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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-27
Griffin's Colts walloped Lyons

Griffin's Colts walloped Lyons yes
terday to the tune of fourteen good
sw ats. and that, with some loose field
ing by the Danviliians. helped the
local squad to land the first game OF
the season won on the home grounds.
And II must be said that of the four
games taken by the Colts the young
One from Petersburg. one from Roa-
noke, and one from Danvilie. His
record is something Of record.
Clouds and other things kept tho
crowd down some. but there was a
lot of ginger in the bieacherites, led
by the old standby Jack McDonough.
ne of the leather lungs.
Several Interruptions Of rain damp
ened the ardor of the fans before
the game had reached a certainty.
but after that there was little demand
for cessation Of falling water. The
game had been won.
Raiey made clean box of his bat
ting. and Strain followed closely.
Burke hanged one into deep centre for
a homer. bringing Flournoy in con-
voy. Coates swatted for three bags
and some of the other hits came near
being doubles, but the fielding Bugs
let some easy ones go by, while the
fast trotting Colts gathered more
space around the circuit. 1t Is a pity
To have to hand the visitors errors
In such cases. but such Is fate.
There were no features in the game
aside from the pounding OF the ball
by the Colt. and the inability OF the
Bugs TO connect. OF the three hits
credited to the visitors two so to
Runser, the other being from the
handy bat of Mullen for two good
bags.
The story of the game Is best told
by the box score. although II might
be said that the Colts were rather
more daring In base running and
seemed to have their good eyes with
them in better shape than they have
yet appeared.
Hero Is how the one little Danville
run was made: Runser singled. stole
second. went to third on wild pitch.
and scored on Wee Willie's tumble
of Schrader's hot grounder.
The Colts made their runs on
swats mainly. Each run hac hit tig-
uring In II somewhere. The ina
biity of the visiting outtield helped
some, but the swats were there and
they tell the tale OF the victory,
Here Is the box score:
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YANKEES CLIMB UP
IN THE REMNANT RACE
To-day in Baseball
APRIL a..

APRIL ~.
1901-Of the IL hits made by the st.
Louis Nationals or Jesse Tan
nehill. Of Pittsburgh. 10 were
for extra bases, being dou.
blcs and two being triples.
i902--The Pittsburgh Pirates took
the lead in tho National League
championship race, were never
headed thereafter. and ended
1913 points ahead Of the SUI
perbas.
i902--Sammy Strang, of the Chicago
White Sox. drew five passes In
the game with Cleveland. Earl
Moore and vasbinder pitching.
vasbinder issued six passes In
succession in the sixth inning.
l905--The Chicago Americans de-
feated st. Louis, 4 to Q, in ID
innings. Tho first basemen
were busy. Tom Jones accept.
ing 20 chances and Jiggs Dom
ohue ~ out Of -.
1907--The Lowell and Haverhill New
England League clubs played
a 20-inning tie game. the score
Of which was to I. Neither
team scored after the seventh.
190s-Tripie steal made by the Attn
Ietics lied by Harry Davis) on
Hughes and Street, the WASH
ington battery.
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W|TMAN'S SMILE
WON'T COME OFF
MORE THAN DELIGHTED WITH
THE UNITED STATES LEAGUE
OUTLOOK.

