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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
CHAMBERLAYNE SCHOOL
ATHLETES IN FIELD MEET
{. j.. Snucr. Jr., aud q. 10. Grcaycs Lead
In Point ScOrinE-SeVerul school
Records broken.

The Chamberlayne School held it's an
nual track meet on the school attn
Many visitors and patrons OF the school
turned out TO see the aspiring young
athletes break old records and win
new fame for themselves and their
owing 20 the rapidity with which
starter Fitzgerald ran OF the events
The broad and high jumps proved Of
particular interest in that several re-
cords were broken and new standar ds
set for the athletes OF next year to
struggle 10 break; The great surprise
by g. +: Sauer, Jr.. OF Richmond. and
Q. Il. Greavcs, OF Charlottesville. in
their respective classes.
Class winners were:
Senior, c. f. Sauer. il; intermediate.
q. B. Greaves; junior a. l.. Mcclellan
Jr. freshman, J. T.. Taylor; middle. ~.
y. Williams; midget. T. NJ Ruther-
toord.
% ysrds miasst-won nY T. " R4shsr-
40 seconds.
% ysrdii miJal4-wSn by 4. \. Williams !;
seconds.
% yards tfreshman-wop by !. Z. Taylor:
seconds.
100 yards. sentor-won by e. +. saur. Jr
seSSni Johnson; ihird p%r%cT Time eeI y IS
!r,: second. Fickn. third. Wall. Time.
II - seconds.
loo yards. frcshmau--won by c. C. Scott ;
second. j; L. Taylor: third. +. Taylor.
leo yards, middie-won by j, s. Wise
second. II. Wise; third, a. \. Williams.
100 yards, mide"t-wuu by +. NJ. Ruther-
fnord: second. Warren; third, wyatt. Time
IL - seconds
10 yards. scnior-wou by q. r Sauer Jr /:
second. a. Harris Time. >. 80 seconds
10 yards. intcrnrdint.-won by B. Grcavcs:
second Johnson. third W, g. Taylor. Time
>. 10 seconds
go yards. junior 10y ~ l.. Mcclellan !;
second. FickIiu; third. Wall. Time. 81 -
seconds.
30 yards freshulan-w"n by c. c. Srot,:
second, j r.. Taylor: third. f.. Taylor. Time
81 20 seconds
30 yards. middlc-wou 10y \. 4. Williams:
Scc"td j. 5 Wise: third. II. Wise. Time
81 10 seconds
go yards. midget--won by r NJ Rnther.
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WINDSOR RESULTS

