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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
SPIDERS TO MEET
HAMP0EM-S|OkEv
Game WIN Re Staged This Afternoon
at New Richmond College
Stadium.

The Westhampton stadium will be
the scene of . great conflict this aft
ernoon. beginning at 4 O'Clock sharp.
when tho Spiders and the Hampden-
Sidney Tigers will clash In one of
the crucial games OF the intercolle-
giate season.
The Spiders have ensnared into
their web the Williamsburg Bugs by
a count or 4 to .. and the Hampden-
Sidney Tigers have clawed to pieces
the troublesome little yellow Jackets
from Ashland by = score Of 4 to 1.
This afternoon the cunning Spiders
will meet the strong Tigers. The team
that emerges from the battle VIC
|tcrious will have pretty good claims
on the collegiate championship.
The Richmond College boys are IN
fine shape to meet their opponents.
Cox and Robinson are both going
good. and Crossley Ia back again after
several weeks absence on account az
u sprained ankle. The only man out
liz Catcher Monk Craven, who n laid
up with a split finger received while
on the Southern trip. Biankenship
will take his place behind the bet.
1t is expected that both Cox and Rob-
inson will be worked on the mound
by Coach Dobson
The clash with the Richmond In
ternationais. Thursday. taught thu
Spiders a few new pointers. And they
hope to reap the results Of Thurs
days defeat by gaining decision
over the Farmville boys this after
noon. A nominal price Of Twenty-Five
cents will be charged This will ad-
init all to both gate and grandstand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
Fourteenth Game
Won by Techs
Against Clifford

Especial to The Richmond virginian J
Blackshurg, Va, April 23.-The V.
p. l. baseball team won the four
teenth straight game this season here
today defeating Guilford College on
a muddy diamond. to 8.
Treakie, who was on the mound for
the Techs and pitched great bali after
the first inning. when three hits and a
pass Melted the Guilford team three
runs After this inning the Techs
hurler had everything his own way,
not a man reaching first base. The
game was devoid OF sensation and
was called in the seventh on account
of darkness.
Score by innings; r. II. E.
v. p. L...-.... got 002 % 3 /
Guiiford :. ...,. 500 600 0--3 3 3
Summary: Batteries-V =. l..
Treakle and Coffenburg; Guiiford Col
iege. Murcheson and Futrell Three
base hit-Moore. Two-base hits
Gouidman, b. Williams Hits-Off
Treakle. 3 in seven innings; off Murch-
eson. in seven innings. Struck out
BY Treakle. II: by Murcheson 3.
Umpire, professor Miles ". P.I).
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Blackstone Wins
From the Tigers
In Fast Contest

Especial to The Richmond yirginian. J
Blackstone, Va, April 23.--Black
stone Academy defeated the fast
Hampden Sidney College team here
today by the score OF to L. The
game was fast throughout. both teams
fielding we'll. Hampden- Sidney scored
three runs III the third inning but
was unable TO get another man over
until Darlington lined a clean home
run In the ninth. Blackstone scored
the three runs in the ffth on a hit.
base on balls. an error and Ballard $
single, and won the game the seventh
one. when Moore hit with two on. The
features for Hampden-Sidney were
the fielding of Thurman and Rich
mond. and Carrington's home-run
drive. while the batting OF Kornegay
and Robertson featured. Moore
pitched superb game. allowing the
colfegians only four scattered hits.
Score by innings: r. III. E.
Blackstone 49,. 900 03n 20x--5 . s
Hamp Sidney .0o3 600 0ot--4 4
Batteries: Blackstone-Moore and
Ballard n-Sidney-+Carter and
Mount and Bugg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
WILLIAM AND MARY
DEFEATS SOLDIERS

