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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13
To FINISH GAPS
IN DIXIE ROAD
Court Action Will Enable Con.
Struction From Nashville
70 Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July 12-
With the favorable action OF the
Marion and Bedford county courts.
which now seems assured. the con-
struction OF the remaining gaps in
the Dixie highway between Nash
Vile and Chattanooga will be made
certain. Marion county Is asked by
the state highway department TO put
up approximately $4,000 which will
be supplemented with three times
this amount OF federal and state aid
Bedford county has been requested
10 provide $4,000 additional 70 It's
Dixie highway fund Of $1,000 and
the state highway department would
provide the balance in federal and
state ala ". =. Moore, chief state
highway engineer and the other
commissioners are giving the cOun-
ties every cooperation possible.
Bids have been receiv ed by the
state highway department for the
complete construction Of 10 miles Of
the highway from the pike in Bed
ford county, east Of Shelbyville 10
the Moore county line. and the two
miles In Moore county extending TO
the Coffee county line. Bids will be
received at the same time for the
completion Of the Dixie highway in
Franklin county from Cowan up the
mountains through Sewanee to the
Marion county line near Monteagle.
a distance OF 10 miles Franklin
county commissioners will open bids
about the same time for the Win
-TullahOma highway from
Winchester Springs 10 the Coffee
county line. As the Shelbyviue-Tul-
lahoma and the Cowan- NJ ohteagle
federal aid projects have been ad-
vertIsed twice. it will be possible for
the state highway department TO
award the contracts at once. Bid
ders are expected 10 submit bids
which will be within the appropria-
ticns made for this work In Coffee
county the contractors are now en-
gagged in putting on the surfacing
through Tullahoma
To File Applications.
Immediately following the action
OF the Marion county court. federal
aid projects will be filed for the
MOnteagle down the mountain 10
the Sequatchie Valley pike and from
Whitwell over Walden's Ridge 10
the Hamilton county line The plans
and specifications have been COM
p'eted, so that the various steps in
securing federal aid for Marion
cOunty's section can be expedited
AS soon as the projects are finally
approved. the state highway depart
mcnt viii be ready to let the con-
tract for this work However, the
work in Marion county is not being
delayed. as the state has contractors
at work completing the grading
from Monteagle to open up the
grace constructed up the mountain
from the end OF the Battle Creek
cove by Marion county over two
years ago. Marion county has one
OF its road gangs completing the
grade from the top OF WaIden's
Ridge toward the Hamilton county
line Hamilton county Ike Coffee
county, will complete their part of
the highway within so days With
the work under way in Marion.
Franklin, Moore and Bedford coun-
ties. a well surfaced new highway
will be completed from Nashville TO
Chattanooga within Il months.
opening up the way between the
north and the south by the removal
OF the barrier Of the Cumberland
mountains.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13
FOOLISHNTENT.

A little bride once took an AK
And hit her hubby seven cracks.
1t pleased her so she laughed in glee.
Il guess you think that's smart. 8"
said he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13
THOUCUT FOR TODAY.

There is talk of building a tene-
ment house in Washington and al
ready the young society people Of
parties.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-13
SOME OF 'ENI ARE VALUABLE.

Now that Mr.. Burlcson has re-
stored the wires, perhaps he will
look through some of the side-track-
ed mali cars and restore the letters
to their owners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
WHITNEYS VINDEX LOOKS
GOOD FOR PREAKNESS
Has Bccn Running Well and May Go
to Louisville For Kentucky
Derby on May 10.

