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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
Am Idea That Helped to
Make Telephone
Operating
Am Ideal Occupation
For Young Women''

Years nro We got the idea
That Investments IN the CON
teutmont. happiness and general
welfare of telephone operators
would show hig and pleasing
dividends I'm the form of serv-
Ice, loyalty and conscien-
tlousness
II you were 70 enter n CEN
tral office building TODAY, You
would see the development ~
this idea IN the light. airy ccn-
trnl offices, the comfortable.
furnished rest rooms and
I'm N" dining rooms where
lunches may be brought or pur-
chased ut cost
You would see n further de-
NDlOpmcnt Of the idea I'm the
plan for employees pensions.
disability benefits and death
benefits that cNpct no premium
from the cmploye
II Is this idea, We believe, on
lnrgcd to It's greatest posslip pe
extent and coupled with The fhc-
puent increases in paw. the at
iractivencss of the work Itself.
and the unusual opportunities
for Advancement 10 supervisory
positions. that explains why so
many young women have made
telephone operating their pro-
frssion with profit to them
selves and credit 10 the tcle-
Ihouc system.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
STOCK STATESMEN

Stock salosmcn 10 handle easing.
head gasoline stock In Oklahoma CitJ
and adjacent territory. Plants In Rang
cr and Hurkbutnett Call In person at
SkirtIn hotel from 10 4. MAY rs. ~.
dates address Eureka Gasoline co.,
wichita Falls. Texas. s22 Scott St
Room I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

VA Mou.womcn. $50 month
GovernmeLt positions open List
free Franklin Institute. Dept 3,lU,
Rochester, n. Y.
LFARN auto driving, onb $1,000 5l5
North Hudson,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

FURNISHED sleeping room at 2ii w.
igih Phone Maple 2Jl6
iJ5 " gth-Nlcoly FURNISHED bedroom;
also sleeping porch,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

UpSTAIRS furnished room for gentle
mnn or married couple. Phone Wal-
nut 2Jlg Jos W Sih
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

PRINTER wanted. good Job man:
state sulnry wanted and experience.
NNMa- MomnDlli- I-Ik CltN Okln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

WNNTED-R Reporter aud solicitor lady
'or daily and weekly. Salary. y c.,
nkTph,,vyp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

ROOMS to rent at 1893 w. Tenth.
VERY desirable Southrnst front room,
lower floor, ut G2l Fast 9TH. Adults
,,tIa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

" WANTED at once experienced tail
Dress; II. Rubins; address, 22O's n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

LARGE sleeping room for rent for man
mud wife or two people employed. 100
Harrison Walnut 52ji
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALl

~~~~~~~~~ ~ ,>>y~>>>~-~~~~s>>>~~N~-~-~-
CHILD to care for. not Younger than
three years 330 East jth. Walnut
2l22
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Experienced gir to work IN
beauty pHrlor. substantial guarantee
promised II experienced. Phone Walnut
2t'l. for Mrs lnuthitt
" ANTII at once. experienced tail.
Dress; II. mbins: address, 220t9 n.
Robinson.
WANTED - Two experienced arm
Mattresses: also two women for
Kitchen work Kundcrcrs Dainty
Lunch, ia w Main.
w A n 7 Il u - Permanent first class
htonosrnpher; state experience. give
references and salary expected '-95,
care Oklahoman.
WANTED housekecper for small
place Call Gray Rooms, 80 North
Broadway
WANTED FIrst class cook for cate:
out of town. salary 500. hours n A..
m To- y. m, apply 7 ". G.. \. lr.
,We'n , q. m. and p. M, eeila W.
l7t 81
WANTED First ymss lady hookkrrncr
who can Civ, references and cNpcri-,
'nC' and salary expected. H2s, care
Nklhhemnn.
MANTBp-First class lady bookkccpcr
thnt can use typewriter: must he
~ '..'''N'Y 'N0NNlF Flh'Nk F'IfI fence.
references and salary expected us.
care uklahomou.
WANTED-F'irat lass hand rourr
who can do nice work rapidly. New
O't" Laundry, l2o y. Francis
WANTED-At once first class marker
ana nssorter. must be strictly HCyu-
rate. fast. reliable, state salary wanted
FIRST letter, Up To Date Laundry.
