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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
London Comment.

London. April 24.--All the London
evening newspapers devote their leading
articles to President Wilson'S appeal in
connection with the italian situation at
the Paris conference and to Premier Orr,
lando's decision to withdraw from the
conference. The Westminster Gazette.
endorses the statement Of the American
executive. noting that Italy in her claims
went beyond the treaty Of London in
claiming Fiume as we'll as the Tren-
tino and other territory assigned her by
the London pact. lgt
We are Obliged to point out" says
the newspaper. that In this very treaty
F'iumc was assigned to the Croatians-
II. then. the appeal is to the treaty. we
are as much bound to give Fiume to
Italy as VIC arc bound to gvc her tho
other territoricS.
II the Italians claim Fiume under tho
principle Of determination, adds
the Gazette. that principle also applies
to the Slav regions which were assign
I'd To Italy under the treaty. EiS;$.
The Evening Standard says II cannot
pretend to be convinced by President
Wilson's arguments while the Pail Mall:
Gazette. says that Italy is claiming tho
funlment Of the treaty where she is
Tho gamer by Its terms. and its abrosa:
tion whore +, stands in the way Of her
full demands.
"lIcr statesmen" the Pail Mall Ga.
ZcItc adds. must realize. upon reAec.,
ton. that the second attitude under.s
mine whatrv"r moral forces is inherent,
in tho first" >'- ,:s%$;;:!! @%;;!!
Tho Evening Globe. which Is stro1kiy:
anti-Wilson. says the president h41.
fers to his appeal as an insult to the
Italians. and suggests that his best
course would be "to retire gracefully
from discussion which concerns neither.
himself nor the American continent"
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FIREMAN KIILEp.

BALTIMORE. Apri! "t.--On" "itN fire.
man was killed and In w"r" injured TO-
night when Il wall fell "n Them IT The
ruins Of st. Mary'S industrial school for
boys. Th" school wns *w""i hE flames
nnrIirr in the evening. with Il loss OF
S5nn moo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Cleveland District Leads the
Country in the Number Of
Communities Going "Over
the Top" Victory Ship
Leaves San Diego
CHARLESTON. W. va. April

CHARLESTON. ". Va, April
o4.-.Thc first West Virginia
county TO complctr tho subscrip-
ton OF its quota in the Victory
Losn is Marion. according to
State Chairman W. 4. Maci'orkle.
The news that Marion county
had gone "over The. top" with
subscriptions amounting to ST.
$4,000 was received by fhrm"r
Governor MacCorkle this, morn
ing. and IS declared 10 indicat"
that the fifth loan is going
stronger In this stale than any
Of the previous ones. no county
having COVE over so carly in
any Of the other campaigns
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TIE WEATHER.

wASHNGToN, April 24.-Foreoaxt; :
ohio-Pair, continued cold Friday;
Saturday fair north, probably local rst11
south portion, not quite so cold. -
west virgin1n-Fair continued cold
Friday; Saturday partly cloudy, not
quito so cold.
Western PcnnHJlvanta-Partly cloudy
continued cold Friday Saturday tAtri
not quite 30 cold. 80
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s4D0,0OO,0D0 TOTAL REACHED IN VICTORY LIBERTY
LOAN CAMPAIGN; MANY QUOTAS ARE EXCEEDED
Cleveland District at $1O7, 100000 Mark

2vcory loan sg6scriptons the fourth ea m
onGourh OF
ouoa Three their goal They McCreary n.y. and
Paudng O. .,.. .
official hut announced mat
housc necessary the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Orlando Leaves Paris, But Sonnino Remains;
British Laborites Congratulate President wilson

