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ington first basttnan. was involved Derrf
Pratt, Frazec asserted. would report at Hot
Springs BY March %.
DALLAS. Tax. March Rehabilitation.
r. n. r.
Cleveland (American League) ..B o
Kansas City tamcrican Aseociatfon) Q
Ilattcries--Mahls. uhle. Petty and O'Beill
Williams. Bono and Connolly.
CISCO. Texas. March is.-fsxnsbition.
Cincinnati (isat.ouai League) ~ II
Fort Worth (TsSaa League) .... IL
Batteriss-Marquard, siefsrt and wtnTo:
Hargraye. Glazisr. Tresdway and Moore.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. March is.-Erhibi-
tion.
II. II. r..
pM,S;,nt,nston VA; l1 " ;..........'.." io
Battcrles--Aisrock, Friqison and Picinicf !:
Meadows. Hubben and Withrow and Bresgy.
ORANGE, Tex. March 1s.--Eshinition.
neenmopt. Teras League. o
81, Louis. National League. .......ft ~
Batterios-Humphries Rely and Dodson
and Reviore;; Schuff, Eiffcrt and Dflhoefer
and Gerlach
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knowing our quick outlet
throughout 10, 900 dealers
and stores for fine fab
rics in big quantities.
He got what he wanted
the cash = the cash to
save his credit.
And now we're bring
ing you what YOU'VE
wanted what you've
hoped for vainl1 these last
twelve months-real, old
time normalcy prices for
finest custom-tailoyed
clothes. For we are pass
Ing along 10 you, In toto,
our big savings on this
unusually fortunate deal.
There are many $50 to
SIS quality woolens in this
sale. Every pattern guaran-
teed all woodland made
strictly to your order. We
shall insist on your full
satisfac action-or refund
your money. That's the
regular Royal policy
This sale won't last
long. Two weeks at most.
Act quickly. Act norD. It's
the best buying opportu-
nity Of the season.
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SPEED SKATERS IN OPEN MEET.

PHILADELPHIA. March 1s.-Five crack
professional speed skaters win compete In an
open meet here next Monday and Teusday
nights. They are Norvai Baptie, Everett
MCGOWAN, Art Staff. Edmund Lamy and
Benny OSickcv. The distances will be go
4io and $50 yards and one, two and three
miles Invitations also were sent to Bobby
Mclean and Morris Wood, but both declined
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WHITE sox BEAT GIANTS 2D.

DALLAn. Texas, March 1s.--The White
Sox defeated the Giants second team a,
Waxahachie to-day. 3 to O.. In a fast
game. Kerr allowed one hit In three
innings, and double plays kept the
Giants from scoring ON Hodge and
Marris. r. Kelly allowed only one hi
in the last four frames and struck out
FIVE. The score:
RH.E
Chicago WHITE eox... o02o0oox-3 4
Giants taecond tcan) o 00oO00oOo-0 s
Batteries-Kerr. Hodge. Marris spd schaik
Lees. Benton, x. Kelly and Gonzales.
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JACK O'BRIEN ENTERTAINS.

Phndephta OBrien
hall
beautifully fitted
the
Of
the
a LAMBDA part
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SQUADRON "A POLO
TEAM rs VICTORIOUS
Troopers Defeat Black Rirds
by 1919 to 1912.

