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Imported and Domestic
Extracts and Toilet Wate1

Ducheme Lilac
Vegetals .......-
Djer-KisS Toi-
let Water, 80,
Djer-Kiss Vege-
tai, 3 ounces.
Djer-Kiss e K |
Bulk, $50;
] ounce .......
Pinauds Lilac o
Violet vegetal :.
Mary Garden E
S20, S.10
M ....... -.
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Evening star., 1921-03-31
IF You Haze
Chapped Hands
Sizing Up n Proposition.

And are disgusted with
the slow and messy results
from old-time, greasy oint-
ments, you will be pleased
with the delightfully."- anti
septic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
TAKA-KOLA MAY LEAVE
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Fhvors Independent Baseball, Says
Rcport-Cfiristo-Co Wishes To
Enter Circuit.

That the Commercial League. lead
ing amateur organization of Rich =
mond. stands in danger of being dis
ruptcd. was the substance OF rumor
ahoat last night The orEaniza ion
consists Of Taxa * ola. Church Hill
Athletic Club. Penn Mutual and Bat
tie Axe. and it is said that the Taxa
kola team will withdraw and play
independent baseball.
clyde w. Saunders. owner OF the
Taka-ko!a franchise. declared Il at
ne knew nothing of ;ae withdrawal
Of his organization. and that il MAS
news to him. He did admit that
20 De discussed al a meeting OF the
commercial League maHnatcS tninor-
row afternoon. Mr.. Saunders lndi-
Gated he. was willing to have his
t'iin remain in the Comm srcial
League. and he was confident that
me meeting tomorrow would 10 much
10 heip the organization.
Already tn" president Of the Com
inercial League has received scycial
applications for a piar" in his organ
!Zhtion. and one Of th.S. viii bc ac-
ccptcd should the Taka-k ola team
Withdraw. when the "pgue was
organized Christo-Cola applied fer a
franchise. but was turned .Iown he
cause the maEnates al not wisi, to
nave siN-cIuh circuit 1t is un-
dcrstood that the rhris:o-Cola team
still is anxious 20 come into the
Commercial League. bat that IL has
pledged itself to remain faithful To
the teams of the Imperial IcaSuc.
OF which ii is ne nl,2r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
WASHINGTON AND LEE
SWAMPS MARYLANDERS

lSpccLal TO The Times Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA, April l6-ln the
initial meet this season for both
teams, the Washington and Lee track
team ran up the Impressive score OF
lpl points against the % for tho Uni
verstty OF Maryland In spitc of tho
Indictment weather tho teamcs were
exceptionally good though no records
were broken. Maryland got four sec
ond places. and the rest of their
points were made on thirds.
.rb Summary; Toward dashchrst.
W: & l.; third. Byrd, Maryland.
220-yard dash--frst. Thomas, w. &
L.; second Pcnna. w. & L.: third
Byrd, Maryland
iio-yard dash-first. Williams. w
& L.: second. Manning, w. Il L.: third,
Maryland
Half mle-frst. Caldwell. w. & L.:
second. Maryland; third. kinard. w.
& /.
one miic-frs,. stevens. w. L.:
second, Maryland; third, Childs. W. &
Two mile--first. Gara-d. w. * IT,:
second, Smith. w. & L.: third. r. +.
Compel Maryland.
High jump-trst. Carr. w. & L.:
second Shanks. Maryland; third. Pat
Broad jnmp-hrst. Thomas. w. &
L.: second. Morgan, Maryland
Washington and Lee took both
places in the pole vault.
Shot put-hrSt. Silversteln, w &
l.: second, Maryland; third, Potts
Javelin-arst Cover. w. & T.: sec
ond Hall. w. & l.: third. Maryland
Discus--iirs;, Potts, w. G L.; see
ond. Siverstnin. w & L.; third.
Maryland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
RICHMOND NINE PLAYS
BIG GAMES THIS WEEK
Spiders Will Meet Catholic Univcr-
sity, Roanoke AMI colts ut
WcStllampton

