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ROCKY MOUNT VICTORIOUS

ROCKY MOUNT. n. c., May L.
itatil.nE fur!ous,y for an advantage
I'M Jrrheels came up behind and tie-
Ing the score in the seventh, and made
win Of ioday's game with the rorts.
mouth Pirates by'a score OF 10 2. BY
sending the winner across In the
ninth Glacier. for the Locals. tw!rled
supcrhly throughout and slashed
many OF the seven hits credited while
Post proved a worthy foe. but " obbIed
In the sixth. when with Walker at
third he baked and sent the first run
10 cover. The next run for the Tar
heels came when Malones' throw from
deep ic!t TO second base went awry
and into the stands. while in the
ninth. after u hit and an error. Post
filled the bases on "A walk and then on
the succeeding batter again failed to
locate the plate. Stack gave the Wis
!tors one run with a homo and Beal
the other with drive TO the fence
with a man on the bases.
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AMERICAN NAVY TO ENTER, !. +
TEAM IN OLYMPIC GAMES
To Specialize ia Track and Fencing.
Mnny of Country'r Best Ath- i9'
tCtck in Service. 81

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Navy
Department has definitely decided Is
enter a team for the Olympic gangs
to be held iE Antwerp, aud claSs
is now being formed ut Annapolis,
Nd Nd, under The tutorship of j. II;
ietics at the Gulfport Naval PraID :
ing Station. M
Particular attention is being given
TO track and fencing. and us the team
Will be picked from both the officer
and enlisted personnel II is evident
that Uncle Sans naval wing will ia
Some of the best athletes Of tHs
country are already in the navel
viii join at once in order to be eli4
gible TO compete for place on the
teams. Enlistments have been re-
duced to two years and this will act
Is an added attraction to athletes
throughout the country. ., =.
The navy now requires daily par=
tsoipation in all recognized sports
and coaches will develop men who
branch
When the smoke has cleared away
ut Antwerp will Uncle Sans sailoEa
men he out in front AS usual? -!
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Crumn Bents co,,rel1.

Il. T. Crump defeated Cottrell In an
eleven inning affair at &. c. a. dia-
mond yesterday by the score of 9 to s.
The feature OF the game was the
batting OF Ryder for Crump. who
secured two singles and two home
runs in four times ut bal. One home
run came In the eleventh inning and
won the game for Crump.
Clements pitc,.,d great bali. no,
allowing q hit until the fifth inning,
lie was forced to come out in the
ninth inning on account of Driver
going in as pinch hitter. and was
replaced by French, who pitched air
tight ball during the remainder or
the game.
short pitched an excellent game
for Cott-el. and deserves lot of
or, -. az his support was bad at
score by innings: r..
co,irel NO . $50 e-ss
Summary: Two-base hits-French'
Gentry. ,Pr,dd!e. Three base hits
go stolen bases-Gcntry. Ryder.
Sacrifice hits-Ryder. Hit by pitched
bal!--Walthail by Clements Left on
). Cottrell. 8. Bases
on halls-on Clements. 3: or Short.
2. lIits--ofr Clements, in Q Innings:
off French. l In . innings Struck
out--by Clements. ): by3 French. g.:
BY short :; BE- Walthail, /. Time
Scorer, Roberts.
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-G0oBERs WIN FRACUs

PETERSBURG, May 1.-Baker. the
Young Wilson p0rtBider, had every
ching his own way until the eighth
,oday. when the Goobcrs got busy
md drove over three runs, which en-
Lbled them 70 Win, S to 1. making il
the nist five innings the yuungs,er
vas invinc!bie, allowing the COOLERS
nut one safety. The Tobacconists
scored their four runs in the second,
liter Cy PiGh, the former fsnk. had
walked four men in rapid succession.
Collins, who relieved him. WAS
touched for two hits In this frame,
.ut managed TO hold the visitors dur
ing the remainder OF the game.
The box scDre:
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EAST END S. S. LEAGUE
Standing of Clubs.
O,k,xood 4, 81 John. !.

