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The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
STRIKE TROOPS
MAY CROSS TUG
Kentucky Adjutant General
- Alarmed Over Deaths in
Coal Area.

WILLIAMSON, w. Va. Dec. g.
The possibility of the extension Of
military supervision to Pike County,
Kentucky, across the Tug River
from Mingo County, was seen this
afternon in the arrival from Frank
tort of Maj. Jackson Morris. adju-
tant general of Kentucky!
The presence of Maj. Morris was
brought about by the shooting Of
two deputy sheriffs in Pike County
opposite Vulcan, IL was stated, few
days ago. So far no contention has
been made that this shooting was
directly connected with the indus
trial disturbances, although II Is
generally part of the lawlessness
which has kept the Tug River fields
in turmoil since the Matewan affair.
Mai. Harris would not discuss the
possibility that the Kentucky ma
tional guard would be called to Pike
County. 1t is believed that the Fed
eral troops already here will be able
to take over the Pike County sector
without reinforcements.
The first arrest made by the Fed
eral troops in connection with the
strike occurred at Matewan last
night when George Sullivan. wanted
On a Kentucky warrant for COM
olicity in the shooting at Freeburn,
KY, last summer, was apprehended
Sullivan is in Jail at Williamson
awaiting extradition papers from
Kentucky.
other warrants for men involved
IN the Freeburn affair are in the
hands OF the military authorities
and VIII probably be served within a
few days.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
JURY FOR BAN
Brooklyn Report Urges For.
eigners Who Cannot Read
Be Excluded.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Prevention
of the entry into the United States
of foreigners who cannot speak
English and who do not possess in
teiligent understanding Of the fun
damental ideas of human liberty"
was recommended by the Brooklyn
grand jury today as a step to stop
the crime wave.
Blame for "the extraordinary
number of crimes that have been
committed'' was placed on colonies
offforeigners."
The report, handed to County
Judge May, said in part:
"a study of the record of our pro-
ceedings shows that all of the homi-
cides and most of the graver, more
desperate and heinous crimes were
committed by foreigners who pal
pably have no understanding of the
genesis or the genius of American
institutions. They not only have
not been assimilated but seemingly
are unlike to be under present con-
ditions."
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
CIVIL WAR DOCTOR
DEAD AT WINCHESTER

WINCHESTER. Va. Dec. s.-Dr.
Godfrey Lewis Miller, IS years old,
for more than sixty years a prac-
ttioner, died last night. His eye
sight failea entir4y recently.
During the civil war, with rank
as captain. he was in general
charge of Confederate hospitals in
Winchester. and after the war was
retained to attend wounded Fed
eral soldiers still here. He was
among the last of the old time
family doctors here and is said to
have never presented a bill to a
patient or kept a ledger.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
Forgot to Mail
Letter, But Glad
He Did It Now

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. 3.-Mrs
Samuel Taylor gave her husband a
letter to mail.
He thrust it into an overcoat
pocket and F. T NJ. l.. of course.
The detectives in a pawn shop
examined an overcoat brought in
by a negro the next day.
The letter revealed the owner
ship of the coat and 5000 worth of
other clothing Taylor got them
back
Just like a man." was Mrs. Tay-
lor's only comment.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04

where he h confined awaiting trial
on a charge of failing to provide
for the support of Mrs. Frank e.
Rich. who claims TO be the pris-
oner's second wife. Rich started on
the eighth day of his strike 'as
strong as ever" to use his own
words.
According to Detective Thomas p.
O'Donnell, who brought McKinnan
back from Lowell, Mass, wednes-
day night, the prisoner has not
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
: Fire Destroys Bar, and TooIs.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Dec. 9.
Fire Of undetermined origin de-
stroyed large barn and. contents
on the farm of Ernest N. Seay IN
Spotsylvania County yesterday. An
automobile truck. farming imple-
ments, hay and feed and other con-
tents were burned. The barn was
insured for 1900 and the truck wp
also insured, but the other prop
erty was a total loss
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04

eaten food since last Friday. il
was thought at first that the iae-
cused man was Ill but Rich as
sured his watchers that he did not
intend to eat until he was liberated.
the police say.
Besides the nonsupport charge
McKinnan faces two charges of
bigamy. He is said to have ad-
,ditted that he married three times
without having been divorced from
any of his wives.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
Coo. Killed /. AII-Nishi Hunt.