Williamsburg, Va, April 23.--Wii-
liam and Mary today trimmed the
Fifty eighth Company. Coast Artil-
lery Corps. of Fort Monroe, to the
tune OF to /. The locals were in
fine form and were in danger at no
time throughout the game.
The fireworks began In the first
inning, when Heinz. the first man up,
got a base on balls and went TO sec
end on "A single by Addington. New
ton drew pass. filling the bases.
and Helm md Addington scored
when Tucker singled. Rothwell and
Tucker scored when Jones drove a
clean single to right field. This ended
the scoring for the eoliegians. except
in the eighth. when Newton reached
first on an error by Kirby. was sacri-
feed to second by Rothwell. and
scored when Gaines shot clean
single into deep center feld.
The visitors lone tally came In the
eighth. when Johnson. Dutton and
Kirby singled In succession. Except
for this. Pete James the recruit
hurler. 70 rthe coiiegians, performed
In fine style. allowing but six hits ad
striking out eleven,
Kirby. the speed king of the SOL
diers. had the collegians at his mercy
during the last eight frames.
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Interesting Contest Is Expected This Afternoon When Former
Local Professionals Lock Horns With Richmond
Ints-C Crane viii Be in Lineup
Saracino Gets Home Run In
Norfolk Portsmouth Game

Especial to The Richmond Virsfnian)
Norfolk, Va. April 23.--The Truck
ers this afternoon hammered the Nor
folk offerings to all corners of the lot
and took an early lead that looked
good to win but were given q run for
their money ir the seventh, when
welsher weakened and allowed the
Tars to score three runs. tieing up the
game In the eighth the locals slash
ed out two corking doubles. scoring
the winning run. Both teams played
poorly in the field. and but for hobbies.
the score would have been one-stded,
in favor OF Portsmouth. as they regis
tered sixteen hits.
The box score:
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Virginia Loses
to Georgia in
Close Contest

(Speciai TO The Richmond vfrginian.
Chariottesville. Va. April 32.--taeor-
gta turned the tables on Virginia to-
day, winning. & to 8. Hitchcock proved
puxsls throughout and was given
superb support. Tho Crackers cinched
tho rams In the early innings. jumping
on Common In tho third for Ave hits.
Including two triples. which netted four
runs. Galloway twiried the last Ave In :
ninga and checked tho bombardment,
Score bytinninKss II. n. r..
Georgia ,,,.., po4 100 0of---e IA l
virginia ,,,..,,,, 600 oo1 ooi--s
Hattsrisal Hitchcock and kunnaiiy
0anmen. Galloway anA HhrnAn.
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Durham Bulls Even
With Raleigh Team

fspecial to The Richmond virginian.,
Raleigh. N. c.. April es.--The Dur
ham Bulls got even with Ear Mack's
Capitals at Raleigh Athletic Park this
afternoon In the second game Of the
North Carolina League season. The
score was 5 to 3.
The attendance Of Thursdays open
ing game, 4.200. was not repeated. OF
course, but the crowd was lnrDs
enough TO moro than prove that the
fans and fann.es' are well inoctiiated
with tho ball fever this sprsnE and
the North Carolina state League Ii
anticipating = very successful season
this ysar. "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
BUILDERS WIN OUT
IN EIGHTH FRAME
With Score Standing 5 to s. Newport
News Pushes Five More Run
ners Across.

Especial To The Richmond virginian J
Newport News. Va. April as
With the count standing to S in the
eighth inning. Newport News this
afternoon pushed Ave men across the
plate on a series OF hits and errors.
The game was very slow, but was ex-
citing, as either team had a chance
to win up to the eighth stanxa. Gar
dlnier, a twirler recently secured by
Newport News from the Athletics,
went In in the third inning as re-
lief man and punched eight men in
the next seven innings.
Errors figured prominently in the
scoring Of both teams. Newport
News made six errors, the majority OF
which were responsible for runs
The box score:
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Clifton Forge Wins
Over CovingtonTean

Especial to The Richmond yirEinian1
Clifton Forge. Va, April 23.--in
one OF the prettiest games of the sea-
son. Clifton Forge High School beat
Covinxton High School this afternoon
by score OF 9 to 3, Coach Meliett's
team hit when they counted for runs.
Rule pitched steady game and kept
hts hits we'll scattered.
Score by inninsst II, n, h.
Clifton Forge 100 400 eiss-~d II
Covinsten 49,. 100 i0l 6oo-A 7
Batteriess Cliftsn Forge-Rute and
raypei Covington--.tessph. Aiistees
and Kumsey, EMPIRES, rhsmas and
Clark.
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RICHMOND NTS WIN
OVER DUPLEX TEAM
Crack Amateur Aggregation Puts Up Plucky Fight But the
Virgnians Win Out in Easy Fashion-Russell and
Barre Hurl Game For Internationals.