Shawnee. OKLA,
WANTEp-Good settled woman for
housckeepcr Permanent place for
right person. T. H. Pope. Okcmah.
okla.
WANTED-Youug lady rider. who can
wcnr jockey costume during engage
mcnt Of Mickey Apply box office
Ovorholser theatcr.
WHITE housekeeher and eompanlon
wanted for elderly lady while her
daughter IL out Of town for month,
Must give best OF references. Phone
Walnut NE.
WANTED An experienced lady cashier
h"tweeen 25 and IS years for main
office tpply assistant managers desk.
Lee Huckins.
ANTED- Elderly woman for six
months TO do general houscwork In
the country, ~ miles from carline. Ap-
ply at 1907 West Main or phone RX-JS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
WE WANT YOU
AGENTS WANTED

LADIES or gentlemen. solicit iusga-
Zine subscriptions In and out OF city.
G, N. Parrish. Marquette Hotel. Dewey
and Grand.
INSURANCE AGENTS to represent us
IN every town In Oklahoma; health
and accident. no classification. ages Is
to G5. men or women. no negroes. Of
ncers Insurance Co. 50l Patterson
Bldg. Walnut 1926.
LOOK HERE--You can make tl5 daily
easily; absolutely new proposition: hlg
field. hurry and be first Call or adj
dress III r.. ith.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

All week day classified advertising
rum In both papers NJ one prize sun.
day Ohlnhomnn ono Issue sam. rate NJ
the two dallies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

NlCE ROOM In modern home TO geii-
tlcmnn. iOI h, 7th. Walnut ztss.
FOR RENT-Wci furnished southeast
sleeping room. large windows. s. per
week. 43ih " Park. Call Walnut
1881
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

WANTED-Rcal halter, good salary;
steady job, write or wire Deluxe
nry Cleaners, Wichita Falls Texas.
WANTED 90, Experienced washermnn;
one capable 10 take charge OF. wash
| room. Crystal Laundry, Lawton, Okla.
PRINTERS WANTED Two first clnN
commercial juh c0mpostors; steady
| position union shop. ). G. Toot a Co.
/ Memphis Tenn.
| WANTID-Two young men to net as
! NEWS agents on Frisco, good chnhre
for advancement Apply Fred Harvey,
22l South Broadway
\ WANTED-Fxpercnccd fountain and
4 lunch man at Ilerods. l0G W. Main;
food wngcs.
lklrCHEN help. Yale, 6 y, broadway
WANTED first class colorcd walters,
: meals a day $40 Apply at Kitchen.
2l5 West 10Th.
WANTS men with rigs 10 sell I'm ok
lnhoma, Lincoln and rottHwAtomic
counties: tloo monthly Apply Room i.
lO1ia w Main
PRINTER OPERATOR wanted at ou.r
"a - a..
c,na o5cgc. r1oI .,I,,,. w. man yh1
,,n dcIIycr rnoJs Nnul,or Marietta
okla
non ppi,,TI.t,c ,,.,N,rt,T ,r,.o COM
,,,r,,fI -, ,,,.,,,,,.,t,,,. sto,dy nnsi
elan. ,,,,,y, ,l.u = - Tnof H. IN
Wnr,r,Js Tenn
J,., .T,,t, ,rt..,,,,,,,n 40, ,o,,,,, do,,-
W 10, ,nol,,oonn,' rnsit,,r ~
.,t' 4, ,",, ,,, ,,,,,t,ty cb,rp
~, Gn,,i, ~
,,",. ,,,, ",'''
- ~ ,,,, ,,',,,is ',i"HV ,"l5,, v'"rL scott
| Ar,o 'c,,,,r,i, ~, G., Scs, Nalr
-. -" ,''
OF tltE NAN Jln'ir'Hs' t'tn''' nnI
MI, y,,,,"'a asnn.p '''''''' '''''''
~ a,ii'',,N,, ~, Iti',,,,,ern' .ud ,,,,"
, i,,..,,s,b '' ,,,,i,,l,,,"r or ,ra,
,p,,,ti,r y.,,h rnJer,,ting wnI have
rrnfc,,,rc. ,,ooJ nositinn and aalary Tor
,,,,,, r5,o c,n nnaii,y pbon. 20 shan.
