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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Cnn Cincinnati Ncpcnt.

The fans OF Cincinnati are fondly
hoping that their Idols viii he able
Having gotten into the pcnnnnt class.
they show no disposition to back ont
OF the manager and give mother
team II nance 1t the FLAG colder.
They cannot he blamed for this.
Perhaps man wants but little here
below. but he wants 1t often. One
flag to "A far is like blood to a tiger.
One flag merely gives him Remnant
tits. 4 disease from which he never
fully RECEIVERS. The fans OF phiia-
dclDhia have proven this. Nothing
but pcnnant winning earns can eve
hope 10 pack Philadelphia baseball
parks again.
Nobody can blame tho Cincinnati
rooters for wanting more OF the JOY
and delirium they knew last fail IL
that they couldn't bc expected to get
their I'LL OF II in the few weeks be-
fore winter set IN. And the Ne"
Persian poet said. will be a blue year
for Cincinnati If their idols hit the
:oboggnn and fail TO repeat.
Having predicted last summcr tina;
Cincinnati would not win the 1871?
craw into It's shell insofar as any
more predicting is concerned. But %:
one thing We may be sure. II the
cincinnati team does not stay up
c%innati r""ters will h. a d~issruntled
bunch indeed, and their Willingness
10 attend the games in large num-
bers Will not last very long unless
Some managers have Always been
of the opinion that a pcnnant spO!ls
n good base ball town. There is lit
tie dancer OF Washington being
will have a c~hancc1to disprovc this
belief during the 1920 season.
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PIMLICO ENTRIES

First race-:our and onc-ha!t .arlonEs-
DoTa W. - .CliH Light. !oi. Repeat. =.
Secnnd 5a~ce-s,eeP!echase; /: m~nes-Jov-
~: Guy CANT. ia; -Ea-':keL l25 syr-
u: 49,; surf queen. 70. Gensyiye Il. 80;
IF Ambrose Clark entry.
Third race n!c-Antoiuctts ltt: Tou.
caret. ib,: chitncra. IN Dottto vanGiy.r.
ll%@s: Edith X ~: G]92!dine. q; Ny Dear,
Fourth rscc-:our ard one-ha.. .urionc.
due Dc Morn. !lt. Jacobiaa. IL: Santa
Paula. i!2; Trantula. ~; The Cook. is;
Winds q. Charre, ~: Farr o. The North.
Ms: 'HG;stun, us: BY Gone. lis. Jacques.
sI Fi;asn Fan ,g sorlqnss-scu.y. 100;
Up. los: ..N!rE.nia l.. -. KajlpoiIs. 100:
scrank. 10; .Eno;. 10, Samuel Ross
sixth race-s!r turlnnEs-supc- i:s: rac.
Bay. lis cnnrll" l<yd-cEc-. ~. Can;a!n
Alcock ii-. E''ah" 10 Nurnpa .ru.rLn
los: Italso. II: s;,;cr Emblem. ioS
SevThIh tfcs-s'1 :urionss-Franc T:reur.
hgher. '?5: Grirw"cd. 10: Heran' IL.
Isariat; Is: fLnE".y. IL: TChimera. 10
: Pibroch. ~; i~'hiiiIi-. II: fsccrart. IN.
VINO Cares. Ia Ysfke" Motions. Ir- Y,
pol, IN -'EdVart = Wht.nsv enf-y
z -TDosoTlS entry rHn.Gv. sonny
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Stool Though Sportsville
by WILLIAM T.. KIRK.
nnllnNt lNaA

