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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
HUNGARIAN EX-PREMIER is
MILLIONAIRE RACING MAN
Phrase of "PopuInrity Mt Any Co.tr
Declared 10 describe Count
kurOIyi.

LONDON. April Especial )-Thc
prominence given to Count karoIyi. the
hungarian ox-Prcmicr. who is credit
cd mere with turning tho government
OF that country over to the Bolshcvists
mas recalled TO one Of his London ac-
auaintances that hc is a "miIliona!rc
racing man, never weary Of reminding
Europe that one OF his ancestors was
executed by Francis Joseph as n rebel
In isf9 for having taken up arms
against Austria in the name OF Magyar
The present Count KaroIyi." con-
tlnncs the correspondent writing 10 u
newspaper. lis always careful TO con
ctal the fact that he has always been
as one with the other Magyar mag
mates On one point-namciy. the keep
ing under Of the subject peoples bv
ne fMagyars. lie has often paraded
ms friendship for the entente. but AS
a hussar officer he fought eagerly
against the Russian. Serbian, Rou-
m&n!an and Italian.
with the duDliclty OF "A TisZa
karolYi has not even the excuse OF
ianatical conviction, whether political
or religious. He is Il ti.ncscrver, al
ways playing TO the gallery for his
cwE end. which may be summed up in
IN. phase popularity at any cost
70 secure III" piaudits Of the mob for
M racing cn.ois. is his prime political
cohsIdcrhton. so nov hc comes out
as The super patriot and Socialist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
BOXING TITLES SETTLED
Lee Patterson, Of Joplin, Wins Light
weight Decinlon, and Clark Vic
tor Among MiddleweiShts.
[Ry Annotated Prem.l

PARIS, April I'm the boxing bouts
for the championship in the various
weights in the American expeditionary
forces Leo Patterson. of Joplin. Mo.
was awarded the decision over "Bushy"
Graham. OF Brooklyn. In the tenth
round for the lightweight title.
William Klcck. Of New Orleans, was
returned n winner in the welterweight
division over Johnny Summers OF
brooklyn. by the referees decision in
the thirteenth round.
n win in the middleweiSht division
over William Walters, of PhihdeI PHI ia,
ny technical knockout in the eighth
round
Eugene Tunney. OF New York. earned
the decision in the light heavyweight
class over Ted Jameson. OF milwaukee,,
in the tenth round. Heavyweight
honors were awarded to Bob Martin.
of New York, over Fay Kaiser. Of
Pittsburgh. by the referees decision
in the tenth round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
JOE RAY WONDER SPLINTER
CHICAGO RUNNER HAILED
AS GREATEST SPEEDSTER
Easy Winner of Championship md
BoRsfa That He Iins Never
"Itun Out"

