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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
BABE RUrH IN COLLISION.

MERIDEN, Conn.,, Oct. IA. FL
Babe Ruth was in an auto collision
here yesterday. His car was wrecked
but he and friend escaped injury
except for a few scratches.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
BE1IEyE STRIKE .vrr@-r-.,

LONDON. Oct. 2.---CU. P.)-Ex-
change Telegraph company announc-
ed that II is understood that the
threatened British coal strike has been
averted. Another vote will be taken
on wage, working conditions and pro-
posais made by government. accord
ing 10 the report
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
FIGHTING
LEAGUE ASSERTS COX
BECAUSE OF RULING
Article 23 Prevents Exploita-
tion of Humanity in Sweat
Shops and Unsanitary Fac
tories He Points Out.

| JOPLIN, Oct. Cry Herbert w
Walker. u. p. Staff correspondent.)-- -
Profiteers OF both war and peace ar.
opposing the leagu OF nations. Cover
nor Cox charged In a speech here to
day. "As you will find the munitions
profiteer opposed to the league be-
cause II provides disarmament, max.
ing future war impossible. so you will
find the profiteer OF peace opposed t.
the league because Article 23 prevent.
him from exploitation Of humanity ir
sweat shops. and unsanitary factories"
he said.
Not only Is the league covenant al
ready functioning as the nearest APP
proximate to n guarantee against war,
but II also contains elements OF pro-
motion of world progress and means
for humanitarian advancement Gov
ernor Cox continued.
League Is Safeguard
"UndeE Article %" ne said "mem
bers Of the league are free to maintain
fair and just conditions OF labor for
men, women and children; to coope-
rate In prevention OF communicable |
and vocational diseases: to
prevent exploitation OF women and |
and to control traffic In OPP |
um and other dangerous drugs"
Governor Cox announced he has |
cancelled his speech scheduled for
,leveiand Tuesday night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
chargcs of rroflt nefnted.
AMERICAN DESTROYER
HITS MINE NEAR RIGA

RIGA. Oct. IA. p. 1.-THE Ameri-
can destroyer Gall struck a mine TO-
day as it was entering Riga bay. No
details have been received.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
Weather.

roa.vs weather report by Major
10 Moorhouse. official observer
Maximum 62.
Minimum 4e.
barometer 1855.
Rainfall 10
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
CLEVELAND WINS IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT. Oct. IA. Ply
defeating Detroit today Cleveland
won the pennant of the American
League. The score was Cleveland
10; Detroit /.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
CATTLE MARKET STEADY

Cattle are steady today. hogs. sheep
and butter are weak and eggs are firm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02

KANSAS CITY, Oct IA. PD-
Governor Cox came back today into
Missouri from Oklahoma on the last
lap OF his western tour. He spoke
at Joplin this morning, arriving here
late today. He will leave for Fremont,
Ohio. tonight after addressing meet
ing here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
POLES READY wITH REPLY

RIGA, Oct. 2--tA. P)---Polish dele
gates to the peace conference We're
prepared today 10 submit the Polish
answer to the Russian peace terms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
Steps to be Taken by State De-
partment to Make More
Drastic and Absolute Re-
striction Against Japanese.
GENTLEMEN'S AGREEMENT
STUDIED IN NEGOTIATION
New Development in Dealings
Over Ambassadors Protest
Against Proposed Legislation
Called Significant.

WASHINGTON. Oct 2.-(By A. I.
Bradford. u. p. Staff Correspondent)
Steps will be taken by the state de-
partment to make more drastic and
absolute restrictions against Japanese
immigration. It is authoritatively
learned today. This new development
In negotiations over Ambassador Shi-
dehara's protests against the proposed
California law for absolute prohibition
OF land holding by Japanese is regard
ed an highly significant in Washing
ton.
Study Agreement.
Roland Morris. American ambassa-
dor to Japan. has brought into the
negotiations with Shidehara a study
Of the "gentlemen's agreement" for
the purpose OF deusins some means
for airtight exclusion of,Japanese i'm
migration.
< Norris is conducting negotiations
for the United States.
While no plan Is known to have
been. agreed upon. Il is understood the
state department has taken the posi-
tion that the .gentlamen.s agreement"
ia not entirely satisfactory Under
this agreement Japan undertook to
stop immigration TO the United States.
Charges OF Profit Refnted.
TOXIC. Oct. 2.---tU. P.)s-Charges
hat premier Hara's government is
profiting from anti-American. agita-
lion In Japan were answered today
with declaration that they are alb
= Aass.- % .st'sa ssre--ai>ssf,, anti
4 AnsAsacsin sentiment Is being fostered
Is q part of a campaign by the oppo-
sftion to Hara's government DESIGNED
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
Voluntary statements AttacI.cd ;,

