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New Britain herald., 1919-10-09
FELLOWSHIP CLUB.

The young people of the Center church Fellowship club will gather around the fireplace in their club room in the church chapel on Friday oIenin at o'clock. Members of the executive committee have promised to furnish d novel entertainment. Light refreshments will also be served.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09
G, g|l11lI,ll.:l gl 1lI,ll. :lr.rlIl. lIl. Ointment
 for Skin Troubles

, Cadum Ointment has proved bless, ing to thousands who have suffered for years from irritating and stub born skin troubles. Much suffering from skin troubles may be avoided by the use of this wonderful remedy. Cadun Ointment IS good for eczcma, nimples, blotchcs, itch. scaly skin. cruptions, chatings, piles, rash, scabs
 ringworn, cuts, sores, burns, etc
 rCadum Ointment is a French preparation lmade in America from the orsina fcriNnial
New Britain herald., 1919-10-09

arc going 70 be married on Saturday
 so pack ynur bag and skitter home H> fast as you can. Take tomorrow
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-01-17
919
War Savings Stamps

The 1919 War Savings Stamps are
now placed on sale all over the coun-
try.
The 25+cent Thrift Stamps will be
the same as those now in use. 1t you
have q Thrift Stamp card which is not
full on January L, you can buy the
new stamps to Gil it.
When you have bought Is Of these
Thrift Stamps, you can take then, TO
the bank or postoffice and exchange
them for $500 War Savings Stamp.
The additional amount you pay will
be only IL cents If You get your $500
stamp this month, 13 cents II you get
ii in February, and one cent additional
for each month after that.
Thus, if you get your $500 stamp
this month it viii have cost you only
$4.12. And for that sA.i2 the Gov
ernment promises to pay you $500 in
cash five years from now.
In other words, you viii have
$500 u. S. Government Bond, and it
will have cost you only $4.12. The
difference of 88 cents is 4 per cent
compound interest on your money.
And when you have 20 of the $500
Stamps, you will own complete War
Savings Certificate, for which the
Government will pay you 500 in cash
five years from now, which will be all
you have paid for the stamps and
AT per cent interest on every
penny besides.
If you should need your money be-
fore the five years are up, you can go
to the postoffice and get 1t at any
time just the same as If you had it in
q savings bank.
The $500 War Savings Stamps are
about two-thirds the size of the 1918
issue, blue instead or green and bear
ing q portrait of Benjamin Franklin,
to distinguish them from the old
stamps.
The certificate on which the stamps
will be pasted is also different, and
much handsonler than the 1918 Ger
tificate. Instead Of being double
folder, like the 1918 certificate, it is q
single folder, and smaller in size. It
is handsomely engraved in blue, with
d decorative frame, which, when 1t is
filled with $500 stamps. makes q
handsome blue certificate.
DO not paste the old green $500
stamps of 1918 in the new folder. LII
you do, you lose q years interest for
the 1913 stamps mature in 1923, while
the new ones will mature in 1924. IL
you have q certificate partly filled with
1913 War Savings Stamps, either fill
it with the old stamps or save it as IL
Is and get = new folder Tor the new
stamps.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-01-17
Ohio Must Bring Its Boys HON

patriotic people Of the Buckeye State
so
because ognizdte rheocde nnnaton % Winor
the esshe 1emend
sthnean shoudt theirs
accomplished other
ysand tnnb 10
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-01-17
Our Duty Is Plain

you Indifferent welfare Ohio still has the duty of
troops It than duty It high privilege to reward the
ones.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-01-17
Ohio Will Meet Il

For the year 1919 Uncle Sam says to Ohio
Furnish me the money to care for your Ohio boys
until the work is done and then to bring them back
to you" Ohio will do it!
For that reason the sale Of War Savings Stamps
will continue
Itshould continue for your sake as we'll Thrift
will make your fortune. No other investment was
offered that is at safe 50 profitable, 50
advantageous to you.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-01-17

