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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-17
CAmBoN ON RETIRED LIST.
He Will Remain Member of French
Peace Delegation.

Paris. Feb. l7.-Jules Cambon, gen
eral secretary to the ministry OF for
eign affairs and former ambassador TO
the United States, has been placed
upon the retired list according to the
Journal Official day. He will remain
member Of the French peace delega-
ton
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-17

Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
night. Iandi's orchestra. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-17
EAST BARRE

Rev. c. y. st. John of Montpelier will
conduct a service in the church Wednes-
day evening at o'clock and everyone
is cordially invited to the service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-17
ORANGE

\ biz crowd turned out for the first
leap year ball, held in the town hall
last Friday A good time was enjoyed
by all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-17
WEBSTERVILLE

Don't forget the supper at the Bap
list church Thursday. Menu in to
morrow's paper.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-17
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1920.
The Weather

Cloudy and warmer tonight and
Wednesday, probably snow, fresh
southwest winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

Fool, ';2 (Rycrs,. | TO :? ont. ont won:
rank u ~ tSmoo;l; to >. out. out.
second Midas. li2 tM"rclCr). to l. .
=" l, 70 ;. third Time Ais a-5 King
Terry EarloCkcr and Sea sun also ran,
Third racc--four and on"-na.f rurlnnrs
Queen lsah"l. ioT nIamiltcnI. 20 :.
tStapicton). . TO : TO 10. to g. second:
Polly Ann. li2 ,Ricc>: TO , TO >. /
Fair I.asSic Bonnet o'RIun also ran
Fourth race = milo = Mlkrraid. l26
tSandet. l. 10 10. out. out. won: Cleo
rniirn. ~ oMcA,.cl. Ito 10. out, second !:
to |, out, third Time. l:io:-5. Only
Fifth rarc--nilc and a furlonE-E-a nix :
lin. los DrySoub. to - : 10 - i to
won: Thrift los tIocllcr). 80 :. TO 3.
! 10 {, second; l.lt,lG Nearer. Il5 (Sandc)
to, :, - ). 70 :; third. Time.
!'SI -. Iath ana John l. Day also rSn.
.-Scigcncid. lo5 tTurncrl . u 10. 10
!. out. won; Polythia. l02 'NCAtcc) =
to !. to .. out. second: Rluficr. Iu5
.nMoGrawl: ( q" i. 6 to :. out. third.
Time. 81 3-5. Miss Petite aal Muttlitin,
also ran.
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SPORTS

most of the time. and drew consider
anic applause from the spectators
with several plays bordering on tho
sensational. Whitehead took the first
Norfolk Men Play To-day.
considerable speculation is taking
place az to who will meet Kyhaston
IN the ilMals, Whitehead and Eggles-
ION being considered almost equal.
with Whitehead having possible
nurantnge. 1t is conceded that
either of the two will lind "a hard
opponent in the young New Yorker.
Nynaston plays almost without eff
tort and his strokes are steady and
sure. His net work Is exceptionally
une, having come to the net several
times In yesterdays match, driving
MS opponent off the court
MISS Anderson dropped ono fast
get TO Mrs. Hardy in the scmifinais
yesterday. rain stopping the play be-
lore full match could be completed.
The match will be played off this
morning at 10 o'clock.
IN the mems doubles, Whitehead
and Eggleston won over Cleveland
ana Newton. score. CO. 60. Flcm-
ing defeated Valentine in the con
solidation match. CO. G-i.
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Suffolk Has Signed
Pitcher Orien Orr

Orlcn Orr, one of the mninstnys
OF this pitching stan of TnISu-ItOIn.
Inns signed To play with the SUFFOLK
team, of the Virginia League. Cy
Pierce. n Suffolk pitcher, recently
cnrnc to this city md Orr is said
10 have come To terms with the
Cats md IN expected to Join
Charlie Streets tenn the first pnrt
of next wrrk.
Since jOtnin. the RichmOnd
snndlOt tenn Orr hns displayed his
ability ns "a pitcher ON numerous
occasions, mud has won several
games for rnln-K0ln. Suffolk
nOsc'l him out by one run during
the rnrly spring season and Char
Tie street WAS impressed with the
showing Orr made In that Enmc.
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SPORTS
Cells Pilot Protests
Game Won by Petersburg

