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Warning Order.

In the Chancery Court of Polk Coun- ty, Arkansas--E. D. Ellsworth Plaintiff, vs. Hazelle Ellsworth Defendant.
 The Defendant, Hazelle Ellsworth is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this IA tn day of June 1921.
 W. L. PARKER, Clerk. Norwood & Alley, Atty. for Plntff. W. N. Martin, Atty. ad Litem. First Pub. June 16. Last Pub. July 2.
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NoTICEl !

At the July, 1921, term of the County Court. the following petition for es- tablishing a new road in Polk county, Arkansas will be presented to the County Court
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RICH-LAX

be a public road starting at a point where the Jefferson Highway crosses the South line of the SWA of the NWA of Section %, Township 5 South. Range 31 West, running thence West on said line to range line be- tween ranges 31 and 32. thence in a Southvssteriy direction to the ford of
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Puh- -Mv.Tier, ;s woudevfrI s-t; sn-i;~. Cures infected ruts old so-as fefter etc.
 -Afvertfsarnor.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
OTICE is hereby given that
 ANNIE MATHIS,

of the Interior, U. s. Land
 1921
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. U. s. Land Office at Camden, Arkansas June 4,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

,2s., ',g- fu,,llogngs.or-is., rs tEnsor(
lis tJ6ins6nj. $sio. s:scN ~. s"cond e' R,s,
:, Is. Also ran; wi,isx n6un.ce. k!;ty
second race-four- ycnr-olds and ur; the
.Nine;'can Fe'mouni purse; steeplcchas q
Toeib s.1a Ito 3 81 i''t no., i' 5Minl"i
iG2 captain Coicl 5000. $40. second
tstam0un;. Is: tCaItnin SicrritO. s4.Io
silen; Farmer
Third three year oids and up;
nnn5 . :y suIG7FTs2S wa i9I Ms
been, ioi tcallahsn). 1850. $3.50 second
M;!t!an.. lio tEnsOr,. -s2sIo. ,hird. Time.
erck the Great. .florsain. I.Emjo!enr. Fa-
YOUR. Scurry. Machine Gunner. St.lctto.
claiming. SIX :urloags Dixie Carroll liz
tBoylel. 1880. $50. $40. won: Tcnnitc.
Il, Radraaes 500 to sT ,n9n Genfna
Gual!hed foul; Also ran Joe Joe. Lang
held As0sckassn, optin,st. Tetlcy
lCnss-s'. Milan. Tic tWidSi, t?5.iG. sS.sq
;:26, ,wc,n; RouiiedGe. y? tAmhrosc)
soD. s:.@o. third. Time. I:l2 80 Aysc
ran: Frui, Gaze. swcep Clean.
claiming ono mile ana an ctFhth"TricR
stcr IL. los CThurbcrl. $3.50. $3.50. 1870
won. War. club, 10 Ponccl, s6,To s3.5o
'Hn' ;hH M'OT TIm9 sdG' iSs ~ k <s@ re-
Mood thrush. Su:nms: sight, Grundy.
ysTI VINO s. So S %on i?a (GIes
Io7 tMcAieel, s..sO. 3e0, second: Eurlin'
game, io2 lilun,amerl, ti6.5o. third Time
chdruhino All Tcca:na. Toreaior. BEAUTY BEAUTY
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EiAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

