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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
SPIDERS WILL HAVE MEET
TO-DAY AND BASEBALL GAME
Interclass Track Competition TO Bc
Observation-Disclosures TO lie Played
Inter In Dny.

Stadium Field. WcsthaInpton. viii be
the scene OF athletic activity this :if-
tcrnoon. FIRST VIII come the delayed
section Of the intcrclass meet. fol-
and the Union Theological Seminary
THIS game ~ sure to be a hummer
from the start. as the Spiders viii he
playing hard for their game with Wiz
GINA l'olytcchnic Institute on Thurs
uay at Wcsthainptom.
The Spider lineup has adjusted il
self pretty well now. and the Baptists
VIII be- represented on the diamond by
practically the same aggregation that
mad" such crcditablc showing against
Lafayette last week. This same for
nation Will he used in the early games
and unless il breaks viii be continued
III the championship contests Tn. in
field seems fairly certain, With Ancar-
rev on nrst. Logan on second lieEan
1T shortstop and Mac Pitt on third
base. Coach bobSon has been unable
TO chosse between Craven and Blanken-
very strong bid for the backstopping
position. and il is doubtful now as to
the ultimate winner. Tate, who was
formerly regarded as the best of the
Trio. seems TO have slipped badly. for
his arm absolutely refuses to respond
AS il should.
Robinson and Cox are looked upon as
sure men for the slabwork. with Bur
ton and Luttrell trailing them. In the
outhcld, oNcill has taken a death pri -
on the center berth, and Captain Wiley
will no doubt be kept out in the left
pasture, while the choice in the right
garden IS still unsettled. but will be
probably determined between Sisson,
Crosslcy. Hyland and one or two others.
The game this afternoon ought TO be
a good workout for the Spiders, as the
dominics have a very good lineup
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JUAREZ RESULTS

First race-four furlonEs --Toa stmas.
ter. io3 tSteyensl, ol TO and
to !. even. to =. second: Lady Bla nche.
third. Time, As, Is: Noynem. Mayne
Second-five and one-half furlongs---
zenotk. ll3 ,McCabel, TO ]. 3 to ..
TO 10. first; Igloo. los tShillingl. 10
bali. lla (Garnerl. TO /. . to /, even.
third Time. 1907. Autsri. Grecnbrae.
Alice Teresa, Jewel of Asia. Fafner.
Itenwar. Round Up, Lady Fender. Be-
leve Me, Cesario. also ran.
Third-one mile-Zangarce. 9s Gear
Lady Mint, 1oi tshilling) 10 to l.. !
third Time, i:aS %. Petit Blem
Smiling Mag. Cloud Chief Sugar Lump.
Oblivion. Palma, Captain Druse and
Fourthhve and one-half furlongs-
Miss Edith, los Carter. to l; to
: to = hrs'; Tempest sanor 100 Ones
third. Time. 1':o7. Make Good, Angus.
tvs ~ Hsinzeii Wtnif n, D. Marie Goeghill,
Fifth-hve and one-half furlongs-
Rosemary. los (McCabel. 8 to l., even,
to /, 70 !. 2 to l. second: conchaw,
third: Time. 1905 90. Snidcr's Best,
Hazel G. Yuba. Calcium and Bisman.
also ran.
Six,h--siX furlonss-IInrdbadd, I05
Garner), TO ]. even. 10 .. first {:
5, { to ;. second: Rubicon. Ill Carter.
to /, to !, 3 to .. third. Time. l "a
4-5. Auntic Curl, Lone Star. Cecil.
Ruvoco, also ran.
Sevcnth--fve and one-half furlongs
-Eck Davis, ll3 tJacksonD. 10 to l.
to 1, . to I. first: Marsand. los tMc-
Cabc), to |, . to !. even, second {:
EogEy Johnson, o. (Marcol, to /. .
TO !. even, third. Time, I:O6 2-5. Bcn's
Brother. Big Lumax. Area Minnie +.
Phyllis intoincttc. Lofty Haywood
Transparent and Butter Ball. also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
MARSHALL|TES WIN TWO
GAMES FROM EMPORIANs
Richmond Boys Make II Three in u
Row on Easter
Trip.
HEAVY HITTING IS FEATURE
In Both Contests Local School Lads
Hit Ball Hard = Will Play Fork
Union Academy on Saturday nj
Fork Union.