NEW YORK. April o7.-Joie Ray,
the wonderful Chicago runner, is gen.
orally hailed today as the greatest
spcedster of the age. and many critics
claim that no greater athlete has been
seen on the c,ndcr tracks or board
floors of the country in twenty years
He has won championship after
sshamri,2nshiP; from 1000 yards up TO
ter o' distance has caused the experts
TO marvel, and in all Of his great races.
dozens Of them. he has shown TO the
closely. that he could have done better
had be been forced to do so
o way mas made mac o IL his boast that he
his life. No matter how burning the
pace, he always had something left To
about ready TO throw up the sponge.
II is just the measure OF power and
courage that makes the difference be-
tween a champion and others.
strict Trainers Healthy Liver.
There is one way TO become a
champion" says Ray. Pay strict at
tention to training. live healthy life
and keep the viii to succeed. one VIC
one defeat. or several. never kept a
really great man from succeeding.
natural ability to- 'e re aeS the hf hevb ,he
but having the natural ability. ono
has 10 take care Of Il. There is no
burn the candle at both ends They
may fare for a short while. but ,hev
soon flicker and pass along the way
beenS Of life.
II have h~en fortunate in my attn
letic career, ] have won good many
which hope will endure long after
l have hung up my shoes for ali
time"
Ray holds four indoor worlds rec
first record Of mile in better than
4:3S. That was five years ago, and
Ray firmly believed that he would
never cut much from that figure. Now
he aspires to a mile in $40.
Never Attended College.
The new record smashcr never at
tended college. lie was about ready
forced to enroll in the broader school
Of hard knocks and experience. lie
found employment in brickyard in
his native city of kankakec. H.. and
family. II was while doing the hard
work in the brickyard that laid the
foundation for his marvellous powers
OF endurance that have stood by him
so Loyalty in his numerous races.
The little Wcstcrner became fam
Gus by winning the mile run at the
Panama Pacific Exposition In that
race he beat Tabcr. kiviat Wilson
and Myers. of the Illinois ~ c.: beat
them artiStically and most decisivcly.
When the boys We're on the line the
announcer introduced them one after
another. tie overlooked Ray. but
finally added, 'Joic Ray will also
run"
The little champion resented the in
PRODUCTION. and he said to the an
nounccr in loud tones: "You needn't
Introduce me now You'll have to
introduce me when the race is over.
I'm going to win" \ bland smile
spread over the faces of the officials
Taber had previously broken all rec
ords for the mile and was deemed in
vincible. but Joie made good on his
promise.
His recent performances arc too
fresh in the minds OF athletic enthu-
siasts to admit Of review.
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TWELVE JOURNEYS IN MAY
W icIdcrs Of Nnrkct VIII PIny on Courts
Throughout Country In
Match Games.

The following tennis mis-, Journeys rn.
% :,.,i, i.awi Tennis Association
lo-Harlem Tennis club. New York
city, open tournament: Wom.r's
Park Tennis Club. San Francisco, San
Francisco championships. women.
.:.-EsseX County Country club.
West Orange. y. j.. Essex County
cha,npionship: New Rochelle Tennis
Club. New Rochelle, y. j., Quaker
Ridge championship.
2+-Plymouth Country Club. Norris
town. championship of Schuylknl VAL
ley.
27-pelham Counnry Club. Pelham
Manor. y. y. womcn's invitation tour
namcnt; Amackassin Club, Yonkcrs,
y. v. invitation tournament.
30--Columbia Country Club, Chevy
Chase, Md. Middle Atlantic champion
ship. Middle Atlantic sectional dou-
hlcs championships: Douglas Country
Club. Douglas, AriZ, border States
ampionship; North lIcmpstcd Coun-
try Club. Port Washington, |. l., Mas
sau and Queens County championship:
I5rac- Burn Country Club. West New
ton. Mas. Ma$sachmsettes State dou-
hlcS championship: Wcstchcster Coun-
~ Association. Wcstchester y. y,
championship OF Westminster County:
closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
FAST BOXERS WILL MEET
rwo Four-Hound and One SiK-Ronnd
Affair on Bill at Camp Lee
Wednesday, Night

lSDeciai ~ j ne lllFS- Jbl>Ddtth.l
CAMP LEE. VA. April 27.-Wedncs-
day, April 80. will be another big night
for boxing fans, for when the curtain
goes mp at o'clock at the Liberty
Thcatcr the fun VIII commence with
n fast four-round bout between Harry
Hartwell and Frank Andrews These
two lads mixed four rounds to Il draw
in the last show at the Victory Thea
tor, ana each one is confident of put
ling across haymakcr In this fight.
Both fighters are from the Sixty-scc-
onL Infantry,
Following, this bout will be another
four-round affair between George
Meadows and Tommy LOCKER, the boys
who always give the fans plenty of
action and spice. The scmi-tinal will
he u SIX-round bout between Young
kctchol. OF the First Company One
Hundred and fifty-hfth Depot Bri-
gadc. nad Al Doyle. of the Sixty-s.c-
oni Infantry: ioih men are in train
ing 70 the hrlt. and will DO in COOL
co nd:tion by Wednesday.
The main even. Will be ten-round
bout between the great and popular
!:illy o Neal himself and Jack Ryan
OF Camp EustiS, Va. 1t is very seldom
that boxing fans have achance to see
Two such classy lighters in action.
Billy O'Neal recently fought Jack
Ryan at Camp Eustis. and forced him
TO stop I'm the seventh round because
of too much rough handling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
MANY GAMES POSTPONED
UNFAV0RABLE WEATHER
STOPS TWELVE BATTLES
cincinnati Lends National md NJ,
S0H American League After
First Week.
rBv Associated prer.1