FRS; race claiming; two.ycar- Odds: four
iIrlonEs-Snn Sterling, 100: Dclsimar.
III. Dolly Warden. i0J. Ounce Cap lOs
Ounce Cap l0., Lima. los, 'HGsa Lee.
second race s,ocrlcchasr; selling; four
Mac, l;3. John Douglas. III. Subject, 1919.
i.ronz" Eagle. 1873. Trcl"tie. i37: Hard
banking 1875. LADY Ka;hcrn, 1872; i.War
Victor, $50. 'iaya, 1870
Third race-claimiuc. four yoar-oids and
up; sin furIongs-IIrIsk. Il9, Assumption
us. Darnlcy. ~; Munhn Jumbo. lI5.
ilindocstan,, ll5i Ina Frank. IL; Tinga-
H.. ~; v!vc MCGEE. IL. LaEo. III: .Os-
good. !!i: Liquid Fire. lo5: Tom Nc
TaEEhrt. us; Crystal Ford ll3: Ronuny
100; Fiz"r. lot; Shoal. -. End Man. 90 !.
Gcihir. 80. Consistency. 90.
Firth racc--c!uimiuE. three year Odds ::
mile and seventy yIrd.-Hustlcr, i'll: Mary
Erh, lo5; Toss ", io2; 'Lucy. Kate. i97.
sive. 100: ballot 100. 'chyyai!cr. 81 :.
.Sor;h shore. %; Louise Wynnc. %
MARY Head 9;
sixth racc-ciaiminG: four year ODDS and
M. mile an! - siNtccuth--tnC!c sand. 40:
Benevolent, 10, HANK O'pay. 10. 'Iil!
Hunlcy. no; Bomhas', Loo; sammy Kelly.
100 Crumpsal!. 100 'Rhynrr. lo5; II. G..
.iiar one. lGi. .Arbtrator. i0l. alma b..
sc, Anna Gallup. %.
seventh raC"--claiminE; four-yca olds
and up; mile and.-a S!Ni"rn;h--It isrosa.
10; Ar'nistic" l0". Mormon Elder. 700:
GoidcFesi BOY, ioG: i.orcma Moss. iOi ;
Attorney Muir. lO5; George Duncan, lOl
'Hary Coy. iOl; Iron Roy. iOl. 'Orcnzo.
Haven. 100. Yaphank. 90. Also o.yis!b!c:
MatAgE. no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
COUNCIL TEAM NOT ONLY
NINE IN CITY GOVERNMENT
Savilic Has Gang ThatW Make
Giants Look Like Dwa-fs.
Real "IIabc" Ruths.

Director OF Public Works Allen ].
Savillc yesterday announced that the
men attached to his department. had
| organized baseball club. the roster
of which would he made public to-
day. which he believed would be able
TO defeat any amateur club in the
city. not excepting the old Fulton
Brownies
stan several old college stars. and
that he, himself is something of n
Babe Ruth when it comes to
swattinc
The mrs; club we shall seek for
:Slaush;cr,' said Director Savillc.
will be the much vauntcd Council
club Even with all their good sea-
Sor"u timber. we believe we can lick
them in four innings Pitchers
Stewart White ana Claude Batkins
10 The men will nut in the box and
,hcy are not Frank Bates nor Jimmie
A!len. either"
,,a When sen about this las, nigh,
.iun booted. He said the Depart
mort OF Works couldn't scrapc up Il
team with a steam shovel.
ihcE couldn't dig one up with a
act words. We could put in our
them to it, John Moor" will Knock
INC nall away every time his great
unknown pitcher tries to put it over
IN" pan Who are his players He's
atrasi 10 make their names public.
We don't care who knows the names
of our players. Let me tell YOU this.
Young man. when the Department of
Public Works runs w against us.
the Street Cleaning Department will
have 10 clean out the diamond the
next day. Let them come on"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
PETERSBURG BEATSRICHlNOND
IN FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON

'Sp'''' u FROM FIRST PaSc.)
Jesse Baker threw the ball into the
stands.
Lefty" Smith, declared by Man
LET Ray Ryan TO be one of the best
the honor OF pitching the opcninc
game: Smith had trouble i'm locat.
ing the plate in the first frame and
'!iowed he visitors TO score single
Tally. The erratic work Of the men
behind him gave the visitors three
runs In the second stanZa.
After the second frame the Goobers
secured only three hits off the local
huricr and he pitched a steady game
The Two additional runs registered
on me moundaman of the home team
the score in the latter stanza com
ing as result of errors by Second
biscman Luke Stuart and Right
Fielder Hardy.
First Home Run OF the Tcnr.
Tom Martin. the visitors manager.
himself was responsible for the run
the Goobcrs scored in the NTH in
ninE. The pilot connected sQuarely
with one OF Smiths bcndcrs and
registered the first home run Of the
fS ,arr and nd me first on Mayo's Island
l'ark The ball sailed over the LEFT
he!u fence and found its resting place
In he murky waters OF the James.
Tommy Abbott. n Richmond favor
lite, was responsible for the r,s: run
made by the Richvnoni cam whc,i.
m the sccoa .nnirc. n doubled to
left Held a"a scnt IIock across the
p!atc; The al 't,:r $50 Iii; IA a
t9uble play s Few minr."; later
when S:nlJh r'ouniel - Manrin;;
and the latter caUch: Hook q lni,i
and throw 10 NcrmiiNra. catching Alb
bott, who had started FOR the not
corner.
Ahbott. s,uar; ana Baker. three
members Of the Richmond team last
year. provided the fans "i;h thrills
curing the afternoon. The catcher
lihed double 10 left field in the Sec
Gnu inning and Stuart with the long
EST MT of the afternoon. declared by
many 10 be the longest drive ever
seen on 4 loca! diamond The second
nasemhh outshonc Manager Martin by
cnpi nome run over the left
center hcic fciicc. the ball rising hi.,h
IN the air. Jesse Baker came thrc,iirh
with n single in the eighth i,T,ing
~lthin on" ran Of the Coolers
Yesterdays opening was one of the
most successful in the history of the
virginia leagnc; The new park was
almost crowded TO the limit. and
inc aisles only in Il few isolated
sections Of the stands were thcra
empty seats. W. H. Bradley. pres;-
dent OF the Virginia League. placed
sd III !, iiutcnH"ncc AT 300. and announce
ca himself rs being highly pleased at
mond. az" Viz
-, 1000 Sec the Came.
The presence of more Than ooo
r ranS On an opening day broke ali
indicates revival of tho jntorast
In baseball in this city.
w ith the Colts trailing the Goobers
me entire way. but showing a ight7
inE snirit thc crowd went w:ld AMI
each time runner crossed tho ninin
~ "Iose en- lnassc and checrcd tho
pIaEer: In the seventh inning thc
f r"ms sIooh up To stretch" ana Yelled
i"r the locals 10 forge ahead or Tho
ioobers With one man ont IrLo
stuart secured his home run ana tho
crowd went wild " INC
H'i'hihH. the Petersburg pitcher.
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was sent TO the showers by the Colts
before The eighth inning was COM
rlcted. With two men gone. Pitcher
smith doubled to center field and
scored soon after when Jesse Baker
singled TO the same spot. Here Man
ninS was yaEkcd and cOlWCll sen:
IN lie retired Baker ana the Colts
Jailed to score again. They threat
cncd TO tie the count In the nirth
frame WHEEL rKllar walked and MAS
sacrificed - second by Raymond. but
the next LwC battcrS were easy outs.
owners of the Richmond baseball
club last night entertained the mem
hers o! the Petersburg and Richmond
teams at a banquet in the Richmond
Hotel. The teams will play in Peters
burg this afternoon, where the Goo
bcrs will open the season on their
home diamond.
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TARHEELS GET TO SHORE
IN FIRST AND WIN, q TO z

CHAPEL HILL. y. c.. April 2l-
Tho University OF North Carolina won
from Guilford College here today. /
To .. shore had one bad inning. the
first. in which the Tarhccls fell on
Shiricys double. earning four runs.
After that nc frightened up and Car
DINA could never hit him. Ia the
pinchcS, Ll"wcllyn scattered the five
hits he allowed and with perfect
supper; would never have been
scored on Lefty Wilson'S shoestring
catch Of IA hard linctr In center field
featured.
Score by innings: L. III. T..
Gu!lford .......Cl0 0i0 600 > =
Carolina 400 600 0co--i .
Batteries: Guilcord, shore and Hay
worth: Carolina. l.lcwc!lyn and X.
Morris. Umrire-l.c Grandc.
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jake Wells Expresses
Confidence in Ray Ryan

Confidence in the ability of
sManagcr Ray Ryan. OF the Rich
mond Colts. 10 improve the play
ing of the players he has gathered
together to represent the capital
city. and 10 have them among the
!lrSt At the close of the 1921 dash
for the pcnnant. was expressed hy
Jake Wells, president of the Rich
mond ball club, after yesterdays
game.
with great deal of raw ma
terial. short time for practice. and
unfavorablc training grounds. the
work accomplished by Manager
Ryan is highly commentaries.
While the opening game was. ut
tunes. er"atic. this was TO be en-
pcctcd, and | am entirely confident
that Ray Will polish off the rough
edges and give Richmond what
she deserves. a team that will fin
!sh the season IN the first division"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
AUBURN WINS FROM
w. & L., 8 TO 3

