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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

jake Ebel appearing in the pinch
hitting role IN the ninth inning OF
Yesterdays encounter, saved NC
CURES University School team from
being administered perfectly good
coat of whitewash by the John Mar
shall High School aggregation. AT the
beginning of the closing chapter the
score was to 0. favoring the Mar
shallites, but when Ebel was sent In
TO bat he connected with one Of Claude
Woodward's benders and sent 1t to
center field for a home run.
The Marshallites triumphed by the
score of 7 to /, and by SO doing
grabbed the Richmond preparatory
school championship honors, Nc
CURES team being the only ohstruc-
ton that stood between them and the
city title.
The game was not as one-sided as
the score indicates Despite the fact
that McGuire's outfit made a total of
six errors and the Marshallites had
two miscues credited against them.
there was spectacular fielding galore
However, 1t may be said that the
honors in the field went to the Nc
CURE boys inasmuch as they made
triple play. II being the first one
made by a preparatory school In
Richmond in many years Sale was on
third base and Lawrence occupying
the keystone station. when Woodward
drove "A liner to Rueger. The young
ster grabbed the ball. tossed II to
Horsley on third. who threw TO Chris
tan, completing the triple. 1t was
a great piece OF fielding and the
youngsters deserve lot OF credit for
executing 1t so neatly.
The hitting honors Of the day went
to Pettway, the youngster getting a
triple and three singles out OF four
trips to the plate. Claude Woodward
also hit the pellet hard, getting three
safe swats out OF quartet of tries
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
JUVENILE STAKES WON
BY BELMONT'S COLT

New York. May 27-August Bel
mont Park today. The imported colt
Juvenile stakes. worth 5000, at Bel
mont Park today. TIL einported colt
defeated James Butler's Ivory Black
ny the narrowest of margins. The
winner was as good as II to in
the betting. A superb finish by Jock
ey Haynes was responsible for the
Belmont victory. Coupled with ivory
Black was Breeze, and the pair ruled
around 2 to !. Hourless was fourth
to get away from the post, but raced
down the center OF the track shout
der to shoulder with Ivory Black
The race had the crowd of 1900 on
its feet from start to finish George
w LOTUS Julia Leon took the short
end of the purse.
Prince Mckinney won his first race
on an Eastern circuit when FeliCidad
captured the Coaching Club event in
easy fashion from Yellowstone. Wood
Trap, the to favorite for the event,
finished third.
J. o. Talbot threw couple Of
long priced birds over during the day
-Pandean, at 10 to !. in the first,
and Vermont, ut I to /. In the Hollis
selling stakes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
CLOSE ROYAL SERIES
WITH CONTEST TOD
After Battling Montreal Club For Fourth Time Tod
ginians Will Depart For Providence Where Grays
Be Met Four Times-Newark Follows Grays.

Manager Billy Smith and his
Virginians will close the present
series with Fighting Dan How
iey's Montreal Royals this af-
ternoon in the Canadian city.
Manager Smith has announced
that he will work either Slim
McKenery or Dusty Rhoades
against the Montreal club, while
Prieste will doubtless do the
hurting for the Royals. While
McKenry appeared In the Rich
mond lineup Friday afternoon.
he pitched only five innings, and
may be in good shape for the
closing game today. II the big
boy is in form he should be able
to make 1t IN even break with
Dan Howley's outfit
Following the game today with
the Royals the Virgtnians will
depart for Providence, where
they are scheduled to meet Dave
Shean's Grays four times. Two
games are scheduled In the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
HAMMOND IS HIGH GUN
At WEST END TRAPS

