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The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-12-04
Valley visitors Monday.

valley visitors Monday.
Mrs. R. 8. Becktel has been quite
sick, but is much improved at this
writing.
Frances and Stanley Hahnwald spent
the week end with home folks.
Ray Mccormick spent a few days
last week with friends in Rifle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kirkpatrick spent
the day Thursday in Grand Valley.
Mrs Glib Scott entertained at dinner
Thanksgiving her mother, Mrs. Henry
Hickman. and Floyd and leila Hick-
man.
Don't forget the Beaver Creek dance
Friday night.
Stella Babcock, teacher Of the Holmes
Mesa school, spent the week end with
friends in Rifle.
Mrs. N. A. johnson of Antlers, en-
tertained several of the academy stu
dents at a turkey dinner Thursday.
Mock and Millison Winter, Hubert
VIM and mother, and the Minsurium
family.
Misses Emma and Edith Evans were
visiting at the Henry Harris ranch
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-12-04

Miss Alice Mcdowell. who for the
past two weeks has been visiting with
her cousin, Mrs. q. B. Wall. returned
Wednesday evening to her home in
Colorado City.
w. S. Parkison last week sold to w.
W. Crook the Mclean residence on the
corner of Tenth and Bennett, now occu-
pied by ]. n. Bixby. Mr.. Bixby con-
templates building on the Tanner lots
on Bennett avenue
Mrs. Chas. Lang this week received
news of the recent death in the Luth-
eran hospital at Pittsburg, Pa, of Mrs.
]. D. Young, formerly resident OF
Glenwood. but who for the past two
years has lived at her girlhood home
near Pittsburg. Mrs. Young was a wo-
man possessing many lovely traits of
character and those who claimed her
friendship will be grieved to learn Of
her demise.
Miss Amelia Williams is now the
owner Of the Moulton residence prop
erty on the corner Of Blake avenue and
Eighth street, having purchased the
same last week This is one of the
best locations in the residence portion
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-12-04
HUNTER MESA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Church have moved tc
Lees Lashbcau $. Mr.. Church is work
ing for Lees
There was spelling match at the
school house Friday evening. Ida Wrr-
ling was the champion speller.
Matt Gamble has done some fine road
work from the school house down to
the MANN Creek road.
Charles Werlng made trip to Grand
Junction.
Mrs. Canady's daughter and her
mother, Mrs. Elliott of Glenwood
Springs, have been visiting her.
Mrs. Barbour's daughter is visiting
her from Grand Junction.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-12-04

Mr.. Scott has been marketing his
crop.
Mrs. Roe has moved into one of Dan
Harris cabins and the children are
going TO school.
George Kelly has been pasturing his
cattle on the Haley ranch but has
taken them away.
James Parker has his fall blowing
done.
MIR. Blivens is blowing some new
ground.
NH. Kettle and Mr.. Wurst have done
a lot of fall blowing.
Mr.. Ice has done lot of blowing
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-12-04
RUILsoN AND HOLMES MESA.

The president of the Adv Confer
ence was in this vicinity Monday night.
that they had arrived safely in Ocean
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson dropped
over to Colbran Thanksgiving Day to
visit with the Paulson family.
The j. H. Winter family were Grand
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-12-04
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

Items taken from the Post pub
lished the first week in Dec, 1901
J. A. McRae of New Castle was at
tending to business in Glenwood the
first of the week.
j. r. DeRemer is home from another
trip to Denver In connection with the
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Noonan enter
tanned their friends with cards at their
! c'utiful suburban home Friday even
ing Of this week.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-12-04
Monday.

Mrs. Copper of New Castle is visiting
with Mrs. Joe Reeves for few days
this week
Mrs. Charles Evans entertained at a
fine turkey dinner Thanksgiving Mr..
and Mrs. Emery Myers and family and
the VILLAIN Findley family. Ralph
Evans and wife and small son Marion
Elmer and William Allinger.
L. o. Graves has gone to Denver for
a few days, and it is rumored he will
scturn with his bride.
William Smith of Rifle was surveying
fer Charles Evans and Allen Gardner
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Miscellaneous