About through with their schedule
of contests away from home. the
University OF Richmond baseball team
begins this week :, long series of
home games. playing ri" Of import
ant contests At Stadium Field The
Spiders card this wc,h calls for
meetings with Ryan's Richmond Vir-
Einia League club on Wednesday.
Rcanok" College on Thursday. and
catholic University on saturday
"Wednesday afternoons game will
have special attraction for the local
fans as it will afford the seasons
hrst opportunity - iu,h the
Spiders and Colts In action. Since
the local league team has trained
away from home this spring. and in
consideration OF the local baseball
uphcaval. and since the "Wednesday
contest is on the eve of the Virginia
League opening the Spiicr-Coli affair
Wcsthampton where tho game will
be staged
The Spiders are Just back from a
swing northward where they LOST.
three games. one OF the brightest
features OF their trip coming in the
Catholic University game when Snead
held the observation-disclosures to a l-to-O
inning Here his support cracked.
however. and the locals chances 70
win their first game was lost. This
week therefore will give them an
other opportunity TO battle the Catho-
lie u team. Roanoke college Will
come here for It's first time In two
years.
The Spiders were To have gone to
Suffolk yesterday. hut the game was
cancelled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
OANVllLE HIGH SCHOOL
WINS FROM ROANOKE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l /,
DANNILLE. VA. April ls.-The
Danvi!lc High school baseball team
this morning defeated Roanoke High
School baseball team by a
score Of to !. IT was the second or
the Western State Baseball League
Hiieh Schools. and the sixth success
sive victory for the Locals Darling
ton, local pitcher. despite heavy
arm, Pissed a hnc game with ten
strike outs To his favor. and Crockett
Tor the visiting team. also struck out
ten men. The locals succeeded in hit
ting when hits mean runs
Score by innings: r. II. T.
pnnvillo $500. 90 600 0O0-G = >
Roanoke ...... 263 ei0 00x-l >
Batteries: Crockett. Kavanaugh
and Wchbcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
.iACK NEGLECTs TO PLACE
FIELDER IN GRAND STAND
nitS Men Around, but "1abe"
outgucsScs Him by Lift
Ing Ball Into Air.
HA MBIN ALL SMILES
rms broadly as lie Trots Around
Buses Amid Tumultuous APP
pinusc From Crowd at Polo
Ero,inds-Nicuscl Swats One.

cunt OF Monte cristo. 'Ranhlno'
u,h. the king Of swat. has begun
The nanlinr monarch go, his first
ONE run OF the season this after
Don. II was a an into tn. upper
er 81 tbe right field stand Il. tho
The halt nrst 1osc above the stand
VI TOOK bird's-cyr View Of tho
enc before picking out "a nesting
! strong wind wns blowing and II,
"pt another III, hy Babe out OF .air
fFI'or* 81 few innings before. This
re- coming In tho Yankees end of
ir sixth inning Of a game with Tho
nllahelphia ithictics. was well IN
DC legal limits
ne count was three balls and two
'ikcS On Babe when he landed lid
W hern hitting the bah hard all
and getting plenty OF distance
nlnI ms drives, but he could not
When ie came 10 bat in Tn. sixth
nf"h, the third bascmnn, moved
or 10 the Shorts-o,.'s n0sj,iur
MIDWAY went 10 second ana Dvkea
hEed right back OF the first ,,asa
an The left fielder was almost in
ut"r' ana two men were l,iaviur
ant. The entire icrt side or i'm
ird wa unprotected.
me iual score was 10 !, In favor
tho Yankees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
HARVARD TENNIS TEAM
PLAYS HERE TOMORROW