W. A, Hammond, Jr., was high gun
at the West End traps yesterday The
monthly silver spoons We're won by
w A. Hammond, Jr., A: J. II. Cren-
shaw. b: Colonel b. II. Grundy, c;
Colonel James r. Branch, D; o. r.
Weisiger. F.
The scores in the regular club
match: w. A, Hammond, Jr.. As; L.
Reuger. AT; NJ. Duncan, Al; W. L.
Boyd, 46; J. II. Crenshaw. as; w. G.
Blanton, As: r. l. Hillsman, As; r.
g, Cabell. A; r. J. Flippen, 43; w.
II. Eanes, AZ; j. c. Easley. Al; DIR. w
r. Coffman. At william Reuger. Jr,
40; DR. W. B, Porter. 40 H. S. Halves,
80; Colonel r. II. Grundy, IS; ]. F.
Sheppard. 81: G r. Moss, az c. b,
Cooke, SO: ]. c. Tignor, &c. c. w. Will
liams. as A. @. Anthony. Jr., 49, w.
A Hammond. Sr., 35; A. L. Glasgow.
as; Hal Dugdale, 80; George l.. Street,
Jr., 80: f. NJ Garrett. 81; O. F.
Weisiger. rs; Burleight Wardlaw. 2s;
Talbot Young. 10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

Montreal. May 27.--After battling
fourteen innings here yesterday, the
Richmond and Montreal teams had
another extra inning affair to-
day. the Royals winning out in the
tenth, 10 Both Galore and Ross
pitched in good shape. though Ross
w.!dness in the final inning enabled
the locals 10 win. out. The game
was a fairly well played one. some
pretty catches being made on both
siAes Clemens. Nth haHe run
drive over the Jeff field fence, which
scored Ross ahead Of him, was re-
sponsihle for both Of the NirEinians
TALES
For -four innings the Two teams bat
tied 70 a staudstN, eHt in the t1fth
the ROYALS finally broke The roHatnny
OF a straight lire Of goose eggs by
sending TWO runners across The Nir-
g.nIanS did not count Until the eighth
frame despite the fact that they
threatened several times In this
chapter Ross drew free pass and
Clemens drove q liner over the left
field fence This tied the score and
The count remained A8ntted until the
tenth. wher Ross wlldneSs spelled de-
feat tor the Richmond club.
TIE fact that all az the Richmond
T-fF1EEE nave bFfE N4tta SINCE the \ :! -
gln!ans made their appearance IN this
city can be attributed largely to the
pitchers eox j ia SO high that
pitchers who are lot accustomed TO
il hnd Is quite hard % retain control.
However now that all Of them have
Patched from the mound they should
not frd IT SO hard on their next trip
to the city.
The Richmond boys ourhH Montreal.
ana had there been ore or two timely
clouts the Nirgln.ans would have ex-
perleuced little trouble IN dtspos3ng OF
the Royals In the third game OF tho
series Bat they were not forthcom-
ing at the 0pportuuc moments. hence
the defeat
Clemens and Ethel Hit Rail.
The hitting Of Clemens and Fihel
stood out, prominently for Richmond,
each OF them contributing two. Ethel
PLAYED n great game on first base,
while BOTH Hcndryx and Clemens field
81 their positions IN the outneld In
grand style. Although ArraEon made
one error the little Cuban played a
great game. and made double play
unassisted when he leaped into the air
and era hhed a limo drive and then
touched second base
Gathers and Galore featured with
the stick for the home boys, each OF
them getting two hits.
Ross Richmond : portslder, hurled
q good game throughout, and but fol
his free Interpretations and wild
heaves Ne would have won his game
in a walk. The Noungster had hls
curves breaking to perfection, and the
fact that he allowed only seven safe
clouts in ten innings speaks for itself
Cadore was not SIS effective az Ross
but he kept his bingles well scattered
and In every inning. save the eighth
he was ;pvincible with men on the
sacks
The Nirginians and Royals viii
close the present series here Sunday
afternoon. after which Richmond VII
depart for Providence for q four game
series with the Grays. Manager Smith
has announced that he will send either
McKenry or Rhoads against the To-
Gals tomorrow.
The box score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
WASHINGTON TAKES
LEAD N AMERICAN
Walter johnson and 0al1in Provo Too
Much for Athletics, ana Senators
Get Two Games.
DETROIT CHAsEs OLD HooDoo
Tigers Finally Win Contest, Getting
q TO 1 Verdict Over St. Louis
Rrowns--New York Again Defeats
Bostoninns.