The testimony of Mr.. Fletcher.
which has been heard in the cases OF
Emmett Bancroft. alias Neil Hart. and
OF Irwin L Stoop and Floyd l. Hendek
son, related the voluntary statements
made before the grand jury by these
defendants when examined. Neither
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
LOCAL RED CROSS
AIDS rs FAMILIES
DURING SEPTEMBER
Former Service Men Assisted
With Securing Education,
Transportation, Employment
and U. S. Insurance.

During September the local Ameri-
can Red Cross served T5 families in its
home service work. according to the
report of Miss Virginia Todd secre-
tary. made public today. Financial
assistance in the sum Of s36.C0 was
given during the month.
Thirty-four dollars was repaid on
former loans Of the home service de-
partment. In addition. a large am
cunt of work was done for former
service men disabled or out of em-
ployment here. Among the work
done in this branch were the follow
ing Items:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02
Insurance Forwarded.

Insurance for disab bled men was
paid for several until compensation is
received from the government.
transportation was given disabled
men in order that they might enter
schools for vocational training. Checks
for these men had not been received
from the government. In some cases
it was necessary to arrange for room
and board for the man and his family
until the first check Is received. which
Is from one TO two months after the
man has entered training.
Transportation Furnished.
Furnished transportation TO men
stranded or disabled men away from
home, aftsr his parents or home town
nave guaraDteed employment or per
anent care.
kilograms were sent to the govern
nent to exnedte the payment OF e1-a-
or to bring neglected cases
@ The aiiention of departments at
Care was given for a disa bled man
nd family until suitable employment !
ould he found.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-02

CONTINUED from page 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
HAVANA RESULTS

Fi,s; 'ace-"ne- fourth mile-riction;, loo
nusa. 1919 lric&ensl. !" :. out. out second /.
70 5. out. third. Time. rs. DOROTHY. Gen.
tc Second ,r.ee-siY fnr!onEs-Braz@; il3
CLARK: lo7 konrlcman>: - to l. 10 /.
III = s:sn.. third TIM. i:i55., Tn ~
Snob Prirce l,iI'ect and Arthur Middleton
:an.
J,Irdora. lo7 tFinlcyi. ; TO .. oven. 10 :.
won: He's Bear, los fTaylorb. to i. ;
10 > 10 ); second: lncinera;or. lls tw4t
sorl. TO I. Ia = . 10 :. third. Time
LOT runctuai Doomed IahyIonian and
:. Fourth race---fve amt one hal. furlonrs-.
Hamilton \. los ,keder!1. to l. { - s.
= Ia :. Won Ton o tho Morning. 100 CChia-
-:etta): = 70 { 10 8. to $ s.cond. Cr"iis-
yell, !et thourtatn,. even. . to :. 10 g.
third Tim, OF 1t. lIocnir. Diversion
Fi:th racc--!rIc and a!Ntecnih--lTood
thrush. TO tMauganl. to :. Ia = =
to =. won. l.afiat. l0s tCrumul. 10 s. 3
% ;. and to ). second Mudaili. las ,Ctr-
5nod"i. > 10 l. 10 J.; Ia s. thiya 'fiu.
~. - GuiG.no-t. Holman. War Fax ana
SIKH gace--milc .ana n;,y vsrds--Grac-.
- Innfi"rl - :. IL S. tc 10 won
Circulate: - rCarmudyp. ; - = even, Ia :.
SECOND: lic %nloke lot ikcprle n!an,. ! to l.
!. 70 ]. CN.r third Tituo. i.as -. lI.u.
tsrcdc Eosc ana Bah t.f r.u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
THREE ADDITIONAL GAMES
ARRANGED FOR SPIDER NINE
Iocn, ColIeEian. Will Play Two Con-
tests In HlncksburE and One In
Sfaunt0n.

