Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
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Skip's Morning Smile

Skips Morning Smile
Roach has crawled back from the
Feds to tho Bisons, much TO the gratifi.
cation OF Buffalo bugs
Weather forecasters promise a bright.
clear day for this vicinity Jack Dunn
and his hopefuls need such weather 81
they are TO get into condition for the
game with the Senators on Saturday.
Speaking OF diets, one OF Dunn's re :
cruits prepared for practice the other
day by eating ~ luncheon consisting OF
piece OF pineapple and plate of Ice
cream, but he got through the after
noon without showing the effects.
Do you realize that in six days they
VIII be playing exhibition games right
here In Broad Street Park
Local prep schools will put in a busy
week Richmond Academy plays Ches-
ter. Mt Chester. tomorrow afternoon:
McGuire's meets the Union Theological
Seminary at Byrd Park on "Wednesday
afternoon. and John Marshall High
school Will play Ashland High School
at the same place on Thursday after
noon
1t is reported from the far south that
Stuny McInnis Is 20 be changed from
the initial sack to the hot corner TO
I'LL the place vacated by Frank Baker
President Ed Barrow is the only
league official-major or minor-left In
New York. The others are all of on
pleasure trips. The International pilot,
however, is doing real work
Runners who wish 10 enter the i've
mile modified marathon TO be run on
Saturday afternoon under the auspices
of the Church Hill Athletic Club, have
until Wednesday, night to register with
Manager McCook. Ten handsome prizes
VIII be given TO the winners
No wonder Bill Carrigan says the
Boston Red SoX under his management
will walk away with the American
League pennant. Just glance at the
pitching stafr-Joe Wood. Ray Collins,
Dutch Leonard, Foster. Shore, Gregg
and Ruth! The Red Sox will also have
n new hoxman named Scott. who won
thewty-six and lost ten games with
Saginaw. in the Southern Michigan AS
sociation. last year.
Supporters of the ST Louis Cardinals
are now saying that Miller Hugcins is
the luckiest man alive. He actually has
proiited through the jump last winter
OF Wingo and Perritt. for he will get
players more valuable to his team
through the circumstances OF their re
Hop, while the two Cards who stay
jumped, Magee and O'Connor, are con-
'sidered pretty good radiance.
If the quarrel between the Kansas
City and Newark Federal League clubs
does not go as high as the Supreme
Court. the independents should have
their 1915 schedule ready by Labor Day.
Turkeys finances are so low because
II horned in the European war that the
people are demanding that n twenty
one-wife limit be forced on the Sultan.
Big league clubs abandon the soft
Southern breezes this week and wend
their way northward. Few viii linger
here long enough 10 play this year.
Douglas Faden. known to ring follow
ers as Young Douglas, Is back in town.
is anxious to meet any lightweight In
the South between the weights of liz
and 100 pounds.
ri, Pieh. Pipp. Prey. Phor and Penn
This combination gives some rare out
bursts in listing double plays pulled by
tho Yankees this summer. One posi-
bility is ri to Pieh to Pipp. Another
Is Peck to Pich to Pipp, as Professor
Peckinbaugh is often entered I'm the
scores in this way. This almost equals
the Philly combination Of Doolan to Do
Ian to Doom. If II doesn't come up on
even terms.
Bowling Tournament Gu.
PEORIA, ILL, March 21.--E. j. KEEL
ly and a. Toemmel, OF Chicago, tool,
first prize in the doubles to day In the
American bowling tournament contest
with 1881 D. Kurleman and C.. Brink
man, Of Cincinnati. shot into second
place with 1.2l5. J. Leilinger and r.
Wilson. of Chicago lead the singles
with 671 each aud R0h p1up,,onro ~