The polo team of Squadron A Of
Troop last night defeated the Black
Birds OF Durland's Academy In the Ma
tional Polo Associations spring handi-
cap indoor tournament in the Troo c
arrnory. The score was 1S1a to 1874
The series. which IS u preliminary to
the national championship tournament
which takes place next month. has been
In progress for the lagt seven weeks.
Although the losing trio outpiayed the
Troopers. they we're unable TO overcome
the dig handicap allowed Squadron A.
The winning team was In receipt OF a
thirteen goal handicap, to which IL added
five and half goals
In the opening chukler Snow and
CebelloS each scored for Squadron A.
while Sherman registered twice and
Kinny once for Durlands team Cebal-
los lost half goal for foul ~ Cooke
This period ended to n In Favor OF
the Black Birds. The Black Birds COM
pletely outclassed their opponents IN the
next chukker. scoring eight goals while
the Squadron players garnered only one
goal. half OF which they lost because
OF foul. The half ended IL to Q. with
the Black Birds leading.
All Of the Black Bird players scored
In the third session, while Cooke and
Ccballos tailed for their team. In the
fourth and final period Snow. Cooke and
Ceballos registered for the troopers.
while Winn scored twice for the Birds.
The lineup and summary:
Squadron A (1sA). Black Birds tisM).
Snow ..,...........N No. 1........... Sherfnsn n
Cooke .............No. 2. ............ Winn
Cehalios .......... Back. Knny
Gonis-FlrEt perod-Suuadron A. Snow.
Cebaf,os: Black Birds. Sherman. q Kinny.
Gqygs--second perlod--squadron A, snow:
Black Birds. Sherman, A Kinny, 3: winn.
uhris-Thtrd period-Suualron A. Cooke,
Cvaailos, Black Birds. sherman. Winn,
Kinny.
Goals-Fourth pcriod-Sauadron A. Snow,
Cooke, Ceballos; Black Birds, VIM, 2.
Penalties Ccbc los lost half goal In first
period. Snow lost a goal in second period for
two successive fouls. Wlnn lost half goal
In fourth period.
Refcrec-H G. strawbridss. Jr.. Philadei-
phla.
rImo OF same-Four periods of rs minutes
each.
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SIX DAY GRIND FOR CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March fs.-sstar six day bicycle
riders OF the couutry, who won fame com
tered for ths spring six day race 20 Re held
here startins Ap<n r
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LIKE KELLY DID.


effect that Kelly Q driving
wrought the inspired
Ed Buchanan:
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TO RECEIVE CHESS RETURNS.

The Manhattan Chess Club has made ar
rnngements for special daily reports IN
Guiding fri scores, OF the championship o
chess match between Capablanca and Leskef
now being conducted at Havana, cubA-
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Yankees.... o q 2 o o q D o Al
Dodgers...... 0 0 o 2 0 0 o o IL
Two base hits--Mitcheil, Fawater, Griffith.
Three base hits--ward Pipp Home rum
Griffith. Sacrifice hit-Mohart. Double
plays-i<iiduff Olson and Koretchy; 10
retchy Klduff and Konetchy: Ward ana
Fewster. Passed balia--By Taylor, 2. Stolen
baHes--Iamar, Johnston, Mitchell. Hoffman.
Hi BY pitched bali--By Shcehan COuinnl
Bases on bails-Off Quinn. 2; off Clifford. 2;
OFF Cadore. 1: off MOZART, 2. Struck out
BY Quinn. 2 by Clifford. by Cadore. ! /:
8 innings, hits Z, runs 2: by Quinn, innings,
hits 5, runs 2 by Clifford, Innings, hits 4.
4 rum by MOZART Innings, hits ., runs ..
Left on bascs--Yankees. q; brooklyn, s. Um-
piros-Moriariy and Klein. Time OF game
9 hours.
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CANADTANs LOSE HOCKEY MATCH

BOSTON, March 1s.-Cambridge High and
Latin School defeated the Earl Grey hockey
team Of Quebec here to- night 70 a.
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THE. E.USTFNING.
BY

WAL ER TX u M6 OlE
Cssprtoht, 1921. by The NeU Fork HwaSA
The air is 0ro1cir,g aofter
And sunlight, shin!rg dolon.
GItnts Sometvhere in the distance
On the green Of Aprips 0olcn.
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THE cHIRP OF THE RooTER.

The the nacton and the
skies the time Tor the
land
destroy
football billiards.
other after baseball almost from the
ball
becomes hero from
retired around and talks OF his
In
THE MIDDLEWEcHT CHAMPION.
Mike
eated him. oDowd fighting Wilson
blame Wilson method
popular
those himself
defence. rarely is referred "kng OF beasts"
If old z
There
cares to turn professional the
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Totals. As Tt3 3a19il Totals. .ap.4s 2 81 IA
Stated for Cadore IN fifth inning.
Halted for Taylor In eleventh irining.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
French Champion Entertnins News
paper Men for Brief Space of
Timc-DOcs No Sparrinr.

