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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

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i;.r.n. io7 tHayncs,. sio.iO. So 50. scroni
T TtfT"wo"a;; ~ ,krmmcE!. s. So. ,hiri:
ami t?uc@n OF T rmmps a,s M''r ran Lillian
Second rac"--s!x farionEs-.I,ncx nny.
lopitney. lis tRurkc,, s25". $3.50. Sc.
sassa A ,6,lnr :Hsiisnann,eT u" 1Mo.ri>.
Fancy. Sunross TASTY Cora ais. ran
ITh!FI rs"" &C.. .nl one, half turlonr.,
$50. g.; second D:. iIali. 80 nmx,'
Sf 20. th:;d. Time ;:oS;.; Sh.nnr.
d"ah tu-.Cn Ca-uso &. & G-i.hr II, A.
C.!vcri; Eastern Glow. rr.ciosu-.' M, a.,
fnn coIrin M!dian and Acc OF Accs a.
.F"g!,h EE.ccc--on". m!le--Damrosch. los
vl Si%G' io S'i ,zoe fIS9. s=so %%Sn Wa
Ilme. Lac. Hong Kong Major nam
lrnn%ihie and Sacarn-c also ran
IiE,,i,,,,h r,H ,,s fu-ipass--Day Due. rs
second. Iick!ish -. JKum,nrr.,p 81 81 81" "'
,,nitI Tim" i;!a IS. riciwicit. WAR
San. r"ur IL. i0G tWh.,timr;ofp. ssiSI
lcrp. 500 ,iio. seroSd; Wroo, mi ! ljsr
IT, ~, .M"!j!si, $3.50 ,hird T!m" i:iG -.
Seventh -ac"--miic and :. six;""n, I'm h'n.
.,lhesr!"s, Franz. 10 tHayncsr. ss7a.
%. 5; 10. s"cont. Krzah. 100 dIimnJ
EI,hH hanI MIMI III, ,0m1n", Christie.
Getz. iarhmrc. Podua. Aisrcttc. MarSnry
also ran.
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Mayor Pitches Eirs, ,nii.

Mayor George .,inslie pitched the
hrst ball across in an ofiicia well
come to baseball. and it proved to be
af.ei which Ia. stars and Stripes
were hoist'd ana Umpire Guyon
called. play bail"
Manage Clarke made last min
ute change in his pitching depart
mens by sending Young to the mound
IN the piIcs 81 Wheat Lee Gooch
Will. Tommy Abbott did the catch
ing tor the Colts. Manager CLARKE,
wc'.t hemind the bat for Petersburg.
Jce'sc Baker. the hrst man 10 fnrc
founG. secured the hrst hit OF the
season Smith struck out and Jim
Poole. VII" arrived here yesterday
for the Colts. popped I" Young.
Baker stole second. Lee Gooch. the
luchnor' pilot. stepped 20 tho plate
and the game was halted for a fcw
might receive handsome floral d."
sign from several Of his friends IN
c chis ely rr,,z SitIerai"f rni Rat
cern. were III. donors Of the design.
t;oorh'- T,"-Bnse WALTON.
With Baker displaying sight
nervousness on scco3d, fearing that
he might not score liooch.s answer
10 the tr butte was two base wal
Top 10 lenhcld OH which Baker
f Sc AnEels Arrasonr, The cuban
with double TO lcit-centcr, and
GooCh CAME across.
The fans were wild and yelled for
Luke stuart 10 come through win
hit. The second hascman respond
ed nobly with Il single. on which Ar
ra:on scored. sam Daurhton ended
IN" inning by grounding out second
base TO fret.
i.ichmond sen; Young to the
showers IN the third inning. Abbott
lead on with single. but was
- X irr IL
er's Groundcr. Holman, in an at
tempt 10 catch kircher at first base.
threw wild tn first base and the
pitcher went to second. lie advanced
TO third when Smith beat out AN
tnhcld h!t. Smith stole second and
.rowney dropped Clarke. pcrtcct
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SPORTS