Washington. May 27.-Washington
defeated the Athletics twice today,
to and to !. punched hits on
Bush gave the Senators victory in
the first game, Gallia being effective
throughout. holding the visitors to
six scattered hits.
In the second game Walter john
son was at top form, and never in
danger. Majors held the Senators to
four hits, two less than johnson al
lowed. but three of them were bupch-
ed in the fourth inning. when the To-
calls scored all their runs.
Jamieson's hitting featured the
ubleheader. He drove in five of
his teams eight runs. driving out four
hits and walking twice. Fifteen thou
sand people witnessed the contests,
which put the Senators back in first
place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
GUY CORBETT HEADS
ARLINGTON MINSTRELS

Guy n Corbett has taken entire
charge Of the Arlington Minstrels, and
under his direction they will give a
benefit performance at Sacred Heart
Hall. corner Floyd Avenue and Spruce
Streets. Monday evening. June 8. AL
ready n large number of tickets have
been sold, and Indications point 10 a
large attendance. The performance
will be OF the usual high standard
offered by these minstrels and will be
followed by n dance Billy Burke,
Charley Vaughan. John InGersoll,
Tom Bickers. Sidney ebay. Robert
Short and Charley ODonnell, together
with strong chorus, Will render an
Interesting program. The Arlington
Four-Frank Murray. tenor; Preston
Dahn. basso: Larkin Curry. baritone.
and Henry Dahn. lead-have been
carefully rehearsing the latest rongs.
and they will be sung for the first time
at this performance. Tickets may DO
secured from the Coriey Company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
BOSTON GRAVES TWICE
D0WAfD BY NEW YORK
Chants. make 10 sixfean Straight wins
ny Defeating Bssteaians In a
Double Hal.
HIPPO VAUGHN BEATS REDLEGs
Cubs Win Over Cincinnati by TO ?
Score-Dodgers Retain Lead BY
0okttnw Twin Biil from Pbiiadci-
phiA TcMsn.

Boston. May 27.--Fifteen thousand
people saw the Giants defeat the
Braves twice today, 4 to 3 and 5 to l.,
and bring their winning streak up to
sixteen straight.
Two former Federals opposed each
other in the box In the first game. and
Anderson had tho better Of Allen. at
though he weakened toward the end.
and the Braves tied tho score by an
eighth ming rally. Tom Hughes re-
placed Alien IN the ninth, and was
hit for the winning run.
In the second game Ragon out
pitched Benton. but the Giants bunch
ED three OF their five hits for vic
tory. Benton got In trouble in the
eighth, when he became slightly wild.
But he managed to pull through.
New york-F1rst Game
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
BUFFALO WINS AGAIN
OVER RArTTMoREAN

Buffalo, y. Y. May 2Te--The Bisons
made "a clean sweep Of their series
with the Orioles today. winning the
Anal game by 3 TO ! score. II was
Buffalo's eighth straight victory.
Sherman kept Buffalo's hits well scat
tersd after the frat inning, in which
base on balls, ChanneiPs two bag,
ger and McDonalds single gave the
locals two runs. but the Birds we're
unable to do anything with Gaw's
pitching Center Fielder Miller was
hurt sliding for the home plate and
had 10 be assisted from the field.
The score:
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CONTINUED on Seventh Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

Rhode Island city Tucgl
being Decoration Day. W
ginians will close the seri
Providence Wednesday,
for Newark. where they arc]
uied To play the Indiax|
games, the series cndtQ1
Sunday afternoon. IunIf1!
after this contest the VIZ
will depart for home.
When the v1rgfnfanS3
home they will remain h4yl
tically a month on =
there being only two hriel
In Baltimore during that
Despite the fact that e
gtnians have lost two ont I
games to the Royals, th<i
not been going 40 bnd dun
past week. Yesterdays
was lost by q close mAargiI
though the virginians Oh
the home club. The IA
Richmond has played az
inning contests since it Isl
shows that the club n 4g4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
ALBERT SIDNEY LOSES
To ASHEV|LLE CREW

Especial to The Richmond virginiar,
Lexington, Va. May 27.--Ashevile
School crew, of North Carolina, de-
feated the Albert Sidney crew. of
Washington and Lee. today on North
River by two boat lengths in a. pretty
race. The visitors were somewhat
handicapped by change In rigging OF
boat. Their gain from beginning was
gradual and steady. Asheville's crew
averaged 40 pounds and Washington
and Lees 15S pounds.
The crews were: Ashevilte-Rob-
inson "(eaptain) q; Fleetwood. 8;
Fisher, 2; Lebus, /; Firestone {cox-
SWAIN. Albert Sidney-Fisher 4;
Patterson, 3. Thornhurg. .: Hum
phries. l.; De la Haba (coxswain.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
Montreal.

