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been the victim in a score or more
similar acts recently in Texas and
other southwest states The secrecy
of the perpetrators has usually kept
hidden even the exact motive of the
attacks, although they have general
ly seemed to be, so far as could be
learned, for moral reasons.
In the larger number of cases the
raiding squads have been disguised
in white caps or uniforms similar to
those of the Ku Klux Khan in the
south, in the reconstruction days.
There have been in indications, how
lever that branches of the new ku Klux
Khan, which are said to have been
organized in considerable numbers In
Texas recently, have been concerned
in these events
The similarity Of the methods and
the reported causes of the Earrings
nave been the only evidence OF con-
certed action by organized secret
group. In several cases there were
apparently no attempts to avoid pub
llcity although the groups formed
and dispersed quietly
In none of the cases which have
come to light SO far has any action
been reported by city, county Or state
officials for the apprehension Of the
raiders. The tarrins OF Mrs john
son, which resulted in her return to
Jail by her bandsmen on bigamy
charge, is the first case so far re-
ported in which the Earrings have
come to the official notice of the au-
thorities.
Miami Fla, July 18.-Eight
masked men waylaid the Rev. Philip
S. Irwin, white, archdeacon of the
English Episcopal church, and head
of the work of that church among
south Florida negroes, at the close
of his evening services here last
night, carried him into the woods
and whipped him and then applied
coat Of tar and feathers to his
body. He was then placed in a. sack
and taken in an automobile to spot
near the business center Of the city
and dumped out on the street.
Archdeacon Irwin, who is a Brit
ish subject, declared after he had
been taken to police headquarters
that the men who seized him told me
I had been preaching social equality
to the negroes and had advocated in
ter-marriage of the races, and that
as this was the south this doctrine
was not tolerated and any person
who preached it is threatened with
death"
They told me-" he added, that
unless I left Miami within 4s hours
they would lynch me-
Irwin told the police he was driv-
ing into his own yard when two au-
tomobiles drove up in front of his
home and one Of the occupants asked
him to lend them a wrench. When
he carried the wrench to one of the
machines, he said four masked men
stepped out of each car, seized and
affixed a pair of handouts to his
wrists. A mask was placed over his
face, according to his story and the
two cars drove to the woods where
the whipping was administered, fol-
lowed by the tar and feather applica-
ton.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-18

tive discussion to many vitality i'm
portant questions involved in the fur
therance of world peace.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-17

The barn on Steve Scribner's
place, north of Peck, burned to
the ground Monday, Nov. 18th,
with all it's contents except a
horse and buggy which was got
ten out. Loss about $4,000; in
surance on barn, 5000 and on the
contents $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas P. Turn
bull returned to Kalamazoo Tues
day after spending nearly two
weeks visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Beemer. also Mr..
and Mrs. John Bechtel. Of Yale,
and her brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Beemer, of Brown City.
Helen Rub, with the aid of
some of her Sunday school class,
made and sold two hundred and
fifty peoples for Armistice day.
At five cents apiece. these young
girls made enough to pay for one
Of the art glass windows in the
Presbyterian church. 1t was a
fine deed, and the poppies sold
very readily, all being anxious to
secure one for the significance
they bore.
Joseph Morrow, aged sc years,
died at hi shome in Algonac last
week. Mr.. Morrow was born in
the famous old Morrow house in
Algonac, which is said to be over
100 years old, and is probably the
oldest in the county yet standing.
Joseph was a Frenchman and was
famous for his hunting and fish
ing qualities. He leaves a family
of ten children, four sons and
six daughters.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-17