throw to catch '"ry" allowing Kirch-
cr To scoic. Lodcstro relieved Young
when Poole came 10 bat and Rich
nvnd secured but two hits during
inc rcmaindcr OF the game.
f.nu of u Perfect Day.
petersburg came dangerously near
scoring In thc second inniEG. Conn
inand walked and went 10 third
when stuart threw wild 10 Baker 10
Ec:,d him on at second after taking
McMahan's roller. The batter reach
Ell hrst and took second when Klein
inand on third. Moran went on,
stuart to Poole ana again the second
b;.icman hcldcd the bail well and
hcid Command AT third. Clarke
LodcsIro and Kirchrr STAGED n
pitchers battle after the third in
nihs, AMI the game was one Of the
pest seen here on opening days in
To-day the Colts viii play the
Coolers in Petersburg. when the sea
son vii. be opened in the cockade
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when the smoke cleared away Suf-
folk had scored four runs. The local
team frightened in The second. but IN
the third there was another run. and
JOHN was drrrickcd.
Pagan was called IN TO pitch for
the locals. but had II not been for
hitting hr would have been hootcd
from the box. for SUFFOLK scored in
oil the remaining innings except two.
Pagan put the bal lover the fence in
first time mp 10 the plate Tor the
first local run. In tho nth he cot q
he was walked.
Newport News scored six runs In
the sixth inning. Manager Wall stag :
ing a sensational hit-and-run play
with three on. all three Of which
scored on Il single by RranniEan
after two were down. Suffolk played
almost as ragged oall as Newport
frequent and more timely
The score:
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JOHN MARSHALL WINS
Defeats Church Hin 1T Byrd Park
tn the Time OF
3

EiEh School dcfcatc! Church I'm
Athletic Clubs diamond aggregation
yrStcrGny afternoon at Byrd PARK
10 3. The first inning seemed 10
indicate that tn" prep team would
hav" "a!kovcr. but tn" East
EUGsrs hra"cd up. and tn. game de-
Ntlpp"i iaiO rather closely CON
tested affair Although in that frame
H. Mrrshn!l!teS had all nine m"u
up. anI scored NV. runs on three
hts. TIA" remainder .. the game VAS
Is nlH-anG battle.
Sp"c'acular hitting was displayed
hy both teams L.-sf.ld and Sharp
featuring Tor tn" Blue and White
ana WooG FOR church Hill.
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"BABE' RUTH INJURED
IN GAME WITH MACK5
New Iurk's S125,OOO Batsman Tn
able to Play in Opening Clash
of Season,
tBy Associated Pres,

-; $3.50 '"'cu iI'SS
NEW YORK. April 22.--New York
Americans opened their home season
hero today by defeating Philadelphia.
TO 6. in a loosely played game. Lieu-
tenant General Robert H. Bullard.
commander OF the Department of the
East, threw the first ball. The game
was marrcd by AN accident to George
Ruth, New Works. $4,000 batsman.
who was making his first local APP
i,carancc with the Yankees. Ruth in
lured himself. III batting practice he.
fore the game, pulling - cartilage
out OF place. He struck out in the
first inning, but was in great pain
ANA had 10 be assisted on the field
New York got off 10 IN early siN-run
lead. but Quinn weakened and Phila-
deiphia tied the score III tn. seventh
The visitors We're aided a great deal
by Glcich. Ruths successor, who
made three errors. Tn. locals broke
eighth when Pratt singled with the
lasns f1llf sn0rinr iNn ,.Iln. y
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SPORTS
Greek May Represent
America at Antwerp

BOSTON. Apri! :c.-pctcr Trt-
Nonlitlns. native of Greece. who
won the American Marathon road
rncc here Monday. will run AT the
Olympic Gnmcs mt Antwerp ncNt
summer. Should the fnct that he
Will not hnrc completed American
citizenship requirements prevent
his representing the United Stntcs.
nc VIII he Nrnt tO carry the coIors
OF Greece. Announcements to this
effect WAS made today by his fell
low -rountrynIcn of tho Hellenic
Association of Boston.
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TWO LEAGUES ORGANIZE
Tw" Amateur baseball Leagues lie
Formed by Lynchburg
tl'nI.t

fSpccial to The Times Dispatch.
fNCHBtRG. April 22-Two a,
,cur baseball leagues are being 70
ed here, ono To br called the {
League ana the other the Indust
League. Tho Taste: will 10 made
OF pliu' i'tm:.. Work.uEmcn app
to b. pmyiug more attention 10 ri
teams than has ever brfCr" been
ease here.
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CARPENTER WILL BOX
French CHAMPION 10 Appear In E.hI-
billion nOut for iIrnent
or Veterans.