Oakwood and ST. Johns played a
'nappy and hotiy contested game yes
tcrduy. lakewood winning, to 3.
Credit is due the st. Johns players
Ior the uphill fight. while credit he
longs also to Oakwo6d for keeping
the score down. All in all it was
Dnc OF the fastest. yet clcanest games
played on Church Hill this year.
Umpire Dickens Is due much credit
t)r his excellent work.
Box score: r..
lakewood $500. o o 0 Ok
Runs-H. Bluethgen. NJ Hide
brandt. Gustie, NJ. Folkes, Doane. r.
Folkcs. Pugh. --Errors-H. Blueth-
gen. liasscl. Estes, .: Paseday. G.
Ruethgen. Gustie, Folkes. Pugh, =;
j. Liggan.
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Broad Street is the
only street in Rich:
mond with widthi
enough for east and
west street car and auz
tomobile traffic and
plenty Of parking,
space at the curbs;
Business has got Ell
move out West Broad
Street. Property values
here are constantly
rising. Buy West Broad
Street business sites at
the auction sale on
Tuesday, May a, at S
F. M. Sale conducted
by Atlantic Coast Real
ty Co. Adv. ~. :. J, \,
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Draucr Defeats Coin,

Iiarp" Myers batting, coupled
with the steady mound work OF
tors In the fall Of the soft drink
lads yesterday at Byrd Park before
X. II. Brauer.
Myers drove out a Sin3Ie double
and home run out OF four times I'm
and was easily the star of the game.
Jennings deserves n lot of credit
for his work in the box. causing
twelve Cola boys to Whit the air.
ana not issuing pass. The whole
r. ID: Brauer team put up fine ex-
hibition OF baseball. Hicks and Har-
vcy were easily the outstanding stars
care OF many difficult catches In cen,
ter. -
Hechler pitched good game, but
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Standing OF Clubs.
Church nm Winners.

The Church Hin Bank defeated the
woodland Heights team on the South
or 10 to 6. The game al time. h.
came slow and draggy. but changed
J nto very exciting game. Lem Rob
in;son. lhe Banks star pitcher.
ptched great game. striking ont
Woodland Heights the playing o.
Weldon and Jones featured while the
batting o! Dreamer featured for the
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vANITIE is LAUNCHED
Prospective Americnp Gun Defcnde,
Slides Down the

NEW YORK, NAV I-Tho v.,;.to
one OF the prospective defenders NJ
me American cup. was launched n.
day az City. Island for the first time
IN iour years. 1t IL expected Tint
next week. "| Shu VI
Captain Turner and wenty-three
OF me crew OF the Shamrock ar
! ~ tast night on the steamship
City Island. "iso at
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battle ANc. %; Taxa koin, I

Battle Axe defeated the champion
Taka-kola team yesterday in q loose
~ played game by the score OF . to !.
George FiGnor. on tho mound for
Battle Axe, had the champions com
pletsiy at his mercy, allowing only
three hits, two of which were iaheld
taps. and striking out three. Orr. who
started on the mound for Taxa Kola
runs in four and one third innings
Manager waddeli connected with one
of Orr's Blenders in the fourth inning
NE tennis courts on in ah i"ft SEN n,J s" oyer
home run. The whole Battle Axe
team played air-tight ball and hit
when hits meant runs.
1t would he hard to pick any stars
for the winners. as every one played
good ball. Crossley. Hotchkiss. wad-
dell and Blanton welding the willow
with good effect
Scott led his team In hitting.
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Totals 80 scr Totals "a 324 8
sBatted for I.ohman In ninth inning.

Richmond Terminals . Us
Church I'm y CO o I'll
Summary: Runs-Sule tb. Bensley CD.
Monroe az. Ves, t2,. Jenk!ns %. Errors
Sale. Anderson. Bcaslcy t2l. Monroe.
Snracino Iiggon. Woodward f2), Lohman.
Two-base hts--Beassc.. Monroe. Sacrifice
hit--A Anderson. Stolen bascs--Monroc,
Gordon I'D. pevine. Struck out-by john
ron. IL: by Lohnnn. S. Hnses on IN lis
on Johnson. .; off Lohman. 9. Wild pitch
Holman co Double piay-Jeukins 10
Pendlcion. Time OF Hamc--i hour IS
minutes. Umpire-Mr. O'Tuo!c. Scorer
Mr. iIuoper.
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the Cola lads could no, hit jennings
when hits were needed
score by innings: r.
X. u. Braucr 20 o o q 3 o x-4
Christie Cola ..I u o % o %
summary: Two-bas hit-Mycrs
Three-base hit-Lucb. Home run
AYERS. Stolen bascs-H irks Luck,
PATTERSON. Sacrifice hits - Hicks.
Fletcher. Hit by pitched ball--wat-
son. Left on bases-Brauer. II:
Christie Cola, :. Bases on balis--on
Jennings. Q: on ilechlcr. !. Time OF
game, 1870. Umpire, Pearnan.
Scorer. Page.
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colt led his team in hitting.
Totals .32 24i7
Totals .2G c7I5

