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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
Open New Battery Service Station

A new automobile accessories and
storage battery house opened for
business yesterday, starting out with
the right spirit. Koehler & Palmer
want to give Perth Amboy a good
chance and a square deal and with
the equipment and efficient service
are thoroughly prepared to do So.
There is plenty Of room for this
business here along with the several
other places of its kind in this city
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18
Crocodile's Agility.

The moment that a young crocodile
breaks its shell it is to all 1ntents
and purposes as active as it Is at any
lime during it's life. 1t Will make
straight for the water, even If 1t be
out of sight and q good distance Off,
and 1t will pursue Its prey with eager
ness and agility during the first week
of It's free existence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Aldermen of the City of
Perth Amboy. n. j.. at the regular
meeting of the Council to be held in the
Council Chamber, City Hall, at $40 P.
NJ, october 20. 1919, for furnishing ma
terial and labor for repairing of dam
age done to electric light plant equip
ment. switch boards. etc.
Work may be seen at the power
house. daily between s "A. NJ. and IL
o'clock noon.
ject any or all bids.
JOHN HANSON, JR.
City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18

the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. thence
northwesterly to Spa Springs Creek,
thence soutlIwesterly to Amboy Ave-
nue. and Spa Springs road, thence
southw esterly and %southerly along
Road to the place of beginning, and
Spa Springs Road and Florida Grove
the polling place therein will be at
school No. S Neville St.)
Witness my hand this 18th day of
October, 1919,
JOHN HANSON, JR,
City Clerk.
QOb3-1O-1S-20
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-18

land The s@%P%mS@ Sm %Oh % fMsmS S for a%%r W1 % @ is s s%%d a m ns cut house a% We at aaR%aa E:
Tenant. are given the da option to buy ,Teh houses "eI located at A%@m Nd AEnOf o" Bat Bath
Niles O. PhadPh@P Pa Quincy Lass, Rock snd H. Trnon.N n V@M%0 Lw T b" mn
oes m%oG@ 90 ep%d by the n@ states housing corporation during the war will e put back the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
QUALIFYING ROUND FOR
TOURNEY is POSTPONED
Golf Committee of Country Club Sets
June aS Date for Elimination
PInS.

The spring golf tournament at the
Country Club of Virginia has been
postponed two weeks. The decision
20 take this action was made last night
at meeting of the golf committee, OF
which +. y. Mackay is chairman.
The qualifying round for the tourney
was played last Thursday, Friday and
SATURDAY. but these scores will be can
celed because of irresularity IN OBJ
serving qualifying rules and the inter
ference OF the home coming ccleb-a-
ton with the event
saturday. juno =, Is the date set by
the committee for the new qualifying
round. Players who desire 10 enter
the tournament must turn in their
scores on that date. Rules OF medal
play must be strictly followed. :, i
announced, and all competing must
play III couples only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
SPECIAL PRIZE TO DRIVER
WHO LOWERS AUTO RECORD
Many Speed Demons Will Go After
Hcnrn's Mark Here on Friday
md Saturday.

special prize of 800 has been Of
fcrcd by those in charge of the auto
mobile and motorcycle races which
VIII he held At the Fair Grounds Fri
day and Saturday for the driver who
succeeds in lowering the record Of ~
seconds for the mile dirt track set
by Eddie liearn in 1917. Announce
ment OF this was made last night by
the chairman of the race committee
Of the Automobile Dealers Associa-
ton.
y number OF racers will so after the
award and from present indications II
VIII be lowered By some OF the speed
demons who will sit at the wheel OF
their mounts.
Interest In the events is indicated
by. the large number OF entries, there
being from four to eleven cars signed
up already for each race. This num-
Der is expected 10 be Increased before
the time for the closing OF entries.
Two special Chevrolet racers have
seen sent here for tho races axi the
fast Kline Jimmy Junior Will also go
in all available events.
Ted Carroll. tho twenty -four hour
motorcycle rider. has just siEnifcd his
Intention OF entering his fastest mount
There Will be three motorcycle races
on Friday and two on Saturday
No automobile or motorcycle event
VIII be for greater distance than ton
miles Five automobile races Will bc
run each day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES TODAY