EMiPOKIA VA. April 5.-John Mar
snail swamped Emporia High school
IN thc last Two games OF the series
to-day. In spit" of wet grounds. TN.
Marshallitcs proved themselves far su-
perior 10 tho local lads in both batting
ana neldinS. Tn" first game resulted
IN score OF ii u =. while the second
was won ny score Of $ ~ -
The special features Of the morning
game We're the pitching OF Sloan. the
batting of sales. lentll"ton ana Tins
icy. ana I'll" fielding OF i'ulliam, Whar-
ION and Renncit. for John Marshall,
while both SlaElc and I'uggs starred
Tor Emporia in fielding ana batting.
The afternoon game was featured by
Inc catching Of Stumpf and the pitch
ing ~ Massic. The batting of Pullia n,
and Wharton was ais" noticeable. The
heldlng of John Marshall was almost
p.riect: The result OF the dilisent
training OF Dr. Harry IIcdgpcth is
gradually being brought 10 light as the
team adds new victories To its string.
Manager Belts will journey with his
warriors on Saturday To Fork Union,
tuily confident Of victory there The
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RICHMOND ACADEMY WINS
EASILY FROM ALEXANDRIA
Lornl Hoys HIVE Things Own WAY.
Brown, by Witness, Helped Scor-
Ing of OpnOnenfA.

The Richmond Academy baseball
team easily won from the Alexandria
High School nine by the score OF II
TO 10 Yesterday. The game was played
on vet and slow diamond. as result
hifiown; who was in the box for the
inchmond boys, was n trihc Wild and
but for that pitched air-tight bail. al
lowing only three hits i'm seven in
nings and striking out ten men. Bin
FORD. who relieved him, also allowed
three hits and struck out three men.
The Richmond team hit almost Mt
Will, q. kuyk and Spencer leading
with four and five hits, respectiyelv
q; Nuyh parked the pill twice, but was
allowed only two bases I'm each case
Strothcr had his batting eye also, Sc
curing three bingles in six tries
AlcNandria's runs came as a result
OF browns wildness. who walked nine
men and hit one. while the visitors
counts were the result of heavy hit
tinE the game was very slow,
married by frequent errors and bone
plays by both sides. ~ Kuyt PLAYED
an unusually good game at second
taking many chances without n single
miscuc. G.. Kuyk received n split fin
ger while receiving. and was forced TO
play rinht field for the rest or tho
game. The game that was TO he PLAYED
with II: NJ O. at Front Royal Saturday
was called on account OF cold weather
:, batteries Brown. Rinford and Shnck-
leford. kuyk; Gaynes, Smith and Scha-
fer. "
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SPORTS
TX = l. NEWSY STORIES SPOR is
What Actors Had to
Say for Themselves
Ul JESS WILLARD.
knew could do Il.

] knew ] could do u.
johnson RRvc me RreRt bnttIe
for twenty rounds, but lie could not
hurt me. although his punches were
powerful. Ind not lEurcd ]
would win before the twentieth
round. feeling nurc johnson would
show up well until then. WINS
sure that my endurance was nu-
perior to his, and that by laying
back ! could tire him out.
fought cautiously until tho
twentieth round, and then in the
twcnty-iirst and twenty-second, sec
ing johnson firing rapidly. went
I'm TO finish him up.
In the twcnty-fourth knew
had the championship within my
Ernsp.
In tho twcnty-Rfth I shot ncross
two body punches, knowing they
would weaken tho champion, md
when the t>ycnty-si1th cnmc went
out to finish johnson.
when the round started. Johnnon
was SLOW In getting from his cor
ner. and his EroKHincsS spurrcd
me On.
backed him into IL corner,
tented with my left. forcing him
to shift his guard, and then shot
nay right against his inv with nlI
the power in my body, ending the
fight, and realizing my LIES great
est ambition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
CADETS ARE TRIMMED BY
TECHS IN ANNUAL GAME
Nlrginln Polytechnic Institute Defeats
FirE inin Military Institute
In EnAtcr CONTEXT.