n n.k;, .ksia .....s...o ooSoI o-HI
s asmary: Errors..foS wbsroS ss sMs
f G:nrIhan j;ay, r, 60: Amos. Grossisy
Icy t2l: IIo,chkiss l3). nianton. Wa,,Iicil
81, Wharton. Home run-wadd.i!
StolGn base--Scutt. Double plays--J;rcs.
ham 70 lieaie to Cross,ey: Poh to Amos
10 WbTrt4n III BY pitched ball-r-tires-
tir-A Axe 5. Bases on bails--oM Orr. ! /:
on Napier. 2: on TIEnor, .. IIits--ofi Orr
.nnlnss. Struck out-by. Orr &: by
Enpier. 2; by Tignor. g. Time OF game /.
Sutton. .'- 't. - " -
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TARs OUTFIT SUFFOLK

lSpecial to The Times -D!spatch.l
Soltf'OlK. May 1.--Superior hit
tihs by The Tars and poor fielding by
SuHO!k, made tOday's victory com
i'irativc!y easy for Norfolk by the
score df to I. Samucls was erec-
i've in the pinches. but az wild as "A
March hare throughout the game. His
support was excellent, including
triple play by feathers and a shoe
strinS catch by Kane Bribeck
parked the ball in the third with one
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, allowing only four hits. against the
eight striEe-OmtS of coney and tho
ntteeh hits allowed by him.

IT1Id8F % Il q - Totals 3O 4 "a s
snatttI for Walden In sixth.
John Marshall soon,to,,iSS
Raleigh High ., "a SaSi al
summary; Ruu.-Ii!cks. T. Turner 3:
, ~ M'I''' i.i"A,:.d =: HarreisoE, |: Crud-
up !: Errors.Ii!cks. :. Turner. /: Todd
grsen J. STANFORD. 1: Coney. ]: Up
rnurch: Esrman. /. Two baae hits-I.Ies.
tISr!u Ls.rnst Stolen bases-Hlcks. Carroll
MnIufn. ?: l.lesfnld. Sacrifice hitS-Car-
Io. nSusr Double pihys-Ryder to Tur-
neT. Left on bases-John Marshall 5:
nh.sdeh: bases ON bal,s-On Harreison
q on Eouty ! R!t.-On Harrelson 1 In
inm,nEs; on Consy. l; In s Innings Struck
pSt-bS iarrelson -: Icy Coney . Time
Oh Eame-2:@ Cmpire-Smith
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American Cup DEFENDER
|; Formally Launched

BRISTOL, II. J., May 1.-The
sioop RcsOiute, candidate for the
honor of defending the Americans
enriy Tonight from che builder.
yards here. where she hnd been
stored for four years.
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- knights of Columbus defeated the
Pehn Mutual yesterday by the sc5re' 's'
OF l3 10 2. Both teams hit the hall
hard Knights of Columbus bunchud saj
their hits In the third inning aud "
put nine runs across the pan
Score by innings: eHS.al
K. Of Co.,. 90 1901 y. ,is,..,
+. NJ. ......; 3 2Ol o 30 S's'
OK. of CO: Bell tPenn MutuaIS,t..
Saaeriace hits-Siseley., W. !. (k. 6fe't
and LYDIA Ok. OF CO: Collins. Harri.s:t, /,
son and Parsons Pcnn MutuaI ,Jinis
Ihree-b base hits--J. l.. Niseley TX. Loft u
runs-kennedy. 2, Iieilksr, / TX of Z
81: Double plnys--Creamer t4asgf
Heikcr. Struck out--By Harrison 5srsi7
h$ LYDIA, 2. Bases on balis--Off Hur.fSr-
lisOh, 2: on Lyda. 4 'Unluire.-lneatu..0.,
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SPORTS.

during the game. Jcnkins' one hand
catch OF Saracino's HOT liner was u
catch OF foul fy behind third was
sensational. The umpirlng Of Mr..
~ iooIe was excellent, his decisions
meeting the approval of all.
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Terminal. =, 90. n. A. a.