Manager Ice Gooch, of the
Richmond Colts, announces that
he Inns filed with President W. IL.
bradley. of TIN. Virginia League.
protest against the game Pc
tcrsbnrS Won from Hicsmond
team in the NC0ciSndc city Wcdncs-
day. Coach claims the Petersburg
team Is exceeding the player limit
and TINT eighteen Goobcrs were
on the field in uniform.
Rain yesterday afternoon pre-
vented the Colts from playing che
first OF the series of three games
with Portsmouth,. The Truckers
were leading. to %, when rain
brake M the game in ItichmOnd's
hnIf of the first tuning.
Two games will he played to-
morrow afternoon. the first start
ing NJ 2:30. I'aron and IIirchcr
are Manager Goorh'S pItchinG ST.
lcrtionS.
Mngnlis. who started yesterday.
Will he sent In to cop todny'S
game.
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TENNIS STAR DEFEATED
BICKEL, OF COUNTRY CLUB,
ELIMINATED BY KYNASTON
Miss Anderson Only Local Player
HcmatntnE In TOurnnmcnt-Rnin
freaks Tn Matches,

Miss Anderson Only Local Player
Remaining In 'rournnmcnt-Rnin
Brcnlks Up Matches.
Miss Penelope Anderson today is
INC only tennis player of tho Coun-
try cub OF Virginia remaining in
the Old Dominion tennis tournament.
courts OF the Richmond club.
out OF the tournament yesterday
afternoon when he lost the semi
Kynaston. of New York. "
Miss Anderson was to have played
Mrs. Hardy. of Norfolk, hut the
women managed to get through only
OF the remaining sets. The match
VIII be played of today.
Nynn"ton Youthful Player.
years. oiG e Tn1 is n, only .wonty
Country Club of Virginia. in two
fast sets. Kynaston played Il steady
zane. using I.awford stroke mos,
3i me time; and serving a straight
hard ball. Bickel also used the Law
iord 70 advantage. but was outclasscd
by the sandy-haircd New York boy.
inc hrst set was fast and hard, both
players lighting for each point. The
won live s;raiGhts from the local
player. lie then allowed Bickcl one
game, closing the set with his own
serve. The second set was similar to
the first. the New Yorker taking five
games and then dropping one, clos
ing the set with Il deuce game.
Whitehead and Fgglcston, the par
t'lpantS in the other match OF mems
singles. opened their first set with
the rain evident. Whitehead took
four games. three OF them being OF
the deuce variety. ana then dropped
three. EgEleston beginning to show
better form. Whitehead added an
other before the shower Intercepted
MS did Egglcston. Before the hard
rain came they played two more
games. each winning one. White
head used n hard straight serve. as
did EGSleston. Whitchcad's defensive
work was especially good and he used
his backhand stroke with unusual
ability EESlcston used n Lawford
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COOLERS BEAT NORFOLK

NORFOLK. VA, June 3.--Iiolding
the Norfolk ba;-ers Mt his mercy cy
cePt in the eighth inning, Souihpaw
BYRD outhutI"d Tcrhunc in box
duel and Petersburg won tho OPEN
ing game her" 10y the score OF 3 TO |
In IN" third inning QUITE der
Command, Of the visitors. and Third
SaSeinan corCoran became involved
in dispute. and when Command
struck corcoran, the latter sailed in
and was only prevented from severe
~ beating up Command by the inter
Terence OF tho police.
Umpire Ortiz baEishcd both men
ana thcE resumed the fight behind
the ETandStand. Command getting
the worst Of the exchange of blows.
S,r{,n
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GOLF TOURNAMENT BEGIN
RICHMOND PLAYERS TAKE
TWO CUPS IN FIRST ROUND
T., J. ID. Markay Has Lowest Indi>id-
uai Trophy, while Team Also
tpmcs Oar Ahead.

