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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-17
WHAT MADCE ASKED WHEN
SHE AWOkE.

ollfe \ N UNI.
Wen. you certainly are the prize
trouble-maker OF the universe,
Madgei"
Again il was Lnlian's face that
met nay eyes as / awOke from q long
refreshing sleep. But this time
there was no anxiety in them, and
knew from her words and man
ner that she would answer the ques-
tons I Nas so anxious 10 put 20 her
My sensations were far different
than at my first awakening, that
terrifying return TO life from q long
period of UncOnsciousness While
realized that I was still unable TO
resume my usual activities where /
had dropped them, set 1 felt strong
enough to talk with Lillian; indeed,
that was the only wish / had.
Iillian's very presence, the off,
hand raillery which was so charac-
teristic of her were in themselves
tonic But they were not the only
medicines had received. Since that
first blurred awakening / had been
half-conscious OF being partly reused
a number Of times just long enough
TO receive draughts or potions which
must have done the work designed
Tor them, for / felt their effects in
the strength that seemed flowing
back TO me.
L answered Lillian's raillery with
a smile, and then my eyes travelled
around the room in which / found
myself-a pleasant one with an
a d inc
the windows. a chiffonier and table
of spotless white, two or three rock
ers also of white, and the white iron
bed upon which L was lying.
This is Fine"
II suppose / ann in a hospital" /
said.
Your suppositions are eminently
correct. oh, Vidocq, Jr.," returned
Lillian. And now I'll just hand YOU
another supposition, and that is that
you're not going TO talk until after
your breakfast. Then III tell you
all-after the most approved third
act fashion"
The door opened and the same
sweet-faced nurse whom 1 had seen
with Lillian upon my first awaken
ing and of whom 1 had been vague
Iy conscious during my brief rous-
ing in the night TO take the nourish-
ment she offered. came into the
room.
All" she said smiling this is
fine. now for some breakfast"
1 liked her Immediately, and the
liking wasn't lessened, when, after
stepping quietly out of the room
and giving her breakfast order, she
came back and in the deftest ten
derest manner possible spOnged my
face and hands, brushed and braided
my hair. and going 10 the wardrobe
brought from it a breakfast jacket
which / recognized as one of my
own
No Denying lillian.
For a moment 7 wondered wildly
at The appearance of this familiar
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ANNRERsARY WEEK.

This is anniversary week at the
Orpheum Extra good bill same
popular prices 3753-20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
PlMLICO RESULTS

verdun. ITO CltyanJ. .is'7o. $3.50. 20: 90
won; Vcto, 40 uiaynesl. s7.7O. $3.50.
s sSf"nd' T T5iseuI io' maeiS ao $3.50
aua,o IL. wilfreda, Marie 09 conn nef-
cornando, Joe JOG, Challenge also ran
:, Second race-siX Scotch
$3.50; Sl:.4o, second; Lloyd George,
s SAD k' S:k 'aS;2o' ;hi I'd Time rs
rch!iEh, III. Tarascon. Helen c..
Melancholia also ran.
Third race-The Glenmore stceple-
cnas| selling, two miles and QUAR-
t,erMLc Marsouin. l45 Powers). S5.7o
,keatingl, 1890, $3.50 second; Infdel
IL, li3 tWill:ams). s2.e0. third Time.
t33. Mcios: iihomb, Little Horn, Red
Fourth race-Five furlongb-Mur-
ray, ll3 G1yanl, s3l3O, $1,000. $40.
won; Lonely. los l-2 Johnson). $3.50
$50, second; Edith X. iO5 (Ambrose),
Hidden Ship. Hush also ran.
Fifth race-Southern handicap. one
ne iiiGo-sstsr3aa,gh.tdferward. lCS tMcA,eel
(Sande). $3.50. $3.50, second; FrankIin'
lo4 tNalis). $40. third. Time. I:40 as.
b9ndage, Pap palso ran.
LWessier). $3.50. $500, 1920 won:
F. sG Line Line III Istaplston). $500
SOM, $3.50 third Time. 1857 35' lar
Coy. Houdini. Plurenzi. Puts and calls
Sibola also ran.
loS Ssyen5h rlIes scI1inn SIX tar
III tButwelD, $3.50, $3.50. second:
TM i%s TaI Il 'MbS1phy' $50 third
erai.. onico. Heather Moon. Coral. Cal.
ley Head also ran.
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PIMLICO ENTRIES TODAY