Nv Associated PrcN-l
NE" YORK. April 27.-W1th the
return or many players from the army
and navy. major league basebau re.
sumed a more normal aspect whon ~.
season opened last week after two
seasons more or less demoralized Inv
war conditions.
Despite the late opening. twe1v. of
the thirty-four games were postponed
because OF cold weather or rain.
Cincinnati. winning four from St
Louis. and Brooklyn. defeating Bo.-
ton three times. led the National,
League. Cincinnati won its Nth
ss,raight victory today. defeating Pitts
-. The Boston World Champions topped
me nie,, American League standing by win
ov snE Inc only G22me i PLAYED last week
continued unsecured upon today. when
Jones blankcd Washington, 10 o.
supcrbnr Win First Gnme.
car n nae Gitn,chinna,.st Louis series tho
Ing eleven passes in tho first game
brooklyn aud Boston celebrated Patri-
o3s nay A rbo y, with preseason
games. winning tho first with a three
r fHn rally in the tenth inning. On
,W We rS,ns BROOKLYN punched hit. tor
thirteen errors in the series.
Philadelphia and New York both
S snoWed s irons, batting power. the
games. Williams. Of PhiIadelnhia
made home run, a double and i've
singles in nine times at bat in tho
series.
Tyler Allows Four Hits.
Chicago. 1918 champions. outbatted
Pittsburgh. but the Pirates hits were
on "fe ra Gppo Of me- The Cubs snatched
ing game Tyler allowed ST. Louis
four hits today while his Teammates
were batting in seven runs
In the American League. Boston
defeated New York Wednesday. and
rested the remainder OF the week
Babe" Ruth made home run in
his first time at bat Maya held tho
Yankees to four hits and famed eight
Chicago set UP record for the other
teams 10 ain, at by hammering out
with ST. Louis The white Sox took
thrHc OF the four games, losing FRIDAY
to Gallia
Jackson star. In Series.
Jackson. OF Chicago. starred at bat
In the series with a home run, thrce
doubles and six singles in eighteen
times at bat Hard batting Offset Chi
Cages errors against Detroit today.
ihs soK winning. 10 &.
even in two thirtccn-innins games
Johnson and Perry battled in the first
game. in which Johnson aided his team
10 victory with "A timely sacrifice.
Detroit and Cleveland divided two
games. Ehrnkc being effective against
Cleveland Friday, while Bagby held
Detroit 10 one run Saturday.
y triple steal Was made by Sister
Williams and Dernitt. OF ST. Louis. in
Fridays game with Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
lNTS. SECOND SEASON
TO START WEDNESDAY
Is Oldest Minor League Or-nnTzotio,
in Country md Numbers
Many stars.

NEW YORK. April c7.-The New
international League will start it's sec
ond season next Wednesday, prepared
as IT'S president Dave FuitZ. the for
. mter ffderal League chief, says, to
show the fans that il is still the pre-
mier minor league organization.
The New international! boasts OF
such stars as Frank (Home Run1
schultz, the former cub star, who will
guide the dcStinies OF Birmingham in
me race for the championship: Jack
Dunn. cX-Giant. who will manage the
ia itim3rc orioles: Charlie Doom. for
MGR IhI!!lc manager. now trying his
hand at bringing the bacon home for
Reading; wild Bin" Donovan. cx
car of the lanks, now at the holm
OF the Jersey Ske"terS: George (IIooEs)
Wiltsc. former lcft-hand star of the
GIANTS. managing the Buffalo Risons ::
Patsy Donovan. ex-DodEcr. will be in
ex-Pirate and ox-Giant. will have the
Giant. Arthur Irwin, famous bone
hunter" viii attempt to steer the pen-
nant towards Rochester
The New International, while tech
nlc;:!ly only starting it's second sea-
SON. is the Oldest minor league or
ciaiiy starting It's twenty-eishth sea
son.
In 1892 it was organized as the
Eastern League, but in 1912 the name
was changed TO the Intcrnationa!
Lca0ae
In 1917. when tho war broke out. the
league was dissolved. the present
Next TO the National League this
minor league has been in the field
longer than any other recognized
baseball circuit
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He Journeys Far to
See Ty Cobb Perform