With the acquisition OF three more
baseball games 10 his schedule Mana
ger Gray, Of the Richmond College
team. has now ten contests assured n
addition to the regular clashes between
the locals and the three other cham
pionship cuntenders in the T.. Y. |. y. y.
The additional contests to the already
attractive card are 10 be played with
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
stanton Military Academy, on the
diamonds at Elacksburg and Stauu
ton. These are the three contests
thus far arranged for the a.. ders'
swing through the State in the spring
negotiations being open Cor games
with other leading teams suitable for
The trip. April and : Will be spent
at Blacksburg. while the Dobsonitcs
viii stop III stanton the day follow
Ing.
When completed the Spiders sched-
uic on the diamond is expected 10
cvincc another step 10y the local Off
ciais 10 expand their athletic ani!ia
iiuns and TO offer Richmond an adj
yantaEcous collegiate program. Coach
nohson's smashing OF preccdents by
booking formidable colleges in Sir-
Glnia. Maryland, North Carolina, and
elsewhere TO battle here next fall III
preference to the siX-Eame plan here
to-forc practised in football was the
first step in the realization OF the
Spiders long -taik.d-of purpose TO eX-
pand. The siN-gamc baseball cham
pionship schedule will he continued as
expansion is i,ract cable due to the
ability of the playing OF contests
close together.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

Fru.nps, III; Auaencys. ia: Auntie i.y. "a;
soii.s Ardienas. III: retun!a, ia SEybluc,
Gii; Champasnc. III; Lock Leven. Ii, Ruby
'eAiskow, IA Margaret Dixon. IA
Second race--s!x furonS%Ra!nho~ G.rl,
an.: Plumcot. lo7; Producer. lg,; Mack Gar
per. H.; JuAnita Ill. IL: Lloyd George. liz;
Tinsaiins. ia: A. n. Akin. IA I.anrdcn
1!4 Brinshurs;. ia; Poul,ucy, liz; Red and
;!s -Bons,ei!e. III: Opportunity,
- Third raec-s:1 nr.-ssreadman, liz;
2 Warl!he. IL: Ace Of Trumps. los. Bullet
psoof. loS; Rory o'Moore. los; Simpleton,
.S; Gain dc Cause. los: Keep. Io.: Weady.
20: F!yins Witch, los: Ny Dear, los
- Fourth T.ce-miie-slinpery l:im, 10;
~ 3ranklin, loi; Ncpperh an. 100.
Fifth racc--mile and seventy yards-hcccl-
---A.atc. %: Genera! Glenn. TO-: Duke John. ios:
Constantine, ioS; Charlie SUNNY. H. Bag
incur, IA
Sixth race--m,e and a sixteenth Mumho
Jumbo iis, wadsworth Last. ils: Mountain
Rose II, H.; kenward. iia Paddy Dear IL.
Belle Roberts, ioi BLaz.;. Ill: Little Co: :
rag, 100; IL. {. Basch. l95; | Vim | Win,
lu5; Soldat dc Ncrdun. Io5; fodder. 100:
Medusa. TO-; AStraca, 10. Eligiblc-Miss
krutcr, l02 Dancing Carnival. l0e: Ecy l.!
Pieasanton. IL; Poilu. lcS.
. Seventh racc-one mil. and seventy yards
!, Amino no; Bertodano 40: ben Hamnsnn.
(. 40; Don Dodge. lio: Blue Thistle. 10. onwa
10: Sice,h. ITO; Cadillac. 10: PULASKI, 10.
Marie Conncil loS; prcrRricate. lOS: Sur.
passing. los: Mar Tom, 100: Jazz isand. 81.
: Elig ihie-Rronco Biily. 10; Highland Lad,
e 10; Kentucky Roy, ItI: Pluviad;l, ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
SPIDER QUINT HOLDS FIRST
SIGNAL PRACTICE OF YEAR
Temporary Floor mt Northampton
scene Of Activit.-S1uad VIII
BE Increased Later