ROANOKE, VA. April 5-The Viz
Slnia Polytcchnic Institute this after
noon defeated the Virginia Military In
Stitute cadet team here in the annual
Easter game by the score Of 3 to O.,
before a large crowd
At the outset the game promised to
be close one. the score being TO |
up to the fourth. when the BiacksburG
team punched It's hits and sent two
men across the plate. Bib, for the
Techs, frightened up after the first
frame and Kept his hits scattered, al
lowing only four scratch hits through
out the remainder Of the game.
I'm the fourth frame. n three base nit
q two-baGGer and a single Melted the
Y. - |. team two runs. The PITTS
brothers battery worked well for the
Lexington cadets. j. Pitts allowing hut
seven hits I'm the game. However, the
techs made these count
The skies were overcast throughout
the afternoon and chilly wind swept
the field, but there was no rain
The score by innings: R.H.E
N.MI !. ....l o o 0 0 0 OIL s 4
V.P.I. ....l o 2 o o o O IL /
Batteries,E. r. T.: Bibb, Coppen-
Umpire, Sampson.
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man against tho whole world. so &c
speak. Fat. illconditioned. harasse ed
by anathemas from the people in the
crowd, and with age obviously against
him. throughout he nevertheless fought
along with marvellous craft against his
crude. but amazingly powerful op-
punent.
willard WAS BIE Surprfsc.
Willard was big surprise II is
true Johnson has gone far back, but
Willard outboxcd him and outrouGhed
him all the way
His abnormal heighth gave him some
advantage over Johnson. but his
strength was his main asset. He
fought carefully, as he said he would.
with Tom Jones whispering instruc-
tions in his car between rounds
While still far from a finished fighter,
perhaps he was anything but the awk-
ward dub that some expected
johnson did not talk as much 10 Will
lard as used to be his custom with his
opponents. He had little TO say 10 tho
crowd, and whenever he spoke TO Jess
II was good naturediy, Willard answer
u:; in monosyllablcs Once only did
Jack answer rcmark from the crowd
with amy heat. hut the old golden
smile" rarely broke across his countc-
nance.
lie frequently nodded to acauaint-
ances in the crowd between rounds. but
his whole attitude Indicated depression.
Johnson said tonight that he is
going back to Paris, and expects that
his interest in the pictures Will bring
him some income
The gate receipts to-day approx
mated si60.o00. While the twentieth
round was being fought Jack Curley
took compassion on the frcnxicd
~
al 81 per head. hut the dollar goes
To Curlcy Brown as admission to the
races which followed the fight
Both fighters left the track Al once
and returned to town.
willard Little Marked.
Willard was only slightly mark ed.
and Johnson showed no bruises of the
battle
Probably there never has been \
heavyweight championships battle
where advanced opinion was so gem
eral as or the result Of this That
stout stomach OF Johnson's was large
~ responsible. but even before II was
apparent that the negro could not get
into condition. members of the syndi-
cate which controls Willard had been
sending kilograms to their friends In
the States urging them TO bet on the
n hit. man.
Despite this feeling there was not
much betting to-day. most Wagers
being small! The parimutuel machines
at The track paid to on Willard
with a fair play. After the tenth
round Willard was n strong favorite.
One man bet to that willard would
Win inSide OF twenty five rounds.
Wizards own description OF the fin
ism is about as has been recorded. lie
says that Johnson seemed TO be in
deadly fear OF another stomach punch
from the time he got the blow in the
1f
lard SAYS that he had intended to keep
pounding away at that point up to
the time that he saw that big open
ing FOR the Jaw.
The Gcht promoters are talking OF
special train to take Willard back to
New York. hut less IS still most happy
in IN" company OF his two friends
from kansas.
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ny JACK JOHNSON.

beaten.
did the best 7 could, and put
forth the best that WINS In me 70
win. but, despite the rain OF blows,
Willard sccmed unaffected. though
hit him hnrd enough and often
enough I'm the first twcnt! rounds
To floor ten ordinary men.
One consolation I have Is TINT I
proved to my friends that I WIN In
condition. This WINS shown by the
fight up to the twentieth round.
M man could have tried harder than
! 70 win, but I WAS up aEntnst u
mnn who wouldn't crumpIc when
hit him. md whose right to my Jaw
took tho championship from me.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
GENERALS HOLD CORNELL
TO TWO |AF|ELD CLOUTS
Jennings, Nephew OF Hughic, Is i'm
Fine Form for Washing
ten and Lee.
RECON is HIT FREELY
Visiting Slabman I.ooScns Tn in
Fifth Inning and by Wildncss Per-
mits Six Scores To BE Made on De-
livery Before Game Ends.

