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To prevent a cold take sss.

Gust meet me at Dunning's" is a
remark often heard among Brookha-
venites.
She wants Kodak for Christmas.
You will find exactly the right one
in our line.--Hoffman's.
Get her player piano and have
Christmas every day in the year. -
Perkins Furniture Store.
Give Whitman's this Christmas
it costs no more but is appreciated
more.-Sold at Hoffman's.
Whitman's Candies always satisfy
"A great line of Christmas pack
ages now on display at Hoffman's.
For Sale.-Two corn fed hogs.
Will dress 500 pounds. Apply to ].
]. King, Brookhaven, Miss.
Apartments will be prepared for
rent at the handsome new Sauls
building corner N. Jackson and w.
Monticello.
Tanlac is one medicine that does
what they say it will do. Frank
Martin Drug Co., F. S. Swain, Prop.
New Stand.
Yes! Toys are much cheaper than
they were last year and we have a
big display of popular priced goods.
-Hoffman's.
We like to sell Tanlac because it
satisfies our customers. Frank Mar
tin Drug Co., F. S. Swain, Prop
New Stand.
Mrs. Mcknight, of McComb was a
Sunday visitor with her sister, Mrs.
o. N. Arlington and her daughter,
Mrs. Julius oberschmidt.
We have large assortment of
rockers in mahogany, oak and fl
bre. The prices are very low. -
Perkins Furniture Store.
DR.. e. X. Means, of Monroe, La,
will be the pastor at Galloway Me-
mortal Church vice DR.. C. w. Crisler
who goes to Baton Rouge.
Brand new stock of Fire Works at
Dunning's. Nothing was carried ov-
er and it's all of the kind that
shoots.
The H. B. Davis Garage being
built for Alderman Day is fine ad-
dition to North Jackson business
block around the corner from West
Cherokee.
The New Edison is not talking
machine but genuine musical in
strument. Get one from us while
our stock is omplete.-Perkins Fur
niture Store.
Absolute merit and merit alone is
responsible for Tanlac's phenomenal
and unprecedented success. Frank
Martin Drug Co., F. S. Swain, Prop.
New Stand.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Covington
and two children from Kirby, are
moving into the New Sight commun-
ity. Mr.. Covington win erect a resi-
dence near the home of his father,
j. w. Covington, and will engage in
farming.
The artistic window display in the
E. B. Guess Tailoring Co.'s window
catches the eye of every passerby and
elects words of praise for it's style
and coloring. It is made up of art
posters and helps express the pro-
gressiveness of the Arm behind it.
Stop that breeze. We have
a big stock Of window glass
and putty. BroOkhaven Hard
ware Co.
Carrie Townsend, who is greatly
interested in relief for the poor and
suffering, has reported enthusiasm
for the good work since the meeting
of Sunday when about thirty mem
bers were found to be on the roll.
Carrie Smith is the president. These
women are going to raise $500 for
the Red Cross and will consider a
plan to help equip the negro ward
at the Hospital with linens, etc., and
will raise funds for relief Of widows
and orphans during the holidays. A
good work.
Mr.. ]. R. McEachron, jr., repre-
senting Paramount Pictures, was
here on Thursday and commented on
the music furnished at the Arcade
after the close Of the performance by
stating that Gains Orchestra was the
best amateur music he had heard in
all Of his rounds in any town near
the size of Brookhaven. His only
criticism was that the addition Of a
violin to the orchestra would help
immensely in the music that greatly
assists in making the pictures at the
Arcade enjoyable.
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See our window display of
Aluminium Ware. Special
$l.49 price while it lasts.
Brookhaven Hardware Co.

Mr.. John w. Guess is giving sat
isfaction as assistant street commits
sioner. The opinion seems to be, he
understands his business. Alderman
at large Day has assumed the. duties
of Street Commissioner.
Cards have been received by Brook
haven friends from Mrs. M. B. Cot
ten announcing the marriage of her
daughter, Annis billiard, to Mr.. Al
fred j. Mount, Thursday, December
first at Bachelor, Louisiana.
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n Fail paint requirements
cannot be filed to bet
ter advantage than with the
use of our quality line of
DevOe's Paints and Varnish-
es. - C. B. Perkins Hard
ware Store.
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present in the family.
May the little ones prosper in
health and strength.
Rub--My Tism, a pain-killer.
Smith Lunch Stand Expands.