First race-selling: for two.vear-
2Ids; four and a half furIongs@.iI ea5y
i sr her VI MISS ta S, Iat, - % Gal
MISS Shack elton, I02. io''
un MoteL Ca, Kal parr entry. (b) w. S.
:year-olds and up: one miIe ,rHIee,
nnm,pD, 100; 'Tommuwaac 80; Tori
h b ios iiS .w widHw BeGS,, w; Alma
Law. 90 'Reveller dm inns M 1Ssi I'm In
berk 40: CONNIE CT, los.
ch ahird rae race-thc Iiampden; steeple-
niles---Trumpator, 106: Rbomh iE Mo
New Haven. l55; Turmoil I'M t,; pv
simon; $50; Decisive l32; Melodrnmnmas
49, ~, 5hade. 1870; Captain Parr 1856; Tho
far ro ,mr raco-'the preakness Stakes.
lo[ three year olds, mile and furlong
ledge. .l22; OBJ Sweep on. i2s: i,t lou
,26 Nulcanite. IA; Pride Of Insia
IL RVumnoyne, i26; (b) Natural Bridge.
ib1 rere ent[ f;l ni 'a} milkmsid, los:
Note-ta) j. X. /. Ross nntrx TX
W; 4. Coe entry. va
od E'ft ana ace .ffsii,,ns for ,hree-year
nmp): lo5. Clark 81. 10: tc iEH:a.ons
li5; GO Say. .llo; Brisk. los; C.D '' BcIi
iiI Is!g AZ 40; Garbage lla; Little BOY.
lie Dinosaur" Ump). 115.
SIKH racc--cia inning handic,,.
ihrec-year- odds and up. one mile"S,urr,
iehcy. ie4; !a) Queen Apple, ITO: Ia)
n fi,nn e, nmp9. lo6;, - Bolster
iosche, l2; Game Cock, ITO; g.. .Iosanh
r. Murphy Umpl, o.
s soten,ta) H. s. koppin entry.
cap. for three-year-olda. s.S rur;nnr.
FEN Rose, !l6: Beauclairc. sh: LET.
t Me imnD; 100; Polka Dot. io2; Ca
mar Marvel timp). ll6; Star HAMPTON.
iihSS. BaEhera dmp). I02: Mahoncv'
lo?: King Plaudie, 1i2; CAS- war Pen.
hant. l26: Pride OF India, no
EsIuiina, JIG: Ophelia (np), loe;
Htoie--ta) j. h. l.. Ross entry.
Gear; track fast
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