CLERKS AND TYp1STs WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls u years OF age and over
Hours to 4:3o o'clock
Saturdays to ~ o'clock
Iuncheons served FREQ
Salary to start $500
Abilities OF clerks reviewed each s,r
months. Those OF average ability should
be receiving from. SIG to s18 per week after
the second review. The variation il due to
difference in clerical work
Free classes conducted in Typewriting.
Stenography and Dtctaphone Operating
Apply in Person between 9 and so O'Clock
Room 6033. Metropolitan Building
Madison Ave. (at 23rd St.). New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES

CotRT, FRovIbEScE'' IS Sc."contraSa. ! f.fraol.
Tlile ,MaHufacturing Company vs. Oswegatchs
6e1tlie df;,tI,, ConYany Eq ~. 51l3.
ORDER Filming cLA1Ms IIME FOR FILING
This cause came on to be heard upon the
petition Of Russell II. Handy. Receiver of the
thereof 1T is hereby ordered -
That all creditors of ana claimants against
me me geiendant corporation, tho oswegatche
IeNtI!e Company, are required on or before
the 10Th da, Of October, 1920 under nenal.y
Of having hereafter their claims or demand,
1isallowed. In the discretion Of the court, to
NE the same with the receiver. Russell H.
Handy, at the Office of the Oswegatchio reX
tlle Company 1913 Main Street Pawtucket.
Rhode Island. which claims or demands shall
be supported by affidavit and shall set out
tho nature Of any security or lien held by
the creditor claimant or to which IA
crealtor or claimant Is entitled: and also
any claim to preference or payment from
the assets In the hands OF said receiver ~,
earnings the, efrom in priority to any Other
creditor or claimant against said defendant
corporation
SAID receiver shall give notice Of this
order ny publishing a copy thereof once q
week FOR four successive weeks in at leas.
one daily newspaper in the City of Provi-
dence and i the city OF New York. and
shall also give not less than thirty davs no.
tee of this order by mailing a copy thereof
to eacn creditor and claimant, whose name
ana address appears on the books of the
defendant corporation or is known to said re-
celVer. The receiver shalt soon as he con-
veniently can, after said 18th day Of Octo-
Der, 1920 report to the court a lis, Of all
such claims and demands may have been
presented TO him. and which at the time os
King said report shall not haVc been paid
under authority heretofore confirmed. and
snail file with said report all papers filed
with him In connection with said unpaid
claims and demands.
of August 1920 +''
BY order,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

OFFICE WORK-Women between 2O-so
- years; experience unnecessary. Call
Room 1903. "a Walker ST.. after a. M
> hN oGRAPHER. experienced. With in
4'iNilNA, for advertising promotion de-
pa p ~ m ~ N salary S25. Address Promotion
h rs, Tribune.
STHNOGRAPHER. quick. intelligent. he
sihner considered. salary sl7 to SIS
A"uress Advertising. y rs. Tribune
NoMEN- % TO 80 years for Office work
hours a m. to m. experience
I'm It"l rNessArN call after ii. IA. at "A
u a4Acr 81. room 1903.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

TOWNSEND. AMY-IN PURSUANCE ON
an order OF Honorable John 2. Cohalan.
Surrogate of the County OF New York
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Amy Townsend late
present the same with vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber at place OF transact!nE
business OF Taylor. Jackson. Brophy *
Nash. attorneys Ior the executors at 80
Pine Street in the City of New York, on
sr belor" tho 18th day Of October next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF April
IszG
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

stock outstanding the preceding year.
Operating profits during the year,
according to the balance sheet, were
$S,9Oo,G57, an increase of $5,883, ,035.
Net profits increased $5,6sl ,053,
amounting to $7,4s1 .4s5 The balance,
after dividends, was $500 ,545, an in
crease of $4,24S,S 800. The surplus for
the year totaled $5,64G,708 and the
profit and loss surplus was $9,136, ,0l6.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

Surplus of the Punta Allegro Sugar
Company for the year ended May 81,
after charges and taxes; was %6 500, ,652,
equivalent, after preferred dividends,
to S2S.58 share on the Sl1 ,637 $50
common stock, against $l,6l3.117, or
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Op
Honorable John ?: Cohalan. Surrogate
hereby given to all persons having claims
agains- Lucy Ella Nissan Reynolds. also
known as Lucy K. X. Reynolds late OF the
County OF New York. deceased to pres.ns
tho same with vouchers thereof. 70 tn,
subscribers. at their place of transactins
business, at the office or Edwin A. Jones
their attorney. at No. 81 Liberty Street, In
the borough of Manhattan. in the City OF
New York. State OF New York on or before
the 18th day of October. 1920 next
Dated New York. the 10th day of Aprtl
1920 SA'"
ANNE kisSAM HAYS.
rx-oo1., Fxecutrix
Executor.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

