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SYSTEMATICALLY SPEAKING.

The New York Giants wouldn't
go into mourning IL pitcher
hoore'- right hand got caught in
choppinE machine. He has
shut out the Giants twice this
year. allowing three hits In the
two games.
Every Red sox player made
one or more runs aud base hits
OF the trailing Athletics.
W. Mitchell and IL. Mitchell.
pitching recruits, started the
gunnery for Cleveland and st.
Louts and both got the hook.
Jackson pushed home run
over the ~ foot screens In right
center field In Cleveland. the big
gest hit ever seen IN Cuyahoga
county.
Manager Connie Mack, of tho
Athletics insists that. the Joke
hns gone far enough. He has no
doubt that his team Will win the
pennaBt again, only he wishes
IL would begin.
Centerfieider Kaiser eashed In
with another triple for the Cubs.
The iowiy Senator's are now
tied with the boastfuf Highland
ers. They have stuck ciphers ON
the New Workers. in the last two
games.
Sherwood Mscee made two
scfntiiiatinR one-hand catches
yesterday and cut In with n home
run with man ahead of him.
Some player, that fellow.
The Athletics won the ante
season series from the Phiiiie~.
The Athletics are In last place In
their league and the Qunkcrs In
frst place in theirs. All Of which
proves nothing.
fN..txs tss t.x. frxp
back fast to the leadership of
the league.
Ford, the Hixhiander's crack
tyirlrr began the season with n
tough luck defeat, holding the
Senators to four hits but losing
by letting In lone run with
his own Wild chuck to hrst base,
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CHESTER DEFEATS
BARTON HEIGHTS
AG RICTI.TURISTS or CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY SUPE.RIDRS OF
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL BOYS.

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.)
CHESTER, VA, April 22.--Chester
Agricultural High School team defeat
cd Barton Heights High School here
on Friday by the score of To 3.
Chester's fielding was ragged and the
pitchers wild, walking ten men.
Shackelford pitched a fine game for
Barton Heights, striking out twelve
men, F. Bruce caught a consistent
game for chester. c. A. H. s. plays
Richmond Academy next "Wednesday.
Score BY innings; r. n, f.
G. A. X. s. ..3bloo 2o-1 - 8 10
Is. H II. s. % 0el 0 o~--S 2
Batteries: c. A. H. S--EllIs. r..
Bruce and F. Bruce; e. H. IL. S.
Shackelford and Powell.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

ia, Z.
At Montgomery: Montgomery, 10;
New Orleans, /.
At Chattanooga: Chattanooga, 1:
Memphis. 4.
At Mobile: Birmingham Mobile. not
scheduled
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GOLDSBORo, n. c., April 22.---Un-
less fourth team is secured for MEM
bership In the Eastern North Caro-
lima Baseball League there Is no like
lihood OF any games being played by
that organization this season. So far
Rocky Mount, Raleigh and Goldsboro
are In the league. and are ready 10
play ball. II is not thought proba Bile
that another team will be secured,
unless II should be some county nine.
which will be hard to Ind. The fans.
however. feel sure that something or
another Will turn Gp. aud most ev-
erybody II hopeful
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NORFOLk TAKES
THE SECOND GAME
ITNNERAN AN UNSOLVABLE MYS-
TERY TO PETERSBURG
SCORE SO.

NORFOLK, VA, April 22.--Nor-
folk and Petersburg played close
score standing ; to in Norfolk $
favor. FHnneran held the visitors
to one hit. which was made by Hamil-
ton in the sixth. resulting IL an out
before the latter reached third base.
A large crowd Of fans We're in at
tendance, and aildly enthusiastic.
Norfolk scored Vo runs In the sec
ond one in the fourth.
The following is the box score.
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=.
AMATEUR LEAGUE
GAMES SATURDAY

Byrd Park-Battle Axe rs. G. G. A.
Umpire, Spitzer.
Virginia Park--Athletics vs.. High
ianders. Umpire, Hicks
G. c. A. Park--Alcos VS. Barton
Heights. Umpire, Mescoe.
Fulton Park--Virginias vs. Skree-
mers Umpires. O'Toole and Farley.
Games begin at o'clock.
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Rockies" Win in Tenth.

NORFOLK, VA, April 22.-Eliza-
beth City and Norfolk played close
game Friday afternoon. resulting in
a hard-earned victory for Griffin IS
Rockies" The score was tied In
the ninth inning. the Rockies" rail-
lying and fghting harl A tenth in
ming brought one hit to Norfolk The
batting of Wier and Fertsch, Of Nor
folk, and the fielding OF Morsland,
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BRUCk IS ST|NGY
WITH SAFE HITS

ROANOKE, VA, pril - Lynch
burg won hands down in the opening
game OF the Virginia League season
played here Friday. defeating Roa .
noke by q score Of to /. Bruck,
who pitched for the visiting team,
played an excellent game allowing
the locals two hits only. Jenkins ana
Draper, Roanoke pitchers, were not
In the best OF form, allowing she
Lynch burg team ten hits in all
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SOUTH ATLANTIC =.
LEAGUE RESULTS

At Augusta: Augusta, g.; Savannah,
/.
At Charleston: Charleston, o: Co.
lum bia. l.
At Albany: Macon. IL; Albany, 4.
At Columbus: Columbus. g. Jack
sontlie. 2.
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Rlue and GRAY on Top.