MANHASSET. y Y. May ga
Georges Carpenter started actual
training today for his championship
battle with Jack Dempsey by work
ing in his gymnasium for half an
hour. Georges was not permitted to
spar wiki any OF his partners. be
cause OF tho cool temperature which
Francois Descamps. his manager.
though, might give the blonde chal-
!cuger a cold.
After keeping score Of ncwspa-
per men waiting for about half an
hour Georges appeared clad in a
white silk robe decorated with gila
monsters. He worked at the punch
ing bag, shadow boxed for ten min
utes. and then spent fifteen minutes
at the jumping rope and on the
mat.
Georges was on his toes through
out the workout. He appeared TO he
in eoou condition. Dcscamps said
Carpenter weighed l72 - pounds.
onc-half pound heavier than the
weight he expects TO make when he
steps into the arena at Jersey City.
Carpenters training schedule at
The camp. as announced today. Will
consist OF one day OF work and one
day of rest until the bout. Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays Will be
working days. ana on the other days
the challenger viii loaf
italian Joe Cans will come To the
camp tomorrow and will rcmain as
one OF Carpenters sparrinG partners.
Joe Jeanette, tn" negro veteran OF
the ring, Will arrive at Camp on Fri
day. Jeanette ana Kid Mario will!
spar with the challenger one day
while raul Juurncc and Cans will
work on other days.
This order Of things. Trainer Will
son said, had been arranged so that
Carpenter would work against
. heavy and light men alternately. fIt
added that he didn't want Carpcn-
tier To be ovcrtraincd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
STATE AND CITY MEETS
FEDERAL RESERVE TODAY
Woodward, for State and City, and
Williams or BroudtiIs Prob.
able IIurlcrS

The Bankers League will omen IN.
weeks play with Il contest between
National state and City and Federal
reserve this afternoon at I:i5 AT Hyrd
i'ark This will he the first tim. This
season these two mines have met, rail-,
causing the postponcment of their
first scheduled game.
Woodward probably will pitch FOR
State and City. with Williams or
i:roaddus serving them up for Fed
eral reserve. Bruaddus has shown
FORM In previous games. and with
proper support. should win today
Thursday. Mcrchants' National VIII
lock horns with First National flank
Several players of the Commercial
League play with the Bankers Oni.
Dcvinc. with Churcn iiill Athletic
Club. and Punk" Pcndln;on and Joe
Wharton, with Taxa kOla. are stars
OF the circuit
Large bodies o. rootors are pres
cnt at every game. Tcll"rs are al
ways on hand to tell the players what
TO do. Feminine supporters are as
much in cvidenC-, at the games as
those OF the masculine persunsion
While they sometimes make mistakes.
such ns bidding a player steal sec
ond when that bag is occupied. they
mean we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
HENRIC0 SCHOOLS HOLD
SUCCESSFUL FIELD DAY

In accordance with suggestions ad-
vanced by The Times Dispatch for
the holding Of rural held days. one
OF the most successful athletic events
of its kind ever held in lower Hen
RICO County in recent years. in poin,
OF attendance and community inter
est, took place last week when the
Varsna district held their initial field
day.
Thu event took place Friday under
the supervision OF J. w. simpson,
director of athletics OF the Hcnrico
County schools. and was attended by
practically ali the sporting fans of
that county. as well as several hun
drcd from adjacent counties.
Those who were awarded prizes In
the track events were:
Randolph Harrison, winner of the
high jump, Is feet 10 inches: Harri-
son also won the ball-throwing con-
test, when he tossed the pill" 100
feet. May Patterson. II years old.
won the broad jump at IL feet .
inches.
AS result OF the interest display
cd by those who attended the event,
district officials from the ncighbor-
ing communities have begun TO sched-
ulc the holding Of similar affairs, and
plans already have been formulated
Tor the holding OF field days in the
Brookland. Fairfield and Tuckahoe
districts in the near future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
DEMPSEY AND CARPENTER
NOW ARE TRAINING HARD
Rcst-liis Sparring Partners
Leave Him, Though.