Totals e. -. .. SO . s"2S
'One out when winning run Sc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
TORONTO is VICTORIOUS
OVER PROVIDENCE TEAM

Toronto, Ont, May 2T.--rn a sharply
contested game today Toronto beat
Providence, 1 to q, taking the odd game
Of the series. McTiEue outpitched Bill
Hard in a pitchers battle. Five double
plays and a number Of circus catches
in the outheld featured. Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
Xnug han Defeats Reds

Cincinnati, Ohio. May 27.-Hippo
Vaughn defeated the Reds today, to
2, in a tight battle. The hitting of
Williams and Schultz Knocked two
runs across in the opener. McCar-
thys triple at the start of the third
led to the winning run. Tho Reds
had "A chance to tie in the ninth, but
Herxog put his head down and ran
into q double play.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
SHTPBUTLDERs ARE BLAN|
BY PORTSMOUTH

Especial to The Richmond I
Norfolk. Va. May 27.--Hd
Shipbuiiders to one lone al
runs, Alton pitched PortsmouJ
out victory. by the score Of n
Builders were unable to find
able to hold the Truckers l
the game was lost. Ray oh
and Scott. who was rushed &
cue, Jared little better. Trl
ally checked the onslaught
down the scoring. Atoms
exceptional. for after the Gal
OF the game. not a man REL
base.
The scorer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
Tigers Chase Hoodoo.

Detroit, May 27.-The Tigers broke
their losing streak today. defeating
the BROWNS, to !, In a brilliantly
Played game. The splendid fielding OF
poth teams featured. Neither pitcher
granted a base on balls and there
were no sacrifice hits. Detroit won
the game in the second when Heilman
tripled and Coveleskie, Burns and
Bush singled. In the fifth Veach
hit a home run to the bleacher
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

IOIHIS .5Z ~ II I
sBatted for Meyer in ninth
sBatted for Bush in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ..-...110 900 oo1-3
Summary: Bases on balls-On Gal
la, 4; off Bush. 8. Struck out--Bv
Gallia, 8; by Bush. 4. Two base hits
Foster, Strunk, Oldring. Sacrifice
hits-Foster, Jameson. Sacrifice fly
-McInnis. Stolen bases-Foster, ia
m!eson. Milan, Shanks. Double plays
Mcbride. Morgan TO Judge. Um-
pires--Nalltn and Evans. Time, 205.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

Score by innings: r.
New York ..........11o 100 o01-4
Boston 100 900 o2o-3
Summary: Bases on balls-Of AL
len, 4 off Hughes, 2 Struck out
BY Anderson, 6; by Allen. s Two
base hits-McKechnie, Maranville.
Smith. Sacrifice hits-Robertson
Maranville. Double plays-Merkle,
Fletcher and MeUkfe; Wilhoit and
Gowdy: Meanwhile. Evers and Konet-
chy. Passed balls-Gowdy. Hits
OF Allen, 10 in s; off Hughes. 2 In
]. Hit by pitched ball-By Allen
tRaraen). Tmpires-Eason and
O'Day. Time-2:05
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
ROCHESTER AND NEWARK
SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER

Rochester. n. Y. May 27.=Rnches=
ter and Newark split a double bill
this afternoon, Rochester winning the
nrst in ten innings. to 4. and New
ark taking the second. 3 10 Man
ager Leach broke up the first game
when he batted for Kramer and pro-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
Standing OF Clubs.

Games Today.
PittshurE IN 81. Louis.
Chicago in Cincinnati.
(Only TWO games scheduled.)
Games Tomorrow.
New York in Boston.
Brooklyn in Philadelphia.
ST. Louis IN Chicago
(Only three games scheduled.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

Poole, s.: by Apologize 81
balls-By Poole. 4; by Anrl
Hit by pitoher--Klein.
hases--Rocky Mount. S: PI
8. Umpire-Mr. Rossana|
1:40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

blNINAFE- EtUIFI Wtasts----' N nv III
A~agon. Clemens. Home rGn--C7em-
ems Two base hits-Damrau. Stat
terry. Double plays--Arrago (unas-
s:sted); Reynolds 70 Roche TO E3bel
20 NcDermott to Arragon; AlmeAda TO
Wagner 10 SIattery Struck out--By
Galore. 3; by Ross, !. Bases on balls
Off Galore, 2: or Ross. g. Wild
piteh-Ress. Ttyne--2:1e. TIM
pires-Chestnutt and Carpenter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
Games TonorroV
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results We tcrday.

