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Connecticut western news., 1919-01-09

LNSIi 5UIIOW.
 ,. ,t.E Fl and family have all been sick with the influenza, but are better now.
 4 .rancis Platt has also been a victim of the influenza.
Connecticut western news., 1919-01-09

--. 'IAr-
 cl5."ys, tscorge and RaymonL C-,sr-.s c-c @u sick with the influenza. Izathryn Johnson is also i'll with the influenza.
 $ family have all re- covered f1oEl their recent illness.
 .,-;.Gee is able to attend High School again after being absent for the past week on account of
 ice. son of Edpar Rice.
Connecticut western news., 1919-01-09

ice, son of Edgar Rice,
 passed away at his |. ,Ith pneumonia, fol f "a. The heartfelt attended to them in
Connecticut western news., 1919-01-09

The | BuSII.I
 tha Sn- the holi0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
Itching and Burning Eruptions
Torture Victims.

Only those who are afflicted
with Eczema, letter, IIrysip-
elias, bOils and similar so-ca!led
skin diseases can appreciate the
real terrifying discomfort that
comes from these disorders.
Just imagine that there is a
steady blaze of fire in constant
contact with your tender skin,
and you can form some idea Of
the pain that must be endured
by the afflicted. For the mil
lions and millions Of tiny dis
ease germs that seem TO bur
row through the skin, each one
carrying a torch Of fire, cause
pain that is almost unendur-
able.
And the constant plea of
those afflicted is the oft-rc-
peated question, "How can |
find relief from this constant
torture?" Not palliative, tenn
porary relief that causes the
terrible itching to abate for
awhile, but real genuine relief
that shakes off the shackles of
the disease and restores the
skin to it's former healthy con-
dition.
And temporary relief is the
most that can be expected from
local treatment, such as ONT
ments, salves, lotions, ETC.,
which is one reason why these
diseases seem to hold on with
such tenacity. 1t is not because
they are incurablc, but because
they are improperly treated,
that they appear to be so stub
born and SO difficult to cure.
The fact is they are mis-
named, and therefore, improp-
erly treated. Because the trou-
BILE attacks the skin and all the
pain and discomfort is confined
to the surface Of the skin, these
disorders are called "skin dis
eases" But the real cause is a.
disease germ in the blood,
which multiplies by the million,
and sets up an irritation in
some tender location OF the
delicate skin.
You can get some little relief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
SPIDERS WALLOP TIGERS |
RICHMOND COLLEGE NINE
VICTORIOUS BY So COUNT
\Vfnners Clinch Game In Seventh by
HammcrinE I'm Three Runs on
BarksdnIc.
f. ". 1. A. A. STANDING.

Tho Spiders got sweet revenge yes
tcrday afternoon at boulevard Field
by romping on the iiampden Sidney
outht by score OF to -.
This is the first championship game
won by tbs. Richmond College nine. but
ono that lifted them from last place in
tho r.. Y. ]. \. y. standing 10 equal
io3tine with the Tigers.
at the ball yard this season. Only two
errors were made on bad throws, bot
When the last Tiger died at the
plate. The Spider roOtcrs broke over
The field III a snake dance celebrating,
the victory.
Jack Knight was a factor in tho VIC
tory. Only one hit was made off him,
that a double by Scott. which Towill
,nsjudccd. Twice the moundsman got
in pinches. hui wigsled out
knights teammates backed him up
with good fielding and heavy hitting.
Eleven safetics were produced by The
Spiders. Captain Northern featured
with the stick, getting a double and
TWO singles. Jones and Simpson each
got two.
Scott began twirling for the visitors.
but was sent 10 right field before the
first inning was over. BarkSdale took
his place and pitched pretty game
until the seventh.
forged ahead or the Spiders with two
taliies. The locals responded with
three runs in their half by some clean
batting. -Four Of the eleven came in
this inning. The Richmond team made
another run. Their first was scored in
the initial on pass ball.
The Spiders seem to have hit their
stride and Will endcavor to climb
higher in the standing by beating Ran
dolPh- Macon on saturday in Ashland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
DENLY WINS BICYCLE RACE
ANNEXES BOYS TITLE OF
RICHMOND IN FAST TIME
Event. Arc stngcd ut byrd Park aud
Number OF Prizes Are Given
10 Winners.

