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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
RALLY IN SEVENTH
BRINGS VICTORY

Washington, April IA rally in the NTH
inning, that Melted seven runs gave Ford
nam victory over the Catholic University
nine here to-day. to .. Play was called
with one OF tho Fordhamites out In tho
ninth 4" allow the home players TO make II
boat for Norfolk. whero they meet Yale to-
morrow. \ run had been added by the New
Workers. hut the count reverted back TO the
eighth
keclcn. OF Fordhnm pitched a fne game
aud his teammates hit both of the local
WRITER'S hard. and were aided by poor
playing at critical times.
score by innings: II. H. Il.
Fordhnm .................I 0oTIooo-9 IL
catholic University. 0 0 0 0 o. . 4
iatterics-k ceian and Viviann Johnson
IryaTcs and Ringrose and Zachary.
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HEAVY HITTING WON
FOR ROANOKE COLLEGE,

Salem. Va. April i5.-In the mos, poorly.
niayed game az the season Roanoke college
defeated randolph Macon College here M.
AFTERNOON by score OF s to . Tho locals
gave Tiffany poor support ia tho Held but
were strong Ia their hitting. most o! their
hits being FOR Extra bases. For Randolph
Macon Midyctte played IA good, all-roui.d
game
batteries Roanoke. Tiffany and Katl.,,:
Randolph Macon. Green. Barrow and Brown
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.B|Bb EFFECTIVE
AGAINST \. NJ. |.
Cadets Lose Uninteresting Game
at Roanoke to Hard
Hitting Techs.

Roanoke. Va, Anril 13.--V. p T. oyervhcIn,-
90 'h- virginia Military Institute here this
afternoon, defeating the Lexington Cadets "A
10 IN a most embarrassing contest
ilob OF the Blacks burg boys was In er-
ceI!ent form and held hts opponents down 10
eight hitS. Tn" fielding OF both teams was
lack q: form. o. -
Following the game the winners tackled
Nils it"inok" Tigers. and tho cadets were
defeated II 20 /. Malloy and sarnhard, aid
me twiTilng FOR Roanoke. while Wclschcr
and ithnHher did tho receiving. Tho
ltlack shnrg boys used tire. pitchers against
n. le"suers Robertson. Macon ana Jones'
Williams aid the catching
The Y. l.. Nv. ". l. score follows:
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RECORD-BREAK|NG
CROWD WITNESSES
OPENING CONTEST
Baltimore Feds Defeat Buffalo
Before $4,000 Frantic Fans.
Many Errors Made.

Baltimore. April l3--%o, since the Baitl-
NOR" orioles captured three National LcaEu.
pHnnhrts has sucn crowd Witnessed a
game OF baseball In this city - to-day tiv
the Ra .nmorc cluh. OF The Federal League.
defeat Buffalo 20 . -Four hour, before me
game began Their" were :. 30 persons waiting
and II l. estimated TINT more than = 40
W-r" within the enclosure when Nayo-
diamond.
Though there v-rc numerous errors. III,
gam" Amounted In BRILLIANT plays jack
Quinn pitched consistent bail Tor the locals.
anu VITA perfect euppo-t probably would
have smut ont tn. visitors Pr-sld.u. GIL
more Of the Federal League, sass the game.
score by Innings: r. II H.
Baltimore .............. 0 20 0d6,3
Buffalo ....-.... .........00 q Q .GO0os
.Hatt"ri-s- Quinn and Jackllich. Moore.
Knapp and B.ai-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
VIRGINIA AGAIN
BESTS OLD YALE
Whites Home Run in First
Inning Starts Trouble for
Bulldog Outfit.

CMarlottesviiie., Va. April i3.--N!rsinla
again treuuccd Vale to-day. TO 9. opening
u? OF Giic In The nrs; Inning. when with
rasChall on. White laced out home rlin
NiieS "i!dncsS and n timely single by Guy
ana singles by U;uy and Siicilcy IN the NTH
rFoduCcd another trio cinchini; the contest
James puzzled Wales hattcrs in all but tho
seventh. when Cornish doubled and Hunter
'oiI"w"d with triple. Captain Ncn. Pnsrh-
Mhi,c Midd!ebTook made a spectacular catch
OF Nords long drive in The eighth with TWO
Nh srNr.. -, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
GEORGETOWN WINS
ANOTHER GAME

Washington. April 13.--Georgetown won Its
tec"nh straight game from Princeton hero
i"-d"y. nutpnying their opponents ut all
hpi three hits of Tyson. and tho other
hand Dcyo. It's slahblst, was batted freely
a. Tho right time. Neither team showed ex-
.'p'i"n"lly strong In the field. each making
htr "riorg
rcorn 10y innings: R.H. T..
i'Inorion ...............ooo oooo1-2 S
E.rtErtown ............1 o020-7 8 )
tSyHGh.
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GU|LFORD TRIMS
CAROLINA VARSITY

