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Newark post., 1920-09-22
PROHIBITION PARTY
TO HOLD CONVENTION
AT DOVER TOMORROW

A convention of the Prohibition
Party is called to assemble in the
Court House at Dover, on Thurs
day, September %, at II a. M,
standard time, for the purpose of
considering nominating Electors
of President and Vice-President;
endorsing as candidates for ex-
ecutive and legislative offices can
didates who can be depended on to
enforce the 18th Amendment and
the Volstead Act; and selecting
for all offices persons who shall
Newark post., 1920-09-22
NEWARK BALL PLAYER
HOME AFTER SUCCESS
FIJI SEASON

Ralph Robinson returned home
on Saturday after a successful
baseball season with Hanover, in
the Blue Ridge League, which
team he played third base most of
the season.
Young Robinson signed with
Waynesboro of the same league
early in the season, but was later
sold to Hanover. About a month
ago that team was short of pitch
ers and tried out the Newark youth
in the box. He made good in that
position and defeated his former
Waynesboro teammates in the final
game of. the season by close
score in an eleven-inning game.
He has signed with Hanover for
next year.
Newark post., 1920-09-22
At the Newark Opera House, Wednesday 29th

troops entered Chester county on
their way to the Battle of Brandy
wine.
About ten days ago representa-
tives of the Chester County His
torical Society, who will erect the
marker, visited the scene of the
Battle of Brandywine, followed
the supposed route of the British
to the Delaware line and decided
upon the location of the marker.
During the trip the delegation
was presented with a cannon ball
recently dug from tree in the
vicinity.
Those comprising the commit
tee were: Lewis X. Stubbs, treas
urer; Professor Smith Burnham
DR.. Samuel G. Schumacher, DR.
Marley, Lewis Lafferty, John M
Walker. Hockessin.
Newark post., 1920-09-22
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORHO0D
As told by Correspondents and Exchanges
PLEASANT HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Mabery of Smyr-
ma, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
|CrossIcv and children of Clayton,
DEL, were Sunday guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Warren Buckingham.
Mrs. Katharine Buckingham and
son willard were visitors with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson, of
near Appleton on Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. S. w. Pierson had
| as their guests on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs Fred Campbell of Will
|mington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Whiteman
| and Mrs, Sue Whiteman were re-
cent visitors with Mr.. Amos
Whtteman and family Of Sylmar,
: Nd.
Miss Ellen Dwyer has been
spening several days with her
sister, Mr.. D. A. Horgan, of
hHmlngt0n,
Mrs. Lyd.e Kelley, Of Harmony
Delaware. II visiting Mr., and Mrs
W. P. Sttnson.
Miss Madeline Fell, of Whining
ION, has returned home after
Spending the summer with hel
cousin, Miss Edna Worrall.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dashel
and son Lloyd, Of near Middle
,oWn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Franci:
LeS!lt Hall, Of Newark, spent the
Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Davis.
Mr. George Geoghegan spen
me weekend with his schoo
cnum, Courtney Cummings.
Newark post., 1920-09-22
AS THEY DEAL WITH THEM
IN PENNSYLVANIA

Declaring that Sophomores of
Franklin and Marshall College
who attempted over the weekend
to plaster Lancaster with placards
are suffering from a mild form of
insanity, Alderman w. S. Dobler
Monday imposed a fine of Sc upon
Paul G. Scufft, Bedford county,
the only student captured by the
police. Scufft was also forced to
pay so cents for the cleaning of a
policeman's pants which were
soiled in making the arrest.
Scufft's arrest followed a chase
of the bucket and brush brigade
through the tobacco warehouse
sesction, in which shots were fired
by the police. The plans of the
students were completely upset.
Newark post., 1920-09-22
LOCAL w. c. T. u. LEADER
DELEGATE TO INTER
NATIONAL CONVENTION

Mrs. Mary B. Donnell was re-
Gently named one of the delegates
to represent the Delaware w. c. T.
U. at the international Congress
on Alcoholism which is in session
at Washington, D. C. this week.
Governor John G. Townsend,
Mrs. Georgia G. Pierce, State
president, and her secretary, Mrs.
J. NJ. Graves, both of Milford
Miss Lillian Cade, Milton, and
Mrs. Ella D. Cordrey, Harrington,
are. also delegates.
Newark post., 1920-09-22
GIVES FISHING PARTY
FOR OCCUPANTS OF
RED MEMS HOME