lsE AHtt"'laf"N lr":S
NEW YORK. April "y-Georgcs
,hrn"nticr Chamn.on heavyweight OF
EUROPE, VIII mako his ilrst appear
anc" in IN" American ring on May .
when he will box four exhibition
rounds here with one OF his sparrlnp
partners. u whs announced today
The exhibition will he held In the
S"vcniy-hrst Regiment Armory for
IA" benefit az a war veterans build
ing In this city
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BRONCHOS TAKE OPENER
FROM CASTLES NINE
Rocky Mount Defeats wiInou. {: to o.,
When Waiting Sh"rtntOp Makes
Two Errors.

Especial to The Times Disnitch1
ROCKY MOUNT y. -, April 22.--
Fighting furious!y for an advantage
the Bronchos anneXcd todny's opener
by . to score from Wilson. in a
game that was fTaught with thrills.
y great crowd that overlooked the
STANDS and the blcachcrs welcomed
the old pustimr. while Il bia=s band
and exercises that were 4 model of
brevit% attended the opening
along the third base line into the
crowd in left ANA Spcrbrr rompvd
home.
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NEWPORT NEWS TAKEN
ACROSS BY SUFFOLK
Initinl Clash or Year Witnessed by
Over 1000 Enthusiastic
lsneria, to The Times-pispatch.l

!.I,I., ~ ~ 7 IT !TTIVS- iTISDiI IN.
NEW PORT NEWS. April o2.-Suf-
fo.k defeated Newport News - To :.
in the opening game OF The season
here this afternoon. the contest ne
ing witnessed by more than 5000
people. The weather WAS ideal and
the fans made no kick AZ sitting
through two hours and half OF the
most mixed brand OF base ball ever
seen in tho local lot.
JOLT got away to a bad start. and
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NORFOLK WINS OPENER
FROM PORTSMOUTH NINE
Initial Game OF Virginia League
EniiS 10 Fast Jack

PORTSMOUTH. Ap-ii -: - More
than $500 fans witnessed the open
ing game o fthc Virginia League sea-
son here this afternoon between
Portsmouth, and Norfolk, the visit
ing team winning 30 3. stanley.
Il sOuthiaw. proved more effective
in tho pinchcs than Crockett and
Norfoik's hits We're timely. Kane. in
left Held. and i:augS. on center.
starred. Crockett was particularly
wild and in"nrCtivr in the first and
third. but after that inning was un-
hittable. Stanley wabhlcd III the
SIXTH,
TIL, score.
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ST. LOUIS LOSES OPENER
IBy Associated rressl

ST. LOUIS, April go. = Cleveland
swampcd ST. Louis in the opening
game OF the American League sea-
son here today. hauling the offerings
of four pitchers with ;mpartiality
ana winning. II TO 3, while 81 Louis
was only able to bunch hits in the
second. when Il double and two sim
ElCS resulted in two runs.
81. InlIiS. (icNCll
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WINDY CITY VICTORIOUS

DETROIT. April 22.--The Detroit
Americans opened their homo season
hcrc today in loosely played game.
which went TO Chicago. 10 = Tho
visitors took advantage Of tho wild
ness 90 the Detroit pitchers. bunch
INK hits behind bases on balls
ia k@cn's batting featured. The Chi
caEo l"tt nclder obtained two doubles
ana ~" singles IL I'VE trips 10 the
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.BARBER's TRIPLE BREAKS
UP ELEVEN INNING CAME
Windy City Players Win Opening
Game OF Season From
Cincinnati.
LEY Assncla,cd rrcssl

