The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
AMATEURS HAVE
GOODDAY' WORK
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consideration that they are piloted bS
n man of experience like Andrew Cam
cpa, there is no telling where they will
land before the interstate and inter
city series is over
Ashland Looms large.
Ashland is "A team that should he we'll
up in the, running this year; having
had a little advantage over the other
hoys in regard to practice, and under
the guidance of Jack Anthony. former
''Goober." Virginia state League. should
proye strong contenderS for pennant
honors in this league ~,
Collcgians are certainly as strong as
they, were last year, while Barton
Will in All PROBABILITIES. make things
warm for their new found opponents.
The managers of the Old Dominion
the Ieagmc TO reduce the number OF
teams In the league 10 four, hut since
this 5hey saye Sssn TrFea
The Howitzers and Harold Jones, rep
rosenting the Southsidcrs. that they, will
held this weeli) consider the matter of
going back 10 the six-club league.
The old Dominion would do we'll 10
The members Of these teams are not
only good ball players. but are ms fine
set Of fellows as one 1, wants to come ,.
much in favor OF the increase, rs is
Secretary Knightiy:
hIcnmOnu I.CuGuc.
Tho Richmond League which reor,,.
Eanized recently has about completed
plans for the season. although as yet
no president has been elected.
the managers OF the league at their
initial meeting, has left town and the
hcyS are very anxious to elect Il. i.
rrowder, who managed Horace S.
Wrights team asst year. TO this all I'M
pcrtant office Crowder is one OF the
most experienced and cleancst young
h3 g,ban this
League would he fortunate to secure
his services
sanitation. Will make application to
tho commission nj its meeting Tuesday
night. for projections.
The league is composed OF six teams
and has elected 4 staff of officers that
arc practical men and arc willing to
give their time. and influence for the
best interests of amateur baseball
Tho Central League has progressed
n little farther than the other leagues.
having secured their grounds and
adopted a schedule and appointed UNI
sound.
This league has abou, finished sign
ing PLAYERS and claims that they are
going to set an example for their
brothers In regard to good managc
mont and discipline.
schools sG B az icS G1asSsT the sunnny
wcolt and form another league. 1t is
not known yet Just what schools will
be represented and it will DO a matter
that will be hard TO decide as there
arc about twenty teams that want to
get INTO this league, and it would not
hc possible to have more than six on
city.
Official bulletin.
Official bulletin OF the secretary of
the commission up to o'clock Sa,ur-
DAY. March 20: 1913;
West End Lcague-Contracts with
The prates-M J; Kelly, Jr,, Eddie o.
Mosby. Herbert Williams, David
Frances. william iWlson, p. e. Riley
u. Jones, Joseph Lowry and Rviand
Imperials-G f. Brooks. ]. w. Inger-
soil, G. \. Ragland and John Vest.
Burke & Goa. J. Atkins.
Cherry Smash. NJ. Chappell.
Company, r NJ. Bransford. ''''f 3
American Clothing Co. Wins.
In the iirst game of the season, the
American Clothing Co. team. Class b.
defeated the much talked of team of
Woodall & Qnarles, Glass a, in an cx-
citing game. by the score Of TO 3.
Dreamer, for the clothing tse.r1an ny.
MAS III nidseason form. strik7Sg ON
eeie'en men. and also hitting the pill
Burkc K Co. played "a good game as
did Blackburn. Gentry, for Woodail &:
Quarlcs also did some nice pitching,
tanning nine. Welch. WinEo, Lee
Jones. Beaslcv and Ncrvins' all ne,y
men. were out for tr.youts. and made =
good showing
Score by innings: r. IL z
W & g. :..... o31looo0 90 /
,, summaries; Batteries : American
Woodail q ousries, Gentry MIR ca"lte,
ana Pnllen lSruCk ont--Ey Dreamer
ny Gentry, .; by Coulter. Z. Two
RamhIers Win.
The Burk 4, Co team made their frs,
appcarancc on tho diamond oy dcSat,
At third, while Atiiins carried ofS : tho h
batting honora:: getting -four hits out
ot four trips to the plate. Bunting
lntched for the Ramblers but wns hi
~ opportune times. The Burks % Owed
their defensive strength BY retiring
The sides in the NTH with three MGR
on letting in no runs.
me Furls want.a practice game foI
next SATURDAY.
r aGorS b. i'ninss; II. II. f
Summaries: Batteries : Eambiers
Bunting and Clark, Burk Co. l3rl.
lock and Irons.
.r, h"hns of itichmond rrncticc.
The kahnS were out yesterday OF
VIC Chesapeake and Ohio park. an,
some good. fast ,ieldins. was the fra
turc of the evening.
A'tbPlt' i'At f'i i4ISA bJ=H
league StyiC. aE lie expects 10 20 4 o III,
lSmuice state in - few Wcc&s - u,r
FOR practice. kahns will miss MIN
very much Captain & WiicoN. VIII
played Ehortstop. scooped them np wit
ease and also states that the men AZ
in fine form and looks forward Tor
good game April g. Catcher ll@nu
ton was busy receiving the twisters O
the different pitchers they we're Z,
follows: Robinson, Creekmorc. I{cr
They All state that their arms arc
irst-class condition. Robinson. wh
played III the Capital CITY League {,
the Skreemers, viii also don a Kahn
uniform and work ON the mound
thinner, who Will play IN the lie
garden was out aud feldcd ever,
thing thst came his way. Kerr al
Kersey were also in the field with
exc like An eagle. Clay PLAYED Seco3
base for kahr's yesterday in practic
and II looks as though he VIII pl;
some one Tor position this season.
Manager Clements. OF The Kahn's
Richmond team. reports Lew Bowe
rs being out for practice. AS Bowe
is under contract Win the Southc
l!ell team. he should not be listed
Clements rs being one Of their playe
Manager SLACK. Of the Southern Il
team reports that lie is having tro
80. nle In getting his star FIRST hascnl;
f'rmmins. 20 report FOR practice Gu
minis seems TO be under the iinpressi
Tint he is not the property this seas
As the rules OF the unmiss!on are We
r.fu IN, n To -