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. NA., April 2l.-By
Knocking Maben from the mound in
1.-THE FIRST inning. establishing n three
run lead which the Generals could
not ovcrtakc. Auburn won thtc sec
ond game of the series from! Wash
inEton and Lee here today. TO 3.
Pitcher Oliinger's circuit drive In
the seventh inning for Auburn and
the batting 0f Captain llis!c. who OBJ
taIncd a double and two singles out
OF Ave trips 70 the plate, besides scor-
ing two OF the Generals runs. were
the high spots Of the afternoon
Score by innings:
Auburn 30OOl02 O--G 2
W. and I. DOL 00020 % & =
Baitorica-Ollingcr and Gibson: Ma
hen, McCallun and Frcw.
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PHlLLIES DOWN THE
GIANTS BY 6TO 5
IBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Aprn 2l-philadcl
phia defeated New York 10 ; to-
day in nip ana tuck game which
opened the National League season In
this city. Philadelphia hit Toncy for
many long hits. but Mcuscl scored
the winning run In the eighth innin,,
on tumble by Bancroft
Weather conditions were ideal.
Former Governor Smith threw on,
the nrst ball and Governor Edward I
Edwards, OF New Jersey, General
Douglas Macarthur and his stan were
other guests of honor
The attendance was $4,000
The ycDru.
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| NATIONAL CHAMPS
ROOT BEAN-EATERs
Grimes, Iwirling for Brooklyn,
Proves Puzzle to the WISH
tors From the Hub.

BitOOkLfN. April 2l.-Burlcigh
Grimes pitched his nrst game OF the
season today. and the Brooklyn cham
pions won their formal opening at
home. defeating Boston. to 2 II
was pitchers battle for seven In i.
ntnEs. and then both box men Ilcw
watson soaring higher. In the eight IA
watson walked four batters in
Brooklyn's half. Myers purposeiy. TO
get Neis The latter cleared the
bases with Il double.
Music and parade and the flag rails
Ing featured the opening. 1900 ut
tending.
The score:
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HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS
SPIDER SCRUBS, 8 TO 2

J"hn Marshall turned the tables on
University Of Richmond scrubs in ycs.
tcruays game when the Marshaliites
TOOK the long end Of an S To score.
Ihc High school lads connected safe
~ wren hitS meant runs and thercI
lies tn. story OF the frcShmcn's de-
feat. University also aided the Vic
tors by making numerous errors
which at times proved costly. LciS-
ncld was again the star of the game
AT bat, making total OF three safe
cloutS.
blackstone Academy nine will hc
the opponents OF Coach MCCall's
charges next Monday at boulevard
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Miss Sizing to Play
In Second Round Today

LONDON, April 2l.-M;ss Alcxa
Stirling. the American woman golf
champion. viii play IN her second
tournament in England tomorrow
az lmrh!ii for tho golf illustrated"
ladies' cup. The contest will be Sc
holes a medal play.
Miss stirling. among the other
contestants Will compete against
the following high class golfers:
MISS Cecil Lcitch. the British
champion. Miss Elsie ant-Suttic,
former oD.n champion, and one
time Scottish champion: Mrs Tenn
PIE pobcll, who was American
champion III 1913. when she played
as Miss Gladys Ravcnscroft. Miss
r. Teacher, Miss Janet Jackson
ana MISS Joyce Wcthcrcd
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ST. LOUIS HUMBLED
81 WORLD CHAMPIONS

ELENEI.AND, OHIO. Npri III
Ci"voianG's worlds baseball cham
plohs opened their home season by
defeating - Louis. to3 Thu oocn-
ing ceremonies were featured by the
presentation OF numerous gifts TO IN.
Cleveland players, Including an au-
tomoh!le and cowboy saddle and
bride given 10 Manager Speaker
bama athlete. who has been battling
scnsationally FOR cleveland This
spring. mad" two sacrifice hits ana
"A double, adm. materially in tho
scoring Of three Of Clov"lands four
runs II" also heIled brilliantly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
At Newark
n II T.,
COLLEGE BASEBALL

" Athens. Ga: II. II. T..
Oglcthorpc University. .......7 10 4
Georgia University .........7 6 3
Called 1T the end Of the ninth
to allow oglcthorpc to catch the
tra!n.)
Battcrics-Turk and Hope. Pantonc
and Rawson.
At Nashville. Tenn:
Vanderbilt. 3: Mercer University, 3.
Furman. Q.
At Lexington, Va.-Auburn, G;
Washington ard Lee. 3.
At Chapel ll!ll. y. C.-North Caro-
lima, 4; Guilford, 2.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
r. III, e.