Greensboro. y. C.. april i7-C;ullford de-
teatcd the University of North Carolin;. TO
to-day The pitching OF Shore was be,
You'd the reach OF the Carolina players. who
secured but four hits. Up to the eighth in
ming Watkins had held Guilford to seven
hits. hut iu that inning nc becamc I'M.
ANc"cE went M without warming up and
yielded three hits and four runs
score b. innings: H. H. l..
Carolina ................0 o o q 0 @ o IL 1
Gu!Iford ................i :. o o 90 is-S 10 I
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RALEIGH GOLFERS
BEST WILMINGTON

Raleigh. y. G. April la.-Raleigh Country
club defeated Cape Fear Country club az
Wilmington on the links here this afternoon
In "a 2'-h"le match the second In series, OF
thrcr for a handsome silver cup, WHINING
ton having won the first match on Lees
birthday. The score to-day II TO - Ia
favor Of Raleigh. The first match. won Inv
Wilmington was % 10 g. Tho third ana de-,
Gliding match Is Ia be PLAYED on neutral
links, probably Richmond tVa) links. on
May II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
CLUSTER SPRINGS WINS
FROM CHATHAM TEAM

Chatham. Va. April l3.-CIuster Springs
Academy ro!up.d nwttv with auother r,,,1.
to-day ny defeating tn. Chatham Training
school 20 =. Tn" heavy and consistent hit
ting ~ the visitors won the game They
landed on Maddox FOR four doubles ana
eight singles.
Wilson :o- the Academy gave IN seven
hits. hut kept them well scattered. Tho
nclting OF Mister. the batting Of Leonard
and catching OF Thompson were features
Battercs-Chatham, Maddox and johnson;
Cluster. Wilson and Thompson.
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-.s-...........'
Battle .ANc,


SCORE by innings: n
Rattle Observation-Disclosures y o { O o.
Petersburg Observation-Disclosures. o d ! o 2 o o.
Summary: stolen White. Doudin (2)
Keller. Laval. Craven. Barnett Sacrifice
hlt-Baucr. Base on ballS-On SardersOn. .:
OFF Bauer. 4; off Nnlan. !. OF Richmond :.
Lott on bases Rattle Axe. 4: PctcrSburg ~
Hit by pitched bnlis-Noan. Laval. Deuppe.
Sacrifice ty-Busch Struck out-By san
derson. c: by Richmond =: by Austin. >
IiitS-On Richmond. : in . Innings or san
dersor, In innings: OFF Bauer, . In In
nlnGs' Wild pitch-Snnd"rson. Time OF
game. c:!5 Umpire. Barnes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14

Courtney: Base on balls-Off Sloan. ]:
In innings; on Smailwood 4 in 3 in
.ikers. In innings Hit BY pitchcJ
ball--Ralcy, by Akcrs Struck out
By Sloan, 3; by Smallwood /. by
Hurh"s. 3: by Ak"rs, =. Wild pitches
Sloan. Time OF game, l:45 U,uuir.s
CoWan and Hooker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
KILLER STRIKES OUT
FIFTEEN REMINGTON BATTEHS

Manassas Va, April l3-The Manassas
oaseoal! nih- Travelled 10 Remington to-day
m: anu 9ete't'i he team Of Remington ) to }
INC Manassas team and the pitching of Their
t"ir!ei klOieT Who allowed three hits and
!3hhc3 hit"rn. The game was fast and VOL
played throughout. '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
No Hit No Run Game

JRcLsonVitlc, Fla. April a.
Trunk johnson. pitching for the
JrcksonVillr. South Atlantic League
club. to-dn? allowed no hits and no
runs In u game against the Albany,
tsa.. team, of tho same Organization.
lie also struck ont ten men. jack
sonNillr won the contest. u TO o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
Toronto Dcfcot. KIM rnII,r,

Bristol. Tenn. Aptil l3.-lu an exhibition
game here to-day Joe K'ley's Toronto In
t-rnationnl I.caru team defeated King Col
l-Ge. OF Bristol, by the scur. of T. 10 J. Tho
T"rontou!nns are on their way North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
Glnnts Trim Orioles

Ha!t.mor, Ma, April l3.-in a fast gam.
nc New York Giants to-day defeated IA.
Baltimore Internatlonals 3 10 .
Score - ~ =,
New York 81. q
Baltimore .............. -
Batteries Schupp, Hearne ana Mclean
Ruth and EEan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
COOKS FIELDING
HELPS PIRATES