Iu,et,s l0:. -Iiolma i9s Lady nach.i
ioh: Florence Trying. I07: selma q In7:
10. Lillian g. ITO: Rct<v llu Sarasot..
IL = Als3 eiiEihire War -Tar lio .orn.,ia
l'ullet l07 Rctta "a. ITO.
second rac"-two- ycar -oldn: four and
ono half furlonEs-Goldi" Rose Io7: Dixie
fN"r ln!; Mel! Niece. inT: May Rose lG7:
FRANK W. 100 Little Roots llc Fsidd!s
Doe. l12t Military Girl. ll2. Lady Roberts
IL: louis A. ll5; Pic. lls: Pindar lis
his" tE'hle: Beau krumm.l H. ITO: Jack
Third two-rear-oids: four and one
half fuyionEs-Mss Ropeer los spring
Yale. III. Marie Maxim, i!c: Ruby. iii:
i M3TSt,"ir,onS Gir'. III: Miss JHmima. iii:
Fourth race--threc- ycar.oids and up: al.
iqri9nEss,I,Bus!c Gain. % ocean sweep 100,
M Marsoc Mi'ilG6s ~: War God lot. j, J.
hancher. 1l7; Primo. OF Como. is; Leo
Fifth racc--thre~- ycav-oid. and up: mil.
ana siKteenth--f.eap Frog, 100 AEnc.
Celia. 100; Miss Proctor. log: Tidal. lr:
m IA. Maxim. lH3: Verify lG;; cacanoho.
hopeful. ic7 MAYOR. Calvin. ii": The The Cal
sixth ra thrcc-ycar- and uu. mile
and an ciEhth-Rryn i.imah 1916 Fern
handi"y. los: sun God. 100. sun Gold RS.
SHADOW lawn. 100: Harry Burgoyne. loe.
- IS raec,.sh5ee:Ssa5,o!a. and ur;
Sah'h. Iol; Rob Hcns!-y. 1917; Wiscman.
Ie;: Ernest -. 100: Thanksgiving. 100;
Clear. fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETS
contests ind Slavic Gym
hasiirS VIII lie on Pro-
gram OF GameS
nv Associated Pres. !

ANIS; May 2s.-The fret meeting
~ HHViSorE committee OF The inter,
"'i!oH games VAS held here TO-DAY TIC
commute" = composed OF two mem
,r,c, OF n eSch 81 tho competing coun.
australia Belgium. Canada CIV.
|eoho, siovakia. France. Guatemala
ith'S New Zealand. Portugal. Romrpa
~ serbia and tho United states Deia
.Ga'cS ar" on their way to Paris from
iH;razil Greece and the Kingdom Of
TN" various speakers drew a nar,,.
-! DC Wecn tho com-adeship OF the
IcnGrhes and That o. the athletic field
~ nc suggestion % the British colo.
MIA representatives.. the events ,rir,
httHHH endurance contests. and exhi
~ Gns o' slavic gymnastics by a hun
piCHeu Serbisns may be added
~ SAD cr-Gencrai W. w Harris.
hi'"d states army, was elected chair.
man OF tho advisory committee. LIcu-
'enaHi-Co!on"l Ferdinand See. French
"e.rga,c vas chosen v;ce-chalrman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
BELMONT ENTRIES TODAY