Jack Dunn's hopefuls, under the
able leadership OF smiling Captain
Neal Ball. romped home with vne
bacon yesterday afternoon in easy
fashion in the game with the Du-
pick Envelope ~Company's stellar
amateur aggregation. While the
amateurs were beaten in a decisive
manner too much cannot be said OF
the gameness they displayed through
out the contest.
The Score Was IL to 9.
The Virginians started off in the
opening inning and managed to an
mex quartet of runs. They added
another in the second, and were then
held scoreless until the sixth sew
enth and eighth frames. in which six
tallies counted. The Duplex boys
scored one run In the first, one in
the third. three in the seventh and
one In the closing stanza.
Russell Takes 1t Easy.
Russell was the first to face the
amateur outfit, and took things easy
during the five rounds he remained
on the mound, not having to let gu,
but on one or two occasions. Barre,
a. youngster. who came into camp a
few days ago. pitched the last four
innings and the Duplex team man.
aged TO get four runs while he re-
manned on the mound.
Beasley pitched fairly good game
against the professionals. allowing
hut thirteen hits, Breckenridge con-
nected safely three times, McInnis
annexed a couple. and all OF the ots-
err members Of the team secured one
each. Arragon fielded in fine style
for the Virginians, while the batting
OF Berry and Smithers featured for
the amateur Autfit.
The box score:
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PH|L[|ES ANNEX
ANOTHER VICTORY
Quaker City Team Wins Eighth
Straight Game at the Expense of
Famous Dick Rudolph.
CHICAGO CUBS BEAT CARDINALS
ST, Louis Hit Ball Hard at Times. But
Not at Opportune Moments--Rcds
Win Out Over Pfttsburg.

Philadelphia, April 25.-The Phil
lies punches single and two consecu-
tive doubles on Rudolph for their only
runs of the game in the second in
ming today, but they proved to be
enough. for the Braves could not score
on RiXey until the ninth, when they
got their lone tally on Maranville' s
long double and Strands single.
Score by innings: r. II. +
Boston 80. 900 600 DOLL 8 Q
Philadelphia r.. 02o 600 00"--2
Batteries Rudolph and Whaling
Rixey and Killfer. Empires. Rigler
and Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
RICHMOND.


The attraction at Broad-Street
Park this afternoon will be a con-
test between Manager Jack Dunn's
pennant aspiring Virginians and Nc
Fariand's All-Professionals. McFar-
land is an old Virginia Lacquer and
late Of the Richmond club, Of the
erstwhiie United States League, and
he has aggregated a number OF for
mer baseball stars to he pitted
against the Richmond Ints
On the infield he will have such
men as Frank and Stanley Bigbie
Walker (Jake) Poh and Robert La
fayette Amos In the outfield will be
Mcfarland. Buck Hooker and Klein
Either Hedsepeth, Whitfield OF
Wright will do the twirling. while
'Sweitzer" Leihs. catcher and sprint
err extraordinary. and "Sorrel Top
Deoppe will do the receiving. All OF
these ball players are well known
and large crowd Is expected to wit
ness the contest at the local pastim-
ing grounds,
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CENTRAL LEAGUE.

Fulton VS.. Bells Bible Class. at Full
ton Park.
Rrookland VS. Norwood. at Harvey
Park.
Horace 3. Wright vs.. Battery Court.
at Hrookland Park.
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Newport News.

Newport News .020 COS 06x--10
Summary: Two-hase hits-Hum-
nell. Henry. Walters. Carnes and
smith. Sacrifice hits-Smith, walk
er and Allen. Stolen bAsee-WAlters
and Grotty Struck out-by Colley, i;
by Gardiner, 8: by Jaminon. 1: by
Layton, /. Bases on halls--On Col
ley, q: on GARDINER. 3: OF Jamison,
Il: OF Layton 1. HIT by pitcher
BY Colley. Jamison. Wild pitches
Colley and .Jamison. Hits-"6 Col
lev. IN q innings: or Jam1son, in
6 innings. Left on bases--Newport
News, 8; Suffolk. Z. Time OF game
3 hours. Umpires-Ryan and RUN
land.
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WITH THE BOWLERS

