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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-12
Growers

Special crops: clark d Mccormick,
$6S.65; Breeze Bros, $6S.02; Pete
Follmer & Son, $63.75; J. Glenn Reese,
s62.35; Cooper & Reese, $61.51; ALI
son & Messersmith, s6O35; Sam T.
Foxworthy, $6O.33; J. B. Daniels.
$6O.94; Ollie Jones & Watson, $6O.35;
F. r. Clark, $5937; Ham & Sparks,
$54.52; Anvil Daniels, $5S74; Coffee &
Ricketts,, $5469; Galbraith & Wash
ington. s5S; Geo. Mason, s57.62; Far
row & Davenport, 1888; Farrow &
Earlywine, $61.70; Mrs. E. Pollitt,
s52.47; Henry Gault, $5O.9S; Reese &
Adamson, $3.50; Jones & Watson,
$47.55; G. e. Bishop, $4467; Maddox
& Purnell, s44.51; Bland & Watson,
s42.97; Harry Rains, s42.54; Geo.
Rhodes, $4412; Samuel Woodward,
$41.52; W. S. Meyers, s44.22; Farrow
& Pollitt, $4,000.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-12
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two Jersey COWS, one
fresh, the other will be in March.
r. M. Wallingford, Carmel st. 2O-tf
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-12

Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Tolle, of Cleve-
nd. Ohio, are leaving this afternoon
for their home after spending several
days with his mother, Mrs. Sallie F.
Tolle, of East Second street and other
relatives
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-12

County Judge H. p Purnell was
able to be at his Office today after be-
ing confined to his home in Forest
avenue for several days on account
of a severe cold.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-12
COUNTY COURT

In the Mason County Court today
the inventory and appraisement and
the sale bill Of Arthur e. Pollitt, de-
ceased, were filed and ordered to be
recorded.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-12
ABERDEEN BOY BACK
FROM FRANCE

Ray Hamilton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hamilton, Of near Aberdeen, who
has been overseas with the American
Expeditionary forces, has arrived
home and was shaking hands with his
many Maysville friends this afternoon.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-02-12

The Public Library during January
had 1928 visitors and 9O2 books were
taken out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
DESIRES NEXT OLYMPIC
TO BE VERY DEMOCRATIC
baron de Coubertin UrE~s That Lnck
OF Money Re No Longer
Hur.

NEW YORK. May l7-"An sports
for all Is the slogan adopted for the
international Olympic committee by
Baron dc Coubcrtin. chairman or that
body. in letter sent TO all the mein.
berg.
The veteran Oiympian leader. who
viii have control of the international
games to be held at Antwerp next year.
cratic era requires tho removal OF sport
limitstions whereby ono class Is pr!vi-
legged over another. He adyocatcs, a
Wider appiioa,ion.-ot :ae.r.ps Inc ipi 6 $
can Amateur Athletic Union, and suS :
Eests the formation OF "A sporting
order OF chiralry" along tho lines OF
the Organization now prominent in
Baron dc Coubertin states that "ath-
letics has an important role to play
during the reconstruction period
throughout the world. II is a leveler
.tincts and habits, en6enders obscTva-
ton. self-control, practical! philosophy
in case of faiiure--uuRlities needed by
present generations for the tasks that
confront them"
lie urged the fcdera,ions to awake
10 II realization OF the sporting spirit
and needs OF that class heretofore
OF money. Baron de couberiin also
touches upon tho evils OF professional
ism and commerciaiism in their rela-
tion 10, organized meets and con
tests which develop large groups OF
inactive spectators whose applause and
wagering have damaging influence
upon the athletes. The danger OF
restriction by sport governing fedora
tons is also pointed out and plea
made for a broader and more tolerant
policy In order THAI greater freedom
for all classes, regardless OF their social
or financial standing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
RANDOLPH MACON WINNER
IN SINGLES AND DOUBLES
Eastern Virginia intercollegiate Ath-
icttr Association Tennis TOurna-
mcnt Comes to End.