Crate men is of many Kinds. sum OF
them was BORN & Dyed long &
doant know thay arc gate.
Among the crate men OF America Is
Connie Mack. his LIST name is Cor
nelyus but thay call him Connie. Inc
used TO win ~pcnnants in Filadclfy,
he was the manager wich taught
crate players how TO live on small
sallerics.
wich pitched in the last Wurid's
Serys. He is a littcl pitcher but wen
big batters cain UP he newer yelpcd
tho his last naim is like a dog. he
showed that Il littel man can do lst
rate aEgenst big men II he Heaps his
he'd. IL is cesier for a littcl man 20
keap his he'd heckaus IL wuddent 1T
a h!g man & the big men doan't try 70
steel IL.
\ other crate man is a umpire. any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
new ATHLETIC HEAD
APPOINTED FOR TIGERS.
L. c. Roundy Will Coach Hampden-
Sidney Tcam-Term of Office to
Begin Next Fall.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.)
FARMvILIE. VI. May l3;-om.
today that r. G. Roundy has been APP
pointed athletic~director Mt that in
stitution and would have charge OF
all branches of athletics. Selection
of tho new head was made more than
n month ago. but the officials had
not come to terms with Roundy and
the announcement was withheld UNI
Faculty members and those in
charge of athletics at Iia~mpden-Sid-
but nc was selected upon the recon
h%nendation of MISUNDERSTANDING
alumni, Aesording to nih,Ste
of wide experience. and in addition
TO being u capable instructor also
was n star in all branches of ath.
letics during his college career and
monogram in football. baseball, bas-
ketball and track,
RHnndy 6SEnn his n,S Mencc 'a Tnir
versity in Canton, \. y. He repre-,
@ STaneAs so K Ren s?er' Hi fpd se 'aGm s'sf is
Maine to tax charge OF athletics.
Hampden-Sidney secured him from
Kcnt's Hill.
at Hampdcn-Sidncy next September
when h candidates for the Tiger
tice. He succeeds Monk" Younger.
who will leave the college TO take
UP athletic work at Virginia Poly
appointed assistant football coach at
Virginia Tech. The retiring director
made an enviable record during the
last year at Hamphen-S:dney. lie
tied the Richmond c. agc eleven for
the football title OF Eastern Nir-
Einia intercollegiate athletic Assoc
citation. and teams tutored by him
did we'll in other branches of sport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
GOLFERS ARRANGE EVENT
Members OF Country Club of Virgins
Plan Media Tournament for
NHlf SATURDAY. u.

Saturday. May Is. has been set Il,
The opening day Of the golf course
OF the Country Club OF Virginia. An
eighteen hole medal play handicap
tournament Will feature the first days
play. UniSials OF the club have de-
cided TO divide the golfers into classes
and a prize will he offered for Inc
low net score in each class.
Glasses have been announced as
follows:
A-Handicaps twelve and under.
E~-Handicaps thirteen 10 eighteen
inclusive.
C-Handicaps nineteen and over
Conditions set forth in the rules
covering the tournament state that
only two ball matches Will be al
lowed and players must arrange Cor
their starting time In advance. start
ing time may be arranged for any
time after midday Friday, May IL. by
'elephoninE Mr.. IIill at the club.
Players not having handicaps should
notify the golf committee previous
10 the event.
Rules of the United States Golt AS
ISOLATION Will govern tho tournament.
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NINE WILL MAKE
TRIP TO NORTH CAROLINA
High School HnscbnII Team I.cnyc,
Today for Series of
Times.

Manager Harold Dudley. OF Tie
John Marshall bascbaiS team. will
his charges southwark tonight
on an invasion of North Carolina.
Narshallitcs will engage Rocky
High School Saturday morn
ing and Red Oak High School in the
afternoon. The latter is II return
l.amc. John Marshall having defeated
BED Oak in a previous encounter.
The MarShallitcS are in the best OF
condition. and are confident Of re-
turning with two more victories to
heir credit. 1t is understood also
mat an cnor will he made to stop
off for n game with panvillc Military
J nsti;utc on the way home, provided
arrangements n be made.
Those making the trip besides
Manager Dudley II Coach Hay
probably Will be Captain Todd,
Hicks. Turner. I.icsfeld. Walden.
1Syder. Holiday, Carroll. IIarrelson
and Hudson.
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ATHLETES ARE READY
FOR BIG TRACK MEET
Six Colleges to BE Represented In
Third Annual Affair Saturday
mt WpSthumutOu.