,,c Headed ed, by y,n. gFopp Of mounted po-
yesterday afternoon by O'Clock. and
riding TWO and two started toward Byrd
The parade formed Under ,be d;re.
ton OF g. H. Tonpls ms. starter for he
races. ana following the lead Of The
Ninth to Broad. Laurel. Grace and t6n
boulevard 80 Reservoir Lake. in Byrd
the "rN' rc WhsrG 'a arg frGwd witnessed
wheels and riders tue
,Ihe races began Immediately after
fore the Judges stand the indp pe
We're ~ y. Armstrong. Lewis NJ. Liz
tie and T.. y. Garrison.
The event yesterday was OF snoc;AI
interest IN sporting circles, since IL
was tho first bicycle parade staged in
Richmond since the beginning Of the
~ bicycle stores closed an hour
earlier thht employees might be pres
Tho results follow:
rr5i pr.he, cyrilo,me'sT for best dec-
Second Prize hand horn. for neatest
rider ana bicycle-Howard T.. Hamii.
Gionsela,ion prizes-Lllian Allen and
h Ri one mlie. Gf,eeR Years old
:; second raee free for all = Joh.
''nDs. irlGe. bicycle pump.
IRlrd race. one milc. colorcd sixteen
years ~ age and undcr-hrst AIorri.
ISagley; prize. gold knife and chain.
Sccond-Andrew Lewis: prize. racing
saddle Third-John Henderson: prize
tire pump.
Fourth race. three miles. frce-tor-
an, WhitS-hrst, Dan Turner: prize,
Eo!d-h ied medal, second, James Dem
nnHi pt.@e. fountain pen. Time, min
rfth race, one mile, bicycles with
brakes owned by riders-frst j. J.
Doyle. prize, tire. Second. Lynn Char.
mock Pre- pair rubber pcdals
Sixth race, three miles. colored free
fora first. Norris Baglcy: prize.
watch. Second. James Wyatt: prize.
gold stichp.n SCI. Time, . minutes il
seventh race. ono half mile. eirIz
@u'y-nrst Rosie Rckcr.saff prixn.
lamp. Second. Elizabeth Bnrkcrt:
uGiZc. bicycle stand. Third I'd, Msy
iioghiceioii Time. | minute 81 see.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
TENNIS PLAYERS MEET
METROPOLITAN Jurior Championship
Match VIII he Staged During
Mcck of MnN 20.

NEW RORK. May THE week Of
May - promises 10 hc an unusually at
tractlNe ono for tho young tennis plnv-
erS in the metropolitan district bo-
cause TWO events OF particular irnpor-
tancc are on the schedule then. Tho
metropolitan Junior championship will
he played at the Kings County Tennis
cub and the metropolitan champion
Shlp for girls Al the West Side Tennis
club
Mrs. H. Franklin Morse. whose ten
ms record as Marion Nandcrhoef is
Wei known. is in charge OF the ar
rranGements 70 the girls tournaments
Every cnort is heins put forth to max .
ms an unusua lily attractive event for
the girls IN New York and vicinity
AS the girls championship viii he
played III connection with the women 5
championship at Philadelphia. on June
10, TINS tournament Will provide an cX-
cellcnt opportunity for tho young pIaV-
crs OF the metropolitan district to get
some valuable experience. \ SDcCia I
the matches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
YOUR WORK
DEMANDS PURE
RED BLOOD

Absence Of pure red blood your body
requires TO stand the strain of heavy
work ca uses spring fcver-that weak.
tired feeling before tho day is half
over. You nerd a tonic 10 build IN
that impoverished blood. Vitality drons
to minimum when the iron you need
Is lacking IN your blood, and you do
not get the most out Of the food YOU
cat
Then you need Acid Iron Mineral
INC most powerful natural iron tonic
kno"n-that so many physicians are
prescribing and recommending for
rundown conditions. thin blood. Uric
! Acld' Lame Back. Kidney Trouble,
] nervousness and Stomach Diseases.
because they know this wonderful
/ tonic. A. l. NJ. comes to you straight
/ IRON the wonderful deposit in Missis-
| sippi' with triple alteration the only
I treatment II IS not a patent medicine
should not DC confused with tablets
| ana contains no alcohol or injurious
/ drugs. TAKE tcaspoonful in water
| thfce times day and feel the improve
| mcnt' FOR gale by Grant Drug Com
pahy ana other leading druggists.
owens d Minor Drug Co, Vaughan
| robertson Drug Co. Bodokcr Drug Co.
and Power-Taylor Drug Co, wholcsalc
distributors. Fcrrodine Chemical Corn.
| Roanoke, Va.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
Big ORDER ON HAND FOR
ZEKE SMITH NEXT MONDAY
VIII wrestle Joe Turner, of Wash.
inSton, for Best Two Out of
Three Fails.