- In good; .GlSan game yesterday at
feated the Church Hill lads by the
score of TO J.. The Church Hill boys
were unable to solve the benders Of
Johnson; Especially was johnson ef-
tcctire In the pinches, having pulled
htmself out OF the hole several timcs
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Truck Fill d to FOLLOW;
Team Borrowed Suits
Especial to Thc Timcr-Di.patch.

Especial to The rimrs-Dispatch.
NLfNCIIuIRG, VA, May 1.-The
bnscbnII suBud of the LypchburE
College IN InmcntinE the Ions OF
one trunk niled with uniforms md
u complete college baseball 1utnt.
The trunk was to follow the squad
from Ola PsInt Comfort, but u
has not followed. The .enm
played south Carolina nnd Sir-
L:InIn Tech here with borrowed
bats, old unifOrn,. aud some Of the
ymru hnd on ilI-httfnE baseball
sfiors, while others wore foot toy
gerry used in os:ier branches ri
athletics.
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oEUEC Uy INTIHKbi n
itheTsourH % U y u o : -,
wilson ........ .......-.....9 9 q 90 o.
summary: Runs Klein. lic Mahon q
DaVis, Moran. Sharpe. Gross Si,nons Har.
tisons Errors-iIoss S!mons Two-base
h!ts-Downsy. :: Davis, Three basc hits
struck ou,.By Pich. 2. by Batter. :; by
Coins s. BASES on balis--isy baker {: by
pich. 3: by Collins. ? HI by ,iich.rs
Roth by Pieh. Hits-Or P!eh. o in in.
ping fno. one on; in seconGJ. Left on
ba-es-Petersburg. .: Wilson 7; Tim. ~.
game. 900 EmoIr,-Cianitv ' y.
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Stnnding OF Clubs.
Where They plnu Z

where They Plny Saturday.
Christo-Coln-B 7. Crump, al Byrd
Park. @''Au
Cottrell Saddlery-R. b. Brauer. at
Luck's Field. "
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(. nrce.basc h!tS-Bcal and Walker. Home
IN Stack. Base OH balls on Post g.
II uluzeI, o.. Struck out-by uioarr. 1:
y POST 3 tIt by piteher-rost.. tSper.
'harlot. Umpirc-Guyon. rU,c-.:Vj
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
fIust End Wins

East End defeated Union Station
yesterday afternoon In a very lonsnf"
played game
Score by innings: y
East End ...... - . , 2T3 81
Union Station. 9 o o u y o % o
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
s,nnding of Ciul,n.

Where They Play Next Saturday.
knights OF Columbus VS.. Blues. at
3yrd Park, No. =.
Newton Woodward vs.. Penn Mu-
uul at Byrd Park, No. l..
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y,,,''I t'tT.Ik Z. IH tIEHIn.
Smith Smith. ~ safe Ii;1cha mrhsne. p"oie.
nee hi,s.sn,th; BAKER. Double plays.
;MaSans 20 Poole, lii by pitched ball
MonI. !. Newport News. Z. First base
M . ssT2 ,r-Ihisnhrn9nd EarcS on balis-oft
IN : inning Struck out-by Magnils 8 :
~ Jo!iln. !. Time OF yame-i:ao Umpire
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unrd,,nrc Tenn wina

Newton Woodward defeated the
Blues by an overwhelming score of
"a 10 l. Features of the game was
the batting of the whole Newton
Woodward team
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Home rYn,wcidon. stolen bases-rWcihenn.
Jnnes; PurdY, Braudrick. Crean.r Slate
~ by niiched bali-Iiumptpn. Barrett.
ii .I,, On hlsss-Chprch nm Hank. :: Wood.
nson ,: of Bell. /. on Ba.reit. = H,1s
n, an Hei: IN I innings Stuck oui.
~ Robinson. IL: by Bel. Il: by Rn RAJ
f!ine OF Eame-26o Umpire.S Sharpe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Nobody ever lost q
cent in Broad. Street
property" Prominent
business man. Buy at
the auction of West
Broad Street business
sites on Tuesday, May
4, at 5 P. NJ, and profit
accordingly. Sale con-
Quoted by Atlantic
Coast Realty Co.-Adv.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Standing of Clubs.