Raleigh. y. G.. April I3-port snouth tVn1
won this afternoon by scorc az . 10
against the Raleigh team In especially
tine game. In which the brilliant ncldinE OF
COOK FOR Portsmouth robbed Raleigh OF a
least two runs. assuring the game for MS
team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
Montreal Here To-Day

Montreal. of the international
LenRue. will 10 battle with the
Colts this afternoon, the game be-
ginning mt o'clock. Manager Rynn
mas not determined who will go to
the mound, though Mcintyre Is the
logical choice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14

'. T: ..........- !. 0 . I'll
NJ. -. ;.......,;:o 900 80 i
81; Jones. Pich. l.. Pitts Three-base hit
GILLESPIE, Home run-LegGr. Stolen bases
Nash. Dixon. Powell. Garner. Bruce. Double
pihy-Galaghcr to Mccormick to Legge
Base on hals-By Hibb, !; by Pitts. 3
struck out-By Bibb TO- by Pitts g. by
Watt. l. Time OF game. hours. Umpire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14

'A"'S .ss....s........o .
Rated for Sw!hart IN ninth.
Bstted for Gle In ninth.
Score h,- ,r,ir-e.

nalc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .o1ooloo0
:. S'A''t " 0 = D y IS
summary: Two-basc hit-Cnrnish Three
DaSe hii-iun;er. Home runs-White and
vaughn stolen hases-Wh!te. Green. Double
plaNs-Ncft 20 Paschall TO Word: Blossom 10
Swihar;. Sacrifice hits-PhIllips. Hunter
Base on halls-on James. :: OF Gle, 8. Lett
on bascs-EirE!nia, II. Yale. :. Hit by pitch
cd bal!-White. James. struck o,it-Hy
lanes !. by Gle :. Time OF game 90
Umpire. Chcwn!nE
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Dnn,lilc nrfrntc.i

South Boston. Va. Ap-il lg.-Sou,h Bos.1r
won her nrs, ba'ehail game OF th- season
this afternoon by defeating Dauyi.le by 4
score az = 20 .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14

Rochester.

Richmond " Of q q q n n q n ="
Rochester u q u - n q - :, =
Summary: Double plays-Ed,vnrds
Newton 10 ttnlcy: Mcmillan, Green To
CourtneN Left on bases Richmond.
D: Rochester, 5. Sacrifice nys-Prirst
Iwo-ba liits--lircsnahan, Gray.
Ihrec-base hits-Bcrgcr. snyder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14

John Camel brought his muchly
rated Rochester club hero yesterday
for exhibition purposes. and, while
tarrying. won q ball game from tho
Colts. : to 5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14

Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Philadelphia at New York.
Wa SllINcton ~ Boston.
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Evening journal., 1914-07-03
THAT MAN CHABEE
AGAIN TRIMS Chicks
Allows Nine Hits, But the
Champions Fail to Get
Them at Right Time
ROBINSON FAILS
TO SAVE SWALLOW

HARRISBURG. July S.-Harris-
burg increased its lead in the Tri-
state League yesterday by defeating
Wilmington with the crack twirler
in the box, score s to 3.
The Senators pounded Swallow
hard in the first two innings. but in
the fourth lammed him TO all corners
OF the lot Two passes a stolen base.
Whalen's triple and three singles net
ted them four runs and practically
put the game ON ice Wilmington put
IN Robinson. who held the Senators
TO one run, but his teammates were
unable 90 touch Chahek I'm the re-
naming innings
Wilmington rallied In the fourth
inning and for a time Il appeared as
though Chahek would be taken from
the box In the previous inning he
injured his arm in stretching a single
into a double and was unable to get
the ball across the plate After one
OF the visitors had crossed the plate,
Pearce attempted to steal home, but
was thrown out easily Foye and
swallow retired the side on easy
drives TO Whalen
Harrisburg scored in the first in
ming. a pass TO Koyes, Cruickshanks
sacrifice and Swallows wild pitch en-
abled him 10 score The Chicks took
the lead in The second when Myers
and Sharpe Tailed on three long sim
gles Sharpe's double and Pearces
hit enabled them TO count again I'm
the fourth.
Nhalcn opened the fourth for the
Senators with a triple. Mccarthy
walked. Emerson singled, scoring
Whalen. Chabek went out-and ad-
vanced the men on the bases. Keyes
walked aud Cruickshank singled TO
center, scoring Mccarthy and Emer-
son. Cruickshank took second on
the throw-in. went TO third on Crists
hit and stole home Emerson added
the final run in the sixth, scoring
from second base on Cruickshanks
third hit
Evening journal., 1914-07-03

