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PROPOSED CHANGES IN
GOLF RULES DISCUSSED
National Delegates Confer With
Rule. Committee OF L. y. Golf
Association.
Try Associated Press !

| BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. April 3o.-DclcEatcs
representing golf ass oci IONS
throughout the country met here to-
day to confer with the United States
Golf Association rules cou n,ittcc con-
corning changes IN the rules of golf.
The committee will sail for England
late in May to take up tho matter
with the Royal and Ancient club OF
ST Andrews. and the meeting today
was 20 get the conscnsCS os opir ion
regarding tho Standardizin: OF the
ball. the stymic and the lost ball
rule. About fifteen associations were
represented.
AT the end of the session "a SUM
mary showed that the general scnti-
ment WAS in favor OF standardiEing
the ball or limiting the rubber core.
The delegates wcrc very unanimous
concerning the lost ball rule, urging
the same penalty as for out of
bounds-thc loss of distance in both
medal and matches play. = moro
clearly. defined out of bounds rule
was also suggested.
Regarding the stymie. the con-
sensus OF opinion was toward n
modified rule, although there were a
few in favor Of it's abolition.
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HAVRE De GRACE RESULTS

nsEy Gs~nd III "" t cur aat: i"F ssSS
sIKn..; fi=2;,""s Won Madeline Lillian. III
H. III tWill'"'nS, $40 third. 'ri,no. "a i,$
nttnt %liN"r springs. rcc.ARc. Ram
ii:5 Ihniw"up. siis0 $3.50. s. 50 wnn;
r"y, ytnhhy Allen. sir t;niahad Ac" ~" q,
A Nc Hon"v". S'"sta ana Marion HoIlins
ThiIa r;sce-<ix fnrlonss King Thrush.
a i"5o' 10, .snoilssw3p 81 10; $50
Time, = ~ Ui,imathui.. Ia "a T-s VII.
and kaiiipG!i>, also ran Snuric"wa r
n"nnnnt aHh King Thrush ~ ! X H.
Fourth race-miis and a sixteenth.
:ssssSS s-299d S SS"nnG u,is7 ,ks'say,
.Sandc,. s2.io. third GfomM"iH WA
las ia ana Ten ..Iiy also ran. c"uplc--sir
Couple--Sandy Bcai and Ganachc- as il
;. entry "
@ w5a K Nsir i% sn6 sMGrTis So s$lS
ssiG second re Desert iS.s" ,Goj,iss,,ii""'
Njor Don BONO and F Flank Monro var also r lam
sixth rac"--;.ile and q s!xtcSnthM-
Won: hGi 7hrrs"}. $40 s$,s3 s.
tSio; third Time. i:;s'i5 'i RcTii, y
pnonncher. The ie.gJ,p n. Romeo. Hank
seventh rac.--mile and = uu,-tcr-
t,aGdy Dear. los lMyersj $40. $50.
:. ~ ,w9nn bornrt. :l3 Rcdruruez,.
$40. third Time. 10 Amino w ~ =.
,,nF"' Circulate. o,scEo. Arbitrator.
d M"j Gsa n1eat ;.4G Ganip cIy VIII 70 r
H!tu lnila5 Chant also ran
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REMAINS FOlLS CHAMPION
sherman Hall. of New Work. Nny
Represent America at Olympic

NEW YORK. April 30.-,Shcrman
iian. Of the New York Athletic club.
retained the national foilS fencing
ampionShir in The tournament con-
Guided here tonight. The results ot
the matches will br considered in The
selection of representatives at the
Olympic games.
Hall and Leo Nunrs. Il club mate.
each WOE nine of their eleven bouts
hut Hall had oniy twenty-ci hit
touches scored against him compared
with thirty-one against NuncS. Henry
NJ. Rayncr. OF Washing ton. was third
with eight victories. \ three CDR
nercd tie resulted for fourth place.
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FUCKERS BAT HARD