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Battle Axe VS.. G. ii a. G.. at Byrd
Park
Taxa kola vs.. Richmond Terminal.
at Terminal.
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Gray. Win Eleven Gnnc

Jays won form American Can an
the Fulton diamond In n Vel. niay ar
game; The feature OF the game was
me pitching or Rausse and Goodman
both teams played good ball until the
MT the ball hard and put across fye
runs. and won 10 9 ",s
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Gnme Lulled Again.

Arainr-the game lullcd. nntii the
seventh when Crudup obtained Il
base on. an error. went 10 second on
a wild pitch and scored RAlsjgh;s. lohe
tally kerman's lhit. THIS upri sing
vas put down promptly by the fas;
John Marshall irneld.
The remainder of the game failed
to produce. any runs for Raleigh. but
the Richmonders took advantage OF
their last appearance At the plate TO
add TWO more 10 their total. This was
the outcome Of a single by Hicks, an
Is two-bagger by Carroll.
IIarrclson's pitching manifested
itself In striking out ten men and
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SEVENTEEN II
Penn MutunI Loses.

IN innings. Struck out-By Powell. 20
~ wilson j. Time OF game--i:t5. I'm
p!re-GeAtry. Scorer--kapier 80,
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nIs. ,HpD.n. ItssiaiheFs. Iicngcs. 3: Corcoran,
! G.oc,y. Crow. Davies street. Strain. Leath
sfs Kramer rwo-base hits-Kciiy.
Kramer ana Sa rnliels. Home n-Br!beck
Sto.cn bAses-Pooie Gortnes. .; Davies and
nrnSts SACRIFICE hits--Robhins and
hSnS.s LEI, on bascs-Sorfolk. 1: SUI
t.F 10. Triple pIsy-I!.eathers V Briheck
Ssilhc outs-Samuels; Z. D'Conneli. l. Rob
b!as, = Base on balis-Samuels :; O'Con.
n az; 8; hoGD!ns, 2 Wild pi,eh-samucs. i:
on o'Conne!i. in Innings Tj;ne.,:0
l'nplrcs-Ij brandon and IIoObs
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Totals % s'25 Toials ~ q Il
zone out when winning run scored.
Score By Innings: r..
Portsmouth ....,....... 0o ] %
Rocky Mount ........ o o o o is
Summary: Errors-Rooney. Stack, Ma
Ionrc Stolen basesSiack. Watts. wal
ker Dennis, Chisholm. Gleason Barton.
Sacrifice hits-Maionee and Chjssho ohm.
Left on bases--Portsmouth, 4: Rocky
Mount, g. Earned runs-Portsmouth. z:
Rocky Mount. 9. Two4base hits-nalones.
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BLUE AND White EASILY
DEFEAT RALEIGH HIGH
Score Of II to Tells the Tale OF
Yesterdays Onc-Siilcd
AfIuir.

The Blue aud White banner Of
John Marshall High School was up
held at Boulevard Field yesterday
morning, when its baseball team
walked away with an easy victory
over Raleigh High Sshool. Of Raleigh.
y. C., with final score of ii TO !.
The Marshallites won by continu-
GUS team work and hard hitting. al
though Herbert Iiarrelson's hitting
was up TO its usual form and de-
serves It's full share OF praise. RIA
leigh's representatives played hard,
but with such little avail that only
one man succeeded in passing second
during the entire game.
iiarrelson struck out Green, the
first Tarheel batsman. and although
the next two men got on by 4 hit and
walk, respectively, Harrelson re-
tired the side unaided by the strike
out method
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"A I } I Al o-24
% o n 4 O o q q n 4