,nrG ava or r,n I.ec. .IJnckIns hotel
from II TO o'clock Mondav. May 49,,
nsk for Mr. Churchll. Churchill Fur
uIiure co. Snumrolk Okla.
WANTED llv Wholesale company,
huokkccper qualified 10 handle fun
set OF books Including general ledger
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
Statesmen WANTED
Salesman Wanted

Two Industrial ana ordinary insur-
nloc statesmen. also to collect debts.
special salary and commission paid
weekly; splendid contract Tor men will.
ius 10 work American National In
surance Co.. 200 Baltimore Bldg. Okla.
homa city, Okla.
DEPENDABLE side line OF leather
work gloves. paving high commission.
Write National Glove MFG. Co. Mliwau-
kee. Wis
Statesmen WANTED Hlgh grade
rubber stock salesman to handle nt.
tractlvc proposition. big commission
Re Rubber Minis. soi-2-3 on Ex-
change.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
DRESsMAKING AND MILLINERY


BEST designing. dressmnking, tailor.
ing. also suits remodeled Mrs Mul-
Ter. 7i9 North Broadway. Walnut 301;
three seasons with kerr's
DIESSMAktNG card signs, Walnut
106g.
DRESSMAKlNG; Hair WORK. Maple
3l9s-R
CLIMB THE STAIRS snd save II dollar
-Mallne, Georgette hats and retrim-
ming specially. Bailey n Scrpnton,
22JiS West Main.
DREssMAKING by day or piece. Wal
nut $500
DRESsMAKING and alterations. Mary
Monger Maple 1858. Room 2lj. kerts
BUTTONS and button holes made while
you wait. krebs a. Co. S0iis West
Main.
DRESSMAKiNG and plain sewing sOi
West Grand Maple 1861.
FANCY DRESSMAKlNG. SILK Shirts q
specially. Prices reasonable. Phone
Maple tis0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

ron RENT- Furnished room In one Of
finest homes IN city. close In. to re-
fined young man only B-iGl. Okla-
Lnnnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
HOTEL DIRECTORY

COZY HOTET-Ali outside rooms. with
hot nnh cold water Walnut 1924.
HARRIS HOTEI1-Just south OF Skr-
Win. We'll furnished. strict atten-
tion paid 10 phone calls A particular
place for particular people, 1850 up
per week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

THREE modern newly decorated south
rooms; private home 1911 w. eth.
THREE unfurnished rooms for rent.
1910 West ard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

BENITlFl l. suite NJ rooms with south-
west and east exposure. III n. liar-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
BOY WANTED

We HAVE SEVERAL sALARlEp
.lt rES OPEN TO GOOD kELl
.lE BOYS. PREFERABLY HIGH
fIpui. STUDENTS. APPLY CITY
.trLATlON MANAGER OKLA
INS TIMES.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
Second Hand Clothing

DtSOlVNSn BAsbG NBUAUuaUpx
c. u. Hankin- pays highest prices toi
mems clothing and shoes. Phone Maple
l02. will call.
CASH paid for ladies' and gents sec
ond hand clothing. Walnut $500.
CALL PHILLIP. the secondhand cloth.
ing buyer. Shoes. trunks. grips.
Maple i2l0
THE HOME Town Clothing Dealers.
i0I 4. broadway. Oklahoma City; we
pay the highest price for cast of cloth.
ing; hats. shoes. trunks and sultcnses.
Please state time to call Businesy
phone. Walnut 1850.
CASH FOR old false teeth (broken or
noU We pay 32e0 to $500 per set.
Also actual value for diamonds, watches,
bridgework crowns. old gold. silver and
platinum: send at once and receive cash
by return mall your goods returned ~
price Ia unsatisfa ctory. Mascr Bros.
iA-2007 8. 9Th 81 Phlla.. Pa.
WE buy rags. magazines. bottles, metal,
auto tires. also uwns clothing and
shoes. Cali Walnut il1.