ATLANTIC CITY, y J.. MAY "a
After twenty-four-ho hour rest. Jack
Dempsey resumed training today. aud
the public WAS charged FOR the first
time :" watch the heavyweight cham
pion in action. Despite violent
w!ndstorm and threatening rain. sew
cral hundred persons. including "a
number OF women, paid so cents To
watch the workout.
With the departure OF Jack Cliff
ford and the inclination of Leo Houch
TO quit, Dempsey had no heavyweight
sparring partners available this af-
tcrnoon. Larry Williams. of Bridge
port. Conn. who WIZ scheduled to
join the camp, failed TO appear, and
Dempsey found il necessary to box
with Babe Herman. a Pacific Coast
fcathcrweiGht. ana Alex Trambcitas.
"a w"ltcrweight, from Portland.
After punching the bag for ten
minutes and shadow boxing for three
rounds. Dempsey faced Herman. a
speedy younsster. weighing 1iS
pounds. Herman carried tho cham
pion along at terrific pace for
three rounds. stepped in and out
around and connected with AN avail
tnchc OF rights ana let's. Dempsey
made no attempt TO exchange
punches, cOntcnting himself with
blocking them. After the session
with Herman. Dempsey boxed two
rounds with Trambcitas. finishing
The wot hout with some calis,hcntics
I'ciupscy went on the road this
morning for the first time in a week
III" covered about four miles, tax
ing his TWO Belgian police dogs with
him. " noon he addressed tho con
Ncntion OF National Independent Pc
f.,I,
Organization OF magazine ana news
paper circulation managers.
Harry NJ. DauGhcr;y. Attorney
General Of tho United States. who ar
rived today TO visit the champions
camp, Was unabl. To do so because
Of Illness in his family. He plans To
watch Dempsey train tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
RAIN PREVENTS MATCH At.
ATHLETIC RING.
Turner md ATctroupolos 10 srcc-
Tonight for $500 Purse.
Both Arc Eft

Rain last night prevented /.
wrestling match at the Rroadw,,.
Athletic Arena. "Zckc" Smith nm,
the other promoters stated last Nigh,
that the affair will take place to-
night. ~ fast preliminary has been,
hooked To preccdc the main bout. rb..
iirst event Will begin at $40 O'Clock
Charles M"troupolos and Joe Tn
ncr. crack middlcwciGht grappl.rs
nave been secured to furnish m. q,
traction. and Will battle TO "a finish
l'oth men. We're here last night. rom.
Tor IN" match. and appeared disa,.
POINTED that the elements prevented
the match aking place.
w men the Hladiators take tho ,n.,
Z tonight TWO OF the best condltlup,t
"rcstlcrs seen here In q long lin,
VIII get Into action. Both men bny,
been training hard OF late. and AN.
nouhcc themselves in the best of con
hltloh Tor tn" match. Previous affairs
have proven that the pair are eycuiy
matched and the bout tonight sho,,i,,
be Il fast one
HrtroupoloS was beaten in the Or.t
open air match between the pair. bt,
since mat time h. has demonstrated
ms ability 10 come back. and believe,
ne can beat Turner tonight In In,
irSt match the Greek wag hurt ANA
was not at his best thereafter.
S'hc" IN" irst match both men
have met Ben Stcfcnsky. 4 Pole. s,r
icnsky took the measure OF Turp.r
III straight falls. while M.troupolos
defeated the Pole in straigh, IAN.
IN" fact that the Creek won fran
Siefcnsky resulted In the promoter.
hringins Mctroupolos and Turner here
FOR another match.
ToniShts affair will be for nurse
oi No"", anu with this sum as tho
prize both men are sure Ia put forth
their best efforts This IL the A.,
time in several years that "A middle.
weight wrestling bout has been
worth this sum to the winner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
Six Of Eight Americans
Win Their Golf Matches

Results ui the first days matches
AT hoN!ake FOR the british ANA
tcur golf championship found eight
of the eleven Americans winners
over their British competitors. Tia.
results We're as follows: Jones
defeated MauforG. ana > Hunt
defeated Crichion. ; ana /: Ou@mot
defeated Dick, ; ana . Evans de-
icated Crowthcr. ) and !: Wrirh,
defeated seymour. up. Hunter
defeated Carter. and 3: Douglas
defeated trummaCk, / up: Fown.s
wen 10y default
Manl"y lost 20 Macuauch;on.
and 2; Thompson lost to Burton. 4
and /. and j Wood Pla,t. who
was injured in a recent fall down
a hicht OF stairs was compelled
10 default nitur making Il plucky
attempt 10 play his matcn on
cru;Ches.
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Free Tickets to Ball Game

send in your Right Field Foil es
anu WIN TWO seats TO the game at
Mayo Island Park every week.
Also get your maine in the paper
as 4 star contributor"
GU must send five short
bleacher says" and title. Five
schtcnccS-SiS to ten words in
each. No more! Study this car
toon series on The Times-Dis-
patch Sport Page every day and
mai your ideas TO RiEht-Field
Follics E.dl.or.
The blank cartoon printed san
DAY SHOULD he filled in and mailed
70 the Right Field Follics Editor
pN next Friday The cartoon
Will be 6llcd in with the prize
winning sayings and published
next Monday. together with the
roll OF honor for the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24

