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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-05

people but in these
- midsummer 1t requires
Perhaps IT is mixture OF
there denying that
rfursa becoming
graceful compromise between comfort
cloth such excellent imitation of fur that
ono would almost
i Igb weight the with
wearers Really charm
ing addition to the smart
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-05
Get to the Bottom

A FAULT that is common among
"A all people is the one of kicking
n the wrong person, not physic-
ally. but verbally. To prove the state
ment and to find some one other than
yourself guilty just enter a restaurant
and observe for yourself. 1t is ten
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-05
These Pretty Garments for Nor
Regard 10 Both Att

NM OST smocks are comfy gar
V ments, but the first one here
is particularly so. II Ia hand
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-05

~ ONT you love to wear something
that you know stands out from
everything else because II has
good lines and a feature that stamps
II brimful OF character? You couldn't
help but experience just such a feel
ing in the white washable satin smock
with its facing of azure blue satin in
number three. The big feature OF this
model is the use of contrasting ma
terial to face the hem. Notice how
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-05
Very Novel Designs In SmoCks

clinsing material. the boned support is
necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Sweet Alice,

Indeed ] remember Sweet Alice. Ben
Bunk!
Sweet Alice, the horse that you
praised.
You told me to bet and she's Galloping
yet
Along with the bankroll I raised.
She hustled so fast that she finished
just last
And that night when / met you down
town
You took from my hand all the dough
7 could land
While you trembled with fear at my
frown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
MILE RELAY WON BY PENN
Captures Championship Event in Heart
breaking Finish With Fast
Nebraskn Runners.
! ~ AssocIatcL Prcss- ]

PHILADELPHIA, April oe-CbIca,o
uhlNerSity, Cornell and Pennsylvania
won me PRINCIPAL relay race honors
q. ne twcnty-hfth annual carnival Of
Franklin Field today. o''
me one mile relay championship Of
america was captured by the Univcr-
Slt! OF pennsylvania in heart break
ing hniSh with Nebraska in second
cornell third and Missouri fourth in n
Held OF eight starters 80
me Two mile national relay title
was won by Chicago by eight wards
~ nip-and.tuck race with Harvard
az inc way. in which the other teams
ala not seriously figure.
torhc!l finished first IN the four-mile
re !IS championships in easy fashion
me south Atlantic one-milc relay
kins and the Middle Atlantic by Rut-
gers. ~ iN"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Takn-Koln Slaughter. Go1de.

The Taxa Kola club won their sec
oId game OF the season by defeating
tho strong Code team by the score of
u 20 =. Shelton. on the mound for the
soft drink boys, was invinciblc and
allowed only four binEles during the
nine frames.
Bn; shelton is under obligations to
his inheld for the great support he re-
ceiY"d; several stops made bordering
upon the sensational.
The features of the game were tho
hitting Of Liebs. in getting a single
u two-haGger and a triple, In four
times mp, and the hitting of the entire
Taka-koia club, they gathering in
nineteen hits, four OF which were for
tho circuit.
Chewing also hit for homer in
his first trip to the plate
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
SPORTS.
.PETTWAY BEATS GEORGIA
GIVEN GOOD SUPPORT AND
SHUTS OUT OPPONENTS
Crackers HH Safely but Five Times,
hhd Grunge nnd Blue iIuricr
Fans seven.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.,