Early last Friday morning, the
veteran Red Men from the Fra
ternal Home were taken on fish
ing party by Mr.. Russell who ar
ranged with William Hudson to
convey them and the usual picnic
lunch to Woodlawn Beach.
A big haul of cells, crabs, and
other water phenomena rewarded
their efforts and a swarm of soci-
able mosquitoes made friendy
overtures to them throughout a
thoroughly enjoyable day.
Newark post., 1920-09-22
Newport Grange Holds Picnic

Members of Delaware Grange
held their annual picnic at Au-
gustine Beach, Thursday. The trip
was made in automobiles and was
enjoyed by about 80 of the men,
bers. Supper was spread and
served cafetaria style, which ar
rangement proved what large
eaters some of the members are,
as they returned so many times
for helpings it was impossible to
keep account of the trips they
made. After supper the folks en-
loved a social time before motor
ing back to Newport.
Newark post., 1920-09-22
Will Hear Politics
From All Angles

MISS Jeanette Eckman, assist
o. Sls secretary of the Republican
|uys'e W., Committee will address the
sAmlhgton High School Alumnae
SssSoclatlon on Monday evening,
||sN'p'emoer ~ q, in the restroom OF
p;; rt ou Pont Building. Mrs. Henry
n,UseIy, of Dover, will present the
sIIauocratlc arguments to the
n,;y tualnae. Miss Ellen Samworth
f,n,.. n dlscuss women in politics
,isn. n an independent point OF
Newark post., 1920-09-22

represent the high ideals for
which the party has stood in the
past.
1t will be a mass convention and
all who are in sympathy with
these ideals are invited to partici-
pate. The hand of fellowship will
be gladly extended to the newly
enfranchised women of our State.
Lewis w. Brosius, Chairman,
State Prohibition Committee.
Newark post., 1920-09-22
WHO'S NEXT!

Press reports last week of a
cornstalk on the Lafferty property
which measured IA feet 7 inches,
said to be the tallest in the State,
has brought to light other aspir-
ants in this line. William Lasier,
better known as Dutch Billy" re
ports a stalk measuring 16 feet 4
inches which he claims is the
State champion.
Newark post., 1920-09-22
RODY OF CHERRY
HILL SOLDIER BROUGHT
FROM FRANCE

The body of Private Phineas
Peterson, SON of John T. Peterson,
Elkton, who was killed in battle
in France in 1918, was brought to
his parents home this week from
France, and interment made IN
Cherry Hill cemetery.
Newark post., 1920-09-22
WILL ERECT MARKER All
NILES FARM SATURDAY

An interesting ceremony Will
take place next Saturday when a
handsome bronze table will be
erected on the James Miles farm
in New Garden twonship, just
over the Delaware line, to deslg-
nate the spot where the British
Newark post., 1920-09-22
Apples Plentiful in
Lower New Castle Co.

Apples are plentiful in the
vicinity of Blackbird and are SELL
ing for 25 cents a basket. Many
farmers are rying apples for win
ter use, as it is too early to bury
or store them.
The market for apples appears
to be at a standstill, as they will
not pay for picking and shipping.
Vinegar is being made from the
apples and stored in hogsheads.
The farmers think they can find
sale later in the season when the
fruit may be in demand for evap-
oration and vinegar.
Newark post., 1920-09-22
BANKS
TOWN COUNCIL

Fnvrss' TRUST COMPANY
,,.,4;r1 oe Directors every Tuesday
crr~,px ~,y, 'T.->r AND SAFE DEPosInCo.
No.ting nai Of Directors every Wednesday
syenins a: o clock
Newark post., 1920-09-22

eff the boys of this city who
have no education must pay for
their offenses when they are
brought into this Court" said the
Alderman, then the college stu
dents certainly will not escape
punishment"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
INDIANS PLAN FIELD EVENT
"ltinm and Mary Students 10 Hold,
Track heet at williamsburg
Thursday Afternoon

Sp"c!ai 70 The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April ID
Athletes in William and Mary Col
ieEe are waiting the report Of tho
Judges revolver which formally will
, ,,i; nr,ie the animal field day ear
Coach Driver probably viii ind " tha
competition spirited
Ihe following events will be run
on IN III: order named: One hun
cred yard dash: 22o-yard dash: 40
yard dash: $50 yards; one mile: two
miles: 22o,yard low hurdles; i2o.yarI
hish hurdles: running broad jumn:
running high jump; pole vault; dis
Gus shoiput and javelin throw. Men
MhV are playing ON the basebsil team
NH return home from Ashland
uhursday. and participate in the
IN this even, Coach Driver viii,
Set i:ns on his track material.
aely Will be taken to Hichmond to
hnat,Sipatc in III" Eastern Virginia
intercollegiate Athletic Association
meet there on May IA and Is. Mer-
vm ; mere nave offered literal
athletic event is running high
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
BASEBALL COMMISSION
ADDS ANOTHER CIRCUIT
sunday School IcnEuc Given CInss &
Rating by Governing
IlOtIy