WASHINGTON, April 81. - The
real baseball fan hns come back
Along with the national pastimc
this nehson. T.. l.. RaIston, or san
Francisco, takes the prize while the
campaign is yet young. He left
washington yesterday for Detroit,
especially to see Ty Cobb piny. lie
has never nccn T'y Cobb play. lie
has never Hcen the eminent son Of
swat In action. and not Knowing
when he will hive another OF dny
when he TX within twcnty-four
hourn' ride Of where Tyrus In bnt-
ting. he In taking the long trip to
Tig~ryille.
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SEEK INTERNATIONAL CODE
anndihn md American Motorists Pinn
to Have Universal ROnd
Rules.

WiNNIPEG, NAN. April q tSpeclaD
---tauaG!an autOmobolists have OBJ
tanned cooperation OF associations in
Americi. ana other countries in the
gampa!gn 10 internationaiize road rules.
they believe peace and good road pro-
Jccis viii result in many transconti-
nenta! tours ana that q standard code
Of rules will be needed.
British motors who brought their
machines 10 Canada have had greatest
d5hculty in keeping on the right hand
sidc OF the street, and Canadian army
officers who attempted TO pilot ma
chlncs in London declare that the left
side rule kent them in "A state border
ing on mental collapse.
.Aviators also are aRitating for an
International conference 20 formulate
air rules as well as highway rules.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
M'LOUGHLlN DISQUALIFIED
Goes I'm Sporting Goods Business nnd
Is Ihrrrd ms Amateur by
Federation,

NEW YORK, April 27.--Mauricc Nc
L"uShiin. once the greatest Of lawn
tennis players. has been DISCHARGED
IRON the navy. in which he had held
great interest is the news that Nc
hoUghiin has told his friends that he
planned 10 rc-cnter the sporting goods
business, IN which he was engaged UNI
III lac enlisted as seaman in 1917
AS matters stand now, international
tennis relations cannot bc resumed,
rs the international Federation which
seeks the United States as "A member,
rules that players who 20 into the
sporting goods business are not ANA
tours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
SPENCER DEFEATS STARS
Takes Measure of KrHmcr and Grcndn
In bicycle Race Before
1f,0tN Spectators.

NEW ARK. n. j., April 27.-Arthur
Spencer the sensational Toronto cyclist,
defeated Alfred Grenda and Frank T..
Kramer before 1900 fans. the larg-
est crowd or the season, at Velodromc
bicycle track today.
Spencer was the American champion
in 1917, and Kramcr won the title
back from him last year Spcnccrs
victory today was gained by winning
two out Of three heats at the mile.
Alfred Goullett won the fvc-milc
open race from Il field of thirty starters
Fred Taylor Nyac, won the two
thirds-milc amateur handicap, defeat
ing all the stars.
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Cup at Sixteenth
Green Was "Doped"

NJ" YORK. April 2..-Thcy hnd
In april EoofS tournament on the
I''i MONT" t0urss- the first OF this
n"n'". hnu over hfty golfers stnrt-
Y" out lhr cups on the puttinS
green were not where they ought to
ne. and the flags were In entirely
dihrrent directions.
hiss IL. l.. LaphnIn, or Hrool<Iin,
rhinr through the winner OF The
w"h'h : competition, and M 70 prize
H"r received u nice shiny golf club,
u, Mhfh she rndcarorcd To try her
NV treasure she found IL yns n
hhhcd MAR. absolutely use-
ie.s to her.
u. W. Prentice, OF nSn FrnncI.co.
WIN INC meas event md Nas given
goif bail TINT lind tuI,cn ., r,
nv" ~ una was all shapes ana nizes.
"c cup Mt the sixteenth
80" was surrounded by wire hair
pins ma ~ took the golfers n long
TINE TO find why no many stroLrs
were needed there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-28
Tells OF MACK'S GREAT
SUCCESS IN BASEBALL
Corbctt Declares Leader OF Athletics
Has Accomplished One Diamond
Miracle After Another.
DEvEL PED GREAT PLAYERS
-~hcn He Took barge of Phila-
dclphia Team Had No Money to
Buy Potential Stars and Was
Forced to Work With Green Club.