FIRST race-purse. $1,000; for
NJ i, aideT H., fnresyear-Gld SIX fprlongs
Tro.se,. $3.50. $40. second md Lucinds
lG7 o. Howard, s2?.70. third Time.
~" -. Bill Rendered. iIandblue.
Bonero PondcrOsa, Mint Cat and Jim
Dudley also ran.
Second racss-purse., $1,000; for four
Ecar-o!ds aud upwards. six furlonEs--
fort!ght, 10 tMurray), $500, So. 81 40.
won: Blue Paradise 1917 (Connclly)
$I;do;; So second. 4:;queeler, il5
N rG0I' sandy M p, Tine nc '$ l,5
vcnir. High iass. i.cicestcr SpCh
l'lotter and Happy 60 Lucky also ran.
Third race--pursc. $1,000; for two
ycar-o!dS; four and onc-half furlongs-
Miss Parnel. l05 CGarncr). s2O.2O $3.50.
800. won; Director James. 1o7 ISimp-
;s spoc, so ss.79; second; ziziz los
seconds. Inquiry. Music Man. Marvin
May, Bone Dry. Maize" Bonneville.
Clear the Way, Bright Gold and Puri
Fourth purse, 1000; for three
year-oids aid up; one milo and six .
ieenth-courtShip GmpD, ITO tWlNs)
ssa,SV t'R an" ,2,'o' van 9nond dmp
Viva America liz \an DuscmJ. $40
third. Time, l:444-5 Herald. ronoyia'
Green Jones and Buiord also ran.
Fifth race--pursc, 3l.:O0. two.vear-
olds: four and one-half furlongs-Pvx.
los HowarU. $l2So. 81. s3.50. Won.
Chisca, lie tGarncr). $3.50 $3.50. sec
ond: Move On. 100 (Thurbcr). si04o
third. Time. 81 3 seconds. Fun, Con-
yoy. Motem and HosIcr also ran.
Sixth race--purse. $1,000: threc-ycar-
olds and up; mile and furlong-FaIr
Orient. 10? (Garner). 5000. $500. $3.50
1910. $3.50. second; Sun gold. 10.
(MurraD. $270. third. Time, i:54..b
Night owl Athena. Grumpy. Chick
Barklcy. Aldebaron Maud Hacnn Nc
Cove and Benefactor also ran.
seventh racc--pursc, $1,000: for
three year ODDS and up; one mile and
a. siStcenth.Hocnir. 10 tMurray,
*4:Io. $3.50, $2:Io. won: Wiseman. lis
tConnelly). $3.50. $3.50, second: Sands
CT Pleasure, IL tBoyIe), 1910. third
lime not given. James Foster. Jiffy
WRITING Dun and Ernest u also ran.
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COOLERS WIN FROM 7ARs
TURN TABLES AND TAKE
SECOND GAME OF SERIES
Walden Wild at Times, but Holds Nor
folk SluEEerN to Five We'll
Scattered Hits.
Special to rho Times.Disna,c,

ISpecial TO The Times Dispatchl
PETERSBURG. VA. May 13-The
Goobers turned the tables on the Tars
tnis evening, winning the second game
or the series by score OF to 3
Walden, barring his wildness. pitched
q good game for the Coolers, allowing
but five hits.
The Tars. started the run getting in
me third inning. when singles by
Leathersa and AIeis "A base on balls
and sacrifice hit by Kane netted
them two runs. In the fifth the Goub-
e err ., tied the score on single hits by
and took the lead in the sixth when
nerroitt walked. took second on
sacrifice by Heck and scored on KIein's
single. In the eighth Herriott's slow
GROUNDED was thrown badly by Crow.
ana Herriott went to second scoring
on Meis' throw TO second when no
one was on the base to catch the
throw, making a run on two errors
by the Tars.
In the NTH the Tars started rallv
on single by Schwartz n fielder's
choice and Jonnard's two-bagger. but
Carroway. sent in to hat for Meis
ended the game with a pop fly to Her
Box score:
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MERCHANTS V|CTORs, rs
TAKE PRETTY CONTEST
FROM PLANTERS TEAM
Errors by InfIcld Responsible for Los,
OF Gnmc Featured by Pitching
OF Wood.
Dnnk I.cngue Standing.

Merchants National Bank defeated
tho Planters National Bank yesterday
afternoon at Byrd Park by the score
OF to c. in spite OF ninth inning
rally by the Planters team. Joe Wood
deserved to win. but costly errors by
his inheld spilled the beans. and Plant
crs' had another loss charged against
them.
The outstanding feature Of tho game
was catch by lIarrclson Of fly ball
dropped by Grubbs. IIarrclson also
starred ut the bat. getting three singles
out OF five trips to the plate. Charlie
Macfarlane ran him a close second In
this respect. getting two singles out
Of three times at bat.
Despite the errors Of the Planters
tnticld, the game was close and very in
icrcstinG. Both teams had plenty Of
rootcrS hand.
Today the First National Bank meets
the National state and City team while
the Federal RESERVE and the American
National Bank meet Thursday.
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DODGERS, 4; REDS, 3
Inv Associated Prcs.l

