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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
GIVES VIRGINIA TECH JOLT
Spiders Defeat Blaclsburg Nine
u to 3. at Stadium Field by
Hitting OpportuncIy,

University OF Richmond gave Vir-
Eihia Tech jolt yesterday after
noon at Stadium Field. in the frst Of
a series OF two games OF baseball.
by handing Monk" Youngcr's ag-
Srcgation Il G-to-3 defeat The Red
ana Blue put up AN improved style
or bail both in hitting and In field
ing. the Spiders lamming out ten
ciean sin-~cs, being fortunate enough
TO bunch them In the second, third
ana NTH frames for scores.
Score:
Tech was only ono hit behind the
local team, but the local huricrs
succeeded in Keeping them scattered
except in the sixth inning, when the
visitors secured three. for only one
run, however. a fast double play
breaking up the founEcritcs' often
Sivc with the bases loaded. Incident
ally the game ended with another
double killing after Kiblcr had
reached first on Il single.
iiobson Sncad and Captain Jones. OF
Dobson's clan carried Off the batting,
hcnors OF the afternoon. tho former
cracking out three clean triples in
the first three trips up, while tn.
Rcd and Blue Keystone sackcr reg
Uttered perfect day with three
singles. casscll. Turner and Erool<cs
OF the Blackaburg team. were not
trailing far behind with the stick
the latter banging out a thrcc-baggcr
tor Techs only extra base hit
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JOE TURNER Is VICTOR
OVER GREEK WRESTLER

Charles Mctropoulos. n Greek Crap
pier who has startled the Richmond
wrestling fans as result OF his
ability 10 win consistently in the
mat game since appearing in Rich
mond. met defeat last night Mt the
hands of Joe Turner. Richmond
Washington middlcweight grappIcr.
The match. which was staged ir the
Broadway Athletic Arena. was won by
Turner in straight fails and consumed
total or scVcnty-cight minutes.
The fastest wrestling between
l!EhtwciEhtS ever seen in Richmond
characterized the first fall. Turner
took the fall in one hour and seven
minutes when he secured an arm
lock on the Greek. During this fall!
the Greek was struck in the eye, and
when he retired tho injured member
was bleeding.
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COLTS AND TRUCKERS
PLAY TEN-|NN|NG TIE
Neither Team Is Able to Score, and
Darkness brings Battle to
Conclusion.
ENDS WITH PITCHERS DUEL
Howe and McGlouSilin iuri Great
Ball. Each Allowing Only Three
Hits - Portsmouth Hurlcr Has
Slight Edge.
ENDS WITH PITCHERS DUEL
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l


NORFOLK. VA, April 25.-Dark-
ness halted the game between Rich
mond and Portsmouth this afternoon
Mt the close OF the tenth inning,
neither club having been able to
push a man around the four corners
1t was n hurting duel between
Howe. OF the Colts. and mclaughlin,
of Portsmouth. in which the honors
were absolutely even, so far as hits
yielded.
However. McGloushlin was stcadier
than Howe, walking fewer men and
striking out eight To three by Howe.
This WAS Offset by sharp and pretty
:. Colts Have Three opportunities.
chances to seore-in the fourth.
I Hos o,G and Tnih ir , the foTr.a
sacrificed 10 second b. Keller. but
stuart and Raymond popped up easy
nicS.
In the seventh, with ono out. RAY
mond singled and stole second. but
Connolly whitfield and Thompson
popped ont 10 first.
In the ninth. with one out, Keller
and Raymond lifted high flies to the
outil.ld
The Truckers made bids for the
game In the first fourth. seventh and
Bangs opened up by walking. but
Goosctree, kcllcrman and Glockson
We're easy outs, Bangs reaching sec
oRd on clean steal
Goosetrec opened the fourth with n
free pass, but the best he could do
was TO work around TO third. while
the next three men died.
In the seventh Woods opened with
a siashing single and was sacrificed
by Winston. sent in as a pinch hitter.
hut McQuiun and McGloughlin died
on easy pop flies.
Truckers Appear Dangerous.
\ storm OF roofing greeted Nc
Quinn's single in the tenth, he being
the first man UP. pop bottles began
TO hammer when McGlouEhlin sacri-
decd him 10 second. The rootcrs
jumped TO their feet with yci!s OF
delight when Bangs smashed II line
drive to right. but Connolly ended IL
NIL by beautiful catch and fast
throw to second to complete Il double.
ending the game.
Both Howe and McGlouShlin had
worlds OF steam and nifty breaking
curves.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