This IL tn first chapter OF
series of articles concerning Connie
Mack. The entire story is based on
nm interview with tho rcmnrkuhic
leader of the Athletics. IL is u story
which reveals mnny inside Incidents
md theories of Connie Mack. which
heretofore have never hccn given
10 the public by the "sphinN OF
baseball
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

SouTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. S; Memphis. J.
New Orleans, 3: Mobile, 3.
Chattanooga, 3. Atlanta, 0.
birmingham. lG: Nashville. G.
AMERICAS ASSOCIATION.
indianapolis. II; Milwaukee. s.
Minneapolis. s; Columbus. 8.
-. Paul. s: Louisville. 2.
Kansas CITY. II. Toledo. 3.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Beaumont. z. san Antonio. 4.
Dallas. ]. waco. T.
Fort Worth, !. Shreveport. o.
Galveston. z; Houston, 10.
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CUBS, 7; CARDINALS, |
BY Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO. April 27.-GcorEc Tyler
pitched in fine form and the Chicago
Nationals defeated the St Louis team
Ia in their first game OF the season
Tyler did not allow a hit until the
seventh inning. Goodwin was hit hard
ny the locals. Flack starting by hitting
the first pitched ball for a home run
over the rght-fcld fence
y light misty rain fell through most
OF the game.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
REDS BEAT P|RATEs,4 TO |
FIRST GAME LOST BY
HAMILTON IN NATIONAL
Ructhcr Wild. but Effective. ana Gets
Sensational support From
Ills Teammates.
fBv Associated Press

CINCINNATI. April o7-By timely
hitting in the second and third innings.
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh today
10 |.
II was Pitcher Earl IIamlton's first
defeat in the National League. as he
won all six OF the games he pitched
last season before going into the navy
Ruether was very Wild but quite
effective, and received sensational sup
port.
The outiielding OF Roush and Carey
was high class.
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WHITE SOX, 6; TIGERS, a.
my As.ociutch pr.r,.l

DETROIT, April 27.-Before 5000
spectators. Chicago defeated Detroit
this afternoon, 6 to 4.
Chicago hit safely thirteen times,
Dauss retiring at the end of the sew
enth in favor OF Kallio. a feature OF
the hitting was the long home run by
Jackson, OF Chicago. Into the right
field bleachers.
Brilliant fielding marked De,roits
play.
Score:
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Pittsburgh.
Totals. 80 8 Totals3I Q
iBattcd for Hamilton in seventh
1Battcd for Evans in ninth.

Pittsburgh .....o O o ] q O O q ~
Cincinnati .........o . O u q / -
summary: Two-baSe hit--Cutshaw. stolen
aScS-Da ubert. Boeckcl. Double play
kuethcT 70 Groh, Left on hases-i'i,ts-
hufEh. 5: Cincinnati i. Bases on balls-oTT
Kucthcr 5. or Hamilton. :. Ilits-ofr
Hamilton in innings; off Evans. 2 in
!nnircs. Hit 10y pitChcr--by Ruethcr. | by
liaini!ton l. struck ou,-by Ruethcr. ..
Losing pitchcr-Hamilton.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
JONES DOWNS SENATORS
CLARK GRIFFITH SENDS
IN 3 PITCHERS BUT LOSES
Red Sox Win Opening Game Of Series
to U, Aided by OppOnentn'
Poor Fielding.
Lny Associated pre..1

WASHINGTON. April 27.-Jones out
pitched trio OF Washington pitchers
today. and Boston won the openIng
game OF it's series here with ease. S
%
The local team folded poorly.
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British 10 Have Speedway.