Mr.. Bert Smith, the able young
manager and sole proprietor of the
Smith Lunch Stand up to a few days
ago, has sold a half interest to Mr..
Lipscomb Vernon, of Natchez.
Mr.. Vernon and family are expect
ed in Brookhaven about December
10th.
Mr.. Smith has been successful in
the management of his popular eat
ing place and continued prosperity
under the new management is assur-
ed.
Mines. Smith and Vernon are sis
ters, both being daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. L. Everett of Brookha-
ven.
A complete line Of Domestic and
Imported Toilet goods all priced very
low at Hoffman's.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07
OPEN AIR WRESTLING
DEGIN5 TUESDAY NIGHT
WrsteSaard and Motropollos Have
Econ booked to I'urnisl, First
Attraction

Win Gene Wct:cGaard. OF Utica.
~ y. and Charlie Metropolis. OF.
houston. Texas. matched to wrest!e
:" IL Hnish In this city next Tuesday
h'Sht the opening attraction Of the
broadway Athletic Arena promises 10
pc one OF the best ever offered the
.Hns OF this city. SpicN and Span
az IA result OF being re-painted and
oVerhau!ed from top to bottom. tho
aFtIn presents neat appearance and
nothing has been left undone by the
promoters 10 Insure a successful IN
Auguration OF the 1921 open-air
WestcEaard Is well-known in Rich
mond, having appeared here several
times last summer at the arena. He
recently defeated Joe Turner and
VAIN" ketonen, both OF whom are
favorites IN this city. Gene threw
both prapplers in Columbia, S. c.,
last month, He is in excellent con-
d!tion at this time and expects to
win over the Greek.
MGtropolics downcd Joe Turner at
the CITY Auditorium here last month
and while the match only was for
one fall the Greek demonstrated that
he has more than a general knowl-
edge OF the Wrestling game. His
work against Turner was clean and
he Intends to make Westegaard go
The limit 10 secure a victory.
Tuesdays nights bout will mean
much 20 both graunicrs rs the victor
viii have chance 1T the Police Ca
zette Belt now held by Waino Kc-
toacn
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BOYS CLUB ORGANIZES
STRONG BASEBALL TEAM

The Boys club. OF Richmond. VIII!
pu; It s:-unH baseball ;ou., IN thu
IuHiU" League this season, II. Polk
t"sa - Ia m"unSe tho team. !io has
announced thisi his nine vii. stack up
against the Chester High School nins
saturday IN Chester,
The" club has s!gaed up II number
o: Anc p.uycEs. j. Hoiinduy haa Eecn
elected captain. and wa! hold down
!irSt base. besides pitching. Bell and
Dudley. Tho latter John Marsha!l
h!Sh schools st-str.ng catcher.
WI! hold down t.s- hacXstop position.
King, Wh.;norl and Exams arc also
QUO 10: PITCHING. As soon us the
h!Sh scEOo! season is over, the club
VA! be strcng thencd By The addition
- Grimm. now pitching tor .ohu
=. hopkins Will play shor, with
sutton. another h!gh school regular
on second. Wren and Page are the
thlrd base candidates. tiunnycutt.
Co eInan. L. king. Cuplin. Tate and i.
Ei!ett are out FOX the Quilted Firth
ana short also Will be played In the
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SPORTS
ATLANTA GOLFER WINS
N|NETEEN-HOLE MATCH
Perry Adair ana Ja,rns Standish
Feature Days Play ut
pinchurst.
GBy Associated Prcss.1

piNEHuRST. \. c.. April G.-Pcrry
hdair. of Atlanta. won u nineteen hol,
match from James Standish. Jr., OF
Detroit. I'm tho North and South anna
teur golf championship. and Joe
Wells. of East Liverpool. ohio. de-
ieated Harold Weber. OF Toledo. ono
up The other matches of the frs,
round were not so close.
Standish squared his match win,
hdair 1T the home green by pla".n..
, ,he hole IN par four. being well on
thet sand i'm two. Adair missed bio
second and took Ave. Standish SIZED
MS drive and second shot 10 No
hirttenth and lost to Adair'g 6ye
. Joseph Schlotman. OF Dc,roit. piayea
me golf In his game with !; =;
Gwnltney. OF Baltusrol. winninr ,on,.
AM three. and Gardiner White. OF
Nassau. easily defeated j.. G.. Ncwtnn
captain of the Mississippi Stat. CO..;
Team. ana 3 W.
second round matches tomorro,y
VIII be between Schlutiriun and /, -
Merrlrnan. Frank Dyer and Arthur
Yates. Perry Ada!r and George Mead
ana Joe Wells ana Gardiner Whit.
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INQUIRIES WHITEWASHED
BY UNION SEMINARY NINE