BALTIMORE. May 3.-That's first
class colt and the horse that beats him
was Harry Payne Whitncy's comment
at llavrc de Grace recently. immcdi-
atcly after the finish of a handica p
race in which his half-Amcrican, half
British colt vindcx defeated the re-
doubtablc Foreground without half
we we're not sure OF yindcx until
today" MIR. Whitney continued His
public form Of last sea-so was nothing
like as good as his private form. But
We feel confident now that he will hold
his Own with the best three ycar-olds
in the country. and the best will be
running in the Preakncss on May il.
because he went into this race only
half frightened up and came off an
easy victor in fast time"
Whether Vndex Will journey west
"ith The gcldinG Blue Laddie to try
hie luck in the Kentucky derby. which
MI be run on May 10 and will at
dates: notably: Eternal, American Ace
and The Wandcrcr, Mr.. Whitney could
not say Yesterday. That proposition
he sad vas mp 10 James Rove. who
for his public trial for the Prcakness
IN The Susquchanna handicap
Rove thinks sending Nindex west
with Blue I.addic. who has himself
pcen working brilliantly. worth while
"cII ana good. However. Il is the opin-
ION u persons who profess to know
something of Rowc's ideas that Vim
heN VIII remain al liavre de Grace un-
III Thursday and then go down 10 PIN
iico and work there for the prcakness
under the eye OF Albert SiInons. the
man who developed Johran in Mary
land last season
That Mr.. Whitney has In Vindcx a
first rate. Prcakncss candidate 4.
doubted by no one who saw him gal
lop easily in front of Foreground
throughout the Susquchanna race
"r. whitney was as much plea scd by
inc success OF ms two -year-olds Quer-
ca and Panoply. as he was over tho
I good race OF Nindcx. The youngsters
/ are racing Ia our highest cxpecta
/ tons he said. land they arc go
| ing 10 make their marks at Pirnlico -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
SELECTION OF SITE IS
DEFERRED BY RICHARD
Announcement Is Expected Monday
Morning and Toledo Is being
Seriously Considered.
IBy Associated Prcgs.l

TOLEDO. OHIO. May 3.-Sclcction of
location for holding the proposed
heavyweight title bout between Jess
Willard and Jack Dempsey, was de-
fcrrcd by Tex Itickard, the promoter.
when at the conclusion of a meeting
OF the municipal boxing commission
this afternoon Itickard announced that
he had not yet arrived at a decision.
liickard Informed the comm! ssiou at
O'Clock that nc was waiting for n
telephone call from New York and that
" he did not receive il in thirty min
utes he could not give his answer
until Monday morning. He did not
diNulsc the nature of the expected
message.
Eickard returned TO his hotel and the
meeting broke up with the matter as
far from settlement as it has been al
any time.
The boxing commission. Of which
Mayor Cornell Schroeder Is the dictat
ing member Is In favor OF the bout
being staged here. Richard nas not
asked Tor permit which under the
city's boxing laws Will have 10 come
through a. g. Thatcher. the commits
was not at today's meeting
If the bout is held here on July A.
5ay view Park. city plat overlook
ing alaumce Bay. in Lake Eric. viii
he the siae upon which the aycu, viii
be erected
Richard has not given any indica
non. however. that Toledo will be
CHOSEN other than 10 say that he is
pleased with the location. with ite rail.
, oau ana steamship facilities. Ricka I'd
i,clt carry tonight for New York. on
his departure he stated tina, his do
ciS!on VIII be announced In New York
on Monday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
'EV|RG|N|A NINE WINS SERIES
ANCIENT CAROLINA FOES
q Sc ARE SOUNDLY THRASHEO
apcttwny Pitches Winning Hall and
Teammates slug iinrd and Field
y Well behind Him.

tts GREENSBORO. y. G.. May Sin a
!, game which proved 10 DC swat feast
for the Nireinians, Carolina lost the
fourth and decisive game Of the series
TO their ancient rivals before q crowd
/, of $500 enthusiastic fans at Cone Park
here this afternoon. II 20 T.
" The Virginia players had on their
batting clothes. and the use of three
Carolina pitchers failed 10 end the
slugging. Powell, Joyncr and Wilson.
the three Tarhecl twirlers, were each
allotted about three innings in the box,
: the latter proving most effective.
The Chapel Hill contingent put up
brave tight all the way through, and
found Pcttway. the Virginia mound
artist, for a total Of eight hits. but the
stick work Of the Old Diminion boys
was simply more effective. Although
the Nirginians were in the field ali the
was through. the contest was made
exciting and interesting because OF the
heavy hitting by both teams. The day
was ideal for the game.
The grand stands We're blaze of
color, the blue and white of Carolina
naturally prcdominatinG, although Viz
Sinia was not without ardent sup
Aporters. The students Of the two girls
colleges Justify checred the Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
.1.HURL INGHAM POLO OPEN
ss AFTER lNACTlON OF WAR
Dwelling Place Of Popular Game Pre-
& pnTcs for Revival Of sport.
e. Has TWO Grounds.