FREDkRICkSBURC va. Dec. D.
After an exciting chase In a
nights hunt which led through
swamp and forest. a large raccoon
was captured near Masssponax. In
Spotsylyania County. "Wednesday
night by Jesse and Billy Burgess, c.
II. Montgomery and George NJ. Wee
don, OF this city, and l. Davenport.
OF Massaponax. Four dogs led the
chase.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
|FRIEDLANDER
PUT IT ACROSS
Present Deep Cuts in Price Of
Mems High Grade Trousers
Deemed. Prohibitive. Until AZ
---.,;r" Merchant Acted. Others
NAV Follow.

To demonstrate that high prices
can be controlled. Friedlander Bros.
have literally broken the back of
the high cost of mems trousers by
sweeping reductions.
At the Ninth street store tables
are piled high with choice offerings;
In these lots you'll find $3.50
trousers marked to s4.55-sS.50 trou-
sers marked to s6.15-s10.5o trousers
marked to $3.50. and SIS trousers
marked to SO. Every pair will bear
out our emphatic representation of
high grade material and high-class
tailoring.
Don't be among the laggards, but
get here with the early buyers and
thus insure having full and unlim-
tied choice of patterns. weaves and
colors. Remember the name and ad-
dress, Friedlander Bros, 42S Ninth
street n. W.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
TEMPT HUNGER STRIKER
WITH SAVORY DISHES

sBALTIMoRE, Dec. s.-Despite the
fact that jail officials placed ap-
petizing dishes within his reach.
William McKinnan.. alias Frank E.
Rich. alias Frank Williams, main
tained his self-imposed hunger
strike in the county Jail today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
BOYS TO MEET
: PETERSBURG APRIL 10
Taka-Kola Boys Have High Hopes
of Defeating COckadc
CITY.

Everything is in readiness for the
TIA ka Iiola Peters tVirginia)
League cub clash in Petersburg
Tuesday. April 18th While the soft
drink boys have not as yet rounded
into their best of form on account
of the late. spring and the cold
weather TO date. still the manage
ment feels that with three such
twirlcrs as Doubles Napier. OF Vir-
ginia League fame: Orr. the hcfty
port paw from Camp jackson. and
Doc Wa!dbaucr. who was given a
trial by Clark Griffith. afterwards
farmed to Jersey City in the Inter
national League. they should easily
make ii interesting for the COOLERS
ana show an assortment OF hooks
and "!anis that should give Tom
clarke an accurate idea as TO the
ability OF his material ut hand.
Petersburg will have advantage
over the kola boys, inaSmuch as they
are professional aggregation and
have been working out daily FOR the
last week or ten days. Condition is
bound TO tell in this contest. and
the only advantage the soft-drinlt
boys can show to Offset this fact Is
the strength of their pitching staff.
included in the Kola boys line up
are such well-known stars as Jake
Poh. one OF the most sensational
shortStoDs ever developed around
Richmond: Joe Wharton, who held
down the initial sack on last years
championship aggregation: Plug
Amos and cy Lawrence viii perform
around the Keystone sack. while Bob
Burnham will look after the hot
part. In the outneld. Frank pcay. IA
Washington boy, who is fast and
covers world OF ground. will look
AFTER left garden, with Jack Asher
OF last years Battle Axe nine. guard
ing the center works. In right Held
big Harry Carter, Of Richmond COL
lcSc fame. or Chewing. Will get the
call. Behind the bat ChccSy I.c!hs
will care for the slants OF Wald-
bauer. Napier and Orr. Taken as a
whole. this aggregation shows un-
usual strength. and should be NOR.
than able TO hold their own with the
Virginia League outfit
In addition to this game, the man
aSemcnt announces that games are
pending with Randolph Macon. Will
liam and Mary. Hampden- Sidney and
Medical College, as we'll as the reg
ular league schedule calling for Sat
urday games. They are echcduied to
work out twice Il week with Frank
Dobson's hopefulS In the Wcsthamp-
ton bowl, and the training derived
from these contests should prove to
be OF especial benefit TO both clubs.
as Coach Dobson's knowledge OF the
game Will enable them TO greatly
perfect their team play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
PORTSMOUTH LAW MlNIONS
CHALLENGE RICHMOND COPS
Would Plny Thrrr-t:umr series for
Championship OF the