. LONDON, Aprl 27.-The American
SPEEDWAY idea Is to be tried out in
Aonc OF the English roadway develop
mont pians II IS intended to construct
u rlp!icatc road. the outer roads to
bc used Tor heavy farm and CONNER
ciai trh'hc and the center one devoted
entirely 10 pleasure traffic.
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D"iToii ...........:o IL
summary Twob hits-weaver Col
Inns. Ncach. Home run--IHckson. stolen
bas.s-Schalk. Weaver Young Sacrincc
hiis-Weaver. Risb.rg (2). Sacrifice fics
Young. Fcisch Double psys-Dauss to
TO Gandil. Left on bases-ChicAEo. .: be-
truit >. Bases balis-on Daurs. on
Williams /; on kallio. 2 IIi,---on Dauss
y IN inn ngs; on Kaliio in innings.
lit by p!tcher-by Dauss (Jackson). Struck
ou,-hy iJauss. 5. by Williams. :. Losing
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st. Louis.
Totals. so | 3 Totals 80 III
'Battcd for Goodwin in eighth

SCORE 10y Innings: n
St Louis. .......... o o O o q , 81
Chicago ............l y 0 q -
summary: Two-base hits-Pick. Kilduff.
Flack. stolen bas"s-pick CO.., Killifer
SaCrIhC" hitE-Paskert CD. Double plays
Tyler l" l'lCk Ia McrlIc; stock 10 Hurnshy
l:"it on bascs-St. Louis. 6; Chicago. :.
FIRST base on errors-Manu. Paskcrt Bases
on haiis-on Tyler. 4; off Goodwin ]: off
Iuero. liits-on Goodwin. II in in
ninGS; Hit by pitchcr---by Goodwin l.
Struck out---by GOODWIN !: by Tyi"r 4
Losing pitcher. Goodwin.
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lboSton J o o.
~ Summary: .Twc: base his ,ruDk. judge.
Scott t2);, McLnnis. Sacrifice hits
larry ,t2l. WITT; Jones Hooper. Sacrifice
nics--waltcrs. Double play-Iiooper Nc
Innis. Left on bascs-Eoston. 10: Wash
tnEton, 8. First base errors-Boston 3
Bases on balls-on shaw. ): OFF Hoviik. / /;
OF THOMPSON. /: Off Jones. .. II,is-ofr
shaw. in innings: on lIoviik. In ] la
innings: OF THOMPSON. in "a innings.
Thompson. l. Wild pitChes-Shaw, 2:
THOMPSON. |. Winning pitcher. Jones'
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Totals. 6l3 5 Tntalsa&
'lSatted for Dauss in seventh.
tltan for Stanage in seventh.
tBsttcu for ka!lio In ninth.
innings.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland nj 81. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
New York Mt Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh mt Cincinnati.
ST. Louis ut Chicago.
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n felded poorly.
Washington.
Score by inninss:

Totals. "a Totals. al
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1919-04-04

Rockville.-On the oath OF j. Her
bert Cissel, president of the National
Bank at Silver Spring, this county. a
warrant was issued here charging
William V. Jouvenal, former book
keeper at the Silver Spring Bank.
with embezzIing $4,000 of the institu-
tion's funds.
About the middle Of February
Jouyenal disappeared from his home
at Silver Spring, and his whereabouts
remained a mystery until a few days
ago, when he was arrested in Pitts
burgh on charge Of attempting to
pass worthless check for s25 drawn
on the Riggs National Bank, Wash
ington. Following his arrest Jou-
venal is said to have admitted to the
Pittsburgh authorities that he had
not only been guilty of passing bad
checks in one or two other cities, but
that he had embezzIed large amount
Of money from the Silver Spring
Bank.
The warrant was placed in the
hands of Deputy Sheriff Hugh F
o'DonneiI. OF Silver Spring, who left
for Pittsburgh