Bell smashed Harper's record game
n the Palace Tenpin Tourney with the
krand total OF 977. Harpers score was
Rs3. Bells score will hardly be taken
hown in the tourney
Bell Total.
2o4 21e 1ss eos 1ss 9th
Borden
1854 1855 IT'S ISIS TAI s2s-B
|;te ward
162 ia i6l 1853 1879 794-B
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Summary: Two-base hfts--Damrau.
Stewart and St Martin. Three base
hits-Damrau and Strain. Home
run-Saracino. Stolen bases-Sara-
cino, 2; Steinbrenner. Strain and
Cleveland. Double plays--CIeveland to
Overton: Strain to Mace Sacrifice hits
-Overton. Strain. Mace. Bases on
balls--Welcher, 4; Weller, A. Wilson,
i; Cochran. O. Struck out--Weller,
/; Welcher, 5; Cochran. /: McKeithan.
1. Left ON bases--Norfoik. z: Ports
mouth, Is. Hit by pitched bail
Stewart and Damrau. Hits-Off We'll
Ter. 10 in Ia innings; of Wilson. =
in 2-3 inning: o Welcher. in rs
innings Wild pitch--Welcher Time
Of game, gao. Attendance. 1000.
Umpires. MCGOWAN and Rossback.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Score by innings; X. Fl. r.
Minneapolis 49,. DOL 500 zoos 10
ST. Paul ... OH GEO 0t'-4 I
Batteries; Hogue. sullivan and will
son. williams and Johnson.
Score by innings: r Fl, f.
Cleveland , 200 900 G4e-~s
Louisville ... 100 0o2 0oo--3
Batteries: Dillinger. Collamore, Car
ter and Bassler; Middleton and Gle
mons.
Kansas Milwaukee, postponed
rain,
No other games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24

Crane. the youngster who was Sc
cured from Connie Macks Athletics.
arrived in town yesterday afternoon
and will break into the lineup today.
He will either be seen in shortstop
or at the look-in station. He arrived
in town while Manager Dunn was In
the Quaker city looking for him.
When Manager Dunn gets, back he Is
expected to bring with him one OF
two good baseball players from the
majors, among them being a first
class outfelder.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

Duplex VS.. Woodail & Cuaries. at
Clark Spring. Umpire, Thorpe.
Trcdegar VIZ, Clark Spring. at SCOTS
Addition. Umpire. Barker
G. s. Luck VS.. Rountree. Cherry. at
Floyd Park. Umpire. OToole.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24

Results Yesterday.
Petersburg. s: Rocky Mount, g.
Portsmouth. 7; Norfolk, s.
Newport News, 10: suffolk, s.
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where They Play Saturday.
Hombruco's VS.. Burk a Co. at Byrd
Park.
Richmond Electric Co. VS.. Portners
at Soutside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24

Summary: Two-base hfts--kirby.
Three base hit---Dunn. Sacrifice hits
-Rothwell Stolen bases--oJ hnson,
Duttan. Addington, Newton. Struck
out-~by James. IL, by Kirby. I. Bases
on balls-off James. /. OF Kirby. ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24

Results Yesterday.
Baltimore, g.. Buffalo. s.
Brooklyn. o; Newark, 5.
Pittsburg. 5; st. Louis, 2.
Kansas City Chicago, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24

Games Today.
Rocky Mount in Petersburg
Portsmouth in Norfolk
Suffolk in Newport News
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Leesburg. April a3.--rhe L.oudcun
County 6cheoi Fair will tako place
tn Fureeviiie, on Thursday ana FRI
day. April - and %. and the indi-
oations point to enc at the mast suc-
eessful fairs eyer held In tAta ceun-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Philadelphia, Q; Boston. l.
Cincinnati. 2; Pittsburg, l.
Chicago, S: st. Louis, 4.
New York Brooklyn. rain.
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Duplex

SUMMARY. TWO-bAae hIts---Long,
MoInnis. Three-base hts--Rrecken-
ridge, Tall. Smithers. Berry, 3 Sac
rifice fy-Ball. Stolen hascs--Arra-
gon. ?: Breckenridge Struck out
by Russell. I: by Barre. / by Beas-
ley. 2. Base on balls-~By Barre. /
by Beasiey. 5. Hit by itcher-By
Russell. / CSmithers,. Hits made
or Russell. ! In innings: Off Barre.
2 III innings, Left on bases
Richmond. 3, Duplex, 3. Umpire
Mr., Bigbie. Time--1:A0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE.
standing OF Clubs.