LONDON April 2(sy Pressl-Promnnt British
labo, leaders telegram President Wilson, eongauats
him magnificent declaration based the toun
Italian Will
supporting you
Premier Lloyd George commencing HIM
President Wilson, another telegram
leader Of the nansi9ean
appealing the Italian workers 70 support ee ~
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mcnt has yet been made concerning tbs.
distribution Of the $4,000 reward for
the capture Of the negro. 4 movement
is on foot to have the fund turned over
10 a guardian for the little girl UkS
the negro assaulted q;
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CHARLESTON. W. Vas. r. Mont
som"ry. state commissioner "f weights
and measures. md nr. t. W. WnEonnrr.
If Morgantown. assistant commissioner.
will attend Ihc national m"riinG uf
weights ma n"a%ur"s officials in WASH
iugtp1 May 81 ~ "i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

LONDON. Apr. 24.-(By The Assoct-.
n,cd Prcss)-Public opinion in ltalH..
according to r. wireless message IRON
Rome Is much excited against the peace,
conference for refusing 20 recognlzos
the italian claims. Apparently there
is a compile truce in party politics ana
the newspapers are unanimous in blam-;
ing the allies. It is declared that feei-
ing is running so high that it might
have n disastrous influence on Anglo
italian relations. ~
The italians consider that they haze
been betrayed by the allies" the dis
match says THE whole nation
aroused and has rallied 10 the support
of Orlando and Sonnino. There is a.
brave army ready 10 make every sacri-
fec for the realization Of their. pro-
gram. Many popular demonstrations
have taken place and the watchword
adopted is "Fiumc or death"
"Ir the conference does not accept
the italian point Of view. the situation
will become extremely serious" =:
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GERS here say there arc virtually no XIII
erican troops left in Italy eScePtln&-IAs
few railroad transport officers ana mil
itary police. detachment Whlch -re=.
Gently sailed from Genoa received most
cordial farewell. greetings. 1t Is said
Brigndicr General Charles G. Treat ~
reported to be at Laipach, JuSo-SlaSta.
PARIS, April %. (By The Associated
Press)-Italian military forces Will oc.
cupv that part of Dalnatia and other>
Adriatic territory named in the pact OF
London with about 100000 men. lt~Ras
stated today BY Captain Pozzi OF Pref--
rnier Orlandos staff. A similar force.
the captain added. would be sent to the
northern region and around F1umc- fi.S
Premier Orlando's course in the means
time, Captain Pozzi says, would 90 70
conyokc parliament in special session
and secure from that body the passage,
of a measure providing for, the ann,x.=
alton Of the Dalmatian and other eastern:
.Adriatic territory given 10 Italy by the.
London agreement. and also OF F1une, -
: Reports havo been received, tho cap.
'fat1, added, that a military demonstra-i
lion by the Jugo-Slars at Spalato; was
contemplated. ,n which event the 1talisi
ans would take proper counter meas
urcS.
Tho situation in Fiumc is complicat-
cd by the fact that the town as hcao:5
ounrtcrs of the allied army Of the ORR
ont contains French and British. as we'll
as italian troops. \ one sided ltailan
occupation Of Fiume. 1t is believed,
would Immediately provoke a diplo-.
matte and military issue with the Euro
pcan allies. 81
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MAY WITHDRAW l.
ALL AMERICANS
immediately
ITALIAN RESENTMENT
RUNNING VERY HIGH,
Large Italian Forces to Occupy.
Contested Territory On
the Adriatic

PARIS. April 24.-The possibility OF
ordering all American T. N. c. a. WORK.
crs out Of Italy is beng considered ipyi
John r: Mott of the war work council.
Of tho y. 81. G.. 4. There arc about 2egz
American workers in Italy. assigned 70
various units Of the italian army and
Mr.. Mott today was somewhat pnrtnrpea
over tho possibility that they might DE-:
come involved in manifestations OF anti,
American feeling. - ~. -
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