President Abbott Whitman. Of the
United States League. was in the city
yesterday. He Is on his last trip
over the circuit before the opening
Of the season next Wednesday.
He will probably return to Rich
mond week after next to witness the
games hero between the Richmond
club of the United States League and
the team from Reading.
Il am more than pleased with the
situation" said Mr.. Whitman yesterday.
The situation all over the circuit Is
in "A most satisfactory condition. The
New York club will be a dandy, and
the Westtan clubs will surprise even
the most ardent supporters OF bigger
ball for Richmond. The men on the
roster Of these clubs are mostly
seasoned players, but there are IL num-
her of youngsters who have started
phenomenal careers in the business.
We propose to take these youngsters
up. and expect to develop baseball
marvels of them.
THE interest in my town Of Read
ing Is intense. We will open before
one of the largest crowds in the his
tory of baseball in that city.
The same may be said of Gin
cinnati, where everybody is baseball
mad,
In Chicago We will have the sup
port Of half Il million people in our
section of the city. and in Pittsourg
we expect to eat EN- alive.
''Cleyeland will startle the old
leaguets. while Washington has sat up
and opened her eyes. Experienced
men have been placed at the head Of
all the clubs. so that the fans will
get the very best that is procurable."
Lee Park Is practically ready for
the opening. Street cars Will run
to the park over the Fair Grounds
loop, which passes in front and to the
east Of the grounds =,
Manager Brown. Of the Washington
team, who has been In the city with
his men for two weeks, said yesterday
from what he heard around the city.
the attendance on the opening day
would reach the five figure mark.
Il hear 1t all around" he said.
"and l am impressed with the sin
cerity Of the people. We will try to
give them high class ball. and we feel
satisfied that with that the fans will
be pleased with our gangs" -,...a o,4
Gus Dundon, who played here sew
eral years ago with the Richmond
team of the Atlantic League. and who
IL with Washington, said last night
he felt as glad OF being in the Rich
mond circuit again as he could. and
he was glad of the opportunity to
meet so many Of his old friends. who
remember him as one of the fastest
infielders ever seen In Richmond.
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SEYBOLO WALLOPS
BALL RIGHT HARD
SPECTATORS IN SUFFOLK THINK
IT LANDED IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA.

Especial to The Richmond VirginianJ
SUFFOLK, VA. April 2s.-The
Richmond United States League team
met the All Stars. of Norfolk. on the
park here this afternoon. The All
Stars had recruited their strength, ana
they had many good men on the field.
but 1t soon developed that they were
no match for the United States
Leaguers. They did not get single
hit until there were two men cut in
the latter part of the game.
Tomorrow the leaguers meet the
crack team from the United States
Battleship Louisiana. and on Monday
they will play DR.. Parkcr's Battle Axe
team. of Richmond. on the grounds
herr. The weather was good and the
attendance fair. II was clean game,
and the spectators were delighted with
Seyboid's hit, when 1t appeared that
his ball was bound To land in North
Carolina. Mcfarland also made an
excellent hit.
n;sL..onA ~ q Aa0uA
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OBSERVATIONS ON
THE COLTS VICTORY

Strain showed hi all-aroundednes
In the game. He not only caught
three hits. but he assisted In landing
four men at first and struck out three.
while the Opposing batters could put
his balls In no safe territory.
One thing sbout Il. however, Strain
must not hand out the signals to the
runners when the manager h there
for that purp0se. He rot player
mixed up by doing this yesterday. and
the man got caught 1t third. when q
moment later he would have scored.
In the fourth inning the Colts caught
Ave runs after two men had bit the
dust. This shows the uncertainty Of
the great gumne. u Also shows the
value Of hoil1Ng tAoe<hee when "
ship appeASe - ~ atnag1Ao.
In nix u IL e1oA& 1nnlnGR, bua thtos
nea wsnt - ~ ~ ~ -
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outfield of both teams were kept busy.
While Strain failed to fan more than
three. men,, he, kept the hits down. land
the naefa behind -hiYn helped wonder.
fully. Seven men died In the outfield
while Raley landed twelve.
Griffin flew around the circuit like
q fifteen year-old ad. and he seemed
to enjoy 1t. He made two pretty
steals.
Raley's batting eye kept with him all
through. Four times up and four hits
is something to be proud Of
McGhee Is one OF the best joliiers
seen In Richmond in many years. He
keeps the men hard at 1t through de-
feat as well as victory, and never
likes to give up the ship.
Lyons was a little wild at times. He
pounded Mace and Graf at critical
times. one of them resulting in u
run.
Mcbride got In bad yesterday. From
the box, however, no one could set
tho reason for his roast, either by
players or spectators. He appears 10
be fully competent and impartial.
Griffin threatens to bench Strain II
ne doesn't keep hs hands of the sig
nails.
vile. And Danville gets q good man
That leaves the local backstop squad
UP to Mace and Thackara.
Mcbride called the game yesterday
in the eighth inning on account o.
darkness. In explanation 10 many fanl
who wanted the game completed. HI
said that the players could not sea tbs
bail. and he was afraid some ore nigh,
get hurt. Good for Mcbride.
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GETS
AFTER LYNCHBURG
FIVE RUNS IN THE SECOND IN
MING CTNCHES THE GAME
EOR THE COOLERS.

