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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
He Fought With the Lost Battalion;
But Now This Hero of War Is JoblesS

Private A. Farn~ II selling
Christmas trees today on a va
cant lot at Ninth and Pine.
II IL n mild and modest occupa-
tiOn for n m, .nb~r Of the famous
lost battalion" but Private
Tarne Is broke---siead broke
except for fiy~frane piece he
brought back from France.
The coin correspond to the Amer
lean dollar. but at tho bank Private
Farne was told u WAS worth but 80
cents So be chucked IL back In his
pocket for good luck" plcce.
II was as a member Of Company l..
30sth infantry. nth division Of New
York. that Private FarBe went over
the top in the action that started the
great Argonne drive, where tho
Americans took in six weeks tho ter
ritory the French had failed co wrost
from the Germans In three years.
The French said II couldn't be
done. but on that first duy Farne's
battalion gained It's objective And
fired by American zeal. they went
past the objective. poundin the
Heinies on the heels. until. the rec
ords show. they advanced into the
fire OF their own barraEe. and most
of the men were moved down by the
withcring fire Of the American artil
lery
They had disobeycd orders VERY
few came back. And they were
called. after that. the lost bat
taion.'
Private. Farne can tell you. 10 he
will. when you go 90 buy ono Of his
Christmas trees. more about the
lost battalion" ana how he and n
handful of others mlraculously es
capped with their lives.
And He's Out of job
And now he can't find job.
There's the pity Of it, He came back
home covered with glory n hero OF
heroes But nobody seemed to care
about Private Farne's exploits today.
Nobody turns to look at him when
they pass him IN the street. He
wears no medals. Tho only reason
he still wears his uniform is because
-
suit NJ "civvios" So he Is selling
Christmas trees.
There are lot of other * soldiers
Just as brave and Just as worthy OF
having q good position. selling trees
on the lot at Ninth and Pine
They went out near Georgetown
yesterday and cut the cvergreous.
Nearly every one buys tree for
Christmas seven employers who hire
Japs TO drive their autbs and women
10 do mems work. but who have no
Jobs for American ex.sodiers
Some Of the Statesmen
Among the Christmas tree sales.
men are chaps Ike these:
w. g. Converse. q years old. who
served In France. Germany and Bel.
gium for year and a half with Com.
pany G. lGlst infantry 4ist division.
d. w. Haines, recently OF the tor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19

Nd speaking OF gypsiea
and fortune telling
a mong the unex
p1ained mysteries Is
what some folks can do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19

IL Of the citizenry writes
me that he hopes the
Judge will hand that
gypsy fortune teller the
limit. she got 81 of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Some Of the Statesmen

Among the Christmas tree sales
men are chaps ike these;
w. q. Converse. q years old who
served In France, Germany and Bel.
gium for a year ana half with Com
pany G. lG1st infantry. 4lst division.
y. w. Haines, recently OF the tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Tides in Seattle
SArUHn,

nEc 20
ltr-t tiigh ride
4 30 a M. iia e.
tlrSt low rtdc
tar a. m ~ n
second iiiEh tide
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19

: YOU hate TO go any
where after supper as
much as I do. doubtless
you are filling bahy's
hank with street car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
TWELVE SPIDERS GIVEN
LETTERS IN BASEBALL
O'Bricn Elected President OF Athletic
Association md Managers Of
TcnInh .tlsD th0rcn.