.'zeke" Smith Will undertake a big
JOB next Monday night when he Will
IN finish bout at the Central Ath-
lctic school The local wrestler hap
pens TO be one of tho youngest con
tenders for middleweight honors In the
counEy, but he hopes TO take the
measure Of the Washington Erapplcr
Turner is not exactly inv!nciblc. but
nc is good enough 10 hand out n few
more defeats than he receives. He is
older and more experienced than Smith
but the two stack up evenly in weight
and physical proportions.
Smith and Turner will go to n finish.
hest two out OF three falls 10 decidc
the victor. 1t is said that Turner Is
still in possession Of the middle weight
cham pion ship belt offered by the Pc
lice Gazette, although Mike" Yokel,
OF Salt Lake city. and Pctt Brown,
strongly dispute his right to such
honors.
1t SENS that Yokcl. who ha. con-
Quered Turner on one or two occa sious.
is considerably beyond the middle
weight limit. Turner's weight falls
within the mark prescribed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
TARHEELS SHUT OUT
SOUTH CAROLINIANS. SO
Pitching Of Wilson and Fielding OF
Milton, Powell ant, Saunders
Features.

CHAPEL HILL. y c.. Nav TN
SLOW and long drawn-out game Of
baseball. played on SLOW held. the
university OF North Carolina defeat
ed the South Carolina University
team here this afternoon. , TO o.
Only three hits were garncrcd off
Wilson, the Tarhccl twirlcr, although
with men on bases the Palmetto state
BOYS threatened 10 score in several
stages in the contest.
skinner for South Carolina, also
pitched good ball. save for the pitch
ing of Wilson and pretty catches bv
Milton, Powell and Saunders the game
was devoid Of special features
Score by innings: r. H. u.
North Carolina OO21 90 : !
South Carolina. 20 c00o 90 : 1
summary: hits-on skinner = of
Wilson. ). Base on balIS--oft Skinner.
{; of Wilson. .. struck out-hy VIII
son. q; by skinner. E. Left on Bases
south Carolina, :; North Carolina t.
Gmpircs-Robbe and Robbinc. Time,
a:l5 80 ;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
RACE BETS MADE UP
Eternal and RilIy Kelly Favored In
Wngers on 100000 kentucky
Derby.

Word comes from Louisville that the
final betting on the 10000 kentucky
Derby has been made up, with Eternal
and Billy Kelly in the lead, as they
have been an along. The odds now
quoted include;
Eternal. 10 !; Billy Kelly, same;
War Remnant. 10 to /; VindcN. Is to f;
st. Bernard, same; Colonel Taylor 80
TO War Marvel, same; Tho Wander
or, same; Nulcanitc. 10 to ]; RcGalo. 80
10 !; Colonel livingston. 100 to !;
Ginger same; sam Rch same; Frog
town. same; Servian. 200 to i; Ponle-
ros", same; Alias. same; Sweepmcnt,
Frank Nation. 800 TO l.
An unusual thing is that some of the
horses against whom the heaviest odds
are laid nave worked exceedingly well
N VIC rANos AZ lEnMlsN HI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
Terrifying Discomfort
From Skin Diseases