l'pccHhi W Inc IlflcS- DiSpatCn.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April &c.
With good support. Pettway shut out
the University Of Georgia nine at Lam
beth Field today. Virginia counted
three runs in the second. which proved
enough TO win.
could do nothing in the pinchcs Seven
OF the visitors disappeared by the Whit
route, and only twice did they threaten
70 score. In the initial frSmc, Cram
iord singled over third. took second
o., lritchard's boot. but was out at
ME- MAS out when Sattcrhcld at
iemptcd TO sacrifice. Davis going TO
third. Mott rolled one to EuyE who
threw to first for the third out
Georgia ND another opening in the
sixth. when Mott hit "a single with two
on clean swat, but IiarErctt struck
Out. This ended the hopes OF the
Cracker ninc. as they never saw third
in the latter rounds.
Virginia tailed three times in the
second, when hit, two errors and Il
Southcrners. prichard was safe on
Hargrcts error. Moran drew :. walk,
Woolfork tapped one TO Hancock, who
threw u first. Gwathmcy singled. and
Crawford let the throw home roll TO
the STANDS; Prichard and Moran
from whore he reached home on
MahrOd's base init.
The locals threatened again in the
third. when Mount doubled. but nothing
mat "rialiZcd
railways clever pitching and
standinS lights Of the day.
III. SCOfc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
MICHIGAN SWIMMERS ENTER
VIII Make First Appearance In Inter.
collegiate Conference Aquatic
Events.

ANN ARBOR. MICH. April 2e.-Tbe
FIRST University of Michigan swim :
ming team will make its appearance
IN the intercollegiate Conferences A.
a. contests next winter, If the present
l plahs of The university athletic as
Up TO this time the Maize and Blue
has never been officially represented
i'll aquatic sports because no first ella IS
swimming pool has been available,
The new Michigan Union Clubhouse.
now nearing completion, will contain
modern pool with generous facilities
for spectators. II an agreement is
reached by the union andthe univer-
sity officials. the pool will be available
for the training of aquatic teams. as
we'll as for public water contests.
In anticipation OF Mchigan's en- :
trance into Western Conference aqua
TIC sports, u number OF students have
been undergoing training in tho loca
Y. NJ. G. a., under the tu.slagc of
Trainer +. G.. Drulard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
stockton street Team Wins.

In Il game that threatened to exceed
the usual plumber OF innings. Chesa-
pcake and Ohio went down in defeat.
II 10 -. before the strong Stockton
Strc4 team, after trying me score in
the ninth.
For the winners. Allen pitched good
ba and won his game with Il Two
Dagger in tho ninth. Priddy starred
and Pcrcivai starred in the field.
For the losers, Cosby Was easily the
star with the willow, followed closely
by McGhce. Dreamer and Powell
played Il good gume in the Ncld.
Boxes homer in the ninth came near
bringing disaster to Stockton Street
Inc sCOrC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
GETS SPARRING PARTNER
Dun Daily. Pittsburgh Giant, VIII Helm
10 Train Challenger for
big UOut.

NEW YORK. April o6.-Jack DeE n
say has managed TO obtain a spa q
partner who is almost as big as Je
willard. This is Dan Daily, the Pilts-
the ring few years ago when the
white nope craze was at it's heignt
Daily's ring record is not an iusDir-
ing one. but he onae stopped Al Palzer
lie is game and willing and is sure
TO be OF great help TO Dempsey, who
likes to fight at top speed even In
his workouts.
Dempsey has had a hard time locat-
ing boxers who are willing to take
his terrific blows, and he counts him
self very lucky TO have signed Daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
MANY CARS ENTERED IN
LIBERTY SWEEPSTAKES
Field Of Famous Driver. VIII Compcte
. Tor S'0,oU' Pri.c ut Indianapolis
Speedway.
INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. April GO
II>iihsn no,s entries Tor the 500-milc
until May /. the nrosn "s so n 9o1 c doiG
OF more than ,hirty-t three cars for the
Sao,on0 prize that the Indianapolis
SpccdWay has offered for the event on
May ~ are very bright at this time
twenty-thrcc cars have been entered
and tho field of drivers includes some
OF the greatest.
While the armistice has been signed
less than six months and peace has
not yet been concluded, the field viii
nave Enropean drivers among it's
i9l$ event; will pilot a car and hopes
TO repeat his victory OF six years ago
Jean ChasSaSnc Will come over and
p nn,ifo, an English car: While Andre
famed racer. has not officially entered
lie is on his way to America and viii
enter rs soon as he arrives in New
Ralph De Palma, the winner 'o Of the he
l"lo event Along with De Palma may
Cooper; Dario Rcsta, 1915 ehamp rtar;
Louis Chevrolet; Raiph Milford. n
Vanderbilt winner, and Eddie Puilcn.
the only American driver ever TO win
car. 9" 'ea'
The Pacific coasts interes. will be
divided ihis year. Clifford Durant, the
OF Oakland. will drive the car with
which he won the Tacoma race last
July and the Santa Monica road race
chalnpionship. Earl Cooper has a big
following in California. Eddie Hearne
WI drive the car that Gil Anderson
dr"Ts 70 third place in the 1915 race
the Frenchman who gained fame on
Inc art tracks has the car with which
roscoe Sarles won two races this
season on the Los Angeles Ascot Park
speedway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
FAMOUS TENNIS PLAYERS
RETURN TO GAME SOON
Washburp. Williams and Dean ,Inthc,
No" In France. Hut Expected
Inck In June,

