
fourth grade in the Dawson school.
Mr.. B. NJ Davidson returned to
Atlanta Sunday night, as his physi-
clan allowed him to come home on
condition that he go back every week
or two until fully recovered.
Messrs. T. N. and G.. G. Virgins,
W. E. Pearce, Ed Lewis and Charles
Strickland made up a party from Ed
ison coming to Dawson Friday to at
tend to business.
Mr.. George Riley, who is mana
ger of an oil mill in Tennille, was
warmly greeted by his numerous
Dawson friends while on a business
trip here Friday.
Mrs. Lloyd Hatcher is at home af-
ter an absence of several weeks spent
with her. sister, Mrs. Albert Jolley,
who is recuperating from an opera
ton.
Walter Bridges, who is a student
at the Agricultural College at Amer
icus, spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Bridges.
Mrs. B. B. Perry and Miss Alice
Mae Perry returned Friday from a
stay of two weeks in Atlanta, extend
ing their visit for grand opera.
Mrs. W. w. Crews and little son,
Billie, of Bowden, have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bell
for several days.
Mrs. j. S. Lowrey returned Fri
day from visiting relatives in Car
rollton, Monticello, Macon and JEFF
fersonville.
Miss Florence Baldwin is at home
from visit of several days to her
sister, Mrs. Robert Stokes, in Buena
Vista.
Mrs. N. A. Lowrey will leave this
week for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. T. E. Davenport, in Ashburn.
Mr.. j. T. Williams, of Atlanta, was
among the visitors looking after bus
mess interests in Dawson.
Col. j. B. Bussey, of Cuthbert,
spent the week in Dawson in attend
ance upon the city court.
Mrs. Frank Clark, of Rockmart, is
spending some time with Dawson rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Riardan have
returned from attending the grand
opera in Atlanta.
Carlton Marshall was here from
Savannah Saturday and Sunday Wis
iting homefolks. ttt
Mr.. ]. Fried, of Macon, was look
ing after business interests here the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Norton
spent several days in Columbus the
past week.
Mr.. Will Tooke, of Montezuma
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs
jenkins.
Mr.. Jack McNulty has been down
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29

Why eat other brands of Ice Cream
when you can get Purity at Weaver
Drug Co.?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
Notice.

Georgia, Terrell County.-To the
superior court of said county: The
petition of the Farmers Union Gin
Co., a corporation duly chartered by
the superior court of Terrell county,
shows the following facts:
1. Petitioner desires to surrender
its charter and franchise to the state
and be dissolved as a corporation.
2. That on the 9Th day of April,
1919, meeting of the stockholders
of said corporation was held, at
which meeting a resolution was
adopted by the affirmative vote of
more than two-thirds of the capital
stock of said corporation, resolving
that said corporation shall surrender
its charter and franchise to the state
and be dissolved as a corporation,
said stockholders meeting having
been called for the specific purpose
of voting on the dissolution of the
corporation.
3. That said corporation can be
dissolved without injustice to any
stockholder or other person. That said
corporation owns no property and
owes no debts.
WHEREFORE, petitioner prays
for an order fixing the time and
place of hearing its petition, and fur
Their that a decree be signed accept
ing the charter and franchise of said
corporation, and ordering its disso-
luton. R. R. JONES,
Atty for Petitioners
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
SENDS THE NEWS A
PAPER PRINTED IN GERMANY
Private James T. Crawford Was in
Historic Battle of the Argonne.

Private James T. Crawford, son of
Mr.. B. T. Crawford, in a letter to
The News writes interestingly of his
experiences with Co. E, 26th U. S.
infantry, 1st division. A. E. F., sta
toned in Germany. This well-known
Terrell county boy enlisted on Oct.
4, 1918, and was in the famous bat
tie of the Argonne forest. He en-
closes a copy of the division paper,
the Bridgehead Sentinel, which is full
of interesting army news and also
contains a number of poems written
by the soldiers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
LITTLE FOLKS HAVE A
MOST ENJOYABLE PARTY
twenty-five Guests Made Merry at
the Home of Mrs. Clark.

The little folks party given by
Mrs. John Clark was a bright and in
resting affair enjoyed by twenty
five guests Wednesday afternoon. 1t
was a compliment to the children of
the home. Richard and Louise, and the
little host and hostess were assisted
by their mother in making a very
happy occasion. After games straw
berry ice cream and cake were serv-
ed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
SLIGHT DAMAGE WAS
DONE BY BLAZE ON ROOF
Flying Spark Started Fire at Home
of Mrs. Emma Crouch.

