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The Republican journal., 1919-02-27
Public Speaking
Contest.

Contest.
ssgtlonal interest in the
.lutest of the Belfast
...1l. the City National
ST. eIl offer $40 in prizes:
.,rst boy and girl, So. 90
..aa5 boy and girl, So 90
.. 1ey and girl.
.,-sA 1g contest is a move
t..u and all such moves
public's encourage
~r5le stimulus should
>lep in advancement
toIs. Can not our
-.s be made of even
ere serious import to
ves? Are class ex-
really the things of
raining of the mind
alculated to leave a
in the lives of the
~elking contest were
he evenings of our
would it not lend a
lIgnity to the occa-
nding of our schools
lal fundamentals of
While in every COM
of the germs from
# every city or COM
nate for the city of
my Of our pupils, par
complete their High
iour graduating last
rool should be at least
than it is, with our
Why is it? Is it the
No. 1t is because
-eSt of the public and
1anent welfare of the
eeSSt department and
school depends more
be public and espec-
themselves, than on
ne teachers.
wing one of the above
Jhe money itself, but
Al cannot receive a
are offered, but to
not to have won, is
to each contestant
ut of money in hand
t
un that in awarding
p4ssible, the apparent
art and energy spent
receive conSidera-
llnlshed character of
arV available Student
will take part in the
lEIzes and thus lend
md animation to the
the fundamental
~alt, which goes to
buster Belfast.
and show what life,
ii have; then perhaps
7ome morning to see a
-itdlng in Belfast, re-
t question or high
of Belfast can con-
did last year to the
meritorious as was
cn more should they
lew school building?
Individual who will
u Of then for a new
undoubtedly many
a much larger pro-
Belfast High school
draw pupils from the
remunerative tuition
49r graduation. Think
shall we not improve
Lies which we have?
EAIIONAL BANK
Of Belfast, Maine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
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Safeguards Your Health
lronzed Paw-Paw Should Be in Every Home to Cleanse
All Blood Impurities.
DON'T DELAY-GET A BOTTLE.

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n be
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nndI
them to do better
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or " - o. y" '''o
the offs
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
CUMBERLAND CLERGYMEN
NOT OPPOSED TO FIGHT
Residents OF Maryland Town Anxfou.
TO Have Championship Bout Staged
In Their MIdht
CUMBERLAND. MD

CUMBERLAND. MD. April o6-The
efforts to bring the willard DEMPSEY
hght 70 this place and 80 place cum
beriand definitely on the man I'm the
eyes o! the American people has work
ca up residents OF the city and county
as they nave not been worked uo :or
long time.
meeting was held al The For,
cumberland Hotel tonight by soldiers
recently returned from France 10 urge
,nat nc night be staged mere Scores
o soidiers are among the hundreds
o! persons who have telegraphed Gov
e.hoF na!fington at Ba ltimorc that
,ney want the hght and asking him
\ census shows that eight ciergT
men OK the city are not opposed 10
the tight. and one minister said he
saw no harm in a person attending
such a contest IL he were able TO gel
p!easurc and recreation out or n
:, Tex Richard has returned 10 New.
YORK and John w snyder. who into.
ested the fight promoter in this ulac.
az q possible stage for the contest.
spent The day in Baltimore in the hone
OF undressing Governor IIarring ton
ihat ne should permit the fight TO be
nero he'c without interference
T'ate Attorney j. phi!lip Roman and
Gorge g. smith, who went to Ralti.
more with the delegation TO confer
With the Governor. rcinained thorc n.
DAY Tor !nrther conference with ,hc
chic! executive. 90
The fact that Richard has no,
dchniteiy turned down the imvi,a,inr
stage his fight here lends color 70
the belief that Cumberland e,nnSs
| among the nrst possible sites in nina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
SHAKE UP IN YALE CREW
AFTER DEFEAT BY PENN
Only Two Varsity Oarnmen Retnin
Seats After Conference Between
Rowing Coaches.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. April eth.
most extensive shakeup in some years
in the Yale varsity and second crews
occurred this week. when the two
crews resumed practice over the
tousatonic course at Derby. Conn
f1r the first time after the defeat Of
the hrst varsity by the first varsity
crew OF the University OF pennsyi-
Yania- The changes were 4 result OF
a conference by Prof. NJ A. ABBOTT
the crew coach, and Assistant Coach
A. k Hyatt Because OF the fact
that the second crew outrowcd the
varsity IN Saturdays races against the
pennsylvania crews. the second crew
having won victory over their OBJ
ponents, several OF the second crew
including the stroke. c. g. Peters 10
were transferred to the first boat.
H. r. Soderston EOS, was shifted To-
the stroke position in the second boat
from which position he was only re-
ccntiy transferred TO the varsity
where he distinguished himself in the
tank service. His addition to the
second crew hraced up tho eight ma
terially, and il was to his leadership
mat the excellent showing against
Penn was attributed.
When Professor Abbott and Coach
hyatt completed their changes there
were but two OF the men in the varsity
retaining their old seats-L c. Adams
20 at No. and w. f. c. Ewing '21 at
No. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