With athletes from six colleges
completing training everything Is
hcady for tho third annual track
meet of the Virginia intercollegiate
Athletic Association. which will DO
heid Saturday afternoon on Stadium
Field. at Westhampton, the athletic
field OF Richmond College. The quar-
tcr-milc cindc track has been rolled
and put into condition for the event.
which promises TO eclipse any offered
by the association in former years.
Track athletics have returned to
favor again following stagnation dur
ing the war years. aud Indications
are that the six colleges represented
VIII have large squads Of athletes
present. Richmond College. Roanok,
College. Hiinpdcn-Sidncy LynchhurE
College, William and Mary ana Ran
dolph- Macon viii be represented In
the meet.
Three Colleges Appear Strong.
Information reaching this city In
regard To the strength of the compel
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First TaceI:t1 :u~IIonrs-Ma!ta,y. Girl. 81:
: bush. JOS: Caravan. :rs Thornblao,a 10:
Ale.ander, rs; puTur lH5 cu;"1sy. ii!s;
q: Epearlsrs IL: we1onah. ~ onoomff.
tuni,y. us. Lady TrsnevaaII. 81 PoI Eysx
Second Ece..tr furionr.-Yel,ow nlo..
TO Ne Lou, r5; Gi"odov-r. liz. Ha.c rr1sp
ley. us; Mary ReiEel. ii5: l.ough M.,s.Sr
H5; Ind!ne, lis. N.ddl~, rs. Mary Fnrsn'
lib: Dromore, rs. Fi,r-bic--Rs.o,s liz,
Nurse Jane. ms; Blaneh Mac. ii5, Aihar..
-Silo: Mayrowc,. a.: Fllp. no
1.Third race--rnile ard q stSteAn,h-p,,.
Girl l0s: La foudre. ~: Thinker ;- -
la; L.; Lady Rachel. 10; Me'iora. 1,7;
Fourth raee-six fpr,onFs-F-vol,v i.
y M!irs Nell. iS; ItShtning Sweep. ;Gs IJ,,I.
blossom. 1qs: MARE Maxim. liz; Alum q
Better Believe. IL: Guaranteed, III: or.
K l9xa. ils; DISTINCTION. lis: Eyes 81 Youth.
Judge Buhrow. 100. Plato. 100 Sr,,. 10
n Botherat inn. ln3: Greenland. IN Vnyssuio.
Io3; Beg Pardon. 10; Brother Tt.tch q:
= 81 Michael: 10: Brunswick. ~. Inn,
- To-: Ben Boit. IL. Ei~lr!ble-Runza, i.'
sixth race--miic and ouartcr-Jnur, az.
I. Alex Lr. q; Paul weidtl. ~; Duke Q.
seventh rare--piie and eirhth-S, Co.
I. main. 1oi: Gamecock. io7i Hadran ia.
Htne Cat. no: Honolulu BOY. 10 W.,
saw, III; Dei:co. III.
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SPORTS

Ing colleges Is mcagcr Richmond
nnoke College appear to have an cdg,
on tho others In view OF past records
but n surprise probably will bs
Drums and IA dark horse may CARR
OF the honors.
For the FIRST limo in tho history OF
the association u son OF the Orient
VIII take part In track athletics. Ro.
anokc College has entered Chu. ,
Chinaman. In the pole vault and the
sprintS. Word received from Tho
Magic City Is to tho effect that thu
bic athletic ability. Sullivan, OF Ro.
nnoke. Is another man who will hay.
to be considered. lIc Is entered In
the ~javelin, the discus and tho shot
put. ~
Indians Have Veterans.
william and Mary will rely upon
close and Joyncr, point winners in
the 1917 meet. Cooper, a two-mIl.
runner from B~ordcntown. ". j., nIse
VIII attempt 10 carry away honors for
tho Indians. Smith, the
haifhack for Happdcn- Sidney, vii.
wear the garnet and gray for the
Tigers: and Is reported 20 he the
Iigcrs best bet. Cochran and
dolph-Macon.
Waverly Jones. shortstop on the
Spiders baseball, team. viii be en-.
tered In the dashcs. Jones has mad.
AN excellent showing In class athletic
work at Richmond College thi,
spring and his time In the sprint,
has been good. The Spiders also have
u number OF other capable men en-.
tered.
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SUFFOLK BEATS COOLERS