Results We tcrday.
New York. 4; Boston, (irst
game),
New York .; Boston, l (second
game).
Brooklyn, s, Philadelphia, 8 (flrst
game).
Brooklyn, s; Philadelphia, 0 (sec-
ond game),
Chicago, 8 Cincinnati. 2.
Pittsburg-St Louis. rain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

Pa hrfo1ie Graham. Stolen bases
SheAn, Graham, Thompson, McTigae
Sacrifice hits-Fabrique. McTigue.
Srryfck out-By Billiard. 3 by McTigue.
E. Bases on hells-O6 Billiard. s; or
MtTtgue 4 Double plays-Btlliard
to Onslow; Fabrique to shean, 2; Ora
ham TO Blackburn to Graham. Trout
to Truesdale to Graham. Hit by pitch
Cry Billiard. Trout. Umpire-Bren-
nan ana Handiboe Time 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
Totals --......3S 4
psaTer@aYsxxy.er

Rocky Mount 900 600 0o4-4
Petersburg .0o1 900 ol0--2
Summary: Three-base hits. Henry.
Ieake. Stolen bases--foosetree. Par
malice, Henry. Double piays-Ber-
ger to Parmalee. Struck out--By
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Washington, 3: Philadelphia, 3 (first
camel.
Washington, 8: Philadelphia, ! (sec-
ond game).
Detroit 3; st. Louis. !. (First game
postponed. rain.)
Cleveland Chicago, rain.
New York, 4; Boston, z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

ST. Louis .....--....lo0 600 O0O-l
Summary: Two-base hit--Austin.
Three-base hits--Heilman, Austin.
Home run--Neach. Struck out
By Coveleskie. Q Passed ball--Hart-
ley, Umplres. Dineen and Chill.
Time, 1885.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
Cincinnati.

Vt UtHF
Carthy, Chase. Double plays-Mc-
Carthy TO Doolan TO Safer: Safer I'm
assisted Flack to Doolan. Bases or
balls-Off Schneider. 8: off Vaughn
s. Sacrifice hits---Wflliams. thinner
man. Vaughn (2), Neale. Stoler
hases--Flack, Clarke. Herzog. Struck
out-By Schneider, 6; by Vaughn. .
Passed bali-FTscher. Umpires-Har.
rison and Rigler. Time-1:4s,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

Newport News -.--~.~ 200
Portsmouth 80 -.-~.~-i0i
Summary: Stolen basas-ll
and Moore. Home Runs--n
Parker. Left on bases~-New{
2: Portsmouth, 7, Struck fot|
ton, &: Ray, !; Scott, /. Base
OF Ray. /; Alton, l.. Time
pire--kennedy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

s7EIf4I Fzaz y baHFS on bATT&--t)W
Johnson. 2: OFF Majors. 2; wyckon, O.
Hits-Off Majors. in innings
Struck out--By Johnson, s; by Ma
.hors. 2. Two base hits-Schang. stol-
en- bases--Foster, Milan. Wild pitch
Nabors Passed ball-Ainsmith. UNI
pIres-Evans and Nallin. Time-l:55
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
VIRGINLAlNS DROP
GAME TO MONTREAL
IN TENTH CHAPTER

Although outh BY Richmond Team Royals Succeed In Get
ting to Verdict Over Local Boys In Extra Inning En-
counter-Clemens Ties Score In Eighth Frame By
Driving Ball Over Fence For Homer, Sending Ross In
Before Him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
Baltimore.