The congregations assembled at
the places of worship Sunday morn
ing were disturbed by the alarm of
fire, a blaze on the roof of the home
of Mrs. Emma Crouch calling ont the
department. The trouble was caused
by flying sparks. Only slight damage
resulted to the roof.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
LOWREY & DAVIDSON
WILL ERECT BUILDING
Recently Purchased the Old Hart
Blacksmith Lot.

The statement that w. A. David
son and J. A. Shields had bought the
lot on when the old Hart blacksmith
building stands was an error. The
property was purchased by Lowrey
& Davidson, and they will erect on
it large building to be occupied by
the Shields-Geise Co., for the storage
and sale of farm implements.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
MISS CRAWFORD is EXPECTED
TO SPEAK IN DAWSON SOON

Miss Ruby Crawford, daughter Of
General Crawford of the Salvation
Army, is expected to speak in Daw-
son Thursday in the interest of that
organization, which has done and is
doing to much for humanity Miss
Crawford has seen service overseas.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
DAWSON AND BRONWOOD
WILL CROSS BATS TODAY
Good Game Expected on the Local
Diamond This Afternoon.

A game of ball will be played by
the high school teams of Dawson and
Bronwood this afternoon on the local
diamond. The fans will be out in full
force and a close and exciting game
is expected.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
IN REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.

Judge T. j. Slade has entered the
real estate business, and has an ad-
vertisement in The News soliciting
the patronage of those who wish to
sell, buy or rent real estate.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
MISSES STATHAM AND LOWREY
WILL. RETURN. TO DAWSON

Miss L. Lowrey and Miss Alice
Statham have taken apartments at
the residence of Mrs. S. S. James, and
will return to Dawson in few days,
to the great pleasure of their friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
"PnbHt Obinion''

In awakening public appreciation the economical value of
the automobile in general the 100000 Overands now in use
have played important part. Model 90 is car of such
attractive appearance and sterling performance that
everywhere praise its economy and practical value 1t has
in abundance and luxurious comfort that make saunch
friends Public approval thus and expressed your safe
guide in selecting Now is the time for Model 60
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-04-29
Atty for Petitioners.

Georgia, Terrell County.-In per-
son before me appeared R. R. Shell
grove, who, after being sworn, de-
poses and says that he is president
of The Farmers Union Gin Co., and
as such is authorized to make this
affidavit. That the facts set out in
the foregoing petition are true.
R. R. SNELLGROVE.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this April 7, 1919. HOWARD l..
ARNOLD, N. P.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
JAMAICA RESULTS

Md.5c y2s@fiy Wa aat One.hal: ,turiooEs
70 .. won; Housemsid. io7 tSandel- 40
q : out. second .ipp'a Iack, II % ~;
n'arfolg. > 70 :. e to J. 3 10 ihIrJ'
rHne 1905 2-5 Appleton W-isic 'I.Sna.,jjiiIT'
'Tss"ut Julia Bean, Marion Holm also r. =
S"c1n! fsce-oue milo and seventy VA
iAnnd"--iag. log 1McAtc.t. 10 to ! / ,a'i
~ =. won. T.pp!ty W!,chc; ia tWaiisi,
I'D to 5. out second, Transis,S' %
g. Il lan.nl. . 20 2, 10 .. to s. mira
ImS l.i'2-5. L'Erran,. Recount. r. t,i De.
"ra,T% loe. .Carroiijj, TO s' to apI
%'. ga, - !hooaiS. li3 Rowan. 6 to l.
:, riddy Dear. Alma u. also IN
,.t 4Grlh face--'ye ana one hail furlongs-
,ll4er"Ha II" ,McAr"-t 8 to 10 -
3. j. Won Lady B;UmmcU 100 jlEkeS'
!, 10 ~ 2" .; TO p, srconG Royal DIcs.
~ '4-.i vs., 20 !: - g. 3 to ) tE!ird
..lln'"' i'es -. My ladl!c. On watch .iiiiso
.r fif,h race-nve and one-hai, fur!onrs--
t!nt- ling los tnricuD, TO . to 10.
to 3. won: our Nephew iIG IE1ianI'
~, ~, even, 70 .. second. Toadsto5i
i"l 'MCtrsnne. : 20 ., s to 3. 20 . third
iihr: g1 20. Pass aEena, Poly Anna
h.9Eiy Sleep. Elizabeth Il. also ran
Htfth iacc--Avc iurlonrs-OId Gold 101
!"tostj II 70 :, to 8. J 10 B. won
FHiT colleen. lo5 u;owanl. Q 10 10. i 10 &
cut, second. End Man, 10. (Eclanj To- =
- y. 10 :, third. Time ! :Oi tx ~
'a!, SHy Nhlch. Eucrlnlkc also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