First race-Threo -year-olda .,~ >,
..2 sS5 ,S5s Roy, 81 {B'sEn.1 59
Gen, 90 tneylej $50 t hfrdna TINE inc
i Iy ~: ~, Tidal; Nab, Mustard. F1ounce,
ham aud Nope ran
F., IS Second ona Tacs@Two- year-olds. four
~ .1iss ;l5gs6 VII VII
Lag: Lac Roberts. 112 ts!mpson). .7s.ao
t t5ySo' T second Iris, ~ (Poob. $3.50
rHt, Mountain Girl Ciintonv,iie. Mi,s
links nix:e Flyer. Clean SWEEP
A! T5ird Goidine and Golale Ros. ran.
$40, $40. $50 won: Bell Nsitn'o III
! hun!SI,t,ordI,;, $3.50. $3.50. SECOND; Bind.
Tim i;,5' jap sa'TTEE. TX t saSc' boz Boz
Adeiia W. Nan. CALI Curci and Meara.;
qPwara. six turlonssSb hfaaGs'' D ana
~ ~ SGentry.' .l2oo. $500, 50. won.
:? 30. third. Time. ::ll 4-5 J omts
Glsrk. Hanovia,, ocean sweep, Tom:
ParR, M nn ~ Miller; skies Knob. Major
Eth race--Two- year-oldn four and
@ 32Inlslf ;.aarlones..sam freedman. Tia
Wood, l3 (connoliyj, s $3.50 o ss .e @esi
T TrTss,y % H. lIS harol LIKE P,lion.
AI,trdrie. Jadda, Black Prince sans
BOY and Alta Boy H. ran
Sixth race--Three-vear-o,d ,,.
ana slrteenth--SenninEs par. i52
2W!il!sl $3.50; s27o, $3.50. Won: cler.
mont, 100 ,BarrctO, So So second.
Ginger, io7 tBurkc). $3.50. third TI,n
- Is. Texas Special and FOG.
seventh rnce-Thrre- year-olt, and
up. milo and furlong--H G R,.cb ~
,,Rooinson). $3.50. 500. s{.5o. Won.
i ! stogrS ,s 1872 tGarneri. $3.50. s4.4o''
second; BoSart. l0I t1hurber). SO rent.
Tine. - as Rrfcklcy, Brown =
mcdowell. Mistress Polly and Lot;cry:
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FIRST NATIONAL DEFEATS
NATIONAL STATE AND CITY
'ohderlchr and Carter TwirI Well and
supply GAME Is Not Won
Untn Ninth.

In fast and snappy game, featured
by the pitching of both hurlers. the
strong First National team defeated
the National State and City boys by
me score OF to 1 yesterday. Won
deriehr' on the mound for State and
City' mad tho skyscraper lads eating
out or his hand up to the eighth in
i mihgg' Wien they coupled a few bingles
WIN errors and tied the score.
state ana City seemed to have mt
inc game on lie in their half OF The
clshth inning when they got to Carter
LOT Two runs, but the First Na;ionaI
ooys again showed their never give
UP spirit. and succeeded in putting
across three runs in the ninth, enough
TO win the game "
Fonderiehr and Carter both pitched
fine ball, the former striking out six
men ana giving TWO bases on balls
while the latter struck on nine And
gave TWO bases ON balls. The Uclding
OF Henley for State and city was III
Dig League order ,as was the nCldinr
or MacPitt, OF First National PHI
Roberts and Deitr!ck carried off the
nh tlng honors for the day each get.
ting two binGles.
The win puts the First National tio5
with Federal Reserve for FIRST mac
Federal plays American National Ia
Gay and Friday First National plays
Planters. f'''
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
JAMAICA ENTRIES TODAY