LEXINGTON. VA, April 5.-Cornell
Earn"red only two inicld hits or
Southpaw William Jennings. a nephew
OF the redoublablc iIughic. and Wash
inEton and Lee triumphcd to-day. 10
u. The Generals failed to solve John
son IN the four innings that he twirled
but ;. kcaEon. who assumed the pitch
ing burden in the fifth, Welded six runs
ny virtue OF his wildncsS and Wash
ington and Lees timely hitting Bailey
and Rivcs starred for the Generals
while BLISS hitting and fielding fca-
turcd for Cornell
The score.
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.FORDHAM DROPS UPHILL
CONTEST TO VIRGINIA
Northcrners Unable to Overcome
Five-Run Lead Gathered In
First Inning.
DREW BLANKS THEREAFTER
Orange and Blue Bntsmcn Unable to
Hit After Twirlers Got Bearings.
Smith and Herman Get Circuit
Drives in Opening Inning.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Apru :.
-Fordhan played "A splendid uphill
game to-day. but could not quite over
come Nirginia's iive-run lead, secured
III the FIRST inning before the visiting
twirlcrs could get their bearings. Mar
tin. who started or for Fordham. did
not last an inning. lie retired after
r.. y. Smith drove the ball over the
bank in deep center. Two runs were
scored off his successor. Walsh. in this
frame, but thcrcafter the Southcrncrs
drew blanks.
Herman and Bcrrigan neidcd bril-
liantly for Fordham. The former laced
out a home run in the first inning,
while Kane contributed three hits. in
Guiding a double in the fourth which
sent TWO runs aCroSs.
The score.
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ROCKY MOUNT TURNS OUT
FOR OPENING BALL CAME
Crowd OF 5000 Fans Sees New Vir-
ginia Icagucrs Play
First Game.
YORK IS VICTORIOUS
Yankees Pry or Lid by Defeating
Ray Ryan's MiniunS-Crec knocks
Homer With Bases Loaded, and
Pipp Duplicates Hit.

ROCKY MOUNT, y. C.. April .
Three thousand fans, umbluned by
snow and storm havoc witnessed the
Official oponing OF League Park here
to-day whom the Rocky Mount club Of
the Virginia League met defeat at the
hands OF New York Americans by the
score Of 10 !. 1t was the FIRST time
contest this season. Peckiupaluh being
seen al short for first engagement Of
the training season. Manager Hyan's
squad showed up decidedly well and
only one error WAS chailkcd uD on both
teams. this being on a diiiicult chance
showing the near mid-ScaSon form that
was manifest. while fourteen hits off
the five pitchers used evidences the
clip at which fingers were moving.
New York scored it's first run in tho
opening frame when. after High had
doubled. Cree duplicated the trick
kincaid, who was sent In in the fourth
suffered Il severe drubbimg when, after
one man was given life on an error,
following hit, Cree smashed drive
over right field fence. scoring three.
ltpp followed moment later with an
other hit over wall.
The only score by locals Was on
MulNnncy's drive between center and
LEFT for only III. three base hit Of the
game. followed by iwo-basc drive by
I'armelc". The score was made on
Cardwcli i'll the seventh.
New i@rk o
Batteries rieh. Cardwril ana Sweo-
ney; i;urgc. kiucaid OBricn ANA i'ui-
rich. Mulvancy. Umpire. Rivers Monts.
Time. ! 80
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Rob Burmnn Win, uoc.

Los ANGELES. April 4-Rob Bur
man, in his reconstructed Peugot, this
afternoon Won the ffty- mile match
and Louis DisbrOw, going the dis
lance without n stop and holding n
sate pace when he had the race in
nano; burmahS tim" vas 30 minutes
d 20 SECONDS. Cooper finished one
minute and 40 seconds behind. Dis
brow dropped out in the thirty-nftb
lap because OF radiator trouble.
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UNION UNIVERSITY LOSES
TO FASTER HAMPTON NINE
Jasper Pitched Good Game. but Puor
support and Inability to Bnt
Causes Defeat.

