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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-19
TURKIJAI GRUMoJA
ANARCHIJA.
Nera kan pasirasyti po SUI
~ tartimi.

LdI IG11Il1.
Konstantinopolis, birz. lS.-
Kadangi turkai Wis smarkiau
ina prieSinties talkininkams,
pad6tis Turkijoje kasdien Ell
na arSyn.
Svarhiausias daiktas tai
tas, kad n6ra kan is tur-
ky pasiraSyti po taikos sutar-
timi. Talkininkai is turkQ
tarpo ieSko tinkamo zmogauS
kurS apsiimtQ but premjeru
If paSiraSytQ po sutartlml.
Teciaus nesurandamas toks
zmogus, kurs dristQ pad6ti sa-
vo paraSQ po mirties istarme
Turkijai.
Anglai, sekdami prancuzQ
pavyzdziu, turbut, m6gins SUI
Sisiekti su turkQ nacijonalis-
tu vadu Mustapha Kemal pa
Sa.
Visa ellie talkininkQ atsto-
w sugryzzo cia is Angora, nuo
turku nacijonalistQ valdzios.
Sugryzusieji pranesa, jog
Mustapha Kemal paSa tik to-
kiomis salygomis apsiima tar
ties su talkininkais:
Smirna II Trakija turf pa
Iikti Turkijai. Turi but tai
kos sutartyje atmainytos So
lygos, palieGiancios Dardane-
Iius ir finansini atlyginima.
Kitaip Kemal nenori nei
klausyti apie tarybas su tai
kininkais.
saukiasi nacijonalistu.
Savo keliu, tmku nacijona-
listu vadai darbuojasi padary-
ii artimesniu rySiu tarpe A
zijos il Trakijos turkQ nacl-
ionalistQ il bulgarq. Mes lig-
Siol tarpe tQ if kitQ kaipir ne
IA reikalingo bendro veikimo.
Juk patys vieni TrakiJos
turkai su bulgarais kartais
gal ir neistengs tenai smarkiai
pasiprieSinti graikams oku-
pantams. Ten turkams II bull
garams bus reikalinga Azijos
turku naciionalistu pagelba.
Sultano ministeriu kabineIo
minister's pirmininkas (didy-
sis veziras) Damad Ferid pa
Sa iSkeliavo Paryziun. Jis ten
pakviestas talkininkQ pasira-
Syti po taikos sutartimi.
Is Paryziaus jis muse te-
legrama turkq naciJonallstq
atstovybei, kad j keliautQ Pa
ryzziun. Prancuzijos { ministe-
ris pirmininkas Millerand, sa-
ko, sutikes priimti ta atstovy-
be.
TurkQ nacijonalistQ atstovy-
be yra Italijoje. Nezinia, ar
il keliaus.
Bet pats Damad Ferid pa
Sa atsisako pasiraSyti po tai
kos sutartimi.
Damad Ferid negrysias.
Cia nemanoma, kad atgal
Turkijon sugryztq is Parry
,aiaus minister's pirmininkas
Damad Ferid pasa. 10 drau-
gai sake, jog jis savo pinigus
jau perkeles sveicarijon il,
regis, tenai apsigyvensias.
Jei tas teisybe, tuomet Off
cijale Turkija pasiliktu be val
dzios. Mes niekas nenoretq ap
siimti but ministeriu pirmi-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-19
NEKUOMET TAIP NERA.

Isiayes avahes kurioms pamusta su vinims stcr pus
padzai: Tikeke man. savo gyvenime turejes todu
tnkamu eeyeryku Koks tai smagumas dabar vaiksciot
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-19

patsai turkQ sultanas zada
abdikuoti. Jis kreipiasi an
Iglu valdzia, kad pastaroJi jam
If jo Seimynai duotQ prieglau-
da, kuomet bus priverstas ap-
leisti sostq.
Rusai istoia turku armijon.
Nacijonahstai sau kareivius
be dideliu trukumu rel1ru-
tuoja IL paciam Konstantino-
polyj. Jie cia turi ikure slap
ia rekrutuoti kareivius rasti-
ne.
Ju kariuomen6n istOja dau-
CELLS rusQ, katrie cia neturl
jokio uzsiemimo., Rusus ka-
riauti patraukia zadama aug
Sta nacijonalistq uzmokestis.
Pranesta, kad eia nacijona-
listai surekrutaye If pasiunte
Anatolijon apie 1000 karei-
vim.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21