NHFnHlaTy. base on baIIs--DI
Sherman. !; Off Cav, a. Struck out
BY Cav. /: by Sherman, !. Two
base hits--Channell, Miller Left on
bases-Buffalo. To- Baltimore, 10.
Umpires--Bransfeld and Cleary.
Tlme--1:35.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday,
Montreal. 8; NfRGTNIANS,
40 innings.
Buffalo, q; Baltimore. i.
Toronto. 4: Providence, g
Rochester, 8: Newark, 4 tffrst
game.
Newark, 3; Rochester, (sccond
game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Portsmouth. 4: Newport News, 0.
Rocky Mount. 4 Petersburg. 2.
Norfolk. 4; .Hopewell, 6,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
John MARSHALL HIGH SCHQ
WINS PREP-SCHOOE HON

The batting OF Cha'kiev.
Newell featured for McGuir
The box score follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis. Z. Mobile. |.

Memphis. Z; Mobile, I
Nashville. 4. Birmingham 2.
Atlanta. 4; Chattanooga. 3 { eleven
innings).
New Orleans. g.; Little Rock, s
(seyen innings: catch arain).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
Standing OF Clubs.

Games To-day.
ST. Louis in Detroit
Cleveland IN Chicago.
Games Tomorrow.
Boston In New York.
st. Louis IN Detroit.
Philadelphia in Washington.
(Only three games scheduled.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AZ India nApoiiss

At India napoHss
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Toledo ...... 900 600 ooo---1 6
..0o0s0io o0o--1
Called rainy.
soore by innings: r. 81. II.
(~olurn bus 900 OIL 1903 Q
louisville 49,. 600 2o2 i'll II
Score by innings r, Fl. T.
Kansas City. 600 900 01h--1 s 2
Minneapolis 900 500 1915 0
Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Milwaukee, =. 002 600 900 0
st. Paul..... 200 600 1901 3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

Totals ,~-.s. x--S5 n
sBatter.Yor Marys In mint
Score by innings:
J. NJ. Fl. s, 03o 003
Mcclure ......-..o 900 Oh
Summary. Two-base
Three base hit---Pettway. j
-Ebel. Sacrifice hits-7Ts
Wharton tfly). Stolen base
ward, Lawrence. Ingram. /
piays-Christian to Rueger
ell. Triple play.-Rueger e
to Christian Struck out-l
ward, s: by Gresham, I. !
balIs--By Woodward. 5, by
/. Umptre--Hedgepeth. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

wv wv
Summary: FIRST base on balls-Off
Benton, 2; Off Raglan, 2 Is Struck out
BY Benton, s; by Ragan, Z. Three
base hit--Kauff. Two-base hits
,kauff. Fletcher. 2; Maranville, Evers
Stolen hases-Doyle. Double plays
Doyle, Fletcher and Merkle, 9:
Fletcher. Doyle and Merkle I'M
fpires-~O'D Day and Eason. Time--l:35.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

| duoed a single. Pich outpttehed Hill
IN the second
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28
Yanks Get Another.

New York, May 2T.--The Yankees
defeated the Red Sox again today,
Heating outpitching Babe Ruth. to
2. New York's runs were scored in
the first two innings. Gilhooley scored
in the first on an error, Magee's single
and an out. A base on balls. fielder's
choice, double steal, GilhooIey's double
and Magee's second single gave them
three more in the second. Ruth's
single. dropped fly and Lewis triple
accounted for the Boston runs Ma
gees batting was a feature Of the
day
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Dodgers Capture TWO.

Philadelphia. May 27-Brookiyn
regatned first place in the National
League today. defeating the Phillies
in a double-header s to 3 and s to o.
The losers were tumbled into third
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TARHEEIS DEFEAT
PETERSBURG TEAM
IN CLOSING FRA

Errors In Ninth Inning Give Rocky Mount Club to
Hopewel Loses to Norfolk Tars BY Count Of to
Portsmouth Pirates Add Another Victory By d.
the Newport News Shipbuilders
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HOPTyWTIL IS DFFEATFi
BY THE NORFO5
tsreciai to Tho Richmond u

HONEYWELL. Va, May All
folk Tars. by hard hitting
fielding. defeated Hopeweis
closing game OF the series 1
noon. I TO 6. Thu game
Of the hardest hitting anal
early stages witnessed here
son, but two errors OF the h
resulted in the loss of. the ri
coming at critical sta gea