BUY JUNK. clothes. furniture. Maple
25S9-J.
HIGHEST prices paid for mems second
hand clothing and shoes. Call Maple
3e72
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

NICE front sleeping room. gentleman
preferred 1924 T.. ard. Walnut 2OSs.
FURNISHED rooms, siuing room ard
bedroom. every ConvenisNce. on Z car-
lines; references exchanged Call Walls
nut 60Ts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

WANTED Printer -pressman willing to
set Urc, run job press and occupy
spare time at odd work. state salary
wanted Address Z-ai Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
SITUATIONS WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

iAs UAttiutiJ service me Oktanumau
TlmeH viii publish want ads under this
heading FOR days without chRrgel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

POSITION wanted by first class steam
engineer, eight years experience IN
office buildings and hotels. expert IN
the repairing Of elevators and general
building equipment T-il. Oklnhoman,
POSITION wanted by first class CON
struction superintendent six years
experience In general construction. two
years superintendent Of construction for
large oil company N-32, Oklahoman.
CHAUFFEUR White. wnrrs nosition I:
drove I years In Chicago, III; also
good me erhanic. N-61. care OklahOman.
FlHST-CLASS bookkecpcr-s stcnogra pher
with four years business experience
desires TO connect with a reliable firm
or would consider position as private
secretary. Can give satisfactory refer
cnce. B II Mettler, general delivery.
YOUNG man has mother 10 support
want steady work best reference
Address B-ioS. cnre Oklnhomau.
LIVE hoy. II years old wants Job
Maple 4l53-J
WANTED-position hv comretent shoe
salesman Rest references y. T.,
Oklnhoman,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

, ANTlD-At once. two granite cut
ris Ovens q Watkins, Box 4o6.
thltkasha. Okla.
BARBER wanted at gfice 65 percent;
permanent job. Johu J. Adkins. Caid-
well Kan
WASH man at once, f22 per week.
small pant Cleveland Laundry. Cleye-
land. Okla
i CLOTHING SALESMAN
Thoroush. experienced salesman and
window trimmer, age not over IS. state
particulars. w. o.. Ohlahoman.
WANTED--ln each county in Oklabo-
ma, Kansas and Texas drivers with
car. with standing and local acquaint-
ance. TO drive our salesmen. 80 per
day and expenses: answer by letter
Swing references or call on Farm I'm
plemert n Tractor 20. i20 West Reno.
Oklahoma City. Okla.
HARBER WANTED-Fifst class ,es
9QaTantesd; 81 percent. good for $40
through harvest Jack Burch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
JRNisHED ROOMS FOR RENT


FURNISHED sleeping room at 2ii W.
l?th fhOno Maple 2Jls.
lJ5 " 9th-Niccly FURNISHED BEDROOM;
also sleeping porch,
NICE ROOM In modern homo 10 gen-
tlcmnn. iOl h. 7th. Walnut ztS,
FOR Rent Well furnished southeast
sleeping room, = large windows. s. per
week. 43i'i " Park Call Walnut
1891,
ROOMS to rent At 1893 v, tenth,
VERY desirable southeast front room.
lower floor. ut 62l East 9Th Adults
only
SLEEPING ROOM II $40 West ,uh.
Maple 56i2-J
NICE cool south bedroom. private an
trance. ground floor, ON cnrline. gen-
ilrma or man and wife. with or With
out bonrd Maple l2el.J
FURNISHED room. with garage In pri-
Vn,o home suitable for ono or Two
gentlemen. Sl7 W nh -.
WELL located. nicely furnished room
In private home; walking distance.
Maple iji2-J.
TWO modern Furnished upstairs rooms.
porch. good well, 5Oi East 9th.
BEDROOM or bedroom and sittlngfo Dom.
uUi IAh Sun.
DESIRABLE South front bedroom. very
best closc-in location, Can Walnut
1864
EXTRA large bedroom southeast es-
posuic, walking distance Walnut
G6lt
ONl. sleeping room. south exposure.
l9l West an
LARGE sleeping room for rent for man
mud wife or two people employed. 100
Harrison Walnut 1854.