FIRST rlcee-s.x fuFlongs-Dr Carmen iIo
garner, So, $3.50, $3.50. won. AM, j,ii ="
EHe,e, 4!g tMurrayl. SaG.5p. $ll'7C scGG,'I
I%,H'5 u'' ~ iS!Wps1Dp. SJlp. mira T,T,n
80 30 tl'irr scotch. Sl.l. Lady pr.
Ign ana MafH"r also ran '-
,.>,GpHu FaHs--!.r tuglUugS-Nva- Goa ms
=. .aa'o t;iHh'. -. ST. $3.50 won. CIcrifGnt
- 'H.oLtI' ~ p ; hN So. second. Marie n H.,
I:i1- MaGfas Glneaam ana Hussl.e c.,!! .!T'S,,.
\, Th!ra racS.sour ana ope-half tar,onss-
Won; Diam9ud CIR nos i'rhurSariY sioo 49,
CIeam swy.p Move on CeH,eryt,I'iScy ,i it5se
: MAG ana plAIo Fii'r also ran.
. FouFifi :aCc--I'rUdrurts 'lub mil. 49,,
On ,tlEEth-Under F.r, IDS ,Thurb."II', ia
49, $Ss9. out won Ginger. q IItoyrr
$50 on, -ee9nd it,uvcrkiU.' i09 tE@hi,,
son. Out. ihrd Time 1881 Is F.ee ON
a nt'A ,ie esr'oY III sn la2t ae,' ;,qr2ns,
600 won, SpT!ng,alo. hi jIBar..iU' 3, sG'
ss2;6O.. third rim" t{5 'T o.1a.m-p,,9.nl,
LAP he'shlcr and S'"rlug also ran
.sSiH'h TNg" ~ miles. Iyerv r'f-n. a.
nlnss Fs2k toa lW-o 500. Ioa,' a. HeSS.
.narvest kirg, lpt ID. Groin, 81 10 S','...i'
- an M ,,,1!;:14i!. iiodre Nne, ST huEust!ne
na SsysH e 5t1Es Sv7aq ana ,gqsrter-ssaa,
FIFE? rrtsaar oS hgg2w91 '3,ao s.5o seeaHd,
52li 20 benctac'os. Dr Samu5II lila ii }iiEa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
r'nkn-KoIn InneId speed,
MATCH NOT PRIZE FIGHT
inrd-Dempsey Heavyweight Chm
pionshtP Within Laws of Ohio,
Sny Authorities

NEW YORK. May co.-The willard
dempsey heavyweight championships
stage In Toledo on July 4. liz no. a
priz" light. according 10 the interpr.
tntion OF the Law in Ohio. TIL. prin
S!pals VIII be paid for their tyrvices
In return for a boxing contest with
hvc- ounce padded gloves The bout
WI! be governed by humane rules
when should prevent so-called hru-
tality. There is no more harm N n
battle of heavyweights for world.
lltIc than In u scrap between obscure
puGlnstS or limited skill. Conseuucnt-
~ the expected protests against the
mce ing OF Willard and Dempsey i'm
ioi%do should not DC regarded seri-
Tor twelve rounds OF three minutes
each. with referees decision, will
make the usual features OF Il finish
heht mpossiblc The big match has
INC moral support OF the Army, Navy
ana CIVILIAN Board OF Boxing Con-
SportSmcN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
SOLDIERS PLAY TAKA-KOll
CAMP LEE OUTFIT MEETS
LOCALS TODAY AT 4:3O
Game VIII lie Played mt byrd PARK
Enht College Men on Visltors'
Roster.