Twelve members of the Spiders 1919
20 varsity baskc iball squad reported
yesterday afternoon 10 Coach FRANK
Dobson to renew their grind TO Sc
cure places on the qlint that Viii rem
reScn, the local college this year The
other three men chosen in December
nluS several players Of experience, II,
spider squads OF former years arc cX-
nectcd TO augment this group. out O.
when the Spider mentor will try to
mould Formidable i've. Yesterdays
practise vas devoted TO signal drill
The first INDUCED in by the Red and
Hlue aSp!rants this season. n
The Medicos will be the first uuin.
tackled by the Spiders this month, the
game I" be played January II at the
previously arranged by Manager Ford
which included several fast Virginia
hNes aud an Eastern college has been
Shot to pieces because or the failure
ot the local management in securing a
playing floor. However the accI,s-
toned trip by tho Spiders and their
championship engagements with tho
three Eastern Virginia colleges will be
staged Home games OF the Spiders
WIN BE- played OF the temporary floor
at Northampton.
Ii is Coach Dobson'S intention 10
nave a second team out OF his squad
which he hopes TO pit against similar
teams from the colleges in the Eastern
virginia intercollegiate Athletic As
ISOLATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
ALDERMAN FAVORs CHANGE
UNIVERSITY HEAD REPORTED
TO WANT PERMANENT COACH
believes Present system should Give
Way 50 NIrEinia Can Main
tain Prestige.
iSpec!al to Tho T!mcs-pis,stchl

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
: CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Jan. sit
j. reported. on ,excellen, authority,
that President Alderman IS fully con-
WINGED ;Gat the time has come for !
change IN the coaching system ~ The
University OF Virginia
II is said further that ne fully APP
precia tce tho value the present system
has been to the university. hu: tina; for
number OF reasons that system could
b. changed III favor o! methods found
most efficient n other colleges IN Niv-
Einias class.
Reports from Washington and Rich
1nond seem 10 give assurance that \
permanent coach xiii Ne in charge next
session. \ prominent local alumnus
sisted today That no Such hopeful view
IS warranted ny ihc situation as j: now
etsnds a. he university. The better
opinion i that vigorous action must
nc taken by both the student bod:
and alumai % have All the points In
Nolvcd properly presented 20 the jan
usry meetings .: ihc faculty and thc
Board OF Visitors.
II IS. feared that II those meetings
orc allowed 10 pass without dcfnit.
scticn in favor 81 Z permanent coach.
TRAIT ii viii be TOD late - engage oaa
fo- ne 1920 football season. IL j.
definitely known. however that il IA
No-aSio action i taken al the January
NEE 'TSS, one q; tAc most succnssfCi
coaches SHOWN IN America ) ready %
come 20 N.1-s.:t.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
HIGH SCHOOL QUlNT READY
Local Public school Team 10 Plny
Goobers at Y. w. {. A. This
Afternoon.

john Marshall High Schools quint
viii open its season this afternoon
with the game Against Petersburg
High IN the Y. W. &. y. gymnasium.
Owing TO the difficulty OF securing a
place in which 10 practice. tho Mar
shallitcs begin the season somewhat
Handicapped, but they are confident,
now tina; this n.rd has been supplied.
That their aggregation viii run its
schedule successfully Petersburg. on
tn" other hand. has been practicing
for some time, and Is said to have de-
vcloped a team heretofore unequal led
in that school. IL Is reported to be
fash speedy. and accurate on long
sn@is as well as possessing an adj
vantage in weight
The locals probably will start the
game with \ lineup consisting OF the
I'VE lct,c-mcn of last Years team:
Todd, center: Marin and carroll, for
wards Ryder and Bethel. guards Ash
brooke. Hicks, Tyson, OF last years
squad. and Mckee. a new man viii
also be available us substitutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
REDS WIN TEN PIN HONORS
Tigers Lose Two out or Thrcc-Game
Series After Hard
Struggle.