Ky MOUNT. N. c.. April 30.
ing out a total of fifteen hits.
/ which were good for extra
the Portsmouth Truckers ex-
FED little trouble in winning the
game OF the series from the
ls this afternoon by the score
VIZ.
bugh the locals started hostili.
Lthe initial frame By sending
ps to cover. the Truckers TOOK
p in the third and after tina:
I'd easy sailing.
lh inning sewed the game up
visitors. when seven hingl.s.
liz doubles by Malonec and
mt four runs to cover. INC
whiting aggregation ba,ied
arheels lost numerous oppor-
TO score. securing .hrec CON
safeties In the II rd and then
TO put "a runner across.
the nth Gleason. FIRST man
ned, but Crockett frightened
prevented q score being
pyer, Malonee led In stick
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The direct path Of
Richmond's co nm err
cial growth is out West
Broad Street. Auction
sale Of West Broad
Street business prop
crty takes place Tues
day, May 4, at 5 P. M.
Sale conducted by At
lantic Coast Realty Co.
ADV.
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Totals So 2Iii Totals FL T27lS
'Rattcd for Kinney ia fourth.
''Batted TO- Griffin IN ninth.
.Hattcd for Thomas in ninth.
IRAN for Burns in ninth
tBattcd for Erickson In third.
sRan for picirich in ninth.
fBattcd for Schacht in ninth.
Score by innings II.
.......e = 50
Washington :.....oo 90 Of
Summary: Runs-Dykcs. Strunk. 2;
Walker. Griffin. Burrus. Perkins. Gallo
way. Kinney. Judge. =: Rice. Roth. Pici-
Mich. Ssarks Errors-liinncy, shannon.
l:llcrbcc. q: Harris. Two:basc hit
DuEan. Three base hits-prrkinS. Judge.
= Roth. stolen hnscs-Iticc. DuEan.
BASE on haTis-,om kinney, >: ErisKsan.
i: Courtney. 4 Perry. >. lIits--on Erirk-
son. In ): OF Courtney. I in 1.-TWO on
hascr an none out when relieved in ninth:
OF Schacht. in |: of Kinney. ! in :;
on Perry, in innings; OF Bachary. .
in trcllcvcd IN ninth l.rforr put out
was cfected). Hit bv pitchc---by Court
Ecy (walkcrp. Struck out--by Erict.nh
ming piicher-rcrSy. : Losing ni;chcr"--
court tmpireS---Conncly and
Morarty. Time, .:nI
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Suffolk.
To,".s :? l6 - IL Totals .ini5:7 Il
'!a;te'l for issaii ~ ninth.

Suffolk ............1 u + 40 oil
Norfolk ....e ~ u % q Rs
summary: Runs t2). Mack 90.
Davies Street. strain CD. I.eathers (?l.
kramer. t"rCurHn. Fisher. Schwartz. ltri-
beck. kCall. ErTnrs-Iooic. Davies
strain ti"rtnrr. ,'nrc"rJn. schwartz. lsri-
beck. Two-basc hits-S;ruin. crow. KELLY
ts'. Kramer. iicnr.s AMI Bribrci, Double
p!ay--l."a; hers =" lIcnEcs 10 Schwartz
stolen hhScs Kelly. Mack Ca! Crow %
torcor.,n. Sacrifice hits--NHri> t;ortnrr
Machtn,. li"nEcs aud Iiribcch. Len on
lmHcs--Ncrfoik, ~, .mnnlk. - Rasrs {, II
balls licall. i: Mackini. !: struck out
n"al', s. MaclE!m. > Raiamcn hit
Na"ki'n. li"nScS and prNanI: BcaIi I
t"trainl iii;s-- NnCkiu. IL in \ "a
INNINGS on lirailcy. u IN Ia inning. Win
niG ni,on"r Mackim. rinIc--2;ia TIM
pirc--tiil-uV. "
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FRANKIE MASON GETS KAYo
BY Associated rrcssI
American FcnthcrWcight GhaInnIou
Sucrumbs to IIlowa oS Carl Ere
maine In I',rst Round.