.: Mathag, Walker. Johnson. stolen
Smith. walker Sacr-
fec hits-Waiker. Walters. Head.
Klein. Double plays-Waitcrs to
Walter to Roth. POOLE to Burns.
kcarns unassistcd. Runs scored
k"arn. .; Rice. .; Grevcllc. Miller, .:
kost, ,; Walters. ,: Roth. >: Walker.
=; Smith. Mathag. .. Head, .: Klein 9.
hit by pitched ball-WaItcrS lief;
on bases Suffolk. E; Wilson. c. Hits
off Johnson in 4 l3 innings 10: OF
fIk". n ID innings. 4: OFF Webb.
IN % innings. 8: OFF Jolin. in C q
innings. |. i'ascs on halls-on Webb.
:: OF Johnson. ,; of Joliff, 3; off
finkc. .. struck out--by Johnson.
2: fikc 3; Webb. .: Lolim {. Time
:" m"-2:lO. IIudgins
nd Harper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
.BACBY ALLOWS BOSTON
BUT FOUR SAFE BLOWS
Cleveland Pitcher Stingy With Hits,
anu Indians Win Game From
Red SOY. I to f.

CLEVELAND. May 23.--Clevc!and
won from Boston toda5, 4 TO |. Bagby
pitched his best game OF the year.
holding Boston TO four scattered. hits
Luxe Sewcli. catcher from the Uni
versity of Alabama. and brother OF
Shortstop Joe Scwell. joined the In
dians today.
Tho score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
CATCHER KOHLBECKER
PURCHASED BY ATLANTA

ATLANTA. GA, May 23.--Purchasc
OF Catcher Kohlbeckcr from the Little
n"rK SIuD. ana return Of Catcher
thurman 10 The Philadelphia Ameri-
cans was ANNOUNCED here today no
charlie Frank. manager of the AZ
anita so1thera Association Club.
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Boston .............. 900 100 600
cleveland .........t ITO 0l0 piX-i
Summary: Two-basc -Bagby.
Burns. O'Nc!ll. Thrcc-base h!t-Mc-
INNS. Sacrltcc-Scott, Burns Double
plaNs-Eurns and Scwcli; Wit. Pratt
ana Mclnnis: Thormahlen, Pratt.
scott and Mclnnis Left on bases
Boston. 4; Cleveland . Bases on
balis-om Thormahlcn. {: Barby. .
i!,s-oH Thormahlcn. in innings:
of karr. in inning. Hit by
pitcher-by rhormahlcn tScwclI.
Spcakcr). struck out---hy Thor
mahicn, i. Losing pitchcr-Thor-
mahien. ump"cs-Connoiiy and
Sallin. Time, 1880.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24

WHERE. THEY PLAY TODAY.
Norfolk at Richmond.
Wilson 1T SUFFOLK.
Rocky Mount ut Portsmouth,
Petersburg at Sew port News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24