First race-three- Odds. selling
SIX furlongs-Ambass ador Ill: Syr,
darya. liz; Rousseau. 1oS wyndover.
~; Young Adama. III; Efficient, III:
scrub Lady. l02; HIarmitc, LOG; Title,
lOS; War Zone. llG.
second racc-threc- year-old and IN.
lNc and onc-half furlongs-Tinu-n
ling, Ill; Masda, IO1: our Nephew lid.
ledrousscau. 101; Hubbub. III; Kc-
wessa. III; Appleton Wislte. iii:
Elected. u, lol; out OF tho Way. ZIG;
Green Gold. III: House Maid. log; Mar
mite, 90; Madam Byng, 90; Half and
Halt III; Picdra, Ill.
Third race-two-years- old; the Sur-
tolk stakes; five furlongs
l0"; RickcnbaclScr. 1O7; Hampdcn, 1OT
tlyng ORB. 10; Shoal. 122; Fair Col.
Fourth race--three- year-olds and IN.
SiN iurlongs--Old Rosebud. 1874; Old
poenis, 12S; Flags. 1875; Hollister 1926:
lncu iiitem. il?: Jock Scot, ZIG; Syca
moor, o6; lnnius, ia; George Starr
~: Fairy Wand, 107: Abadanc, los:
linn Queen. loJ: The Boy l02.
mile and seventy yards-Paddy Dear
rs balorIo, LOG; Ninety simplex. los
HFlVano' 50; Orderly, los; Sir w. John
son, los; Goalcr. 1Ol.
sixth race--two- ycar-olds: nye fur.
longs Roidstercr. rs; Don Plaudit.
10: End Man, us: White Sox. liz:
H;usar Mint lie: Zyday. 1l2: Say
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
PlMLIC0 ENTRIES TODAY

First race-three-year-o and I'm.
mile and sixteenth-Caddie, 100: Moibiy:
@, 10; Tie Pin, us; Captain iIoidge
100; Napoli 100; irish Maid 95; Kimna.'
Ions, 30; Stir Up. 1o5; Perigourdne.
Second racc--four- years and IN. mil.
Irnc, 100; Fort Bliss, o.; 'a XIII. 1 ~;
,WSankeag, 100; Galleyhead. 95: y. X
Bcal. 10. " ~
Third racc-,four-year-olds and ~,
two miles-Single Stick, 1862: Smith
field. li2; Big Four, 150 Early LIGHT.
lo2: Ocean Prince. $50; Garter iii:
Otto tloto. l52; Gold Bond, $50; Toppy
Fourth neutrality-suspicious. and I'm.
iour and one half furlongs-On Watch
ll5; Ralco, lis: Gonzaio. lis: Miss
Millions. ll2; kallipolis. lic; ST. Allan
ll5: Anniversary. ll5.
tlith race-thrcc- year-olds and IN.
mile ana acknowledgement CITY. 10b
Lazy Lou 1915; Say. l05; Attorney Muir
100; Mon o. the Hour, lO5; Grasmere
100; Diadi. llo: Lady Vera. 100: Lille
Boy, los; Padua. 100: Sky Pilot liz. .
Ihrift; lo5; John w. Klein, ITO.
Sixth race--threc- year Odds and lin.
mile and q sixteenth--Corn Tassel 12o
douglass S. ITO; Bondage, l05: Frank
I'm: los; crimpcr, H. Waukcag, 100.
seventh fractures ycur-oIds and
up: mile and a siNtcenth-I[ilts. IL
l20: Joan OF Arc. IS; Queen of the Sea
100; simon Pure, 100: Poloma, lis:
Cadillac, liz: Anialgamator, 40: Miss
trNn, 10: t'ublllp
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SPORTS
GOLFERS PLAY SATURDAY
QUALIFYING ROUND FOR
SPRING TOURNEY AT CLUB
Five Flights OF sixteen Each VIII Be
Formed at Country Club for
Match Rounds.