TWO OF the silver trophies offered
by the Middle Atlantic Golf Assoc!a-
ton We're won yesterday by entrants
OF the Country Club of Virginia in
the annual tournament of that or
Eanization. which was begun on the
links OF the Country Club of Virginia
with the playing of the qualifying
round the players turned in fair
scores for the day.
1t was a great day for the local
club. +. J. II. Mackay turned in the
lowest gross score of the day Il
sevcn;y-s!N, and Won the cup. while
the iive-mln team Of the Country
Club won the team trophy with An
aggregate score of il5.
In addition to ranking first in in
dividual and team play the Country
Club also came out second in both.
a. l.. Hawsc ranked second 10 Mac
while the Country Club second team
was second with an aggregate score
Of il9.
James McMenamin. of the Norfolk
Country Club. finished third. with 4
score OF seventy eight. The Norfolk
Country Club team also finished third
with an aggregate score OF 40. The
Columbia Country club. OF Washing
ton. was fourth. with 49,. and the
Hermitage Country Club. OF Rich-
mond, fifth, with 46i.
one OF the peculiar features of the
match, was the fact iha; j. ). Barron.
the first sixteen.
DrawlnEs Tor ,ac match play rounds to.
day.
lo:co-Geo d. Morgan " ~ II. Macken-
lS:q9SS-G,. {, WWhl;aker V NJ , rssk.
iS;s5-i' ii. rrSsco;; IS. donald wool,
iS SR FS G2i 4 * 3 Ma'&&s sW
iS::5-R. II. Mead, y. Geo. II. rrue,,.
s sss-Wn y ME WSai v u X I Mda. :s%
s FI-;g aaEu, III VIZ; Y. j E.'T i,;v m
sti-w n S!rn,ino vs. J" 10 MaT S,sli,
s5s-M. i SS ShSF rs vs Jas. WS Sisr
,o.m " ;, Third sixteen, ;, ,.,,
:i M s!iSnanS V y G {. Hs8Htaf
I IS-H. I &sI! y y. Z f i ppvel.
?5Ehn ,ib amS : & y Gsd R Ty&%i l5S:;
Illicit Il tkH,ri,E Vi Si,, g, 7 orme'
I::sE Hs Sh X + 3 Eas GssSo sron
Ii:ss,-E; Hale xs: II, MaeksnIie.,
s,a Elf@ rs: IL s 6 M Ns
!! l! & < n?"G7; assa;E X V, : y Re ;Fi,
Alexander.
SCI. MgK. ,ludk!n y W, +. Hau.
S;S.-B. II GRAY ~ n $. Jones
::9e-tco, w Stevens vs. T.. H. Walker
e:n-M. NJ Blniord ". II Il CartIoss
a:lQ-J; G.; Nelson vs.. W y Woodward
:;i5-M. W. Crane ". Frank Jones
sixth sixteen.
s;m-G 2 Langley vs. + " w!lbon.
SO. " oTne vs.. j u EweM
S:l9-i.. O. Bullock u, II. Arnes
s:iS-G,,h"s Hunter ~, l., II .windholy.
MN Ashby Jones vs. W. r Powers
s:25-raul May" W 7. n AicAdains
SEA I. Smith vs. r !. Rropnan
A:'s'--R. L.. Powers - r. e Walden
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B0DIE DEFEATS ATHLETICS

new YORK June 3.-Bodic's HON,
tln smash with three runners on
llHr bases. enabled New York 10 do.
i'nt ihe Athletics today by a score OF
Eighteen home runs have hoop
made here in the SIN games
shaw Keys indefinite suspension ,yas
lifted today. ana hr was hit hard hv
ms former team mates in the carly
innings. but settled down ;f,or %n,y
York took the lead
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NItcMers wtre Mild.
Cleveland.
Detroit

To'ala 2il..9I Toiols ~ C.Ti7
Hated for kochl!ng in afth
lhAii"t for l'h!e IN seventh.
:hhN'd FOR SIchag5 in ninth
Detroit ..... u q q . . a a ~:
Cleveland - q "a N n - a n J,
summary. EuDa-Ynnrr Hct :,
.h~s,'a! -, finc!ii. Leonard. SPEAKER
IaFH i'T W hmossdnSS TWO-hsss hits
Csagh, Charran Wambsgais,s ON"ill,
,Iat"he'-c Stoi"n bases i'inclh I2l, Chan
'HnS; Johnston. Left ON base Detroit.
'acN".and !" Base on balls of Leon
1fu. ., OF licohliuE. +: off I'hlc .. Nj
nous 70 iiiis-on BochlinG . In : In.
i"HsH on mo. ~ innings of Nichaus.
n, lunlhES. fiit bv rl'ch"r--hy ThI.
l.. iNee,shl struck out--hv Leonard g.
- ~ b".hi lh.. Passed ball WCndall
losing pitcher puchiIng Tmnircs'% ,,iii,,
ann LInO"n. n. nn..- n.in '-'',' -N'II'l
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GIANTS TAKE TWO