Johnny Gallagher. the former Yale
and Georgetown star and Olympic
hero, will be one of the main at
fractions at the lrish-American sports
here on July is. Gallagher has en-
tered the half-mile. one and FIVE mile
runs and is I'm the best of condition.
Gallagher will concede large handi-
caps 10 the many entrants from this
and other cities Pitted against him
viii be Paul Lafuna. of Philadelphia,
champion marathoner. All the lo-
cal track followers will remember the
contest Of these heet-footed long dis
tance men in 1912 at Wawaset Park,
when Lafuna was disqualified for
fouling Gallagher with only a furlOng
10 go in a fve-mile race. Gallagher
had passed Lafuna after a great
sprint The Italian was unable to
stand the applause given his competi-
tor and reached out after the flying
collegian i'm an effort to stop this
burst of speed, which would no doubt
have resulted in the hanging of new
record for this popular distance.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03

While the Maps were being Daussed
by the Tigers, Frank Chances Yanks
pulled a game out from under Wash
lngton and scrambled out of the cell
lar
Dauss allowed the Maps nine hits,
but il was such a long time between
swats that Cleveland failed to get
over a run.
Chance shook up his team and the
Yanks ran wild They sailed in for
a total of - hits. everybody but Daley
connecting at least once.
The Red Sox handed it to the Ath-
letics twice, making it four out of
five for the series.
In the first Mack's sluggers gather
ed i3 hits against 9 for the RED Sox,
hut lost by a margin of one run,
Coumbo. in the second, let the Ath-
letics down with three hits
Evening journal., 1914-07-03

Homecoming of the Chicks after tho
longest stay Of the season on the cir
cult.
York showed some new life yesterday,
and the team which will move to Lam
caster for the first home game next
Wednesday, beat "Izzy" Hoffman's club
in both games of a double header
There is little to choose from among
the teams of the circuit now and the
outcome of every game these days is
an even bet.
jackson is playing the spectacular
in fielding The work OF the Chick pilot
most every day is a feature OF the
game. jackson is showing his club the
way it should be done by practical
bility as we'll as by theory.
Good weather is all that will be re-
quired tomorrow to set a new record Of
attendance at the. Union street grounds
The battery for tomorrow's game is
problem. but it is possible that Jar
man and Shollenberger will be announced
as the king pins of the Chick offense.
Although not stated officially, rumor
has il that there are negotiations for
the sale of Brown and Pearce The local
management will not discuss the matter.
The game at home tomorrow after
noon will see "Zeke" Wrigley in a
mighty effort to overcome the Chicks.
IT viii be remembered that the Memoir
ial Day game here ended in a tie.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
TO CHESAPEAKE CITY BY AUTO

The Maple Leaf Social and team
will go to Chesapeake City tomorrow
TO meet the fast team of that place
now playing it's most successful sea-
son, having won 10 and lost three
games. Manager Pennell, Of Maple
Leaf. is after two games. W. Davis
or McGonigal will work in the morn
ing game and e. Davis in the after
noon. The following players are re-
quested to make the trip: Carlin, e.
Davis. McGonigle, VIM. Davis. Salter,
Mcguire. Baldwin. Ruff, Reasin, Gray,
pauley, Pierce and Regan; the Maple
Leaf will leave Linden and jackson
streets. at s o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03

the rule is that double-headers do
not count. only regularly scheduled
games. In June n the Boston Ma
tionals played two games c claims
tl.at both games should count because
they were official games and played
on a holiday. D claims if they were
official games only the second game
should count because it was 2 holiday
ina Boston only. Who is right?
G. d.
Durned If J know, old top. Seeing
that both games in Boston, June L.,
were regular scheduled games II
seems 10 me that & Is right, though.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
TO PLAY FEDERALs.

The Highland team Of the City
Amateur League will line-up against
the Federal team of the same league
tomorrow afternoon on the Upper
Diamond at the Water Tower. Smith
OF Logan will most likely pitch, while
Handy will do the receiving game.
The game will start at 2 o'clock
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
What Do You Want
TO Know About Sport7

Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
A bets b that a batter Is not al
lowed to run to first on his third
strike IL there is a man on second
base. B says he is allowed to run.
Who is right? READER.
b Is right. As far as the third
strike rule is concerned second base
has nothing 10 do with It. Batsman
is out on third strike, however, If
first base Is occupied and two men
are not already out.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
A bets b that Hal Chase in his
prime was better than Daubert is to-
day. Please give your opinion as TO
which was the better at fielding. base
running and batting. We will leave
it to you to decide. B.
When Hal Chase was at his best
he had days when he performed
stunts we never expect 10 sec
equalled, but as steady. reliable
star give us Jake Daubert.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
Will you please inform an anxious
public which threat is the more ter
rible. Ban Johnson's statement that
he would not speak to players who
jumped to the Federal League or
Frank Chances statement that Heine
Schultz, because he jumped 20 the
Federals. could never play with the
Nanks again? NJ
We don't know, NJ; We don't know.
Both are fearful ones!
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL.
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