The Eastern Virginia intercollegiate
Athletic Association tennis tourna-
ment. held Oh the courts OF tho Coun-
try Club OF Virginia during the past
week, came TO a close yesterday morn
ing with Etndo lph- Macon College the
winner IN both singles and doubles.
There were tour OF tho six colleges
represented. Richmond College. RAN
doiph- Macon. William and Mary and
Roanoke College participated while
ia nipdcn Sidney and Virginia Poly
tcChHic Institute failed to send teams.
The four colleges to take part sent
their best racquet wiclders. which re-
suited III some fine tcnnis exhibitions
I. y. Smoot easily carried or honors
Tor best playing. He was ali over tho
court. and worked II loft bali with tell
ing effect. Richmond College players.
although not victors. reached the semi
finals and gave the winners trouble
In the first play Of doubles. all Of
which We're played off Thursday.
Grover and Smoot. for Randolph Macon.
beat Berl and Clarke. for William and
Mary, two straights. At the same
time II. H. Rudd and Lloyd. Of Rich
mond college, defeated Logan and
Altrup. OF Roanoke College. Then the
Jackets in the finals won from the
Spider team. G3 and e..
In the singles. played on Friday
morning: Rudd. Mack Smoot and Berl
Logan and Altrup. respectively. and
Friday afternoon Smoot heat Rudd and
Mack was victorious over Bcrl The
tourney ended yesterday morning with
Smoot taking the first two sets from
Mack. G-3 and o..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
CORNELL CREWS SHAPE UP
varsity and Freshmen Races VIII,
Princeton on CnyuS7, Lake Only
Week or.

ITHACA. y. Y. May l1.-With the
Princeton on CayuEa Lake now oniv
one week away. the development OF
the Cornell crews is being speedcd up
by Coach Charles f.. Courtney, who
been made in the past fortnight
Based on the results of these con-
tests, II is very likely that The crew
stroked by q. knight. now known as
the first Varsity crew. will soon be
lied officially the Cornell Varsity.
and entered against the Tigers on May
"a. This crew is made up entirely OF
men without previous Varsity eNpe-
rience; in fact. only two Of it's mem
bers have even rowed In the Freshman
eight before. the lghtest OF the three
Varsity combinations, but invariably il
has won it's races The Freshman
eight is usually second. and the two
remaining Varsity combinations third
and fourth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Tnka-Koln Beats G. II. A. G..

Taxa Kola continued its winning
streak by defeating the strong Church
Hill Athletic Club on G. G. A. Field
by the score o, G TO .. Considering
the condition OF the diamond after
very fast game. the inaelders and
outfeldera making catches that were
a little short mira calous. considering
the heavy condition Of the field
For the Taxa Eola the features OF
the game were home runs by Poh and
Davis. the pitching Of Davis. who
struck out eleven men in six innings.
and tho hitting OF Wharton and
Lowery IN the pinch. For Church II;ll
the catching of Hay, and the fielding
Of Harper. in LETT field proved TO be
sensational.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
tech. TAKES TRACK MEET
TROUNCES NORTH CAROLINA
TEAM BY II TO IS COUNT
Davis. of TnrhceI.. lIiEh-Point> Man
with Twenty Tnllies; Mcclure,
OF v. =. l., Second.
[SpccIal to The Times.Dispatch.