DEMPSEY VICTIM or FLYNN]
CHAMPIONSHIP ASPfRANT
GETS K. o. FROM VETERAN
Only Black Marx on Record Received
When Jack Was Novice Mt
Game.

NEW YORK, April :s.-Although
f faSK dempsey nnon has lost to four DIFF
Ieats happened when the young chal-
lehgcr for tho title was the rawest
KIN Kind % Of movies: A one round knock
record.
ST, The bout with Flynn took place a.
Dempsey was unheard OF in the East
and the result of the bout attracted
e eo int.ention here although it was
ancient fireman could find amy one
who could be stopped so quickly
ov frnf ft say that the contest was
Dempsey walked out OF his corner
GTsa,reiessiy with his guard down and
ihS n, met him with right swing TO
chief second. tossed in the towel
!. ncmnsey now denies that he was
have got on his feet before ten had
been counted, but that his brother be-
came excited and threw in the towel
Dempsey declares that never again
will he allow a member OF his family
10 act as second for him.
There rs another explanation OF this
affair going the rounds that is de-
Whatever the truth OF the matter is
Dempsey is neither Fred Fulton nor
a Jack Johnson. One year later
re HipscN ioCeu flEnn again. fIShn
was outclaSsed so badly tina, the
match was little short Of a crime and
the ancient fireman took the count in
the first round.
Dempsey has been defeated only
once since he became a star performer.
Last September he met Willie Nee
han. the California heavyweight, in an
the referee awarded Meehan the de.
cision. Dempsey says that ne Knocked
Mechan down twice, but shat the
referee refused TO count over him.
Meehnn Most Troublesome.
However. il is a fact that Dempsey
has had more trouble with Ncchan
than any other boxer he has faced.
the decision, but after that the best
he could get was n draw. AS al! their
bouts were Of four rounds duration
there is no means OF telling how
Dempsey would fare in "A longer battle.
Meehan is generally looked upon as
more or less OF joke boxer because
OF his peculiar build. He IL the tat
ring today. but despite the excess beef
that he carries he is no SLOUGH OF 4
mixer. Meehau knows how to fight
and he is able to go at topsperd for
four rounds-the distance on the far
coast. That he has real ability is
tories over Sam lnngford. Jack Dillon
and Harry Grcb and scores OF other
lesser lights. He never has been
Knocked out.
In 1916 Dempsey was shaded in ten
rounds by John Lester johnson. but
was a great boost for Dempsey. az
Johnson was An experienced lighting
man. while Dempsey was - mere
novice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
GENERALS TRIM v. P. l.,
5 TO 0, AT BLACKSBURG
Corbett's Pitching Puzzles waShinston
ana Ice ToSscrH-Errors
Aid in Defeat.
Especial TO The Times-Dispa,cb