rights and proroEnuves iu changing
rccummendNtiUu, for awards
But don't you believe admiral
that the board and tho sc,rrttr,
should have consulted yuu before
changing your recommendations
asked chairman lialu. 40. 1 dr
not replied the admiral "i du NOT
believe % would have urcu prHc.
ucAble II might have nrru dcsir
able however
u DO not sly / wup satisfied with
the result ~ tho action ut tho tpltN
and the scctctarv.' added Admiral
Mayo but ] io say thJ .NyN mu
tho right tu take such action H.
they wished and foo assume tr, l.
spourihuItv
Chairman Hale said thcro MS NO.
record tina. Commando. % W
Foolc. now personal aide 'o suer.
fary Daniels. had hc,u recommend,
hN any officer for decoration a.
though the secretary awarded hlI
a distinguished service mrduI
Admiral Mayo replied tuti Nc mad
approved a recommendation Dos Nd
mifnl Gloavcs. commanding the
cruiser ana transport force. tha'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21
F0UNDRYMEN S TRIK t
MCEwcn Employees Demand In.
crease Of ) cents an Hour and
Quit Work Yesterday.

An Of the foundrymeu OF the Ms.
+ " en- Manufacturing company
walked out yesterday morning after
a demand FOR an Increase ia pay uf e
cents an hour had been refused
them. according to officials of the
c mpany About g. workmcu an,
involved iu the strike 10 i- said.
According to T. j Mulvcy. sup,r.
!nteudent the men demanded the
pay increase without notice and
walked out In violation 90 .u.Ir
agreement % submit all dffprcu...
to an arbitration b ard owing 90
the fact that the president and gen.
cral manager Of the company are
out OF The city MIR MuVcy said tha'
he did not wish to take action on
the demands of the workmen az this
time
We are pay .ng wages equal %
the highes, scale IN tho city. and
The men struck. believe. without
the sancti n Of the union he said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21

Coming THE Rainbow Girl" -
Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21
Would Increase Gas Rate.
,ted Ptess state Wire.

Nv Associated Ptess state Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 2O.-pe-
tition for permission 20 increase
charges for gas in Okmulgee and
Moore was filed today with the state
corporation commission by the OK
mulgee Gas company Hearing of
the case is set for February s. The
com pauN asks that rates be ad-
vanccd on 100000 cubic feet of gas
from 35 cents 20 s. cents for 600
feet and for quantities larger than
100000 cubic feet the advance is
slightly less. Increased cost pf gas
as supplied by the producing com
pany is cited as the reason for the
request.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21
FOUND GUILTY
MANSLAUGHTER
lewis Huddleston Will Be
Sentenced by the
Court Today.
KILLED JAIL INMATE
r;obt in City Bastile Ended
In Death for One of the
Participants.

,.u.. Hudllestou charged with
..,,pyrtsr In connection with the
,.,,b OF isaac Johnson In the city
9.r an March 80. 1919. was found
..'r,v D., jury In district court
~. r.ct. after considering the case
a., TWO hours. the Jurors agreeing
~, ,,rt,ct of second degree man
'',r.n,er Judge y. s. Cole. before
-, ,he case was tried, will prob
NJ prorounce sentence on the de-
s,,5,nf some time this week. The
,a,ai,y under the statute for CON
,,,,io, on this offense ranges from
a mort faIl sentence In the county
aiI 10 four years In the penitentiary.
1ohns1n. former soldier was in
IN, rfy mU with n number OF other
nan charged with drunkenness.
uuIIrestou arrested on the same
,b,-ge was placed in jail. and a
Orhf almost Immediately began.
Johnson was knocked 20 the floor
N the ail and prisoners called "A
nhysiclan The latter discovered
Johnson had died a few minutes
after the blows were struck by Hud-
dleston death having been caused
by q broken neck.
Huddelston. in his defense. claim ed
that when no entered the Jail the
prisoners were kanEarooing some OF
their members and when he waA at
lacked by Johnson he exercised his
right 90 protect himself. He said ne
mad no Intention Of killing Johnson.
but struck him only with the idea
of protecting himself from violence
which johnson threatened
Witnesses for the state testified
that when Huddleston entered the
jail corridor ne almost Immediately
attacked johnson without provoca-
ton and after knocking the victim
10 the cement floor of he Jail. then
seized Johnson by the hair and beat
his head against the floor.
Coming THE Rainbow Girl" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
ANhrre Thc. rInr Ar