Mt First olds; four and
100, 40 ,nrynh,id IN lleadman, ne; rhan-
los. """'S'
second race four y"ar-oids: hon, two
Arch ~ Only ,hrec 80"
Third rac.--thrc"- year Odds and up: ~.
f,urlohgs-Crimncr. lis: The Decision. ia:
1S5. ga Rosebud, 1855, Gloomy Gus lie
i 10; r1 m1 ll:: Bin McCioy. iii, Chas.
Fourth TaaceElhree year olas and up;
se!tlhE m mile, Esquimau, los; Hcndrie.
io'; F!ittcrgold. 100: Wyomlnr io7
Jcwcicr: 1O5. Columhinn. il5; Cox 100
it"rai Lodge, 125: Princ"ps ITO: Poachor
~: JusTu Al Rnut. l03: Recount 1914:
t;am"cock. 100: Frederick tho Great i0s
African Arrow. l03: Lord Herbert i03
Woohtrap. los War Machine I0l
Fifth race four yea r.olds and IN; milo
nnh siH,c"n'h- Alma H. ~: Favour iii
n ,.hoo at; sly pilot, e: Dan liz; Bar
sixth racc-naidcn two year olds: four
and one half furionss-Pa driao iI5: First
10 right. ll6: Shosi. II5: Service Star Ij5.
,,srid taruin. lis: Upset; l15 End Man
10: Pilgrim il5; Kings Champion liz:
h MGiodr%nA. IL: DonyriIht. 10: King ~
ll2: Who Cares IlJ "a
t'icar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
COOLERS, 81; TARs, 20

PETERSBURG. VA. May 2s.-Pcters.
nurs Won both games OF the FIRST
double liE2der played in the virginia
league this evening by defeating the
ieaners. Newpor; News. The first game
WaS ciose and exciting one. Newport
News being IN the lead until tho ninth
when Petersburg made Garrison
hnish, scoring two runs on hits bv
klein and Heating. a sacrifice hy
Parkcr., "A single by Heating. which
scored kle!n. and a sacrifice NJ to deem
right field by Hitler ~
The second game was walkoycr FOR
petersburg. Morgan. for Ncwport
NeWs. was hin hard. only lasting ono
and two singles being made off OF him
nrttinS the home team four earned
runs. Lioshorn took his place and he
also suffered at the hands Of the hone
team. Two doubles and four singles
oclnE made off Of him. Larressav. for
the nome team. allowed one double ana
four scattered singles ~
The fielding Of both teams was far
ahoNe tho average. five double plays
being made in tho TWO r,moe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
WasfInKtn


Sc0r- b. Innings:
Washington - A : =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

lLIst rICe-threc yea odds and IN: 81.
t,arS -Danccr. III Connolly. 5l4 81 20
~ won; McNcx a6 (Ridcnourl. $50 81 =
ITncond; Harry ID. l1i tBrownI. $50 third
simH. ~ Sandman IL. .Amciita Aseiru.
Ssn,Gg Lnn: ManSanesc. Batheldc. Waterford
Second race two. wear. olds: 1,-c furIonr.-
,:auY IN i'!sck. lis lGroth). $3.50 $40 and
~" won Alsacc ii5 tMorvSi. t3tn s. 80
second: Midia 7i5, fSandcb. $50 third Tim.
~ - 80 Arrowpoint. Lady Sweep. pcgGy {.
Th!ra raG,fc-'hrce- ntolds: mill. and p
a9a ,5 woH Danc Tn sr n,eid1 o ~ ~"
1Troi.- So '"; ,2ird Tff me Hai ,.,d 10
3rlmfu.. brunette ran.
fourth race-ihrce- wear -olds nd IN; mite
Itlhckin i)aw. IL: (Gentrvb 500 81 81 ~
won ,iirth"d Voter. los Sande) $40 81 ~
li mn, =. - hrom. rsstorcau ran
h*lf furlonEs-Friz. ~. fSimnsonp ~ N Is
- -, won Annette Tcli.s io7 tRohinsonsH
-. ~ second: Bright Cold los iThur
hrrl. $50 third Time. ~ 20 pcccant
sSanci"n, Ella I. Packard Bon Master.
o5 , 49, .s7c ms cIc
u. ulowardl, S. n ihird. T,me i IA t.h
Ginger ran. '' ''"''''' q
seventh race-,hree mil. and =,
,tNIren,ho -Dinscordc. lo7 uMnsfordI sal 90
S. $50 "%a sen s.s"nd Iamcf II .rh%I
Iln1s! " sboo 10 ,hiId. Tine: iiI2; zi",
nnrd Rand Arthur B!ddleton. Verde crv.tai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
1t May Not BE Troubling You
During the Warm Weather,
But 1t Is Still In Your Blood.