In Il game featured by heavy hitting
and many errors the strong Union
Theological Seminary nine defeated
McGulre's yesterday by the score or
s TO o. y better game would have
been played by McGuirc's had only
regulars been used, but Coach Smith
used ali his substitutes In order TO
get n line on his real strength.
In spite OF his defeat Coach Smith
WAS well pleased with the showing
OF his team. Some of the men, Lew is
at short especially, played brand
Of ball that should prove winning
factor in future Mcclure games
The batting and base running of
the entire seminary team constituted
the only feature OF the contest. With
total OF eight hits they were able
10 make the same number Of runs.
r. II. r,
Union 81 80 o--s 5 3
NcGu!rc's O 0 o o y " % "a
Batteries: Vuirry and Loftquift;
Powers. Rcams and Jones.
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BOWIE ENTRIES

Iirst rate--cic ming; two yea,-olds; four
MT4e%, IL: Dolly Warden. va; Grace ::
- hate lsrun!nel. III; Lima i0.; Mil
.\y!' 4p.: Land sail, lOi.
second tncc--c!aim!us; fOur-yrar-old.
ihh ". DIX Gai uac.haIt :urlpnEs-Cicn-
80, y. SSnSyolent, ll0; RAFFERTY, lie;
c!fsn'"ie no: k!raa. 10; Cherubino lid:
p!ift James. ITO. General CGiusna ITO:
M y, M. i,G6, Beck Hay. i!5: wan Sylvia.
KY naitas', ~; John J. Clse$, los
ny; oakland Belle. 1906. 'ilac,lam0yc' i5S
ana up. six iu-lonrs&Who Cares iit.
E'thNy. !lb; Sus"Tn!inj, il3; No Irun,us
S!st.r Emblem, III .JOcl> Scot. III.
INA FRANK. los. 'cuicc. lU.
Fourth Tace-Midwuy haadlcap; thrcc-
yea! o!ds: seven iurlonrs-Runguoi liz.
Sign; Raider. lli. Mythology. lis; Ma
AT LaSk. III: Dolly g, lOG: sr!mIico
ioii ch'nnie Walsh. 100.
,l, Fss'h o,I rase:-iH H Martha washnE,on
Az Az w seven turloEgs My Dear, los:
iassorpoiette. lOG; UnCio's I.a.sir los:
"SnH Violet. iet; Tailor Mn!d lO;
S!Ntl T"cc--Clhimiup. f0ui- va rIs ~,
-, l",.s and alNtccnth--Sicsta lid
,Hu,' ROO, II: Wood Thrush iii: W.r
40 49, ""u""t III. Lady EHl,nclin".
XXX. :tttGSte-. LOG. 'N.Aiasna lyG: sen
II5'i"m'"i; 1886 'Antoinctt. IOi. Golden
S@v@m,A racc--clal,ninE: four-ycar.or1s
rr' u i1ii NIL ana a sixteenth -ChaIIsn :
| ff,"', '!u' Tan ~. i05: Yaphank, los:
;GN!!an Ip5; Salute. iO:: 'i'nddV penr
~. 'tron%o. 100; Alma B 90. -
'Aprrentic" allowance c!a!:usG we,,,o
C!car' rack fast " Ca 'ae9
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way Theatcr. Owner Williams. who
controls the Battle Axe franchise ,e,
II he krpwn that ArraKon had ac-
ccnted position with his company.
ana was cXpected to arrive in Rich
mond In the next few days.
Arragon is popular with the Rich
mond fans. He first played for Rich
mond when this city was in III. In
,ernational League, coming here from
INC sew York Yankees. Later he re-
turned to the Yankees and several
years afterwards had ~ sojourn in tho
minors. He was purchased las, sen
son by Il. W. Wilson. owner OF the
colts. from Toledo. of the American
While ArraSon will have charco
OF the Battle Axe team this year the
outht VIII be assembled by Waddcu
who managed the team last vc,r
Waddcil is working hard To get his
team in shape and expects To sign
several capable men in the next few
days. He was present at the meet
ing yesterday a. was Charlie Stra.n
manager of the Church liill Athletic
club team.
Plans for the 1921 season were
made at the session yesterday after
noon. Clyde w. Saunders. owner of
Taxa kola; DR.. w. II. Parker. owner
OF Church Hill Athletic Club: DR..
Eaghy. owner Of Penn Mutual and
Dir. Williams. owner of Battle Axe.
all were present and were Of tho
opinion that games should be played
on Saturdays only. All OF the con-
tests Will be played at Boulevard
Field. 1t Is the plan of the league
moguls 10 stage double-headers every
Saturday afternoon. Extra games Will
be played on all holidays.
Norman johnson and Oncsty were
elected umpires. Johnson has Of
hciatcd in Il number of Virginia
League games. while Onesty is ono
Of the most popular amateur umpires
In the city.
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BOWIE RESULTS