BLIcKsBURG. VA. May i7.Mvir-
Elnia Tech captured tho annual track
and feld games from the University OF
North Carolina here today. II to SO.
The meet was run on slow and
muddy Held. but. considering this
In the running events.
The high point man OF the meet was
Davis. OF Carolina. who secured twenty
star for Tech, with fourteen points
summary of events:
100 yard dash-picrce tTech). first;
Mcclure creem; second; +. IIer,y
Shot put--Davis CCaroiina). drst:
NICHOLS tCarolina). second Si,ancr
tIech). third. Distance. 50 feet .
22o-yard dash--McClurc cTcch). first;
Fierce ,Tcch). second: II. lIcrty ,Caro-
iinal. third. Time. 233-5 seconds
Mile run-Iinkous CTccIJ. FIRST:
Wharton CTcch). second; Nirns tCaro-
lina), third. limo. 4 minutes SO
Javelin.cNichols tcarolina). first;
{Tech). third. Distance. 1856 feet II
$50 yard run--WatkIns tTech). first:
mhar'9n oTech). second: Hanson Caro-
.ttCar9lina). third. Distance, 10 feet
hurdles-F; iIer,y tcsroiinaJ. nrst;
Carr, tTech). second: Rodcn Crcch),
third. Time IS seconds.
High lump-pavis tCarolina). first:
Crisp, OF Tech. and Norfcct, Of Caro-
lima, tied for second place. Height. )
feet J inchca.
One hundred and twenty. high
hHrT rdh, .oG, C,Tech. nrs1; Pierce
third. Time. II 35 seconds.
Discus-pavis ,Caro!na). first: Nc
Cam tTecin. second; lIardwick Crcch).
third. Distance. 9S feet 4 Inches.
tfp-yard run-Will (Tcch). first: Nc
CIurc tTcch). second: Murchison (Caro-
lina). third. Time. So seconds
Pole vault-Spcnccr Uarolina). first;
!.eanell, OF Tech, and Davis. OF Caro-
INA. tied FOR second place.
Two-nilc run--LiukouE tTcch), first:
YORK Carolinal. second: Wharton
Crech,. third. Time. 10 minutes 30
seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
SPORTS
Huge Sturgeon Is
Captured in River

This In no fish story. A sturreou
over seven feet long md weighing
n""ut IL. pounds hns been caught
I'm tho Jnmcr River by two ofrFui-
W" nest ilshcrmcn-WilIic tSkect-
err IinnrOck md oliver ,I'unp Fog
.rr. me decd was done yesterday
Doiow railing Creek. ncnr Sailors
The big fellow vnn taken in a new
seine hnd no hnrd did he fight to re-
INST capture TINT the seine was tied
ia hundreds of knots and II took
the two net clusters tho rest or tho
day To untnnSlc u. II Fostcr had
MOI had the presence af mind To
draw the net together and make a
rope OF 1t to put around the stur-
Rcon's neck there might havc been
no Hsh, but big nsh STORY brought
back to Itichnnoud.
The prize was nut on saIe In :,
local market aud brought goodIy
sum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
FElMSTER CHOSEN CAPTAIN
VIII Lead University OF North Caro-
lima baseball Tenn During
1920 season.

Spccla 10 The Times Dtspatch.;
CHAPEL HILL, ~ G.. May I1.-Wel-
ter fe!mstcr. OF Newton, who has held
down the third sack for tho Carolina
baseball team for the past three sea-
sons IN most creditablc style, was
elected captain OF tho team for next
year az meeting OF the squad follow
Ing the last game OF the season, which
was victory for Carolina over Trinity
in Durham on Wednesday. Although
fclmster graduates this spring, he
VIII return to the university next fail
Tor q course In law. He s one OF the
most popular members of his class in
the university
Captain Jack Powell who played his
las, game with the Carolina team on
Wednesday,, graduates this spring and
VII! not return to college next year
lie mas been member OF the squad
the mainstay of the pitching staff. he
has been one OF the heaviest hitters on
the team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
SPORTS.
Jack Johnson Not
Wanted in Mexico

MEXICO CITY. MEXICO, May Ia.
Jack johnson. cN-chnmplon pugtl-
list. who came to Mexico about n
month ago TO stage IA xeric. OF
"boNimR mntchcs.' IL meeting with
n cool reception here.
JOhnson's nrSt rcbun WINS when u
delegation OF guests mt the best
hotel I'm the city. where he put up,
Informed the management TINT his
presence was Objectionable. lie
icft.
The second. when city officials
politely hut dc fnItcly Informed HIN,
hIs exhibitions ,vrru "ScandnIOus.
immoral md degrading In the high
est degree to public mOrnIs. md
would under no circumstances he
permitted"
Drug stores and restaurants.
where tho bIncIS puSiIist and his
white wife sought refreshmcntS.
hRNc refused to serve him, and. to
cnp tho climax. .iOhnxOn's frequent
controversies with men from New
Orleans have resulted in many I'm
rtntions 10 fSht-with Colts.
JohnSon'S presence here Is dfStnstc-
full To the city officials as we'll as
the popuince.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
YALE WINS DUAL GAMES
Ellis StrouE In Field Events, Placing
In Hammer Throw and Shot Put.
kroRncss Stnr.
fRy Associated Prcss-l