~ the rictsch Alleys last nigh, the
heds and the Tigers, OF the Junior
the claws of the latter III two games
out OF three. iIcident:tlly breaking the
tie for second place
me Reds won the first game hand
ny. by margin Of nfty-tour pins:
,nsl tn" second hy fifteen pins, and
an.n came back in the third game,
ahncNinE II by Twenty-Five pins
b9spitc the fact that the now ming
Wcre railing hard. four 100 scores
htrc REGARDED King" Cole coming
throuEh with q pol count. Glenn regis
ieIinE twice. with counts OF 2n9 c,n5
al ana Dalton hitting the naples for
Glenn or tho Tigers IN asait;o, -
breaking Into tho 200 column twice
, 4tSo carried on the hiGh three game
hor3fs WIN a total OF 553.
me holiday layof appears 10 h.vn
Mntctca the eyes Of tho howlcrs some.
miI'' nut WIN a little practice thev
~. "s'!A regain their stride. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
RUTH SIGNS WITH YANKs
NEW YORK MANAGER SAYS
TERMS ARE SATISFACTORY
Babe States He VIII Not Don Uniform
thiii Oliver. Portion OF Purchase
Price.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6.--Millcr Hug
gins. manager OF the New York Ameri-
cans. left for homo today, announcing
before his departure that he had closed
win Liable" Ruth 10 play with New
\ ork this year.
iuSgins said tina, hc and Ruth
hau come 10 satisfactory terms and
everybody concerned was satisiicd lilo
declined TO staS, just what sum was
p aid 20 the Boston club for Ruth, but
saiu ~ was about $4,000. Ruth. ac-
corning 10 liuBginS, has expressed III.
Si 30, with tho change, and sac
ne would try to break his batting rec
orr tnls season for New York
hnih SAID he would not nut on !,
ankcc uniform until he had r.ccir.I
~ ieaSt a part Of his purchas. price
Whiin admitting that no had t.ir.
srahhed John isoc. his business agent.
~ NJ ne would not play anywhere but
thtt city. Ruth said he had no OBJ
JccIiohs 70 playing in New York
ia'tiS what l came after"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
TRIO OF BASKETERS LOST
TO WILLIAM AND MARY
fcntress. Wallace and johnson WIN
Not i'in! for In'iinns-Judge
brooks R~turns.
LsDccia! FL Thc rLmes. pIsna,ch l

,tSD"cia! - Tho Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Jan. ,.-Ar
h noun b., CAPTAIN "spccks' Fen
,ftSs or the William and Mary Co;,.t..
"tShctoa!i team, that he Viii lnav.
achoo! next month when he obtains i
isSfce' means that lie VIII be los, 10
c ne ;, imdianS during tho approaching
SnanP!ohShip series. t'cntrcss who
ntils from Norfolk has PLAYED =
guard position Tor three years.
isoocrt Fats Wallace also has Civ
en- up the court game. In order 10
suueFNiSc :, course CT physical instruc-
non. Wallace IL Il letter man in has
ms,oail. star Football player and
,hinaScr OF this years BASEBALL team
Like fcntresS, he viii be los, through
STadnttion ;his spring.
JItn"%' Johnson has not returned
s !" colieEc. thus reducing by three the
squad OF twelve men when Coach
jimmy Driver selected as varsity ma.
t"i!ai before tho holidays Johnson's
,3.s however. il bala need is the adj
l!,ion az lady" Brooks. who was a
LofWarh last season, and who cam, on:
10. inlt!al practice today
ne coach has fair material. hu,
,hard work and team play arc essential
hciorc supporters OF the Indians may
Mary pro@Dcc;. 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
PRINTERS DEFEAT BAKERS
Noides Five barely Nosed Ont il
ihree-,nme Series-Pofice and
Eiks Roll Tonight.

The Cook Printing Company. minus
their star, Reid, took two out OF three
games from the Node Bros. last night
were the hardest fought OF the sea
son, the FIRST being won by three pins.
and the third by two
Noide Bros. had one OF tho old vote
in their lineup. Pete Blair. and he
was high man for the team. but could
down.
Waldhauer was high for the
printers. having two 200 scores to his
credit.
Tonight on the Palace Alleys the
poiicc VIII meet the Palace team in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
SPORT BODY POsTPONEs
MEETING UNTIL NEXT WEEK
business Scheduled for Last Night
VIII he T'nken Up
Then.