F!-s; raoc--thrre-y ca--olds: claiming;
i fSs aad lag } asif 'aTiioDEg-Ge9sr! sI
won: Celtic Lass. III E;nsorj. si.,G. .5sS,
ssCond' Lucy Kate, 10: IIolIowayl. $500
nv roj,y i"e; ~ laay Stella. Pep
A;5erIean Maid, George Bos.c and Mar
i:rs also ran.
Sc.nnd raS",xthr "e-year-oDds; claiming:
t'otAetHl. $50. ;1.GG. i2.iO. won. T.ut
ot, 10. tJoEnsonl. $3.50. $3.50. second
me iiS'. -2H5. 5S,g,}E;16,. '2;Sss ihird.
SpuEa. Optimism. nigh Wave F.Ilnc -.
lAtrd 'r tat 80 5.p and nm. 81,
{ 5GiEssoF =; is:;5% Sii:,;s. " 81 wSa
Service Star, III ,tjohnson). sac third',
Tine. l;3i, Et,ahsf. Lady Luxury. M!ss
Fourti, racc--three- yea rtolI!s and ~ The
5fosbeGt pu-sS: s!a and half furlOnFs--
won; Mock Orange los tEnsNrj s. So
we second, i.oa.. luy tiicupyll. S.up.
th,rd; Tim. i:2o is. Nulenni-c also ran.
claiming; one mile and seventy yards
to!umhine 100 tt!cnb iL:c. - 90. $40.
l;tG %. fEoEtuwn. wcagktas. American
Soldier psnsiops, also ran.
fS claim: one ;n!!e and a s!9l.cmth.Iiello
sss.sSSS' Won lna3l"Rce. JOG tIollowayy.
$500. laird Time. ::h Is. pcnhamp-
son. kiIkcDry. Arb!tEator TON! NrooFs
Lueius. Pindar, George Washington also
Seventh racc-four. year.olas and up:
claiming; one anil, a!.a a sixteenth Maize
Pierce CIi5 tkeSosh, VI, iso W. d. W sgsaD y
CrumpsaN. ZIG tMorr!sj. s2.iN. rh.-l Zine
11:5i IS VII DO; kSho. .;dlth X. So
LoTc8a AoSS also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07
ONE AMATEUR LEAGUE
HAS BEEN D|sDhNDED
Commission Dlssolrrs Industrial
Circuit When Fourth Tcasi
Is Not Secured.
SIX CLUBS IN TIE CENTRAL
Managers Hold Meeting ard An
nounco Themselves Ready To Be
gin Work-Play Practice Games
saturday.