Fir:., race-four furlonEs.wald Master
Pickett III IO-mcS). $3.50 sac. second ::
New Model. III tTapin). $3.50 third Time.
J;@p. Acton. Star Baby, Little Mcusr'i. Com
nitan; Lady Gayety, Ehenezer ALTO ran.
D"minton Park, leo tAlcxandcr,. s2..2o,
ss,@ si'e first: Mico Girl. i"5 (schcrrer>.
m"rhorn,. $3.50 third. Time. 1910 -. Little
F"ri. Frcshc Wand Wall Street, Otkwoud
b.E. Class y. Alan also ran.
ihlTd-six MISUNDERSTANDING, log tCorcy).
Si20 81 60, nrst Minstrel. los tDoylcr,
$l 90 $50 second: Ancestors. it3 tJohn-
Royal Interest. 'la'renny. Remudian Mary
Emily. Captain Ben. Panachapi, ,ommencia
also ran.
Fourth racc-onc milc-G uran Russell. 40
tMathcws). sl7.3o. $500. Ss7o. first Gr".,,-
wood: liz tCorey,. $3.50. 81. second: Baby
II. Is iIanovia and Adallh also ran.
E,gFran; III tTayiorl. 1000. $3.50. S3,a frs, ;
High Horse. ITO twolstenhorh, $50 So 20
,,.'ond' Dartworth, Ill (Smith,. 81. third.
Time. N:iI 3-5. Eu,crp. cranklc. Industry
iont.fract, Budweiser. Prime Mover. Lon :
s's's1'x ,s @ 9,o KF@ ., Lac. s2
Lou 10 tBakerl. $40. $50. second: Homdo.
~ tGourley). $3.50. third Time 1915 ~,
knights Differ. korfhaSc. Thirst. Lyle, Lit
-" Dtrp"r. Sylvc Shapiro, Blue Banrock
Hawthorne also ran.
Ne Manager. Ill !Andsrson,. 5000. 500,
second Bogart. H. tWoiatcinhoim) $3.50
third Time. 80 3-5 Jessie Louise We
nonah. Impression, Athena. ThanksgivinE
Paynaster. Last Spark. Joe d.
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Boosters. ana Snellinss. third basc,nan o..
he same team. pulled tho first tripi" play
IN tn" game agains: MrGiiI. at Ryr.I park
Brsed"n caught one on IN" hy from Arnoid's
man of that base. and thrcw to Sncilings
at ,7ird base for III. third out.
Share. the Rosters short fielder CON
yd ns MS s9Gn piping i've and
addition 10 playing good bail Ia the Held.
Clarke tn" Boosters left ocldcr. played
= cool game in his position. and made n
, Knn, Gatn 81, Of :. drive from the bat Of
getting three hits out OF three trips TO-
tn" plate.
,.Woodali Il orsrI.s swamrcd tho =. s.
i'., team a, Clarke Springs yostcr,la"
was featured by the batting of R'nford. Sill
nij hi,Sy: Wa'son ana IiotShkiss Of Wood
on the bases and stole twenty bags in ali.
Second Baptist was stopped in it, onward
march for the championshir in the Ain
si,,Ing and good fielding greatly ha aipei
the Chesapeakes
Robert L. Lees ana Holdc's Ti,.rons
Of the athletic League. staged Il ien-in.
"o,d nr bad sfsssTdSX Mixer f'e won gu; OAK
last inning. ~
crt s. Lees hurled good Sisil Tor ; 'i@qr
Doc Bransford formerly with III. p.p,ex
anu anu Havana consuis teams. mas s,cneI a,
cen Win Manager Findlay. ~ he
oI' NlTciniIs, Doc b. outn.ldo- ~
great ability. ana is something of & hitter
.f"lrrHouht has declined to play tho Old
~ doubt heaccr at Byrd Par,
;or III. game which WAS TO have bec, MIA ye,i
last saturday and tho contest has hcor,
iE9t.Sit"d to the Old .Nirgnins Manager
riho!'E' OF IN" Ola Eirciui1s. off.r.,. IL,
CIV" 'ne Paramount team, the char cn 'os
playing the double header at Byrd p-rI
"'N u i"i'cu l" FAKE acvantaE" %: the offer.
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ssra' second. r,,gble; third. B. Biaehsord,
g :.'i5 .Sa1ssa sA Saa': ii
ra msrSsais, seeS14' by ore.v..
second. Johnson: third. burwell. Time.
IS set; S"'s, T!ss Il !. %sS's''.n
,vs%ad dyI ars,. Fine y !? /; .ss sSGr
I'D |a'd' 'aN HiS, y j. Via; ,sc-
"a ys,d.. ssaiof-wsn by c. F. sauer, Jr.
xs Y5r?s .aeo.d S II ihta hG n
$50 ya-ds, 1un,oE-won BY vs.. r. FicisIin.
-; second. 7. Stokes. Time. minutes
one.inlle run. scrior--won. by J., II.
rsy , sse"nd minutes SShe5es ind third
sssssr 'eS 1S Sshi l' f1t 'hl ashs.
msh jump ' frws; 1y VII
Harms; jr. Height. feet inche;s.
High jump junior-wom by Joseph Bryan
,olLlSSh Jump mIasg..won by r N; Rg,her-
High ju.hr. trsshman,won by 6. dol.
AMI iipnton' herhi. 3 fee" '"' inshes a"N ms
FG" %dom "P third ~ ~ n aTJ BIZ
lance. - feet | = inch.
Gr"av.s; S.c" 'm nurweil: third V W. e ray
ior r,o Distance ;,, IL s fs"t 81. inches.
nan,; second: Schaetcr: third. Mcclellan.
Distance. l. feet . inches.
Broad jump frcahman-won by ! =. Tay-
Tor: second. r. Taylor: third. Dunn. Dis
lance. IL feet : inches
Broad jump. middlc-won by j NJ. Gate
wood. Jr.. second. A. n. Williams. Dis
tanc.. II feet inches.
Broad jump. midEct-won by r. NJ. Ruthcr-
foord: second. Warren: third. y. Blackford.
Distance, 10 feat - inches.
Starter. Fitzgerald.
Timer. Mackrcth.
Judges. Grcavcs and IT. V. Johnson
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AMERICAS PRESENCE ~ WAN
HAS NO EFFECT ON KIDS GtNI.