Twelve members OF the Richmond
College baseball team were awarded
letters yesterday upon the rccommen-
dalton of Coach Marshall, at a called
meeting of tho Athletic Council.
The mon. besides tho nine. were mem
bcrs of the extra battery and one
utility outfcider.
Those honorcd were Jones, knight.
Pollard. Simpson. Hyland. Towill. Cap
tain Northern. Patterson, Mack SkaGgs
Hun, Yates aud Garnc:t. manager.
The annual spring election OF the
Athletic Association officers was also
held yesterday and the following mon
were selected to administer Spider ath-
letic affairs both at home aud abroad:
T. a. o'Bricn. president: T. Is. Beaz-
ley. vice president. ana IL a. Ford,
cheer leader. DR.. Harris. OF the facuI-
~. is the treasurer. and there was no
candidate for secretary. s. W. Ma
6. Parrish and V. G. Hargrovcs we're
selected as Representatives on the Attn
letc Council.
r. a. O'Brien. football manager; H.
a. Ford. basketball manager. and f
w. Bentley. Jr.. assistant football man
aRer. were elected on previous oc-
casion. The rest OF the managers and
assls tants As picked yesterday were X
7. Newton. assistant in BASKETBALL: W.
+. Matthews. manager and r. W
Nuckols. assistant In track. Garland
Gray was elected manager az the 1870
i,'a team, With J. N Newton as
was selected manager.
Much spirit was exhibited in ,hf
elections az the Spiders have their
plans laid for resumption of activi-
bright for both baseball and football
a large percentage OF both equals will
return. with the addition OF several
valuable players OF former seasons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
SENATORS GET PITCHER


ST LOUIS, May 2l.--Dick Robertson,
VINO was a Washington sandlot con-
temporary of Joe EneIc. has been pur-
chased irons the New Orleans club Of
me Southern Association. Manager
t'rlhlth announces today. He is right
hahdcr. about twcntY-seVcn years old.
daN
Robertson was up in the big show
once before. Cincinnati got him In
me ia!! %! 1913 from savannah where
ne had good year. He was turned
PACK the following spring. Since then
ne has been in the South The former
assn Gtohlan Won ten games for
New Orleans ANA lost only ono. The
previous year he won twenty one and
lost eight. | le pitched no-hit game
against Birmingham in 1917.
Ihe new National is not h;r =,
pnNSiquc, bur ne apparently is a worI; .
NJ ~ iihc pitcher. lie comes TO Grimm
my T'coinmendcd. He hit .@7o last
va ana had a perfect fielding record
In 1914 he battcd .236 '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
COLTS PLAY RUBES TODAY
NEW FACES WlLL APPEAR
IN DOBS0N'S CLUB TODAY
Manager To Bc IN Lineup Himself
Unless Garden. New Inhcldcr,
Comes Into Camp.

The line-ups:
Richmond. suffolk,
Bass. CT. O'Brien 2b
Gost. ss. Mccain SIS
CroSSlc!, RI. kreainor, CT
tooIc. TO- oldrinE. rf
weiss, II. Munich. 10.
Obbot; or Gili1and. 3b. Simpson. IT.
Dobson or Garden. 2b. Zilcnxcgcr, Sd.
Holmes. c. Berger G
Martin or Cox, r. Pearson. u.
RUDE Oldrins. former stnr OF the
Athletics. and his crew from Suffolk
will blow INTO town this morning for
a three game series with tho Colts at
Boulevard Field. All OF the games
VIII begin At 1 80 o'clock.
Much interest attaches 10 tho com
ing OF RUDE oldring himself. Mum
hers Of fans about the city arc anx-
right field for his team and take his
turns AZ bat. The fact that Oldr!ng
was connected with the peerless ma
chin" which Connie Mack had not so
many years back stamps him as every
inch bali player.
Martin Signed by Dobson.
Either Martin or Cox viii, hurt for
the Colts. WAS the announcement made
las; night by Manager Dobson imme-
dtately upon his return from Newport
rics there having been postponed he
cause OF rain. Martin has just been
secured by tho local club and Is said
TO be hurler with lots OF stuff
.,N'S'h IS expecting tarOcn, an IN
fielder. TO report TO him today II he
gets in in tim" he, Will play second
and Dohson Will direct the playing
OF the team from the side lines If
Garden however, loes not arrive before
time for the clash, Dobson himself viii
probably play second.
GilIilnnd Mny Play Third
Another inheldcr, Gilliland, third
haseman. has been signed and NAV get
in the game today at the hot corner
Horsey. the nuch-touted hurler
whom the Newport News Shipbuildnrs
hattcd t. every corner of the lot in
the game there Monday afternoon. has
been given the little pink slip by Dob
son. The same fate has also befallcn
English. the younester who playcd
short in several games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
VICTORY FLYS AWAY
Pcrches on Police Banner for Seven
INNINGS but Is Scared OF, and
CoDpcrs Lose, = 10 :.