CHICAGO. April 22.-BIrocr's tri-
pie aEaina, the rieht-;icld screen.
with iIcrzog ON first. broke up an
eleven inning game which Chicago
won today from CINCINNATI. 4 TO ).
II was the opening game OF the Ma
;ional League here. and about 10000
persons were present, Including a
dele CATION OF fans from Cincinnati
Chicago. Cincinnati.
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Norfolk
pOstsniouth.
Totals, 30 { c7iI

Portsmouth .....l u " o "a
summary: Runs---Kauc. Corco.an. Fish
or. .: Hangs. :: barton. Er.nrs---cor-
.nrhn. .: Stack. Malone. Matt, Crockett
Twp-basc hi;--Stack Sacrifice hits
Fisher. Co-coran. Champagne. Barton.
lir.bcck. ,. Stolen haScs--kaae. Bangs
Log; on hascs--ANortoik. 2: Ports
mouth. T. Strik" "ut>--Stanl"y. g;
mouth. Strife outS-Stancy. { :
crockett. = 1sascs on ba!ls--Stanicy :.
.r"CE"u. s. liit httsm"u---Crockett. =
Double p,ay---: rhnidt Ia Decker 4,
Srhwart. Tim. 1855. rmnlre-CillroE.
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Totals .
Totals " 527i7 Totals 3Slt.; Is /
go; i'.,tI,u Tor saunders in seventh

S,eFr'"md ......... : I o o-I
-; LOUIS .:...... u q o.,
ni,lin"ry; Rums-,iran"y. Chapman tal'
. rrrSS" 81, Mood. Gardiner. warrhs.
! ~, "a li,ihh WambsEanas Austin s;isicr.
nsIiuES' Gnrb'r TIVE. has" hits--I;a r,lr.r
nfhh"N Johnston. Chairman jacobson
hr.c- ""s" hits--Smiih. Gardner Speaker
>"Cri.tcrS W hmhscnnsH cha rnan Gard
..r' "N' I"shir. Double" rlaya-t'ha pmur
WNamisganss ami Johnston; wI,,ah,:anss
c ,.i,.C iran ana Johnson. Left ON has"
Oft Sh"ckcr. 1. of laync. /: off S.un-
u"rS' on I."rer"tt" |: of Myers. l. of
'"Nr!"ski". !. Hits, on Shockcr 10
IN tncnc out in SIXTH. or nayr..
IN J." INNING Conc out In SIXTH. OF Saun-
i"rS. : IN =" innings. on Ccynl"Sl>tc ,
n innings Struck "ut--by ShorlSor ::
~ tnN"i"Sbi": :: by Myers. !. Winnin.:
Shnch"r tmrrcs-Chil ana owens
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AUBURN EASILY WINS |
FROM THE VIRGINIA.
Gcorgians Outilcld and Outp
University Boys at All Stages
or (;amr

Especial to The Times Dlspatc
cliAltlDTTESVlL April ..
Outhittinr and outiiclding Virgil
Auburn turned tho tables today, W
ming easily. 10 o. In the sec.
inning. with Ollinger on irst ba
Bonner drove the ball to deep ri,
field for "A home run The visit
added two runs in the ninth. J.
Crccls' timely single TO center scor
Barnes and I.aSSitcr.
DllinScr held Virginia To two I
up to the eighth. ana was gi'
splendid support.
/l9oS score.
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WASHINGTON TAKES GAME