DlSeans!on OF one O: the amateur
baseball leagues OF E!ch.ncEd ana
the increasing OF another to SIX
tennis was the mos; important de-
relopment in the sand lot situation
in R:chmond yesterday. Failing IN
their attempts to secure 1t fourth
team for the Industrial League. Of
iic!als OF the Amateur Baseball Com
mission d!shan,ird this organization
and placed two o. the teams In tho
Central League. making that u ST.:
club circi!.;.
Jones brothers and Church !tn
Sank We're The teams taken from the
industrial League and placed in the
Seh;r'I Lea u-. The organization
now consists of Liberty Council. j..
y. l. A NJ, Union Envelope Company,
Sioncwail Acric Eagles. hallway and
Power Company. Church l!il Bank,
end Jones brothers. Representatives
o! inns oFSnh!zat!on responded la a
hurried cai! for u rertinS and met
last night in the store OF Harris
Fiippen and Company TO make pluns
for the season.
Three diamonds, Southside. Fulton
and BYRD Park, have been allotted tho
league anG the managers appointed
TWO teams 10 each .: the diamonds
Considerable discussion arose over
The arpoEt!onnient OF Fulton u JONES
brutherS when majority OF the
players Of that organization are resi-
dents Of Highland. Park and The
west End. Efforts now gre being
rade - savc the ho,ne games OF
Jones BrotherS transferred TO tho
seminary diamond in tiinte: parx.
All of the teams in the Central
League are declared TO he in fair
shape :or the initial games OF III,
year, which VIII be played Saturday
afternoon. April lG. Several pre-
iim.nafy contests already have been
booked Church H!!l Bank will play
tho Newton Hardware team Saturday
afternoon ON the Robert l.. Lee
Grounds. while Liberty Council ana
Manchester GraEs Will play on the
diamond 4; stop /, Petersburg Turn
pike.
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AMATEUR OUTFIT
SIGNS CUBAN THIRD BASEAlAN
Angels" Arragon VIII Manage Battle Axe Team, in
Commercial League-Popular Player Expected
in This City in Few DAYS

Angelo angels" Arragon. Cuban
third hascman for the Richmond Colts
!ast year Will be seen in action on 4
local diamond this year. but 1t will
not he in n professional uniform.
Arragon has accepted position with
the stephen PutncY Shoe Company
and Will manage tho Battle Axe team
of the Commercial League. The pep
perry little player will hold down
third base for the amateurs.
The fact that Arragon VIII be
found in amateur ranks of Richmond
This season became known at meet
ing Of the Commercial League moyuls
yesterday afternoon in the Office OF
President Ken Il. Finley. in the Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07
CHESTER HIGH DEFEATS
ST. CHRISTOPHER TEAM

chester High School defeated the
81 Christopher baseball nine ycstcr-
"aF by the score OF - 10 .. The
gam" was loosely played and the
overwhelming score made i, unin-
tcrcstinE.
WtlkcrHon. for Chester. pitched n
line game. striking out sixteen men.
iut for the poor supper, given him
the score Of the opposing side would
no, have been so large.
Tho hitting of letters. n Chester
player. featured tho game. Crmmp and
TAYLOR were the stars for. st. Chris
tophcr.
Chester High School will pIay Me-
cures University School April IL in
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07
GECR6lA'S BEST AMATEUR
GOLFER REACHES ATLANTA
lRy Assocint.h Pr. :

AUGUSTA. GA. April E ,r;.,
hrF!Na! here today of cSnr,o. me
water, 81 Atlanta. the prcecn, a am,
'yNr golf champion Of t;corria ~,
r..R ,nehis for the holding Of the
,.S",o,m, ..opE sft state amateur golf
i""hSh!p tournament We're com
rlrted H;ainwatcr defeated Hohhv
I%hes at. Atlanta last year for tbn
cn"mrionship, and is declared Ia No
"hG al the best golfers in tho south
hurSoay the qualifying rouilds
VII he played nincty-six ;o uuniic,.
lfhN VIII sec the playinc OF ~.
.iinlnaiion rounds. ana Sattira,v ~,
finals viii be played. NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07
BIG BASEBALL STARS
PLAY HERE TODAY
tCon,!nned t,rem rlrrt rnrnl


games. George Herman Babe" Ruth
IL that Individual and everywhere the
two teams have stopped Ruth has
been tho center of attractions. Smash
ing out afty-four homc-run drives
IN American League parks last season
the Babe broke all previous swat
ting records.
while Ruth is the player whom all
the local fans viii watch this after
noon. there also are other men whose
work will bc looked over carefully.
John Mitchell. the Yankees recruit
shortstop. who cost the team consld-
cradle In players, mas been playing
this position for the Gothamlics IN
exhibition contests this year. lie is
declared to be the most expensive
rookie on either squad HIS work
mas been excellent. ana II il the be-
lief or many that he will be the reg
Mar shortstop OF the Yankees this
season.
Former Nichmouicrs Coming.
Two former Richmond players.
Quinn and Fcwster. are with the
fanks: Quinn vas here in 1908 and
virtually pitched the Colts 10 The
He was drafted BY the Yankees a; the
end of the season. Quinn was one
OF the most popular pitchers that
ever hurled the sphere OF Il Rich
inond mound.
Chick" Fewstcr. brought to this
city by Jack Dunn when the present
owner of the Baltimore team, of the
international League, WAS pilot of
the lEchmcnd team in the same or
Sani"ation, is another player Well
remembered by the local fans.
Fewster was raw recruit when
Dunn signed him TO play third base
for the Richmond team. He showed
promise right away. however. and
several years later was sold by Dunn
to the Yankees
Sam Post. II member of the hurting
CORPS of the Portsmouth Truck crs
las; year. probably vii! be given an
opportunity to show mis- wares
against tho Yankees this afternoon.
Post was drafted by the Dodgers at
the close Of the Virginia League sea-
son. lie Is a southpaw of ability
and has many friends in this city
who believe he will be retained by
the Dodgers.
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Semi Aggregation
Will Play Church Hill