;5aSi.s r s i Hs
won; Iicraid. III tGYub,rjs.' n; $40 w; 70 "a
H ihira GG Tj,so Fr1nse io5 a. Burke, .7s,
level. Archie Aicxaninr. DR.. Cnru,"
nm ,h ION: Tho Nephew. Louis A. Gaiiii
second raco-.wo-ycnr-oldm aidens. col,
n n"hnfi. s'Ii,aIs t1inrse ;9oo four ilIionrs
consls5ioner 'S MeMsei; f s'fI: ';l2 WOO
,,ssi5SS' no, second. Tsp Mas,. liz tMari fn
80: 80; mi" Time. "a. Also ran-Bob &c,
Lucknow. First national ana Old 't s'aTs
MIRO racc-throc: year-o Odds and u,
sinr.qE; RnF'e f! 'i9o enc KITS and
$50. iiA2 out. won: Gournani. Viis' tF2s,
tJarvisl; on;; third. Time. .:cs rs. Al,
Fourth rnce-Ihanh!can: threc-ycar-ol,
holt. i:2 ,GarncD. Hlo. 50 %. fs.p. wo,
FLAGS. i.5 iMu1Tayj. $50. , ii% sef r1"
III I.0. Also nn-Jorico. Sipoo ar
dds and up; purse. .l.psJ: ailowances: o.,
mile and .!S,ecn,h-I."onar do IL. j.
So Iro"iet 80. no sseond n" In n1ufs
y! %sw MNS ,nSrta s'o2 2ees 54itd T"e i,{3
rr.zc; balance wheel. Kciiipolis. Bone Di
rurss 80 w f"ns ht5r. s.2wnaee
n:yhe(.;a ~, is,lG: ,27.; Won: Fair Phst
ir.'ae. :;i:,$ , Ai.p fi,sn1Hola I:. W. ~.
$i.iN. noveriy Delle, iiorinse. Bonus al II,
,ssys;n,h Ince-io:ur; yeAr-2ld. and VI
,@"n;h "Merchsn,. iii iconioy). s3,o' 81,
IL, Won; ro!igr, 20 o,Frnnae!,l; $50
80 MA I'd. TIM TIM; l;@i, st., Also ran
Bond and Colonel LIZ.
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BANK LEAGUE WILL OPEN
SEASON THIS AFTERNOO

Merchants National Bank md >,
NATIONAL state and City Bank wi
'hauguratc tho season in tho RAM
ers' Baseball League. by playing
game this afternoon at Bouleva,
Field. The contest will start at a.
and IL attracting considerable ,r,
est. as the employees of the banks n,
Interested In the teams ana are p,
pected To be out In large numb,
10 root Tor their respective organic;
nons. Ihere Is no admission TO ii
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DARKNESS STOPS GAME
AT SUFFOLK, SCORE 8 TO 8
Especial to The Tin7cs-Dis,,,,,,

Special TO The mcs-Dispatcb
SuFFOi.k VA, April 25-Goinr min
and tuol. for nine Innings. In. so,n mo
between NoriCk ana Suffolk This Al
ternoon was called on accom-, Of
G darkn t,:I. IN the ninth ~ Umrire
Ineffective pitching was The ou,-
standing feature OF the game. to-
gcthcr with the terrific hitting Of ihe
IorloIE batters. Everything that
Johnson had 20 offer was pun'lcd Mi
over, the AelG. 1t mus, be said OF
PITCHER Burns. who was sent in 10
relieve Johnson that if this young
man Keeps Up with the hooks and
curves and fast bail he has shown
in the two trials on the HON. lot The
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Three Year-Old Colt
Skaters Turf Record
tBv United Ncws1