War Savings Stamps have behind them every
dollar in the United States in money or property;
they pay the big interest rate Of Az per cent free
Of al taxation; they can always be redeemed on
short notice, and they are as good as gold.
Therefore, invest your money in them for the
sake of your boy in khaki to insure his homecoming;
for the sake Of his younger brothers and sisters to
insure their welfare; for your sake, to protect
your future and for the honor Of your State and the
glory Of American arms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
QUALIFYING ROUND OF
GOLF TOURNEY TODAY
Country Club Women Players VIII
Compete for Privilege of Getting
in Mitch Hounds.

rho qualifying round for tho Coun-
try Club OF Virginia womcn's cham
pionsnip golf tourney will be played
today ana Will be eighteen holes medal
play. Three flights of eight players
each arc 10 IuNify. Included in this
number are the best women golfers OF
the club.
Special prizes will he offered for the
low gross and low net scores in the
round today. The players in the flights
VIII be drawn against each other and
vii! continue nj match play. Prizes
are ohered for the winner anu runner
up in each class.
Thc first round of match play in the
tourney Will bc on Monday. May D.
Tho second round will be on May ..
and the finals Will he staged on May
j. These dates Will only be modified
in case OF severe weather that serious
ly intcrfcrc9 with the contests.
No handicaps viii bc used in the
hrst%cieht in the match play rounds.
but In the second and third cights the
handicap allowance will be three
fourths OF the difference in handicaps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
WILL DIRECT FAIRGROUNDS
Conrh Marshall, Of Richmond College
Z" Assume Duties in Roanoke
when College Closes.

Coach Robert {. Marshall, of Rich
mond College has jus: been chosen su-
pcrN!s1r OF the Roanoke city rIav-
grounds. This VIII make Mn-shaIi 6
ihird season As director of Fairgrounds
il Roanoke
us iItos there Will begin at tn.
Close q mis- contract with the local col
I"Se ~ June, and VIII permit him TO
cntGr upon IN" Office Of coach of attn
!eics q; Rand Iph Macon College in
Roanoke has six Fairgrounds. five
Tor ,Wnic children ana one for the col
o:ch population They are under the
lo!nt management OF the city park
board ana the Womau's Civic Better
mcnt Club OF Roanoke.
IN The genera! program for plav-
ground activities there arc plans for
leagues In baseball basketball, volley-
haII ana tennis, In tho latter three
branches girls viii have leagues.
\ track meet will he held in tho
late summer, in which> teams from
the five parks Will participate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
ON PROGRAM SATURDAY
Spiders VIII rIny Indians in willinms-
burg nn' Jackets Will Tackle
Tigers mt Hnmpdcn- Sidney.

The spiders, accompanied by a large
body of students. Will cntrain AT Main
street station saturday afternoon for
" liilamShurG 10 hook up with the
William and Mary Indians at / o'clock.
40 the same time Charlie Moss viii
conduct his Eandolph- 3lacon College
squad into tarmNilic 10 engage the
liampdcn sidney ball tosscrs.
change in the loaS que standing will
come from the results OF the Jacket
Tiger encounter in Farmvillc, as both
teams are tied for second place. ON
The other hand. unless the Spiders spill
the beans in Williamsburg. there Will
he no other changes
=, should the Indians bow to the
Spiders, they will fam from their perch
10 tie Tor first honors. and the
Spiders will lock wah the losers at
Farmvillc on the other hand vic
tory for the Williamsburg nine Will
give them more advantageous hold
on premier honors
The Richmond College crowd is dc
ternined 10 shake tho hoodoo Skaggs.
who hurled two-hit game against
ihc Tigers last week. will face tho In
dams. The locals arc banking on a
cngthcncd hitting and the hif right
handcr ahendcrs to bring home the
bacon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
CARMICHAEL TO LEAD CUNT
Elected Captain Of University of Nortl,
Carolina 0uint for Next
Season.
Especial to The Times Dispatch ]