Pianos and Musical Instruments

MASON HAMLIN. Steinway Raby Parlor
- Erands. Uprights; excellent conditior
Erck & Kim berlin. III East -fth 81. Sf
Columbus ave. (7sth).
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

ton ave, W. ls4th St Broadway. ". IG5d
st.. Fort Washington ave. w. lolst st. and
I'd 3. D~-w lsad st, Amsterdam ave.
w l62d st. and Fort Washington ave.
ad K. DIV 165d st. Harlem River. w.
1G2d ut. and Amsterdam ave.
w. 165d st. and Amsterdam ave.
9TH e, DIV. l64th st. Amsterdam ave,
". 163d ST. and Broadway.
9Th f. DIV. 166th st. Amsterdam ave.
w. 160th st. Harlem River. w l64th st -,
st: Nicholas ave. and Audubon ave.
ave. w. ls0th st and Amsterdam ave
Sth T.. DIV. 16sth ST.. Audubon ave.
W. ls7lh St. Amsterdam ave. ". lSstn
ilsth ST. and FORT Washington ave. w.
9TH a. e pA diagonal lins , from the cor
the corner of Amsterdam and w
". ls5th St, Colonial Parkway. W. ls7th
W 10th St. Audubon ave, " l6sth ST.
Fort Washington ave, w 165th st. and
llth E. D.-w 172d st. Fort Washing
Son s2n,h ave w; l7lst St. Audubon ave, W
18th t. D.--W. t7ist st. Amsterdam
ave. diagonal line from the corner OF
Amsterdam ave. and W. 17oth st to the
corner OF Audubon ave. and W l69th st.
5s'S 4 :; %"SI Wv ~S 17sa st. Amsterdam
Nicholas
ave w. 17lst st. and Fort Washington
18th e. DIV. 174th st. Audubon ave-.
'" l'2d st. and st. Nicholas ave
10Th T. D.-A diagonal line from the
tos"sr tSs or w, l,ath St and Aud dubon ave. TO
&c. Amsterdam ave. w. l72d ST. and
l1th &c. D;~w. l75th st. Amsterdam
e.. Amsterdam ave. a diagonal line from
'he nea corner OF Amsterdam ave. and W
ana W Ian - f"G st., '0'HeF We ,b 81 Auau0em aye
Nicholas ave. ''- 80
s,''h St, waasworih Az. W rs iT5th 'SHe. sS,.
inston ave. W l72d st. Haven ave "
l'ls, ST. St and HUDSON River
sve e'.n r. inn pi,.W' lIdth St. ST Nicholas
g. ard Wadsworth ave.
och Z; p:-w. I77th st. Amsterda m
ave w. l15th st. and Audubon aye
list T. pa diagonal line from the
corner OF w. 17Sth st. and Audubon ave.
% the corner OF W. i79th st. and Am
st. and Audubon ave.
ga e. D.A diagonal line from the
corner OF Wadsworth ave and W 171th st.
TO the corner of st. Nicholas ave. and W
l1sth st. w. ltsth st, Audubon ave- W.
l15,h st. st. Nicholas ave. and w. l77th st
22d =. DIV. l79th ST, diagonal line
from the corner OF Amsterdam ave and
W. ] 10Th st. to the corner OF Audubon ave
and n. 17sth St. W. l7sth st and St
Nicholas ave
2Nh e. DIV. l7sth st. wadsworth
ave. W. l79th st, st. Nicholas ave.
diagonal line from the corner of st. Nicho-
las and w. lTsth st. 10 the corner OF
Wadsworth ave. and w 177th St, w
I77th ST. and Broadway.
25th K. DIV. l7Sth St, Broadway, w
l77th st. and Pinehurst ave.
26th e. DIV. 10th st, a diagonal line
from the corner OF Fort Washington ave.
and w. t7sth st. 10 the corner of Broad
way and w. lssth ST. w. 17sth st. and
Mort hern ave.
nth &c. DIV. 1slst St Haven ave.
W. l7sth at. Northern ave-. W. l7Sth st..
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
AUTOMORU.F. STOLEN