PETERSBURG. VA, May 10
Petersburg was unable to overcome
3 SIX run lead in their eighth inning
the series with the Suffolk Cats here
today by the score OF : to 3.
The Coolers mad a desperate Of
tort to tic the score in the eighth.
but sensational catches by Crow and
Davies banished Ietcrsburg's hopes.
With the bases filled and two out
Il the fifth frame. Command drove "A
liner 10 center field. which Poole cap
= urcd i'll sensational style, after Il
long run.
The Coolers counted first in the
second. when Moran tripled to left.
scoring lIcilman. In the eighth.
Davis. pinch hitting for Heilman.
scored Mcmahon and Command with
his double to ccnter-held fence.
TN two hits, Il sacrifice and two
errors. Sufol scored three runs in
the second. and in the eighth on
three singles, Il double and Il sacri-
Ace. counted three times.
Score:
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Total. ...... 5a5 III l7a 800


umpire hrs to be CRATE or he wud
be burnt at the steak for sum OF the
uesishuns he besides.
y other CRATE man Is any manager
OF a team, a manager has to he S-at"
10 mink tuN players Get out oil MS
hand & his hand has TO hc hard or
the players wud cut IL with ;harc
knifeS wen thdy are Getting out of 1t.
In Jack. nccrly Ill baseball men is
crate men. cant naim them All IN
this essay. but all boys shud strife
jurncy thru life SO thay can git the
dough for tharc wifcs TO put III the
bank.
] also think my tccchcr wud have
been a crate man II she addcn
been n Eurl instcd OF 4 boy hut may
he She Will marry u crate man but |
doant know, she has been tcccliinS n
crate many innings & ain made no
hit SO far.
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Last American Golfer
Drops From Tournament
Ivy Associated prcs..l

NEWCASTLE: COUNTY DOWN,
IRELAND. May I:i.-Thc last OF
the mcrirnp entrants In the Rrit-
fhh wonnen'S golf chanpinnshin
Nns eliminated today.
Miss Marion IIoIiins. nf Vest
brook. L.. L., tho only American
survivor, was drfraIrd i'm the
fourth round by Miss MoIIy GrIf-
hths. who won by n scOre Of q uu
and : tn play.
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SPORTS.
Joe Guyon Released
by Atlanta Crackers
NY Associated I.rcss.l

ATLANTA. GA. May I3.-Joc
Guyon. former football star at
Carlisle npd Georgia Tech, Inns
heen released by tho Atlnntn
Southern Association club To
AuEuntn, or the South Atlantic Az
soctnti0n. IL was announced today
t;uyon wns "a utility man GU the
Cracker team.
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RncinE Renewed In cannda.

MONTREAL. May l3.-hftcr n
t~hrcc-ycar suspension due to the
war. horse racing Will be resumed
in ca nada tomorrow when tho Mount
loyal tracks reopen. This meeting
! ~1auSurates the scason Of the tracks
indcr the Canadian Racing Associa-
non. which are located in Montreal.
Ottawa. Toronto. Hamilton, Fort Erie
AZ Windsor.
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Stadium Opening roxtnoncd

ANTWERr. May i3-TIc
ration OF the Olympic Stadium. origi-
naiiy set FOR 'Hay 3. mas been post.
ponce 70 May %. The stadium IS vir-
for the delay in it's oocning il The
absence OF the king of Bele:uin. who
desires 10 attend the inaugural cere-
monies.
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Gotham Mermaid Wins.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, May ID
Miss E'hclda Blicbtrcy. OF the New
York Women's Swimming Associa-
ton. won the national =. a. L. nifty
! Yard woman's national swimming
Championship in the Los Angeles
Club plunge last night. She
sHam the distance in 90 us seconds.
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ALEXANDER WINS SIXTH
GAME BY BEATING ROBINS
Chicago Is Outhit, but Captures
Contest From Brooklyn by
Onc-Run Margin.

CHICAGO. May l3.-Grovcr .Ncvan-
der won his sixth straight ZANE Of
the season today. when Chicago de
feated Brooklyn . TO J.. although ut
hit by the visitors.
Elliott's double. Ilollochcr's error
and Johnson's single gave the visitors
their lone run Two passes with Il
hit between and Il sacrifice fly gave
Chicago the winning run.
hlcaSn Itrllx,
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BUCK WINS TOURNAMENT
New York Man Cnpturcx Golf Event
Among University of Virginia
Students.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)
CHAIsLOTTESNILLE May l3.-In
he golf championship tournament
ust ended Mt the University of Vir-
CITY. made the best qualifying metal
score of eighty-four, while the run
ner-up was MIR. T.. Il. Harrison. of
Louisville. ny, who made eighty
SIX. There were ;wcnty-four players
in the tournament, all students.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14

WHERE THEY Pi.tY TODAY.
brooklyn ut st. Louis.
Now York mt l'ittsburEh.
PHILADELPHIA mt Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
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Nr,y OrIcnn. Geta Trxnnt..