Where They play Saturday.
baltic hxe vs. TAXA koia. Byrd
PARK.
Richmond Terminal VIZ. c. II. 4. c..
Church Hill. ri
Battle Axe and Richmond Terminal
played A tie Khme yesterday at Byrd
Park, the score being three all.
10 Axe. holding tho Railway boys
we'll In hand. EXCEPT In the eighth
when An error two h!,. and Sales
mai.
shirt" Blanton's stick accounted
for nil of Battle Axes runs Good
fielding kept both teams frotn scor-
ing more. runs. Vests great running
catch OF Hotchkiss' drive in the
st1hth with a runner on recond. rob-
ping him OF homer. Bianton's shoe.
string catch aud Grcshap's catch of
Monroe's drive In the ninth saved the
game for Battle Axo.
Score by Innings: r.
nichmond Terminal 10000 "a
Gordon. crossley t2), lIotchklsr
%. GORDON tal.s Thrce.base h htsM
Sale; Stolen bases--Crossiey %.
I!cale. Johnson. Sacrifice hits-ISale
Douole plaw-Bcalc 70 CrossIey to
Whitmorc. HIT by pitched bail-Sara-
elmo, Sale. Left on bases-Richmond
Terminal, 9; Battle Axe. ~. First
hhse on 'error-Richmond Terminal.
4: Bases on balls-on Davis. II: on
Tlgnor. !. struck out---by Davis. -:
by Tlgnor, 2. Time OF game-2 hours,
Umpire. Hogan. Scorer. r. r. Sutton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
COUNTRY CLUB RACKETERS,
LOSE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
hbsenca of Several star Players le,.
EfOnsfbic for Defeat OF ~
HfchmOhdersI

Minus the service OF Two of thc.r
star players the Country Club OF yls,..,
ginia tennis team Yesterday after
noon lost Its tournament TO the Uf1.
irersity OF Virginia tacketefs by tita
score of five matches to four. The
Richmond team did, not have. Coke
and DOMAIN in the lineup ami ,teirs
n bsence was noticeable. FieninS
also was unable to be present until.
late I'm the afternoon and his pres-
cnce WAS missed in the singles. *
Despite the fact that tho Richmond
team was, without the services OF IT'S
regulars the team played an excd(-
lent game. and made the colleGiaus
hustle to. win. The Country Club
racketers won two out OF the three
matches of doubles and lost tho t6tfr-.
nament When the team from CHAR
lottesrille captured four matches out
of six In the singles - -
Following are the results: - :.
Singies--Buford heat Bidgood. VtrA
Einia: Jarvis brat Biekel, Country
Club Lafferty beat Davis. Virginiu,s
Dabney beat Valentine. Country
Club: Preston beat Pollard. Country
Club: Martin beat Garrington Cehn.
try Club. =.
Douhies--D and Rmg6od beat,
Duford and Fleming. Country Cluh;
I'tckel ana Lafferty beat Jarvis ani
Dabney, Virginia; Valentine and
Pollard beat Preston and Martin, VlfS
ginia. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
.SEWANEE WINS SOUTHERN
INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET
With Total of 40 Points Beats
MISSISSIPPI Having ~
Points,