PETERSBURG. VA. April 26.--Tht
Coolers won the game today in the
second inning. There was a combina-
ton of incidents, embracing three
singles and a triple in the inning
which, together with an error gave
the locals the game. After that
Starke went in to pitch. and held the
Petersburg team down for three in
nings. when another squirt In the
seventh handed some more runs TO
the home boys. In this inning three
tslLes crossed over, while the visitors
could do no better than catch one
run in the first inning Score:
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JAMESTOWN RACES.

NORFOLK, VA, April 26.-While
short price horses in most cases were
winners at jamestown today. the fav-
orttes In every race were beaten.
Two special boats carried horses
ond horsemen to Baltimore tonight.
for the opening Of the meeting at Pim-
lico tomorrow. The fall meeting at
Jamestown will open November 1lth.
and continue until November 80.
First race, - furioREs, 3-yeArs0ida
and UP. seiIing-MaIatine. lo4. But
well. won: Inferno Queen. 1o4. obert.
second; Hidden Hand. l0s: Martin,
third. Time. 1908 l.5. sheriff Gruen.
niger. HibeTnica. Royal Onyx, Musk
melon. Arany,- Kerran, Ace OF Clubs,
Anna L. DAILY. also ran.
Second race. six furlongs, 3-year-
Odds and up. selling-Detect. 96, Louns.
berry. won: Hands Eunning, IIo, Mar
tin. second: Question Mark, 1o7. But
well. third. Time. 1:l4. Babbier,
Billy Barnes, Belle Mawr, Catroke,
and Bowlet. also ran.
Third race. liz furlongs, s.year olds
and up. seliing-Avttor. 104. Louns.
berry. won: Fanchette. 100. Ferguson,
second; Ethel Lebrume, 100, Ambrose.
third. Time, los. Carque. Smirk,
tsoIdcap. Mason Hereto, r. b. spears.
Mon Ami. Carroll. also ran.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards.
s-year.olds and up. selling-Fred Mui.
holland. 1ll.s Butwell, won; Mollie. g..
Is1. Whatley. second: Nontaeni. 10S
Lounsberry, third. Time. l:is s.
Newstar. Or. RArkley. v. Powers. also
ran.
Fifth race, six fnrlones, 3.year-olds
ana IN. selline--I ssly Trina, 100. Mar.
TIN. won: Fond Heart. ios, Mccahey
second; Union Jack. lis, Butweil
third. Time. lila. Silas Grump Rye
Straw. also ran.
sixth race. mile and seventy yarda
s:year.rlds and no. aelIinv-Agnar
IaI. Nell. won: Duke of Bridsewater
~. Whaf'ey. srcond: Little Erne. 81
Martin. third. Time. I:ls Is. Ben.
ora. cnise Welies. Pedigree. Ny Gal
Sir Edward. also ram
seventh race. mile and sixteenth. 3,
year-oids and up. seliing- HsnnstAad
y. Lounsber5y. Won: ~ Gro, liz Mar,
tin. second: AgnieF. ~, Amhroea
tAjfd. Time. i:41 ~. Bertls NJ
also rsn.
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HOT AND HEAVY
DOWN BY THE SEA
DEFEATS NOR
FOLK IN 4 PRETTY CONTEST
BY \ CLOSE SCORE.