One more league was added to the
circuits now playing under the ANA
teur Baseball Commission of Rich
mond last night when the governing
body took In the East End Sunday
School League. The organization.
which was granted a rating OF Class
{ by the commission. is composed OF
four Sunday Schools OF the East End.
oakwood Avenue Baptist. Union Sta
ton Methodist, st. Johns Episcopal
and East End BAPTIST.
X. il. Brocddus. president OF tho
commission. has agreed to take the
new circuit in after having com
lnunicated with II. ~. Frostick and
o. H.. Frostick, president and score
tary-treasurer. respectively. OF the
new league. The circuit already has
secured its diamonds and started
playing last Saturday. Games of last
Saturday will count in the champion
shin series Of eighteen battles. The
last games Will be played the second
Saturday in August
Managers of the teams are az fol-
lows: Oakwood., o. II. Pugh: Union
Station. a. II. Mayo: St. Johns, II. G..
pascday: East End Baptist. A. L..
Wiltshire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
FIRST YEAR ATHLETES
DEFEAT FORK UNION
Richmond College "Rats" Win
Track Meet by Nose-Final
SrOre 10 IN 20.

With the rain streaming down
Stadium Field, nj Westhampton. yes
tcrday afternoon was the scene or
one OF the closest track meets
in the history of this city when the
varsity team OF Fork Union Military
Academy encountered the Richmond
College freshmen in dual track
meet. The track was heavy and in
tho running events the men found
the going rough. Each cntrant failed
10 let the rain cast a dampcr upon
his spirits and put plenty OF snap
and dash into his work.
So close was the meet that IL re-
manned for the fast event. the $40
yard run, 10 decide which team would
was leading. 81 TO IS. but a. NJ.
Smith. Richmond College cntrant.
copied first place, giving the Spiders
five points. while Murray and VIII
Union. respectively. were tied for
second place. This pair split the four
points allowed for second and third
places and the seven points added to
Spiders a total Of forty two. while
the two additional points won by
Fork Union made the total OF the
visitors thirty nine.
Fork Union won six first places
ae.rns: there for Richmond College.
but the spiders athletes took the
greatest number OF seconds and
thirds. ~ NJ. smith, a Spider en-
;ran;. led mis- team Ivy winning first
place in tho 4a0-yard run. and in the
hurdles. Wolfe. For Union INN,
won four first places finishing ahead
in the hundred. the two twenty, the
broad jump. and the shot put.
Summary:
lo?-yard dash-wo;fc. Fork Union, nrst:
r. A. Williams Richmond College. second; ;
Thompson. +. L.. third Time. II As sec
opds.
go yard dash-wolfe. L. L.. first: II. A.
Villa MS, u C.. second: Thompson, +. u.
third. Time. % 40 seconds.
So-yard ruu-Parkc-. r. L.. first; Price,
r. G.. second; bishop. r. T.. third. Time.
Mile, run-Priec. r.. e.. nrs,Aco~by. i. L..
second; v. o. Smith. X. c.. third Time.
- 80 seconds.
Running broad iump-wolfc. f. u. first:
Murray. Il. G.. secoad; Fray. +. u. third.
Distance. is feet n. inches.
Running high jnmp--Iiegfried. T.. L.,
frst: U. q. Jones. Il. c.. second: Tarrant.
II: c.. third. Height; feet.
le.pound shot put-.wolfc.. +. L.. first:
Weeks. X. G.. second: Bishop. Il, c.. third
Distance. 2, feet A.. inches.
fio-yard run-A. ". Smith. r. c.: first:
Prann. H. g.. and Richmond. T. u. tied
for second place. Points for second and
third places spiit two going to each man.
Low hurdles-A. NJ. Smith. II. c.. first:
third. Time. Il SIS seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
LEXINGTON RESULTS