Mona Roadster, 1920, motor No. s46so
license y. 236; Goodyear tires. disc
wheels; stolen September 30. at Forty NTH
New York. Reward. Communicate with
u. B. Hopwood.' bb John st. New York
City. Telephone Beekman 1887.
LOST. T.-Iiandbag. black. partly worn, con-
tanning clothes and bankbooks, with
names Wilfred NJ. Thompson. A. Il. Kart
haus. Long Beach West Committee on Po-
lice, etc Advise A. r.. Karthaus. 265 East
1S1st at, or tel Madison Square 3487.
LOST Monday in Plaza Hotel or from
hotel to bSth md Madison platinum bar
pin, set with diamond. pearls, sapphires.
Reward. Phone Plaza 287o
LOST--October 4. 1920. twenty-five dollars
in war stamps. Please return to Charlie $
u f. Sweeney. 10 West 104th St. New
York City, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

IN PURSUANCE TO AN ORDER OY
HON JAMES A. FOLEY. a Surrogate
OF mo County Of New York, notice is
against MORTfMER j. COHEN deceased
late Of the County OF New York. to pre-.
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscribers. at their place of trans.
acting business. at the office of G GETTNER
81 aas M0M p q ASHEk their attorneys. No.
1ss broadway. In the Borough CT Manhat-
27th day OF November. 1920
Dated. New YORK. May 24th. 1890
GEORGE COHEN,
ADOLPH BRESLAUER
HERMAN ASHER
ExecutorA
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SURROGATES NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John p. Cohalan. Surro.
gate Of the County of New York. NOTlCE
Is hereby given to al. persons having
claims against Ludw wig Sutro late Of tia
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof TO ths
subscribers. At their place OF transactinv
business, at the office OF Sutro e Wrixht
No. 2S5 Broadway, in the City OF New
york. on or before the Goth day OF Octo.
Der next.
Dated. New York the 18th day of Aprn
1920. S'- :"
LILLY SUTRO
FREDERICK c. sUTRo,
ExscutorA
xyaLUrA.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Lost BankbookS

LOsT-Clubbook No. 171s Of the Franklin
Savings Bank, issued to Anna Fried
bank, 65S Eighth ave. New York City.
All persons are cautioned not to purchase
or negotiate same.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
SURROGATES' NOTICE

CAMPBELL AIMEE M s. r ]. LaF. L.
In pursuance OF order OF Honor biz
John P. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of tho Coun.
~ Of New York. NOTICE is hereby given
to all persons having claims agains:
Aimee Nj. 5. +. j. LaF. l.. Campbell late
eff the County OF New York. deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at place OF transacting
business. at the Offices Of Taylor. jack
son, Brophy Nash. attorneys. at 80 Pine
fore the 18th day OF October next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day of April
1920. -
FREDERICK s. wHITwELL,
TAYLOR, JACKSON BROPHY a
NASH. Attorneys for the Executor 80
Pine Street New York City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
SPORTS
JIG GOLF MATCH TAKES
|. PLACE THIS AFTERNOON
-FOUR Crack Professionals Will Play
Four-BaIl Eightccn-Holc
Affair Mt Lakeside.

richmond will be given nm oppor-
unity this afternoon of witnessing
. pur OF me leading professional golf
I'm I'm, Barnes, Leo Diegei. Wilfred
Told. and Clarence Hackney win
,lay four ball match OF eighteen
,oies on the links Of the Lakeside
,.gin at o'clock and members OF
uner clubs have been extended an
nnltation to witness the match. The
nLfcrs of the Lakeside Club are
.l lnh os LOT members Of the Country
.iub OF virginia and the Hermitage
'omhhtry club to be present.
rms will be the first big golf
nh,ch In this city In several years.
mo mo o,iGiais Of the club are predict
yer seen on local links when tho
our professionals meet today. Tho
inartct has been residing at Pine
inrst. North Carolina. where the
Ivorth ana south spring tournament
a., ms been In progress. and each has
.iayed an important part in the pre-
nier event OF tho winter season as
nc popular resort. IL was through
ne Efforts Of |. j. Marcuse. expresi-
i&t 9S the Lakeside Country Club.
occurred to come to this city for n
match game.
Each Of the quartet have excellent
Western open champion: Leo Diegel
ones from the Lakcshore Country
;iub; Chicago. H.; WiifricI Rcid Is
nc Southetn. open champion, while
h,a a Gee Hackney was. runner up In
iou'nament at PInehprit. tying Wal
.cr Hagen. open champion.
not content with having secured
5ne a dssrs,,T named quartet to play
last night that they Will bring Wal
ttr hagen here later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
NOLDE'S DUCKPlN
TEAM WINS AGAIN
COrby BnkinE Company Noscd Out
In Exciting