Thanksgiving Thursday, Nov
oath. Everybody give thanks.
The Music Study club will have
it's regular meeting on Tuesday
next at Ais. There will be a
Miscellaneous program.
Myrtle Giebel, Priscilla Smith,
Will Giebel, of Monroe, and Vern
Stanel, of Capac, were Sunday
visitors in the home of Mrs. JOS.
Smith.
VIM. F. and Chas. Barr, Frank
Kile and Frank Wilcox, left by
auto for the north woods Tuesday
morning where they will go into
camp north Of the Sable river
and spend a couple of weeks hunt
ing deer.
A county meeting of the big
Methodist Episcopal conference
being held in Detroit, was held
in Port Huron on Wednesday and
was attended from Yale by Rev
and Mrs. F. d. Mumby Mrs. John
Irving, Mrs. N. b. Herbert and
Pearl Mcdonald.
We are informed that Rev
Charles Ellis, a former pastor OF
the Presbyterian church in Yale
has been in the hospital in Ann
Arbor the past few weeks for an
operation, and is still there. but
much improved, so that he is able
to get around now. Mr.. Ellis and
family have many warm friends
here.
Harding & Mailman, druggists
have just recently been making
very decided changes and improv
ments to the interior Of THEN
store. The ice cream fountain
has been moved to the rear, new
shelving and other convenience
have filled this place and the
whole store. with much added
new stock, now presents neat
tidy and attractive appearance.
ALI Pratt and Dee Gray, of De
troit, were in Yale Wednesday
calling on relatives and friends
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-17

Boy wants to work for board
and go to school. Anyone desir-
ing a good boy will please notify
the superintendent, Mr.. Greenman
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-17

Trucking and Draying--Any-
one wanting heavy trucking
or draying done call phone
No. SO. ga
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-17

Would you accept five or six
dollars worth of dry goods as a
gift Then read H. A Williams
ad appearing in this paper. He is
giving it away.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-17

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
SPORTS
SPIDERS MEET RICHMOND
ATHLETIC CLUB TONIGHT
basketball Teams Will Play OH
Court at Wcsthampton
Institution

University OF Richmond and Rich
mond Athletic Club quints are trained
|" the limit for their Initial meet
ing or the season. which takes place
tonight on the auditorium floor at
Wesihampton. lIostillties will oman
at O'Clock, there being no pre,IIni
nary on The card
since the Red and Blue five has
met with rcvcrscs consistently This
season. although the Dobsnn crew
has tackled i's hardest schedule I'm
years. tho student body at West
hampton would welcome win to-
night In starting "a week Of ,hrco
contests. Recently the Spiders gave
church Hi st!n opposition in a
game which the Athlete club bows
Won and previous 10 that Churcn
iiiii beat the Richmond Athletic C.jib
I'VE. mus /! comparative games have
= Senbiancc OF reliability. tonivh,'s
tr'E between the city club and tho
Hp,u"rS should be closely contested.
~ previous games large galleries
nav" Witnessed the Spiders battle I'm
IN" newly improvis"d gymnasium
ana large CONTINGENT is anticipated
., N" meeting OF these two strong
aH"s. Fortunately tho PLAYING noor
- near the car line. and will accom-
mcthi" several hundred visitors.
Coach DohSon put bis men through
another speedily practice period yes
i"rday afternoon. Tho spider cagcra
also received lcctur" from their
mentor that n expected viii give
them lighting spirit In tonight's
hat,tc "'
FrIdav night Ua,npdon- sidney wi,,
u" entertained ~ University OF Rich
mord IN the first coutcS; for Tho
locnl< this season with their former
colleagues OF the Eastern Virginia
intercollegiate Athletic Assocja,Inn
Anh SATURDAY. night Coach Dnb9ou
Viii invade Williamsburg with his
charges FOR what IS expected Ia no
4 Htin fracaH with the Indiana
Tho lino-ups Cor tonight arc. IrnI
v"r*ity ~ Richmond --Erav and Iier-
Ter. forwards: MOTLEY. center: Sncad
and iic;h"l. guards or Alien. Rich
i'"nd Athletic clul.-Brown and
i;?"ch. forwards: licubi. center; Raw
ling and linrgrovc. pMnrds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
ENGLISH TO URGE SPEEDY
PASSAGE OF RESOLUTION
'ounrilmnn Invors Measure proNitl-
ing Erection Of Clubhouse mt
William nlrd I.nrk.