AT Jersey City: R.u.E.
Huifalo :....... 600 600 600 /
Jersey city -. 100 22O uOs-5 z q
Batteries: GARDENER. Ecddy and
TraErcsscr. for buffalo: Clifford nnd
Mcneil, for Jersey city.
AT Baltimore: RIFE
Toronto ..n2D GOO 100 8 4
Ba!tiinor. 600 0l0 020--3 : .
Batteries: Winters and Sandbcrr
ior Toronto: Groves. Kncisch and
Davis, for Baltimore
At Newark: Il H. l..
Syracuse ......OiO 600 Ol0-2 3
Newark ........ 900 oO2 O0l-3 10 4
batteries: Schult and Ncilberball,
for Syracuse. lin. Triple and Smith.
for Newark.
AZ Reading RH. f.
Rochester ..... 900 lO2 00l-4 I
Heading ........000 600 1908 8
Batteries: johnson and Ross. for
Rochester; Fisher and Alderman. for
Reading.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
RED SOX DOWN THE
SENATORS BY ITO c

BOSTON. MASS, April 2l.-Sam
Jonee. in the home opening game o!
the Red Sox today. he'd Washington
to hwo hits, giving Boston l-to-0
victory. Jones received sensational
support from Scott. McInnIs and Pratt.
In the second inning. McInnis doubled
to the left scoreboard. but was tag
ged out when Scott bounded 10
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sManks. Rmel singled through shank

Shanks. Ruel singled through Shanks
ana Jones singled. the ball bouncing
of the third base. Scott scoring from
second with the only run of the
game
Governor Cox led the march for
the flag raising. He was accompanied
by Mayor Peters, Major General
ShonkS. OF the First Army Corps Area.
ana Rear Adinial Dunn. Of the First
Naval District. y crowd OF 1900
saw the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22

70. Double plays-Maranvllle, Cut
I,riinin. Left on bases--cincinnatt, 6
nlttsburgh. 2. Base on baiis.off
trenton, 2: Off fcllowhorsc. l. Hits
of Napier. In 4 Ia Innings: ore
Brenton, 3 i'm la innings: Off Mar.
guard. none in Ia inning: off Adams,
Z IN ID Innings: off Ponder, 4 in 4:
OFT fcllowhoIse. 4 in 3 2-3 StrucIs
out-by Napier, 4: by Adams, /. Win.
ming pitchcr-Ycllowhor Losirr
pitchcr-3rcnton. Empires Quig.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
WHITE SOX WIN BY
8 TO 3 OVER DETROIT
lBy Associated prcss

CHICAGO, April 2l.-rhe Amcr!-
can League season was opened IN
Shlca 20 by AN S-to-3 victory over
!PSvtroli. me game was called Will.
inhihS, when hail and rain interrupt
ed proceedings
The wilducss of Ehmke coup.c,,
WIN INC h7rd hitting OF Harry Hoop
or was responsible for the Locals vie.
tory.
The score:
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RUTH CLOuTs OUT
ANOTHER HOME RUN
Bambino's Big War Club Helps to
Win Another Game TO the
Yankees.
IRy Associated Presyl

PHILADELPHIA. April 2l.-New
York defeated philadelphia .oday, &
TO J.. The locals outh!t the Iauks.
'tut Mays kept their CRACKS well scat
tered. Babe Ruth got his third home
run OF The season in the ninth in
ming when he put the PAL o"er the
right-held wall with Fcwste- ur base
Ruth had three other hits. including
Il pair OF doubles and single.
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PIRATES ROUT ClNCY
BY A SCORE OF 8 TO 7
IRy Assnclntch rrna. |

,rIITSKUKGH. TN. Apr!l IL
ni,,sonrgh opened the season today
with victory over Cincinnati by n
score OF to Z. The game was min
anu tuck from star; TO finish. the
locals putting across two runs in ;he
'Thth inning that brought victory.
hhn Manager Gibson were each prr-
s.hicd with noral decoration nv In
stove Lea su"rs. and tho regular Ger
INC score. V,' 'tu.
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STANDING OF CLtI

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston ut Hroolsl.n
Cincinnati ut i'ittsburgh
Chicago ut 81. Louis.
Philadelphia AT New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit NJ Chicago.
Washington at Boston
New York nj phiudeIDhin
-. Louis AT Gle, clu nd
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Southern League itcNrilts.