The qualifying round for tho spring
golf championship o. .he Country Ciub
or Virginia will begin on SATURDAY.
with. eighteen holes medal piay, aS
cording to tho announcement OF tha
HoIf committec, OF which +. D. Mac
kay is chairman.
United states Golf Association ru,c.
VIII govern tho play In the qualifvinr
round and IN the match rounds. 0niT
,wo.ball matches Will be pcrmittasl
In tho qualifying.
>, Five flights Of sixteen each win
, De ,ormcd from those who come
The iirst round OF match piav n,ust
-" co'npietcd by Wednesday,. Nav ~
,mc second round by Saturday. NAV -
anu The third round by Wcdncsdav
MAY ~ The finals will be brouRbt ~
G!osc by saturday. May 81. W
lflZes VIII be offered for the pi,
ncr ana runner-up and for the w,npar
or me defeated eight in each ,iIteen
IN add' 10 those prizes for m,,ch
pay, iherc Will be awards for tLa
,ow gross. the low net and the SECOND
ION net scores In the qualifying roma
ne tourney Will really mark ~.
c.up. l. has already been preceded
nE on" tourney OF lesser importance
.dtcF IN tho year Country Club eoIr
rs VIII tax" mart in match pIa- with
so,i'rs from other clubs in the M,ddio
-'t1aHtlc Golf Association
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CLUB PLAYERS WIN
EnsiIy Defcnt Richmond CoIleE, Ten.
mis- Tenn in Eight Straight


- Richmond College tennis players
lost eight straigh, matches SIX
singles and two doubles 10 the Cou..-
Wy cub OF Virginia team yesterday
afternoon on the courts OF the CLUB
N"ariy all Of the sets were one sided,
the one exception bc!nE the games be-
tween Fleming. Of the Country Club.
ann Lloyd, of Richmond College.
The results were:
tRichmond Col!ege). 6-2: 81
Fleming, Country Club beat Lloyd
(R!chmond College,. 6-a: rs.
Coke Country Club beat Pettu.
'Richmond College,. 60: 81.
Morton Country club beat Smith
tR!chlnond College,. 60: Go.
Robb Country Club beat Hatcher
(Richmond College,. 6-l; 6-l
Laffcrty Country Club beat Pettus
(Richmond Collcge). 6-i: 6-3
Buford and Coke Country CIub)
peat Rudd and Lloyd R!chmond Col
Tlem!nE and Morton Country club,
6 peat Hatcher and Smith Richmond
The Country Club tennis team will
go 10 Norfolk Saturday 10 play the
first game OF the. inter-city matches
that afternoon.
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RlFLEMEN WIN BRONZE
AND MEDALS OF SILVER
scores Made ~ NirEinians and North
taroltntans In Contests Mt
lie Mans, France.

LIE MANS. FRANCE. May A.-The
names and scores o: the winners OF the
silver and bronze medals in the ride
championship Of the American expc
dictionary forces on the D'Avours
range were announced today. pre-
sentation OF the medals will take place
next Saturday. and 1t Is said that
General Pershing will be present nj
the presentation ceremonies Nir
Einians and North Carolnians in the
lists arc:
sergoanta Dewitt r. Smith. sixty.
sixth Engineers. I.enoir, y. C., score,
sol; Otis NJ Franklin. Seventh Ensi,
neers. Platte. y. c.. score. 527: Am.
brose w. Collongner, Eighth Infantry,
Bessemer City. y. c.. score. b24; Pri-
Yates Jarvis +. Floyd, Three Hundred
snd Twenty. second infantry, oxford,
y. G., score. $40.
Bronze Medals-Corporal Fred r.
Perry. Three Hundred and Twenty
n Grst Infantry; Raleigh: y. Q: scrgeants
oscar osterbind. Fourth Infantry,
Richmond, Va 500: Richard G. WOOD :,
run, fhree Hundred and Twenty fourt n
infantry, Aiken. y G.. score. 500; John
e., CovinSton, Three Hundred ana
IWenty-hrst Infantry. Wadcsboro.
\. c., score. 5oi; Private c. r. BAUM
berger Twcn;y-third Infantry, Taze.
Vel Va. score. 52l. Wagner Gilman
y. MARROW: Twenty-siXth Infantry, Elk
PARK. y. c.. score, sos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES TODAY