1t was stated last night by Council
man Edgar II. English that he would
appear before the Finance Commit
Ice at it's meeting on February 90, l..
urge speedy action ON til. resolution
making an appropriation Tor III. pro
posed dubious. al Byrd I'ark.
The proposition has the backln,; Of
all the athletic associations and clubs
'' the city. as wei! as the officials OF
IN" community Service. ana "A larg.
crowd OF rams ar" expected to an
h'"r bcfor" Ia" Commits" to urge the
adoption ~ the measure
IN" clubhouse. u was stated by MIR
English. vii! nc OF artistic design AND,
'nihhlDH!oGS enough To accommodate.
an IA. patrons 81 tho athletic
tInun"S al Bird PARK. inr amount
winch. IT - believed, VIII cover the
outlay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
Hal c. CUTB|LL TAKES
FEATURE INDOOR EVENT
B"ston Runner Winner Of Eodman
Wahamalirr Run. Beating
JOil Raw.

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-I!h Z. cut
BIZ. Of the Boston y. y. won tn" fea
iurc track event. the Hodruam Wanna
maker Invitation scratch run Al =
miles; ~ the annual indoor games OF
me Aliilrosc y ~. in Madison square
,iardcn tonight. .loi- Ray. OF the
Illinois ~ e.. Chicago. who had wun
this event each year since 1917. and
l2l'S the record for II of go 80. iin-
town Uuivcrsity. was third.
'Ttbi.l who won the Hunter mile
AZ i;osion last saturday mish,. led
hurIn. the last three laps i:-gjuliiu;,
~" final lap Ray mad. the mistake
81 attempting To cut inside OF cut
BIZ Ola the turn and lost several yards
HHndily in Goo 10.
in'GrcoIieGiat" ,wo-milG ,r"laT:
Won by Syracuse u-conard. Morric.
>, s Sss9nd , ls9R s,a,s: ,nlra. Dart
s:l3l-5.
7o-yard Invitation. final heat; won
by Loren MurGhison. unattached:
second. jackson V Scholz. Dctroi, \.
g., laird, Alfred lie coney; Lafayette
E"dnaa Wanamaker. mile ana a
hnlf scratch: won by H. c. Cut6ili.
i i;|; y y; second. Joic W Ray.
illinois y. G.. Chicago: third. j. j.
Time. G:5a 80.
30 yard nigh hurdles. final: won by
Earl Thom1SpG, Dartmouth; second.
Frank !.oomis. .Ir.. Chicago A. A.;
.h!rd. Joseph Iinser. y. Y. University
Time. . seconds.
COO ward invitation scratch for T..
II. Post trophy: won by Earl Eby.
University of Pennsylvania: second.
THOMPSON Campbell. Vale: third. Wal
tor Nopp!sh. New York \. {. Time.
!.lj 10
1n-yari low hurdles final: won by
Ear! V Thompson. Dartmouth: sec
"nd. August hcSch, \otr" Dame
third John g. l.oomis. Chicago y. \.
Time. 10 Ccuuailing Thompsou'3
indoor rccOrd).
pne-miir intercollegiate relay in
vItati"n scratch won by Boston col
i"g": second. Holy Cross; third. No
ire Dame Time. 3:32 3-5.
Running. high jump won hy John
Murrhc, NCtr" Dame. six feet three
inches: second. Richmond Landon
Yale, six feet two inches: third, Wal
ter Whal"n, Philadelphia. six feet
TWO inches. (Sccond place decided in
jump of, won by Landon AT six fee;
on" inrnl
pne-'ni!c collegiate relay won by
Lafayette. second. Rutgers: third
Erown; fourth. College of City 81
New York. Time. 3:3i 20.
one mile collegiate relay won by
f! Howdom d'almcr. Turner, Hunt ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
JOHNNY WILSON HURlS
CHALLENGE At D0WD
Middlewclght Champion Rrnhy Ia
Fight -. Paul Mauicr
Any Time,