LEXINGTON, KY. April Is
Leonardo H.. the unbcatcn three
ycar-old pride of the Nalpa
stable. hung up IL new American
turf record here today. when he
negotiated 4 mile ana Il sixteenth
IN one minute. for;y-two and four
NTH seconds in the Mount Sterling
purse, the fifth raI'e OF the day.
The colt was hot favoritc. be-
ing backed down to Il one to four
shot in the l'ari Mutucls and his
showing exceeded the expectations
or his hackers. Andy ShuttinScr
had the mount and he kept Leon
ardo H. in front from wire to
wire. leading Jouct home by Il
safe margin. Show money went
TO Inquiry. which rompcd in ahead
OF Balance Whcci. Bone Dry, War
Prize and kallipOlis.
~ large crowd witnessed Leon
ardo lis sterling performance
and as q result of his showing the
Nalpa thoroughbred is picked by
many TO win the Kentucky derby
TO be run mt Churchill Downs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26

Petersburg.
Totals .......... 35 Il 81 !.
'I:1ttcd for EoSt in ninth.
NHattcd for Gull in fourth.

Wilson .............O Ol 100 0OI-a
Petersburg ............. 02l 00i l2'--1
Summary: Two-basc hits Gu !.
Hraunigan. Bruncr. Three base hits
Mercer Y. Miller. stolen bases
Johnson. Sacrifice hits-Wail<cr. Moo.
nan. Eases on ballS-on Gull. 4: IF
i;runcr. 3: off AIcehan. 2. Left on
hascs-potersbur@. s: Wilson, II. Hit
by pitched baiiS-.lOhnSon, Duffy. Nee
han. i<ost. Struck out-by Eruncr. 4
by Mcehan. >. Time of game hours.
Ump.rcS-Harper and Gciroy. Hits
of Gull. in 1 innings.
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PIRATES BEAT CARDS
IN SEESAW AFFAIR

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-p!t,sburcb
,iniEh'd fast today and defeated 81
i'onI5. 10 .. IN ten innings in the
"peninG Eamc of tn" series. Tier
ney,S SINGLE IN the ninth with one out
started the visitors towards the win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26

Washington =. ..... 900 600 o32-5
New York ............I 100 21O GOO;
Summary: omc-run-Ruth. Stolen
bascs-Ruth and ORourkc. Sacrifice
hitS-Pipp. Rice. Double plays
Schang and FcwStcr. Left on base
New York. 3: Washington. I. Base
on balls-off Mays. 4: Johnson. 3.
struck out-hy Mays. 5; by johnson.
{. Passed ball--Ciharrity. Empires
Connolly and Morairty. Time
l:5S.
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RUTH HITS HOME RUN
OFF liter JOHNSON
'lrcuit Drive Fails to Aid New
hork's Cause, Though, as Sen.
ators Win by Two Rallies.

NEW YORK. April 25.-Splcndid
pl'chinG 10y Carl Mays was offset hy
wreichcd support and Wnshint,tnn
ncieated New York here today in the
irSt game Of the series. > to 3 Ruth
ihade his nth home run OF the sea
son AGAINST The roof of the right field
stands ia ;hc first inning
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Summary: Three hasc hi's-Sncad.
3: Brookcs; burlington and Huthcr-
ford. stolen bascs-Joncs, Turing
ton, Rice. g Struck out, by Thomp-
son, 3; Johnson, ]; Harvey. 10. Base
on balls-Thompson. ,: Johnson. ..
Harvey. !. Double p!ayS--Thomp-
son to B.nnkinrshlp To berger: Fray
TO Berger; Cass"ll 10 Turner, Hits
on Thompson. in g.; off johnson. l
in innings. Time. l:45. Umpire
T-cvtllian.
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CINCINNATI BEATEN
BY CHICAGO OUTFIT

CINCINNATI. ONO. April %
chicago punched five hits III the sixth
inning, scored three runs and de-
f"aicd Cincinnati today. 3 10 >. Mar
tin kent the hits we'll scattered and
was given great support in the
pinchcS. The batting OF Terry and
duncan, and Daubert's work at first
base were interesting features.
rhp
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CAROLINA WINS THIRD
CONTEST FROM VIRGINIA
Take From Orange and Blue Nine
by Scoring One Run In
Last Frame.
Especial to The Times. Dlsnntch.l

CHAPEL HILL. y. c.. April 25.-
Tying the score In the eighth inning
ana sending the winning run across
University OF North Carolina took
the third successive game OF the wear
from the University OF Virginia here
today. 3 to -
IT was the first time In the his
tory OF baseball rivalry between the
Two universities that Carolina has
won all three games.
The score:
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Totals .