ATLANTA. GA. May 1s.-Scwanac
won the Southern Intercollegiate Ath-
ietie Association field and track meet
here today for the second consecutive
time with total of 80 points. Mis-
sissipp y. and NJ was close behind.
with "a points: Louisiana State Uni
verslty. third. with - "a, and state
University OF Kentucky. fourth. with
10 points.
Javelin Throw-fiam mond. Sewahee,
first, IA feet inches: Satterlec, Sc
vance. second; Rigdon, Georgia. third !:
Ives. l.. s. u. fourth.
High Jump--Dur,on. Sewance. 5
feet . ga INCHES. first; Jeggetts. Un!-
yersity of Mississippi, and, Funk. j..
:. ", tied. and took . t-2 points each !:
Covings, Cleihso NJ; Pollard. Georgia
Tech; Shuley. l.. S. u. and Mess. Uni-
place. taking ia point each
The s. l. a. a record OF IS seconds
fat Tor low hurdles was broken In the
second heat. when Glare, Of the State
University of entucky, made 1t in 25.3
seconds.
.a 220- " pash-llelm. \; $. T.. nfst.
| Tech, srrondi Coughiin. sewanee,
'"f nroa ,daf nnp d1eaE,h. f Siar first
searboroush. tieof s I Teen eli sG thifa
Ellis; M,iss ,,s =. and NJ: fourth. .
feet r0le I"u'i inches os s. IT, cIs rs';
Erwin. South Caroiinai Foiiee. Fiori.
ia, led fDr nest place. taking .
! points cnch.
| Low IIurdlcs--Clare. state Uni
versity Of kentucky. first. 25 is sec
! onds. a new 8. |. \. a. record: Ellis.
Mississippi y. and NJ, second; Hahn
mond. Sawhnee, third: Porter George
Previous record. &c seconds Nat.
$50 fards-Thornton. State Uni.
verslty OF Kentucky. first; Morrow.
Mississippi \. and NJ. second :
| corihgton. l.. s. L., third: Cochran,
Mississirpi 4. and NJ. fourth. Win
ncr's tri". . minutes } 2-5 seconds.
| brumwriGht and Granger. Texas.
won the $. I. a. 4. doubles tennis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Tokn KoIs cna,. Church nm

Taxa Kola vanQuIshed Church mn
Yesterday afternoon on the Church
Hill diamond nv the score OF To y
The game was fart and exciting At Ali
lines. and several bits OF lighting.
like heldinG brought the stands IN
their feet in rendering justly meriteJ
applause.
Score by innings: u
Taxa Kola .03l o3ni Q
Church IItll Oo O q q O .
summary: Twr-base hits--carier
wharton. Burnham. Gentry. Three
base hits-Asher. Sacrifice hits-poh.
carter. AMOS Base on balls--On Ma
pier l Penlleton): off Loabman ..
Hurnham. Wharton Runs-Wharton
-, Asher f2). Napier. Carter (e).
burnham. L.ggan. Gentry. Errors
LIMOS; l-isSan On. Gentry. riGnor ta).
Struck out--by Loahman ~ bv Ma
pier 90. Umpire. 0. Toole. Time OF
game; ! hour. 10 minutes Scorer,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
ATLANTA TEAM DISPOSES
OF HIGGINS AS MANAGER
Veteran Catcher SUCCEEDED by First
Basrmnn Dick Kaufman
Change Surprises Etns.
IBy Associated I,ress.1

ATLANTA. GA. May l5-Bob
Higgins. veteran catcher and field
manager OF the Atlanta Southern
Association baseball team. has been
succeeded as field manager by Dick
Kaufman, first baseman. recently
obtained from Nashville. IL was am
nounced tonight.
No reason was given by officials
o! the club, other than that the
duties OF manager. coupled with his
duties behind the bat. were prov
ing too heavy for Higgins, whose
work with Atianth's young pitchers
last season was credited by many as
giving the Crackers the pennant
Spectators at the game Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
;ABER BESTs PENnOCk