tSpcCidl 10 lie i INES plSpalch.
BLACkSBURG. VA. April o6-Pcn-
pant-winning pitching by Corbett.
combined with perfect fielding by his
teammates. enabled Washington and
Lee University TO defeat Virginia Tech
here today. 20 0. Corbett held the
Techs 10 two hits and struck out ten
men.
The team play OF the Generals was
superb, and they accepted every chance
perfectly. Tech had two chances 10
score, bu, failed TO hit at opportune
times. Whitmore. the first man up in
the first inning, hit neat double TO
left field. but strikeout and two easy
rollers 10 the intield spoiled his
chances of scoring. In tho fourth. with
two out Stumpf singled. hut a nv TO
1ancey left him on the sack.
With the exception of base on
pals, Tech was unable to get man
on base for the remainder of the game
seven Techs striking out and the rest
HEing out to the infield
Marye pitched steady ball. but his
support was cratic at times and
errors by the intield lost the game for
V. p. !.
Corbetts pitching and wh!tmorc's
stab OF 1ancey's liner in the first in
ming were the features.
North Carolina state College opens
4 NO game series here Monday
Score By innings r. H. e.
W. and l.. .....00l 3oo1-5 q
Va. Tech ......0 o 90 %
Batteries : Corbett and Mattox;
Marye and Stumpf. Umpire-Miles.
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INDIANS V|CT0Rs IN FIRST !,
WILLIAM AND MARY WINS
FROM RANDOLPH.MACON
Ashland ColleEinns Unable to Connect
With Settles Offerings and
Lose, to d.

ASHLAND. VA. April 26-william
and Mary carried of the vlctor.s honors
in the first of the Eastern Vir-
ginia Association championship series
against Randolph Macon here today.
winning scrappy contest. to o.
Davis, for the local collegians and
settle, for the Indians. were the on
posing noundsmen, the latter getting
the best OF the argument ana tbc better
support.
Davis was not In his usual good
form, but the Indians were able 10
connect with his offerings only nine
times at that. Two Of these connec
lions however, were for extra bases
ana counted in the making Settle
yielded only six hits
ha
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BIG GAMES ON sCHEDQ
CONTESTS WITH PREMIER
TEAMS FOR WEST VIRGII
Mountnfneerr VIII Play Princc,,n
november I ind w. md J. On
Thanksgiving Day.

,,S2ppecialI ,. 70 Inc Time IS Dispatch
The West Virginia UNIVERSITY. ftI
card FOR 1919. announced bv b ign
Stansbury here today is fca,uras
contests with the University Of P
oursh on October IL. Princeton
ieaE On november /; Rutgers
ieee on November 10, and Wasbi,,
and Jefferson College on Sovemhni,
Thanksgiving Day. '''ociy
Ihese important and difficult I'm
lait al equal Intervals through
Jason anu at least one game
intcrvenes between ali Of III
Marietta and Westminster ni.,y
previous TO the clash with I,it,sh,
ana shouId provide excellent prac1
encounters: Maryland State is
terc the Saturday following ,hn
clash and then Bethany Colierc1
played at Wheeling. the first am
incc OF Varsity eleven in Wbnc1
since 1910.
These NO comparatively liyh. "a
ireccde the ail-imp0rtant clash 81
princeton. at Princeton, and this r.
Is followed By one with Centre d
!cse, at Charleston. Then KIItyer
met for the ihird time in New Hr,1
wick and this game is hardly
important to West Virginia thanI
plays here between the sam.s ID
rutgers and that with w. and J.. viii
latter contest ends the season here|
THANKSGIVING Day.
The entire schedule Is we'll balarl
and II the Moun,aincers arc able|
successfully carry II through I'll
VIII be no question OF the strenl
OF the West Virginia eleven at
end OF the year.
The schedule in detail follows:
September 27-Marietta Colicge|
MOrSantown.
October s-Westminstcr CoIIc-|
MorgantOwn.
October II University o; P.,tsbu1
IL; Pittsburgh Pa.
October is Maryland state az n
Gantown.
october 25-Be,hany College
Wheeling.
November Princeton University
Princeton. y. j.
November S-Ccntro College
Charleston.
November l5--RutEers College
New brunswick, y. J.
November 22-Ohio Wesleyan q
rersIty a Morgantown
November 21-Wasnington and 4
ferson at MorEautown
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AGGIES BEAT V. m. |.
Cadets Play Better Fielding Game, but
Lose, Il to =, When Errors
Arc Bunched.
Especial TO The Times-pispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.]
LEXINGTON. VA. April 26.-The
Maryland Aggies today defeated the
Virginia Military Institute nine. IA TO ..
The Cadets for the most of the game
PLAYED a much better fielding game
than the visitors, but punched errors
once OF twice d!sastrously.
The home team used two pitchers
Stroud and Ingram. both OF whom were
hit rather freely.
The features of the game were Sui
livan's wonderful shoestrins catch of
Smiths fly in the sixth. Cutchins,
catching for the Cadets. caught i've out
second.
Score by innings: p.
v. VI: ]. ............11o 00o0o-a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
WENDELL ELECTED AT YALE
VIII Succeed Coruin M Chairm,, -,
Els General AthI,tI, VI
Committee