WASlllNGTON N0riI =. = WASH
iurt6m oncncd INC baseball season At
home today 10y defeating E"Ston,
ID = i'm the presence Of = record
cro,yI jrriudiug many high govern
mont officials Vice Preside Mar
SHALL tossed the FIRST ball and Sec
r,iary Daniels. la center held, as
sisted in - Has raising ceremony.
lfns,nu pil.d up dvc runs IN as manE
innings bu, after that tn" locals
horpcd on 10 Russell, who was soon
Withdrawn. ana karT. recruit, and
TOOK tho lead.
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WHY ran to- Hlinm'rmAn IN nInth.
sun ok ........... ...........t o 20 ! ! OIL.
Nvwpori S"wS ......-.......o - 900 . q t.
summary: Runs Back. =. Mack. Kelly.
Il Poole. I. Davies charles. Cu,iinS,
iicnEcs. wall. lircw-r. Simsnn. e. Dunn.
FaSan. = rive. has. hits-- Mack. Pool"
Wall. brewer. Three base ht"- Mack.
ION. Iuns-fnEIn stolen bas"s-Rii'y.
kclly. Poole Hiii Street. Double p!ays-
Hcngcs TO nranraEan to wall. ltasc on
hHls-rn Joilin :. OFT FaEan. !. on Wood.
mouse. :: on Collins. . Left on hasc-Sui
i"lk. Q; Newport News. 3 ii!t 10y pitched
na iis-Ecny 10y Join. iiiis-on John.
IN y innings: oil Wopdh"use. in . -
innings. Struck "Gt--hy Jolin. .: by IA
gan. 8: Collins. :: Wodchou.". Pa SEED
nnlls-Simpsen. MID pl. n Pagan |,
Time Of Ea,n.2.31 Impir. Ortiz. Al
tcndancc-i.SJJ. Sacrifice hits--W odehouse,
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'N'fl"I INr NVbr-tsNn n siNth
Two out When winning run scored.

Score hy nnIngS: H.
Cincinnati .... - . . o n-,l
Chicago ...0 q d :, u n q ii
,Snm,9.r! kmns-E,i.ch :: ,ucra"s.
fash"rt. korf. ka.thcr. = Two.ba,. h,,s
.-nsubcrt. Nort Thr"c-ba hi;--liarhc-
stolen has"--Twonbiy Sacrihc"-lIoI-
Ioghc-. :: Iisr2os. kigltfer. Lett on bases
[-NhiNhEo. -: ,'!ncin.;.ii. :. Hssc on
haI!S-on Rurthcr. J. of Alexander. 1
II: hr ri;chc- 10y Rcu,h"r. tTw"mnly
kiNoir:l Struck out-hy Alexander !
by Ruethcr. ). Mid pttch--Ructh~r
llnrlrrs--NiCm and Emalic. riinc .:lI
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Chicago ....e.. ilOO. oio1 IL
lJ--EuIt ............ u u 0 q C. =
summary. Kuns--;.icLo.d. o.. W-avcr
y collins 81. .Jcu-dan. Schalh. litilmnn.
Twn-haSc hits-wcav"r i;isb"rg Ainsmi,;l
Jackson 60. Hush. Stolen ba."s col
ara pruhi" plays- Jackson aai Sch.!g
ZONES. H',liuan anil Bush Lot on ha.p--
Detroit, q, chicago. las on balls
Oh Fabr-. {. OF leonard ! on Oldham!
of Ayers !. !iIts--oN Leonard in
: innings. ~ oldham. : in Innings N
Ayers. iu Innings. Iiit Icy pitch"c-hy
Leonard ,l."toldl. s'rucIs ou,--ny Fahor
Is Leonard. /: ~ AYERS. !. W.id
A%crs Passed Halls-:'chaIi, i.os,rg
u!trn.G Leonard I'rrpi.rs - iiilGcbra nd
and Exams rtmc--2:5.
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I'hilndrlpl,in.
Totals 80 5ot
SInr L.. nn.A Z.

brooklyn ...,I d o . a a.
Philadelphia .Gl q q o q
rs IN - airy; Kuns-o'son konc;chv.
Mn !: lisn;rn:t. Williams j. Miller, ,.
-, - II "i."t chy. St"nccl Stolen base
k"n.iIh! SiCrlaces--El!int'. H. M!l.r.
j Miller, D"Ghl" pla.--Wa.l and Olson
i'eti on bases -li!"nkivn. I: rhiiadcluh;n
= Bdsc on nalis--on rfcf;cr. Meadows
y struck out--hy rfcnrr. /: Mc,,INw,
:. NmriFc--iiarrison and O'pay. Time.
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BROOKLYN TEAM DEFEATED

ftilLAnELPlIlA. April 2o--Hits
by Bancroft, Williams and StcngeI,
followed by J. Miller's sacrifice fly.
constituted an ciShth-inning rally
that gave Philadelphia an opening
day victory over Brooklyn here to-
Hay. 10 . Meadows struck out
ciEht. hut made "a Wild throw in the
NTH. which gave the visitors two
runs and the lead. which they main
tanned until the locals rallied
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Philn,lclnlli
Totals aSil"tli Totals 80 ~ - u |
.H,ttod for GTiila IN seventh
-I,...nL - NnrrE IN mLmlh.