pORTSMOCTH VA. April 70
Th. local club, In one OF the prettiest
en mes pulled off here this year. de-
feated Norfolk by the narrow margin
II one run this afternoon. The game
was never a certainty until me last
,nnin.. For five innings the excite
ment was intense. with u nip ana
tuck fight. All the Truckers could
do. however. was to land another IN
the eighth The hitting VAS fierce
as fr- as II went. Staub catching q
homer. Clark one for three bags. ana
Becker a double. The attendance
vas over a thousand. Here is the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-27
EASY WALK away IN
PRESSLEY'S TOWN
NEWS DOES JACK
GRTSfsi PROUD OVER AMONG
TnE HILLS.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
ROANOKE. VA, April 26.-New-
port News had a walkover here to-
day, although the home team caught
more hits than the visitors. Newport
News started the SLAUGHTER in the first
inning. making five runs in that time
up. They kept It up at intervals, un-
til the total reached eight runs ana
then they rested for two innings. But
the home crowd was not equal to the
occasion. the error column showing
what the trouble was. The infteld did
not appear to be in the game most of
the time. Here is what the box score
aays.
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WASHINGTON. April 2s.-The
down. trodden Yanks took fun revenge
on Washington today. piling up ten
runs to the Senators ,wo In eight in
nings. Darkness stopped the pastime
one round from the finish. Walker
and Cashion. on the local mound. were
drubbed without mercy. the Yanks Pill
ing up ten safe bingles. one OF them Ia
homer by Chase. No hostile Yank
failed TO get hit. The score:
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Summary: Two-base hits--O hare.
Seybold, 2; Bohannon. Blue, Newman.
Three base hit-Reeblin. Home runs
--Seybold and Mcfarland. Stolen
MISREPRESENTATION. Bases on balls
Vail. Ripley. Haggerty. Left on bases
Richmond. :; All Stars. !. Hit by
pitched balis--Prout. Bohannon. Hits
or Vail. q Ripley. IL: Haggerty. 0;
Grover. 1. Struck out--Vail. /; Rip
ley. 4: Haggerty. 4: Grover. ?. Time
OF game, one hour and twenty-five
minutes. Umpires. Collins and Brad
shaw.
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Summary: Stolen bases-Newton'
Wolfe. Bowen. Rogers Sacrifice hits
--Cyler, Bates. Three-basc hits
Ccpper Morrissy. Double plays
Shields to Newton to Garman. STRUCK
out-By Hail, s.; by Morrissy, 4.
Bases on balis-By Hall, 5: by Nor
rissy. 2 Time. Las. Umpire. Nc
league.
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Cran,laH Fatten. Average.

NEW YORK April 26.--;oing II
batting rampage in the nth a.
sixth innings. the Giants trounced
Doves today by score Of To-
Dannelly pitched faultlessiy for
Doves up to the fifth round, ~
he went sky-high. Otis Crandal1
only held the Doves at a safe r
lance. but fattened his batting 81
age with three hits in three tirnAe
The scora:
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Summary: Two-base hit--MuIlen.
Thrce-base htts-Coates. Home run
Burke. Sacrifice hits--McCornas.
Sacrifice fiy-Mace. Stolen bases
Grimm. 2: Raiey. 2: Coates, Mace.
Runser. Schrader. Double plays
Griffin to Raley. Struck out--By
Strain. 3; by Lyons. 3. Base on balls
by Lyons, ;. Hit BY pitcher-Mace.
Graf. Wild pdtch-By Strain. Earn
ed runs--Richmond. Q. Left on bases
Richmond. s; panville: 2. Umpire.
Mr.. Mcbride. Time. l:25. Attend
ance. 1000.
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Holy Cross Wins Game.

WORCESTER. MASS, April 20
Holy Cross won Its first game Of the
season on FIFTEEN Field, this afternoon.
by taking the Colby baseball aggre-
CATION into camp to the tune Of II
to 2. In 4 one sided battle. The
visitors found DUDE hard customer.
and were unable to find him for more
than three hits throughout the nine
innings. ON which they managed to
score run In the fourth and sixth
sections of the battle.
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Petersburg.