Norfolk ro,nped away from the
Richmond Colts Yesterday afternoon
nj Mayo Island Park by taking the
opening contest from the local team
by the score OF to .
Pitcher Knowlson was responsible
for the victory OF the visitors. In
the first inning he made two errors.
walked one man and allowed a triple
and n single. all OF which resulted in
four runs crossing the plate.
Lefty" Smith was sen, in to hurl
when the second inning started. and
pitched a fair game. II. allowed
three runs and eight hits in eight
innings.
sharp helding by Hook and Stuart.
Of Richmond. ana Nermilyen, OF Nor
folk featured The game
Pitcher Knowlson made his debut
before the Richmond fans. and il was
unfortunate that the big Teller had
Ia be taken out the box. Tie jus, was
not right and that accounts for the
reception he received at the hands of
the Tars.
IT Was knowlson's fnul, that he
was yankcd, for all OF the four runs
can be traced directly to him. He
walked Henges and allowed Voter TO
reach first safely when he fumhlcd
his hunt. Ncrmilyea, purchased re-
Gently by the Tars from Petersburg
TO play third base. iriplcd 10 right
neld. and wiped the hasSocks clean
Nermilyca scored when Kelly singled
10 center Held Bowman advanced
Kelly TO second and he scored when
knowlson muNcd Burkcs roller.
Raymond and l.acky were easy outs
ending the inning.
The FIRST inning OF that opening
game with the Tars will b. rcmcm-
tered for long tfsat by shc fans who
happened TO -, ~ FOR Richmond
touched pitcher Eckcrc for four SAFE
blows in the Initial chapter. The To-
Gals scored only one run. however
Jesse Baker. the pigmy colt OF tav
ENans stable. greeted the pitcher by
sIaacking q hard one TO center field
ne drive vas good for thrc" bases.
Tommy Abbott. the handy man of
the cl"p. who took ArrangOu's place
az third, the Cuban being forced out
OF the game on account Of his wifc'S
sickness, scored Jesse with q long
single 10 left. Keller laid one down
ana beat II out and shannon foliowc /
SUIT Luke stuart failed 10 have
trumps, however and hit into =
double play. Lukc's drive went 70 tn"
pitcher' VINO caught Abbott at the
riate ana relaycd TO first mailing
Luxe. Win two men on and Two
down Hook flied to left fold.
me game was not a bad exhibition
after the first inning, as Ecker,
iltched winning BAH for Norfolk. ana
appeared 10 grow stronger as the
game progressed. Smith. who re
leVed hnowison also aid well. ana
aclc the visiting team in hand allow 81
ing only three runs
Norfoik scored only three more
runs during The game. Hcugcs hit
one over the left ncld fcnc. In IN.
b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at 81. Louis.
Washington at ChicnEO.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Eoston mt Cleveland
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rocky Mount, y: Portsmouth. = tS In
llng-. durllnr-,).
NorfofI>. =; Richmond. ..
suffolk. II: Wilson. I.
Petersburg. .: Newport News. {. In
linEn, mini.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24

Southern Association Results.
New Orleans. (; birmingham, IL.
Atlanta !. Little Rock. IL.
Chattanooga. :: Nashville. 6.
Mobile. {. Memphis.
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ron 1890. ,........oio H. 0Ux-i
summary; Two.basc h.ts-Wi,t
Jones Thrcc-h,sc hit Jones. Home
run. walker Double PLAYS
I,,n' Young and Blur. Young and
Blue. Left on bases -I.hiIiJnImci.
hcir"i:' l. Base on bals-or IIarr,e
l. Hit by pitcher by Leonard ,Grif-
hihp. Struck out by Leonard :
I, mpircs--W Wilson ana Dine.n. Tim.
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Three base hits-Baker, Vermiiyea.
Home runs-HenEcs, Voter. stolen
hases-BurSe. Sacrifice h!ts-Yotcr
EecCes. Double plays-Eckert to
l-acky 20 Bowman, Kelly TO I.acky.
Left on bases Richmond. :; Norfolk.
s. First base on crrors-Richmcnd
/: Norfolk, =. Bases on bails-of
knowlson. Of" Smith ! OF Erker,.
@. Hits-o1 Knowlson. . in inning
struck out-bs' Smith. . hy Eckert,
! WIG p!,ch-Sm!th. Passed bali
Greenae. Time OF game, 1880 TIM
1!res-orth and Dewitt
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Rochester. >: Syracuse. 3.
Buffalo. ;; Toronto. 6.
Jersey Heading. game played
Sunday.
Newark -Baltimore. played Sunday
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Johnson CITY, .; bristol, 3.
Greccmviiie. 6; Knoxville. !.
Cleveland. Il: Kinesport. {.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. o; Chicago. o.
1ic'riiinu. ): B"siui,. /.
nriro,i. ,; l'hiinlclphin. 2.
New York. O; St. IouiS, 1.
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american Association Results.
KANSAS city. 3. indianapolis. 10.
Minneapolis. :: Toledo. 4.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
NJ games played traim.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Inui, 81 Boston.
Chicago at lSroOklyn.
pittsburgh at New York
Va innati mt phiiadelphii
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