Speclai 70 The Times Dispatch
CHAPEL HILL, y. G., May billy
Carmichael, OF Durham, has just been
elected captain OF the Carolina basket
Dall team for the next season car
michael played star game at for
ward for the past two seasons and led
his teammates in the number OF points
scored. His election 10 pilot next
years squad came as a mcritcd honor
He is ono of the most popular mem
Dcrs OF the sophomore class
With the material already on hand
IN addition 10 formd varsity mon
who viii be back in college next fall
the university squad OF next season
VIII undoubtedly be stronger than this
past season team. which is SAYING
II good deal. for the past season Was
a great success
Carmichael. John Morris and Bailey
Ihipfcrt, of this years team. viii re-
turn next fan in addition to sis
Ferry OF Durham. and Carlisle Shcp-
herd, OF Wilmington former members
of the varsity ana Douglas Barney.
or WinStcn-S Salem, u former Trinity
star. Carolina also has some promis-
anS scrubs Of this year, who viii make
II hot tor those trying for next sea-
sons Qunt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
TWO UNIVERSITY TEAMS
PLAY OFF TIE TOMORROW
Carolina md NfrEiniu baseball Tenn,
'i"sh ut Greensboro TO settle
Suprcmnry.

CH-NpEL Hill. y. G.. MAJ i,~Wbon
caroIlna faces Virginia in Greensboro
s", u"ta"y ior me fourth time ;his sea-
son TO play OF the tie OF the series.
me Carolina squad will probably
Present a different lino-up from tho
| one that met the Orange and Blue on
three former occasions. Tho North
! ern trp taken by the team last week
/ convinced Coach William Lourccy That
some changes ana shifting should be
brought about
iul' only two games out OF the six
played having been lost The two
most important contests, with David
son at Winston Salem and Virginia
NJ characteristics, were Won. But Goa ch
i.ourccN viii not he satisfied with any
ihlns snort of - perfect working ma
chine and he reasons that such can
lac produced With Il few rcadiustmcnts.
Following a light practice for about
/ two days this week, that the team
may fully rccupcrate from the effects
OF the Northern trim, the players have
hecn put through hard and Stiff prac-
,ices for the game Saturday. All
other engagements that had been
scheduled for thc week. including
Eames with Wake Forest. Guiltord
college, and South Carolina, We're side
tracked and all efforts concentrated
toward putting the team in tit shape
for Saturdays classic, Each man on
the squad Will he given special attcn-
The tie OF the series was brought
about thus: Carolina lost the Iirst
game 70 \irs ina at Grecnshoro on
APRIL II by q = 10 ! score. The second
contest, which was staged at Chapel
lin on April II and which went into
a icn-lunlnG AFFAIR, resulted in 3-I
tie when The game was called accord
ina to previous agreement that tho
Virginia team might catch a train
The third of the series was won from
Virginia at Charlottesville on April
80 by a : 10 ] ssorc.
Thus il Is seen ',ut q glance that the
two teams arc about evenly matchcd
Win possibly little edge for the
Carolina squad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
GEORGIA TECH TO STAGE
INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET
Track Wen From Twelve Colleges VIII
Gnthcr in Competition for
Silver Cup.

ATLANTA. GA. May threat pro-
partitions arc being made at Gcorg ia
Tech for the big intcrcollngiatc track
meet TO he held at Grant Field on May
= Twelve colleges scattered an tho
way from North carolina 10 Missis-
Sippi have accepted tho invitation Of
Tech and Will send teams 10 the meet.
They are Wake Forest. Vanderbilt.
Furman, Scwancc. Davidson. Clemson.
Georgia, c%lcthorpc. Mercer Alabama.
Auburn and mississippi ~ and NJ The
wide interest shown is very promis-
ing and the presence OF teams from
these colleges and universities should
lring TO Atlanta more than loo men
representing the very best athletic
ability in the south
y large solid silver loving cup will
nc given as a trophy to the team win
ring tho meet. Gold. silver and bronze
medals will bc given the first three
men in cach event. Tho medals viii
show the new seal Of the Georgia
school of Technology and will bear
the Inscription Georgia Tech Athletic
Association" and the name OF the win
ncr. Additional trophies viii he given
in the relay races.
II is planned to make the meet an
annual event. The team trophy will
be held for one year by the winning
team, and will become the permanent
property OF the first college to win
the meet three times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
FERGUSON, NOT MOHR,
KNOCKED OUT IN FIGHT
Defeated Pugilist Was Sent 10 Take
Place OF LOuEhIin in Bout
With Grifiths.
hrs Associntcd r-oss.1