NV HAVEN. CONN. Aprn %
Professor 9. W. MendcN has bee, for-
,G ta.ty ei A,h,ni Chairman Of Yaie's
fesaa- professor T. y. Corwjo ~
.esisned Two weeks ago. Prof.ssmr
MendelIs election was recon.ncndcd
"eeh .! me Yale Athletic Board
py the University Corporation.
= Professor Ncnden has been a NV.
Der OF the athletic committee rnnrn.
Eenting the faculty for t,ro 49,.
lie is professor OF Latin. and "a ~.
Nrst Chairman who was never 4 va
city athlete. The other ch,irne,
waiter Camp and Professor Corwim
were athletes and captains OF team.
Ehi!e undergra at the uniVer.
city.
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TIGERS WALLOP SPIDERS:
REGISTER 100 VICTORY
While SknBGa Allows Only Two Hits
Richmond ColleEinns Fall Down
On Fielding.

HAAfP DEN SIDNEY, VA. April Go
The Spiders went down 10 defeat at
the hands OF the Tigers this afternoon.
:. 20 q. Both pitchers deserve special
mention, for they had their ball UNI
der perfect control. Barksdale had his
team playing back OF him. and only
allowed one hit, while Skaggs allowed
only two. However. the nclding for
the Spiders was bad. Northern, on
second. made sensational put-ou,
which was the only feature OF the
game.
Iiampden- Sidney played almost er.
ror!rss hall. and proved themselves 10
be strong contenders for the champion
ship.
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Detroit.
Totals .5l so Totals st I
.Batted for Roland in seventh
ScnrS by innlnps

Ds:r"It ::..;,...... GO % 81
FisSs;eId. wambsEnass Cobb. meiiman
ncy; Chapman (.j sacrifce nyNDaSby.
Left on baSes-cicvcland. S: Detroit I.
Base. on balls-or holland. /: on James ::
r., i, n.Eby;, / Hns-ofI Holland: In
omi.by Roland. J.: by Ba- by Wild
oitch-James Losing pitcher Boiand
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COLLCGE BASEBAII.

A. Annapolis-.Annapolis, 5. Swar,h-
more, televen inninSs).
~ Macon. Ga.-A uburn. 3: Mercer. O.
At WaShing;on-F o r h a m, 10;
Catholic University. 4.
Al Newpor; News-Georgetown, 3;
At creenviiie, s. c.-c;eorgia Tech,
-; Furman University. 90 (first game
ten innings).
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Col.
!cge, 8: Woford. 4.
At Raleigh North Carolina Stat.
College. s; Davidson, 8.
At Easton. Pa.--Lafayette. s; New
York University, 5.
At Ann Aroor. Mich.-Michisan. 6;
Indiana, 0.
AT Provtdence-Brown, s; New
Hampshire State, 3.
AT Princeton = Princeton Syracuse
game postponed account OF weather
At West Point-Army-Colg post
poned, cold.
At Troy-R. p. l.-Stevens POSTPONED,
ground covered by snow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
CONTRACT FOR GOWDY
Signs To Play With Hrnyc. For IN.
Year After Returning
From Ovcrxeus
9OSTON MAG

BOSTON. MASS. April 26-Scrg.,n,
iienrE iHanb Gowdy. who returned
from overseas Friday. signed a one
Roston National League club rho
terms were not announced. but Cowdv
said the club had been VERY liber,Ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
SOLDIER TEAMS WANT GAMES
Camp Lee Mines Would Like Contents
with Outfits In Vicinity on
SnturdnyN md SundaHs.