~ LONDON May 3-Polo TO rs dc.
Myotees is the best game In the world.
,S%and Nottingham it's dwelling place.
100 filter setting could bc Imagined
,lfor the headquarters OF q great sport
s%than the fine old Georgian mansion.
(which stands Oh the Thames side near
sM1utncy bridge.
~ two magnificent polo grounds
,Iamong the finest in the world. sta
.:%bling for 200 ponies. splendid club
and play their appointed
sS1bart in making 1t the Mecca of polo
mLThcre has been Il note Of spring clean
ing about the place; indeed az more
THthan spring cleaning, for there has
tl},een no polo played sine" 1914
WI There will he no contest for the
Challenge cup THIS year.
Il1Jow long ago ii seems since the gal
sS3aFt four - Captains Tompk insOn.
'aNIheape, Barrett and Lockcti--rcscucd
EAhe cup from America, and after a
Sz3fiost strenuous, ard. he ii said, "A most
struggle, brought 1T back TO
sIaSngland. One OF tho famous four has
ccnnflayed his last game, for Captain
JlI3,cslie Chcape, like Captain Nocl I'D
NV rds. met "A hcro's death in the war.
omknson, as he is now. was
tEfadly wounded IN the arm, but it is
s..hopcd that he will soon make his APP
tsspearancc. and tho same may be said
.TZpa Major I.ockctt. Major Barrett Is
.ssf}ow in charge Of the polo at Hurting :
.&6am, and. as secretary, is onincntly
,kfhc right man In the right place.
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
SPIDERS LOSE TO INDIANS
BADLY OVERWHELMED
ON WILLIAMSBURG FIELD
Rcgsters Five Hits, Make -Four Error,
md Are Defeated to By
William and Mnry,

William and Mary humbled Richmond
College yesterday on Cary Field, vii.
liamsburg. by an s to score. This
is the third straight victory for the
Indians. making their hold on ton
place in the Eastern Virginia Inter
collegiate Association more secure.
The game was characterized Nv
heavy hitting on the part OF the home
team. Their war clubs produced twelve
hits and 1--WE earned runs. Love poicJ
out two bingles. wl,ich took nastv
bounds. going for three sacks. Both
Chandler and Settle made three safe.
ties piece, the lattcr's average being
perfect.
Settle was also master Of the mound
The Spiders garnered only Ave singles
off his delivery. and he was given er
ccllent support. Twice the Richmond
team threatened but failed TO nroducn
due TO fast fielding. Northern slammed
the ball hard twice. but spectaculas
fielding by johnson and Parrish robbed
him of hits.
Ryland. in center for the Spiders
made severa! pretty catches OF nies
He accepted four chances perfectly.
The only run by the losers was rcr
istered by Jones. in the seventh. Ha
reached first on Johnson's mtscue. Went
to second when Ryland singled. and
came home on a play at second or
Northern's Srounder to short.
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA TROUNCES CAROLINA n TO CPORr
Red Sox Should Win
Pennanr, Ayers Ed.