Catarrh Is not only disgusting dis
ease. but is dangerous one, and YOU
should never let UP IN your efforts to
get IL out OF your system until you
nave done II thoroughly. Get rid Of
II, whatever & costs YOU in trouble
and money.
Mild weather will aid the treatment
and this is an excellent time TO thor
ouEhly cleanse the blood OF the germs
OF Catarrh and be forever lid Of the
troublesome sprays and douches that
can only relieve you for the time
;. >. >. is purely vegetable blood
remedy. made from roots and herbs
direct from the forest. which combat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
BELMONT RESULTS

First rac.--,hree-year-olds and Ut: six
ana ogc- half furlongs-Tarascon, los John
Golden King. i:o or apltn,. 5 70 j. to i.
nazzano. wowbsek. Glenn. sunminEdals,
R Hes onwa salva,elle. Bc!lrineer. Cavan
Second -acc---four-vear olds ana up; abou,
two .miles-The Rrooh. ls7 IKennedvl.
= TO ;. % ). 20 4. won added starter
T"ntan. ~: Povers.. To i. s 10 5. 10 .
town Pier. Sionewood. Captain Parr Bet
ais" ran ''
Third rac.-,hree- year-oids and up: nv.
ana 3n".haif furloHss-EuHadc Ici CLof-
rs tTariinl.. { % I, to 5. 10 :. second:
Fru!tcake. l2l Buxton, 3 10 q to
to >. third. Time. .os. Chimnscy Swift
Atni"nc Ground Swell also ran.
lurlonrs straight couTse--fioliistcr i:s
tknapp4: to TO 10 ! 10 3. won
George Starr l25 Ckunmert. 20 10
g to D.. second: Woodtrap 1io IWcs.Ieri
II s 81 The t" Roy !, 'h nd.o r% of
lack Hare, Ir.. Arnold. Regar Lodge. out
the WAY. Sunhssh H.. Suba ndar also ran
Etiih tace-th'eS.y car -oids and up; mile
! Var |on"; ., WrsSier,. to =. 70 ).
{? 70 J.; & TO 5. . 10 b. second; Orderly. Ios
T!ps i:ss$-5 King John. Miss Ms 'i hryn.
oaddys Choice. Poor Buttcrny. Jack o!
S:nth race--'wo year olds: four and on--
PAR fu!lones-Gio-ta France. ~ tRutweilp
to 10 2 :" :. won Edwina ia
Poly ss9da liz ,Fnsop Is TO to q s. seen. con a.
discretion, suhs'itu,e. Dame. Fa!r C.Sjlean
Penelope. Sadie D.. also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
IOPORlS BENDER WILL ACCEPT
Bill Drawn to Stop
Championship Fight

COLUMBUS, o., May 2G.-A bill
designed to give Governor Cox
power to revoke the permit given
by the Toledo Boxing Commission
for the Wfllard-Dcmpscy fight July
= wns introduced In the Ohio House
Of Representatives by Rcprencntn-
tive Dunn, OF Wood County, to-
night. 1t cnrrlcS emergency
cinusc, which, II adopted by "a two
thirds vote. will ninkc the measure
effective on being signed by the
Governor.
The bill provides that the per-
NIT emmy he revoked by the Gov
ernor. 81, In his Judgment, tho cN-
ercfsr or exhibition IL likely to par
tnkc of tho nature OF prize fight,
although the participants therein
nrc hired at definite compcnsn-
tiOn."
Unless the bill Ia pasAed az rn
emergency measure, which Its on
ponenfs say cannot he done, % Will
he without effect, rs otherwise IL
would hnNc TO lny for ninety dnys
before becoming operative. In which
cnsc tho fight would hnvc bccn held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
WILL KNOW DECISION TODAY
"CHIEF" TO PHONE TODAY
TO OWNER B. w. WILSON
Athletics Former HurIer In Phiindcl-
phia Comforting with "PRtr
Moran About Position.