The stage Is set for tho clash be.
tween the teams OF Camp Lee and
Taka-Koia this afternoon at 4;a0
o'clock
All signs point to close and stub.
bornly-fought battle. as each team ha
an imposing record and will bend cvery
column. 40 "oh
For TAXA Kola, Jack knight win
occupy the hill. VIII, Liebs on the re-
IL Jack Is anywhere near his usua
i ri,I the hitting, Of the soldier boys
University OF PENNSYLVANIA star bSx-
man, should easily prove TO be the he
nlnh Iaka-k ola has faced this sea.
Athletic Director mt Third.
Hogan ex-Philly. and later with
iroVinence and Toronto OF tho old In.
short hcld for the doughbovs. WIFI
hunord, from the New England and
Eastern Leagues. Will work around The
=, hhiieutenant Lewandski. coach and
attGieiic director of the Camp Lee boys.
W. W. iook alter The hot corner. Lieu.
on,rersiiy star, where he was team
mate OF Elmer Ol!phant. the Army star.
aaiaen"aras soins TO the Wisconsin
iacular exhibition OF how ihird should
I'nkn-korn 1nneIa Speedy.
In the cutneld for the Samm,e, ~.
such stars as Cobb. speed ,nerchant
rom Pittsburgh Steel League. and
haid 81, and Pope. from the Southern
anu Three Leagues, respectively
For the Koia boys the regular In.
held. composed OF Joe Wharton, plur
Amos. Jake Poh and Mac PITT viii
guard the inner WORKS, while CharIis
MOSS. I'd l.owery and Harry Carte
Will take care OF the outer dcrenre
Inc late hour OF starting and tbs
convenient location o.. Byrd Pal;
should give all an opportunity of MOI
only witnessing real ball game and
giving a hand 20 the boys in the ser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
QUAKERS RECEIVE $4,000
BENEFITED by ncing Assigned to PLAY
series which Recently Ended ut
Folio Grounds.
NEW YnnI; NJ. a

NEW YORK, May Gothic phlla-
dc!ph!a club received nue break In
the schedule whom II was assigned to
play tho series which recently ended at
the Pol" Grounds. for 1t is estimated
that the luakcrs drew down approx
gate receipts Of tho three games. This
calculation is based on tho fac. that
about $4,000 fans witnessed these
games 10000 on Friday. 2j,00O on
Saturday and 80 600 on sunday. the
visiting club Is paid at the rate Of %
cents on each paid admission Incl
dentally, the attendance at these
series other than worlds Champion
ship serics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
CANNEFAX BOssED POOL
PARLOR WHEN ONLY TEN
Present Billiard Champion Learned
to Shoot Young and Soon Beat
All the Local Stars.
TOOK Transforming TRIP
Lost Foot When Blood Poison Set in
After He Was Spiked in Baseball
Game, but This Did Not Handicap
Him in His Matches.
BY JAMES }. ConpETr.

Tbs old saying THAI truth is
stranger than fiction" certainly holds
8 ,ruo in ,bc COCO or Hoh C',nucf,x who
.tae 40 '-' raoa,,s,,,a,, ni,,ar',
3 regaihea 'Ac l"Fce-tusi''oh pI''''' u
:. championship OF the world few weeks
: ago.
= CannefaN, mischieVous YoGnSStcr,
) caused his parents some worry by his
knacll OF getting into trouble during
4 the af;er-schooi hours in his hoyhcod
& in Springfield, Mo- The elder CauncfaN
4 decided tha; the hcs; lining for The
n boy would be to give him some re-
spons!bi!i;y. 50 Father CannefaN
y bought the billiard room ot Joe Plum
mer and Then, taking his year old
son aside. said:
Bob. YOU are going 10 manage this
place after school hours"
quite responsibility wasn't II. Tor
Eounsster o. ten BVt SOD can
hilifa ~ MIN iS,tarn,. ~
ness iudrmeuf. ana ;hourh some m :
,rons irj.d ~ .,,,i,r'iIaHI7. Oh ~.
failed ,.nnnrfax Mas shrawJ ovon "a.
:, that age AMI mo yentiire w.,s a suC.
!
soon hesh" 10 petca' fntronS.
:. But business wasn't always rush
= ing" And that fact gave young Can
9 neiaN chance 10 try his hand as a
!, pool shooter. From the first moment
thai he handed a cue he WAS I, star.
In !; FEW weeks he was mapping up'
& with all the patrons IN his pool parior.
:, and in a few Years he was undiSputed
champion OF Springfield and vicinity
Bob then decided that Springfield
was 100 small Town for his activities
and he Went 70 81. Louis. There his
brilliant play attracted considerable
attention. After Cleaning up" mos;
OF the 81. Louis stars, Bob made a tour
OF the sticks taking on all the local
pridcs. He never lost u match and
through the medium of side bets lie
anassed u Sma!l-siled hankroi!.
ut, Aiter a whiis the pool game tired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
RALLY WINS FOR PH|LL|ES|
PUT ACROSS SIX RUNS IN
NINTH AND TAKE GAME, 81
Land on Goodwin, Cardinal uurlcr,
ana Score Two Runs Ncforc
First Man Put Out.
TBy Associated prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. May 2o.-Philadel-
phia today sent over six runs in n
nlnth-i inning rally for another victory
over st. Louis, 10 I. When tho in
ming started the phillies did not ap-
pear TO have u chance, rs Goodw In
was pitching fine ball. but before he
got the first man out the locals had
made two runs and had men on sec
ond and third
Major Hickey changed pitchers. but
the Ph,llics kept up their hitting
streak. and, without another man be-
ing retired. battcd IN enough runs to
Win.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
THREE DAYS TO QUALIFY
Additional Time Granted Country CiuI,
Golfers to Prove Their Right
to Enter mitch I'Iny.