BOSTON, May 3.-'T sec no reason
why the Rec Sox should not re-
pent in the coming campniSn,. snid
Ed harrow when asked whnt he
thought of the chances Of the club.
~ expect greater opposition from
several cluis hut We have been
strengthened since the close OF the
ihiS rncc. Walters Inns improved
our catching stan greatly, snnd Witt
will cnpnbly fil the only inneld
position which gave us my trouble
q year uEO.
..Then again Jnck Barry and Mike
MrNnlly arc back; we are un-
usually we'll fixed with fnncid
talent. Ruth, Strunk ana Hooper
make UP n strong outfeld. md the
addition of Gilboolcy gives the
team very capable substitute.
believe TINT Caldwell, Dumont and
Pcnnock will round out ms good n
pitching staff ~ we Ind last year,
even IL Ruth is not used In the
box.
"MRys, Bush and Jones. of course,
arc tho hcadlinere. II Is we'll
balanced club and should nc Mt
near the top NIL the way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
INTEREST IN DAVIS CUP
TENNIS MATCHES GREAT
Norman r.. Brooltcs VIII Again Ucod
Tcnm-Famous Trophy
Now In Vault

NEW YORK, May s.-Aus,-sIian
tSpa pers are rejoicing over Tie forth.
{ &C mlnS Davis CUP tennis matches tile
: lenged United states and Won hark
. the icup. They are disappointed That
United states is not a challenger and
sun nope that some way can be found
70 have US included in the contest,
There is little probability OF this. how
challencing nations are: Brl-
--tIs1c Isles, France and Belgium. ana
ne draw has resulted in tho bracket
ing of British Isles and Belgium. The
winner TO play France ana then tack e
Australasia The champion nation. The
expectation in England is that the pre-
iiniinary ties viii be played in that
country, the winner TO take the long
Irip To- Australia 20 try conclusions
Win the standingout champions
Nothing has yet been decided AS to
the time or place OF holding the chal-
i i tie: u appears TO be Mel
tNew Zealand. having held the last
l. TWO contests III the antipodcan coun-
try. October or November arc likely
: tc be selected as the time for the meet
ing, these being the early Austral-
93asian summer months.
: AS TO the makeup of the various
teams teams very litiie is known just now.
> Gobcrt and Max DecuEis. both former
holders of the French championship.
and w. X. Laurent who, before the
= buLDltdk OF Ndf, vas the most pro-
missing OF the young players British
Isles will bc withoYs. the services Of
): &. Parke whose w..l. from Norma N
Brookes, IN 1872 was chiefly rcspon-
.. England.
Of Belgiums team absolutely moth
ing is known. As T. is no. clear whe-
iHer Pau! de Eorman. \. o. Watson
and W. ii. puViy.cr. that country
>up team in 1914, have survived the
war.
For Australasia, advicez from Mel
bourne indicate that Norman l..
Rrookes viii again head the team.
1t is stated that ne Will compete in
: a. ". Dunlop a. partner. The pair
) are admitted TO 10 ono OF the worlds
foremost doubles Combinations
Furthe rmorc. the London Field states
that BROOKS VIII defend his title ~
English champion at Wimbledon this
summer. There are q number of
Nounger hustraiasian players who NAV
he available. among them being Gerald
Patterson; while Major L; W Heath
4. now in France with thc Austraiasian
forces, may return in time for the
contest
The DAYS. Cup is in safe deposit
when Australasia won the cup from
:. United States. there was discussion
whether il was safe 70 send &. q
r1-Australia; this was decided in the
negative, both Captain BrOUkes of tht
winning team and r. y. WTcuu OF
tho American Cup Committee agree.
ing that il was unw!se 10 run any
risk Of the cup going TO the bottom
z of the sea as result OF ( submarine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
Considering Tennis
for Olympic Games

NEW YORK, May 3-Tennis muy
nc included In the next Olympic
Snmes III recommendation that
has been made to the British LAWN
Iennis Association In acted upon
favornbly by the other tennis play
Ing nations. The suggestion IL OF
such Importance TINT III. Anthony
Snbelli. the secretary, hns sub
Iitted II to the associations of
rance canada, South Afrlcn, bel
giup,, United Staten md the In
ternntional Federation. In a letter
70 George T. Adce, president of the
National Association, he asks for
q statement OF the views of the
u. >. n. l.. T. A., which Will he con-
stdered In connection with the
opinions of the other countries be-
Tore action II taken by the British
Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
KANSAS CITY GETS TOURNEY
Western Tennis Championship Mntebe,
WIN DC Iinycd ON Nockhill
Cl!b Courts in July.