Newport News ... 10 goo QUO %
Rocky Mount ...... 200 Iol 400 o.
summary: Two-ha-e hits Ncllihcr
Lake. Three base hitS-Curric Sac
rihces-Wh!tcraf;. Foley t2l, Spcn-
GER and Chisholm. -roicu hascs-Zi-
lcnEer. L.amy, Nolan and Spencer.
J)ouDle p!ays-Lakc To Dolan TO Vogt
LaIny TO Lake, Ray 10 Curric TO Ecl7i-
her. Hit ny pitcher--Lnkc and Nolan
by Ray; Eeliihcr by Foley. Struck
on, COY Foley. :; b. Ray. 8 Easc on
ha!l:--om Foley, l.: or r,N. VIII
tcn-iay. Time OF game: 20. I'm
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CHAMPION DODGERS
WALLOP NEW YORK
dutch" Rcuthcr Allows Invading
Hosts Only Eight Scattered Hits,
While Brooklyn Bats SavaScly.

BROOKLYN. April 25.--Thc Brook
lyn champions defeated New York. :
to /. today in the opening clash OF
their four game series. Ecuthcr
pitched great ball ana WAS given re-
markahlc support, which included
thrc" fast double plays. Nchf was
battcd out in the third. The score:
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I1AVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

Curlnngs-EScusc Nc. IIG tSantc), $50
= 20 $40. won; Lent. ~ ut!ccy. s. 40.
t2..o. third. Timc--:4S 10. Vendor
Bounce. Consu! and Tom Cassidy also ran.
Second race-!our-ycar Odds and up:
claim!nE. one iniic AND a slxtcenth-Ir0n
Soy, lol Fletcher. $500, S3.gG. 90 won .
h%njnlrur, los Uoncc). $500. $3.50 Sec
~ 70 30: l.oE.na Moss. Nebraska. night
Wind. White Haven and Ediih *. also
ran.
Third raco-thrcc- year olds and up:
tIutwe.D. $40. $a.50 SS.2O won: smar,
Gay. IL (Myc:sl. Sll.5G. $40 s"con! /.
nmommc 81. 100 Hio!!oway). $1,000. third.
Timc-l:l3 2-j. CuCi-'s i.ass;c. IrOpa.
sanda, ShOai. Satana. 81. lsdore. pana-
lHdh HIS Choice ALSO Kan.
Fourth race - thrcc-ycar- ODDS: The
Meadows purse. six iur.onga--Po!ly Ann.
10 tMorr!D. 500. $3.50. Sa.7o. Won Ray
lrriinmbe,;ss: 10 tMtAteeD; Sa,sO, ,hiri.
C"vcndish. General Agra monte. Esqulte
Rep. iiiu" Bets. High Value, Silence and
pchas:at!on also ran.
Fiiih rIcc--four- yrar-olds and up: the
Ev"rE!ew purse: one mile and seventy
ySrda-N"ddam: io@ tMcAtcc). $500. $3.50.
s2.sG Won; Taniaius. "a? tGruneisen).
;:'SSoO' $50; second Snndiai IL tco!tilcttD
also ran.
Sixth race--four- year-olGs and up;
claiming: "Hc mile and Il sixteenth
,3"nGrie, ITO UHcc). $3.50. $500. SAC.
won: Maiher. l!2 (McAtecl. $3.50. s2.60
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PITCHERS BATTLE GOES
TO BOSTON RED SOX, 80

BOSTON. April o5.-Two bases on
balls OF Harris and hits by Mclnnis
and McnoskY gave Boston two runs
IN the seventh, enabling the home
team TO defeat Philadelphia. 3 to .
today. Jones was hit freely in the
early stages OF the game. but was
given brilliant support. particularly
by Mclnnis and Collins.
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WILSON BATTERS FAIL
TO HIT TWO HURLERS
Special to The Timcs-pispatch. ]

PETERSBURG. VA, April 25.-Tom
Clarl<e's Wilson BUGS We're able to
garner but three hits. two of the
scratch variety. off the deliveries Of
Gull and f!runcr, and Petersburg took
the first game OF the series here,
N
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RAYS WlLDNESS CAUSES
DEFEAT OF ROCKY MOUNT
Especial to The Timcs-Disra,ch. ]