~, 10 o'clock today Owner Il. w.
Wilson. of the Richmond Club OF the
Virginia League. viii know whether
Chief" Bender. onc-timc star hurler
for the Philadelphia Athletics in their
worlds championship days. Will man
age the Colts during the remainder
cf the season. following the rcsi-na-
ton Of Frank Dobson.
Bender was in Richmond yesterday
and had 2 long conference with Mr.
Wilson He left last nigh, for Phila-
dclphia Tor a talk with Fat Moran.
manager Of tho Ciucinuati Reds. The
Indian is negotiating with Moran for
q berth on the Reds for another try
in big lcacuc baseball. II Moran de-
CidcS 20 take him he viii. ri course
no lost to tho Richmond club.
Satisfied With OMcr Made.
Before leaving last night Fender
told owner Wilson that he would call
him over the long distance telephone
from Philadelphia this morning at 10
o'clock. and Indicate his decision then.
He also stated that ne WAS satisfied
in every way with the Offer made him
II Bender accepts and the ncrotia-
tons with Moran fall through. the
Chief" will report here Thursday and
Immediately sct into uniform Hr will
PLAY the opening game OF the week
end series with Petersburg, It was
himself ao the vas nen Gs" ma "a SPf Iss:
night, He stated that he did not wan,
10 take the position of arousinr the
coNNrcca;ions Of the Richmond fans and
then have them suffer distinct dis.
appointment II his negotiations fail
ed 10 bear fruit. He Is making strenu-
Gus efforts to give Richmond n win
ming club and team OF which the
fans Of the city will be proud but
Is working under distinct haNdicaps
Ethel Belongs IL Richmond.
Hack Eibel is now the property q.
the Richmond club, according TO MIR.
Wilson. It seems doubtful whether
he Will don Colt uniform. though
He We'll probably he sold If he decides
to continue in baseball. abou; watch
some doubt exists. Eibcl Is not an
Il ll-round PLAYER and is j capa BILE field
or only on hrsi base Poole is the
mainstay OF the locals there and
fixture. Were there some other posi-
ton on the team which Ethel might
play he might perhaps come here.
Returning TO Chief Bender. the
great old indian Will pitch abou; two
or three days a week for tho Colts
Il he is secured and on days when
he IS not in tho box so to right field
He viii nc the second member OF tho
great athletic machine To play in the
Virginia League. RUDE Oldrin.- heinz
now manager of tho Suffolk club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
HOllISTER TAKES RACE
Wins babylon lightweight Hnndicnp
In Fnst Time Before Large
Crowd OF Spectators.

BELMONT PARK " T.. May 90
HOLSTER. y. Is. McCombcr's imported
ssprinter. won tho Babylon lightweight
handicap. the feature OF the DAYS ca I'd
by couple OF lengths from Wilfred
Nicus George Starr. Wood,rap was
third. The winners time was l:il4- )
and the odds we're to :
OF the sixteen thorouEhbreds cntercd
Tor the handicap only ton faced the
barrier Hollistcr. The favorite with
the 100 spectators. was played down
IRON to TO to 5. Tho start was
good. Willie Knapp took no chances
with his field. but sent HOLSTER out
into good lead By tho time The first
eiShth pole Was reached and main
taincd the lead 10 the wire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
Now Is Good Time to
Drive Out Catarrl