tfy ns: :'i,tcd Pros!
MOSTON, June 3-New York
battcd heavily behind the good
pitching of Barnes and Nchf today.
taking both games from Boston. 6 10
q. and to ;. in the second game
Rudolph started for Boston. but left
the game after two runs had scored
in the first inning. Ilcarn was hit
hard. including home runs drives TO
in right center by King
and Snyder.
The score:
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BUILDERS HAVE HARD LUCK

Snncia - Tho Times Dispatch
EEWfpET NEWS, June 3-Bran
niEan's error IN tho seventh allownn
wilson 10 tie the score this afternoon
ana thirty minutc postponomcnt
because of rain, followed by calling Of
thc game ny Umpire Brandon. when
darkness sattiad. robbed tho RuiI0nrs
OF another victory
Cox. Newport News cast-nfr
pitched a good game for Wilson. hold
iht MS former teammates to four
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WHITE SOX WIN AGAIN

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-ChicaEo made
IL three out OF four from St. Louis.
winning today. Z TO 1.
II was the tenth defeat suffered by
the locals in the last eleven games.
Williams drive into the right field
b!cachorS IN the seventh was his
third home run in the last five games.
The score:
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First GAME.
Totals 81 IL - lG Totals 90 727 Il
Score hy

New York ....'..... 10000 oa o--e
Roston .... q q a o Q o 0 %
Summary: Runs-Rurns Eauu (2l.
Lear. Kelly. Barnes. Errors-kaun Lear.
Powell Maranvil. Two has" hits--Rurns
kaun. Thrce-hasc hit-Eaun Stolen
h1sc--laorckCI- observation-disclosures. Powell.
Double rlays-Kaur to smith; Marnnvillc
TO Pick to 1foikc; Pick to Ma-an"iIlc Ia
IIolkc Left on hascs-N.w York 3: Bos.
ton S. Base on lalls--on Rarncs |: OF
MCCmilnn, !. Struck otit--hv Barnes. .:
by Mcouillan. . Cmpircs-Ha!rison and
RiElcr. Time. /: $50.
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WASHINGTON,
Totals ae - IL Totals ...3i . %
-Ea;tcd for Scott in ninth.
TRAN for MClnuls in seventh.
Halted FOR Walters In ninth
'NAttcd for picniNM in srNrnth

Washington ......... ........0 0 o o 0Oa =:
summary: Runs-iioopcr. Milan. Roth
oNelll. Harris. stolen ba:cs-.ltlcc. =
Sacrihcc-Ei!crhc. Double play-Shanks
Washington. Base on hal!s-om John.
son. ). Russell. j. Struck ou;-Johns.on
y: Russell. >. tmpirvS-Owcns and Chill
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BELMONT RESULTS

FIRST TIaec,,;;s'N and onc-ha!f nirl,nrs--
!" = won Z9uave, ii2 tM6Taggar1," Is
9Mecab,p' to to = second, IIendrle, IS
ri,ne I;is SIS. Sister Emblen;; 'h snI
Fa ieH Go,io msri sia EAGLE, overmatsh and
second raee--about two miics-wise,t
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llitSlrt,
ST. I.Oiiis,
Totals "a II "a .: Totals az S27 IL
'katt"d :or aurwcll in eighth
iiHtt'd tor Davis in ninth.

NtNFN WN lnn!NES. Il,
81. Louis ,;..... % Q -
=. summary: Runs caNcr. Jackson t9),
rclsCh. j. Collins. SchalE ToH!n. Sslcr.
Williams. Austin Err"r-Austiu. Homo
ThuS-NrhN"r, williams. Sucrincc--Wil-
hinson. Double uluvs--J. Collins. Rshcrc
and j. Collins: Kshcrc and T.. collins
Gcrhcr and SISlcr. Left on bases Chicago
Z s.. Louis : Base on Observation-Disclosures.
& i5urwcll. {. Davis. ] ilts-nm liurw, II.
II IN Innings, of Davis D in inning.
Passed hnIi--Eiliin:s. Losing ritchcr-
mur~eI. implrcS -Mor.aE,y and Connolly.
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TIGERS DOWN INDIANS

iBE 80 s Trcd Press,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. June a
Leonard put an end TO the Cleveland
teams smuggling today and Detroit
WON To 3.
Cleveland pitchers were wild.
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lSroolllyn n.
phllalc1pI,iu,
Totals ~ 727i2 Totals .33 - II
'Battcd for Withcrow in seventh.
tBattcd for Gaiiia in eighth.