UPSTAIRS furnished room for gentle
nnn or married couple. Phone Wal-
nut 1913. Jos ". Sth.
lO0Iy T.. GTI T-Nlcely furnished
front room In private family; no other
roOmcrs excellent location, terms very
reasonable. Maple 1861.
ron RENT'- Furnished room IN one OF
finest homes In city, close In. To- re-
fined young man only. B-iGl. Okla-
homan.
BEAUTIFUL l. suite NJ rooms with south-
west and east exposure. tli y. liar-
yey.
NICE front sleeping @room. gentleman
preferred. 1924 T.. ard. Walnut 20Ds.
FURNISHED rooms, siuins room and
bedroom. every ConveniSnce. on = cars
lines. references exchanged Call Walls
nut 60Ts.
NEWLY papcfed room: big closstl
southern exposure; walking distancst
with home privileges. Walnut SNs,
For REST--l.srgo srd floor, south
rOom for or young ladies. %
yoshg men. at as West 10th. walnut
1868
Two nice south rooms neatly furs
nishcl near two CarlinNs. walking
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
WhNTED-T0 RENT

WANTED 10y juno !. two bedrooms,
preferably with sitting room, for three
adults. meals for one T.3l. Oklnhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

lO0lg y. 9Th ST.-Nlcely furnished
front room In private family; no other
ro0mcrs excellent location. terms very
.r,Isuunhln Maple 1851
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
EL0N TAKES MEASURE OF
CAROLINA STATE TEAM
Breaks Univcrsfty's Chain OF Victories
by Good Hitting and
Fielding.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Chapel. HILL, N c., April @
Breaking her chain of five successive
victories and showing a sudden rcvcr-
sal OF form. the Carolina baseball
team lost 10 Elon College by the score
OF { 10 /.
Errors by the Carolina team were
indirectly responsible for all OF Elon's
runs. The majority of the Carolina
team contributed to total Of nine
miscucs for the Chapel Hill nine. Eion
registered only three
Carolina drew first blood in the
third frame, when McIanc's two-baE-
ser scored Saunders, but the fourth
was fatal to the University players
Errors by Lewis and Hcrty. coupled
with n hit by Marlett. Melted I:lon
three runs in this frame. Johnson.
King ard Marlctt crossing the plate
With this lead Elon settled down and
played alright ball during tho re-
mainder of the contest. One moro run
was annexed in the ninth as A result
OF three errors by the Carolina play
crs and Il hit by Martin
Swift pitched six innings for Carolina
and showed splendid form. but was
replaced by Wilson. who also perform
cd in excellent style. Martin, / he Elon
iwirlcr. was at his best during the
latter stages of the contest;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
Must I Continue to Suffer the
Unbearable Itching2

Your hopeless discourage
ment doubtless comes from the
fact that you have tried SO
many local remedies that gave
only temporary relief. After
their effect wore off, you found
the disease more aggravated
than ever.
But there is no reason to de-
spair. There is real rational
relief from terrifying, burning
skin diseases, a treatment that
does give results by going
down deep to the very source
Of the trouble and attacking
the disease where it originates.
No matter how many differ
ent kinds Of salves, lotions,
ointmentS, washes or other
local remedies you have tried,
you find that such treatment
has made no progress what
ever toward curing the trouble,
and you must realize that it
never will.
, You must realize that the
hery, burning irritations on the
surface of the skin are only
symptoms Of the disease. Local
treatment applied to these irri-
tations can only alleviate the
ltchlng-but cannot possibly
stop what causes the itching,
and the disease will remain
with you in all of it's severity
and with all of its fiery, flaming
torture until its cause is To-
Gated and removed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
SPIDER NINE TR|uMPHs
SKAGGS HURLS TEAM TO
VICTORY OVER ROANOKE
Visitors Register Two Runa In First.
but Unable to Hold
Lend.

With SkaESs pitching superb bill tho
spiders triumphed over the Roanoke
college, outfit by a score OF TO - yes
terday afternoon. The big right-haud
eris offerings were hit safely eight
times, but no two hits came in the
same inning except in the first when
the visitors registered two runs on
two hits. two errors and !, pass. The
home team had the PUNCH TO come
back with three i'll their half. after
which they held the RoanokerS at bay.