promptly disease germs or irpuri,it
in tho blood This Erea, remedy h 4
been used for moro than fifty YEA
with most satisfactory results. !, hi
been successfully used by those a,
nictcd with even tho sevcrcst cases 4
Catarrh. II relieves catarrh tho
ouKhly, for Il treats the disease at n
source. s S. S. is sold by druggis]
everywhere.
For tho beneht of those atiic.e
with catsrrh or other blood disorder
we maintain a medical department
charge OF specialist skilled In the.
diseases. II you Will write us full
he Viii give your case careful stud
and write you just what your own !rj
dtvidua! case requires. No charge
made for this service. Address SwI{
Specific Co. 2s@ Swift Laboratory, Al
lanta. Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
BINFORD SECOND WINS
AnneSes Sixth Straight victory h,
Defeating Scout Troop No. 81
by O-to-2 Count.

In a fast and exciting game the
Sin:ord second team defeated Bov
Scout Troop No. % by the score of s TO
yesterday. Rinford cinched tho game
IN tho eighth inning by annexing two
runs.
Evans pitched a fine game. letting
the opposing team off with ten strike.
outs aud three hits. Roberts. for the
scouts. pitched well. while Pol PLAYED
M position az short IN good STYLE.
RMS makes the sixth game that Sin
i%rd mas Won out Of the same number
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
st. Louis
Brooklyn.
Totals ..35 ? , Totals SO 5l3
'Batted for Meadows in ninth
fRan for Kruger In seventh
HATED for Galore in seventh

:, TnuIH innings n.
BROOKLYN .......... n n n
summary Two base III, Eo-e,1bv
T II ,bass hitEMycr: HON. o run3z
.-MaEee. Double plays-Ciemons aud Mil
H., M,;;, stock; Taulette and Stock; Horraby.
;Milier and Psulet,e. Left on base,-St
Louis. g. Rrookiyn 4, Frs, base on .r
Mes %dS i,ou III BASE 81 aal,s-an
dore, IN !n1inEs Struck ou;--by Mea
Uitch--Cadore Passed BALM Wh,.t
WWin3inS pitcher GE!maa. Losing pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
GIANTS, q; PIRATES, 3

NEW YORK. May 2s.-New York
defeated Pittsburgh IN tho hrst game
or the series here today by r. score Of
10 s.. Cooper, OF Pittsburgh lost the
game In the third inning. when he is
sued three bases on balls Ills fum
ole and sacrifice ny Melted New York
Two runs. Benton, OF the Giants. was
wei supported with mon on tho bases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

I%TEENATIoNAI. LEAGUE
Jersey city. y; Baltimore. 6.
leading 4 Newark. .
Binghhmton. = RocNcs,er
Toronto. g. Buffalo, or innings,
Co. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
- faul, 6; Kansas city. r.
Milwaukee,, 3: MINNEAPOLIS. q
Louisville, .. Toledo. q.
Indianapolis. I; Columbus, 3.
SruTHEEN ASSOCIATIONS
&c" orl"ans s; Nashville. ,
Memphis I Atlanta, 4
Mobile Chattanooga. We, cro,,dr
h!rm.hgham-Ll',lc Rock. rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
SPORTS
WHEAT's HIT WINS GAME
COMES WITH SCORE TIED
IN EIGHTH IN TIGHT SCRAP
Two More Runs Added After Circuit
Drive and Dodgers Triumph,
o..
fRr Anocinted Pren1

BROOKLYN. May 26.-Zach Whcats
nome run over tho right-icld wall In
the eighth inning today. with the score
tied' proved to be the winning tally.
frookiyn defeating ST. Louis by
score OF to 2.
y double. two singles and a careless
throw to the in1eld by Hcathcote
which caused his summary removal by
Manager hickey. added two moro runs
In the eighth. Meadows was poorly
supported.
Score:
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SUFFOLK, d: NORFOLK, 2
Special 10 The Timcs-Disna,ch I

ISpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
SCtfOLk VA. May 2s.-Rube old
rms was the bright particular star in
the first game OF the series between
suffolk and Norfolk this afternoon
when the locals took the contest 70
,. Three stolen bases. brilliant nald
ms and some head work. all contruh.
uted by the Suffolk manager, went
long way toward reducing Norfolk's
standing in the league. t;rotey. for
the visitors. hit 1000 and BalIinEcr
hit three out OF four times up
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27