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c., Npril 20
Taking advantage or Eays wilducss,
Harry Lakes ShipbUilders piled UP
an early lead in the game with the
Tarhccls here this afternoon. which.
although the locals knottcd, tho score
finally resulted in Il G-to-i victory for
the visitors ia the tenth frame.
The score:
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.wclch ont in eighth hi, by pitche
lttcd for Jones in seventh.

tBattcd for Jones in seventh.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia :. $500. .0Ol 100 600:
Boston :. ...........O 0l 900 2GN-3
summary: Two-basc hi;S--Dykcs
>: Wclch. Ruci. Thrcc-bas hits
Griffin. Sacriflces-Dugan scott
Double playS-Scott. Pratt, Mc1nnis
Mclnnis Scott. McInnis. Collins to
Hua! Left on s"s--Philadrlphia
i: BOSTON i. Base on haIls-on lIar-
ris, g. llil;--"f Jones. in in
ainGs: off Susscll. | in .. Struck on,
by Harris, { by Jones. !; Russell.
/. Umpires-Dinccn and Nallia. wiz
son. Timc--!:oS.
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econa; Joe LOG. 10, uanln,. $3.50. third.

tImo lit go Ia Kross Al picrcc.
SV""dst"r. Athena. NTrc't" also ran.
Seventh race four year Odds: claiming
on" !uIlc and s!Ntccuth--iIoa vcrilli. IUs
l.ancastcrl. $40. $40. 1850. won: Hello
Partner, 10? Gregory. 500. 81 80. s"c-
ond: Il. G. King 100 tPcnma0h. $3.50. 'h!rd
I!m"-l:iC 80. Geo Washington. Hams
O'Day and AUtoiucttc also Gau
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STANDING or CLvns

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. LOUIS at Chicago.
Detroit At Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Fhii.tiicip hia ut Boston.
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STANDING or CIrI,

WHERE TIiI:Y PLAY TODAY.
Richmond at Port ~nouth.
Norfolk at Sni.oi;,
Scwpor; New, at Rocky Mount.
Wilson at Petersburg
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ted for Coumbc in ninth.

.'.'"it 10y innings: r.
Chicago .............. 600 OOs oooE3
Cincinnati ........... 600 lol GOO
summary: Two-hasc hits-,irimcs
TORY. SacrIiiccS-Dcal. Bohnc. Crane.
ll"ub.r n.ayS-Dcal Ia Terry to
Crimes. Left ON bases Chicago, 4;
CINCINNATI, i. Eases ON halls-oT
Martin. !. Struck out-hy Martin, 3.
tmipers-Ctuisie and O'Day. Time
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
washington. .: New York, ).
i,oNion. s: Phi!n,l"iphii. =.
Cleveland. .: pctrui,. 8.
81. ].ouis-Chi,uSo trrinD.
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Summary: Two-basc hits--Ricc.
Three base hits--Yotcr. stolen bases
i. Kelly. Black. =. Sacrifice hits
Ncarns, Burke. >: j. Kelly. > Il.
Kelly. Double plays-Mathag TO Rice
to Black. Passed balls-Bannon
HcrZog. Street. Hit by pitched bali
HcnGcs. Base on balls--om Johnson.
>: OFF Filcshiftcr. .. Hits-on File
shiftcr. s in innings: off WARRIOR.
in innings: off Johnson, - in :
inuinEs; of Burns, in innings
Struck out-by I'i!cshiftcr. |: by
Parks, l: by Warshop. |: hy Johnson.
g. by Burns. !. Time OF Tame-2o5.
Cmpirc--Orth. Scorcr--Wallacc. At
tendance, 750.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
ItESII.TS YESTERDAY.

Richmond, o: Portsmouth. . go innings.
dnrkD.
Norfolk. 4; Suffolk. X 90 innings. dark
Newport News, u: Rocky Mount, 90
inuings).
Petersburg. =; Wilson, 8.
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WHERE THEY ri.iY TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh AT ~. Louis.
Chicago nj CinIiIH,ti.
G"stun at l'hilm;i"lphin.
New Sor.l at brooklyn.
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TIGERS DROP GAME
TO CLEVELAND TEAM