~ Z IIINt!NNI .,vIN ICt
Mobile, 4. Atlanta :
New orleans, 3; Chattanooga. s.
Little Rock. .. Birmingham tcn
inn!nge. dIrkpcss)
Memphis Il Nashville. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22
YOUNG AMERICAN TENNIS
PLAYER BEATS VETERAN
nv Assoclated prcsg.1

LONDON. April 2I.-W. II. Botsford,
youthful American tennis PLAYER. adj
ministcrcd Il sensational defeat today
To the veteran british intcrnationaiiSt,
Major !. g. R!tchic, in the Surrey
Hard courts tennis Championship. 6-2.
6-3. liy this victory Botsford reached
the scmi-iinals.
The young Americans triumph was
the more remarkable since Richie
has recently been in excellent form.
1t was he who last year eliminated
X. Norris Williams, former American
champion. at the Queens Club tour
namcnt here. Eotsford has been
showing rapid Improvement in his
play. and today he drove forCefully
and volleycd with fine precision.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Petersburg. q; Richmond. ).
Rocky Mount. u; Wilson. = 90 innings
Portsmouth. =; Norfolk. g.
Newport News. &; SufroiEi. s.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

yesterdays RESULTS.
thirnco-Si. Louis. rain.
Pittsburgh, &: Cincinnati. :.
BrnohlHn, !; Boston. ..
Philadelphia, G; New York, 3.
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watson in ninth.
Ifrn0lSIxs,


hrnoh +h ........... b"n Ga nis-i
summary: Two-bas" nits-PowclI,
NNtis. stolen tascs--Southworth and
:; ;..Snnois"h. Sacfihcc ITS - Powell.
Griiiiih and Konetchy. Left OF, hases
-boston. .: brooklyn. Z. Base on
hniis.-off Watson. 6: OFF Grimes. /,
Struck ont-by Watson. .. hy Grimes,
Time. l:55.
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DANVlLLE HIGH TAKES
GREENSBORO'S MEASURE

DANNII.LE. VA. April 2l.-Grccns-
boro iiiSh School was defeated by
the Danv!ilc high team this afternoon
in close wcll-play"d game OF ball.
the score being 4 TO 3. In the NTH
inning Danville ovcrcamc Green's
loro's lead in "a batting rally in which
they scored two runs. The game was
tied at the beginning OF the ninth
when the locals scored the winning
run, Cooper pitched good game
for the visitors.
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O. riX mary Two-basc hits-McInnis
90, ICES Wit, Milan. Double plays
Nts 10 scott to McInniS to
'o"ms !" Scott 20 McInnis: Mogridge
Ho.,I''l. 70 Judge. Left on bases
h,i, ,"h. .; Washington. j.. B;sses on
StrncL @n Jones: ?, on Mogridgc. 2.
2 Umpire wilson, Dincnn q 'ioH ni
Naliin. T!me-I:l7. "e'" anu
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co,,.p,on IN lain Chicago.

TUSCALOOSA. ALA. April 81
Francis Pratt. shortsiop on the Uni
vcrsity OF Alabama baseball team.
lcf. here tonight to join the Chicago
American League club.
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Score by innings: n
Cincinnati ........oI3 On2 1907
Pittsburgh .aOO lao Oox-9
summary: Two base hit--Duncan.
Three hose hits-Duncan t2). Napier.
Maranvilic. Cutshaw. Grimm. Ticrncy.
Stolen basc-Rohnc Sacrinccs-
Daubcrt. Fonscca. Crane. Whitfield
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Totals

score ny innings: X.
New York ............GlO II. 900
summary. Two base hits--Raw-
!inSs 90. BrnSgy. liubbcn. Three
base h.ts--k"lly. StcnGcl. Mcuscl
Home run-kc!iy Stolen bases
Banctoft. Rawlings Sacritcc.-J.
Miller. Browa. Double plays
Toney. Bancroft and Kelly: Stengol
and j. Miller. Left on bases-New
York. 3: Philadelphia. I. Bases on
ba!ls--on Tony, :: on HubbcI. ..
tronc out In siNthD: or Belts. / in
innings; on Keenan,. none In in
ninEs. Hit by pitchcr--by Keenan,,
] tSnydcr): By Toncy O. Miilcr).
Struck Out-by Toncy. !: nv IIubbeIl.
!. Winning p!tchcr-kccnan. um-
pircs-Brcnnan and Einslic. Time,
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Score by innings: y
81. LOUIS ........... tf2 600 gNl-9
Cleveland ....... o0l Cog cix-;
Summary: Twobasc hits-sleler.
Speaker, Bagby (2), Elmer Sm!uh'
Stephenson, O'Ncil, Scwel. Three
base h!ts--Gcrber. Jacobson Sac
ri1ces-Stcphenson 81, O'Nenl IIr,
on bases-St. Louis, 8 Cleveland =.
Bases on balis-om Bagby. 2 on
Shocker. 2. Struck out by ShocEt-.
2; by Bagby. 2. Um3ircs-Eyaus and
Hildebra nd. Time 70