Announcement was made last night
by J.. y. Mackay, chairman of the golf
committee of the Country Cub Of Nr-
Ginia, that the committee had decided
TO allow players intending to try for
a place in the match rounds Of the
spring tourney OF tho club to play their
qualifying rounds OH either Thursday
Friday or Saturday instead of only on
Saturday. The score made IN the first
round played Will count
The change was made necessary bv
the home coming parade which will be
held here on Saturday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Americans In srcnc,, ro,

- T ~ 'f"NVV T'' I'Tuhr.I
HiS' sunday, May IS -Th. A,ucrI.
,' .Slah army team AZ brussels a ,yc"l
- are entered IN tho French ,cu,,,.
riE| c ,,nn,, which hogan ,oday
A. Washbuin j. 9. cannon and Ir,,i
S5IcNcns and licutcnants Dean M,itayy
LARRY ETcc... Jr.. and ii. Brown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
JAMAICA ENTRIES TODAY


roEdT$' -,'GTyo-ys.ar,,oit; nve ,urenEs-
geas;, Do = NJ Nile ps%te los Aerial. liz
fnf.Gne;,1h 1w"sss. TX. Thistle, io7: IA,
iHaGNtoo! los. Tarsscou 81: Nnnlc,n,,
MlNer. III; Malice, lO7: Golden KIM ~
iiInHopstar. lie; Frank Waters IIS. ia
(Wecn ". ll= NiraEO. 100; IIali ANA III,
!v,I fo!den Soldier, Ii2: Ultra Ioid II -
Hi!u raCs-"thrc"- Yea r-olds and nm. Lipb
W"!Eht hani!cap. SIX fUiloncs-DorCaS iIg
n.a!F ooWHe. 10: Jack stuart ITO; Ii.D.
ufi", =; Arnold. la2: Salvasir,' TX
~ ufIE! ~. 100 George starr 1870: Abadgn.'
Iss u''''N'' 4i'' startling liC out the Way.
lor roHiih ODDS: six fur
iSo.a TIFF, v!li; JH,enesccencc.. 100. ;rusca
s ra @,arni'' lgS s. 0uen,in. 49, Cath.
and IN yesroi,is and w; milo
MIHy n ic oS' "a; I%an 81 Arc q; Madonna. 81
i Io LADY WySsIrd; lo7 Favour. lis; Alma
1911 race NO NcIT.uldS; nye fn-,o,c.
HNingto.n:ett t u shoal isl IadiicretIio,i1'.
dsn. iI5, Gloria France. liz: Ho,,b hrsani;-
-. 'HNlGu". lie, BomInv. lis w.
Weather cloudy. tTAC4. fas,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

Totals Totals 20 = Totals ..:' |

Newport News ......< q ? a -
h'smmonl ..........l o o o OIL
Suinnnary Two base hit - FftzEera
Three has. ht-Hrun"r Home run-Tii-
son. stolen hasss-I"nges Wilson Alien
90 Double plays-whitcrart TO Rrsni,trn,,
10 W WI Iu g. Race on hails-on Hrmn-r,
fH ;rNns- b hhichIm;npd. i Struck 2nt1-by
t.tESsrald' e Wild pttches-Bruncr. Time
~ game l:25 Cmpire. Riley. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
[ iutiIli,.IIi
New York.
Totals 81 5l2 Totals so 7
.k.uther hat,ch !oE M!,chell In sIx,h