Police here have received "A chal-
lengc from the Portsmouth Police
Department TO play a series ur three
ball games with them for the cham
pionsh!p OF the state. The chnl-
lrngc specifies that the series be
played. one game ia each OF the home
towns OF the contestants and the
third In thc city of Norfolk. II the
series goes To three games
Members OF the Police Athletic
Association here are considering the
challenge. and viii hold a meeting
In few days 10 decide whether Or
not 10 accept 1t. In case Norfolk IL
not suitable tn the Richmond depart
mcnt TO play the odd game. th. chal-
lcnsc agrees TO accept any other city
in neutral territory as a substitute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
NEW YORK OPENS SEASON
WITH TWO sNAPPY GAME,
Giants Defeat Red Sox, 10, Will
ianks Fall Before Brook.
lyn Nationals.
Thy Universal Service.l

NEW YORK. April lO.-Thousan,j
OF fans attended two exhibited
games which opened the season d
big league teams hero today. TIL
sun was an encouragement to I'd
players in the field and there we \
much snappy team play. It was nd
too cold, but was zippy enough d
cause the fans to retain their wintd
ovcrcoats.
At the Polo Grounds. 1000 saw nj
Giants beat the Boston Red Sox.1 1
u. The winning run WAS made d
the seventh inning. Benny Kaun hi
10 deep right for three bases. FriscI
followed with Il sharp single. Barne|
who pitched the first five innings I'D
tie Giants. held the Sox to ono h h
Inning after inning was featured ID
fielding that pulled the spectators 4
their feet. RUDE Benton pitched I'll
last four Innings for the Giant
karr pitched seven innings for Bot
ton. ue was relieved by Fortun|
The Red sox fought in every innir|
TO score. but were baked by fri
grade pitching and fielding.
The Brooklyn National League
defeated the New York Yankees I'D
fore 10000 people In Brooklyn 8 10
1t was great game. as games a
before the opening OF the regul:I
league season. The sad feature III
Manhattan was the fact that Ball
Ruth failed TO get Il real swat at I'll
ball and quit the game hitless.
The game went thirteen innin ii
Leon Galore started twlr!ing I'd
brooklyn with Mays In The box I'd
the Yankees. The Yanks made
run in the second inning. BrookiJ
got two in the third. The YanH
tied the score In the fifth
Ruth doomed up as the real no!I
In the eighth. Johnson, Mt thirl
booted one on Wick. Ncis m.ssd
Pipp's high one I'm the sun. Th,I
along came the $4,000 beauty. II
look a vicious swat and dropped TX
pill two inches in front OF the piatI
He made the third out
Rowdy Elliott slammed the ball Il
ward Duny Lewis in the thirteen
inning. Konetchy came in with III
winning run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
Y|.AhATEUH SEASON OPENS
ION ALL BALL DIAMONDS
-laphmond Terminal Defeats Church
- p. Hill Athletics by Neat
- Score,