Last night ut the Recreation AL
legs the Nolde Brothers duckpin
team again lowered the colors OF
the corby Baking Company team in
total pin match by gathering l.52G
pins In their three games. while the
best the latter t.am could do was
TO spill 1902 pins. The Corby team
started out as IL they we're going 20
swamp the Noide Brothers. tn" for
mcr getting away to "A twenty-seven
pin lead in the oncning game.
Led by Ray Whitman with III.
the Nodes came back strong In the
second game. and when the smoke
had cleared they had not only over
come this lead Of twenty-seven pins.
hut had taken lead or twenty-five
pins. The final game was hot one
and the lead changed as every frame
was rolled The Solde Brothers, by
good shooting. gained the verdict by
the narrow margin OF two pins
Solde Brothers had high game for
the night getting $40 IN their second
game Ray whitman shot high in
dividuai game and best three game
total for the winners by shilling the
little pins For ii2 and as respect
!vcly. White Ellis had the best in
d!viduai game for tho losers. buy
Marsh was the best sharpshooicr for
the three games, he gathering at7
for his nights effort. The follow
ing IL the score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
FAST AND SNAPPY PLAY
FEATURES GOTHAM TENNIS
Eight Survivors Win Places !,
Nound nefoTc Semi
Finals.
49, Associated Press. !

Ne" YORK. March 3G.--EiEht sur
vivors in the national indoor tennis
championship singles won places to-
day in the round before the semi
finals. Vincent Richards. the young
tle-holder. won easily By the speed
Of his voiicy from ". Rowe. of Bos-
ton. o.. 6-1. An of the other stars.
William r Tilden. H.. s. HownrJ
vershell and Samuel Hardy former
Californian; won. The ligh, was
good and the play fast
IN me start Of the doublcs. T!ldan
and Richards. champions. easily out
played the former titlc-holders. T.. -.
Alexander and DIR. William Roscn-
baum. 6-3. G.3. scores Of other i'm
portant matches follow:
G s. i s, sshsfeS ,defsa,sd James 5:
defeated stephen " Brubans. s4.
g.: William T. Tiiden. H.. defeated
BENJAMIN NJ. Lctson, 6-3. 6-1: Percy
l. kynaston defeated William NJ
shell de tcated Frederick c; Anderson.
j. Brookes Fenno. G-3, SO.
Samuel Hardy defeated j. Bronkes
Fenno. Ga. 90; Samuel K. MacAiiis-
ter defeated J. D. keyes. G-l. 6-1.
Ewing and Abraham Bassford. Jr.
defeated c. f. Brown and L. Gwynns
renc:,. 5-3 3-s. Ga: Samuel Hardy
and =. Howard Sersheil defeated
Harrison r. Hathaway and j. u
keye%; So. o.; J. Brooches Fsnno
r. walker: J.r.. .nd II. GARRISON. GA.
3-6. az. Wylie c. Grant and George
G. Shafar defeated c. A. Anderson
and Frank T. Anderson. 20, 6-3, Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
BASEBALL TEAM WORKS
!. HARD UNDER LOURCEY
.Codch of Tar Heel Nine Hnx His is-
tEfcgation Getting In Shnpc