Troon - '''''''Ss r.
B.n:ord Second 80 %
~ . g.l e T. Two-ha :yans Stolen
. To on hssos--Bin,ord' 5: Troon
-. ba>ns On ba ils-or Evans /: or P ~
poh4-,. h!:S.on Exams. In = innings: m
,..sns ~ nv nohcrts s Tine -. G ga,,d
t-ir!,y'. 80, ''cP"Id'ion. Scorcr-"E'ec-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
SENATORS LOSE SECOND
WHITE S0X BUNCH HITS
AND ANNEX CONTEST. q
trent Work OF Jackson. Risber.
schnik In Field Keeps Awas
Defeat.
fBv Associated Pr...,

CHICAGO. May 26.-rhicago bunc,
hits today and defe,, ed washinv,
for tho second consecutive TINA
- on'caso was outhit By the visito
Wi. sensational neidinS by Jackst
tiHoerg and Schalk kept thu no'
down. N"o sct
Score:
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Golf Not I:xpen>I,.

Just 10 show that golf h. no, oxos,-
ave. 1000 played golf Over ono -,
ne lndianspol!s ruhMc courses In
lol ana tho expense each d.v ,nT
zach golfer WAS . 3-i cents Lt#t NJ.
y 600 played and the average gost "a
10 ccntn day
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COLTS LOSE HARD CONTEST
THIRTEEN-lNNING GAME
GOES TO TRUCKERS, 2 TO |
Martin Steady With Men on Bases and
Rfchmond Outplnys Ports
mouth In Field.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. J

PORTSMOUTH. VA, May 26.-Ports-
mouth won n thirteen-inning contest
from Richmond today, . 10 l. The game
ala not end until a few minutes be-
fore o'clock
Martin gave eight bases on balls. hut
was inNinciblo with men on bases so
FAR as hits were concerned
kichmond outplayed Portsmouth in
the held also, but tho breaks OF tho
game went to The home team The
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Richmond,
Portsmouth.

EIChmO0h .,.......... n n n 4 n a A n , IT,
Portsmouth . n 20 a a n n ! n,n, =
Summarv: Stolen bas"s--Ciausc- cham
k ",ssth AnS 6"t Grossl"E sacrncc MICS
hoolc Struck out--hy Martin 6: by I.hm.
ms, Ras" on hslls-Mart'n s Ehn,Iinc
n III by wichcr-fSanrs Loft on bases
Richm"n! s: Portsmouth. :. Cinpire-Rilev
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Totals LIB tlo Totals .ss 2lo
Pinch hitter FOR PrenderEast in ninth

Norfolk .............. ,nInoo nm
Suffolk n q 80.
summary: Twc.ba. h.ts-Krarnc, Iom
S S,is EaaIIi n Munich Gulima,n. siccn
ring = Ballinrer. Sacrifice hits"Bcrrar
nAiinEor Double p!aSs-c;rotai' 10 Baiitnre-
10 <SGhwartH. f.cft on basos-Nortolk q.
TT,qnolk l. Base on balls--off Guliman 10 OF
IN innings: PrenderEast in . timing,
via pitch-FrenderEa.t. !. Cmpire-Shater
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ATHLETICS, 8; TIGERS, $
IRv A,,oclstch Pr.x,1

DETROIT. Nav os.-Ten b,s.,
halls four errors and wild pitoh
kallio, aided Philadelphia In bre,t,
betroits winning streak toJav
The visitors scored i've OF their M
IN the eighth by punching hits WI
three paSseE ~ y
The score.
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Middle. H. ,.,, c.

ANNAPcLlS, MD. May o6.--Thc An.
nan"nH n'idshipmcn defeated st. Johns
'nIcgc, tho local institution. in an
10 TO 4.