,ss sAe r9fSsi wv 'aSt''ssss :o May
opportunity. ne oyer. $3.50. $50. sac"
mo mo; Pniiux. ii2 Gunstord). $3.50. ih,ra
i','ei ,I h;Is lnoniry, Trusty, Lady Mount.
Second racc--!our fur,on1s-.u o.,
Black. az uobinson), ,G.hc. iS,sG 70 81 n
Won; pona l-eriette. liz (MurphvI 81
$50. second: Quick View. lia if'v,,ss,,'
sS.sV- third Time. 80 AnunL, III.
n9w=r- Johns rmma. Se-aphine Orch"s.S,
,os tMe-imee,, $3.50 g. 81 s rr'easnr sur
DeIeo ioe QUINN, $40. $40 s.cood :
Gainccoeii. 100 dyke 81 co thJ-a r;rn
~ 80; Plenty. kcr.nsky also ran
outtn rarh-ini!. ana siNt.enth-
81 s% Pal: liz ,shr,tln>esi: $50. st.io.
$50. $40. second; Ttte Swimn.rr' e' IL
tLunsf9rdp ;..sn. third f'.ara pcnnan;
nn!,hea htst ana was disqualified rim.
a. ar!dto. ny Goiy also ran
I ls P n%iddS,' $50 $50. s.. Won John hi
second: East side. llo tGrav-.t g. ~
thirI. Tine 80 So Rn-,can,,cE CO. 49,
rr America. C-ntimcter. Win or ON, M
lndine als., ran S"'' anu
.MeItince). 32i.GO III, 1870. won. Dui'
second; wsie-ford. li3 Scarmo .dy ss -
shird. Time. III. 20. DarnKs. sna ri'i sv'
Sherry. Nuasy. Lady Ko;h.rin. "',.
anderson Louie Lou and Shootswsy ale,
,E ssven,h t,a.G:e--5rn,e.sea start. los
s.co S,p"t H., ~ m.um.fordl., $3.50, $40.
iime, a. Is Tom Jr less. n',i.a
AIe1%nde- ana Neg also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
HAVRE, De GRACE RESULTS

panhsndier. iis tWhi,timston} 'ns5ons Gao
GO won Aunt DeIa. 10, tFator). $50. FRO
,SisT rM,orningfsee I: lRodriruesl. $50.
monte. Tut ran.
Second rscc-s!x fnr,onrs-Acc OF. Aces.
III III, 'Bm'weiil: i;%. 80. 20 won: Libcrt::
es;er lie ssnds, III? a. mi ;hrd dreopa mc hYyn
Eranctireur., Drapcrv Old Sinner. Yap.
hank. Dominican. Mark West Headmss,.
sadie II. Oriental Park r:scnrpoettc
1 an JsmsS INDIAN ran. Couple. Acc oc
Third race-.,siX turIongs-s;. Quentin. ui
,Butwein; also. 81. 40. s:on: Uncic:s
lyS sa S. ID 'M;shiYbins,Sn, Asi t SECOND
Cobalt Lass. Charlie SUNNY ran.
,noHHfth rass-slx fnrlongs--virSin ia l.. %
3.i 'Sande' az $50. second, wise Chair.
i:A 10. Couple. Gritfwood and Vircinia /
moon Orange. ST.. Allan. Eddie RIcken.
ia cher Dunsandel. Areihusn. Griffwood
Eth, --mllc--Bonitac. iS tsand.,.
70. %. -. Won. Rubidium. lbs (Kcissv'
~ SO, second; SLIPPERY Elm lis tMorr.
n ran H'af Eea'm. Te,:cy. War Pennant
S!ath raee-mslc and seventy varas-Dor-
nenr III 10; twnii,ing,9ny 80, Us Iii. sees ssc
Time. l:is3-5. Ruc,hoard. SUNNY II Him h nsd
Domino. franklin. BroompedI,er Iivriye
Rarna,ok ran. Livery.
,ess Ono. Ss ,Rnrks asd o. 'iiT is d
Mormon Elder. log tSne!denianl. 80 IN
ssGoTd; Indian Chant. los (Fator1, so
bar psaq c.rca ms iS1 u; ,, Rstusss PaIiy
n,adIeE; LADY Ward. Donna Grufton' 81
sego. Challenge ran w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
RACKETERS SAIL MAY 20
mcricnn Tennis Team Leaves Eariy
TO Take Part I'm English
Tournament.
HN ANNUCINtUtI PtN'N.N