NEW YORK. April 2G.-It is quite
iNc!E ih"t by the middle OF July, when
ihG biS grass court tennis tournaments
VIII be in fun swing. there Will lie
seen IN competition again all Of the
high class players who have been in
n" service.
y cons !dcrabIe number Of them arc
back nov. and Ne nrst half OF Tn.
season Viii be made notable by their
r ,,,S;,r CHEF among the latter are
aud doubles champion. Who vas RANK
cd No in 1916.
lie received his discharge az :, lieu
tenant IN ihe NavY in March: George
NJ church, No. 3, in The same year.
VINO Was 4 captain III the aviation sec
tohi former doubles champion car
'hc1 j. 'PccknJ Griffin. No. i. who
Wills j.. Davis, 30 s. who recently
returned from France where lie was IL,
me AVIATION end OF tho service: Joseph
j. Armstrong, No. 3 who was An en-
.i@n and twice crossed To France. and
i2rm"r singles and doubles champion
Maurice H. McI>oughiim. who, although
siHI an ensign in the Navy, won the
Io!on"da tournament in February
In addition 20 these. there .s cham
n.oh u ~. Murray. who, during the
and those OF our allies: W. T. ridden.
second No. In the present ranking
VINO vas in the service tut aid not
TWs' !, 2NG ,rsIi and Fred IL; Alexander.
iiehiya Kumngae. c. :. Garland. $. II.
NoShcN ana T. r. Pcil, al! OF whom
are IN the present first ten.
~ the men sin overseas Cant. w
NJ "ashhurn, No. in 1916. and who
Is Win the American Army OF Occu-
patton at Coblenz, has written that he
expects TO leave for home the middle
o. June. Former champion Capt. r..
~ w IlEams. second. who is on CEN
Dean Mathey, No 10. are still in
France. 1t is probable that Villa ms
and A1aihey will come home soon afte,
ne inter-a!lied games, which are 10
DC hcld in Paris in May and early June
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
RICHMOND GOLFERS ACTIVE
TOURNAMENTS IN FULL
SWING AT ALL CLUBS
Nnckay Tells OF Attractions OF Ancient
sport and OF Its Introduction
Here at Lakeside.
DY T.. j. MACKAY,
Chairman Golf Committee, Country
Club OF Virginia.