The Wcatcris tennis championship
VIII this, year: for the FIRST time in its
Hlstor| lac hcid elsewhere than in Chi
cage" The western Lawn Tennis Ae
soc!ation recommended that the classic
event lie f'ivcn 10 the Rockhill Tennis
there during the week Of .ulv %
rs Chicago has tho Clay court cham
nt"hsnip again this year. as well az
thc Illinois Championship, IL vas
thought wise 10 transfer the Wcstcrn
10 some other city. "
The meeting has been held in chi,
me war wear OF 1919. and has been
Won by sue men as G. a. Chase, S. r.
nasc' Carr Is. Ncel. krcigh Collins
hundy, n. r. Mclaughlin, e. j. Grimm.
n!cN s1uair. &. NJ. Church and w. r.
rn,n l~ i, was held on grass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

LSpeciaI 20 The Timcg- Disnatch.J
STAuNTON. VA. May a-Thc Stnun
Miiiiary Academy defeated their old
rivals. the Augusta Military Academy.
pitching for, Stanton Military Ansd.
ee,ny. allowed only two hits, while the
stanton Military Academy batteries
made eighteen hits, ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
Rush VIII coach Cornell.

NEW YORK May John Harland
cSpeedy"D Rush will act as head foot
ball coach at Cornell next fall. ac-
cordinE TO private advices received
from Ithaca today. Rush has been
named by the Cornell Athletic Council
to succeed DR.. Albert IL. Sharpe. who
recently accepted similar position a,
Yale. II is thought that Rush's formal
selection by the Cornell football author
tiles will follow shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
Football Cnptain Wa. Hero.

CKBANA, III, May 3.-Licutcnant
Kaiph Chapman. former captain of Tho
university Of Illinois football team, and
all-American tackle. has been awarded
the Croix de Guerre, according to word
received here. LIEUTENANT Chapman
was severely wounded at Chateau
Thierry. and Is now in the Walter Reid
hospital In Washington. d. C. The cita-
ton tells OF his skillful management
lie was enormously reported dead OF
battle wounds almost year ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
Athletic Club.
Ncwton-Woodward
Hardware Co.
Totals =. al 0 . Totals IS
.kattcd for Cosby in tenth

Church I'M 4: ci::::.o io3o 100 900 o.
Three eaSe hit Bianton; Home run-Mon-
strain Sacrifice hit-RickcttS. Sacrifice nv
rhisLs,,s p?nbin olavs-Harper to Nunal,ie
kendier tunassstcd): Bell funassistcdG: Tcii
70 STRAIN. Hit by, pitched hall-Bunch (Nun-
alhe!. Bases on halis-on Woodward Z: nff
smith .: OF Monroe. .: off Lohman. I. Hits
off Woodward: Q in innings: off Smith. :
IN . innings: off Monroe. in > innings: off
lehman. in inninGs: Struck ou,-by
Isohnan. .. Time OF eamc-2.50. Umpire
Dan Hogan. Scorer-J Icnncsscy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

CHICAGO, May 3.-Thrcc freshmen
were among the seven athletes award
cd their &c" by Coach Stage tor their
work on the gridiron at the University
of Chicago last fall. II is the FIRST
time in the history of tho institution
that freshman made his letter, those
so awarded being Charles Mcclure.
Raymond Hermes and Robc.; Iiaili-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
DnttIc Axe Wins.