,STON. May l5--Chicago took the
ing game OF the series, to /.
Boston today. Faber ede!nS
hook in pitching duel. For
II innings neither side scored.
rain held up the game forty
lites. Febcrs double in the
|th. followed by three singles. re-
d In the frs. run. pennock's
e in Boston's half OF the ciA nth,
wed by Iiooper's and Mcnosy's
es, evened the count. MoMullIn
ed in the ninth and, SchafkS hit
IT center which Hend-yx handled
|ly, allowed McMu!lin 10 scEre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

week ago hurled cushions and
bottles on the field and some shout
ed "Bonehead Higgins when he put
Mhtwede. an utility man. In TO bat
for pitcher. Mittwcde's batting
average. according TO unofficial rec
ords. was Ace at the time. and when
he popped ny TO second the crowd
grew SO unruly that the game was
delayed some ten minutes There
had been some criticism of Higgins
before and since that. but the change
came as surprise TO the public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
FAMOUS SWIMMER DIES
FROM HURTS IN ACCIDENT
Arthur McAleeunn, Holder OF Many
Worlds Records, lind Place ON
OIsnipinn Team.
Ipy Associated pre.s

NEW YORK. May lb.--Arthur Nc
Aleenan. Jr.. holder OF many world
swimming records. and slated for q
place on the swimming team which
will represent tho United States Mt
the Olympic games. died In a hospital
here today OF Injuries received Tues
day when. with Tedford Cam and
stephen Ruddy. also prospective
Olympic swimming stars. he was in
j,ired In taXicab accident III Long
Island CITY.
McAlecnan. former national diving
champion. ana Yale athlete, was IS
years old During the war he served
as flying instructor In Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
INF HOLDS SMOKY CITY
| PLAYERS TO FOUR HITS
" York Scores Runs in Sixth
ana Seventh
Innings.

FlrTsEURGH. IA. May 49,.
II held Pittsburgh 10 four Itits to.
and New York ~on 2 to o. Adams
|, effective except In the sixth and
enth inrlngs ~nen the visitors
red their runs. Young singled "
Sixth, went to third On, Il wi
h apd scored on D6yi6's sacrinc
Kelly singled In the seventh,
K third ON Nchfs double and
red when Digbee thre% Wild 10
inneld Score ::
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
COLLEGE BASEBALL

Furman. Q: Georgia Tech, 4.
Navy. I: Swarthmore, o.
Cornell. 9: Amherst. 4.
Princeton. 8: Harvard. ].
Dartmouth. .: University OF Penn
Holy Cross. 6; Yale. 4.
Army, 2; Catholic University, /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
AMERICAN TENNIS STARS s:
SAIL FOR ENGLAND MAY %
VIII Encounter Stiff Opposition In
Prcliminnrles to Chnmpionxhfpis
Meet Mt Wimbledon

NEW YORK. May 15.---The tennis
TENN which will represent the United :,
Stntea IN the English championship
VIII shil from here on May 80 Theyt;t-
may enter other c2mpetitions before
The big event ut Wimbledon. and are -
position. .s5Ies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
New York,
Cleveland.
Totals, 40 +2tie
SrOrk BY IhnlnSai
Totals..15 ANA

Nav ssel fSik ......: SS.SS'SS S$SSSs -
rof%chSpinan. Two.ba.e hf,smnMeuscl.
,,.s, Jslinrlog iiome, runt-Qdlhn. Sac;
kis 10 6seii 10 Gaf Sh to R siaSstaGnss:s
Goye:eskIe 70 wsInbsEsnss TO Chanmap
! Base SUn balls--of Guvhitskie. 2: OF
9uinp /. ,,Hit by pItcher1by, Cotelr.itie
a.r6vriessis, D. rinbirts-&chill and O*sns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
REDS BUNCH HTS

ISCINNATf. May 15.--Tho. lteds
coed hits aucrcssfully of Causey
~ while SaiIoe held Philadelphia
check and the champions won
. g Both shoftstops felIed lii
liam, fashion. The hating and
? running OF Groh was Il feature
vas the ninth straight defeat fot
trhilli"F. Score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
YANKEES BREAK WINNING
STREAK or COVElEsk|E
Defeat Cleveland In First Game OF
Series by 2.t6.0
Arnrn