Icy I ulA'u .>tNN.
CHICAGO. Feb. S.-JohnnE wilson.
The middlcweiSht champion. is will
ing to fight Mike O'Dowd the st.
Paul mqulcr from when he won the
TILE. lin the ring or out; for nothing
or for the biggest purs" We can get
So the Boston Fighter told the
United News here today. II" said
that O'Dowd Was busy cha'lcnr IN :
hum while he was sick. but that now
even TEX Richard can't get D'DowI
to accept u match with him.
MY manager has tried to got Il
match with ODowd.' SAID wilson
who is here training for ncht
"Hickard tried to get olbowd To fight
me. but he demanded 80 per cent %;
the gross receipts OF Madison Square
Garden He knows that is too much.
will fight him anytime. now. next
week: for nothing or for the biggest
purse we can get in decision town.
want to fight MIN IN New "rk
where there are decisions so he will
Quit talking"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
TECHS JUNIOR VARSITY
WILL HAVE LONG TRIP
\. 4. !. scrubs Ia lie ON ItunL one
Ncck-ItccnrL 80 Far Has
Ifpen I.ank
lSpecinl 10 Thc films Disnn,ch

lSSpecia! t" The Times DispatchI
hl.AC kSHCltG. VA. Feb. S-Tn.
virginia Tech Junior Varsity basket
ball team will leave here tomorrow
morning for their first trip OF the
season. "Wednesday night the scrubs
VIII meet Roanok" High school
thursday night they viii appear
AGAINST the salem High .:chool Fri
DAY they go 10 balevilIc. Saturday
th"y WI! have Augusta Military
-tcHdemN as their opponents a,
stanton The team will snemd sun
day III stanton ard take ON tho fast
Staunton Military Academy uuint
Monday niGht. winding up Tuesday
night with fishburn Military Acad-
cmy in tho same city
Coach i;cn Cubhagc Will nave
.harb "f tho squad aEd viii take
t.r following men: 'ivoi. bnpriost.
rutherford, Hodges. sutton. Fulton.
Todd and iiuGhrs. The Junior Var
H1tE has played ten games this sea-
s"n. winning the entire string. The
varsity team is away on ton day
trip. They viii return on February
!" - meet the Golden Tornado from
Georgia Tech.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

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To- won E..,. v.ei.a Sea. ..
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dHonneauT. IA ,I,oirIslalI 10 to-
Iiersi,ier. M.H1te n.. r.lmi. f4 Tn'.
Earid i.,v G.e So. rs..-.- ,,,
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thrcc-y year als- ~. u Hunsl nnat. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
PROMINENT AMERICANS
MEMBERS OF C0MMITTEE
Officials "f Three Leading Cl:bs
10 Have Charge of Race
to OSt"nd.
III wE>Tnnnon i.I:t:i.i

MEM YORK. Feb. S.-Wh,u tho
great pleasure boats swing across
the line of Sandy Hook uex; Fourth
of Jug ~ u race to DSicnG, Belgium
for the i<!ns Albert cup. the three
greatest dCrn-watcr yacht clubs il.
America VIII hav" their rcpresguin-
Tres "n The committee boat 10 xiv"
judge the finish Thc HcirjIn ar-
nassadCr, Earun L. d. carter. made
ir'.l 70 Kew Ncrk from Washing
ton 10 invite the New Yorli ;nc
i."fehWcu; and the Atlantic Yacht
clubs TO appoint each T. member o.
m" committee H." asked j. "a. Nor
IAN; '"mmodorc OF the New York
Yacht club. TO nam" one member
su.GCstiur tho chairman of IT,.
SiuH.S racing committee. who is II
re Il Parsons parallel suG%es-
non Was made to Commodore James
- ford, Of The Larchmont Yacht
Gun, and TO Commodore Francis =
H!aNrr. OF the Atlantic IlcNt Clur.
Mayer already has entered his
schooner tudaurt,d.
fcNrll . Perrin. /. wcll-knoyu
amateur sailor i; chairman al the
':arIHmphtS regatta committees. and
.r,cS de Nt.ra of the Atls"tic's.
10 10 The meantime. |; viii pass on
the eligibility of several nsn:nE
,,r,h""9rrs. which fishing concerns
aIEeriis!ne than OF suortsman-
III" |, viii also judge whether ,n,
Gloucester fishing schp"lu,r May
lower now nn the stocks and build-
ing Tor IN" annual GlouroStc-- Nova
90 y hsh,nr Schooner race. luav hC
II nShin" boat IS nominated i,
must nave h""n converted from. com
Wrrclai purposes to 4 pleasure. ,rnT,
Z, r"a Sonahl" time before July Th.
.LaNii"w"r ~ being built 10 G.,r,ui
ne '"m nat me Amrrican G@l.,r'ncu
Won on Nova Scotia last fan one
StihulHilon 81 ;hH; race is however.
ihnt each "nirant must huv, made ~:
!""S' one nshin" VOYAGE. and tn.
hhtHl"ns ar" claiming already THAI
IN" NaEnowcr VIII not l." cprgn!, ted
~ Tim" {" do SO in good faith IN.
'toHCrSi"r men are making tn. S,fDr
Su-ScS'l"u about the challenger thar
IN" Canadians are building Th.r~-
i"r". there is fine opportunity for
I'E t"' ri"it. to enter the Albert
cur rae" as the best of ihrir min.
tHriIn type. '''''
Tn" loa' considered mos, likely to
u" nominated 10y the N"w YorI. Yacht
tiuh - IT," riirepid q sclooucr
owned hy Willis Sharnc Niln,.r hi
I" ih" Swamproot millions ri. In.
TREND VAS once owned bv NlrNIut,r
Smlth Cochran known as America *
,.'h"Hi bachelor until H.. MARI. d!
Nlih' lama Wa!skn. whose hri.l
cH''"i with the Chicago opera COM
pa ny recently aroused much i6r.r.st.
iuc inlr"nid NOW wears ih.. sails ~
/ "a" lli-"iucn"d sea call buff for
Cochran and '1rapprd without .v.,
We, ing Nor decks h"causo her metal
corrosion. kilm"r has been nlannint,
10 max" q cruise In the So,Iri ~,
/ cine. but recently said thai II III,
Sew York Yacht club wanted 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09