BROOKLYN, May la.-Brooklyn
played the second extra inning game
Il, succession today; this time beating
II was a pitchers battle between
Pfeffer and Fisher, both of whom had
won four straight games. Both pitched
great ball and both helped 10 bat in
run
With two out in the seventh. sue
ce.sive singles by Myers. Konetchy
run. Fisher tielded his position beau,
ttuny, having eight assists He r.-
ceired faultlcss support. Brooklyn's
third.
Score:
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SUFFOLK, 6; RICHMOND, d

Especial to The Times Dispatcb
SCFFOLk. VA. May l3.-Once more
SUFFOLK took the game from Richmond
tnis afternoon in contest that
thrills and Il home run. 1t vas hit
AND. run affair. Score. TO T.
kiShmond's twirler, Cox. pitched a
steaaE game, but was not supported
suffolk tried out three pitchers tha
last being Gilman, the star Of Monday
afternoon. Smith Park was we'll filled
WIN rams some of whom motorcd i'm
twenty miles or more.
Tho SCORE
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Detroit.
Total, 35 Sill Totals az sill !
Score by innings; u

Ii"ycland ............o q - o o-s
Detroit .::....... o ] 0 o--h
summary. Two base hits Bush on.
- Sen. Three base hits = Graney. Ain,
min: Hoi! man. WambsEanss. Home run
= 'hE. tead. stolen basc-Johnston Sac
rihcc hits Chapman, coumbe. Sacrifice
,ly--Graney. Left on basns--Clcvaland :
Detroit. 3. Rascs on baiis-off Daus. !
on couInbe. 2 of Covclcskie J. First bass
on crrors--Clcvclnnd, l. Hit.-off DauSs
in innings: on Cunningham In /
innings; OF Coumbe. in 5l-3 innings: of
toysleski" In 3c-3 innings iii. bv
pitcher-hy Dausg. johnston Struck,
on,-hy Dauss. 2; BY Coumbc. !; rs Gun
pitcher. Coumhe: losing pitchnr. Dau.s
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Spider nacouct WieId,r. no,,r

- nc cIimlnNtlon tennis matches at
Richmond College for the selection OF
teams 10 meet the racquetccrs OF Vir-
ginia polytechnic Institute Randolph
Macon, llampdcn-Sidney, William and
Mary and Roanoke College next Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. May Is. 10
and L., were played off finally ycster-
day. The Eastern Virginia Inter
collegiate tourney will be held on tho
courts Of the Country Club Of Virginia.
the following mon have won places
on the Spider teams: Lloyd, Hanger,
Pettus II. III. Rudd, Mack, c. A. Smith
and Hatcher
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Cincinnati.
.lg -
Totals 80 Totals 40 40 :

Brooklyn ........o o Q g-3
9, Snmmasy: Two-baHe hit L. Magee
Stotch paScs- Nealc konetchy. Sacrifice
h!ts-GEoh. Malone, Double plays-pfcner,
Malone and konetchy; Olson. l.. Magec and
NonrtchE. Left on bases Cincinnati Q;
hro1kiyn. :: Bases on bals-oT Pfener. /:
OF r!shcr, :: hit by pitcher-by pfcncr,
~ Magcc). STRUCK ou;-by PfeNcr. ! by
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Suffolk


IS,1s,I.,!e Ior Pear In seventh
ruounSttutcu Tor Newman In seventh
summary: Home runs-Kraemer Thr.
S Ss5e h''SS-Eckcrt. Two-base hits-Eckert
rooi" Sacrifce hlis--Schott. 0idr,nc. GOV
10 f9s'' teft on bases-Sufolk. 4: Richmond
McWman. in inning: off Gilman. . in >
hhsh1ines; OF, COY in p innings Base on
Dai!s-on PEARSON, In innings: off Sew
man In inning. Struck out--Bv pr
son. IN innings: by Cox q; by Gilman
Ricb NOR hninhss' Earned runs-Sufolk ..
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INTERNATIONAL LIE