NEW HAVEN. CONN, May l7.-Yale
won the dual games with Harvard at
the Yale Athletic Field this afternoon
by point score Of "a Ia TO - 3-4
HAHN fell heavily as the continuation
OF thundershower just before the
hour or the games, and the track was
sort FOR the runners, and the turf yield
ing for the men in field events.
Yale was strong in the field events
taking all places in the hammer throw
and Captain Braden won the shot put
Harvard won all places in the broad
jump. There was tic in the pole
vault for first place. In the track
events, OConnell. OF Harvard, won the
mile in 1888 Id. Krosness, OF Har-
ward, was winner in four events
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Fifty Amy Athletes
to Compete in Meet
tBy Assoc,atcd pre.s.l

WASHINGTON, May I7.-As
result OF conferences between Gene
raj March, chief OF stnff. and OIL
cialS OF the 4. A. u, Frederick w.
Ruben. secretary of the organfxa-
ton; WINS authorized today to select
team Of Atty athletes from former
army men to compete In the great
fnter-nllied athletic meet mt Paris
from June 20 to July 9.
1t is understood that most OF the
sclections Will he made ut the pre-
iiminnry gnmes to be held in PhiIa-
dciphia June :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

Grace Street Baptist proved to be
better runners than the II. 7. Crump
hoys, and defeated ,hem in q loosely
The sporting editor was not furnished
box score for this game. so he is
unable to show YOU who were the
heroes and who pulled the boncrs. The
only piece OF score he has showed
Eroaddus. Owens. Pollard. Patterson.
conwcn Clayton. Powell, Trcvctt and
Whitehurst featured with tho stick.
The score BY innings follows: r.
Grace st. Baptist o : 3 . 6 liz?
II. I. Crump ..,..0 y o 3 q o Alt
Batteries: Grace Strcct--Pollard and
Rroaddus. r. r. Crump-White
and Dudley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
THREE AMERICANS AGAINST
EUROPEANS IN LIBERTY
Six Contestants HIVE Won Nine
worlds Championship Rond
LknCcs ONcrhcnA.

INDiANAPOLIS. May l7-six driv-
crs who have Won nine worlds cham
America will face the starter in the
!or-miic Liberty sweepstakes at In
Hmiianapolis. May 81: jules nablot. Louis
i.alph Milford and Ralph DePal,na.
Bablot in 1913. captured one Of the
dual Grand Prix races run that year,
fr.ciinau.sning the other only TO tho late
,eorSes Eotilot, his greatest rival. In
me race III which first honors were
atnicd MIN he finished second. being
beaten only Dy "a hair.
wagner Crossed Sea In 1909.
LOUIS Wagner crossed the seas IN
bilt runs on Long Island Two years
later he returned and won III. first
American Grand Prize race. AZ Savau-
hah. In 1919 just before the world
war, he teamed with the Mcrccdcs
segregation in the French Grand prix.
and drove his car into second place.
5Sing besteh only BY the celebrated
i-auten schlaEcr. his team captain.
Eddie ru!len IS the only American
ever to win tho American Grand Prize
wiIh an American car. He accom-
pushed the !cat in 1914, when lie out
diheanc"d tho field in Mercer. He
VIII drive q Hudson this year at In
dlanapols.
Dario Resta Is tho only driver ever
10 win both tho Vanderbilt, and Grand
Prize races in the same year. scoring
Two consecutive wins in these contests
~! !nE INC Ndii i EdNclSCp worlds fair,
IN 1913. Dario has been driving n
Pougeot since his arrival in this coun.
try. but this gear is back with his
frst love, the Sunbeam.
DcPnin,n Won Two Vandcrbiltn.
Ralph DcPalma shared with the late
Harry Grant the honor Of having won
Two Vanderbilt cup races. in 1912 A,
Milwaukee,, and in 1914 at Santa Mon
lea Ralph also has a string OF other
road races at his belt. notably the las,
TWO contests at Elsin, in 1915.
lsdlph Milford won LIE -}3ll Van
dcEbilt ~ savannah. the same year he
finished second at indianapolis. Since
then he has been somewhat out OF
luck, hut this year promises 10 stays
Il determined comeback.
WIKI SIX <uch stars in competIti
each diamond Of purest water. with
long strings OF Victories TO his credit;
the chase for the $4,000 prize on May
81 promises TO be the hardest fought
ia the history OF the Indianapolis
world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