Uncle Samuel and many OF his ath-
letic nephews may he busilv engaged
IN warSomc pastimcS during the COM
ing summer, but the war will have
no effect on the sand lots. where the
futur" greats will hammer the ball
and scoop up hot FOUNDERS Just rs they
have done in other years
me amateur aud scni-profossional
ball players will receive more en-
enlargement from municipal :.uti,ori-
ties throughout the country this year
IMAM ever before. The life out OF
doors helps To build up tho striplings
ana make healthy. strong young men
out OF them For this reason members
OF municipal Fairgrounds committees
IN the larger cities ara making plans
To lay out additional diamonds for tho
boys. SO IL ought TO be Il big year
among the future greats
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ting the Richmond expert on ice
w. Strother Jones. formerly of Roa
nokc and now located in Pittsburgh.
Pa. one OF the Hercules Powder Com
pany'S experts. was also "a guest of the
club. Strothcr is one of the Nirrini;,
boys who by his pleasing. persona litv
and eNpertncSs with the shotgun is fast
shooting himself into the biz league
and the hearts of the trapshootcrS.
Down in the amateur circles, w 4.
Hammond. Sr.. turned the tables on
Hart, outshoOting him coming into the
stretch by one target. thus winning
high gun amateur honors of the week.
BILLY Jerman buried Flippcn in Cla $
Il. The president Of the club Colonel
Grundy, who has just returned from :.
who was shooting his first time this
season. found Bob Jones too strong FOR
him. In fact. had Bob gotten on TO
the wind little sooner he would have
walked away with the whole shooting
match
Glass A-w. 4. Hammond. Sr. runner
up. Hart.
Glass B--w b Lerman; runner up Flip
Class CT. b. Jones. runner up Colonel
Glass Do: F. wgisiggcr
Winner. II. b Tones. nineteen Straight.
=ets-Winncr. ". B. herman. two
Legs on tho Grundy sivler loving cup and
the News Leader loving cup won by Il. b.
r hnEa y ON the Bp ;l,o lumsden:
loving cups won 10y NJ. u. Hart.
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SCHOOL HAD GOOD RECORD
Cadet Tenn Won Ten yirtor!e. In Thirteen
SaEis- WITH stronger College and
University TenrNs.

MEEANE y. g.. May i2-rhe BINGHAM.
HctSn" cadet nine for the present sea-
-"u mud. ouo OF the best prep school records
ever r"s'sicr.d by team IN this section
wh"r they Won ten OF their thirteen Eumcs
most OF which Were played against the
stronger college and university teams Their
tcCord for tho season follows:
North Carolina state (Ass,cs,. s: Ring
uniysrs''y OF North Carolina. 4; Ring
Wake For"s, College. 2; Sirsham.Me.
atlantic, Christian College. 8: Bingham
Whi;eett Institute /: Bingham. Mcban.,
seinont College. e. bingham M"bau~. (
thurman University. !: Bingham ebanc .
,Pisdnou, College ot;eorGiaJ. :: Bingham
N"Lauc. l.. ~
MI, ,riesssnt Collegiate Institute. 6: Ring
Georgia Fob. 4: Bingham -Mchanc :.
t,rorHtt Tech, II. IhuEhar Mc2auc .
georgia I"ch, :, Bingham N"ban., g.
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MEDICOS DEFEAT CREWE
BY LAST FRAME RALLIES
Local CoilcGiHns Get to Thrtckmorton
In sixth and Ninth for Winning
1niiics-FimnI Score II 10 =
TSnecial to The Times Disnntch