CIEVELAND. ONO. April pa
Cleveland defeated Detroit today. 3
to ..
The score.
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Brooklyn .ic3 600 0oX--4
summary: Two-hasc hjts-Olson,
Bancroft. Threc-hasc hits-Hrown
Johnston. Home run--Nuis. stolen
baSe-Ncis. Double plays ohnstou.
Eilduf and Konctchy; Ecuthcr. John
ston, O;ron and kildurr: snyder and
Fr!sch: Kildun and konctchy. Left
an haScs-Ncw York. !: Erooklyn. >.
Eases on halls-um Nchf. /; of itcu-
thcr. |. Struck out-by Nchf. !. by
Ryan. 3; ny Sallcc, .; by Rcuthcr. 3.
Empires. Hart and Mccormick. Time,
i:i6.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
lsrnOhlSn. 1: MY York, /.
Chicago. 2; Gin ipnuti g
Ihiint.riphiI, ! . Eo,;on, Il.
Put >1urEh. ii: 81. Louis. = Go innings)
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suffolk club will hardly be able to
keep him.
The score:
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Ccontinued on Seventh Page.)
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
WOMAN JUROR SETS
Tilted GIRL AWARD
Decides $500 Enough When
Amount Of Heart Damage Is
Left to Her Judgment.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-when
the jury In common pleas court No. 2
retired to determine to what extent
the heart of pretty nineteen -year-old
Clara Puser had been fractured by the
failure OF Nathan Soloker. her TWEEN
ty-four-year-old fiance. to carry out
his promise of marriage, they left the
question of damages to an expert.
She is Miss Clara McCann. a social
service worker. the only woman juror
in the box. or course. Miss McCann's
heart has never been broken. but in
social service work she has had a
chance to determine just how much
her sisters suffer.
Men on the jury felt the plaintiff
should draw <omewhere between
$1,000 and everything that her former
hance had. But Miss McCann pointed
out that an extreme verdict might be
reversed.
"It seems to me 81 800 is sufficient"
she said. That was the amount the
jury voted. Besides this. Miss Puser's
father. Abraham Puser, New York
business man, was awarded $3.50 to
compensate him for wedding sup
per. the loss of his daughters weekly
wages when she resigned her posi-
tion In anticipation of marriage, the
trousseau, legal expenses. etc.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
HEY. BRING BACK .
THAT Chinese LID!
D'you Buy a Red Box Top Auc.
toned off at Benefit BalI7
You're Stung.

Verify, the business acumen of
Washington's society leaders IL start
ling. to say the least.
Everybody "as is anybody" decided
to help the starving Chinese by giving
ball on the night of April at Ward
man Park Hotel.
After the specially imported Chinese
jazz orchestra had torn of oodles and
oodles Of celestial barbershop rags,
and the costumed women had grown
tired OF dancing With the costumed
men. the managers of the ball decided
to hold q sho'-nuf auction sale.
Henri de Sibour. the debonnair
Washington clubman Gas Cholly
Knickerbocker would put I'D was ye-
lected without q dissenting vote to be
the Grand High Auctioneer. He was
given this title because he was sup
posed to make grandstand play and
sell the valuable Oriental gewgaws to
the highest bidders.
Well. the auction sale was howl
ing success. Everybody wanted to
buy everything. with the result that
the starving Chinese are several hum
dred meals to the GOOD.
In the heat Of, battle I'VE, meap
prattle-the auctioneer sorter lost his
head. His trusty assistant handed
him rare lacquer box lid Of the Ming
or Chang or Chung dynasty-it doesn't
make any difference which. u
'Ladeez m genl'men,". the @. H. A.
began in hoarse bass whisper. This
beautiful red lacquer box lid Is Of
fered for sale to the highest bidder.
It Is q rare bit of Oriental art. and Is
to be priced. How much am offered
for it?' tvs .'y 80
Then the bids new thick, and fast
Brother struggled against brother;
mammas edged closer to papa's right
hand pocket as the battle for posses
sion of the curio ragged; mere school
girls mortgaged their next years al
lowances. and everything was lovely.
Somebody. with more ready money
than the rest of the bidders carried
of the red lacquer box top.
Now come the complications.
1t appears that the box lid was sim
ply loaned to the ball committee for
the occasion and was not to have been
sold with the posters and wedding
gifts.
Now the members Of the committee
are securing the city trying to nnd
the purchaser of the curio. while the
donor Of the lid starts every time tine
front doorbell rings, expecting the
curio IS being returned.
The Washington times., 1921-04-20
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