York Yankees broke Coveieskie.s
winning streak here to-day. defeating
CLEVELAND In the Iirat game Of The
series by gg6re Of to D. Jack
sp1nslble for the Yankce victory. In
addition to pitching n great game
against Coveieskie. Quinn nil a home
BUdlc on pase II, the eighth ihaing.
bringing about the Only score 81 Tim
Enme. Wards sensational neldihg
was another feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
N'Ai,!I,ctop.
81. Louis
.T1..ls .ssii ztiG Tss.is :. ~ II :

SpeIs by Innings II.
Is .l a6aS,s ,,..'::......;;...sSlSISSt!.!
Aum,nsry Hnn.-Ans,ih: 2; u,dson, sis.
Shannon. ErrnIsH-Sothnrbn ~ shannon
Tw" has. hitsJGste on. Slsier; Thrce,b
hlt-Ih snRon. Stolen hss"s--hiHlsr. 2: JIar.
re f,cs. sactlncsh -deie6h Courtney.
ii'i~. Williams. Drgb,. .pinxs-Eiieths. 10
Ter Lett on base~-S, Louis. r: Washing.
.sn; 10 .B~ss. on ,6"lsEcgurtn-y. &; So
on Sothoron. In ii-3 innings. Davis.
In 80 inninrs: Saur.cE, I In l.. III,
NJ pItrher-By Eothoron tH.rris). Eaun-
der, tiinrri,l siru-k out--BY so.hotpn.
:: Davis. :: cur;ncy; Wild pitch
Courtney. losing MISREPRESENTATION. TIM
i!res-Eyans and Uilhe hrnn Timc-i:ii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

SPORTS

ehamplopship here this AFTERNOON. do
eating Moss and Monroe. the crack
Iuinne players, Go, Ga, 81
one.Milc Rcliy-AYahdefUnt. hrst,Y
time. 3 minutes IS seconds; MISSISSIPPI
pi a. and NJ, seconds; Kentucky stats.
third: Georgetowh CnI?ersity or Keh.
lucky. fourth u =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Boston.
tails 40 : "a IL Totals rs 9oIli
tied for FiillaEim in eighth

tails 40 { - IL Totals rs 9oTii
itted for Fi'llaEim in eighth.
re by innings: II.
20 .... n o 2 0 o q -
|nmarv: Ru.s-Sul'!van. Flack.
cher. Rnbr-tsnn. Deal. Two base
-Fiack. Paskeyt. lIpiiocher; Stolen
I-Paske-t Robertson. f'lack. sacri.
bits II oiioch"r. TS--'' Double
|-Bocckci 10 Pick to Hn'r": Vaughn
1to'lochcr To Rarbr-: Holiocher la
TO Ha-ber: Mann to Pick 20 Bockel
on hnses-iIo.'nn. .: Chicago T.
on hal,s--off ,Van"tn. a m EilIin.
2; oG Johcs. 4. Hits--off Fllilngim.
Innings; 9" .io,es. IN innihE.
osin~ pitrhe---ri!!.r~im Ur,pi-es-
rmick and Hart Time-l:aa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

They say that WASHINGTON never
told lie." rnminated the Red chev-
ronite. but I don't believe Il posaI-
nie. Why. look here. when he got
ms discharEe somebody was bound to
ask MIN to tell about his war expert.
enCes. and
mo. sir, Washington just must
have lied some"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
MAMAUX BEATS CARDS
Inv A.-nclat.d rrcssl

(. LOUIS, May l5.-Brooklyn won
second straight game from 81.
g, today. hitting Jacobs and May
|ortunely. The score was s 10 3.
locals heided badly. MimauX
steady In the pinchcs md after
first inning WAS never In danger.
brooklyn ut. I>n,u..
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CHICAGO BEATS BOSTON
.Batted for walters in ninth .'