Ions. cabsl. IS: Ma.or o'1 cs,S sI5 f9 as
Lady Rachel, So; Sarasota, IS: Fin II
~ ~; Ma ,6s John. lol: Logs, lo2: Discus
roll. lo6; .Flyaway. los; Lace shs I ar-
~! Gible-C oldstone, l0l: McVex. iSi:
Irobon. 1903: Sans Peur. H., 10: Ser,
VICE rag. lo5: Legal los.
second race-four and one-half fur
1922 Jazz. 100: Rurgoyne. ios: T1 ireoo.
lle; Director James ll2. Meiv,n ~.
AnEon lI2: Peace Pennant. liz: Ace
OF r ILTmmps, li2; Overload. liz.
s,r 1 t,,rI race-,hree -Eear-olds and upi
a. Loyalis,. Io2; Brig OF Var TED 1eh:
mon. los; Stevenson. los: Harry .gy s sea.
goyne, 100; King Belle. l07; Sir Oliver.
lo9; Rufus Riley, il5.
Fourth race-three- year-olds ana
inward; mile-Cantiiever, I04; Under
IRE: l93: Bribed Voter. los; EItermin-
II Eifth rac:.two-year.ol Niles: four
lG7: Valley Park Maid. lo7: Lady in
10: Ta!isman. l15.
sixth race.-three -olds and up,
one mile and siXtcenth-Carraway Sc:
ar fiji; iO , dSah GSHIshra5 lo Lady
zatainy. io5: Flapp. io5: Common Law Law.
los: Eulogy los: Luck r, III
seventh race-three-y year olds and
upward; milo and sixteenth-Tanlac,
lHs; hnelle p: l1t; PAUL Connolly los:
1o7; bourbon Lad, 1917; Bonnie seT Tssr'
Jos; Lottery. III; Shadow Lawn. Ill;
S f, rchin' III: Kentucky Boy, 10;
11ot5; Flash of Steel III; Big SMOKE,
i'll: Lady Mexican, 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
.PREAKNESS TO SIR BARTON
winner or hcntnc ~ Derby ALSO Take.
at- Famous iii nlico Rnre ~
tt Four Ienpthx
IRy Agsoe .a,ed pr...1

BALTIMORE. NJ ~, May l-s,r RAJ
ION, with johnny LOTUS in the saddie
End carryi1S the ro!ors OF Commando
Il n l.. Ross: uf Canada. won the
sieakness stake at Pimlic1 today
The event was Worth S2450O 10 III
winner: Sir Bartrn. led all the way'
lgstnninS easily pr four lengths .roni
sPlaudit fourth. The time was 1:5S
THE other starters were Yuracari
Eyer There, Ni;Ncan!te. Milkmaid,
which probably constitutes the best
shfld or three year ODDS in training.
So Eternai. aftsr T. b'sap pointing race
IN the Kentucky derby, displaveJ he.
ter racing ab!li'" today. running sec
1ond to the winner the entire distance
SVtndeI was left at the post
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PIMLICO RESULTS