summary. NtUItN UdSts-- .HUIII-
son, simmons. Busch, Barnett, Spen~
Ger Two base hits--Hooker. Three
base hits--Johnson, Morganrath,
Spencer. First base on errors--Pet-
etsburg, =. Left on bases--Lynchbur9.
4: Petersburg. g. Hits--On OBrien.
2 Struck out--By Morganrath, 4;
Starke, 2. Bases on bails-By Nor
gnnrath. 4: by O'Brien. /. by Starke.
4. Passed palladium. Time If game
lib. Umpire--Black.
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Totals ...........2s . ~ ~ !
ct 4 nIIix

summary; Stolen hases-Evers.
Lenhox. Mowrey. Smith. Sacrifice
hits--Tinker Evers, .; Lennox Arch
or. Huggins. Cakes. konetchy. Two
base hits konetehy. Schultz. Hits
OFF Steele, :; In ! inning: Off Wood
burn. in ! tuning. Struck out-By
Cheney. 4: Harmon, /. Bases on balls
BY Steele. 2; WOODBURY.. =; Cheney,
:; Harmon. 5. Wild pftcn--Cheney.
Harmon. Hit by pitched hall--Hof-
man. Passed ball-Archer. rmpires.
owens and Brannan
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Castro, Britton. Sacrifice hits
Douglas. Two-bAse hits-Becker.
Three base hit--lark. Home run
6taub. Left on bases-Norfolk. g.:
Portsmouth, 3. Double piay-Arller
to Dodge to Bigbie. Struck out
BY Miller. ); Clark. 2; Walsh. 1.
Bases on balls--By Miller. 3; Clark.
4; Walsh. 1. Hit by pitched ball
Watson. Umpire. Mr.. Donohoe. Time
of game, l:42.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-
Brooklyn Superbas beat the Phid
today. by score Of = to 2. tbs ~
representing the superiority on
mound of Stack over Brennan.
latter was hit hard. and when
visitors most needed hits. Smith,
the hitting, with IA brace VI 11U1
and a double in three attemuEs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-27

GIANTS ARE. VICTORS
IN FIGHT WITH BOSTO

CHICAGO. Apri! z6.-The cubs
tossed Oft IL ten TO eight smuggling bat
tie tn the Cardinals today. Cheney
did not pitch good bail, but three Wild
throws bv .Lennox lost the game.
Bresnahan used three pitchers. steele,
WOODBURY. and Harmon, and none
were good. Lennox and Evcrs fell
down at the bat with three ON and
one out in the ninth.
Chtnzno
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WIN FROM WARRINGTON. WHICH
PUTS THE TEAM IN GOOD STAND
ING AT HOME.
BOSTON LICKS CHAMPS
PHILADELPHIA COULD NOT CATCH
Up WITH THE BOYS FROM
BEANvILLE IN RAFTING
GOOD CONTEST.

American League SCORES
New York. 10; Washington, Z.
Boston, Z: Philadelphia. 8.
Chicago leveland, rain.
Detroit-St. Louis. rain.
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Summary: stolen pases1t
Sacrifice hits-Tooley. Two-o44l
-Hummei. Smith. Left on ~
Brooklyn, 8; Philadelphia. :.
out-By Brennan. {: by Stn9
Bases on balls--By Brennan. 81
q. Passed balls--Grnham. Z.
pires. KLEIN and Bush.
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Champion. Are Iicke,i.

BOSTON, April 26.--The Red Sox
put to victory over the cham
pions In IA freak fracas here today
Pape. Cicotte and Bedient were out
pitched by Russell. but Athletic err
rors, together with a couple OF Red
Sox waHops. turned the tide of VIC
tory. Bradley's home run. ar double
were the chief factors in the locals
run getting. The score:
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Standing of the Clubs
Games Today,

ST. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
''' Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at PhiiadelhE1
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American Association Result.

American Association Results.
At Kansas City-Columbus, i; Kan
eas City. :.
At Milwaukee-Toledo, ~: Mill
waukee, !.
At st. Paul---Louisville-St Paul
game postponed: rain.
Al Mtnnea ianapolls- Min.
neapolis game postponed: rain.
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Mcr.rland wins Owe. We,l..