NEW YORK, April 2G.-The tennis
team which will represent tho United
Stntes In the Davis cup matches In
EnElSnd next July will sail May 30
so that the players can compete in
the English championship tourna-
mcnt beginning June II. the United
states Lawn Tennis Association an
nounced tonight
Tnc fourth member OF the Amcri-
can team has not been selected, but
VIII be either Wallace i. Johnson, OF
philadelphia: Charles :. Garland, Of
Boston.
The choice will be made after the
three men have finished their
matches In the West Side Tennis
Club. beginning May %.
The three team members already
chosen are: William NJ Johnston, of
san Francisco. the national cham
pion; William T. Tilden. H.. of PhilH=-
of Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
PAIR OF GAMES ARRANGED
John Mnrshaii Nine Viii pin. No
Cures and Raleigh at Buuic-
ward Field

B;ilv Hay. coach OF IN. John NIa-
SnaH iiiah Schoo! baseball team vim
nave his hands fun this yeeE "a pnt
ms men IN shape for two OF the mos;
important games OF the season Tn
morrow afternoon She MarsholIi.os
VIII play Mct:uire's University school
team at Boulevard Field. while Sal.
uuiIony morning the team will meet the
the same place 80 - 40
John Marshall dropned "a uai- y,
nard luck games las. Saturday m
o. one rpm In the morning nsm.
against :he high school team OF Inc
snipbuilding city. This comics, WI, e
dropped after eighteen innings Of hard
nosed out in the afternoon encount"T
with The apprentice boys OF the New.
port News shipbuIld!ng plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
SPORTS
New Secretary Elected
by Commercial League

X. Il. Gnrctn WINS appointed nec-
Rotary OF the Commercial baseball
League mt meeting that orEan-
izntion held Inst night In the home
OF President PRrrish. on Church
who resigned the position re-
Gently. Managers of the CONNER
cinl League tennis will meet
shortly to revise the playing
schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
SPIDERS BASEBALL TEAM
LEAVES FOR TW0-DAY TRIP
Richmond College Pinyx Blackstone
Academy It0dny and lInmpden-
Sidney COlleEe TomnrrONY.

Headed by Coach Frank Dobson the
Richmond College Spiders baseball
SQUAD Will leave this morning for a
two-day, road trip. This afternoon
Military Academy team in Black
stone. while tomorrow afternoon the
TO meet Hampden-Sidney. The lat
! er affair will be championship bat
and the Spiders will night hard 20
SECURE victory over the Tigers.
william and Mary and Randolph
Macon Will he Staging another of the
titu!ar games in Ashland when the
Spiders are battling the Tigers
me Indians and the Jackets are tied
Tor the leadership in the Eastern V!r-
Sihia intercollegiate Athletic Asso-
undispu,ed leadership or
me league. TAe Indians won the
rows contest promises TO he one o.
the closest in. the baseball history of
me association.
Coach Dobsun stated last night the
ioHowing men would make the tr:u:
walden. second base; Jones. short.
stop: Towiil. third base: I;owies. first
DaS"' Cllamb!in. first base: Carter
center field: burlington. left fieid:
iicning. right Held: Pollard. center
ncld Sncad aad Skaggs. pitchers:
bianklna ShtD. catcher Stages w1i
pitch the game today with Snrad no
ins 10 HE box tomorrow against the
Tigers 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
NAVAL. ACADEMY OARSMEN
TRIUMPH OVER HARVARD
MidshiPmen Capture Three Events
oH severn River-Ratn
MARRIED Races.
lHy Asso lated Press.


ANNAPOLIS. MD. April 26.-The
Crimson. oc Harvard. was trailcd in
defeat over the two-miie course OF
Severn River by the ANNAPOLIS mid
Shipmen in a threc-corncrcd rowing
fcEatt" between varsity, second var
sity and freshmen eight -oared shell
crews t-Iiay.
The Navy victories in each instance
were clear-cut anu marked the seq
"nd great triumph the sailors hay.
recorded over Harvard oarsmen in
two years.
The Navy varsity eish, sven,
across the finish line four full boat
lengths ahead OF their opponcnts:
the N.vy second crew went over by
five and a-half length margin.
WINE the middies'' plcbes showed thr
WY TO the Harvard freshmen 10 the
eNtcni OF fon: lengths.
The official time OF these crews
vas: Navy varsity. HAS: Harvard.
i2:oa: Navy second crew. l2:l5: Uar
ward second varsity. 12:3S: Navy
piehcs. 1894; Harvard freshmen.
The races were rowed in an almost
continuous down-pour OF rain pnd
chilly air and an cast-southeast
WIND made the course rough. cspe
cialiy Tor the varsity brush, which
was rowpd last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
GOLFERS WILL MEET
hany SECTIONS of Country TO lie Rem.
resented nj Rules Conference
In New York