Score by innings: r.
Chicago .....o o a -
Boston ............ q OIL
summary: -McMulen. r"'>>- Pen
mock. Errors-Menosky. Hendryx McIn-
mis-. Two base hit-raber. Sacrifice hits
Jackson. McN.lly. Scott Double play
Faber to r. Collins to Jourdan. Left an
bascs-Chesgo. 3: Boston. :. bases on
baliS-on Faber. 8; OF Penhock. =. Struck
out--by Faber. q ny Pennock, :. Cmp,res
Nailn and Dinecn. Time OF game so
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WASHINGTON TAKES OPENER

WASHINGTON, May l5-Washint.
IN hammered SothuroR hard today
Und eahily won the opening game Of
he series from St Louis. 5 to l.
tourthey Was effective in The pihches
Score
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tBaiicd for Oldham in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
t...n'ii ~ " U y " D IL
Philadelphia .......... OF 90 6 -
Summary: Runs-Shorten. Dykes. p
walker. Perkins. Errprs-JoncH Griffin
Galloway; Two-base hit-Weich Three
base hit.Walher. SacriHces--0al9way,
Thonhn. Double play-Oldham to Young
TO Heilman. Left on bases--Detroit. y:
philaHslphia .. Bases on balis-Lehnatd
In s. OLDHAM: ) in :: Hit by pitehcr-
ny Leonard tBurnsl. Struck out-INon-
ard ); Nhyior. I. Passed baIl-AInsmith
Losing p!tcher-Leonard. Time-i:i;. I'm.
pircs-connoily and Moriarty
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|,hfederate. Museum

lsn 'f bsli G9s Gay q Il s' Is rs ),
~ I ~ ! 81 as ssSsa 4 l. y
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Cincinnati.

TrI'T WUN>-N9nTT"1t, TFlE"tN"F.
|htr' Grn;. I. Roush. Duncan Ef.
-ur"h. Snu-cy Twn.hase hit-S,sheei.
o"r. hits-H,,h, Rcnth S,otlnc".-
afnr Laft IN bas"s--PhIIadeiphia G.
'unsti. H. Hare oU Os ile-~Csus.y.
* ont-snilee. ), tmpitc-- Klein aud
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nHlAI EuIT--'JIto'ls " tTu, johnston.
rod. :. Miller. Stock. Horsby Errors
b.. Fournlnr. Clcinona. Twh-hase hits
Ter. Iornsbv. t.avan. Stolen bases
Doub!" plays-O!sor and Konctchy.
on bases--ltrnol'rn. i3: -, Louis,
i on hnlls-On MamauS. d: Jacobs. q:
Hl's-Oh Jacobs. In >: May. >
H. b~ p'tHhc--Bv May (wheat.
~, Struck out-By SamauS. 3; Ia.
1; May. 9. wild ritch-Nsy. Losing
cf-Lhcobs tmpiTes-Quisiey and
N. TiIuC-l:.s
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE
sinndIng of tho Clubs.
Iirnr!cr 'i,ents 'c-,;mn.

brnEer Benfs Crump.
Re ,frS tam of T. e. Bauer out
|en re rum team ycttcrday at
!avv hitting Of Inn winninx foam
,h"- WIZ tho SUPPORT that was
!, Pete Jennings, was Of high or
re by innings: n
1 Brnuer... 30 o62 o-S
| Crump"... , o O. o o 2 o O. O--5
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Pittsburgh.

Il Iofk ........0 o 900 ilo o.
sburEh .,.9 o y 0 q o -.
urinary; Runs-YbuhE. Kelley. Errot-
rbec cutshnw. TwO-basn hits-Sehf
hois"n. sadrifce hitr-- Doyle. Adam
|, on baacs-S.N York. q. PIttpburgh. D.
iIits--Un S.hf iu innings: on
mr.. in, innings. on Hamilton. in
|nnInE. Struck out--by Schf. / by
ina, 3. W4ld tcnahhains, Winning
pifes. Harrison and O'Day. fIme. &c