II..I.tI % The Times DlspNtch.
tREWE, VA. May l2-Thc local
nine was Defeated. II to s. this after
moor by the Medical College of Vir-
GINA nine in the last two innings of
the Suggest staged here. The local
boys gained an cight-run lead in the
nrSt three innings, and held the Mcdi-
ca! College nine well in hand during
the hrst seven innings. The visitors.
however. got TO Throckmorton in the
sixth Tor four runs. and won the game
IN inc hihth, when they showed sin
men across.
The contest WAS featured with n
great catch by Berry of a drive from
CreasyS bal, MorrissettTs pitching
ana the h@lding of the visiting team
also we're features. The score:
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SHOOTERS FACE BAD WIND
West End Gun Club Members show or
Before Visiting profrssiunaIs.
Hammond. Sr.. BeStS Hart

The shooters at the West End Gun
club yesterday had to face Il treach-
erous wind. which came in gusts, MAX
ing the targets duck and twist worse
than snipe shorty Storr brought his
boss, II. II Keller. Eastern States man
aEer OF the Peters Cartridge Co, of
New York City. out TO meet the West
End shooters. and to inadvertently
show him how tn smash clay targets
He did not show Keller much for. he
cqualed Shoriy's score in the regulars
ana Immediately thereafter ran IL
twenty-five straight in the extras, put
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."Y" Athletics

AS the three class leagues in the
Junior department are beginning TO get
und'| way. the games are becoming
more holly contested and the interest
more intense. The teams are pretty
evenly matched. and the standings are
very close.
Squad No. I. of the employed boys
league. under the captainship of Nor
ris Goldstein and Phil Wann. put up
some fight the past week and crowded
squad out OF first place by one point.
These two teams meet each other We'd
ncsday night, and Squad No. promises
10 make good account of itself.
Lynn Weakley, Dave Farragut and
Edward Woodfn. captaininE Team No.
, OF the "a boys league. are still
leading this league. Their lead was
cut down considerably last week by
Team No. >. and it now consists OF
only one game. There will be some
thing doing when these two teams
meet next Wednesday afternoon.
Squad No. /. OF the "B" boys league,
after maintaining the lead ever since
this league started. was finally COM
peeled to surrender first place. Muir
ray. Simpson, Lacy. Westfall and Lin
wood Hyslep. in charge of Squad No. 3.
have pushed their squad ahead by one
point.
Standing Of Teams.
sa EimpI hS HyS sH%af No - %rris Sold
No. 3-I.ews Zoos. Mortimer Kennedy. cap.
William McWhorter' " captains apt g p poih,s
SQUAD No. |. Jerome Ripkofsky. c, {. Green
captains. 81 points.
n Days Ta ri Edward wsodaR, ssntains
stuar; WSinGarn Ia"btrs Hnsh nm Mnr Ga
i Hnn,Ip% erG TiEEir sl5 Team Warren
Wa,ns G Hiram MGKds An DR. nrigsH
B Hoy H@'?sS squad No MURRAY smnso,
I liz gon Wsstfsli L'1woGd ysI.p: eap!,ins
ram Hatcher. Herman Stywalt. captnins
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Hankins 90. White 90. Thomas go. Live
say Smith GU. Taylor Two-base hits
Liv.say. Gentry t9. Benner. Thomas
Three base hts--whiie. Home runs--Ii. r
smith. f.ivesay. Sacrifice hits-Jones
stolen ba:es-Gentry CO.: Beach. Rice
Thomas. Nelson. Jones. Smith Ii!tS--Of
Thomas. II in . innings. on Benner 10 in >
innings. Bases on bails-hy Thomas. 8: by
Benncr. l. Battcrs hit-by Thomas 1Nye
By Benner 'Nunnaliy). Struck out-by
Thomas. :: by Bcnn.r. s. Passed balls
Nye. :: White. J. Wild pitches-Thornas
Lef, on bases-First Baptist. s: stockton
street. .. Time of game. TWO hours I'm
pirc. Kidd. Scorer. Calohony,
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Fulton,