Virginia Union University went down
IN defeat before the stronger team Of
Hampton Normal and Industrial In
Shtutc. in llOrcy Park, yesterday by
tile scor" Of to o. IIamptou's success
vase due 10 their superiority AZ the
stick. Jasper, for Union. outpitchnd
his opponent IN every scene OF the
contest, hut poor support and Enion's
Inability to connect with the horsehidc
robbed him of Il deserved victory
Union had several good chances for
completing tie circuit. but failed to
use them. The honors for Hampton
seem to he equally distributed. willie
the stellar sensations for Union settle
upon IIucles. Taylor and Jenkins.
1hC score follows:
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BROOKLYN DEFEATS |NTs
BY SUPERIOR ST|CKWORK
Tennis Hold Swatfest, In Which Visi.
tors Have Best of Argu-
ment.
RUSSELL PROVES INEFFECTIVE
Splitter Is Unable to Check Hitting,
and Jarman Is Sent to His RELIEF.
Jack CoOmbs Proves That He Is
No Umpire.

Robbie and his band IT Troll
Dodgers held swatfcst with Jack
Dunn and his Richmond hopcfuls yes.
tcrday at Broad street Park. Tho y!si.
tors emerged from the conflict with
the big end OF n s 10 score. Sixtce,
safeties were registered by Brooklyn
OF eleven
While all OF the players seemed "a
nave their eye on the pellet during
The game. many OF the hits were direct
~ due 10 the soft condition Of tho
outneld which made going practicaIlr
impossible FOR the gardeners Man.
OF IN" other swats would never have
passed the inner works had the men
been abb" TO get to them through tie
muck. Others Won. safe throuun
weird hops and bounds which got them
past the already crouching inaeidcry
set 10 take the ball
IN spit" OF II all. the game was OK
trcn"iy Interesting TO watch as Tn.
uncertainties. coupled with tho fire.
pucnt hitting. made plenty Of action
and there vas scarce a minutes that
some surprise was not sprung. Then
too. number OF folding stunts OF n
real sensational character were pulled
on
Russell started on the mound .or
the Ints. and showed none OF the form,
n" displayed last week In tho two
innings u" was In the box no walked
two and, Just before being relieved he
was touched Tor a double and single
In succession, and while the runners,
were getting their breath up walkcG\
Brown, the Supcrbas' tw!rlcr. who CON
ncctcd with a swift one which lie pro
PEELED over the right field fence for =
circuit trip. Jaralau. who finished the
game. did much better. although NJ
was also touched freely AT times. hu,
managed he
Atchtson Is Invinrihlc.
Robbie gent IN the aforcmention.
Brown 10 shoot them across To
locals. Brown was easy picisinss y'.l,
!n, min" snfetics dUriut; his occupane
of tho mound Atchison. who twir'cl
III" last four innings. held the Viz
S!nians IL one mcas!y scratch hit
Jack t"ombs Was In the game. hut
not In tho pitcher. box. Jack, how
ever proved one OF the most valuable
men Robbie put on the n.ld. bin.
the umpire, \ roasting met Jack on
every corner. hut. while the Virrinia,s
suffered by the decisions. IL must 10
remembered. In justice TO the amateur
Jump that tho plays were close. and
his incNpcrscnce and not his heart was
responsible" for tho misjudgmeuts
Brown and his homer was the big
hitting event OF tho day, although
Myers. for the visitors. and Shorty Long
ana IIonman. OF IN. VIrGinians cnch
scored three Of tho five runs for tho
locals and played a pretty ncld!ng
game
Myers gave the fans an exhibition
OF major LEAGUE fielding when he made
running catch OF Balls Ion. Nv
"hich looked good for triple "a, least
Shu!tz brought the crowd TO it's f.ct
when he picked a foul nv practically
out Of the grand stand
Coombs and ltuckcr viii probably 20
tr,. Int a
Dunn has Morrisrttc. E.hmllng and
Shnmlin In reserve. Then. too I:u-
sell may be IN condition to go Back
TO retrieve his lost !aureis. The sco.c
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LlIAMSBURG BOYS WIN
FROM NEWPORT NEWS HIGH
William md Mnry Academy Wins Fast
GHmc-Spencer Fans
Fifteen.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Apri! 5.--w!l-
port News High School here this morn
ing by the score Of to . The game.
though mnrred by frequent errors. WAS
exceedingly interesting throughout.
spencer featured for the Academy on
th. box, striking out fifteen and al
lowing four hits. Stockley. who pitched
Tor the Newport News boys. put UP a
HI3r" r. II r..
william and Mary academy 3 : 3
Hcwport News High School o 3
bat Spencer and Lutherland;
Stockley and Roy.
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HE WANTED HIS SMOKE