NEW YORK. May danny Forru-
SON. of Philadclphia. and not Waiter
Mohr. OF Eroklyn, WAS the pugilist
knocked out by Johnny Griiitis in :,
bout at Akron. Ohio. on Monday night.
rms fact was learned as tho result Of
an investigation following Mohrs pra-
test that the report Of his defeat was
untrue. and that he was in Brooklyn
AT the time the Akron bout was in
progress.
According 10 statement from Al
Lippe, OF Philadelphia, manager of
puGilists. Willie Loughlin was 10 have
met Griltiths. but. owing to illness. a
substitute was necessary. Ferguson
was sent from Philadelphia. under the
name of Mohr. TO take Toughlin's
place. Lippc admits taht he knew
ferguson boxed under the name OF
Mohr.
Matchmaker Tommy Walsh, of the
Akron club, claims he accepted Fer
cuson as Mohr on the statement Of the
puSiilst on his arrival at Akron with
"a representative of Lippc who vouche,i
Tor the boxer lmpersonatinC Mohr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
LdW Hatchers Now
Tax Our Serious
K1ckloss. Drinks Haze O. 10
Per Cent Kick IN Their
Price.
ny ARTHUR nuGsl nAEn

having tossed nimble assessno,t
on queer beer and life insurance for
rop-cyed chow dogs. Congress has
now taxed every luxury cxccpt Con-
gross That preliminary amusement
TAX was only fcclcr. Having dis
covered that the camel wasn't suffer
ing from curvature Of tho spinc. tho
old boys down in WASHINGTON prc-
pared a blacklist that included cvcrv
'hlnG from automatic teeth to tho
hinges on folding tooth picks.
The last straw hasn't busted the
omedary's suspcndcns. but the old
III ~, - sure g. getting swayhackcd.
and pleasures. the law hatchcrs ar"
aftcr our sorrows. kickicss drinks
now contain 10 rcr cent llicil-but
not in the drink. ITS in tho price
levy ON Infants Lorgncttcs.
INC boys who cook up tho tax broth
hANc even plastcred un export duty
on o., picture frames. mons powder puns
ana infants lorgncttcS.
INC iaN on picture frames will be
ropust thump TO the New York nap-
PER VINO keeps a rocue,s gallery OF
Christmas jCwclry VIII cost more
than 1T Will last.
other Injuries mentioned in thr IN =
Staggering after July /.
Thousand dollar set OF wheels on
4 Ford '''
Headaches from Bevo.
Office insomnia
poor knobs on swim cling doors
Hair tonic for toupees
Brown DcrbicS I.uxurics
broWn derbies. purple vests and in
diVidua1 boxes for Sardincs. may he
C>assed as luXruics, but alarm clocks
Tor cotill!on leaders and ABEL bou-
aucts Tor after dinner speakers are
AS essential as elbows to an orchestra
leader.
The cookoo who thought OF every
iElnS to be taxed is probably parked
IN looiish garage suffering from n
hone bruisc in tho hat The fat rascal
even proposed Il double ba rrclled fine
on two -rronged Prince Albert coats.
- per cent on each section Of the
coat tail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
FAMOUS JAP TO COMPETE
ENTRY IN OLD DOMINION
TOURNEY SEEMS CERTAIN
Tennis Teams OF Country Club mud
University of Virginia WIN Meet
Tomorrow.