Calvary ................2 ! i"0o 0 90 L..
summary: Errors-1ngals. .Belcher. Nichols
Vaughan. Easkins. Two base hits-croSs
Woiisinar. Clock. {. Rice. Block, KendTnorc.
der. Belcher. Rice. Clark. Moore Hits.off
Haski1s. u in - innings: OF Stariett. L
in u innings. Bases on ballS--by Hasklns,
Z: hy Starrett S,rmck ou,-,by Hassins
5: hy Starrett. 2 Wild pitches-Starrett.
Left on bas"s-Fuiton Baptist. II: Calvary. q
Time Of game. .:3o Umpire. nogge,t
Scorer. Clark.
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Totals. 30 . 6a1 Totals. 80 IS IS 81 6
score by innings r.
Woodal &. Quarles 4 . 7 o-jS

ny INNINGS. r.
Woedall s ouaries .......t 2 81 e-is
summary: Errors. VILLA wiiliams. Davis G2).
H HIis t($2. p Lloyd 81. Renss, ,Faison.
Three base hits-Hotchkiss.. stolen bases
Myers. ken:s. Binford 90. Seawell 90. Sell
man. Hotchkiss. PcHSeley. Rady. Watson
80. Double plays-IIotchkiss tunassisted
r Binford to Rady to Hotchfiss. Bases on
hitaby Binf,ord; d; Floyd: by Davis. sill
~ Passed balls-Persins. g. Wild pitches
Davis. ]. Left on bases-Woodall & Cuaries
>: \. s Nellam, 8. Wine of game. l:i5
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Totals; .&c e7io Totals. ~ I 7a7

I"'NTs, .."1 2 10 Tolals.. ..W I 7G7 :
Scpi" 10y innings: q SN r.
ola Nirgiuias ..........o IL . o o.
summary: Errors BcaSley t2D, Alright 2t2).
Taylor 81. Tw"-huse hitS-Smithers. Beas-
10y. Alright. Gentry, Three base .hit--Iiiker
/ Sacriiicc hit Monroe. Stolen bases--Pohs (5), .
h"wd"n. Alright. cancpa. Gentry. Beaslcy
.'"alc. Smthcrs. Bases on balls--of Napier
.; OF .cwcrN. :. tiattcrs hit--by towEry,
r" tArrishi IIcrho!zcr. Goodman). struck
"ut--by Napicr. H. by Iowcry. |. Left on
hhs"S-DuplcN. !; Old NirEnias. . Time of
came, ! :Ij. Umpire. Morgan.
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Dick Beale, of Duplex, landed for a
three-base wallop in the second game,
although the hit was something OF a
huke. The ball hit square on the foul
line between right field and first base.
and bounded away to the right field
bleachcrs Before the Old Virginias'
fielder could get TO it Beale was safe
on third.
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summary: Errurs-JOnes Harper. Nunalio.
Pendieton GU. Strain 90. Woodland. Law
renee. Anderson t2b. Hatcher ca. Young.
rwo-basc hit-YounE. Stolen bascS-I.aw-
renee. Strain CD, Harper. Harrison. Ak-rs.
Double pla Woodland to Biankensh!p to
Harper: Strain 10 P-ndleton to Harper
Nunalic to Pcndlcton TO Harper: Tinsley 10
Hatcher. B"s"s on hnIlS--nH XooIard. g.
lit by pitcher-by Woodland. trawrence.
,a ,rnnha al, WiH pmto Nv nSilIi
Left on bases-Fairnount.9 9: Highland Park.
II. Tim" OF game. ::31. Umpire. Crosslry.
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Noltlr's Unions.