d, Although the winds OF yesterday
severe as cold as January they did
'-iiot keep the youngsters who showed
; ihc true American spirit by facing
ali odds and went after that which
they mos; desired.
'.,SR,ehnond Terminal. headed BY tina;
old veteran Buck Hooker. sailed forth
to Chris; Church field to do battle
w.!,., DR.. Parkcrs lads. known as the
church Hill Athletic Club. the form
or, through ten mas;erFul pitching o..
!, lllvis. winning with ease.
- TAXA Cola had no trouble in down
eng the once famous Battle Axe. Next
Saturday Take Cola and Terminal
,nec; al Byrd PARK.
~ In the Athletic League. Cotirell
succeedcd in downing Is 4. Crump
: in the Richmond League We're the
Virginia Hallway and Power Com
Tas.E. American Can Company and
-Stockton street.
old Dominion League victors were
= Si'w Ton W oodward
Davis, for Richmond Terminal,
showed real pitching ability ycs;er-
day when he let Z. II. ~ .. down
with TWO scratch hits and lined out
otoouple OF clean home runs him
set: Pat" Monroe. played a good
game at third for Terminal.
stas Lagoon, at short for c. II. A. c..
npinycd great game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each wear ar.
laid away-the burial certificate heinz
markS "Hupturc." Why? B.ra,,sc ,hs
unfortunate ones had neglected them
selves or had been merely taking care ~
the sign tsweilinr) OF the aGlic,:un .nL
paying no attention TO the caus. What
are you doing? Are you ncxi.cti,r
yourself b. wearing truss. appliancc or
whatever name you choos" to cau ~, Ar
best. tn" truss is only - mak.shifi.a
false prop against collarsing waIl-ana
cannot be expected 20 act as more imam
mere m"chnici support Th. h,udiny
pressure rctards blood cirCu!aflou I'm,
robbing the weakened muscles ~ ,,ar
which they need most nourish,nent
But science has found "a way ana GEAR,
truss sufferer in the land is inyit,d .,
make IL FREE tcEt right In tho ,.riv.cv
OF their own home. The rIAPAO ,n.thoS
is unqucstionhbiy the most scientific InsI.
cal and successful scif-;rcatrncnt for run
ture the world has ever known
Tho PLAPAO PAD when aJ,o-
closely 10 the body cannot pos.,hir .,,
OF nhi!t out of place. therefore. cannn,
chafe or pinch. Soft as velvet-ea.w ~
apply--inexpensive. To be used Will,
you work and whilst you sleep. No .,ran.
buckles or springs attached.
Learn how to close the hern,aI o,.,,,
as nature intended 80 the runturs CAn,.n
come down Sond your nams tod,y -
PLArS2 CO, Block $50. ST. Louis. No
lot FREE TRIAL Piapao and tho informs..
ton nccessRry--Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
FORTRESS MONROE TEAM
DOWMED BY INDIANS
William mud Mar! Players Stage
Comeback I" surprise
nf Fans.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
WILLIAMSBERG. VA, April 10
Coach Drivers William and Mary
baseball team this afternoon won a
victory over the team from Fortress
Monroe by the score o. II To I. as
playing from that surprised the coach
and student body. The Indians have
been off color in the work For sew
cral days and~thc result OF the trip
last week WAS not satisfactory.
Chandler featured At the bat by
driving out u double in the third
inning with the bases filled. Cook
and Parrish cam" through with
timely singles In the second inning.
Munford. who pitched for the
United states Military Academy. for
four years. was on the mound for
the Fortress Monroe nine.
Score by innings r. II. l.
w. and M... .033 1913 oO-l2 - /
- Monroe $3.50. 900 900 0a-4 1
Hattcrics-Scttlc. Marshall and
Chandler; Munford and Dutton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
lYMCHBURG COLLEGE WINS
TWO OUT OF THREE GAMES
Thomas, I0-ienr-uIJ sou,h,, No.
Fine Work-t:i,rs Only -Four
Earned ItunS.
Especial to The Times Dispa,ch1

Especial to The Times Dispa,ch.l
IfNciiGURG. VA. April lo.-rhc
baseball team representing the
f.ynch"urg College. has won two OF
the three games played by wonder
tul pitching and hard stick work.
The work of Thomas. the Sou;hpaw.
against Randolph Macon College and
W!lii3m and Mary college has been
wond r!ui for in the two games. one
of them having tive extra innings
the 1?-year-oid twiricr has yielded
only four earned runs. TO back up
this pitching the team mas done
some very effective pinch hitting
and clever use of sacrifice hitting.
having won the eleven inning contest
from William and Mary by Il squeeze
play. showing over the second run OF
the inning before one man was out.
The FIRST game Was lost to V. NJ. /.
1t LynchburG. to =.
Meadows. the first sackcr. is lead
ing the hittcrs. with AN average of
.375. and there are Ave other men in
the 800 class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
SPORTS
TRINITY COLLEGE LOSES
OPENING GAME TO Y. MI.
Cadets Take Visitors Across by o.
Score in Wcll-played
CIusll,

