Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-27

SPORTS
With the Amateurs
DIX TUCK.
EMcGill will meet Tartar on Satur-
NY me Blues. The soldiers intend
'epeat the dose administered ear.
N IN the season. and hand them
|lubbng.
e young phcnom, Mike" Kelly, will
|Fupy the mound for McGill.
EFairmount Athletic Association is
E@tous TO meet some Federation team
memorial Day. Call Manager Akcrs,
EhdC!ph 255i-J
Joe Beck. who has assumed charge
The Barton Heights team. Will have
II aggregation greatly strengthened
Saturday. Some college stars have
en- signed up, and they have i'm
owed the Suburbanites wonderfully.
Tuesday, the First National team
into NTH place. That nine had
get together or they will hit the
|Pres" shelton was in wonderful
I'm. letting the hank down with only
free hits.
|The Second Baptist crowd is playing
Cd ball theso days.
So s crumps Pets, otherwise Com
ny & OF the Blu.s.
some good men They should cop
'e" games Ia the near future.
hiNy Hay continues to lead the JEFF
son Ward League In batting.
Two Of the best amateur games in
city will be staged on saturday,
hFoad street Park. when picked
ssion will battle for supremacy in
cir respective leagues. The first set
Of the double bill will be between
PICK and Woodall Quarles and
Fulton. The two latter mines are
for first place. in the Central
ague while Duplex and the cloth.
are almost equally as close in the
Z. "A ~
From the present record, 1T looks a.
the Alcos will be winners in the Old
'minion League They started the
cir stride. and are overwhelming the
Ter teams.
Track teams OF Richmond Academy
4 icticing hard for the meet TO be held
Friday AT the Richmond College
.dium The inequalities squad is
,tion Of Coach Vaughan Gary. and
plain Johnson expects TO duplicate
at performances
Ei!ly" Hay continues to slug the
II for G. H. y. G. He has contrib
ID much TO the teams success.
" He no; only nelds we'll. but is
ndy With the stick. Ducks" drove
over the fence in the last game.
Ss a.' are o' ee e't ,h Hn Win the o
tke-out records.
Flip" Bowers leads the Jefferson
acue In batting.
rings. pitches in hard luck Der
always loses By close margins.
Dutch" Germelmann. OF the Metro
Titan. made two doubles and n hom-
In the last game In which he play
G slmaTy H h9' Athletic Ii CLUB we as
erlooked His record was: A. B.. 5:
!; II. J; o. 3; a.. .; F., o. He also
lie seven bases on Martin, catching
Metropolitan. This is record that
yer ~ y
P Ia. F'w recorG d , 'ne " VII, pTebnbly
que game Flip made six hits in
many times MP
Powell. Of Cobbs. and watts. OF Fair.
unit holds the strike-out record. the
,rtr tanning twenty in ten inning
the latter seventeen In nine In
Logan. OF Paramount, while only a
ungster, is putting up the best game
third that has been seen at the
c A. grounds in a long while. He
q hits the ball hard.
Duke and Goodman. Of Hish ha, d
handy with the stick, Duke being
5ecially dangerous with men on
ses.
,urh. Nunnalie, Jackson and Canepa,
Cohbs, make up nifty inheld.
o.ce.s hitting has been a big factor
the Fairrounts. In last two vic
les he has boosted his average to
400 mark.
Law Green. Saunders. Coleman and
mar are all heavy hitters. and are
Il getting their eye on the ball
3oone, NJ. Martin, F. Martin and Ger
Imam are pounding the ball hard
the Metropolitan's !. O. o. f.. while
~ Redford is putting up great