for the time being by rubbing
or scratching the irritated skin,
but YOU would not expect to be
cured in this way. Neither
should you expect a cure from
local applications of lotions,
ointments or other remedies
applied to the skin, for the sim
pie reason that a cure must
come from the source Of the
trouble.
You must locate the head
quarters of the disease germs,
and cut off their base Of sup
plies. The blood is saturated
with them, and they will set up
their attacks on the surface Of
the skin as long as they remain
in the blood, no matter how
much local treatment you take.
A million gallons of local
treatment applied to the sur
face of the skin, will not elimi-
nate the germs Of the disease
from the blood, and until they
are eliminated your skin will
never be free from the itching
and burning discomfort.
If you want relief that is per-
manent, then take a treatment
that goes right to the seat Of
the trouble and removes it's
cause. Such a remedy is
S. S. S., the reliable old blood
remedy purifier that so thor
oughly cleanses the blood, that
every trace of disease germ is
routed out, and a new supply
Of rich red blood is sent cours-
ing through the veins.
S. S. S. has been used success
fully in some of the worst cases
Of eczema and other skin trou-
bles, and it can be relied upon
to cleanse the blood Of the last
vestige Of the disease. S. S. S.
is also a splendid tonic and
system builder, and it builds up
and adds new vigor to the whole
system.
Go to your drugstore and get
a bottle of S. S. S. today and
begin the right treatment for
skin diseases. Then write for
free medical advice about your
own case. Address Chief Medi-
cal Adviser, 107 Swift Labora-
tory, Atlanta, Ga--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
}ICKARD NOT WORRIED
Is OVER FIGHT OPPOSITION
BtandinG Firm on Toledo site After
Getting Advice of Ills
Attorneys.

ilpromoter Of the Willard Dempsey
sight. which is 70 Toe held at Toledo
sfcarful today that MS plans viii mis-
Scarry because Of the rcpcrl that
sstrenuous opposition VIII be made to
vice OF his ATTORNEYS ana OF oficials Of
gDhlo that the eAhibit!on is not prize
flight in the eyes OF the Law, but a
boxing exhibition. inasmuuh as the
fcontestants are employed FOR the con
sstest at IA fixed sum and no prize is
3fQ be contenGcd for.
81 There was some discussion as to
kfhe number OF rounds the bout should
EEo.% and iSickard hoping thereby 70
Sffon is certain. suggested ten rounds.
sHe did this. knowing That the Tolcdo
sS1oxing commission mad Ia times pa 81
20 aruoted fttecn-rOuud contests Final
TAI. 1t was suggested that the differ
seuce be split. and the mill VIII pc OF
SSfwelve rounds
Is5 Fifty thousand tickets for the even,
3were ordered by Richard fortu!chf
Hago, II was learned today. almost tyv0
&weeks before he knew himself where
Sof duplicat lon and countcrfciting. Inc
&tickets are being printed on special
From $40 20 $50 each will be charged
sSfor tickets for the championship match
,Saf they average $50 each, which is re.
ssEardef as doubtful. as the cheapest
Hgeats would naturally be in the ma
555ority.t the gate receipts would reach
DEthe enormous sum of sl150,O00.
sssS Butt even though Rickard appears
srtsking large sum in a gamble FOR
IN great winning, sporting men tonight
ssestimased that he is playing safe, nev.
@ertli eleRs. Toledo is easily accessible,
8from Cleveland and Detroit well.
fskno~a sporting centcrs a worIc
sdraw smcmbers OF tho sporting fra
from all over the country. Chi,
y3AEo h1ont. only Ave hours from To.
83Sdpa Is expected 10 Oil many seats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
ROANOKE COLLEGE is
DEFEATED BY CADETS
Ingram Pitchers Fifth Consscutix.
"nmc mud Holds Visitors to
Two isnGlcS.
Especial to The Times pispatch 7

70 I1SIJdCCn-J
LEXINGTON, VA, May THE Y.
NJ. ]. nine had little trouble in defeat
ing Roanoke College, l3 10 ., in an
eisht-innins game this afternoon,
though both teams played loosely.
The Roanokcrs got both of their runs
In the second inning AS a result OF a
mt and two costly errors Ingram.
VINO pitched his fifth consecutive game
ior the cadets, held the visitors to
erS ineffectivcly.
Score by innings: RHE
V. NJ. |. .o421 o6oo-13 6 :
Roanoke ~ 02oOOoo %
Batteries: V NJ. I-Incrar, ana 81.
cnlns: Roanoke-Jones, Price, Lock
and Robinson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
HOPKINS PLAYS FRIDAY
VIII Meet Mcdicnl College OF virginia
Team at boulevard Field mt
{ u'ClOCt.