Scor" by innings: Il.
BROOKLYN ........... q q O.,
PHILADELPHIA ..... q o u q o q o o 90
summary: Runs-Ncis. Myers Error
bancroft. Two base hitS-Johnston. j. Mil
Ter. Home run-.Mycrs. stolen base
i,aulcti", Observation-Disclosures. Double
play-Johnston. Kildun and Mich,lI Left
on bascs--Brooklyn. 6: philadelphia. t.
i!aS. on bails-om Gallia. 2. Hits-on
Gallia. in innings: OF Hc;ts. . in /
inning. Struck out--by Pfcncr. {: hv
tihllia, l: by Belts. l. Wild ptch-pf"f
fer. Losing pitchcr--Gallin Umpircs--
Klein and E,mSic Time I3n
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RR0NCHOS TAKE GAME

ISpeaial 20 The Times Dispa.cf1
ROCKY MOUNT y. G. June ,
IN game characterized hy much
wranGnnH and s'all!n.- under cloud
"a skies. Inc Tarhcels won the OMEN,
ing game OF the series from tho SUI
iolE CATS by a score OF : TO 1
SUFFOLK Rocky Noun,
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Rocky Mount
Totals .3a ii 2tl0 Totals ~ s - :,
sba'ied f"r pierce IN ninth

Rocky Mount ......- .0Nh6
2: Snsrbei. keller. :: walker. Iaach h'" ~,
rnrr-Strain. Grow. s,ro"' Keller. Grin
Sacrinco hits-strain Mack. Kciicv. R d,inissTT
walker and Grim. Tpn-baso hi;.nU"n.
Pierce. q; on Leach, 2: Gissier. o "a" Struck
49utIby PlpIe.. o: by leach, 3; hy CASE
s.S Hits-,off I.oAch. 10: on Glnser
w piree-Tst aniey. HOBBS. Time. a:io. =
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golfers. who are In England to COM
pete In the British open chnmplon-
ship tournament, began practice To-
day. Hagen and ~. c. McRoomo
played against Barnes and j. Ross,
The latter pair won. three up and
TWO to play.
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DODGERS DEFEAT PILLS.
BROOKLYN WINS CONTEST
BY SHUTTING OUT QUAKERS
Pfcncr and GnIlin Have Pitchers, unt-
tie. Hut Error and Home Hun
BcutS Latter.
Ass'n n-.d Press |

~ .NE5''f. III PFcsS I
PHILADELPHIA, June 3-Pfoffor
defeated Gallia in a pitchers. bnttIc
today. to D. Brooklyn evening the
series with Philadelphia.
Bancrofts wild throw gave the visi-
TORS thcir hrSt run and Myers home
run produced the second.
Ralph Miller iicldcd brilliantly.
The score:
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SENATOR'S. BEAT BOSTON
TAKES GAME
BY EiGHTH-iNMlNG RALLY
Shannon'S rrinIc. Scoring Rice md
Shnn5>S, brings Victory to
Home Team.
Try Associated Prcss.l

IVY NS"",IHI'U Ir'sSI
WASHlNGTON. June 3.--Washing-
ton defeated ROston today, TO |.
Ellcrbo's error gave the visitors
their run in the first inning
Russell was effective until the
eighth, when singles by Shanks and
Rice We're followed by Il triple by
Harris.
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WHERE THEY rI.iY TODAY.
Dctruit mt Chicugo
81. Louis at Cleveland.
Boston mt washington.
philadelphia at New York
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Tho Fruiticst OF Flnvors. IrlorIdn
Fruit Gum is an exquisite blend OF
pure fruit navors. Try Il package to-
9gaS' Made by Flccr. All Dealers
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N ilsnn
Newport News.