! 10 SNSSp'i'tNtu tT'SSs
=, TOLEDO. ONO. April 10 --.t'arI
Ir"nain". of Cleveland. Knocked out
Frankie Mason. OF Fort WAYNE. Ind
IN the first round Of their schct..lcd
iwciv"-round bout here tonight. Ma
son was knocked down three t.nics
n"ofrc taking the final count 'rhr
Knockout came after one minute and
httc<n seconds. and was "A righ, to
IN" law. Trcmainc weighed I'D
pounds; Mason. III pounds.
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RED SOX DOWN YANKEES
my .Aasoc.atcI Press.

NEW YORK. April 3O.--1hc Boston
Americans opened - i've game series
here today by defeating New York
s to .. boston tied the score IN tn"
seventh on clean hitting and took
the lead in the eighth on doubles
by HcndryN and scott and McIuuis
single Inicldcr oscar Wet. who had
accn n hold-out all spring. reported
to the Hoston club here today
RoSt0D NJ. lorl;
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COOLERS WIN ANOTHER
Especial 10 The Times Dispa,ch

IHpCElhI 10 Tho TimCs- DiSpatchO
PETERSBURG, VA. hnril 2O.-In "A
long drawn out affair. in watch TWEEN
,E-SlN players participated, patcrs-
burg won from Wilson 10y q Lotto.
score. The contest was uiaycd under
protest after the opening inning, tho
Wilson leader charging that a run
Wns scored while Coolers players
were on the field.
10th Mcchan and Foley were batted
hard. the local club amaSsing "A total
OF sixteen hits. Tho TohacconiSts
uroVc i.cdcS;ro from tn" mound after
they had procured seven hits IRON,
mis- delivery in fvc innings collins.
VINO succeeded him, didn't allow a
man TO reach first until the ninth.
Box score:
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SUFFOLK DEFEATS TARS

Special 10 The Times Dispatchl
NORFOLK. April %0.-Sunolk had
the best goods today m Il weird
double exhibition OF poor pitching
and defeated Norfolk II to 3.
Both Mackim and Bcall were incf-
fcctivc and the latter handicapped
the local club by Witness.
Poole. Kelly and t"rcoran starred
with the willow.
Both teams showed up poorly in
the field.
Second Eascnun Black broke his
leg i'll the third inning sliding back
TO first when caught OF.
i,nS
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
DEFEATS SOUTH CAROLINA
Game at Char!ottesviiic-Nl
Made Sensational Catch.

Especial 10 The mes-Dispatch.)
UNIVERSITY. VA. April 3V.-In
her fifteenth and last home game,
Virginia defeated South Carolina to-
day. to .
Harrison exhibited his best form
Of the season, yielding but four scat
tered hits and issuing only Two
passes.
iicSidcs securing home run. Mo-
ran mad" Il sensational runnin. catch
al I'ortcr's long lily in the sixth. Dif-
hcult catches also were made by Skin
nor and SiZcmorc, OF the Palmetto
team.
I.UN score.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

Johns Hopkins, o: Yale, I.
Columbia, 4: Syracuse, =.
Dartmouth. 3; Fordham, l.
Mercer. IA: Oglcthorpc, I.
Davidson. ,: Georgia Tech. G.
At minEhan-lIoward College.
(: Mississippi, y. & NJ. :.
Al RoanOkc-N. NJ. L.. IL; V. J.. j..
. Nen inniMES).
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Schedule Of Amateur
Games This Afternoon
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Ifnttlc Axe rs. Taxa Gotta, mt
byrd Park.
Church Hill Athletic Club VIZ,
Terminal. at Church IiiII.
RICHMOND LEAGUE
Woodland Heights vs.. Church
Rflt hank, ut SUush Side.
American Can Compnny vs..
Ktchmond GrNys. mt Fulton.
Hallway md Power vs.. Stacktom
street. nt Charlie SnrinSs.
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Knights of Caiun,.bus ys. Penn
Mutual. nj byrd Park.
Hiucs Ns. Scwipn- aiood,,ard, nj
Byrd Park.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Cola Va. Braurr. NJ byrd Park.
truinp va. COttrciI, mt e. e.. ~.
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SENATORS LOSE GAME
TO ATHLETICS IN NINTH
Mnckmcn Score Thrice, With Count
Tied. When Washington
Inficld Blows Up.

