The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

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!. hess boys are absolutely right and
Z should fight for and Insist upon hay
a ing their games, or at least a part OF
1 them. played In tho part OF town that
shaa and is still furnishing the best
T bAseball material that Is playing anna
& teur basel ball in Il the * eli y. Manager
Clements. OF Kahns, has takens,ip this
q ~ after With President. LaT ouche but
& AS yet has not been able to get him to-
( enforce the schedule that was adopted
by the league and approved by the
N Amateur Baseball Commission of Rich
4 lnond
Kidp Lewis. who is playing third
base for Bell Telephone, certainly did
play a great game yesterday against
s the Battle Axe team. This boy PLAYED
3 q good, clean game and DATED we'll
Park Rogerson. who pitched for Bell
Y Telephone yesterday. certainly did
4 pitch good baseball and tielded his po-
sition in great shape
Dixon, who started to pitch for
& Battle Axe yesterday. is a very clever
Soungstera as long as there are no men
on bases, but Just as soon as a PLAYER
gets on brsc it is all up with him
John Whitfield was on the job when
Z he put brother Lee in DiNons place
In the game yesterday.
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4 Richmond League, claims to have a
team that is equal to any in the CITY.
and say that If they win the pennant
in their league. they will insist upon
PLAYING the winners of remnants in
leagues higher up, until they have
played the best that the city can pro
duce.
>sssnderson. OF Tyler's. Old Dominion
League. is pitching great ball for his
oct da,, H.
ed in striking out twelve men in sue
cession.
sitterding. who pitched for the Col
legians yesterday, held his opponents
TO five hits.
Blanton. pitching for Ashland yes
terday. held the Collegians down to
four hits and lost his game. This is
hard luck for this boy, and he should
get better support from his team
mates.
The newly organized West End
& League has gotten down to business
and is prepared to play the season
through in frst-class shape.
Manager Donneliy. of A. A. Adkins,
which will play the women's baseball
team a Broad Street Park, is expect
ing a good game and large attend
ance.
Frank Dunn, who pitched for the
Grays yesterday and won his game by
the score of 4 to 4, was in no condition
to play baseball. and deserves great
credit for the way that he worked
toy carry his team to victory. Dunn
was suffering from an attack OF appen-
dicitis.
Bruce Calder, the clever little in
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cleanest inhelders in the city. Bruce
is there with the stick also.
Theodore Wilcox. who plays the left
garden for the Kahns of Richmond.
sure does field we'll, having fielding
percentage of 1000
Gentry, OF the woodall e Quarles,
deserves credit for the way he works
for a game, and with a little help from
his teammates he would win a major
ity of his games.
Powell caught nice game for Ty-
ler's champions Yesterday in the place
of Hampton, who got his finger broke
few days ago.
Battle Axe will play the Collegians
at Broad Street Park Tuesday after
noon, and as these teams are old time
rivals, one of the, greatest amateur
games that has. ever been played in
this town is expected.
Horace S. Wrights forfeited their
game to Kahns yesterday by not show
ing up at the grounds that the game
was scheduled to be played upon.