WAsfIT.Tt4Tta%. April, - - f>rcnfi-
sylyania was neatly licked by George
town Friday tn a game marked by
the work Of 0'Connor the George
town pitcher and Cogan. left fielder.
The score stood to 0.
The score by innings. r. IL. K.
Georgetown. coz u o 0 0 Ga o
Pennsy. 100 Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 3 8
Batteries; Georgetown. O'Connor
and Fury. PENNSYLVANIA, lmley and
Cozens.
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Batteries for fffgn sstrfroof:' Bass ana
Hoover: for Academy. Moulton and
Nettly. struck 'out by BASS, Z: by
Morilton, 5, Base on halls--ofr Moulton,
.: Two base hits--Ancarrow and War
wick. Time of Game: 1;50. Umpires:
Huicher and Carroll. Attendance 200.
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SUFFOLK kalsuninc1.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April 22-
Newport News put the cleaner on
the Suffolk Nancies Friday afternoon
scoring nine runs against the visitors
none. Newport News played excel
lent ball. while the Portsmouth team
played but poorly.
Score by innings: r. f. F.
Newp't News 0 / 0 0 5 / - IL 3
Suffolk 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 8
Batteries: Barry and McCrea:
Beada and Slesnick. Umpire. Kelly
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Pierce was equally responsible for
the scoring Of Richmond's runs and
the tallies credited TO the visitors. a
tight game II was after Pierce stead
led down. and one which viii doubt
less be eclipsed by the perfection Of
Saturdays performance
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Totals ...24 o !
A.a..II
Norfolk.

SUmWarAi NtOIen bases--KahH,
Stauh. Sacrifice hit-Ffnneran. Sac
ritice fly Law. Three base hit
Pagel. Two base hits-Law, Staub.
Finneran. Double plays--Anderso
Babb and Dodge Dodge, Anderson
and Law Left on bases Petersburg
2: Norfolk, .. Struck out---by Hamil-
ton, , by F1nneran, 4 Bases on
balls---off Hamilton. tStaub) Hit
by pitcher Bahh. First base on err
rors-Petersburg. 3. Norfolk, l..
Earned run-Norfolk. i. Attendance
500 Time of game. 1:tS. Cmpires
Eckman and Cooke.
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A gentleman by the name of Yer
bout has been selected to ofhcate at
the ohsequtes Of the Danvilie tribe. IL
his twsriiue arm il III half as pink
condition as his cheeks. a sorry lot of
DansiIlians should he noticed at the
conclusion Of the game. Manager Joe
has not announced the identity of the
finger he viii work, but he may be
depended to put his best foot and
paw foremost. for Manager Joe feels
that II is up to him To take at least
one game in Richmond,
Fridays game ended in tie. the
score standing 10 at the termf-
nation Of hostiities in the eighth in
ming. The game was abbreviated he
cause the players were slow in get
ting into the field and going 10 bat.
and darkness overlook them. It
would be happy thing for the play
crs 10 get little more ginger into
their anatomies. and for the moguls
TO tap the starting gong at o'clock,
instead ri 80 o'clock.
Pierce went into the game with his
usual soreness on the umpire He's
nursing the idea that he. cannot get
square deal from the jumps bat he
owes IL to himself. the gentleman
who IL paying him his salary. and the
patrons Of the game who make the
payment of his salary possible. 70 get
this idea out OF his think tank and
play the game with a smile frozen on
= fIfs TyffYaisygf1urf$. sir, Pierce cetuid
not ste the plate al crucial times and
his free passes 10 the initial hassock
resulted in d trio of runs which help
ed considerable in tying the game.
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Narth Carolina 20 l g DC {, q G-l-l
Virginia ..-......... o 0 o o Q 0 %
Summary; Runs Pemher, Two.
base hits Haynes, ,Nem. Stolen bases
Hackney. Douglass. Double play
Douglass to tlonaker to Carter. Struck
out-By Rixey, 10, Time of game.
g:40. Umpire. Chewing
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lynch .