NEW YORK, &nrii 25.--An invita-,
20. OF me United states Golf Asso-
ciat lon 10 send delegates to the rnics
conference to be held here next Fri.
day. has brought acccntances from
Isy sectional bodies Wilbur
brooHs. president o; the Wesi.rn
COLI Associ8 ton, will a,,.na M
mere also Will be representative,
'front.' the Metropolitan. ConnectIcnt
interco,leSiate. Massachusetts. Mia.
sRU nnd. New S Jersey State. Ohio state,
nhoue lsiand. Texas. Western Penn,
syivania, Philadelphia and Wisconsin
SoIi associations. Others unable 10
nave representatives present have
sent expressions OF confidence in am
aetioh that may be taken. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
BUTLER'S ALL-STARS WIN
Jctts Team Defeated In Close Duck
pin Match ut Recreation
nrl,

AT the Recreation Drives last even
ing Buffers "All stars defeated
Jets" All Stars in hot. exciting
and closely contested duckpin match.
ny margin OF forty-onc pins. Both
teams bowled consistently and the
result of the match remained in doubt
up TO the last frames of the match
Austin. OF the lett team. carried
OF both the hiyh individual and high
hitting the sct-ups for the count OF
i'l in his first game. aud mnnglinH
the small naples for u 49, three
game count. Jake Rowsey carried off
both the high individual and high
thrcc-gamc honors fou his team, get
Ting counts Of lS3 and 40l, respec-
lively.
The Scnrcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
SPORTS
NINTH INNING RALLY
BRINGS YANks VICTORY
with Two Out and Bases Filled
Charity Throws Wild, Mcuscl
Tying Score.

NEW YORK. April 2G--An exciting
nihth-inning finish enabled the New
FORK Yankees to defeat Washington
mere today. to 2. With tho bases
ioil In the ninth, two out and New
YORK needing one run to tie. Catcher
dha{rity threw to the outneld trying
70 eaten Bodie mapping. and Meusel
scored the tying run. a base on
balls to PcckinpauEh again filled ,Ln
bases anu Bodie scored the winning
run when O'Neill fumblcd Pins.
oScoha Bhseman Pratt, OF New
fcctly: Pe'
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
Arrested for Shooting MT Negro

Aiter an altcrcation with , neyro
empioyed BY him yesterday. during
which he is said to have fred a re-.
T,,pirer at the colored man. Charles
i.rniey was lodged in the Henrico
county Jail by Deputy Sheriff j. T.,
Shomaker last night BENJAMIN
Henley. who is said to have been n
iuEl'iVe from justice since 1916.
WAen ne is charged with having
abbed negro, was also arrested
ny Deputy Sheriff Shoemaker He win
pc given preliminary hearing be-
iorc Justice Sunday today.
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TO Speak on War W,o,,,d,

Ut. j. A!IISon Hodges VIII rcat,
phper on The Treatment Of Some
unct'onal Ncuroses by Medical AZ
soiutism snd Self Direction" al the
regular meeting OF the Academy OF
Medicine and Surgery 10 be held In the
auditorium OF the Chamber OF Com
merce building tonight at $3.50
Z" CLOCK reports by Drs. Blair. Har-
Tlson. Mitchell and Ezekiel will be
given. r. II. Terrell is assistant sec.
Rotary OF the organiz9Eon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
BREAKS GAME RECORD
Try Associated Pros.

PHILADELPHIA. Apri, .G-Everctt
Scott. Boston shortstop. celebrated his
rev record for consecutive games
participated In by hitting Il home run
with McInnIs on first eliminating n
batting onslaught which decided to-
days game with Philadelphia in the
fourth inning. The final score was
9 to o.
Scott today played his 53ith con-
secutire game, starting June 20, 1916.
The previous record of $50 games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
RAIN PREVENTS GAME
Carolina and Virginia Fall Ia plny
ON Account of Elcments-Third
Context Probably CnnccIcd

CIIAPEb HILL. y. G., April &c
The Third Carolina-VirE;nia game
scheduled for Chapel Hill today was
called off on account of wet grounds
virginia has already won two games
and Graduate Manager Woollen said
tonight 1t was Improbable that a
third game would be played.