nominal" his boat he would change
mis- plans and lie; her carry the cluh's
nag i"r the cup. Las, summer
cochran used the ship to follow tho
E's"!nic "ni Shamrock In their
sh"siiAg parties on the Sandy iiouN
triAnSi", af;"rward selling her TO
:. IN" warrant. owned by Harold :
tho katourr. now owned hv RINSE,
y. Niger % Minneapolis. a,so are
iIk"lN "i%!hies There are nanv
others. and "a there NIL! hc no trial
contests 10 eliminate" entrants a
!lrkt Startling leld is cNpnct..L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
Goodwin; second Cclby; third. New
York University f.trrl I,T,plS "a

Goodwin; second. Colby. third. New
York University. fourth. Brooklyn
college. Time, SO. 10
Three quarters scratch won by
sidney Leslie. New YORK tunatiaCa-
ODD; second. Joseph =. Higgins, New
YORK \ g., third. james j Connolly.
Georgetown. Time, 3:l7 -.
pne-milc intercollegiate. r" u :
scratch won by pcnnsy vania devils.
dodgers. Brown. ED-); second syria
cuso; third Massachusetts institution
%; Tcchno!ogy; fourth. Columbia.
Time. 3:29 3-j.
Thr.c-miie run scratch won by
Gordon Z. Nightingale. University Of
West Virginia; second. r.. j Garvcy,
Jr.. rauiist y. g.: third. Max Bob
land. New York tunattachcd. Time.
.UN -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
FRANCIS APPLEBY TAKES
CLOSE BILLIARD MATCH
Defeats brother Edgar in Event nj
Cleveland ohio-Srur~ Is
:;UJ to .:yg.
~ NSsoriated Press. |

I
l.ENEi.ANp. F.h. S.-t'raucis and
Edgar Appi"ny, Of New York. broth
"r". met in the first OF ;oday'S games
III IN" national :matcu" lS.2 DailIliur
billiards tourn" mcnt hc.n: held here.
Francis winning by a score % 500
L" W. Francis had an average an
i"-Ii. ana h!Gn runs OF -. ~ and
u" ttSarS average was > J4-iI
win hiGa runs OF 30, IS and 81
Edgar held the lead until tin.
twcnty-iourth inning, when Francis
went ahead with Il run az -. Edgar
cam" back in the twcaty-nin;h an!
ihirtirth Innings with runs OF -
and 10. tying the score alta 30.
shorty after Francis wcnt out WIN
an unfinished run Of 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
ELIMINATES CHAMPION
&. G. rcnbody Drops squash Match tn
f"nhtnnttn" Iintrhins, Former
TTtlr IIsII~r