CH APEL HILL y c, March 50.
III naat preparation for the opening
OFF TIE baseball season against Gull
fotIaCo!lege.. .,prii /, Coach Bill
Ionraey, OF the University OF North
Carqhna baseball team. is driving his
squad through d series OF games with
the;ACaroiina freshmen 10 decide the
. Following the Guilford- game. 'wiils
one days intcrmtssion, Will como
Maryland State. The week after E.as-
ter VIII be q full week with Winston
Salem league team In Winston Sa lem
monday. Davidson In Greensboro
TUESDAY. Yale In Greensboro Wcdnes-
alay, y: and Il. in Raleigh Thursday,
and Virginia In Charlottesville sat
: Sideline experts on Emerson Field
have IL doped out that Loudcey VIII
start The Tar Heels with Bason on
tirst. Mclean on second. Milton at
abort. Captain FcimBter on third
Lewis. Stewart, and Saunders on the
outhcld, Roberts and Proctor behind
tho bat, and Wilson, Joyner. and
LewGlyn4in the box.
veterans. all three outheldcrs. and
Captain Feimster at third. who has
three years of varsity experience be-
hind him. Mclean at second and
Milton at. short played on the first
gear team last year. First base is
the most uncertain position on the
team. and both Baker and Abernethy
have a Chance as well as BasoE. who
is former Elon College prayer. Kirk
and Cooper will substitute for the
infeld. Sweetman. Proctor and Doug
las for out1eld, and Lowe. Swift.
Fields, Alley In the box.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
SPIDERS PLAY MARYLAND
STATE THIS AFTERNOON
Team That Won From University
OF Virginia Yesterday .,ftcr-
noon Will Play Here.

Carrying their heads In the air as
the result OF "a ) to l victory they
secured over tho University OF Vir-
ginia baseball team yesterday after
noon in charlottesville, members Of
Maryland State College MIA. will ar
rive here early today for n game
at Boulevard Field. /, viii he the
first real baseball game OF the sea-
son, and in view of the defeat I'D +.
ministered Virginia the team from,
Maryland Will be fun of confidence
when 1t encounters the Spiders.
No one eXpects the Richmond col
lcgianS To turn the invaders back
with defeat but tho Wcsthampton
aggregation will fight hard and the
M.rylanders will not have IN easy
time with the team selected hy Frank
Dobsop to represent the spiders on
the time Dobson had in which 10
select. his team that the lineup for
today's gamo was not decided upon
until yesterday. when tho Spiders in
dulged Twilight practice at Wcsthamp-
ton.
Upon skaggs. a veteran spider
pitcher. Will de3end. the chance. Of
victory for the Richmond nine. bob
the big fellow and that Captain
.Blunkenship would do tho receiving.
The infleld will be: Bowlcs first
base: Walden. second base: Jones.
ming. left field: Garter. center Held:
burlington, right field.
Dobson has had these men working
for three or four days and they have
shown Improvement with each dag $
practice. 5, The coach announces lie
is well pleased with his team ani Is
counting upon it to give the visiting
team a battle.
Lee r;ooch. manager Of the Ricn
mond Colts. Will umpire the game
which Will start at o'cloc'S
Dobson's second team xii: NEE,
the Fork Union cadets this afternoon
In Fork Union. The reserves are II
charge of Tom Miller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
DICK TOLBERT SIGNS
UP WITH RICHMOND
Outiicldcr Surprises Gooch ny
Coming licrc-PInycr iiN-
pcctcl ANY Dny

cutfelder Dick" Tolber;'s sgincd
contract reached manager Lee Gooch.
OF the Richmond Colts. last nght
and the number Of candidates for the
outer gardens was increased further.
Gooch has given up hope of landing
Toihert and the signed contract WAS
a surprise to the local leader. Tol-
bert. who resides in Georgia had
stated he did not care 70 come to this
city on account Of the distance from
s!h home and Gooch stated several
days ago he would sell the player un-
less he reported to Richmond TIL
bert played in the South -Athiantic
League last var and hit .2SS in forty
one games.
Tolhert's announcement give Gooch
five iiy chasers from which 10 select
his trio. Gooch. Daughton. Hill and
Iy Smith complete the outticldsrS
and the manager will have to do CON
siderable thinking before any of them
are turned loose from the club. Ac-
cord.nE TO Gooch the players should
begin, to drift, in aay dag now. sam
i'aushton viii arrive tonight. while
Luke Stuart. an intieldcr. Will lie
here in time for the first practice
Thursday. Gooch received Il letter
from Stuart yesterday In which the
player stated he was in the best of
condition as he has been training
Win the Greensboro team of the
Piedmont League.