cincinnati " 7 q n . g. -
Nav York u 2 = n n
w nnm" e 7 J,%n-baso M zm,nern7n.
bss Young Sarrjfiro ~,
In at, a., houbl"> Play. Young and Chase
FlTst o. crrors--oincinnati. 2 IIsses on
,r!aias--Gf taus.y; 6: on Ellcr. 2. iTi,s--oif
~ 80 inn!nss; on Winters. in "a
i ~ I, OF Mitchell. in al-2 innings
-, by ,EaAsey, J. Struck out--hy Causey. 1:
DS i-Hcr. by B!csSler /. Passed hail,
. Winso ,WtnE!ng pitcher. Causey; losing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
.RUTH'S HOMER WINS CAME
DRIVES BALL OVER FENCE
WITH THREE ON BASES
swat Checks Winning Strides OF
nroWnn ana Enables Champs to
Take Contest, q to {.
IRy Associated Press

st. LOUIS, MO, May 2O-Tuth's
terrific drive over tho right field fence
with tho bases filled checked ST. Louis
today, Boston winning q to L. The
Champions scored all their runs In tho
second inning. a two-baso muf by
Tobin, sacrifice. two singles. a force
out and Il walk scored two runs and
nlled the bases for Ruth, who hit tho
hrst ball pitched. driving it out OF the
park. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
ST. I0TiIs.
Totals 40 ~ Totals ..3J 1 . 2
Stated for Davenport in nth.
Halted for koOb In eighth.


VV"T''
Boston .......... g. q n n a a ns
ST Louis % 2co Ct
jacobson. Barr Homo run--Ru,h stolen
hases-Scou Sacrifice hits-Gcdeon. Wi
80. scott. Struuk, Barry. Double p!ays-
Harry and Scott: Gerber and Hrorhie. Left
on hases-Bostcn. ~ st. Louis. 10. T!-st
on erFors-Boston. =: St. Louis J. bases
~ ~, hai,,-ph Ruth: :, OF Davenport. .
ht%-on Davenport in innings of
Koch. in innings. lit by uitcher-by
Euth l tbronhieb. BaIk--Ruth. Struck
OUT. oy kuth, !; By Davenport. ! b. kuob
=. Losing pitcher, Davenport
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Eo .f Tace - three- year;olds: six fur
GYM. AT SECOND STATION
showers and Equipment Installed Tor
Use or Members OF Police
Athletic Associutjon

~ meeting OF the Police Affiliate
tASS"ri"'ion yesterday afternoon, the
second District Police station w,,s
chosen az the place where Inc associaS
Tons gym viii be located. The wnrk
OF installing shower baths, lockers and
day. -" scS'e'-
Iekc Smith. local wrestler bas
!ohned tnc police association a larrn
assortment OF equipment Several d..
nations from citizens Interested In Inc
At the meeting yesterday ,hn rrst,-
nation OF Frederick carl Williams
secretary Of the association. was re-,
'riNea; and George G. Mulling wna
clcCiCd - tnl.c nIs nlunn w"
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Totals 80 3 0 Totals az
RAN tor Kruger in eighth.
Sa,ted !o- Vanguard IN eighth.
;kan for SchmanGt il eighth.

".f u! !hA'hsS. r.
l'5%oalyn ...-............:S Q Q? S-3
summary: Two-base hit Lear Three
base h',s-!"ar. Z. Wheat. Stolen bases
Et%rk, N"rSie Sacrifice hIts--F.acll. Ho,.
Ps;hert Double plays = iioIloch"r. i.sar
5. i:ooklyI. 3. Bascs on ha!is-oft Ma
Gnara' H!ts-oii Douglas; in In
nlnES; OF Tyler, in IS Inning; of Allen
andsr. IN liza inning: on Ma-qGa-d :
N Innings; on Galore. o IN inning
struck out--oy Douglas. | by AlcNa:dar ! p.
ny AhrgG"tG WinainE pitcher. Doug
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BUILDERS, 7; COLTS, /


ltPeS'oI " nc I'M cS- n.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May oO-Thc
Shipbuildcrs easily defeated the Rich
inond Colts by tho score of 10 to-
DAY. Bruncr's pitching featured the
southpaw only allowing four hits and
walking one man.
Jollin was hit in the p'nches, Wilson
getting home run after Daughton
mad hcen purposcdly passed, fllinS The
bases. ltichmond's lone tally came as
The result of base on halls and two
successive passed balls by Fitzgerald
The
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MIDpI .ETON, CONN: May 20
-, K Gtere. o! Mount Vernon " Y,
mas been elected captain OF the sopho,
more baseball team at Wesleyan Uni :
versity. j. h Bcrr!e!n. OF New York
City. has been elected captain OF tho
sophomore tennis team