Sc1r" by innings: Il.
K. !; I.". Juniors. o 0 o o-3
summary: Errnrs-Cliver te). Siedd -.
Berry. W. Bah"u. Two base hits-A. Bahen.
Longest. Berry. Tucker. Bloun,. Stolen
hn-"-- Berry 80. Car. Oliver. Gauld!ng CO..
Bases ola hal!s--or Bahen, ]. Struck out-by
corTr-w. .. by Bahen. g. Wild pitch
iSnhnM. I.InpLrn. Gl.nn
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COM MERCIAL LEAGUE


!'hpl"N I'D NirginiaS. : ,tirst gamc)
i'upi'N g. oid Nirgirihs. Cscuond game;
s"NtU innings hy HgT.cm"uD
Ili@hinua Park a. Paramount thirteen
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Totals; ..iol. Is III ro,aisai N q

Scor" by innings: r.
s saa5aG h.s,.:, . ....s sSs ~
summary: Errurs--Eeli J. Iianing ,e)
Grav.R 90, Wall"rst.in. Sledd co. Irving
c'bell. caiisch 90. Two base hits-McFsr-
lau". Irving. ca!isch. Talley. Three base
hits Bell. Leonard Home run-BcIl. Stolel
bHses-F. Hating 81. Graves ta,. Beasl.y
%. Irving. Calisch. McFar!sne. Bell. Dou-
bic riay-F. Hating to Bell. Bases on
bal!s-on Hall. D. OF Bear. :. Struck out
~ Hall .. by Bear. s. Wild pitch-Hall.
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Totals -. II 20 II 9. II Totals. 80 : = II
SCor. i.y innings: r.
K K"Can'' ...... :::1 $685. - -
summary: Erros-.Iohnstone. Tate Chill
dress. l.. creaner Kelly. NJ. Creamer (3l
Francis GU. Caravati 60. Arnold, ].
'.r"amcr. Home runs-Clarke. Frederick,
SSharpe 60. Kelly. Sacrifice, hits-clarke.
;ngS iiiis-on Arnold. L. in . innings: of
robinson in innings; OFF Kelly. in 8
innings. Bases on halls-by Robinson, g. by
Arnoli' 4 by Kelly. l. Batters hit-by
60 Struck out-by Robinson. :: by Arnold,
!: by Kelly. . Passed balls--J. Dreamer.
Wild pitchcs--A rnoid. Time of game. Two
hours. Umpire. Hampton. Scorer. Gill.
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crewe ....i : q Il q a - a
summary Err"rS-Walsh t2t. Sale. Ross
stanton. Earnest, Lyle. Green. Ralston ,.p.
Hoy!e Morri<sette, 1'wo-hass hi,s-nerry
Greasy t2), Lyle MorrSse,te (2l. IIoyIc
bruni. RalHt2n: Sale. Walsh. Double plays
Lyle 10 Ra!ston to Green: Lyle ,unasSist /
edl. fits--on Bruni, in !. innings; off
Throck morton, Is I'm innings: or Morris
settle J in innings. Bases on balls---on'
Bruni. ?; OF Throckmorton. .; off Morris
settle. l. Batters hi;-by Rruui. !. Struck
out-hy Bruni. !: 10y MorrisSettc . hv
Throckmorton. Time. hours
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IairniOunt.
Cold

Sc"r" 10: innings: r.
Fairiuount ..............1 q @ o.
Ciotdc Observation-Disclosures 0 Ia
summary: Errors-Anderson. X. Bell, l.ig-
ran. Newell. Cream. Sewcomb. Onegty, RoZc
-. Two-base hits--Liggan. W B"ll. Sac
r!iicc hits-Euglsud. ". Bell. Stolen bases
Green, Luck, Patterson t2j. Double play
pn.sty 10 Bo2c BASES on bslls-on Theslich.
!. Hit by pitch.T-by Watts. tTheadick
Hayp. hy ThcadiCk. tPattc-son) Struck
"Ut-by watts. ): by Thesdick. 9 Umpire
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Standing of Clubs


N"fLl ". Cherry Smash. AT Byrd Park.
Modern Wo"dmen vs. Woodaii ~ Ouares.
at CLARK" Springs
keilam ~. kocen's Boosters at Full
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Amateur Notes
BY "PREP."