Score tv innings: Il
Wilson n IA "a % ~
Ncwpp-. News q o . n n n
aa ,G1iHs called end se'suih. rain ana
summary: Runs-Cas-Ie. cole n-s,-
Il&tiI. Whifc-af' frr0rS- Illo-rcr OK
trann.gan % sacrifice hits Sharn Cot
Mh,lcfaf ~ stolen hnscs-Cns'lc Sharr.
fudTlns ana |bua nus 1a.. on 49,. D..
wilson -, N"wcort $cws { F.rs, o.,
W., tonren p: IN cox . S.ruSt
hn'r-NN Cou"at hy Cox f. ....,
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Golfers IeEin Practice Today.
= LONDON. juno 3--Waltcr Hagen
.nu James Barncs. the American
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SECOND GAME.

Totals IS IL IL Totals 3IlIa7 IL
.lsnttcd for Iicarn in ninth.
- score Nv innings: r.
New YORK .......... q %
Boston ............ o o 20 Is
summary: Runs-Rurns. Fletcher S2l
Doyle. King. Lear Kelly. Snyder Powell
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New Ynrt;


phIn!cIIhla 80. i,,o,oooh,
N.w York ''-''i -
Nu"inS huus--DyErs. ,. walker Dn"
J;.n5i, rec HihrauGh ripp. Ruth rratt.
ii1g.. 22@aslign f"th hreo.6s%sSS' hts
V%nikSt alN"T hugan Hume. nun
G,,'F'' 'Nh's. lioGi' Sacf!ncc-Thumt.
r i!'TI"'' ,r,DD. .s5 reck!nusuTh Pratt Ind
80 %" ,1I..,s Moor, 80 Perry. l.. shaw
.. IN is. Perry In S;ruck' oi,,,.Niy:
M9V" Pcfry Shtwkey. Z in.lmr
Evans. Time" IL. ''""'""u ana
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Kichmond- fOrtsnOuth. rain.
Newport News. =: Wilson. = tscycn In
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. Is; st. Louis. :.
New York. .: Philadelphia. ).
Detroit. q: Cleveland. :.
Washington. .: Boston. !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. Go: Roslon. %.
BrvoklNn. .: i'hiladcIphiu. u.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Boston
lSrOoklyn ut philndclphin.
Cincinnati ut Pittsburgh.
Chicago Mt ST. Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
Va. Union University
Ball Club

VIII stage their farewell game with
the Bcimonts scml-profcssionals ON
saturday. 1880 L. NJ, at Iovey Park.
AdmiSamOn 3Ic ~
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-09
CORRECTION MADE

An erroneous statement for which the Log Cabin Democrat offers sin cere apology appeared in the reader given the Grand theatre in yesterday s daily edition. It was stated through error that The Miracle Man. the big feature picture shown there yesterday and today, would be shown Thursday and Friday. Due to the absence of several members of the office force on account of illness, the work of com posing the daily edition is done at a necessarily higher speed, which ac- counts for the error The Miracle Man pleased good sized audience at the Grand yesterday and will be given final showing tonight.
 To clear any wrong impression which the error may have made, the bill at the Grand Thursday, matinee and night, will be Douglas Mclean and Doris May in their very successful comedy, Whats Your Husband Do ing?' The same trio had the lead in the comedy, Twenty Three and One Half Hours Leave, shown at the Grand recently. The bill for Friday Is The Woman in the Suitcase" with Enid Bennett.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-09
Madame Hammer an Unusual
 linguiSt

Madame Borgny Hammer, who will prestnt lsben's Hedda Gabler and A Dolls House at the high school audi torium, March 15 and IS, speaks four languages fuently and with ease: Norwegian, which is her native tongue and French. English, and German. She has reading knowledge of Itali- an, and is very devoted to the plays of some of the great Italian writers. She knows European literature with a real distinction of information and judgement
 During her short stay in America. rather than attempting to speak i'm mediate publicity. Madame Hammer has chosen to master the English Ian guage thoroughly, so that she could interpret unhampored Isben's great truths to the heart and mind of Amer ica. In doing so she has broken away from the unreasonable tradition es. tablished by other great foreign ar lists, such as Bernhardt, Duse, anc the grand opera singers, who have insisted upon Interpreting roles ir their own native languages.
 Madame Hammer is being presented in Conway under the auspices of the Combined Lyceum Course