Probably there is no outdoor sport
in this country which has made such
strides during the past twenty-five
years as the royal and ancient game
Of golf.
After a very modest start II has
spread throughout the length and
breadth of the land until it has be-
come firmly established and is par
ticIpated in alike by young and old.
1t offers the very best sort Of re-
Taxation for the tired business man
and xnti,t at the same time the strenuous
from II that he desires.
First COurse ut Lakeside.
COZ was hIet PLAYED IN Hichmond
fostered by the old Lakeside Wheel
Club uater the LAX Country Club.
We nov lind established the Country
Club Of Virginia. with it's 1000 mem
bcrs, the lisSmitaEc club and the Lake
side Suburban club.
Since the opening Of the Country
Club OF Virginia Win is eighteen
hole course at Westhamp.on, develop
ment has been rapid and we now have
tichmond players competing and hold
out the Middle Atlantic States
nichmond Player. win uonnrs
In the year 1912 Richmond players
came TO the front with a rash. and the
NNc.man team. Of the Country Club
Of Virginia. ably led by William ii.
Iaimer, Jr.. captured the team hunors
IN the Middle Atlantic states. winning
ten out of fourteen home and home
matches with teams from Wilmington,
Del; Baltimore. Washington and Nor
folk
The Country Club OF Virginia team
also holds the state team champion
snip and in addition many Individual
bers.
The course At Wcsthanpton, laid out
oyer beautifully rolling country, Is AN
ideai training school for the young and
inckperienced golfer. I:epietc with
natural hazards. accurate golf must
DC played II low scores are TO result.
Zig Journeys Coming soon
The present year promises to be a
DIE one IN the sport. tournaments
arc IN fuii swing and the Round Robin
event at the Country club Is cyokinE
much interest and incidentally some
surprises in the various sixtc.ns.
me qualifying round for the club
championship Is scheduled for Satur-
day, May Il, ana should nnd all ,he
players in iopnotch form.
a number OF Richmond PLAYERS OK
pect 10 take part in the Baltimore
country Club Invitation tournament
May and 10. Following this comes
tho Middle Atlantic states champion
snip tournament at the Columbia club.
Washington. -. G. In early June.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
WILL HOLD DUAL MEET
Firxt-Rear Track Team OF Universitv
and Woodbury. Forest Runners
to Compete.

>, CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April 20
The tirst-year track team at the UNI
versity OF Virginia will meet Wood
Lambeth Field Monday afternoon.
ushering in the 1919 track season. The
Original plan was to have triangular.
meet but word has been received thar
augusta Military Academy. the third
contestant, would be unable to enter.
inc meet VIII consist OF tho follow.
ing events: l0o-yard dash, 22O-yard
run. auarter-mile run. half-miie run.
mile mile, run high hurdles, low hurdles,
jump. javelin throw, hammer throw
and discus throw
Other meets are planned and while
Ho1 denniteiy closed yet, there Is little
doubt that the itrstyear team will hava
moro chances on the cinder path.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Fine Handicap Horses.

Among the handicap horses OF the
hrst class that may FIRST show their
1919 form in the Pimiice Spring handi-
cap are: sunny Slope. Cudgcl. Lucul-
lite. Regal Lodge, Papp. Starmaster.
llollistcr Crimper. Boniracc. Crank
Omar Khayyam. Weaty Hogna. Old
Rosebud, Naturalist. Corntasscl Bor-
row and Bondage. And in addition to
these veterans it is likely that the
Pim!ice Spring handicap will attract
several of the more precious of the
training specifically for the Kentucky
and Latonia derbys. probably will be
one of the three ycar-olds that will
tackle the veterans. Blue Laddic, an
other gelded candidate for the derbys
of the west may be another.
The Maryland Jockey Club will offer
no purse this spring OF lesser value
in added money than $1,000. And there
will he a steeplechase AT Pimiico track
on each of the fifteen days of the May
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
BIS Journeys Coming Soon.
FIGHTERS FINISH TRAINING
Leonard md NItchic Ready for uuut
In Newark Mondu. Night.
brennan Referee.

NEW YORK. April 2G.--Thc stage is
set Tor the liitchic- Leonard bout at
Newark, y. j., Monday night
with tho selection Of william I
brennan Tor referee from a long lis,
OF candidates. hnal ARRANGEMENTS haV..
peen completed. brennan did not press
his candidacy ana I, Was cNpectei
iiank Lewis would supervise the SCRAP.
Hut the selection meets with the an
ptoVai 81 All. as he Is We'll known ns :,
thoroughly reliable and capable Official
me Two contestants wound UP th,i.-
trlin!hs today.
IL Understood both intend TO dn
the iirst SIX rounds at ton snc.d ayt
Iocal ians are confident they Viii vii
ness very spectacular match
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Old Slim.