,NIfICAGO. May 13.-A belt en-
blematic OF the worlds wrestling
championship will be presented to the
winner of tho Zbyszko -Strangler Lewis
match here on May 10, officials OF the
Coliseum a. G. announced here today.
This 1ction was decided on follow
ing. word That Sergeant Earl Craddock
VIII not defend his title on his return
TO this country from France The cost
or the belt will be $4,000. il was said.
to H.
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GIANTS TRIM ALEXANDER
DEFEAT CUBS IN FIRST
GAME OF SERIES, 3 TO 2
Fletcher's hit in Sixth Brings In Two
Deciding Runs-Bcnton
Pitches Well.
fBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK. May 13.-The New
York Nationals defeated the Chicago
League champions here today in the
hrst game of the series. 3 to ..
. The Giants battcd Alexander hard
but were unable to bunch their hits
until the sixth. when New York scored
tree runs on singles by Young. Doyle
kauN and Fletcher. The latter's hit
sent in the two deciding runs
benton. New York pitcher settled
down after the second inning. only
this inning.
Score:
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PHILLIES, 3: PIRATES. 2

7 Ev Associated PrcssI
PHILADELPHIA. May I3.-Philadel-
phla defeated Pittsburgh. TO :, to-
day. principally because of the effec-
tivcncSs OF Jacobs. Cutshaw's drive
into the left field seats and tally
handed to the Tirates by Jacobs lapse
from form in the seventh was all
tlEeir scoring Great outfieldinE by
Bigbec and Meusel saved both pitchers
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last COLLEGE GAME TODAY
SPIDERS PLAY INDIANS
FINAL ENCOUNTER AT 4
VIII Mark End of BnscbnII Scasop In
Eastern Virginia intercollegiate
AssOciatiOn.

Today's lineup:
Richmond College. william md Mary,
Simpson. 2b. Johnson, SO.
Jones, So. Garrett. RI.
Ryland. CT Love, 2b.
Northern. Id. Chandler, C.
Towili, If. Settle, D..
Pollard. RI. Brooks. CT
Hun. c. Parrish, IT,
Knight, y. Upton. lib.
Patterson, 3b. Fcntrcss 3b.
The game today between, the Spiders
tho final championship contest played
hero in the Eastern Virginia Intercol-
icSiate Athletic Association and tho
last game in which the Richmond Col
1Sec team Will participate this year
The fray will begin at o'clock.
bcihg the curtain game. 1t Will mark
INC last appearance of several OF tn.
spider team. Three locals VIII be lost
by graduation. Thcy are Northern, WHO
mas rendered valuable service for four
years, and Ryland a varsity man for
thrcc seasons. Simpson, too. plays his
last time In Spider uniform. this
making his second year on tho varsity
The Spider second baseman is also
varsity football player.
knight liz tho only other Spider M
long service. He won his letter three
Years ago and since then has done the
bulk OF the hurling. Tho rest OF tho
outnt is made up OF promising material
OF less experience.
Coach Marshall will send in the sam.
nL- against the Indians that whipped
the battery and Towill again playing
in the left garden. The team put in
peppery workout yesterday and viii
wage hSht today.
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INDIANS, 8; TIGERS, 5
IBx Associated pr... :,

DETROIT May I3..Timely hitting
by Cleveland batters and the unsteadi,
ness OF Detroit pitchers gave the visi-
poned series today. to s.
with Cleveland in the lead by four
runs IN the sixth inning. Flagstead
led Detroit rally with home run
that foil only one short OF tieing the
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ST. Louis