Where They Play saturday.
Ashland. VS. Blue Bells. at 2:45 at
Byrd Park Umpire. Whiteield-
Aicos We. A. :. kellam. at 43o at
Byrd Park. Umpire. Bottoms
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bdttCH TOT lSffftUfu III
Score by innings: r.
r. A. .010 oi0 1903
J, NJ. II. g. ...... .201 600 l0s--4
Summary: Three-base hits--Mif-
ler Home run--Miller. Sacrifice
hits-Shackelford. Binford. 6ales.
Stolen basss-Turner, Binford, H..
Miller. Double piays-Brown to
Kuyk. G., II ehackeiford: Sales to
Pendleton. Struck out--,By Brown.
9: by Woodward. 3. Base on balls
by Brown, 8; by Woodward. q
Hit by pitcher--Hy Brown. Puiliam.
Tinsley. Wild pitoh--By Brown. /.
Passed halls--By Kuyk, G., /. In
ninxs pitched--By Brown. Q; by
Woodward .. Hits made--On
Brown. 3; of woodward, 10. Um-
pire-Mr. Lucia. TYme--l.4o.
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Stan ding Of Clubs.

Games Today.
Chicago in Kansas City
Pirtaburg in St. Louis.
Buffalo in Newark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
Cards Are Easy.

ST Louis. April 23.-The Cubs won
easily from the Cardinals today, s to
4. Niehaus started for st. Louis, but
was replaced by Griner. who could do
nothing with their opponents.
Score by innings: X. H. r..
Chicago ~ 203 010 1fO--s 7 2
St Louis $3.50. 002 001 091--4 9 4
Batteries: Pierce, Vaughan and
Bresnahan; Niehaus, Griner and
Snyder. Umpires. KLEIN and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
BAL |M0RE WINNER
OVER BUFFALO TEAM

Score by innings, r. II. E.
Baltimore . 600 geo 1o0--6 9 2
Buffalo ... A0l 600 010--5 3 /
batteries: Suggs aud Owen, wood
man, Ford. Knapp and Blair.
Score by innings: r. II. L.
BROOKLYN .. 100 al 1913 IL 2
Newark .... 320 GOO oeo--5 IA 4
Batteries; Fink, Finneran and wat
son; Falkenberg, whitehouse and Rari-
den:
Score by innings r. III. F..
ptttsburx . zoo 600 COS 10 .
ST. Louis ...A.,. Zoe 600 0o1--2 Q
Batteries Kogge and Berry; Daven-
port CrandaH and Hartley.
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Reds Win.

Pittsburg. April 23.--Cincinnati de-
feated Pittsburg today. Q to /, in a
long-drawn out game. The visitors
scored their first run in the first in
ming on singles by Leach and KIllifer
and an out at first Their second tally
came in the third inning on errors.
Score by innings: r. Fl. e
Cincinnati 49,. 1ol 600 ooo--2 6 A
Pittsburg $50. 900 900 0i0--1
Batteries: Schneider. Gale, Benton
and Clark and Wingo: Cooper and
Gibson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
NEAR RIOT OCCURS
IN C0cKADE CITY
Entire Petersburg Team Jumps On
Hay Ryan when He Touches
Out Calder.