Duplex continued it's winning streak
yesterday afternoon at the expense of
the Old Nirginias. walloping the To-
bacconists in both games of a double
header staged at Boulevard Field.
Manager Lowery. of Duplex. was shy
q hurler in the first game and went
TO the mound himself and proceeded
to hand the Old Virginias a 7-to-i
defeat. Jimmy Coulter hurled the sec
ond game. and the Old Virginias were
defeated by a 4-to-l count
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Result. Yesterday

hos-u', boosters. ~: McGili.
NOuuali ~ cuarIrs. Is: 4. s. Eellan
cherry sins Sh Modern Woodm.n post
ioMeN ~ ahr..lnentl.
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Benner hurled the FRS, Baptist team
Stockton Street Yesterday Rfterpoon nj
Sonthside diamond. The boy went into tho
game with sore hand. having injured him
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yyh,r, They PLAY MI

Chnsapcakes va. Paramount. a, Byrd Park
Solde Tintops vs.. Second Baptist. at Sec
Code VS. II. Il. Leo Juniors. at Luck
Field.
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Standing OF Clubs

Where They Play Next Saturday.
> First Baptist vs.. Randolph Street. at Byrd
Park.
Fulton VIZ. Stockton Street. at South Side.
Tabernacle VS.. Calvary, at Oakwood.
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Standing Of Clubs.
Whore They PLAY Saturdnr.
FIRST GAME.

l'ari,
Highland rnrk vs.. ODD virginias, at high
land I'ark.
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The hour AT which the regular club match
/ Regina was changed to ( o'clock the newt
shoot being next Saturday at I o clock
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The second game was by far the
better of the two and was full OF gin
ger from start to finish Both teams
fought hard all the time, and the
small bundle OF fans were kept en-
cited all the way through
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Old Jake Poh was i'm the limelisht
in the second game. and got a two
base hit out of one time at bat
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Honey" Duke. the Duplex shortstop.
seemed 10 be off color and made two
errors III the second game. This is
something unusual for Honey. as he is
one OF the most reliable ShortstopS in
the league when il comes 10 iielding
ground ball.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE

How They Played Yesterday.
First Baptist. 10: Stockton Street. 8.
calvary, :; Fulton. &.
Randolph. q: Tabernacle, l.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE
ISc.,iIts Ye.trr,iay
Standing OF Clubs. -

Code. {: Paramount. ..
chosapesk"-, ~: Second Baptist. Z"
NOdc Tiptops, I: r. T.. Lee Juniors. g.
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The batting of Gentry, the Old Nir-
Ginias' third sacker, was the feature
of the second game. The youngster
got TWO hits out of three times up.
and his wallops were solid ones
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Sthrritt. III the bux for Fulton did good
work, work Tor his team: and had his team
punched their hits the Fulton boys would
have one game in the won column in
place of the big zero.
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al points. Squad No t-FrAnk Bat.. John
Creighton. DAVID Itnderisn. captains, III
points. squad No: 2-Stusrt Waite. Burweit
ooins. David waiiees'c!n eao,ain,. III
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JoIi'S, spiC"r 90. Doh.rty. Cunmins t2b.
s., ac'i'icc hiiS-Baur. Two-bsse hits Baur.
stolen bases-W. woolard 90 Stroud. Snicer.
r. =: Woolard' TilIsT Bases or bals1on, p
on T. Woolard. In innings: OF Tiller.
?, IN innings; off Mason. I'm innings.
lit by pitched bsll-Wharton Dance go
Haur STRUCK out-by r.. Woolsrd. .: by
lil.T ., by Mason. .. Wild pitcheS-Tilier.
& Passed bals-Hubard. Wharton. Time OF
game. i:h. Umpire Mr. Roy. Scorer,
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throughout the. entire game. and was able
10 win by the terrific batting OF Smith
and Livcsay. Smith hit the longest drive
ever seen on the Sou~,sIde diamond, and
had crossed home plate before the ftcldcr
had secured tho ball, -.