Sallcc. the celebrated southpaw, now
with the Cincinnati Club. has gone
10 the hospital to have some liGamcnts
in his back attended to. Many an
athlete has strained ligaments In his
rack trying TO convert into home runs
the modest offerings of this same
Slim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
HARVARD WITHOUT COACH
Leary, Assistant to Percy IInughton,
Announces That He Cannot
Direct Crimson.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS, April 2G.-M

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, April 2G-With
the announcement made by l.. H.
Icary %. chief assistant to u. D.
Ilaughton, 90, as head coach OF the
Harvard varsity football cleVens or
the past few years. that he will be
unable TO coach the Crimson next fall
on account OF business reasons, the
Harvard football coaching situation
becomes even moro complicated and
uncertain than II was the day after
MIR. llaughton made his announcement.
lcary was generally picked as the
man WHO would succeed his former
chief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
indianapolis Buy. Two Players.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 20
Bob Steele. pitcher Of the New York
National League Baseball Club. was
purchased by the local American AS
sociation Club today, according to an
nounccment made by Manager Jack
Hendricks. Outficldcr Paul Smith, Of
the Boston Nationals. was Durcha sed
yesterday by the local club. Smith is
in the American EXpcditionary Forces
and II is not known when he will be
returned from Europe. steele is eX-
pccted to report at once to the locals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
is GEORGIA FALLS VICTIM TO SPORTS1
Talcott, Star Yale
Hurler, Joins Tigers

NEW YORK, n. ". April &C.
Frank Tnlcou, star pitcher OF Yale
University baseball team last year,
Inns signed contract with the ne
troit American League baseball
Club. lie will report Immediately
mt Detroit.
Pitching for Yale Inst acason,
Inicott made remarkable record,
winning every game he pitched, in
Guiding two each from Harvard and
Princeton Universities. and one
cnch from Cornell. Pennsylvania and
WESLEYAN Universities and Dart
mouth college. Hc shut out Har-
rnrd University, to o., In "a game
on Soldiers Field last spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
4 FIippant Jest.

The Senate at Providence. II. IT, pass
cd tho Sunday Baseball bill authoriz-
ing baseball on the Sabbath. The
church members of that city are fight
ing the. measure, fearing. perhaps. tina,
it might become known as an act
Of Providence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
*. OF C..a 1nke CLOSE Contc.t.

The knights o. Columbus came from
behind in the last Of the ninth yester-
day and won tight game from New
tom Woodward, the score being 70 =.
Lehman pitched fine game until
the ninth. when he developed wild
streak, issuing four bases on balls,
which. coupled with clean single,
made the necessary two runs to win.
Although not pitching such brilliant
ball as his opponent. LYDIA. for tho
Il. G., WAS steady throughout especial
~ in the pnchcs.
j. T.. N!ssley played fine game at
short. fielding all chances clearly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

IN "a slugtcst yesterday at Fulton tho
Eulton ~ {. defeated the Church IIili
got of 10 an early start and gathorcd
ten runs off RATIO before he was taken
McGehec went in in the sixth inning.
ana allowed two scattered hits. The.
bank team hit Rogers, Fulton's star
pl'cher hard at times, getting seven
runs ana eight hits III five innings.
ne hitting OF Wilkinson and Nc
Gchcc We're features.
Next week ihe bank team will play
inc Fuiton boosters in fulton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
nIoomer Fcncing Tcnm Cnntnin.

NEW GUKN, ApriI 2b.-M. j. BLOOM
or, Jr., twenty. captain Of the Column
bia University fencing team for the
last season, was chosen to lead the
varsity foilsmen for the coming year
The Blue and White team had n very
successful season, winning the Inter
collegiate Fencing League champions
ship for the second successive year.
In addition to this, Bloomcr won tho
individual honors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
n. II. Brauer Lands victory.