After apparently sewing the game
up tight and holding the Seven Pines
ordnance aggregation scorclcss for thc
hrst seven innings yesterday. tho con-
ners blew up with bang. and lost
their first game Of tho season. Z TO
- WIN iiaiG IN the box. pitching
alrnEht Dali and with the best Of sup
port the kecpcrs Of the peace saw VIC
tory nerching on their banner, but
somebody scared tho bird
rom tcains played quality ball up
10 nc ninth inning. NJ that time the
Sc"'c Ms 70 in favor OF the po-
re- II" richmond team was max
ing Two hits 10 tho ordinance teams
ono. Then. and not tin then ala ,bn
enemy find a rift in tho blIccoats'
dtfeuso. Facing tired pitcher ana
with -four runs needed 10 win, the
seven Pines players rallied and
ter field, pulling in the needed tallles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
SPIDERS PLAY TODAY
Richmond College Tennis Team VIII
Meet Wake Forcst on Country
Club Courts mt 3i3O.

The Wake Forest College tennis
team VIII arrive In Richmond this
morning and Will meet the Spider
racqueters on the courts Of tho Coun-
try Club of Virginia this afternoon
~ $50 o'clock. Tomorrow the Tar
reels arc due TO he In Ashland, where
they are TO play the Randolph Macon
team.
The North Carolina players will run
M against the best IN the Eastern
Virginia intercollegiate Athletic AS
ISOLATION there, as the yellow Jackets
won hrst place and the Spiders run
ncr-up position In their recent tour
namcnt.
There will be two singles matches
played and one doubles. Manager Pet
tus has chosen Mack and Rudd 10 be
in the singles for the locals. while
Rudd and Lloyd will from the doubles
team to face the visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Issued No Announcements,

tNIIITIII UE'U nlI'lN
TO snicker Eut recent rcports Of VII
Yards condition. holstcred up hv mo
5tographs which show him sleek and nc
1--WE iook'hs' seem to bear him out in
his statements that he can make first
class fghtinE weight by July
II he does, that tistic clash in Toledo
will be slambans affair that will no
worth watching .-CopyriEh 1919 hy
King Features SNmdi cnin Iun - "!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
RUDE OlDRNGS SUFFOLK CLUB MEETS COLTS TO-DAY CPOR
French Hopeless as
Baseball Players

NEW YORK. May 21.-The French
VIII never make baseball players.
nS.oruhE 10 berf Ioury, sporting
editor OF the san Francisco Chill
VINO arrived from France today
Loury wnn doing Y. VI. 4. \. work
oferscha. and tried TO teach the
French the game.
"Fhc French arc too slow I'm got
ting I'm front OF the bail, and duck
when liners come their way he
said.
"Blll" LnnEc, old Chicago White
soS player, said thnt teaching them
tho game rns hopeless.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
JOHN MARSHALL TAKES
ONE-SIDED GAME, II TO o
Harrclsou Strikes Out Thirteen and
Allows Hut Ono hit In Eight
Innings.

In a one sided contest yesterday
afternoon at Boulevard Field. the John
Marshall High team defeated the Me-
cures team by the score OF / TO o.
The pitching OF IIarrclson. for John
Marshall, was tho outstanding feature
Of tho clash. In eight innings he struck
out thirteen men and allowed only one
hit. Robins. who relieved him i'm the
ninth. struck out all three men that
faced him.
John Marshall and McGures are now
tied Tor SUPREMACY. each club having
Won one game. The deciding game will
be staged on Tuesday afternoon, and
the winner Will he declared prep
schooI champion OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
COLLEGE ATHLETES MEET
Men From Twcnty-Two Colleges VIII
Take Part in Field md Trnck
Gumes In Harvard Stadium,
tBv Associated Press

letes from twenty-five colleges viii
participate In the annual intcrcollegt-
ate track and field games In the Har-
ward Stadium, May 30 ana 81
The Harvard track manager an
nounced today that tho entry list for
the games had closed with tho follow
ing colleges represented. Amherst
Ho~doin, Columbia, Cornell. Dartmouth
Fordhain, GEORGETOWN. Johns Hopkins.
Harvard. Haverford. Lafayette Maine
Michigan. Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology. New York University.
Penn Pittsburgh. Princeton. Rutgers.
Swarthmore. Syracuse and Yale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
GiIIilnnd N1ny Play Third.
LYNCHBURG ATHLETES ACTIVE
Boys and Girls of City Schools Have
Won 663 Medals offered by
Timcs-DIspatch.