'Moa!Goni as pitcher in NTH: LYDIA TO
sBraudr!ck runs for Simpson IN nrs;,
Knight OF Columbus. . 0 0 {. IS
summary: TWO base hits-kenncdy
Eaeho. Three base h!t-;HaflngJ stolen
base3-J. +. Nissley. Simpson. FOWL.
{. F.. Niss!ey to Hating to Heiker fit
by pitched bail-by j.. Robertson. Cana
yati and Mociconl: By LYDIA. 1 ITowiD: by
M3r!Goni: IF. Robertson. LIEF, on bases
knights Of Columbus. -; Goide. 9. First
bass on eTSor-ka!ghts OF Columbus. |:
Goide, J. Bases on balls--or LYDIA. Q: off
Morieon. j. on l.. Robertson. 6 Hits-off
lydia In innings; off Morlconi, . III 3
Struck out-by Lydia, ): by Moriconl. 4; BY
l.. Robertson. Il. Time OF game. . hours
and minutes Scorer. J. IL Siler lr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
SHAKE-UP AMONG CUBS
Manager Mitchell Benches Deal and
shifts Pick From second 10 Third
to Strengthen Team.

LiE y ssoCIatcr lEesS.
NEW YORK, May 11.-Dissatisfied
with the recent playing Of the Chicago
National League champions. who lost
four straight games to New York Man
aSer Fred Mitchell announced today
that he would change both his line up
and batting order. The shakeup
benches Third Baseman Deal and shifts
Pick from second base to third Lear.
who played with Nillanova College.
will he played at second.
Flack. lead-off man. retains his
place at the head of the new batting
order. which is as follows: Flack. right
field: Pick. third base: Hollocher
shortstop; Lear, second base; Barber,
center field; Merkle, first base Mann
left field: Killifer catcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
B0HLAND WINS LONG RACE
Victorious In SiS-,IiIc Mctropo,ita,
tross-t ountrs Championship Run
tn DrenrhinE Rain.
tRv Associated press.l

OF the Paulist Athletic Club. New YORK
won the senior Metropolitan cross
country championship over tho ma
tional slN-mile course at Van Cori :
landt Park today in drenching rain
storm In IS minutos and 81 seconds.
= yard behind the winner was Charles
Pores, OF the Mellrose a. A, closely
followed by Arthur Craw, of the BROOK ,
lyn a. a.; Villar kyronen, MeiIrosc a.
A., finished fourth. Twenty-six mon
started. The team prizo was won by
the Mcllrose a. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
PENN CREW WINS
Princeton Second and Columbia Third
In Chflds' Cnp Race on Lake
CArDeUfe
BY Associated Prcss1

fTCSs.
PRINCETON, y. j.. May 1.-THE
university OF Pennsylvania won the
day. Princeton was second and CoIun-
bia third.
Pennsylvania's time for tho mile and
scNen-siStcentns was nine minutes and
a:il. NO time was given for chm
bia. whose eight finished about sly
lengths behind Princeton.
regatta between the second wear rrcws
OF the three institutions. Pennsylvani.,
was second and Columbia third. The
time was 9:5S 2-I0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Goldc Lose, to Il. Of c..

The knights OF Columbus won from
The Golde boys yesterday by the score
OF to 2. After getting off 10 a good
TO hold il and the Knights OF Colum-
bus overcame a two-run lead in the
lucky seventh. and clinchcd the
game in the eighth by scoring two
more runs on kenncdy's two-baEs or
TO center. The game was begun In a
rain but later cleared off and although
the field was slippery and muddy only
two errors were registered for both
sides.
Hahings pretty three Dagger be-
tween leftcentcr would have easily
been home run on a dry field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
SEWANEE TRIMS VANDERBILT 7
tmassc> Twice rs Many Points "a. Seare,t
Nrnl In Southern Association
Field Meet.
rBv Associated prcss 7

NASHNII;hE. TENN.. MAY l7.-St @sne.
collegiate Athletic Assoriation fo,d t nice
here -, today Nth !9.ai o. y pointS e
with total of II points TO her credit
The individual star OF the was
10 the Sewance total. Hammond was q
close second with = Individual points, and
points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
BATTLE AXE TR|uMPHs, 81.
TIED WITH TAKA-KOLAS
FOR TOP IN COMMERCIAL
sort Drink boys and knights OF To-
1umhus Win Their Gnmcs on
Muddy Diamonds.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Climbs.
where They i'lny Nc.t saturday.