NEW ORLEANS. May l3.-Ordcrs
We're received today from tho Ancri-
tIn Olympic Committee by Secretary
]'cnchitto. of the Southern Amateur
Athletic Union to hold seven track
md field tryouts for Southern alta
lctcs here June &c.
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American Associ,,,on.

milwaukee,. 3; Indianapolis. o.
minneapolis, /: Toledo. g..
Columbus. s. St. Paul. l..
Louisville. .; Kansas CITY. O. DIFF
teen lnninEs.)
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wilde WIN. Vim ..knyo.-

Wilde. British tiywcight champion.
knocked out Battling Murray, OF
Philadelphia. in the second round OF
tonight.
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RAIN PREVENTS GAME
At BOULEVARD FIELD
Colts and Rocky Mount to Play
Two Contests Tomurrow-First
Gamc at 2::SO.

Rain prevented the Colts and tho
Rocky Mount ~"Bronchos" from play
ing the opening game OF the series
yesterday afternoon ut Boulevard
t1eld. but the Itichmond team in
creased It's lead over the other teams
IN the Virginia League, due to the
fact that Suffolk administered n ter
riblG beating to the petersburg
AIDE city team vas defeated by the
score OF Z to 3.
bargain Day" attractions will be-
gin early this year. Announcement
was made yesterday that u double
leader will be played tomorrow aft
ernoon to make up for the intcrfer-
enSe OF the weather. The first game
LEFTY" MaEalis. tho southpaw sold
TO Spartanburg. of the South Allan
TIC League. was Manager Gooch's
choice for the pitching assignment
Yesterday. Magalis will leave to-
night for the South Carolina city and
tiooch may give him a chance TO
hurl his tinal game this afternoon.
Lee Stone. the spitball artist. Will be
ncid III reserve and is second choice
Tor u duty today. Stone has won
Two games in as many starts and
should get away 10 another il he is
worked this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14

GIANTS SHUT OUT REDS

IBy Associated PrcsSj
CINCINNATI, OHIO. MAY Ia
Bcnton was strong with runners on
the bases today, and the champions
were shut out by the Giants. & TO Q.
New York. Cincinnati.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14

Score hy innings: X.
New York q lnaoh3-
Cincinnati ....o o q o o %
Runs Burns ~. Young tsb.
Fletcher. Errors Dauhrrt 60. Eopf.
harden. Two-hasc h!.-Ra;h. Grrh,
Doyle. Stolen blsc-Flrtchcr. sacrlnccs-
Daubcrt. Doyle. Hcnton. Double play
Bath 10 kopf to Daubert. LEFT on base
Now York. 2. Cincinnati. 10. Rasc IN
balls-oG Fisher. l.: OF l.upuc. 1: M Rem
ton. ). Hiis-on Fisher. I IN : inniaES:
OF i.upuc. in. :. Hit by pitchcr-py
Fisher. !. Struck out--by FiSh"-. I: by
I.uguc. |: by Benton. 1. U.np.res-Klein
and l!nsl!c. T~imc-i:5a.
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Ned Dani=l, OF Roanoke, is tho first
V. 7. a. member to turn in A perfcct
score. He ran fifty straight in the
club match MAY
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M,r,Inx,ilIc nen,. Danvillc.

MARTiNSVITI.F:. w, Mav "a.
Mnrtinsvillc High School defeated
panvillc Military institute here today,
. 20 3. The local team hit hare.
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WlIERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY. 80"
Rocky Mount mt Richmond.
Wilson at Norfolk.
Portsmouth ut Newport News.
Suffolk ut Petersburg.
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NATIONAL

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. o.: Cincinnati. u.
Chicago. =: IsrooklSn n. 1.
~. Louis. .: ISistop. :.
PHILADELPHIA Pittsburgh. postponed {wet
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CARDINALS STOP BRAVES
Boston.