Tho first appearance Of the Johns
Hopkins University baseball team in
several years VIII come tomorrow when
that fast team clashes with the Medi-
varG Field at ! O'Clock
Johns Hopkins has an unusually
clean record this season. having de-
fcatod the teams Of Columbia Uni
vcrsity, uavcrford College. the Uni
verslty Of North Carolina and Western
Maryland College. Male only beat the
Baltimore lads by the score OF 10 3,
The McdiCos have been Improving
steadily during this season, and are in
better shape 70 put up u c0editablc
game now than at any time before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
COLTS AND COOLERS CLASH
BILL ADAMS WILL TOSS
FIRST BALL AT 5 O'CLOCK
Dobson's Team Ready for Fruy and
Determined 10 Annex Initial
Game.


When bill" Adams, president Of the
Board of Aldermen, losses the first
ball across the platter this afternoon
at Boulevard Field at O'Clock, it will
usher in the 1919 season OF the Nir-
GINA League in Richmond
The Colts will play Petersburg
Adams is acting for Mayor Ainslie, for
whom the honor OF propellnS the first
pellet is generally reserved. and Will
ofhciaic with his best curve bali and
smile and wish the Colts we'll.
Cox VIII pitch the game today, and
Holmes, the veteran of last season,
viii catch. Poole Will be at FIRST, Yost
at second l.igSan at short McLough-
LETT heid, Eass IN center and McLovEh-
lin or Meltzer IN right. Pop" Shaircr
Will umpire.
Colts Practice This norninE.
MANAGER pobson, of the Colts, will
give his men stiff workout this
tic the lineup definitely until this is
over. The showing Of Mcltzcr. who
reported Yesterday will determine
WI, Whether ,,o he viii 20 to third OF, in
has been holding down the third sack
in good shape lately and he may stay
there until the coming OF other in
ieldcrs whom Dobson has on the
string.
rho names Of the players on both
INC h'chmond and petersburg teams
Nh DC announced by the umpire as
thcE go to the plate today. In this
way, the fans can become acquainted
with the FASTENERS more quickly.
Goobcrs Unknown Qunntity.
Practically nothing is known of tho
strength OF the Petersburg club The
news that has come from the Coolers.
training camp has been mcagcr, TO
say the LEAST
The same condition has existed in
regard 10 all the clubs but Suffolk
according 10 the publicity man down
there. the OUTFIT is made up OF potcn-
tial Eddie Planhs, Jack Barrys Eddie
Collins and such. Boiled down to hard
facts. however. il seems as if Rubc
oidrinS has gathered a fast bunch OF
Youngsters under his wing and that
this same com hination will have to he
rcckoned in championship ASPIRATIONS
Richmond Viii go to Petersburg to-
morrow 20 open the season there ana
return for the third game with the
GOohcrs on SAiurlaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
JACKETS AND INDIANS
PLAY HERE ON MONDAY
Rain Causes PUstponcnrent OF Cham
pionShip ARRAY between l'nSt
Teams.
Special to The imcs-Dispatch.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May Rain
caHSIu ~ P'tSt pom tIt"' " tht S,thIe
dolph Macon and William and Mary
Colleges here today. This game Will
be Mayed of next Monday in Richmond
at Boulevard Park
Much interest ccnters in the con-
test. as the Ashland College has a
chance of humbling the Indians and
taking a perch beside them IN. first
place in the Eastern Virginia Inter
collegiac Athletic Association.
Both contenders are playing at top
speed, and a fast game is antics pa ted
when thoy meet hGrc mcXt weck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
FlSHBURNE WINS FIFTEENTH
TWO iiomcrs -. Norris und One by
Mnll"ncc Feature Gnmc with
AUGUSTA.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch1
BASIC. VA, May Fishburne wor
It's fifteenth straight victory today bv
defeating Augusta Military Academy
10 10 O. ''
Two home runs by Morris and ono
ny Mal!onec featured. only three his
were registered off McCa!luln, Fish
hurncs pitcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
CoIorcd Tcnm. Play snturda,

Hc !eAms on PetersburE and Nir-
GINA Union University. colored. will
PAX 'iaSE d here at Hoyey Park Saturday a;
S,nts of tho Petersburg institution
VIII come here with the team 10 Wit.
ness the game There is great in
tcrest IN tho contest among the col
orcd populace OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
INDIANS, d; BROWNS, 2