=, Simpson led Off by drawing a pass.
Towill sacrificed him to second. Yates
then rolled SLOW one TO first. which
EinE 1t home Yates stole second and
third. Ryland walked. Yates crossed
the rubber on an error by Graham. Ry-
land reaching the hot corner. Then
Jones and Ryland worked a perfect
squeeze play. Another squeeze was
pulled off by the Spiders in the third
and Nissley hit a two-bagger with
three counts were made III the NTH and
siRh.
simpson cxcelled in fielding, hand
ling six chances perfectly, one OF thcm
Il boundcr over second. robbinE Price
OF hit. Patterson in Northern's shoes
had busy day, accepting seventeen
putoutS.
Four slashing bineies were produced
by Ryland. giving him Il perfect day
at the bat.
For the visitors. Chapman made tho
only feature play. taking in NiSsley'S
drive after "A run.
Dave Robertson's umpiring was sat
istactory TO both sides. never being
questioned. The heavy hitting big
the Spiders tomorrow.
The follows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
COLLEGE TEAMS CLASH
HERE THIS AFTERNOON
Medieos and Roanoke College Play al
4:30 Mt Boulevard
Field.

This afternoon 1T 1880 o'clock the
Medical College ball team and the Roa-
noke College nine will battle at Boulc-
ward Field. Much interest Is ccntcrcd
in the contest as both teams will try
TO redeem tho losses met this week
Comparing scores. the McdicoS have
II shade on the LutlIerans; they threw
a scare into the Spiders Monday, while
the visitors proved less dangerous in
yesterdays game. Coach MacFarla nd
has developed a formidable team. Some
of the players are experienced college
ball tossers. The class OF ball they
are. playing demands that they be
fist ball in their run in on Monday
and were always in the game.
On the other hand. the boys from
Roanoke must not be ignored. for they,
although losing to tho Spiders. were
on the Job throughout. and will cause
the Sawbones to do their best Coach
Cr:ckett. of the visitors. will start
Lauck in the box. while MacFarland's
ohoice viii be made from Kimbrough
and Crhbtrec.
The teams will lino-up as follows:
Medical ColleEe-Murray. first base:
Dickerson, second base; Raines third
base: Scott. shortstop; Holtzman. left
field; Caravati center field: Tyrec,
right field; Rawlings, catcher and * i'm
borough and Crabtrce pitchers
Roanoke College Rudd. second
base; CARTS. third base; Graham. short
stop; Chapman. center neld: Stckley.
first base: Corbin. left field Jones,
right field; Robinson, catcher; Lauck,
pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-10
CADETS TR0UNCED, is TO 4.
WILLIAM AND MARY NINE
MAKES 8 RUNS IN SEVENTH
v. NJ. I. Uses -Four Pitchers in Effort
TO Stem Tide OF
DS{cut,

1! lsEGs!a! g The Times s-Dispa;sh.l
william, and Mary College nine de-
teatcd the Virginia Military Institute
team this afternoon by the score OF
l6 to 4. clinching tho game In the
seventh inning. when the visitors made
Virginia Military Institute led until
tue sixth inning. Then the Indians
made ono run and tied tho score, 4 TO
!; At the beginning Of the sevent tn
The Cadets changed pitchers, and after
mat the game was practically given
away by wild pitches, which enabled
men to get on bases and later come
home on bad throws. Virginia Military
institute used three pitchers i'm ar,
attempt to stem the tide. but TO no
avail.
:. The pitching OF Marshall. for will
liam and Mary featured tho contest
He struck out seven opposing batsmen
and only gave four bases on balls.
to brins victory to the Indians.
University OF Virginia was defeated
yesterday by the score OF to / in
Charlottesville. This afternoon the
Indians meet the Washington and Lee
team in Lexington.
Score by innings:
n. H e.
y y n spo TO NJ. . Ss ! { 20 ID { s
Batteries-Willia mand Mary. Mar
shall and Chandler; Virginia Military
Institute. Carter. Ingram, Burger.
Westcott, Cutchin.