-.IT.' stE0HII'T'U IE'rE-
BOSTON. Feb &C g Peabody
"f IN" Union Boat Club. national
SQUASH racTu.,S chInpinn. was dim
ir1tcl from title connection this
wear hY his d"f"a. TODAY In pre-.
lininnrr round ri IN" state chnnl.
rionfhir nlav The victor was Con
Sthntinc Hutchins of Tn" Tonnls and
Racquet Club. title holdcy In Ial:
rho scores were. l5-IG; 1870: HE.
3-lj: 1913 Under the conditions 90
~" tt'le comp"tjtiou in this snort
ONLY tn" winners OF various state OF
cit" tournaments arc eligible to com
pet" IN tho national championships
tnmrnnmnnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
I'urman ur,I.r schcdu,c

IKEENNNT.N. S. Q. Feb. S.--Flir-
man tnivcrsity', revised baseball
schedule announced today. includes
SIX changes IN the tentative SEIZED :
NJ" announced recently. South Caro-
ina University plays Furnan "A,
irceuT.ll". May 4 Furman AZ Frs
k!n". AnTI q: a. Ncwberry. April IS
1T south Carolina University Aprii
~. and NJ WOno,h. Nav q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
LOCAL FIVE DROPS FIRST
CAME ON ARM0RY FLOOR
East End Team Unable To Pierce
Defense OF Visiting
Outfit.
INDIVIDUAL STARS ARE FEW
Both Outfits Battle Hard for Vic
tory, and Score Fails Ia Show
Relative Strength - ilowitZcrs
Defeat Blues.

d With the formal opening Of the
new liowi;zcrs' Armory here las,
night. the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute Basketball team lccisireIy
wallopcd the Church Enl Athletic
club, giving the Ejs,moud indie
pendent champions the snor; end OF
n 3i-io-l2 score.
y larg. gathering OF enthusiastic
fans. pi"rtifully srriullI"d with mem
hers Of the f"irGr SEX. yer" there
70 witness tn" classic .: .hn l,ca.
indoor sport season, and were well
rewarded by the hiEh-g-I |" brand
Of bail Displayed. Tha scuI. yves
and al no time did the wcart-s Il .l,r
orange and Maroon hayo 'bn: IN
tlr"iN their own way Tar locals
were in the gam" lighting -. c,.rrE
point and Keeping The I, IA ;ncn
hustl!r- for It victory
Tech openrd NE game N.5n a rush.
whistle Thcy failed on several
SHOTS however. and after this tn.
ball passed swiftly frou one N! of
minutes before Captain ErooEs 'laally
caE@d 1T for the first srcre cf tn"
Tn. visitors. having once found
t',s hasEct. rang W. vcrli more
points on The indcpvu !"nts '.iorc
tar latter were ALL" L" score. Mood
war TOSSING 81 pretty goa iF''lp near
TIE center Of tho CoU"t Thc locals
We're able to score hut ons more field
Ngonl hefOr" the end 81 tha halt.
while the college hask,tcc-s lung MP
se'tfai' Inc score sta3' nS = IL I"
~ thr "hG al the period
botN cunts were hapdicapnHd our
!nS ms h".I ~ t"e n;nh"uil 80" OF
VIZ P''H M lt""r' tR' ii""ltHr:E
htW court - tA" Src"h" arrest III
th' 9"H.l' ~ thci!t,r I h'N.rs
SHY n,.ht ne iirS"e'. M on ereu
:, SeI,rr ,, ip'ivn 90 no,n lu!h,S' MIX
IA! 10" nc.W uS.' :" a'"H'IE o." " nuvn
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
Carolina Senate Passes
Baseball Bribery Bill
InY Assnriutrh rrc>.1

RALEIGH. y. e.. Feb. S.-Ihr
North Carolina senate today pass
rd the House blli defining Hriiicry
In connection with professional
baseball games. ana the measure
went tn t.Uvrruur Morrison ior his
signature. The law provides pun
iShmcnt hy prison term OF not Ia
cNcccd Ave years. upon DnNirtion
of Offering ar receiving. brihcs.