The Country Club Of Virginia will
meet the tennis team of the Univcr-
sity Of Harvard on the local Country
Club courts Monday afternoon, II was
learned yesterday. Tho university
players will probably reach Rich
mond tonight
The Harvard team viii include the
following: Bradley. FGnno. Duane.
Romano, friedman. pcTprenn" and
Manager Jackson TIL" players to
represent the local club Will be
chosen from the following: Buford.
Fleming. I!icklr Coke Rice, Beng
ston. Lalfcrty and Pollard
Some OF tn" local men competed
with tho Yale team which played here
several weeks ago. and. although de-
fcatcd. played such a game as TO give
followers OF the sport In Richmond
hone that a more favorable score will
result from tn" coming matches. The
match probably will consist of six
singles and three doubles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
LEH|CH BEATS INDIANS i
THROUGH FATAL M|SPLAy
Lowe Allows Winning Run to Score
In Ninth by Letting Chandeliers
Throw Get Through Him.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatth.I
BETHLEHEM, PENN. April L.
After tieing the score in the ninth
inning. tho William and Mary In
dams lost to Lchigh. hy z to 6 score
today. when Lowe allowed J. 0hand-
lars throw. to Nab. n runner ut third
base. to get by him for tho winning.
tally.
As in the Virginia game. n home
.Mn SpcIied defeat for the Indians.
rms time the bases were loaded when
zap drove the ball over the right
hcId fence. The Indians knotted the
score IN the ninth canto on walks to
r. Chandler and Cooke. singles hy
Love and Hicks. and j. Chandlcr's
saSii iice ny. White made a wonder
tu' one hand catch that saved three
lowed A"AG
An injury to Settles arm formed
pied. asp
William and Mary wind up the trim
~ meeting University Of Maryland
The lineup:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
NAVAL BASE TEAM EASY
PlCkINGS FOR SUFFOLK

SUFFOLK. VA. April i6-SurroIk
found the Naval Base team easy
pickings this afternoon. when tho
game resulted in "A score OF IL to ..
Wtnn Clarke tried out three pitchers
ana each OF them proved a cinch for
the hard-hitting cats. Burns, for
tho suffolk team. was "A bear Cat.
and held the sailors down to six
hits and two runs The fielding of
the Suffolk teams was full of pep and
the fans were pleased at the showing
made. Johnnie Castle. the lead-ofl
man, was the run Setter and got on
by base on balls Of Singles every
time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
Secretary Has Called
Important Conference

- vi. EDWARDS. secretary OF the
Amateur Baseball Commission ar
richmond. has called a meeting
or the presidents OF six Of IND
leagues tomorrow night at SIS
1,Siock In the store of HARRIS
FIippca " Co SATURDAYS rain
caused many OF the games TO be
pos' poncd. and there are several
matters 10 b. taken up The xix
leagues which viii be represented
!ctic. Central. Imperial and the
TWO sunday school Leagues.
Mahhccrs OF the teams I'm the
toinmcrcial League have been cx
t,hh.d a special invitation 10 be
present. as matters OF great inn
portdnce TO It's organization vIiI
-" discussed. III" Commercial
l..aEuc has not adopted playing
"'hcduIc ana also has several
MINOR details to look after.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
PIRATES CAPTURE FINAL
GAME FROM CINCINNATI
TBy Associated Press !

CINCINNATI, OHIO. April 10
Pittsburgh today won tho final game
or the series here from the Reds,
. 10 3, by punching their hits in the
NTH. when Bccnton Was relieved Nv
C"umbc, who made way tor Napier
Ponder had only one bad inning for
Pittsburgh. Crane and Maranvillc
played notable bali at shor,stop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
ZACHARY LOSES CONTROL
AND SENATORS DROP GAME
.fRv Assoclatcd rrcssl

WASHlNGTON. April iG.-Hos,on
broke even In the series with Wash
lnEton today by taking the final
hhms 70 3. Zachary los, control
IN inc ihIrd; when his support also
'a!tcrc6. aud seven runs were mad.
on ioHr h!ts. Two passes and three
errors Th"rmahlen kept the locals
hits well scattered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
Cbnu,ulon uus New mn.