l'SNCHBCRG. VA, May 2l.--The To-
cal schools have won 665 athletic med
ais offered by The Richmond Times
Dispatch through the Virginia School
i.iterary and Athletic League, $50 med
ais having been won by girls and nine
tN-slN ny hoNs. The difference between
the sexes Is accounted for by the fact
That the boys contests arc much moro
difficult than those OF the girls, tho
standard in the high school for bows
hcinE SO nigh that il requires an all
round athlete to win. Tho record
among the boys. therefore, Is regard
ed as n Crcditablo one
All of the records have been run off
during the last two or three months
under the direction of Physical Dircc-
tor Warthcn.
The records OF the schools in these
contests are ne foIlo,yr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Tnkn-koIn Game po.,,on.a

Ihe game scheduled for Yesterday
afternoon at Byrd Iark between Inc
soldiers boys from camp Lee and thc
!oca Taxa kolas WAS postponed on ac-
count OF wet grounds
Inc infcld at the hour scheduled
ioE Inc contest was practically n sea
oil mud. and rather than take a chance
with the playc.s' ankles. tho mana
go seemed IT wise 20 postpone the
weather permitting. the contest Will
ne p!ayed next Wednesday. May rs. al
hyld Park, at i:3O o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Mnyser Athletic Director

NMF.S, IOWN. May ll.--C. " Nav
ser, Tor four years football coach a.
Iowa state College. has been elected
annette director as successor to CLYDE
Williams, who recently resigned Nav
ser is Yale man with wide EXPERT
cHcc IN coachn: in the East. and his
selection Is popular ono with the
studcnts and athlctcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
SUFFOLK WINS IN TWELFTH
MUNCH'S HIT BRINGS IN
DECIDING RUN OF GAME
Coolers Make Twice M Many Dingics
nv Ninnersc hut Lose Inst Scrap
or Series, to 1.
Especial to The Times-D,spatch.1

SUFFOLK. VA, May 2l.-SunoIli
took the third in the series with Pc
tersburg this afternoon In u twelve
inning game full OF thrllls and clos.
shavcs. TO l. Fifteen hundred fans
sat on the edges Of their seats watch
ing one OF the most exciting contests
ever pulled off In this park.
In the eleventh. with the score ticd
Tor five innings. OldrinG came home ON
hit by Munich. Sunolk's new FIR,
sacker Gullman. who took the fr
day. ~"
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Portsmouth.


Portsmouth ..... 800 O n a A -
Norfolk 49,. n / . n 4
tuTsnRry: Two-Ss,. hy,s-cgh -,
,If@uiinan 90; Baii!ne"r Dawson. Ko!seth
N"..hst ,l.ef on bascs--rortsrnouth, II
Nniio!k. J.: Sacrifice hi,s--Prenicrrasi
70" and Kane. Stolen bar.s-Goeiv .,
ns,ainTfr crGw Double, plays schwsr,t
'uhHstist"il !: knNiher to B"ale Struck on.
by pr"nterens,. by Herschbsrr.r
Hhre on hal!s-on licrsohn.rger ?: OH
,,tnn1crrhst. : Hit batter Prrnc1-.sr, !
Wl.i ptch-i!erschb"rger Time hours
Attcndnnc"--l.35p, tuiuir~-ShA.er
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
John Marshall,
Totals .4oll2o Total, ~

Scorc ny INNINGS: r.
S M9au,4 MsF.h.!! Ill
summary: Two-tasn htt-Todd Three
base hit-Carroll stolen hasc>--Ca,lisc n.
Ashhrookc. Ruck"r. Sacrifice hits-N in =
brooke, carroll Bases on halls--off lIar-
rcls4ni 20: of Robins, j, OF Powers. 2 Tits
oo-9u HARRISON IN innings: or Robins.
q in inning, of Powers, "a In Innings
SStrnek ou,-hy lIsrrclson. ~; 10y Robins,
pire. Ambrose Iowucs Scorer. Robinson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Itilbnne and Fox Matched.