ass hits-MnrHen. Co.'S
!!ree-baac h!ts--1iorgen,
ne runs-F. Tirnmon. :;
ttuu. /. Sacrifice HES
pitched Dall-Poweii. g.
Wilson. ]. Bases on
on Wilson. ]. Hts
innings; OF Wilson, .
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hurled the last inning and retired
, the visitors In order.
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blueS ......... 49,.
summary: TWO
by. f.. Timnlons. 7
knight. Payne. He
e. Timnions. =: Cl,
knight. Hit by
Hit by batted bal
bails-On Powell.
on Powell, Z la
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Totals ..:.33 s27 Totals IA -! >.
sBattcd for Command Ia sixth
Il3atted for Baker ia ninth
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Totals Us - 10
Score by innings:
Woodward
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Failed TO Reach First.

This time they failed to reach first,
Harrelson getting. a str!ke-out. Ry-
der fly, and L!esfeld getting
grounder. John Marshall threatened
10 score again by Ryder's getting
hit. and being advanced by
Todd. but Ryder was caught off sec
ond by Coney, who Immediately aft
ny
HARRISON routed Raleigh i'm the
fourth by striking out Stanford, Cof-
FEY and Crudup in succession. He
then opened the next stanza for John
Marshall by getting a safe hit from
his opponent. Hicks and Turner, fol-
lowing him, did likewise. and Carroll
walked. An orgy of hits and errors
following each other in rapid success
sion totaled FIVE runs for the Blue
and White before the frame was
drawn TO Il close. This was finally
effected after all nine MarshallitcS
had had their chance at II, and
couplc Of dies with an Inopportunc
attempt TO steal. prevented Harrelson
from batting twice in the same In
y
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Hicks Opened Fireworks.

Hicks opened the fireworks for the
richmond boys by getting clean
hit. Turner arrived. at first with the
aid of an error in the handling of his
drive. and both were brought In BY
carrol's sacrifice. a few minutes
later Lieafold poled out a two-bagger,
and secured the third tally for Rich
inond's nine on Ryder's single.
Cpchurch appearing for Raleigh
In the second, managed to reach the
hrst station on an error, but the bunt
OF Herman. following him, was used
for double out b. Todd, Ryder and
Turner. McCrae. popping UP an in
heid ny TO first, finished the North
Carolininns' second bat at the plate.
BY this tim6 IL seemed that the re-
inainder Of the game would be con-
hucive to sleep on The part Of specta-
tors. from the ease with which the
visitors were being downed. but Cot
ley answered the challenge heroical-
~ and the next two Marshailites fell
beneath the benders with which he
threatened them. Walden failed 10
beat out his hunt, and Raleigh had
another chance at the offensive
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YANKEES LEAD IN
 HOME RUN H|TTERS
New York Team Would Have to Make 132 Homers
 to Break Record

New York, February Special )- Some of the New York scribes are tax ing great comfort in the fact that the Yankees last season established what is called a modern home run record, with a total of forty-five home runs. Frank Baker led With ten; Peckin- paugh, Pipp, and Lewis each haa seven; Bodie, six; Pratt, four; WICK two; Hannah and Fewster, one eacn. This leads a writer in Nhe Herald to remark: If the Yankees can nam tain the same home run gait next Season, and if Babe Ruth can edna his mark of twentynine, the cluo will be registering a home run every other day-an unprecedented average
 And yet what will this get the Yam kees as a team? Yankee player has led the American League in home runs in eight out of the last nine years, and yet they won no league pennant.
 However. even with Ruth added to the team there is small chance or smashing all home run records as the Gotham scribb claims, Here is what a team will have to shoot at to break 'a1l home run records" In 1884, when Williamson of Chicago set the record with twenty-seven home runs, the entire Chicago team hit 1S2 homers In addition to WilIiamsons twenty seven, Fred Pfeffer made twenty three homers, Dalrymple twenty, An son eighteen, Mick Kelly eleven, Flint eight, Burns and Sunday four each and Clarkson and Gore three each and the remainder were split among the others battery men and the sub stitutes. And yet Chicago won no pen
 nant that year. Providence beating them out on Radbourne's wonderful and unequaled pitching.