NEW YORK. April 26.-Packey
Mcfarland. before q crowd Of people
In Madison square Garden tonight.
proved himself better than the British
6oot IN ton rounds Of fask. vicious
nsllinss he earned & decision over
1fA&t wells that nobody could dis
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CHARLIE STRAIN
WINS THIRD GAME
DANvILLE BUGS UNABLE TO con-
Meet WITH HIS SWIFT ONES
AND CURVES.
Results Yesterday,

Richmond. 10; Danville. j.
Petersburg. s. Lynchburg, i.
Roanoke, 2; Newport News, $.
Portsmouth, 3; Norfolk, A.
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ID for fJonnellv In ninth.
Mem York

Giants " } 90 @ 3 4 @ O -
Summary: Sacrifice hits--CfM
dali Sweeney. Two-base hlts-Qe
nelly. Miller t2), Crandall Cd, 0ptM
Three-base hits-Devlin, Mufe
Home runs--Herzog. First bAa4 n
errors--Boston, ?. Left on ba961s2
New York. Z; Boston ,. D0ul
plays-Meyers and Doyle; Dew
Merkle. Meyers and Merkle. 6tr4
out-By Crandall. 4: by DOnnNlA
Bases on balls-By Crandall. An.
Donnelly. 4, Wild pitch--By Donna
Time. 1850. Umpires, Rigler and
neran. 2S
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Spicer, q new utility man. win join
the Colts today, and win be In the
warming-up line. He comes from tho
Mountain States League, ana u con.
sidered a good All-around man.
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NOTICE TO AMATEURS

all local for publication the Sunday
Business Office the Richmond Nrgnan 81
opposite the Post Office the Editorial Rooms of
Virgnan Governor and Ross Streets at Broad
Streets the hands the
News Editor by 10 o'clock p NJ
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MUCH HITTING IN BATTLE oD
GIANTS AND CRANDALL D1k
TJREs BATTING AvERAGGt3
DODGERS TAKE GA
ST. LOtis DEFEATS ANCIENT
NtLs IN PRETTY GANE.-W1WU
EXEcITEs 4 FEW FANCY
STl NTS,
National Ls.ague Scores.

New York, Z; Boston, 5.
81. Louis 10: Chicago. s.
Brooklyn, 6; Philadelphia, 2.
Cincinnati Pittsburg game
poned; threatening weather.
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Standing of the Climbs.

Where They Play Today.
Danville 1T Richmond.
Norfolk. at Portsmouth.
Lynchburg at Petersburg.
Newport News at Roanoke.
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Amateur League
Baseball Games


Coiiegians vs. battle Axe, at Byrd
Park.
Irays VS.. Southern Bell, on South
crn bell diamond.
Athletics VS.. Ashland, at c. c. A.
Park.
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Let sazss = - ass.es y Gao thss
a1tQgAoons
go - pltsA1s - ne name q war.
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Gardner. Two-base hits-MiIan Walk
er. Coleman. :: Mcbride. Three base
ht-Daniels. Home run--Chase Left
on bases-New York. .: Washington,
4; Double plays--Martin to Chase.
Moeller to Williams. Struck out---By
Becker, :; Cashion. /: Quinn. 5. Bases
on balf-By Walker. I; by Becker, 4.
Cashion. 3: Quinn. 2. Wild pitch
Becker. Umpires. Connolly and Hart
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Old Dominion League.

Woodal 4 Quarles vs. kahns, at
Barton Heights.
Tyler's vs. Barton Heights, at Byrd
Park.
Cairo vs.. Horace II. Wright. at
Athletic Park,
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standina of the Clubs.

Gamss Today.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Detroit at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-27

International League Results.
Toronto, o. Providence, !.
Buffalo. /: Jersey City. 5.
Montreal. IL; Newark, 3. Called
end eighth. darkness)
Rochester. 10; Baltimore, s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-27

Richmond League.
Cherry smash VS.. Burk & Com
pany. at Byrd Park.
Jacobs d Levy VS.. Imperials on
Paramount Park.
Hillsiders VS.. American Clothing
Company. at Spring Hill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-27

Central League.
Harpies VS.. Hustlers.
Ramhlars VS.. Giants. -...t "
Cardinals VS.. Cubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-27

Game called uu account darkness,
end of eighth inning.
Score by innings: II.
Yanks ...,......a e3 20 l 0---io
Washington .......3o00 0 o 0 O. :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-27

sPstted for Morgan.
seatted for Russell.
'''Batted for Cicotte.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-02-19
20 OF TWO ENllan

Willie-"Did you have an appoint.
ment with my sisterT Mash-"Ys-
az, I did" Willie-"Now know
why she went out in the RAIN
Judge