CLEVELAND. OHIO. May 7.-Uh!e.
Cleveland sandlotter. won his second
American League game today defeat
ing st. Louis to :. He was effective
except in the third inning when ST
Louis punched double and n triple
behind a base on balls.
Cleveland hunted Gallia out OF the
box in the seventh inning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
Totals ..3i = o Totals rs 9
.natted .nr Eowdcr -niln n ninth

Score by innings: Z.
vi'' v v v y . " o.
Cleveland .............. Q II
Sunmsrv T,vo.ba,c hit, Sisicr. Dem
INIT, Austin, Smith. uTh'ee-bsSe h!,--lril-
Hams stolen bases-TOblu. Johnston. sac
rhec hits-Sislcr Gerber. Johnston. G-aucy.
Gardncr. sacrlhcs nIes--C'hapuan. smith.
Double pia &c GIDEON 70 Sisl"r. Left on
Sascs-St Louis :. Cleveland. : Flint
base on 9.rors-S, Louis Bases on
uhis: l. Hits-on Gsli!a. !. N inn!ne,
none out III seventh: OF Lowdcrrilf..
more in innings Struck oui-by CiaIlIa
? 10y thle, Passed bslI--sSey crcid. Los
Ing pitcher, Gala.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

Owner Wilson and Manager Dobson
Forecast Fine Season For League
WHAT u. w. WILSON,
Owner of Richmond Club, suyn,

Oner o chmond
O n TO bcgtn, INN
II
i'm of Dobson
n i II
wit nu
dIovef
he
Manager of tho ichmon Club
of NiEi Lea circuit shouldm
is
is
u made
u cagu of ncaio
= o tho estrcn
IT, fnnsn
in
will
sirhmond well" 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
DrnNen RcIcn,r It,rn Men

The Boston Nationals have given In
r. l.. King their tcn-iay notices Of
release Il is expected that Pitcher
ftuEn McQu!lln Mill he sent back to
the Worcester club this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
CHICAGO DEFEATS DETROIT
PUNCHED HITS GIVE SOX
FINAL GAME OF SERIES
Erickson's wiIdncss Costly, Resulting
In TrounchE of Tigers by O-3
Score.
tRx A.socia1ea pre..

CHICAGO. May 7.-Bunched hits
enabled Chicago to win the final game
of the series from Detroit. 0 10 3. to-
day.
F'aber was hit nearly as hard az
Erick son, but the latter's wildncss
proved costly to the visitors.
The SoN ran bases with abandon,
stealing a total OF seven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
J. T. Meyer. to nc Nnnnscr.

NEW ANEN, CONN., May I.-GcorEe
Weiss. president OF the New Haven
Ia ball club, has announced that J
I. Meyers, former catcher OF tho New
York Nationals. has been appointed
manager OF the local club Of tho East.
crn League FOR the coming season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08
Detroit.
Chicago.
Totals 80 . Totain 81 sll
Score inni Il

Detroit .......... o o--s
Chicago .......,.,5 : 0 o 3 n-5
Summary: Two base hits Bush. Fclsch
t2l; iicilnian. Ainamih. Threc- base hits
Uvollins. Jackson. stolen base, l..!bold,
GE,seers oSacrvc"", hii;m,'nsh. Weaver
berg 10 Collin 10 Gand!t; Weil,na,,a 10 I.I,i-
son 10 Hcimsn. Lcti on bases-Chics 80.
s; Detroit. :. First base on crrors-Chi-
cago J. Bases on oals-by raber !. by
Erickson. 3; hy cunninSham. !. lii;s-oif
IN inning. liit ~ nltcher--by Fabcr.
{. o. Er!cEson. Wild pitehREr! faec!;
%. LOSING pitcher. Erickson.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS.
phiindelphi1-S New York {rain).
boston- washington tcoIdj.
Chicago. o: Detroit, T.
Cleveland. I: ~. I.ouf. .
GAMES TODAY.
Detroit at ST. Louis
Chicago at Cleveland
New York nj PhiladeIphia
Washington ut Boston
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.

At Vest ront-Army. ;: Penn
~ Macon, Ga.-Mercer, 3; ogle-
~ Chanel Hill-North Carolina. s.:
Souih Carolina. u.