CAMP LEE. VA, April os-camn
Lee baseball teams now arc ready to
play outside games with teams in the
vicinity. Would like to hear from
Teams VINO could play Camp Lee on
their grounds on Saturdays and at
Camp Lee on Sundays.
Address all communicat lions to the
! camp Athletic Officer, Camp Lee Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
WHITE Sox, 9; BROWNS, d
icy Associated rrcx:.l

ST. LOUIS, April 26-With a storm
OF base hits. Chicago came from be-
port and Rogers out OF the box and
scored six runs that won today's game
from st. Louis. . to I. triple steal
by Sislcr. Williams and Dcmmitt with
four singles and L pass gave the locals
q one-run lead in the third.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
REDS, 5; CARDINALS. |
by Asse c!ated -ress. !

CINCINNATI. OHIO, April o6.-rhc
ioca! team made it four straight from
-; Louis by winning today. TO l..
the Cuban pitcher. was hit hard in the
later innings, but very fast support
includlns Two lightning double plays
Serous. Doak was wild, and lasted
only two innings. Neale's home run
inside the grounds was the first four
Dagger OF the season at this park.
The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
PIRATES TRIM CUBS, 6 TO 5
BABE ADAMS ALLOWS
TWELVE HITS BUT WINS
Douglas and Weaver. for Chicago, On
pose PittsburEh's Veteran
Twlrler.
IRv Associated Press. Z,

CHICAGO, April 2G.-Pittsbursh
made it two out of three from the Chi
cago Nationals by winning the final
game of the initial series today. TO 5.
Babe Adams, veteran pitcher Of the
pittsburgh team. opposed Douglas and
weaver on the slab. The Cubs made
twelve hits off Adams. twice as many
as a.. the visitors made. but in tight places
Pittsburgh. ChIcn,o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
HOPKINS NINE SWAMPS
NORTH CAROLINA OUTFIT
"inners Bat Powell Without Mercy
i"r Fourteen Hits. One of Them
Circuit Drive.
tSpecial TO The Times-Disoa,ch. !

SpeCli. 70 The Times Dispatch
BALTIMORE. MD, April 36-Johos
Hopkins University baseball team beat
INC University Of North Carolina here
displayed better form than in previous
contests and battcd Powell all over the
neiu Tor a tota! OF fourteen sa.eties
run.
l'itman sent the bail over the center
meiaers mead IN the sixth innir- 1or
The score:
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r,,i,Co!e oS innings: r.
ST. Louis ..... a ), n a
|. SUMMARY: Two ba So tits-Gandii rs. TO.
Cc oii,r' winiams: pemmi,,. Jackson. +.
lynn Eaber. Sacrifice ny-Sisisr Doubi.
GGla,E}s-Risecrg and Gandii: Risb~rs and f.
on on Safes-ChiSSEe; .: st. Louis. !. Bases
on Davenport, ;: oc !owderntI,5 i,it
on Shellcnbach. in Si.3 Innings: orr
n III ioS innings OF ROGERS. in I-S inning
OF h9oE; ! IN IA inning; OF LowderInilk.
port; tFeiIsh). Struck .out--by shelicm-
LowdefmiIk. ?, wild pitehNra9bserr.. WHY ny
ainS pitcher. Faber losing pitcher, Daven-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
TIGERS BEATEN BY INDIANS
LAST GAME OF SERIES
GOES TO CLEVELAND, 3 TO |
'Flnsstead Celebrates His First Game
for Detroit by Makink
Three Hits.
IBy Associated,ress

DETROIT, April 26.-Hitting Boland
hard in the sixth and seventh innings.
Cleveland defeated Detroit in tho last
game OF the initial series today, to I.
Bagby allowed Detroit only seven scat
tered hits: Ira Flagstead, Detroits
new outielder., celebrated his appear
anco in the lineup with three hits
ono for two bases. resulting in De-
troit'S lone score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
North Carolina