FHllLADElIPH!.A, May 2l-Jbhnn,
kilban". worlds fcathcrwe!ght cham.
pion. and Joey Fox. English feather,
today for n six-round bout to D.. hcIc
At tho Philadelphia National I.earu.
baseball park on June lG Since ~,
arrival In this country about thrc,
months ago FOX has defeated se"c:a,
well-known featherweights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Phlla delphla.


io'h!s ''oS 10
'Batted for Perry in NTH
Score by innings. r
Philadelphia :. o I n I ~,
tiSVtia ne .:..;...o % ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Suffolk.


rIo oTT0TK.TITS J"o.baso hlts-Slmuson To-
btichgr-vaidcn Krscrnor. i.ef, On Ky, Ky ~
STs ..Ga"' q; i,ctcrshnrr y Sacrifice hit
n nins Nii"nz"Scr. Guliu,an Base on bali
OF 'n!inian :: on Walden. Htts--C,-
Nhii"u, ., struck oui---bY Ciuli,nau ~, ~
i, ,,,no by Naidsn In !nninr, Fir;
Earned runs-SuTok P.terEturx ~,
o. game. ~. lmpirc. McGreW -'I'-'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22

W. c. Shelf has shipped from the
Da!lcs, ore, TO Brookfcld. Pa, with
siN head His record horses are Iva
Ilnn. 2:"7 =; True Mckinney. 2:12l-4:
Hazel Patchen. 2:l3I-i. and song Spar
row, 2:20. The stable is due 10 race
over the ONO hAlf-mile tracks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
PHlLLIES, 6; CARDS, 0
rBy Associated prcs.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2l.-Packard,
pitching his first game OF the season.
held ST. Louis 20 five hits today and
Philadelphia won. TO o. The Phillies
solved Iorstman's delivery IN the
fourth inning. punching five Singles.
which. with a wild throw by Schultz,
resulted IN four runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22

Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh ...........2 q q q n q o.
Boston ............... ! ! o u o o.
summary; Two-basc h!ts-.Cutshaw. Ris.
CERT. Norihror. StoiCu basce-- II iCger,.
Cutshaw. Sacrifice hits-StenEcl. Solcr,
trnls". Double plnys-Swccncy to Cut
on Iascs-pittshurEh = boston, g. Bases
Hi's--on Raglan. / in Inning: on &or,hi
rop; in innings: on Filtngim. in .
innings. Hit by pitcher-by Cooper.
Smith. Struck ou;--hy Cooper, s. by
Northrop. 4: by Fil,nEim, Wild pitch
Northror. Losing pitcher. Northrop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Detroit.
aitcd for Walters In ninth.
In

;, SVOTc by innings: r.
Detroit ...... q / y. n n n
49, summary: Two base hits - Esach I2I
Three-basc hits--Ca!dwcl Cobb. stolen
Eases, nases--Neach; flasstead Sacrifice hit
INNS. Left on bascs-Boston. .: Detroit
First base on erEors--Boston |. De
'rnii. J. BASES on Dalis-or Caldwell Z.
or EumninEham. on Dumont. =. Hits
on kallio. . In innings. OF Cunningha, m
in innings. OF Caldwell in { imninr.;
on Dninoni In / l.3 innings: or Prnnocl
IN 2-3 innings. Hit 10y pitcher--by Du-
mont. Ivesch); Struck out--by DUnon;.
f. by kali!o. l: by Pennock. /. iSild pitch
--kallio, Cunningham. winning pitcher
Cunnin Gham: losing pitcher. Dumont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
TIGERS DEFEAT RED SOX
DETROIT BATTERS KNOCK
TWO PITCHERS FROM BOX
Although Iknliio. jennings IIurler. Is
Sent From Mound. His Team
mutcs Win, u to 3.
IBy Associated Press.l

DETROIT, May 21.-After Boston
Knocked Kallio out OF the box In the
third inning. scoring five runs before
an out WAS made. Detroit battcrs forced
the retirement of two Of tho visitors
pitchers. and took today's game, 6 to 5.
Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
TARS, 8; TRUCKERS, 3
Especial 70 Tho r!mes.p,rDa,on