Petersburg, Va. April 2s.--About
Que thousand spectators visited Per-
klnson Park today to witness the game
between Rocky Mount and Petersburg
which resulted in a victory for the
home team, to 3. The Tarheels dupii-
Gated their performance of yesterday
by scoring two runs with three hits
and sacrifice in the first inning. and
from that time on did not have a
chance to score again until the ninth
inning. when Waily Hirsch. who was in
splendid form, Hghtencd up and per-
mitted Pope and Biddie both to triple
after OSteen had been retired on a
long fly to simmons. With Biddle on
third and one out Hirsch forced Doyle
10 pop up an easy fly to Busch and
Eisel to ground out Busch to Bar
net.
league, the big portsider of the Tar
heels, started for Rocky Mount and
after getting out of a serious hole in
the nrst inning retired Agnew, Tee
and Hirsch In order In the second In
ming.
Donovan Getsf Homer.
In the third simrI,ns doubled and
advanced to third fesn Callers out.
EDaubert to Snyder. Blackstone walked
and Donovan hit along the left field
foul line for the circuit, counting Sim
mons and Blackstone ahead OF him.
Biddle made a spectacular catch of
Barnett's drive by ieapipg up against
the left field fence, Busch singled and
was thrown out attempting TO steal
Agnew opened the fourth with sin
gle. Tee was safe on leagues error.
AT this stage, Ryan waived league to
|the bench and OBrien was sent in,
striking out Hirsch. Agnew and Tee
worked double steal and sAgnew
scored on the squeeze neatly executed
by simmons. Calder singled. scoring
Tee; Blackstone singled and Calder
was thrown out at the plate, Biddle TO
Ryan.
A near riot occurred when Catcher
Ryan dealt Bruce Calder severe blow
vt the pr of his stomach in touching
bin out In this inning. Calder's cool
ieadedness, however. prevented a. gem
eraf mix-up. as the entire Petersburg
keam WAS on Ryan with rush and
{ a eight had started the result might
have been serious
4 special feature OF the game. aside
from the fielding of the entire local
am nd Biddles catch of Barnett
rive in the third inning. was the ALL
Q ..tG work Of Captain James Barnett.
mpire McNuity was called home to-
Day by The serious Illness OF a brother
md players umpiEed the game. The
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From Duplex Professionals Afternoon
Major Leagues Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Detroit. s: Cleveland. 4.
Chicago, 4; st. Louis. 3.
other games postponed. wet grounds
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Nashville. 5: Memphis. I,
chattanoowa. .: Little Rock. 4
Birmingham, :; Atlanta I,
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Standing of Clubs.

Games To-day.
st. Louis in Chicago.
Detroit in Cleveland
Washington in New York.
Philadelphia in Boston.
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stan disx ~ Tubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
New York - Brooklyn.
| Boston in Philadelphia
| Cincinnati in Pittsburg
| Chicago in st. Louis.
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TIGERS v|CT0RS
OVER CLEVELAND
Hughey Jennings Undcriings Win Out
Over Indians by Hitting Pellet
Opportunity.
CHICAGO sox DEFEAT BROWNS
F'ournier's smuggling Makes Possible
Victory for Windy City Grew.
Game Won in Seventh Frame.

Cleveland. April 23.--The Tigers
won from Cleveland today, s to 4
Jennings men got on easy street In
the sixth. The Indians made a great
rally in their half OF the same round
but the Tigers lead was too big.
Score by innings: r. H. E
Detroit .... 600 213 002-S II Q
Cleveland -. 010 003 000--4 IL q
Batteries: Covaleski, Dauss and
Baker: Coume. Steen, Harst and Egan.
Umpires, Hildebrand and OIL ighlin.
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Fournicr FEATURES.

NVWHFIICT TNNIuNVNs
Chicago, April c3.---In game
featured by Fournier's hitting. Chi
cago today won the second session of
the series with st. Louis. to &.
Score by innings: RI IT. E.
st. Louis 49,. 002 600 0lo--3 o
Chicago =. -. 100 600 2o'--4 8
Batteries: IAudermilk aud Leary
Cicotte. Wolfgang and Schaik I'M
pires, Nallin and Dineen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-24
RICHMOND LEAGUE.

Standing of Clubs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-12-21
MARY PICKFORD
AT The REX TODAY.

Mary Pickford adds another
striking characterization to her not
able repertoire Of screen successes
in the Famous Players Film Com
pany's five-part adoption Of Frances
Aodgson Burnett's great drama Of
optimism. The Dawn of aTo-mor-
row." at the Rex To-day.
In this celebrated play, which
gladdened the hearts Of so many
when created on the stage with
Eleanor Robson, and the screen ver-
sion Of which will cheer as many
thousands more. Mary Pickford por-
trays the weird and wonderful char
seter of Glad. the beautiful and
ragged girl Of the London slums.