Members OF the Sports Association
postponed their meeting Scheduled for
last night at Murphy's Hotel until mex,
Tuesday night NJ o'clock ut the same
place. Several members were unable
10 be present on account OF tho meet
ing of tho American Legion a: E.l.
Vidcrc Hull President Charlie Mos.
maze snort address TO those prcS.n,
ana stated that 1t was necessary that
all members pc present a., the meeting
next week. Matters which were 10 have
been discussed at the scheduled coafab
last night Will be taken up then.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
RUTH DEAL FOREnUSNER
of SEVERAL. TRASSS(.TIo>S

NEW DIRK. Jan. 5.-Thc dcni h,.
which lfaho" Ruth. the hoin".run
siuES.r was obtained by the New Yori,
americans ~ the forcrunncr Of a mum
IN. 1ankce club owners to bring other
star players 10 the team President
10 80 iiupPcrt announced tonight. IL
- hopcd 20 put the deals through he
!or. the winter IS over. ne added.
Ioiohcl RUPERT announced he had
raSc.Hcl telegram. from Mana,,cr
Miller Hugsins in Los Angeles. snvina
maj MAJ kuin had signed an agreement To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

Colts New Manager
VIII Arrive Today

Lee Goccl. new manager of tho
Richmond Colts, will arrive here to-
day for conference with Owner
Wilson. of tho local club. GOOch hnS
hcrn spending some time In oxford.
y. g.. his home, md advance re-
efal important announcements TO
mrkc tn tho fans I'm regard TO new
PLAYERS. The owner and munger
viii 90 over plans for tho coming
se">an and weak spots in the Colts
iinc-uR will he discussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
Tigers.

M" etHH;ng - the pi,rsch Alex, ..pap.,
IN. ara NJ Feluvena;cd and strengthened
:n1t"' trsm ar" Determined TO spiil Tho
m!k Of the Richmond Dairy tiv.. led Nv
- ","ne. Enrch. ana ;he Colonel ia just
-, "'''.ti''."o 70 make clean sweep OF
" 1870 N order TO regain his standing
- inc hcaG ot tho league ''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
Wo,trr sti,I H. nj.

;, Los ANGELES. CAL, Ian. s-Harrv
f mo' ,h. vi" y,, played an ou,feld position
days. Is still good enough 10 I'M .'p J,
posi,ion In the top minor league So.
cit,S Woltcr will be with the Sco,tio
clup ~ the Paciflc Coast league nsxt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
HOLSTERS SELECT FLORIDA
Indianapolis VIII Train NJ 81 Peters.
burE, and -arrnnSes Exhibition
Contests With Senator'S
fnv Assnrla.nh r..

INDIhNAPol.ls. ND. Tan. s.--Tr.
American. Assoc alton, wiI train -,
St Petersburg. I'i>.. ana WIN NAV -
i1!bifion games with The Wa'hinrt,.,,
Americans, II training at TAMPA !.
was. announces today by Iarl Iian.
bricks, general manager OF Vic loo,
club. Hendricks also announced i've
sale TO the salt Lake rlLb, ~ tSe
Pacific Coast League OF Duke Reilly
outheider,. who has played with M.
indianapolis club every sca<o,, br.
one since 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
SnlIee kriIs Irnrm

!. CINCINNATI. Jan. -G.--Sliri Salo,
who thought SO much OF his farm !,
unless he could be close to the far,r
has changed his mind and sold th@
property He plans to leave Higgins.
port, ONO. and make his home in Ken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Jan. 6.-The
lsso championship campaign in the Pa :
cine Coast League will get under w;,y
on Aprii and Will continue for
twenty-eiSht weeks. closing close Ia
November l. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-07
SPORTS
Chief Bender Hunts Deer
in Woods Of New jersey

Chief BENDER. who recently re-
nIHncu .he management OF the Rich
mond Colts. has been In the Nrw
Jersey woods on n hunting cxprdi-
ton. according TO n letter the dusky-
skinned ball tOsscr recently ,yrotc
IL. w. Wilson. owner or the Iorui
club. The chief stated that hIs foot.
which WINS broken shortly utter he
left RichInond Is giving hin, troubIe.
nnd hc ~ nftcnDtinE To get st In
season.