BROWNSWIC1LS, MISS. April .
Artie Holman resigned as n member OF
the Brook feds because Manager Lee
Magee fined him for smoking "a paper
cigarette.
Magee caught him putin weed and
this morning he dropped note i'm Hof-
mans letter box and told him he was
fined $40 for smoking. Hoffman told
uniform and said that he was through
This Is the climax Of series OF YER
bal arguments they have had since
they have been here.
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EXHIBITION GAMES

At New Orleans---New York Ma
!: New Orleans. 6.
At Iouisville---Detroit Americans. Z:
American Association, o.
At Atlanta-Pittsburgh Nationals. !;
Atlanta Southern, 4.
At GemphisIsoston Americans, l:
Memphis Southern, 5.
Al Washing Washington Amcri-
cans, 1:fPhilndelphia Nationals, 0.
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Old Dominion Meeting.

There will he ~ meeting Of the Old
Dominion League tonight Mt the
Grays Armory. President Latouche
requests all managers to BIO present,
and TO bring, i'm all contracts. This
VIII be the last meeting before the
opening OF the season, which is on
Saturday.
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'ct"i ~ IN
'Ratted for James in ninth.
Score by innings.

richmond ............l o l3 20 0 0 %
Brooklyn = ! q n - q n oy
summary: Two-base hits-I.onE
Berger, Myers. Onara Home run
Brown. Sacrifice hit--Berger Stolen
bases--floffman. Hummell. Iits-OR
Russell, In "a innings: off Jarman,
10 In Z i-3 innings: off Brown, 10 in
5 innings; off Atchison | in 4 innings
Bases on balls-hy Russell, 3; by
Brown. .. struck out--by Russell, y
James. 3: Brown. 3: Atchison, t. Left
on bases-Brookiyn. s; Richmond Z.
Iime OF game. 1850 Umpire, Jack
CoombS.
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Unrrlsonbure High I. Loser

HARR1SONBURG VA. ADril e.
Western High School. Of Washington.
defeated 1arrisonburg High School
here to-day. s to :.
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Hampton.

Hampton ........ 90 o o l o OF
summary: Two-base hits--Huclcs.
lliil. Sacrifice hits--B. Taylor. Jas
per. =. Taylor to). owl t2), Palmer
stolen hascs-Jascpr. Dayton. lIuclcs.
owl Williford. IIits-off Jascpr, S In
= innings off Wright. i'm . innings.
Bases OH balls-by Wright, g. Batters
hit--by Jasper. .: Wright. /. Struck
out-,hy Jasepr. 10: by Wright, s. Wild
Mtches.JaSepr, =. Left on bases
Union, 6; Hampton, 3. Time OF game,
100. Cmpirc. IIaNcs iBrOWnl.
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F:mporin High, Schooi.

Pcndleton Cd. Tinslcy. Buggs, SlaSlc.
Sacrifice hit--Pulliam. Double play
Pullian 10 Percival. llits-on sloan.
in innings: OFF Bugs, Z in in
nings; OFF 3 Owens, in innings.
Bases on balls--hy Buggs, { by S.
Owens. . Struck out--by Sloan. 4: by
Bugs. !: by :. Owens, !. Time Of
game, two hours. Umpire, Mr. Cham
bliss tE. II. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06

summary: Two-base hits-Kcane
Home runs-Keirnan and +. y Smith
stolen bases Rcrklcy t2). Stickley.
Double plays-Iiicrnan TO Rcrripin 10
Flanagan: kcllchlcr TO I'lannipan.
Base on balls-oT Wash. 3: OF Martin.
:: off Garnmon. |. Left on bascs-ForG-
ham. g; Virginia, ;. Hit by pitcher
'aSchall. iIits-oT Martin. in Ia
inning: of Walsh. In % innings
struck out-by Cannon. ) by Walsh
= Sacrifice ny-Flanniran Time OF
game. 1910. Umpire, Chewing