WASHINGTON. April 3O-A ninth
inning rally enabled rhiladclphin to
win from Washington. . to Il. in the
first game OF the series today. after
the locals had overcome Il, ihrce-run
lead I'm the eighth. Iuncld errors
counted heavily in the final result.
philadelphia. Washing ION.
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DODGERS LOOSE PLAYING
GIVES CONTEST TO BRAVES
Boston shuts Brooklyn Out, 3 to q,
in Battle Between
Pitchers.
IBy Associated Press.

gether with Wards error and u Wild
pitch. gave Boston three runs in the
fourth today. McQuillan proving SUI
perior TO Prefer IN Il pitching, duel
and Boston winning the first game of
the series with Brooklyn, to o.
Bu.;on. ISru0Itlyn.
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With the Gunners

The secretary of the Virginia Trap
shooters Association says that out
side Of the Roanoke and Norfolk
clubs. very few OF the affiliated clubs
IN the state association have held
any except informal practice shoots.
hut that they will all start the sea-
son the first week in May.
OF tho topnotchers. Or. T.. c. Wat
son, OF the Roanoke club. is starting
tho season in The best form. In the
April club shoots Dr. Watson has las
straight runs unfinished. He has
broken the club score straight Tie
last two shoots.
Ned Daniel. who is making Roa-
nokc mis- home. also has nifty
straight-run club score TO his credit.
Reports from the Valley section
are that Tunnels. Of Staunton. and
S;ickicy. O. Berryvilie. are getting
away from the post in splendid early
season form. so. from present indica-
lions. there Will he some classy
races when these and other we'll
known stars who haven't begun
twinkl.nS yet meet in the state
championship contest. July g.
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Nrw York.
Totals II So;i 'rotuls ~
..Battcd for McNa!iy in seventh.

:, sore 10y innings: r.
New York n N a :, ,
Sninmary; Runs-fIoop"r. Iicnd~yx. Nc
dryx. Two base hitsSi,rckinnph ,i"n-
S SryN, Scott. Mays Home runE.iioopcr
"'"i"n pascS.-H cndryN. Foster SACRIFICES
-McNa!ir. Pcck:npEh Scott. Mavs. How,
pon"iS p.ay--PecknpEh TO Pratt to ripp.
,,'it ON bascS-Nrw York, u: Eosion
uh.r on hails--on Mays. 5: Hoyt. !.
struck "ut--by Mays. =: by Uovt = WnI
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TotnIs Is a7IN

brooklyn ...n q q u o q Go
Boston .........o u u D u M
Summary: Runs--powcil. Mann. Cruise.
Errors---WarI. ;. Sarriiirc hit.-iio!kc.
Double piays,:-Mc1uillan 10 Ma'anvilic I"
llOlke: ONcill 10 IIoll<c. LCft on BASES
brooklyn. - Ros,on. {. Sa.," on balls
on Prncr. .: McQuiilan. Struck out
by PfCncr. I. 10y MC,uiilln. :. Will
pitrh--Pfoffcr. l. Unpircs-lIart and
Mccormick Time ::;3.
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TcHnS League.