Ichya KumaEoc the marvellous Jana
nosc tennis player, - sNpcctcd 20 take
part III the Old Dominion Tennis Tour.
namcnt. which viii DO held ut the
Country Club or Virginia the week OF
June .. From assurances received by
the tennis committee ii seeiuS certain
that the widely known racketcr will
classic
Other tennis players OF national
prominence are also expected TO he
present for the tourney which is open
90 All players i'll the United states.
ihe COMMITTEES is not set in position
10 HhnouiNe any names OF those who
VIII come from various partS OF the
country. but Indications for the best
tourney IN many years are bright.
-, FIRST Match Play Tomorrow.
Tnc tennis season of the Country
otuo Will be opcncd officially tomorrow.
when the club team and the tauuis
team or the .Cnirersity of Virginia
personnel OF the Country club team
VIII be Erskinc Eutord. PCyton Elem
INK. John y, Coke. u. Fitzhu-h LAT
ISrtF, Bernard Rohh and Allen Morton.
rms scNtcttc comprises the fastest
raSNci wiclderS ~ the club.
.N1Ith'ng is known OF the personnel
OF Inc University team. Tho wcarcrS
OF the Orange ANA Eluc. however are
always fast on the court and the team
IS generally made up OF some OF tho
S.eEerest young tennis players in the
VIII Stage Monthly Tourncys
CommcncinE this month tennis tour
news Tor tho members of tho Country
Ctuh VIII be held each month This
sport. like all others, was at low cbb
uurinE the period OF the war while
many OF the tennis PLAYING members
were III service. but with the return
OF a number of them, a successful
season seams assured. Trophies are
Journeys.
The match with the University Of
Virginia team is tho first OF a Series
mat the tennis committee has ARRANGED
LOT me summer months. Matches wNl
DC Played with teams from Washing
Ion, Norfolk, l.rnchburS and other
| cues some Will bc PLAYED on Tho
CLUB courts here and others out of
John A. Coke. Jr. is chairman Of tho
country Club tennis committee. and
ranks as one of it's best players.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
BANK TEAMS PLAY TODAY
Merchants National and National St,,c
mud City Outfits Meet at
Byrd Park.

Merchants National and National
state and City ball teams will play
this afternoon in an effort 10 break
the tie for second place in the Bank
ers' League.
At this time four teams arc tied for
TINS position and the team winch
wins today Will he tied with tho 20
Geral ltescrvc for first honors The
bahkerS League has gotten of 10 an
suspicious start and much enthusiasm
prevails at every game. This is par
tcu!arly noticeable among the fair
Merchants National PLAYERS hovc
worked hard to get themselves in
shape for the game and arc looking
forward TO victory. Luck Will likely
40 the twirling. while Solan VINO in
jurcd his finger in one of last weeks
games. viii probably catch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
Dave Robertson to
Join Giants Today

The New York National League
Club has announced Tint Dave
robertson. former riSht-Gcldcr, who
has not played bnIi since the IDI1
season, will report tO the club to-
day. Ii Is understood hero that
nobertson VIII be used by Manager
McErnw i'm n tradc.
Nobcrfson WINS In Richmond until
n short time nso working with the
Federal Department OF Justice
ABOUT two months nEo John Me-
Crnw cnmc here especially To sec
DnNc In mn effort 10 have him sign
up with tho Giants ngRiu. At that
TING. Robertson declared that he
was through with baseball.
Inter he cSinccd n desire to play
with tho Warrington Americans
and tried ~ arrange for n transfer,
but found this impossible.
NobcrtSon's return to tho diamond
viii come uncApcctCdlN ~ n number
OF his friends WHO rrnIl! Thought
TINT he Noutd never again plnS
professional baseball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
Leonard and waugh Not Mntchea.

Lilly GIBSON, manAEcr OF Eonny Loo
nard, declared today that he has not
matched Leonard as vet for bout
with Hobhy Waugh the Texas fighter.
lie says that tho only bout nc has
for Leonard is with Jack FERRY. Of
Pittsburgh at the Duqucsnc Garden.
in Pittsburgh, on May or 10. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YANKS' COMEBACK FATAL
MAKE q RUNS IN NINTH
AND DEFEAT SOX, TO 3
Loose pitching OF Mays and Poor Sum
port Lose Opening Home Gimme
for Boston.
rBv Associated prc~.1

BOSTON May 1!-Itoston lost It's
home opening game to New York, : to
.. Mt Fcnwny Park today. Loose pitch
ing by Mays and indifferent support
were factors in the visitors triumph.
MoSridge filled the bases with none
out in the eighth with his team lead
ing to l. Quinn then relieved
Mogridgc and Boston tied the score
only to sec tho visitors. with two out
iii the ninth. mako four runs on Il
double, II single, three errors, Il Wild
Fitch and two bases on balls.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
Columbia onrsmnn out.