PlNEHURST, y. c., April l6.-Mrs
Molla Busted Mallory. national turf
and indoor tennis champion, added
the North and South championship 20
her titles here today. defeating Miss
Marion Zindcrstcin, national clay
court champion and North and South
champion until today. to .. Is TO /.
in the final OF the title match.
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Sneaker. Stephenson. Jameson. Sis

Speaker. Stephenson. Jameson. sj,.
!hI'"-has" Gerber. Home
,uh Sisl"r. Sacrifices Johnston.
Williams. koip Double pIays-
Jameson and ONci!l. Gleason. Ger
her and Slslcr CD. Gerber, Gleason
u hd S!sIrr. Left on hascS-Clcycland
.; 81 Louis. s. Bases on hails''nrf
Jhlc. ] Kulp. l. iiits-or thlc. IA
IN "a innings: OFF Clark, non" in
J. -; OF PETTY. in Innings: OH
hnIp, IL in is innings. struck out
p! thle. ]: Eolp. l. Winning
pltch"r-- kolp. Losing pitchcr-iihIc
Empires -ii!!dcbrand and Evans
Time 90 '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
GENERALS SMOTHER NINE
REPRESENTING HOPKINS

WASHINGTON. April l6.-1n a slug
fest. Washington and Lee defeated
Johns Hopkins here today by a score
OF Is TO Z. Both teams started with
a rush until the fourth frame, when
Hopkins was stopped by McCallum.
Hopkins led until the seventh. when
nine hits and five passes clinchcd the
game for the visitors.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
W. 4: l.. 20l 030 174-lS 20 >
Johns Hopkins ..lO4 200 900 10 ;
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Il, III. r..
Award white so> Player.

CALGARY. ALBERTA. Aprii To-
Milton Stccngraafc. star pitcher of
last years Calgary club. OF the
Western Canada League. has been
awarded to the Chicago White Sox.
according To a telegram from Judge
Is. NJ. Lands. received here by Prcsi-
dent Birch. of the local club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
CnGrtS Win Track Meet.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April
l6.--Staunton Military Academy won
the dual track and field meet with
Virginia Freshmen today. Is points
to 81. stewart of S;aunton. cleared
eleven feet. one inch. in the pole
vault. while Anan. Of the Freshmen
made tirc feet, ten inches, in the
high Jump
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
Amer,cnn A..o.iution uc.ulta

At lndianapolis-lnd S;
Columbus. Z.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL: Tol-
edo. ..
At Milwaukee - Milwaukee. st
Paul--snowcd out.
At Kansas City-Eansas City Min
neapolis. wet grounds.
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n'IadcIphia .......... .00n 10 oo0-i
CIV YORK .............ilN GOT OO' q
summary; Home runs NouscI and
nth. Double plays-Dy llos TO Bra
~. Lett on hns"E--Ncw York /.
philadelphia : Bases on baIis-off
-arr!s. !. Iit by pitChcr-hv picrcv
'ukcs and g. walker. by Harrir
fard struck out-hy Piercy. 6. by
tarris, g. Wilson, Dinecn
nd Hhllin. Time. ii5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
FOUR HOME RUNS FEATURE
VICTORY OF PHILADELPHIA
ma Associntch Press.

NEW YORK. April lS.-Four home
runs for Philadelphia featured an
ii-to-J victory over New York here
today The local. hattcd freely
.hroup hout. Ryan. Toncy and Sallcc
all were hit hard. Will" Meadows
BANKED IN. visitors until tho eighth.
Wrirhtstoue and BruEg: hit home
runs in tho sixth on Toney. while
Kelly. Of New York, and M.uSel and
Meadows registered similar hits in
the eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

SUMMARY: TWO-hase hits-Konct-
chg. Ki!dun. Southworth Three base
hlts-powe.l. Holkc. O'Neill. stolen
IA e--Boeckel. Sacrifice hits South
worth, =. Koeckel Double plays
Iiolk. to Barbara to Holkc: Boeckel
to Holkc. Left on hI3-s-Brooklyn
(. Boston. ). Bases on balls-on Ma
maux. ,: of Watson, /. Hi,s--of Ca
dorn. In Inning. none Drt Ia sec
ond: of MamauN, I in innings.
struck out--hy cndore. | by MsmnuH,
/ Losing Galore. Empires
brennan and Emslic Time, 81.
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Totals