LEXINGTON. VA, April lo.-V. NJ.
J.. defeated the fast Trinity College
team here this afternoon in Il we'll
played game. The Cadets got the
Jump on the visitors. scoring two
runs in the third inning on McMil-
lhn's single. l.ccch's triple and an
error. Trinity evened things up in
me hftf, but V. NJ. |. went ahead Ia
thcir halt and sewcd the game up In
me SIKH frame. on two errors and
summers three dagger. The features
OF the game were the fielding OF
stuart and Lecch's hitting. Only
one bohhlc married the game of V. VI.
|. team. while Trinity had bad day
n the neld. making live errors. The
Cadets Will meet Iiampden- Sidney
"Wednesday and V. T.. ]. Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
GEORGIA BOYS DEFEAT
WASHINGTON AND LEI
Visitors Score Mt VIII on General
Pitcher. with Bni1y In
Ninth,

LEXINGTON. VA. April lo.-was
ington and Lee lost 10 the Unive
sity OF Georgia here today. 10 TO
Sloppey, for Georgia.. pitched go,
bali. but was poorly supported.
The Georgians seemed to be able
bunch hits on Corbett at win, culmin
ting in grand rally in the mint
lIisle played stellar ball for Was
ington and Lee at third base, a,
started the scoring In the Nrst inn!I
with home run. The fielding
both teams was ragged.
Score by innings: X. IL.
W. and L. 100 DOL o0e--7 9
Georgia $3.50. 900 800 O05-l0 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
HAVE
PUT ZONE OVER"
ON OLD ENEMIES

Thousands q former half sick. run.
down individuals are laughing M, ,hni,
sleeve nowadays, They have yr, or.
over" on Old Man Weakness and Com
Ecbil!ty. Here's their s-crnt-thrv TOOL
chuck full OF pep" cat hcartilv s,ro,
like j top. and meet their taijv tnsi.i
with light heart and cherry smii,.
Make Man Tablets rccharycd the,
blood with real strength making ;rnr
injected vitality and v.gor II! Their svs
TEN and gave them a new start tn.
up-buildin6 effects OF Make Man Tnh
lets contain no habit forming drugs ND
are pleasant to take. Thousinds re-
ommeEd them. They will s,irnr;sc Won,
Make Man Tablets are sold bv ali
reliable druggists. Price SO cents a box
Only genuine when our monogram Al
Mt appears on box Distributed Nv
Ashland supply House. 325 madison 81
Chicago. III. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
C. H. A. c. LOSES FIRST
c,yf GAME TO TERMINAL
,!Grcat Pitching md Hitting of Dayf,
an Wins Gume for the
-, Rnilroadcrs.

Zen Davis started the season for
tne L. 7. a. \. by defeating c. II. A..
g. by score of : 10 !. with the able
support OF Walter Gordon, catcher.
Davis allowed only two hits, and.
besides, drove out two clean home
runs. Only fifteen men faced him in
!. me irst five Innings. While neither
lean had had much preseason pruc-
-,!cT. the superior capta:ncy OF Buck
.!Hookcr for the Terminal, showed Il, :
}eii In close plays. The only run
maze OH Davis was in the eighth IN
n'hs on close decision at the plate.
moore played good bal! on third
i'ssoh' ior the Church Hin boys,
showed good form in his posi.ion n,
short 80
Tn. hox sco ,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
HATCHER TO LEAD TEAM
'Hirhmond hoy Elected CAPTAIN n,
basketball Tenn at University
0f Virginia.