NEW YORK, May i.-Colum bin g
rowing outlook received a setback
when Robert Steinschneider, prospcc-
tive stroke oar and the logical candl-
date FOR caDtain Of the varsity crew
announced to tho university athletic
authorities that because of the Illness
Of his Rather II would be impossible
for him to row again this sDrinc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS.
rhiindclpliiu, Washington tr,in).
Shirago-St. l.ouis twct grounds).
Detroit. y; Cleveland, l.
New York. =; Boston. 5.
MAYOR HYLAM SIGNS BILL
BnSchnil VIII BE Played In New YorJ
on sunday After 4:
o'clock

today signed thc ordinance nasscd h..
inc board or aldermen last TUESDAY
which permits tho playing OF profcs
siohal baseball on Sunday after .
o. CLOCK. The ordinance also Drovid = 6
ihat tho same admission fec as is
charged for week days shall be charged
on Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
TRACK MEET CALLED OFF,
I n Su fIicicnt Entries Cause Indefinite
POStpOrrncnt OF Collegiate
tindcr Path Events.
fSnncin, n rhn Iimns-nisnn.c

T.NNtTIII = ITO 7 !IlcS -IJfSpHIC N.I
BbAGkSECHG, "a, May 1.-The V.
NJ. i.-Nireinia Tech game was called
of TODAY on account OF wet grounds.
Elon Will play here tomorrow and
SATURDAY.
The Virginia /. \. \. track meet to
canceilnd "winr to insuficicnt entries
ny certain Of participating colleges.
No future date has been set for tho
meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
SMITH JOINS DODGERS
signs EhbeE' Contract Upon Arrival 8,
New York After TWO Year.
In Service.
rRy Associated rrnr

NEW YORK. May 1.-Shcrrod Smith.
inc left ha ndcd pitcher Of tho Brook :
jyn Nationals. joined his team here
iocaN after nearly TWO years service
in the army.
smith signed contract with prcsi.
dent Enbets. OF the BROOKLYN CHM I'm
mcdiatcly on arriving here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
Cleveland.
Detroit.
Rated for O'Ncill in seventh
l:4ttoi for EnHrnann In seventh
ghatird for philips in ninth.

Detroit ...... n n
cleveland ....,,' y q q q q n :
mann; 5nsh' Sno%kcr ,2', smith, Graney.
NipIci :'N=cS- Bush. Johnston co Double
nlay-Chnpman and johnston Loft on
haSes-pctroit. 10: cleveland. ; First l,,.s
~ FIo' 81, .troit. J. Bis~r h.ii---,:f
,H;3.iand. =; on Covecskic. i off phillips. =
i,iitS--on CoNcleskir. II In innings OF
i MANS III by I,chcr--by Cov"l.stle !
tti!lSon). lt7lk--corcl cS kic Struck out
hy Boland. . hy Enzriann Win -
---coEe!csk'" Losing pitcher. Covc!cskis =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
MACK BECAME MANAGER
of PITTSBURGH IN 1894
& Refused Job Mt First Because OF Loy-
Is atty to Leader Who Was
to BE DcposCd.
sLUCk WAS AGAINST PIRATES
Under Comics Direction Team Con-
" inucd to Play Badly and Ended
Season in Seventh Place, but lie
Was Retained as Manager.
LUCK WAS AGAINST PIRATES

This Is tho NTH chapter of
series of articles concerning Con-
mic MaCi<. The entire story Is based
on mn interview with the rennri>-
able leader of the Athletics. II is
story which reveals many inside
incidents and theories Of Connie
Mack, which heretofore hnrc never
been given to the public by the
1SphinN of baseball"