iNS'tHbuiS s.-". y = " y y 10
Summary: Three base hit--Wens
Sacrifice hits Royne. 2 Dodson, Jen-
kins. Stolen base Morrison Struck
out--by Jenkins, /; by Draper, /; by
Bruck, $. Bases on halls--off Bruck
g. off Jenkins. /; off Draper, l. Wild
pitch~-Draper. Double play--McCor-
mack to Boyne to Mcdonnell Hit by
pitched ball--podson. Time, 2 hours
Cmpires. Henderson and Nugent. At
tendance. 1000.
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II Danville's baseball toSsers do not
give the Colts a good run for their
money in the third game Of the open
ing series Saturday afternoon the
chill on the atmosphere around Man
ager Joe Laughiin Will be speedily
removed, and the mercury will jump
some several degrees And by the
same token. II the Colts do not bite
their initials in this concluding con-
test, Manager sullivan will crate as
Cicero and bemosthenes never could.
He will drive this shades OF those elo-
uuent orators back into the bushes
weeping. afraid and green with envy.
The reason for this intense rivalry
is that Manager Laugnlin is sore over
the lose Of the frat game. and Man
ager sullivan believes the second
should have been packed away in
mothhails with q Richmond label on
II. Therefore il will be with blood
in their eyes and blood on the moon
that the opposing forces VIII line up
on Broad Street Park Saturday after
noon at 4 so past meridian and try
conclusions to the deieetation and en-
tertainnent Of a large crowd, and
the gayety OF nations in general II
YOU are looking for the sterling ar
ticle III n baseball way. Broad Street
Park should be your objective point.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-22

TIDEWATER GAMES
Portsmouth Beats Old Point.

OLD POINT. VA. April 22.-Old
Point went down to defeat in a live
~ game Friday afternoon. Portsmouth
winning with a score of to /. Good
batting was a feature OF the game
Landgraff and Murden. OF Portsmouth,
both made hons runs,
Score BY innings: r.
Portsmouth .-...oo2 02ot 0---6
Old Point 0 0 0 0 o OIL
Batteries: Henchey and Cote; Boyce
and Hermann, Time of game.
hours. Umpire. Henneger. Attend
ance, 500.
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DanviIie Al Richmond.
Roanoke at Lynehburg.
Petersburg Il Norfolk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-22
Home Team Ties With Bugs and Will Fight Out Again Saturday
M GRAW'S GIANTS BANKED AGAIN
BY THAT AMBITIOUS MISTER MOORE
RESULTS OF FRIDAY
AMERICAN.

kssFE9INTNN-N.
Washington, /; New York. 0.
Philadelphia, 4; Boston. IS.
st. Louis, 3; Cleveland. 6.
Detroit Chicago. wet grounts.
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4 FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
virginian want ads. with bring yo~
buyer.
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Parkersen and Paddock. or the Tar
Heels. were features Of the game. The
score was : 10 4.
Score by innings: r. II T..
Fliz, City, 0 . o | @ . q Q 1t =
Norfolk i o ! 0 0 : 0 ID 0
batteries Elizabeth City. Schmidt
and Cleveland: Norfolk, High and
Mcpherson,
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NATIONAL.

Boston, 8; Brnnblyn, s. s.f.~s
New York. 3; Philadelphia, 3.
Chicago. 6; st. Louis, /.
Cincinnati-Pi ttaburg, rain.
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Two In the First.

f3anville got two counters in the
premier round. ii came about like
this Morgan, having been walked to
FIRST. was forced to second by the
Issuance Of free transportation to Ir-
win. who is incidentally the hardest
man in organized baseball to pitch
TO because of his diminutiveness
Frye sacrificed neatly, moving his
predecessors up "a peg each, and then
Schrader ripped on single which
scored the first two eatsmen Mr..
McCabe contributed something toward
the DanVille total by making n wild
hease into deep short after coralling
Schraders hit In the third inning
Irwin was given another walk to
first, after Morgan had gone out from
Baker 10 Cowan. Frye fouied to Sui
Ivan, and the pestiferous Schrader
stepped To the dish and waxed out a
two-sacker sending young Irwin to
third. Bremen looked over Pierce's
offerings, picked out one TO his liking
and pasted 1t down third base line,
much To the delight If the Danviile
rooters. and scoring Irwin and Schra-
der, That was the last OF the scoring
but II was sutficient--aye. quite suf-
fciant
a Trio in Round .
The Colts got three in the tecond,
4e Egaa getting u hit, Martin sa king a
q little OF Tia sazffe. nsf e,owan .tFrfr3ff=
eating the order. Finger Pierce soak
cd the spfieroid 10 the South Atlantic
IL left center for TWO sacks Cowan
romping home, with the third run in
his arms.
In the third Wallace drew a pass,
went to second on McCahe's sacrifice.
took third on an inheld out and scored
u Martins WALTON
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY SATURDAY

Chicago at st. Louis.
New y osk at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at pittsburg.
Boston ut Brooklyn.
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rierce's Wildness Response
bic for Visitors Smearing
the Plate at All
GAME WAS CALLED ON
ACCOUNT OF DARKNESS
Martin Makes Great Stop
Pierce Redeems Himself
by FASTING the PHI Up
Against Fence
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS FRIDAY.
Richmond. =; DanyiIie. teight tn-
nines}. .--
Lynchbura, s; Roanoke, T.
Norfolk, 8: PETERSBURG, 0.
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