Totals ......... - II - - 10 4
'Hattcd for Toncy in seventh.
5iSattcd for Sallcc in ninth.
Score by innings: r
Philadelphia ..... 900 002 OiN-l
Summary: Two-hasc hits-Walker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
BOSTON STAGES EARLY
RALLIES AND WINS CAME
Beat Brooklyn, . to I, by Scoring
All Runs In First Two Innings.
AInnnuN Pitches Well.
IHy Assocla,cd rrcss1

BOSTON. April lG.--Boston jumped
on Cadore in the first two innings to-
day and. despite Mamaux's subsc-
Gucnt good work as relief. won easily
from brooklyn. : to J. Ma:naux held
the Braves 10 four hits after the
second inning.
Tho Scprp.
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Wrightstonc. Home runs Kelly.
"rghtstone. Bruggy. Meusel. Mead
0ws. observation-disclosures j. Miller
Double plays--Tone!. f.. Smith ana
Kelly: Walker. Meadows, Parkinson
and j. Miller. Left on bases--New
York, y; Philadelphia. 3. Bases on
in ,nnint. ,nnnc on, ~ senop ~, 4" ~
Toncy. in innings: or Saliee. ! in
innings. Hit by pitchcr-Dy Mead
owS tBurns). Struck out by Ryan.
j. by Meadows. ,. Losing pitcher
Ryan. Ump,rcS - Mccormick and
Hart. Time hour 80 minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

IINEHUKST, n c.. April H.
lchiya kumagae. who Is scheduled IN
rcnrescnt Japan in the Davis Gun
matches. won tho North and Soui
championship title at Pinehurst TO-DAY
az the end Of his final match with
wallace II. Johnson, OF Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
PORTSMOUTH TAKES THREE
GAMES FROM BALTIMORE

PORTSMOUTH. VA. April I6.-
Portsmouth made q clean sweep of
the series with tho Raltimor" club
OF the international LeiGun this AZ
tcrnoon. taking the tiral contest by
the score or To >. BENTON opened
the game for the Truckers ana held
the visitors to three hits in five
innings He was relieved by Jami-
son, who was touched up rather i've
ly.
The score:
K. III. T..
Portsmouth :. ..3tG oil 00X-6 10 q
Baltimore 900 O0l 200-I 10 o
Batteries: Benton, Jamison and
Glockson: Matthews and Letter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
AnnnnnlIs AthIetrs Min

ANNAPOLlS. MD. April i6-Thc
Annapolis midshipmcn easily defeated
the field and track athletes Of Della
ware College and Johns Hopkins INT
verslty In n triangular meet here to-
day Navy scored so points, Della
v "a and uOnkins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
nrnvc, KcIen,c p,,r,.

BOSTON. April 1F.-The release az
Maurice Archdeacon, of ST Louis. an
cutiicldcr OF unusual speed whn
prayed last season in South Carolina.
announced by the Boston Nationals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
T. LOUIS BREAKS EVEN
BY DEFEATING INDIAN S

IEy Associated 7rcss.1
ST, Louis. April lG.-S,. Louis
rokc even IN the series with Clcyc-
md by winning today. : to i.
Tho srnrn.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PI.AE TODAY.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
Cleveland Rt Detroit.
Philadelphia ut Washington.
Boston Mt New York
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Totals
No outs whom winntng run scored

XRan for Norkiewicz in the NTH.
Score by innings: :, .
w. and Mary. 600 900 ooa Ns
i-cniSh :. :..:.... 900 $50 1917
Two baset h!ts--Norki wicz, Lees
Cooke. +. Chandler. ome-run-Yan.
Sacrihce hits-iIicks, j. Chandler.
~: SaVaria. stolen bases-Rote, q:
Thompson, j. Chandler. Doubin
p!ays-Lees TO Rogers. aBse on balls
OF Lees. 2: off Joyner. 3. Struck
GUY J9yneT, 3; j. Chandler, 3.
Lees. b. UmDire-Degnan. -
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WASHINGTON GAME WITH
VA. TECH Is POSTPONED

BLACKSBURG, VA. April 16-Thr
virginia Tech Washington College
game. called off on account of wet
grounds. Tech men leave here to-
morrow for their first road trip. They
VIII return here May ..
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Totals :. 81
81. Louis.