Archie Evans, business managci.
of the Church Hin Athletic club
baseball team. last night an
nounccd that nc had closed with
the Capital City Association Base
ball team To play Il game with his
team mere next Tuesday afternoon.
The contest VIII take place at
boulevard Field.
The association is touring the
country and will play two hum
drcd games in the United States
and Canada II is composed Of
number OF former professional
league baseball players who for
various reasons have left or
ganizcd baseball. Sam Buck"
DauShton, member of the Rich
mond Colts last year, is playing
with the association team, which
is a scmi-pro organization.
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TYSON MADE MANAGER
OF HIGHLAND PARK A. C..

Flare NJ. Tyson will manage The.
baseball team OF the Highland PARK
Ithictlc Association this year. IL was
decided at a business meeting OF thar
organization held recently. The as-
s"c!ation is entered In tho Junior
athletic League which is playing ,n-
der the local Amateur Cofnnissiop
y business meeting OF III. assori1
ton VIII he held tonight nj Mizpab
sunday school ut s:lj o'clock Any one
interested in the work OF the club
Is invited 10 attend.
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ARRANGE PRACTICE GAME

John Marshall and Ginter Park
Athletic Clap vii! play a practice
taacbal! game tomorrow aftc:n on at
boulevard ricld
THIS Will be the first time the Gin
ter Park Team has had an oppor-
tunIty to determine its strength
some good men are listed. however.
and their team should compare favor
ably with other teams OF the junior
amateur organization Fred Blank. Il
HiEh School athlete, will hold down
third base Donald Doggctt should
prove Il fast shortStop.
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Highly Priced Medal
Is Lost by Wambsganss
he Assoclniedrrcssl

MONTGOMERY. ALA. APRIL C.
Bill Wa'rhsganss, second base
man OF The Cleveland Americans.
Is travelling northward without ,hn
highly priced medal presented him
by Cleveland fans las; fall for
IN "a world series game with the
brooklyn DodCers.
Thc keeps Ale vas lost today on
train here. He enlisted IN" All
OF the police aud offered Il reward
Tor It's return.
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FIACNSTONE, Va, April g.
blackstone Military Academy de-
featcd ilampton- Sidney Reserves
here today. hy the score of 3 10 .. in
- thrilling thirteen inning game. The
contest was featured by the master
~ DitChiut; Of Thornc for Blackstone
ava Luke for the COlleEians. The
hitting or burnett and f:ttoya also
stood out prominently.
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TllDEN WINS MATCH
FROM VINCENT RICHARDS
tnv Assoclntcd rross1

PHILADELPHIA. PA. hnrI c.
william T. T!ldcn, H.. worlds singles
lawn tennis champion. defeated Vim
cent Richarda. Of Yonkcrs y. y. in
straight sets. St: Ca. Ga in the final
round OF an invitation tourney here
today.
In an exhibition doubles match.
Richards paired with Wallace John
son. 81 philadelphia. defeated Tndrn
and Carl Fischer. University Of
PENNSYLVANIA star. in tho best two
out Of three sets. the scnrc being
Ga. As. 7-5
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COLUMBIA. :. g.. April 6.-Stan-
islaus Xhy-zito defeated Alex Kcslcn
in two straight falls here tonight
The first in thirty-ninc minutes with
a hammer lock, and the second In
eight minutes with "a flying mare"
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JONES BROS. TO MEET

Tonight a, s o'clock tho Jones Bros
ball club will hold "a meeting in
Radys Han. Barton Heights. Stop S.
II is necessary that all candidates he
present. as all contracts must be
turned in. All candidates who wish
TO sign nlcnsc be present.