81 Louis ............l o q o.
SnmWary; Two base hits = Gerber. &c.
econ Sto3Hn hascs-ItishcrE CcIcon lack.
son. Felsch, Liebold SlSriticc hi;s'Ga
Icon; collins. t;crher Jacobson. Davenport
t,"up,,'I ptaNS-Davcnpori to Mayer 10 Sis
Ter: Weaver to Schalk 10 Gandii Weaver
10 J.. I'nmit; Collins t." RishcrE Loft on
on rrr3r@-,hicaEo =: s, Louis : Bases
~ pa .s"ou Kerr ;; or Davenport, :
n Innings Struck ou,--Gy Robertson
!. ,nH Kerr. !; by Davenport. J. rassc,I
ba!l-Mayer Losing pitcher. Robertson
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PORTSMOUTH, 7; N. NEWS. o

Special to The Times Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH, VA, May 13.-Ports-
mouth again had little trouble winning
from the Shipbuilders todayS The score
was to 0.
The visitors were unable to connect
meant a run. The locals, on the other
nand punched hits and were daring
The
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Totals 30 o S Totals s.as Q
sBatted for Bruner in third innInE

Score by innings: n
Newport News O n n "a
Portsmouth n 4 n n
SUMMARY: Stolen bases-Stap ieton Car.
roll SaGrihce hts--Wilson. Goosctrcc
Sacrihcc f!es-keliihcr. Two-baye hits
beaie. kolscth. Three base hits-Sia picton.
Doubie plays,-Doughton 10 Brenagan In
nihGs pitchcd-Oy Bruncr, .; BY Kuntz 4
At bat against pruner. S: against Kuntz.
Struck out-by Kun,z }: by by" schaufei. 4.
men on bnSes-Newport News. s: Ports.
mouth. g. umpirc-Riley. Time Of game
Zoo. Losing Ditchcr-Bruncr
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CARDINALS, q; BRAVES, 2.
rRv Associated Prcs.l

BOSTON, May 13.-St. Louis scored
three runs on seven hits off Nehf In
the first three innings and defeated
Boston today, TO ..
The fourth tally for the Cardinals
resulted from three errors. Roston's
runs came in the third on C;oodwin's
pass to Maranvillc' HerzoEs triple and
Powell's pop single.
The score:
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Totals ..ss IS a Total, ,,s

i,Ss u,n,I,a 80 Ha1iSnsi .:oo 3ooooc Is
hases-wald.n. Cardwell C0. Luck. McRee
SS oa Grubos Maciarane. Mayo. Sacri-
pitched ball-Taylor and Hall by Luck
chants. s.. Plan.srss Frs, as. on eriaFc
Merchants. s. Planters, Base on ai,s-
OF Luck, :: OF Wilson. /: of word. 3 hit,
on Luck. In innings: of Wilson 6 in
iHninEs struck out-hy Luck. s: b. viii
son. 4; hv Wood. 8. Time o. ramc-c.r1
GENERALIZATION. Scorer-Barnard
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PETERSBURG

NOrfOIk . a n =,
Petersburg ........... q q n n n
Sumn,"ry: Two, base .hit-Jonnard. Stolen
baSeS-NaGle. Hitler. Double pIays-IjJli
and isrroitt: Meis. Swartz and JonnarJ:
Nr -. swartI and Crow. Base on balls
,sHrE. g.: Norfolk. 6. Hit BY. pitched balls
Sicin: StruSk out-Naiden. ): Mcis. L. Wild
pltCncS-NalQCn. Cmpirc-Schacner
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" HSMbRiLGE MASS. May &c.
~, "tIahtoh II. OF Orange. New Jcr-
icy, has been elected captain OF the
massachusetts Institute OF Technology
1WthtninE team for l9l9-2O. succeed
max NAY OntcrHee 10. Richard SIC.
ray ~. Of Melrosc. MASSACHUSETTS,
has been elected manager.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Suffolk. g; Richmond. I.
Petersburg. s; Norfolk. 3.
PORTSMOUTH,. ]: Newport News. o.
GAMES TODAY.
Norfolk at Petersburg.
Newport News Mt Portsmouth.
Richmond ut Suffolk.
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If it hadn't been for our re
serves we never would have
been able to meet the returning
soldiers demand for fine
clothes.
Fortunately we had a good
supply, SO could make it I'D
without waiting for the factory.
Same fine quality we've al
ways used
Highest type Of tailoring.
Price? About half a good
tailor's.
The best of everything men
wear.
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BROWNS BEAT WHITE sOX
LEAGUE LEADERS DROP
GAME TO ST. LOUIS. FL
n"nerscn. Chicago Recruit, Is Hated
hnrd In First Two Innings mud
Winners Nlnintpin Lead
tBv Ansociatcd Prr,.l