SBIttcd for Clark in seventh.
XYBattCd for Petty In ninth.
xxNRan for Thomas in ninth.
cleveland :. . 400 100 2O3--G
st. Louis ...22O or OOx-7
Summary: Two base hits-Sewcll.
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score by innings: n
Hostpn ............o O7 600 10o-S
Washington lOO UOO IOls
summary; Two-base hit-Rice
Three bas" h!ts--Gharrity (2). Collins
Sacr!hcc--Thormah Double plays
scott 10 rrat, To McInnts. Wit 10
Pratt TO Mclnnis.N Base on balls-of
Zachary - OF Thormahlcn. 3: OF
AcoStn, .. HIts-OT Zachary. ! in .
innings % runs scored, on base
none out In third: Off Acosta, i In
Innings; of shaw. none in > in
n!ncs struck out--by Thormahlen
.; by Acosta. |. Losing pitcher.
Zachary. umpires -Moriarty and
connolly. Timc-i:5?
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How They Stand Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
So. Iouis mt Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh nj Chicago.
Boston mt BrOuki, u.
lUniE three games schcdulcd.)
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Hcds secure Stur Cotchcr

ItrUA Srcnre Stnr Catcher.
FORT WORTH. TENAS. April 16
--AsENnax Douglas. star catcher for
the Texas Christian University base
ball team. today joined the Cincin-
natl National League team.
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ClucinnntI.

Cincinnati ........ o10 0o2 000--}
summary: Two base hits-Carey,
Whitfield. Ticrncy. Three-base hits
Maranvillc. =; Barnhart. Grimm. .
Sacritce-Grimm. Schmidt. Whitfield.
Wingo. Double plays-Ponder. Mar
awhile and Grimm. Left OF bases
Cincinnati. 4; pittsburgh, 10. Base
on balls-ofi Trenton. /: Coumbc, .
Hits-oE Brcnton. 10 in i1-3 innings
off Coumbe. 4 in 22-3: off Napier. .
in . innings. Struck out-by Brcn-
ton. !; Napier. !; Ponder. L. Losing
pitcher, Brcnton. Empires, Moran and
R!Sler. Time of game, 1856
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BrOuklyn.
The score:

Totals ,..........3l ! q II
Ran for kI.dun in seventh.
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W nshIngton.

hbAlS ..'. ...... so 10 = ~. i,
'Rattcd for Acos,a in seventh.
'Baited for shaw in ninth.
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new YORK, April lG.-Iikc the
cunt Of Monte cristo "I3nmbInn',
uih. tho King of swat. has begun
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-09
WOODBRIDGE CANTATA
TO Be SUNG JUNE 26

1t is announced that the cantata,
The Holy City, which was to have
been given by the combined choirs
OF the Trinity Episcopal church of
Woodbridge, and the Presbyterian
church, OF this city. will be given
on the afternoon of June 26, al four
O'Clock, instead of in the evening,
as originally planned. This arrange
ment ONE as the result of the
fact that after June 10 there will
be no afternoon vesper services in
the Woodbridge church. The new
plan will enable the cantata to be
held without conflicting with other
services in the city.
The choirs will be augmented by
members of the choirs of st. Peters
and Simpson Memorial churches, the
cantata being produced under the
direction of Miss Susie Dixon and
George Vause. The soloists will be
Mrs. Reginald Crowell, soprano:
Mrs. William Lesson, soprano; Miss
Potter, tenor; William Nelson, bari
organ prelude will be the famous
Funeral March and Hymn of the
seraphs," the number played by its
iuthor. Guilmant, at the Inaugural
ion of the organ in Notre Dame
cathedral in Paris.
The morning services in the Pres
oyterian church on June 26. will
be under the auspices of the Sunday
School, this date being the annual
Children's Day. In the evening at
7:15 George Vause will begin a Sc
ries of organ recitalS preceding the
regular service.