At Dtllas--Dailas. Z; TT. Worth, =.
~ ShTevcDort-S hrcvc port, q;
Wichita Falls, ..
Al Ilouston-liouston. 4; san An
tonic, 2.
At Beaumont Beaumont, |; Cal
weston. 1.
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You are invited to
attend the auction sale
Of West Broad Street
business property on
Tuesday, May 4, at s
P. NJ. Sale conducted
by A tlan tic Coast
Realty Co. ADV.
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Ercnch Champion liz Matched.

NEW YORK, hpril 30-Georgcs
l'apin. lightweight boxing champion
OF France, and Lew Tender. OF Phil
adelphia.. will meet IN a l2-round
bout It Jersey CITY. May IL. II Was
here tonight
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
south Atlantic League.

hia. >.
At Augusta-AuEusta. 1: Spartan
burg. III innings: darkncsS)
~ Gracnyilic--G rccnv lie, IL;
Cha rlcSton.
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PHlLLIES WIN SHORT GAME

PHILADELPHIA. April 30.-Rnin
ended tOday's opening gam" of the
Philadelphia New YORK series in the
latter half of the sixth inning. with
the locals leading, 1 "a >.
Nm. Na.rl HlIH. al l, LII,
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Score by innings: .
pci"- shurS .... q O q n Ia
Wilson ......O q q :, n a n ,
summary: Euns--Downcy t2), smith
command 90. McMahan. Klein. Moran
Mci,"Nitt. CARTE. Schwtit2cr t2). whiiici
N'Hrn'S DAVIS. Errors lcdestr". IN
.nScr. kcarncy rwn-basr hitS-Schwcitz.
"r. MrMahan. Home run--Moran Stolen
Nc"han Ivy I.odo s;r". struck ,,ut bv J.dc
,tF" ! lay M"ehan, 9 10y collins .: ny
Icy M"chan. ! hy Foley ? Mild bitches
--l..d"sir". :. Passed hnlI--Kcarncy. I,i,s
or i"dcsir" : IN = inninEs. OF Mcchnn
PETERSBURG. Wilson. :. Time II game
-2.ln. tmpir"--,ianlcy
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Southern \,.ocintton


At New Orlcans-Ncw Orleans. |:
Birmingham. 3.
Al Mobile-Mohiie. .: Atlanta.
y, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, e: Chatta-
nooga. :.
Al Little Rock-Littlc Rock. ,;
Nashville, t.
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MnrtinnN.IIIc Wins Gnmc.

MARTtNSVILLE. VA, April 20
MnrtinsNille High defeated DlnvilIe
Military Institute in GluEginc match
yesterday in Danvillc. II TO 5. neither
pitcher being in form.
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u M III ~: Runs--YounE. Fletcher
kancrofi. :: Err0rs-Fictchar. Sticking
krIy, y. Miller. rwo-b base hitS--Y"uuc
kauH y. Miller. MeuScl. Double play
i'nnscy =" j. Miller to Paulet;o i.eft rn
hnSeS-Ncw York. 6; Philadelphia. :.
= Strn:k oui-by Benton. |: 10y Causcy.
l. Mid ritch-Iauscy. UmG3c9s--D'Dny
ana Harrison Time. 1914.
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STANDING OF CLII.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cleveland al Detroit
Philadelphia mt WnslIuEton
boston ut New York.
Chicago at 81. Louis
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Bostnn. :: New York, =.
philadelphia. %: WashinEtun, q.
tlcrrlui,i- rain.
Only three scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tto, zen. =; firooklsn. q.
philadelphia. I; New York, , q innings
rainD. W s''
.ill others ruin.
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Hccaru signs to Meet Burns.

HccNrtt SiEns To Meet Burns.
SOUTHAMPTON. April 3O.--Joe
Beckett. the English heavyweight. has
signed articles to meet Tommy Burns.
the French Canadian fighter who was
in his prime dozen years ago. The
date OF the match has not yet been
settled upon.
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International League.