Battlr Axe-Kmights OF Columbus. at
Byrd Park No. /.
Taxa Il ola Newton Woodward. al
Eyrd Park No. .
GoldeC. II. \. G.. az Church iIill.
The strong Battle Axe team defeated
Newton Woodward yesterday by the
score of to l in wcll-playcd game
After tho frat inning Monroe pitched
good game and held the Battle Axe
boys until the eighth when tho war
clubs OF fiotchkiss, Waddell and Cor
don produced two moro runs
HARRISON on the mound for Battle
Axe pitched fine game. allowing only
four hits. His teammates Played a
nice game in the field and cut down
several drives that looked good for
bingles. Hotchkiss' hitting and the
fielding OF Becson and Morgan were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

In game that was we'll played.
considering tho condition or the field.
X. l.. Lee. Jr.. went down in defeat
before the stockton street team. AZ.
Kicks on the decisions OF the umpire
were numerous. and Manager Ford
entered protest for the Juniors be-
cause or decision given his team IN
the ninth. killing his chances OF win
ming. with two on and two out
For the winners. Pcrcival. H. Jones'
Pr!ddy and Thomas led with tho
willow, while Percival and the Jones
boys starred in the field. Blersch and
Tucker played good game for the
losers.
Williams and Taylor also worked
Wei together. Pate. Biersch and
Tucker led with the willow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
INDIANS TAKE LAST CAME
FINAL TlTULAR SCRAP is
ANNEXED BY 4-3 SCORE
Alexander and stephens Both rtJch
Good BRll-willium and Mary
Wins Championship.
Especial to The Times.D,spatch

y! Special to The Times Dspatch.1
ilAMPDEN-SIDN VA. MaN.li-
The William and Mary Indians defeated
the Tigers here today by the score of
to , in the final championship game
Alexander, for the locals. was hit
hard throughout. but succeeded. in
keeping the hits-well scattered. allow
ing only four runs until lie was re-
lievcd by barkodalc in the eighth.
stephens pitched excellent ball forStho
Indians. pulling himself out of Several
bad holes.
Hughes catch Of Brooks line. drive
in deep left was the feature OF the
game - ''E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Gustafsen Starts In Meet,
fRv AcuocIoIa1 De-.

New p. YORK. May MISUNDERSTANDING
and held meet a South Field hesro i tany
against Dartmouth and Columbia Dari.
mouth had 81 20 points and Columbia III.
Rain fell throughout the meet. and made
The feature. event vas the soo-yard run.
won by Martin IL, Gusta fscn, OF PcnnsyI.
vani9, who finished a few Inches I'm ironi
Of charlse s,S shaw q columbIa. Tho iIn is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Plans Renl Soldier Team.

q. II. Lawson. who was interested
in the United States League a few
establish a league which Will be COM
posed only of players who have seen
actual service in the American cxpedi-
tionary force or the inter-allied armies
Cities which are named as possible
locations for teams are: Boston; Provi-
dence. II. l.: philadelphia: Baltimore,
Md; Newark, y. j.: Brooklyn. s.. Y,
Canada
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Score by innings: II
Co!trel saddle Co. ! 0 , o . %
summary Two base hits-ta!l t:l. Con
nor. Stolen bascs-roicr. /: crouch .:
Iiow,c. !: Walking. Sacrifice h!ts-Toler.
!: Mckee, !. Double play--C'rouch to
roier. Bases on balis--od Falson, !: or
Howlc J: Hits--on Fai.on In II in
ntnEs: OF Howle. in innings Struck
out-by HOWE, .; ny Faison. 4, Time OF
game. l:i5 Umpire. Marshall. Scorer.
Martln.