Try Associated Press
ST. LOUIS. MO-, May l3.-St. Louis
broke Boston's winning streak by
winning today's game. . to 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY. ~
st. Louis nj rhiLlLelphin.
Cleveland ut lSoston.
Detroit Mt Washington.
CIIlcnEO Mt New York.
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Totals ...5s q IL Totals ...G5 - i
IRAN for Clarke In eighth.

Petersburg ...".......o 1cooooco-
Suffolk .03oO o o.
Summary: Runs-Command. Mcmahon.
Hcilman. Crow. Black 90. Poole (.).
1,avies; StrHin Errnrs-ClaTk c., BLACK.
hit-Moran. Stolen bascs-Poolc. Hack.
Mahon. S%acCific" hitS-Strcct Strain.
bases on bai!s-of Collins. = OFT Proctor,
J. I.c:t on ascs-PctcrshuTE 10: Suffolk.
y. Hits-nn Collins. . In s innings. Struck
"ut-by Collins. .. by Proctor. &. bv Lode
stro. l. Time Of Eamc-2:I5. Umpire
Bra ndon.
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with the team out in front and
going good notwithstanding crowds
are expected to turn out today and
tomorrow. Manager Al Bridwcll has
a fast aggregation II one that
should give the Colts n hard run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14

On June : and S. the Winchester
Gun Club will hold it's first registered
tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14

otoI" ny innings: u.
81 Louis .............o 1850 x-9
summary: Runs-Mann. Bocckci. Mar
anNiilc. Smith t:). Hcathcote. stock.
HornSbE. Fournier and Lavan. Errors
CIu'se. -oNc!iI. OcschScr. I.avan. IIalncs
ia'ncS. Stock. Home run-Sm.th. Stolen
hasc-slcathcot Left on basc-ltos:on
l. -. Louis. I Base on haIs-of
peschEer.. ? In : OF Tones. : In /. IIii
ny pitchcE-hy ocsChEer ticatclicotcl.
struck ont-hy OcsChccr. ! by Jones'. .:
by Haincs. :. Wild pitch-Ocschgcr.
Passed hall--C!"mors Losing pi,chn--
3cSrhrcr: Impircs-Moran and RisI.r.
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Too bad the fans could not hear
me vocal selections rendered by the
Colts. The players sang severa!
popular pieces. but the fans had re-
treated to cover and missed it. 1t
was some harmony.
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Cheer. up fans. Norman johnson.
farmer and lawyer. says better
baseball weather will be here next
week. johnson tool n slant at the
bushes growing Just out
side the park and says this section
is IN the midst OF IA blackberry win
ter" which means that warm
weather Will not become permanent
until the pushes shed their blossoms.
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Houston. 6: Witchlta Falls, O.
Beaumont. 4. TT Worth. 5.
san Antonio, 3; Dallas. o
Galveston. !: Shreveport. 2.
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Tho Clifton Forge Gun Club has
X II American Trapshooters' AS
ISOLATION to change the date of its
registered shoot. as the first date Sc
!ected comes too close TO the regis
tered shoot of the Staunton Gun Club.
May &c.
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ON THE TRAPS

r. q. Moss has been elected score
tary of the Hampton Roads Gun Club.
to succeed MEG. Sinton. Ncwport
News, Va. Mr.. Sintnn has an enviable
record for efficiency. and kept mis-
club well 10 the front during his in
cumbency.
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(Tcn


i1nings) "
All others. rain.
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International L.cnru

Rochester. Z: Jersey City, ).
buffalo. G: Syracuse, 8.
Toronto. 3: Baltimore. 4.
Reading-Akron, rain.
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Totals III 10 % - Totals ...3S =. =.
'hattcd for harden in seventh.
MATTED for LuGuc in nin:h.
Score ty innings; II
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

South Atlantic League.
Charlotte. 3. Augusta. .
Columbia, S; Greenvillc. s.
SpartanburS, 5: Charleston,
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

suffolk. :: Petersburg. 3.
All others min.
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Totals 10 10 eta Totals SO l. - !.
.baited for ONeill i'll eighth.
MATTED for ocschGsr in eighth.
vRan for EayrcS in iShth
Score Gy innings. y,