Al Baltimore--lsnltim g. Ro-
chester. O o. innings: rainD.
AT Jersey City-Jcrsey City. A.;
Toronto. ..
At Syracusc-Syracuse, I; buffalo.
At Akron-Akron- Reading (rainl.
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Totals 81 ~ "a

sNIVTV
Portsmouth .........0 o q 90
Rocky Mount .......2 o u q u O.:
summary: Errors-Watt. Grim. Keller.
Dcmbc =. Runs-tilcasor. Spcrbcr. Iiar-
ton. Rooney. Stack. Maion"c. =: Watt,
Beu! SaCriIirc htS--Walkcr and Watt.
Two base hits-tiicaSun. bansc. Stack.
Maloncc. Real and Grrcna.. Base on
out---by Hcat'roIc. q: by Crockett, l. Left
ON 6nScS-l'ortsmouih. .; Rocky, Monn;.
= Wild pitCh-troCkctt. iarncd runs
Rocky Mount. >: Portsmouth. b. Umpire
Guyon. Time. hours 10 minutes.
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STANDING or CLUBS.

:. WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at rittshufgh.
New York at PHILADELPHIA.
BROOKLYN mt ISoston.
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IN 81 UrC !.
virginia.
South (nrOlinn.


Virgin south CnroIinn
hB.lIo.A. hB.H.O.A.
burnett rs. X. WilS'n. y (" -
~. kuyk SO Blunt. -. ~
Moran. II. : | Richard. III. 7
rcttway. re q S.Wilun. sgt u
q kuyk =. Scaborn. T.. . o
D"pew. c.. u Skinn"S. II. y
Nahood. 80. Porter. 3b... o
Thomas. rf. y Harvey. III. : !
u man, III. ! = l'ngS'on. RI q !
Dunn 2h... . Siz'n'r". Cf %
Harrison. IT .
Totals ...55 - 10 Total .....I i.tio
Score by innings: II
South Carolina ............. - {. q y q q %
virginia Observation-Disclosures. . = q - o . \
summary: Rum Burnett. u. Kuyk. Mo-
ran. Pcttwa?. -. kuyH t2b. Manhood t2p.
Blunt Err"rs..i'urn"u =. Richard. a.
wilson 60 Skinner. Three base hit
BauEhJnan. Home run Moran. stolen
bases Burnett. P"ttway. Manhood. Dunn.
Tia rrISon. Sacrifice hit-Richards it: Sc on
na!is-"n Harrison. =: on Wilson. =. on
iIlount :. icft on hnrcs-Ni-StniH. I:
c.Solinn. >. ~; b. pitched baIl-Scnborn.
liii"-"n Il. Wilson. IN n inning: OF
HUNT i In "a innings struck out--hy
Harrison. :; Icy Rlouni. ! Passed halis--G.
knyh. p"pew. Scabcru. Sacrifice ny--Por-
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Baseball
Richmond VS.. Newport News
Thursday and Friday, 1880.
Saturday, I =. NJ.

The real estate event
of the auction
sale of West Broad
Street business prop
erty, on Tuesday, May
4, at 5 P. NJ. Be there.
Sale conducted by At
lantic Coast Realty Co.
-Adv.
Hotels and Resorts.
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b me-
Neuf,f,r

ri NeWs o . . q q "a
,mlry: RuDs-Bake. > Srn!,h ::
, Poole. DauEhton Errers-B Bacon.
p. Two base hits-Pooie. .. Bacon.
Z Soonan. Three base hiiS-Bakcr
b. Home run-Bacon Stolen basrs
Z Daughton, .: Arrason. T. smith.
81 piays-Pen TO Poole to ~
Riley to Wall. Wild pitch--pAu-
fews, T. First base on crro--Ecw
We. ]. Bases on bailS-ofi pen.
of Morgan. ]. of Coogan. 2 HIS
Lorsan. 2 fnonc out In hrs, INNING.
put-by Pcnfoid. s: by Coogaa 6.
~ game. hour and 60 minutes
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CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 E. Main Street Phone Randolph I74
Norfolk & Western Ry.