philaie ahia .......n Q " :, xS
suumarS Run----pykes. E SiInmk' Nh ytr,,
ircrl,tnprn. finn. :. tileich. Lewis. M,uSri'
Rusi TrrorS-pykc>. puCan. :: ,Ht"iyn'
I'-,,, Twu-hAsc h!tS--hlpp MChS"''
Dyke, stolen ba.c--i'rart Stcrit"c-.-,
wsikc- Double rlsy-pSkcs - LnSan
ThlaiSivhi. :. Ijase on hal!s-,,on Nay.
ior iiss,y;. 3, r"rrya y TiM,""i II
RI RI: TASTY. : IN 4.-3; Perry, In :;
eunr. m "l-3: Th"rmhh.'n IN
pcrfy. II Quinn W!il riigh-
Quinn WANING u;ch"r-t hnt'ha IN n,
iArLN nm Connolly. ftme. NV.
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How the Colts Field
COLTS OPEN WITH
4-TO-O VICTORY


U.ohtihucu From First FaEcD
man turned out such a day. The sun
was Just warm enough and the play
rrS Eut added pep Into their .ort.
having been forced to work IN *
i.cmc.y d!sagrccahlc weather in N.
spring training season. The ncldinE
of both the Colts and Goubers was
snappy aud three fast double plays
added interest to the game.
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STANDING OLE CLuRs

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland at 81. I.nuis.
ChicnEu 1T Detroit.
PHILADELPHIA ut New York
lSuSton mt Wishing lon
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JrT Smith Il O.s "IIanL.mnn ,,nIcc

LONDON. April 2a.--Jcft Smith. the
Bayonnc. y. j.. middicwcight. tonight
knocked out 'Bandsman" Rice in liz
second round OF what was TO have
been "a twenty round bout
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ticlmund. 81; Petersburg. d.
SufTo,lS. ~; Newport News. !.
!: Portsmouth, 3.
Rocky Mount. =: Wilson. O.
STANDING or CLUB.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Richnncnd mt Petersburg.
Newport News at suffolk.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
Rocky Mount mt Wilson
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Richmond ........3 q "
Petersburg; .....-...Q 0 o o y %
summary: Runs--Bak"r Goorh. Ar.
Stuart. hickman. Downcy Twotbasc hi,s
-in"ch iiahcr;. lati- McMsh,n. stolen
bt-"s--liahcr. Z. smith Doahc plASs>
Arr.c"n TO stuart to Poole: Young 10
McMah,n: Stu.T; 10 Baker To- Poole Left
an bas"s-Ric hinnnd. >: Pc;crsbutE 3
First has" on error-TciersburE. l. Uasc4
90 bail--on kirrhcr. off i.0desirn. /
H!t*-oH Young. In "a tnning3. Struck
"hi-by kirch.r. ). by Younr. !. lev
l.pi"stro. 3. rimc OF game. hour and
% ininut,h tmrIrr. Enynn.
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NirginIR.
Totals 1910 - !
.Snnfc lhN intinr.

Auburn ......O o n n q n .
VIRGINIA ..0 o q . q d
summary: Runs I.arnts l.aA.l,.r
lirHcr. Homer. Errora-FulErim. n
urtt -. kuEk. Dunn. 2 Two-basc h
Harrison. Homo run--Ronncr ST
na.cs-- barnes. l;a-sitrr. ., u knyk.
Oilingrr i'aR" on balls-or ollirrnr
cn Harrison. :. hi, hy pitched ball
Euyk STRUCK uut---by Dlllnr.r Z. n
rison. :. Passed bait. Knyh. rim.
game. hours.
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Rnclly NlnIInt.
Totals - ic' !"