noneTt Hatcher. Richmond boy.
has been elected captain OF the has
kethal team >of the University Of
Virginia FOR the season of le2l-l9.a
according 10 information received I'm
mas city from Charlottesville. Hatcher
mas been a member OF the University
luint Tor three Years and is the third
.iChnond boy TO lead the Charlottes-
vic team. otto Jennings plotted the
team year before last. while Bill PETIT
way lead the Quint last .sn,son
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
the Grays. but the poor support given
nun caused him 10 lose his game.
Grslys. kwy, a. Power Go,
Totals ....39 /. y Il
Totals ....ii II - l,

score b% -, HES: X.
galway and Power Co.0D07 o0i' -
SUMMARY; iuns-Wharton. .: Holes At
;..i; Pngh, Ii,h',: Powell. Lewis. Scott. .:
ord = &. L.. Taylor. Hanna. Itargctt.
,::fr@rs-Ma!rS Il. Miller; Anvil. liughcy.
u Miller. :: ltouSS. :, Rnliu. Powell. Lewis,
,Ae.,zert. Hanna. rwo-basr hi;s-Coi-
;ine. Lewis. fianna. Ford. >. Thrcc-bAsc
hti-Mo!cs. stolen baScs-G. Miller. Whar-
ton. Moics. .; itcaslcy. :: Ford. {. l.. Fay
ior. Hanna. Balm. Scott. Sacrifice hits
scott BASES ON baNsnon Rouss. .: OF
ninEs; of llama. 6 in ! Innings on Cooper.
. IN innings. Struc;s Out-by EouEs. .:
bE Hanna .. by Cooper. = Time Of IA me
10. umr:r".i.ahn Scorcr-Sandics
In oncsidcd game the Stockton
street team defeated Woodland
Heights. by the score of 81 to IL. The
large score was not due so much to
the superiority o. stockton Street,
as on account of the Woodland
Heights team not being In Upton
shape. With little warm weather
Tor practice both teams are due for
II better showing. and the balance of
the teams in their league had better
watch them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
CARMEN TAKE OPENER
FROM RICHMOND GRAYS
Rouss Pitched Good Game, but Errors
Ruined Soldiers

The Railway and Power boys opened
the season yesterday by defeating the
R!ohmnnd Grays by the score of
Q 10 i. The Power boys punched
their hits In the fourth inning and
scored enough runs TO win. Molis.
q. Miller and rugh featured Cor the
Grays with the stick. while Balm.
Scott and Ford featured FOR the Power
boys. Rouss pitched good ball for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
Richmond College.
Petersburg.

.p. Totals ... 33 > q 10
Ssowirr battle for Handlcmam in nfth.
richmond Cpll,r,. n . n n q = , ~;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
Ames Released UncondItron.,,,.

ST. LOUIS. April 10.-The uncona,-
non release OF Pitcher Leon Ames.
oime-!y a member OF the New York
'nd Philadelphia clubs. was an
n"unccd today by the st. Louis Ma.
iionals. Pitcher William Bolden. last
year with Houston. of tho TEXAS
League, was released TO. Kansas CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
SPIDERS BEAT COOLERS
Secure but Three Hits
on Trio of Itichmonu
IIurlrrs.

Especial "a The Times dispatch
PETERSBURG VA. April TO-
Richmond College defeated Tom
ciark's Petersburg team here this
afternoon by the score OF s TO =,
mainly through the efforts OF three
pitchers The professionals were
helpless before the coiicgians and Sc
cured but three hits. Clarke gave
his entire squad iryout and many
changes were made during the game.
Box score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

Worlds 100 Yard Dash
Record Is Equaled
tBy AssocIntcd pres,.D

BERI<ELEi, Cali. April TO-
The worlds record for the 100
yard dnsh WINS eqmalcd here today
by Paddock. OF the University of
southern California, In n meet
against the University of CaliCor-
al. the time being DIS seconds,
ihc ysnme M TINT mnde by u. y
.<rllcy. whose death wn, reported
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
American Can. Church riilI Bnnk.

y v"-y exciting game took place on ;he
Fulton diamond when tn. Church liill
BanN and American can Company played
thr4- :,:st game OF the season both teams
sEowci plenty OF pep AMI fought hard
iot tn. bacon.
Score 10y innings: II.
American Cia ,............ q q n 7 q -
Ch...h N!li Hlnk. ........ U 90 q 0 3-1