The strong nine of r b. Brauer
9}utciassed Grace street Baptist Satur-
oay IN tast and steady game Man
win ms boys. and seemed TO be very
much pleased.
Inc million dollar intieid was there
OF Kennedy.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Carroll WIN Lead w. & }. Eleven.

WASHINGTON. April 26.-At a de-
ferred election meeting this week. l..
T.. Carroll. OF Scottdalc. for two years
varsity left end, was unanimously
chosen captain Of the Washington and
Jefferson College football team for
next TALL succeeding w. T.. Henry, of
Mansfield, Ohio. Carroll did not play
last TALL having left college at the end
of his sophomore year TO go into war
service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Entity" A-buck,e Purchase. Club.
IRy Associated prc,,

pd Los AEfaGiIE s CAL, April 2s,--
roscoe (Fatty'C Arbuckle. motion
picture actor, has purchased con-
trolling interest In the Vernon Club
or the Pacific Coast baseball league
according to announcement today by
Thomas j. Darmody. former owner.
who still retains a small interest in
the organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
SILENT BOYS BEAT TREDEGAR
Iron Men Fnll Before HurIiuE oil
Powell md Struggling Of
Opposing IOsscrs.

In we'll played game on the Clarkc
Spring diamond the Silent Athletic
team defeated the Tredcgars by the
score of 6 TO ,. Beaslcy and Powell,
OF the Silent team. come in for credit.
Although Bcaslcy suffered a sprained
ankle In the seventh inning, lie con-
tinued playing throughout tho game
Silent Athletics Tre,lepars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

Newton Woodward looOopl %
knights OF columDus.........o 0 u o | O 0 .,
Summary Two base hits.-Mo-gan. Chit
Ing Tengsey LYDIA t9}, Sacriice hits
pitched BALI. l.. Nissey i2) Swccman.
Hurch Left on bascs-Newton- w oodw ri.
IL: Knights Of Coimmbus. H. Bases on balls
OF l;"hman {: on LYDIA. {. IItts--On Lob
man. in nine innings: OFT LYDIA. in nine
innings. Struck out-By Lehman IL: by
LYDIA. S. Time OF game l:65. Umpire.
Harnpto. Scorer. j. H. silver. Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Stockton st.
c, & O.


s s % 81 ;;...:::::::::::::ssi55G55G-I:;
summary: rwo-bas hits-Crcamcr. Cos
". Thomas. Allen. Three has. hlts--Cosby.
Home runs--cosby. Bozc. friGdy. Stolen
bascsnMc Alliss,sr. Andrews o., McCihee
CD, Bozc. Hit b. pitched blll-i'owell.
.iascs balls-om Walthall. &, or Me-
Mister. z; li.is-on waithali, in : in
.iiien. 2: by McAllister. J.: hy Burton l.
Tine Of game. 2:l5. Umpire. Bahen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

Tho Fulton B0Ostors ycstcrdny de-
ieat"d the First English Lutheran
sunday school by the score OF II to Q.
Tho features Of the game were tho
pitching Of Brccdcn ana the fielding OF
The Boosters.
Iha sunday School had one chance
!" score when Burrows tr!picd but
Brcehen frightened w End held them
at takWUoG nest week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Battle Axe
RiverSide Down. Laurel Street.

Heavy slugging by both teams fea
tured the game between the Riverside
and Laurel Street teams yesterday
Riverside won by the score OF 81 to 20
The playing OF Barfoot and SIaven
for the dweners-b by theta mes, and of
street nine was unusually good
Score by innings: r.
Riverside ....,...5 80 oe4 1x-ai
Laurel Street 10 O o 4 8 I ! 90
Batteries: Blankenship and Miller;
Wyatt and Priddy.