CHICAGO. May 13.--St. Louis hatteA
Robertson. Sox recruit. hard IN tho
iirst two innings today and won tho
fnal game OF the series. to l.
Kerr succeeded Robertson and shut
out the Browns the rest OF tho WAY
Chicago's lone ruin was awarded by
empire Chill on Austin's intcrtcronrr
with Jackson after mufrins throw
to stop double steal.
Score:
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans Memphis, team DELAYED
Atlanta Birmingham wet grounds
chattanooga. 3: Nashville. l.
Mobile, /. Little Rock, o.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore. .; Rochester. 3.
B'n Ehamton. .; Reading, ..
buffalo. s; Jersey City, 4.
TORONTO. .; Newark
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ss:s,oh h' ~, HsrzoS Stolen base Powell.
Left bases-St. Louis 10: 'Rosto- o
I Bases 81 halls,oft G9odwin. !: off Sehf i:
Innings; off Fllingim. in : Innings Balk
-Goodwin. Struck out--by Good win G:
pitcher, Nehf. e
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York. 8; Chicago, 2.
philadelphia. 3; Pittsburgh, ..
st. Louis. !; ISostOn, =.
Brooklyn, 4: Cincinnati. 3.
GAMES TODAY.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati Mt BROOKLYN,
Chicago MT Now York
Pittsburgh mt philadelphia.
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Chicago.


'Batted for Flack in eighth.
Batcd for Pick In sixth
tBaued for Alexander in seventh
IRAN Tor Deal In ninth.
Score by Innings n
Chicago ............1 10 o q q n o..
New York o o o : o Ks
summary: Two-b base hit-Kauf Home
n--iIollocher: Stolen hasc-YounE Sac
rinGs hlts-Pick. Deal Chase. Double play
Hollochcr. Left on bascn-y-Ncw York &:
Chicago. s. FIRST on errors-Chicago, 5.
der. /. Iiits-of Alexander. . in in
rinSs; OF Martin: In innings. Struck
out-hy Benton, 5; by Alexander, s. Los.
Ing pitcher. Alexander.
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SUMMARY: Two.base h:,s-whitted, Meu-
gel, Adams. Home runs Cutshaw era
voth. Stolen hases--Saicr. Bocckel, Hamil-
ton, Pearce. Meusel. Double play-Cm,-
shaw (unassistcd) Left on bascs-Pitts-
enrsh., q: Ph!iadelphia. I. nascs on bs lis
off Hamilton. l: on Jacobs. 4 Hit h.
pitcheT-by Jacobs. | tSaier). Struck out
by Hamilton. ! by Jacobs. S. y.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
81. Louis. 2: Chicago. 4.
Cleveland. III Detroit. q.
tSo other games schcduled.)
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Chicago.
Fhtiudciphin ut st. Iouis
New Iurk at Detroit
Washington at Cleveland.
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~
ST. Louis
Boston.

Totals ar 40 = Totals 81 . 9 4
'Batted for Nehf In seventh
TBatted for Filnsim in ninth
Score by innings: r.
- LOUIS .....,... ! ] y n o.
Boston ............... o o y o . o %
summary: Two base hit--Clcmons Three