ss Ias'5ssE faa saf ra ts%5
$3.50. 1920. $3.50, won: Gallagher. us
~, G.yke), ,s22o. third: Time. :55..
them The Wit also ran.
Second neutrality-suspicious. and up;
$40, $s;3o;; won; Woodtrap. l1o tMur-
Wakof), $3.50. third. Time, 1:411 is.
Fort Bliss. Mother-in-Law ran.
Third race-tour-year- olds and up-
l!amsl. $3.50. 50. $3.50. won: Turmoil,
la5 Handryll. $3.50. $3.50. second; Cap
Time FIN a re- a 10 s9bw sse goo third
Nelodrama ALSO ran.
Fourth racc-three-year-o mile
and an eighthoooSir Barton, 1a5 Gof-
Sweep on, i2s (AicAtec). IS, third
Time. l.53. Turucari. over There. Vul-
vanite. AIilltmaid, King Plaud!t. Rout-
mond ran.
FIFTH rsce.-three-year.olds and up
wards. sin furlonEs-Rell Ringer. lis
% iS d Sitse s7s sc $50 Sax S0" .e 1rsns
Brisk, 1os Ambrosc), $3.50. third.
Time. 1I5 1,.5. American, Clark NJ,
Encore: Garbage. LcDinosauer, Say,
Little Boy also ran.
mile-Bolster. III (Richcreek), $500
$500. $500, won; Damrosch, 112 (San
de-. $3.50, $500, second; Amalette. 1o7
lJohnson), $3.50. third. Time, 1:41.
Broom Peddler, Joseph p. Murphy ran
Seventh race-three- year-oids. six
ffurlongs-Ophelia, 1O3 (Rice), $500.
sl7;aC; $3.50 won; Mahoncy. 1o2 (Fa.'
din, ITO (RutwelD. $50, third. Time
lib is. LEffarc. Polka Dot, war
Marvel. Star Hampton, War Pennant,
Esqulmau also ran. .
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SSo ,rf.Sr. ::'..... ...,..o % o %
SUMMARY: Two. base; NJ, "
ssiI IJslein;, Double plsys-ilicr Mccon-
hi,rs OF EfMn Siio,t LEI! on bases FsisTs.
l:e5. Cmpirc-Schaifcr
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EIGHT GAMES ON LIST
North Carolina State College WIN
Play Eight Games, One
with Univcrsity

RALEIGH. N. c.. May 14-Ths 1919
football schedule OF North Carolina
State College provides for eight games
This fall. ono contest will he with
tho University of North Carolina for
the first meeting Of eLevens represent
ing two institutions since 1905.
The schedule Is rs follows:
Raleigh.
October Navy. at Annapolis.
eigh
, October ls-Roanoke College. a,
October 2s-Unlverslty OF North
Carolina at Raleigh.
-, November S-Davidson College. at
Charlotte.
November 15-yirgInia Polytechnio
Institute. at Norfolk, Va
November 27-Wake Forest at
Raleigh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
PETERSBURG TAKES GAME
FROM TARS BY 20 SCORE
Contest Pitchers Duel between Edncr
and CorinEton, Both HurIIug
Good Bull.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispa,ch 7

Petersburg made 1t two out of three
by defGating Norfolk this evening. .
20 U. me game was a pitchers duel
between CoVinEtOn and Edney and
UP 10 the eighth inning it would have
been hard TO have figured who had
the better of the duel
In the eighth Covineton cut off VIII,
single, nut was out at second on
a. tielder,s choice, Maggie safe al first,
McConneil singled to right, sending
Maggie to third, Hitler was given ths
sign for a squeeze and hunted the bail
down the third base line, Maggie vas
caught between third and home, but
Crow mufed Jonnard's throw whij,s
Magic, was between bases and Magic
scored.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
TIGERS, d; JACKETS, |
ASHLAND VA

ASHLAND. VA. May l4.-Althourh
Davis famed twelve men and Barks-
dale only six the Tigers defeated The
Jackets here this afternoon By a score
OF to !. The Ashlandcrs lacked their
usual form failing to connect with tn.
PHI. The game in general was minus
pep. Barksdale allowed only two hits
whereas the visitors landed on DAVIS
for SIX.
Morton pasted the horseh!de for a
circuit OF tho bases in the sixth. which
was followed by another and Two more
IN the seventh Parrish the visiting
third eacker featured at the bat. get
ING two hits out .. three times At
bat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
NO SUNDAY BALL FOR DOOM
Acquitted on Charge OF PIuyInE on
SABBATH Brought by Reading
Mfnfsters' Union.

READING. May li.-Charles Doom
piayihg manager OF the Reading In.
tcrnai!onal League baseball club. ac
custd or playing ball on Sunday. Nav
:. vas discharged by p local cour,
nc prosecution had been brought nj
me instance of the Reading Ministerial
Association. The prosecution viii
,aSe turner EFFORTS to stop baseball