Especial 70 The Times D!spatoh.J
played rings around Portsmouth to.
day, winning the third straight game
or tho series. TO 9. The home team
scored three runs on tho squeeze play
IN three separate innings. Mana
SchwatZ. OF the Locale scored from
second base on punt down the firs,
base line.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Philadelphia.
ST. Louis.
Total, so g Totals so si
'Ratted for Horst.nan In nth
tBattcd for Ames In eighth.

a.. NN,''''' UH T11HITIEN. r.
e. Y o
philadc lphia .......o . q q @ Ks
summary: Twohass hits-Shotton, era
yath. Stolen haso--!Saird. Sacrifice hit
schultz. Double pisys-Stock and Paulette:
p"arce; Sticking and l.udorus: lIornsby. Mil
Tor and rau,ctt". Left on hases---St. Louis
:; rhuadclphia: :. Bases on halls-om
iiorstInan. pn Aincs. |: on Packard. I.
liits-on HorStman. In innings: off
AmeS. in . innings: OF Tuero, i in
inning. Struck out--by Horstman. . hv
Packard, ]. Wild pitch--IIorstman. I.os-
InE Ditcher. Norstmnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
nutgcr. Tnkc, Trnc1. 1I.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n T.. Nav 81
fut Scrs trinmphed over Swarthmore
today IN their annual track meet. win
nlnG by the score of 74ia to 81:
S"aVthmore won first place only in
TWO jumping events ana the the two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
BRAVES CONTINUE To LOSE
DROP OPENING GAME TO
PIRATES BY SCORE OF AZ
Pittsburghcrs Lnnd on RnEnn in First
Tor Three Hits md Two Runs,
and Northrop Replaces Him.
tBy Associated Press.

BOSTON. May 21.--Pittsburgh bat
ted opportunely today and evencd the
series by defeating Boston. 4 TO .
Three hits for two runs grected Raglan
IN the first and Northrop started the
second. Cooper was effective with
men on bases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
INDIANS, 7; ATHLETICS, z
tBy Associated Press.

CLEVELAND. May .I-Clevelsnd
took the hrst game OF tho series with
Philadelphia today BY a score OF
TO 2, Morton holding the visitors 10
five hits.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22

Darvester % o:1l IA. the paced that
brought s3,450 at tho Chicago sale. was
purchased by Paul Kuhn and Will be
campaigned by Billy Fleming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
BROWNS, !; SENATORS, 2
NV Associated Preset

Sisler went for :. double and Cedcon
scored from second with tho run that
enabled st. Louis TO defeat Washington
today. | TO o.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Lconnrd scores I<nockout.

T'TcSs.
TRENTON, y j.. May o1.-Bennv
Leonard. champion lightweight OF the
world, Knocked out George (Young)
Erne. OF Bmiialn. In me slyth rnnnh
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Dick Neal is working twelve head at
me berea track. His only record per-
former is Richard Direct 2:l4l-4.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION,
PASTORAL SWAIN WINS
Genes Up From Behind in Last Fur.
long and Ovcrtakes Lenders in
Race mt Jamaica.

N q JAMAICA, May 2i.-Pastoral Swain
AVON the Highland selling stakes for s.
Syears-olds and upwards at six furloncs
today In a close race. Coming from
behind he caught up 90 the leaders i'm
the last furlong and finished with a
sskFopE burst.
ssFtot Craig finished second and Ccra.
Eiics closing with q great rush finished
tltrtrd, The weather was cloudy and
/ the track sloppy and heavy although
EsAsrA were several good exhibitions
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga, s: New Orleans, I.
Mobile. .: Nashville. Q.
Atlanta Little Rock. rain.
Birntng CHAM NJ emphis, rain.
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THORPE SOLD TO BRAVES
Famous Indian Athlete md Dall PLAYER
VIII Report Mt Oncc-No
Price Announced.
rBy Associated Fress.l

NEW YORK. May ol.-The Boston
Nationals today purchased Jim Thorpe
famous Indian outticlder and all-round
athlete. from tho New York National
League club.