I 1871! H1s T! Two base hltt-Iittrnan F.
tna S,o!1n S1ss.feispster sacrhce his
Saunders. Feimster. Double p!sy-T.ittrnani
,,n nGppmSos;E' 10 Eserton. Ietc on bases
errors-iopkins. $: Carolina. g. Bases or,
0t!iS-oa Love. 8, OF Powell S. Hi bv
plteher-oy Love. tCorden): by Powell /
fSharteto. Struck out-hy Love :: bv
ppowen ]. Wild piteh-Love. Umpire,
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woodberry wins. oto /,

lSpeCal TO The Times DISPATCH
WOODBERRY FOREST. VA. An-;l
26.-Woodberry Forest defeated her I'D
rlvai. the Episcopal High School in
baseball here today by the score or
p to j. Woodberrys heavy hitting and
inc splendid playing OF the Episcopai
outNeld featured the contest
Score by innings: y II T.
Woodbury. . q n o." "a
Episcopal .....I 90 q q % 8
ADMINISTRATION and brown Ty,op
and Dcbutts.
Scott Signs SoI Contract
Everett Scott, shortstop for the Pos
ton Red Sox. has Just signed a three
contract
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tie SCOr
ns-l--I
Halnpden-S Sidney.

Score hy innings. r.
Richmond co.!es. % o q q q n A n n
tampde N sidney .....l 0 %
summary: Stolen ba ses--Ps irish t1. Ian
caster 90. SpeSsard t2b. Lacy. Ayier. Sac
Tincs hi'.,nor,on Hit by pitched bali
Ittchmond College. 6. bases on SaiisLofi
Barksdale. :: on Stages: 2. Hits-otf Barks-
dale. in innings: OF SkaErs. . in In
ninss Struck out-by Barksdaie. S; bv
SkaSEs. 20 Time OF game. 1:4o. Umpire
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81 Louis ....,o o a O q O ! q o.
Cincinnati! ...,3 o o q n -
Summsry: Two base hi;s--M.See. Schultz
t-l. Three base h!t-kopf Home run
ale SaeEiic. ny-7I.uque Doubic 1iays
, -hopi TO Eaih 10 DaubeT, 90. Left on
~ n Trr nnr. LOUIS !. Bases on balls
IN innings; on Reinhsrt. none in -
.rrnlns: on She!dci, , IN ) s-j innings: or
IucTo. none IN innings. HIT by pi;chc--
y Rsinhar, ]. Struck ou;--hy Luqu-.
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irsini. EpiscopnI School vim.

LYNCHBURG, VA. April 26-Vir-
Einla Episcopal School. OF this place.
loosy defeated New London Academy
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HnItopper, Take Close Game.

Especial 70 The TImes-Nspatch)
LYNCIfBURG. VA. April 26.-Lynch-
burg High hero today defeated the
Roanoke High al baseball. 4 to 3. The
game was a pitchers battle through
out.
The score:
r. II. T.
Roanoke ....... 3
Batteries. Taylor and Callahan;
Williamson and Peters
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,,H;,.Slc.nG5rh .....:.....S cioos IS
MsFi;is. Three; base h,sEStenEei. Kliltterr..
cah hs, Ssernss h;t-Killit;sE Don6ie plays
rick 10 lloilochc- 10 Merkle Left on
es sesIriitsburEh. 3; Chicago. II. bases
on on ba!ls-on Adams. 3; on Douglas. 5: of
I!nrs. Struck out-by Adams. by Doug
Is; by Weaver. :. Losing plichsr
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Paramount Team Wins, II to !

The Fairmount Stars defeated the
Iwcnty-ninth Street Sluggers yester-
DAY by the score OF II to 10 Tho
game was interesting from start to
finish.
In the ninth inning il wasI to 10.
tunity and won
The feature OF the game was the
heavy hitting or Charles Mitchell
WIN Two men. on baaes in the tenth
ning the game. Johnson at first. made
two pretty catches. one being double
play.
Score BIZ innings.
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Chant, Recnu w,Iv,r

The New York Giants have recall
their waivers on Pitcher George SIN
who is claimed by the Brookiyn !!
tionals. He was formerly 81
pitcher for Columbia UNIVERSITIES
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OTHER BASEBALL SCORES
TEXAS LEAGUE.

TEXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas. :: Waco, .
Fort Worth. ,; Shreveport. .
Galveston. .; Houston 0 (thireen in
Beaumont, s; San Antonio. 3.
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SOTTTHERE ASSO.CIAr,C

Atlanta. 9; Chattanooga, g.
New Orleans, .: Mobile. . (sixtecn
7ninss).
Memphis, 2: Little Rock. L.
Nashville, >; birmingham T.