Leave Brond street Station Daily
For Norfolk 5;55 a. NJ. $3.50 a. M.
sos ?. NJ. $50 p. NJ. For the West,
P. NJ. 9:26 p. NJ. Arrive from Nor o
folk. 11:45 A. NJ, 7:25 p. NJ, 1855 p.
NJ: from the West. 500 a. NJ, 2:2o
NJ. % p. NJ, 9:55 p. NJ Office,
sa2 Fest Main Street. Phone Aiadi-
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS yesterday.
htchmnnd. I; Newport News. q.
Petersburg. 10: Wilson, ).
SuHolk. IL; Norfolk. \.
portsmouth,. !; Rocky Mount. =.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newport News mt Richmond.
Wilson mt Petersburg.
Suffolk AT Norfolk.
Portsmouth ut Rocky Mount
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American Association.

NJ Observation-Disclosures, O; Indian
apolis. =.
Al Minneapolis = Minneapolis. o;
Milwaukee, 1.
At 81. rlul-St. Paul. s: Kansas
City. |.
wet grounds
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Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth.

work for the Truckers. while Barton.
of the visitors, and Chisholm. OF the
locals, also fattened batting averages.
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Totals &c 1927 /

Totals sc a1Ia Totals as ,oY.,.
Ran for Clarke In NTH
Ni"'ird for Icdcstro in NTH
Waited for Foley IN ninth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16

with them I guess they've Just come
10 call on you, Billie and Johnnie
And that was IL. For when the door
was opened there stood not only the
two puppy dog boys. but Jimmie
Wibblewobble, the duck, and Ioodle
and Noodle Flat-TaiL the beaver boys
and to think we thought you We're
the Pipsisewah.' laughed Billie, as he
let in his friends
Make yourselves at home called
Uncle Wiggily- Have you done all
your home work
Yes, sir answered Jackie and
Petite and Toodle and Noodle
"WeIl, then, Billie and Johnnie,
hurry and finish yours and then you
can play games with the company
said Mrs Bushytail-
So the two squirrel boys made haste
70 find out how 20 divide three ap-
pie lumplinEs among five girls and
have Jam tart left over And when
this was done the six friends played
and had a good time
Afr a while Johnnie came out to
the kitchen where Uncle Wiggily-
Nurse Jane and Mrs Bushytail had
gone to sit by the fire and talk, and
Johnnie said
Couldn't we give 'em something to
eat2 Company always has TO have
something TO eat
YES, that's all right" spoke Nurse
Jane.
q suppose It IS" agreed the squir-
rel lady You may pop some corn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY AND JOHNNIE'S CANDY
ny IN Il &

ONE night, when UHcle Wiggfly was
l sitting in the Bushytail squirrel
house reading his paper, and
when Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy was
helping Mrs. Bushytail do the dishes,
and when Johnnie and Billie the two
squirrel boys, were doing their school
home work, all of a sudden there
came a knock at the door
y wonder who that isl" spoke Nurse
Jane, who was putting away the cups
and saucers-
I'D better 90 look" said Uncle
Wiggily. for lIr- Bushytail. the squir-
rel gentleman. had some 10 club lodge
meeting down at the Hollow Tree
Casino.
Suppose it's the Pipsisewah-what
Them asked Johnnie, VINO was Just
trying TO find cut how many times
one apple could 90 into six pies.
Then I viii not let him in" de-
eiared Uncle Wiggily.
But he'u reach In and grab your
souse before You can stop HIM chat
tered Billie wed better call a po-
1iceman dog"
The knock sounded again. and then
came a little laugh Uncle Wiggily
smiled and twinkled his pink nose IN
til it was almost as bright as the
lightning bug FREELY candle lantern
that was on the table.
I know who that is said the bun
ny gentleman It's Jackie and
Peerie Bow Wow, and some one is