,.''''' - v ~ ~ ~ y ~ 60
. summary: Errors. ScrlzinEcr. = Fulicn-
W'id"-. RunS-Fuli"nwcidrr And spcrbcr
1,H i,,, hi,,.w .lk.r; ,,Firs, on balls
IN Fu!!.nweiicr, = on Friday. :. Struck
hut-hy Fullcnwcli'r. =. 10y Friday T. Irf,
90 bases --Itocky Mount. !: W!lson. G.
Double p.ays-Secling"r 10 Sharp To Roth
firSt oi crr"ts---Wi'son. !: Rorky Mount
! Hit by pitched -Fuiienwciicr. /
sharp. nIurc-Ganicy. T!Ine--i:2,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. {: ISrHokiyn. 3.
Chicago. .: Cincinnati. 5 ul lnninrsp.
All others rnln

WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
81. l.uu;, at Pittsburgh
Sew Iuril ut ltnston.I
BrooklSn at Phita .l~ Intiin
Cinrfrurti mt Chicago,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. 3: Detroit. g.
Now York. 3: rhilndclpliR. @.
Washington. \: Is0stOn. i.
Cleveland. IL: 81. Louis. Z.
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IVN OTr.
Petersburg
Richmond.
Ran FOR Clark" in eighth.
list,cd for Command In ninth

Totals - - Totals J. II .sx -
DAVIS out cutting third In ninth In
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Totals @a 7a7li Totals 32 : c3la
'isHit"d t'r Leonard in nth.
7lSattcG Tor Oldham in seventh.
.B"ttca tor Ayers in ninth.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
MEMPHIS U. o. c. DELEGATES
ATTENDED CONVENTION

A number Of delegates from the
Memphis chapters, L. d. C.. attended
the West Tennessee convention held
In Dyersburg on Tuesday.
The delegates were specially pleas
ed with the beautiful musical num-
bers rendered by the boys and girls
orchestra OF the Cumberland Pres
byterian church and the young peo-
pie OF the schools and q lovely mum
Der was also rendered by Mrs. John
Hurt
The program for the day was zen
dered as follows:
Ritual. led by Mrs. W, s Carver.
Invocation-Rbv. j, j.. Castner
Il Address of Welcome Mrs. States
Miller
Memphis.
Roll call of West Tennessee chap
ters.
Vocal solo Mrs, John Hurt.
How TO Build tn T.. u. c, Chap
tiers" Mrs. Mary Forrest Bradley,
Memphis.
Luncheon followed by afternoon
session.
Plano Duet Miss Louise Ferguson
and Mrs. u W, Ross.
Educational Work Of The I. u. c.
Miss Jennie {. Lauderdale.
"Daughters and children of the
Confederacy. Why Mrs McCury
Jackson.
''The South ia the World War
Miss A. NJ Harton.
jefferson Davis Highway Mlss
3ertie owen.
%Home life Of Admiral Semmes'
Mrs. G. &, Bryan, Memphis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
Teachers Union Has
Not IndOrsed Any
School Board Ticket

Miss Mary v. Little and Miss
Elizabeth Dix. Of che Public School
Teachers union. Saturday denied
that the action Of the Nonpar$isan
league in indorslng the independent
candidates for the city school board
was at the instance OF the teachers
union. They declared that while
they attended the meeting of the
Nonpartisan league Thursday night
and voted for the. endorsement. the
teachers union has taken no official
action and may not do So and that
they voted as individuals.
The only ewo organizations spon-
soring the tickets for the school
board are the Citizens league. which
brought out a ticket and the Nom
partisan league. which Endorsed the
independent ticket after the candi-
dates had announced. The Nom
partisan league had nothing to do
with bringing out a ticket.
Both legislative tickets, the regU-
lar Democratic ticket and the in
dependent, are fighting shy of the
school board race, which in the lat
ter days of the campaign is ASSUME
ing proportions of a lively scramble,