Win The score at one al. men on
second and third, one out. and last of
the ninth, Whitfield. pinch hitting for
Bcason, lined the first ball pitched
safely into center field breaking up
pitchers battle between II. iIarril-
for Battle Axe. twirled good ball and
was given fine support. l.. Robinson.
of Golde pitched air-tight ball up to
lowd by triple netted one run and
q knotted score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
Totals .....5t l . Totals :. 80
.Whitlield pinch hitter for Beason in ninth

score by Innings: r.
1o,;i, -. ...'..''-...'.....v o9 Uu99
SUMMARY; Two base hit-ChcwninG. Three
nasc hits-Waddcn. Brecdon. Stolen bases
Bealc; Waddcll, Bcason; II. Harrison. Sacri-
lice hits-Wood. Double plays-Naper to
Axe. = First base on crror-Goidc 4: Bat
g. S!e o AHf' Hases on h1l,s-oG Harrison
Z In inning: of l.. Robinson. 6 in Innings
Struck out-by Harrison. .: bv Robinson q
Time Of ,samc-i: 80 Cmpire-Edwart, s
Scorcr-J. II. Silcr. Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

Completely outplaying and over
whc!minGly surprising the Fulton y.
Club Yesterday, the +. L. l.. S. s. de-
feated the league leaders in one
sided affair. Bailey pitched in big
league style, tanning eighteen of the
Fulton lads. lie had them eating out
of his hand. Dabncy'S and Burrows
playing were features. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
Northumberland Tics.

Newton- " oodward and tho Church
i'm y. G. game went to twelve in
ming draw, the score standing SIS
when the nightcap halted them. The
hard hitting OF Monroe, Blanton and
Powell was feature for the hard
ward boys. The playing OF Bell and
Gentry were stars for Church Hill 4.
{. Woodward got down to business
after the first frame and pitched big
league ball. Lehman baggcd six men
in the frames he worked.
Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
Dakota Footb.lI Men Return

GRAND FORKS. May with the
announcement OF the North Dakota
university football schedule comes re-
ports that many OF the first string
men of 1918. who were out OF school
last season because OF military service.
will return and be available for next
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
Athlete Returns with Decorations.

wound stripes, Sergeant Charles a.
played on the Ames football team. re-
turned with the French Military Medal
and the French War Cross with two
stars. Miller was honored for donnin &
German uniform and crossing into
the encmy'S lines. where he obtained
valuable information
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
William and Mary
AR II II
Richmond Collene
Totals. II LIZ ]


Tshn1ad and eo Nag -
Stolen bsses-Johnson. Garrett, .Chandie,r'
FtntTess; s1srihee hiS.Iovc. Double. play
Settle Lby skaEEs).. Left on ba:.r-Rieh-
mond College. S.; William and Mary. o.
isases on bails--on Settle. o.: on SkaExs l.
struck out-by Settle. 8: by SkaEEs s. I'm.
plrcs. Graccs and Phillips.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
DuInhnrtnn Wins

The Dumbarton baseball team de-
iratcd the Church Ilnl Bad Men by
the score OF to 3. The features al
inc game were the pitching of I'M
and The Gelding OF Whitman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
MECHANICS TOP LIST
IN TERMINAL LEAGUE
Metal Workers and Machine Shop
icams Have Clean Slatc-BIack-
smiths Decent Auditors.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Gross PItche. GOOD Gnm..

- Cross pitched a great game for the
SnoP once Team yesterday against the
HuoltorS. He struck out seventeen
oAtgmen and allowed only two hits. not
walking any. The catching OF Terry
was good. Hutchcson and IIudgcns
were unable to stop the Dattcrs from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

iSS SlS,.,a .........,..........O 100000
summary: Two-basc hlts-pritchard.
sHancS CD; Pctway go, Dunn for Virginia.
ttl,oH Petway. ?: of Powell. : in 3l-a innings:
on '9yner IN Zig innings; CT wilson
a ant Bass on bslsnof Petway, {; OF JOY
oil. l. First base on er~ors =; ny row.
ssa acpfce Wild pitches Pe,way, Joyner
bases-NirEinia. 8 Carolina. Q Urnircs-
IN J Henderson and Brandt. Attcnddnce. f.