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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
CONFIDENT GRAPPLER
WILL MEET JOE TURNER

Fifteen Minutes" Ben Stefanski. the
Pole wonder from Chicago. who
claims to be able to defeat any mid
dcwcight wrestler in the country
within fifteen minutes. will meet
Father Time" Joe Turner. in a finish
match, at the Broadway Athletic
Arena. next Tuesday night
Stefanski threw scare into the
middlcwciEht wrcstlcrs around here.
by defeating Pink Gardner last Sat
nrday night at Charlotte. ". g.. two
falls out of three, and 1t is the opin-
ion of the fans here that Turned will
be up against the hardest battle he
has had here in Il long time. Ii was
the plan of the promoters to have
Mctropoulos meet the Chicago Pole.
but n conflicting engagement made
this impossible. a wire was sent
Turner, offering him the match. which
he quickly accepted. MetropouloS has
wired that he will meet the winner
the following week.
All patrons of the wrestling match
Tuesday night, will receive free
passes to the boxing program ar
ranged by the promoters of the Arena
for Thursday night. MAY IL.
1t Is announced that two Six-round
battles royal will be on the boxing
program, n battle royal to open the
program. and one TO close it, The
boxing bouts will he between local
boys. who are in training now at the
open air gymnasium of the Broadway
Athletic Arena. and, IL Is expected that
some OF the best scraps seen here in
a long time will greet the local pa :
irons of tho sport
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SPIDERS AND GENERALS
HOLD MEET TOMORROW

washington md Lees cUuiyrrsity
n n ana track athletes wills.be in
itichmonu tomorrow afternoon as the
opponents OF University os,,Rlbhmond
,or me locals second duais meet OF
the spring season. The events VIII
DC run on Stadium Field anl will be-
SIN promptly at 3:45 O'CLOCK,
The Spiders have one trI,,;,n, ,,i-
week on the cinder paths. wiunin,.
over William and Mary Yuesd',v ar,
terno0n. and are in godN phyaica,
trim for the meet witt. p1. Generate
me Lexington aSgrcgatl 5hHs also I'M
70 the minute In it's Training. WbiIn
the outcome OF the meet is in douht
thrills. many
The Washington and Lee entries
VIII be as follows:
One hundred-yard dash-Thomus
and Penn. Y'''"'
Two hundred and twcnty-yard dash
-Thomas and Penn.
Four hundred and forty-yard dash
Williams and Manning.
Eight hundred and eighty-yard run
caldwell and Heiskcll
One milc-Smith and stevens
Two miles-Garard and Loving.
high hurdlcs-Pricc and Stolz.
Low hurdlcs--Pricc and Stolz, Bibb
or Glascock
ney.
Broad jump-Thoma and Nc
cartncy.
High junp-Carr and Tilar.
daHc!in-SilvcrsteIn ana Riggs.
Hall or Cover
Discus ilverstein aud Potts.
shot put-Silvcrstcin and Potts.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES

First racc-thc inaugural for three
buttons. l0I: MaySurnacn. ;Si. Nit
Elnler; iM; knirh, OF thc Heather. liz.
Nohaht; leS; lfiuc Belle. l0t: Rcp i62:
i'o!hI 10. care Free. los: Ronatr!1 ij5:
-. ntuhc'on i0J CimarroI. lpi. Last Straw.
Second race-tor thrce-year-oiLs and up:
selling i've and n half furiong.-I..bcriy
N.II, Nv. service, Star. IL; Rep. loG. Gin
T,SotelEnr ~: Clare Frances. iOi: Tuutor
~; DIX. Carroll: III: old Dad. iis: Man.
"e;ion i,s Frie. iaSS Me sIwMsaa III III
Third race--ihe Suffolk setting siabas
S2.oO added. for two yen :. o,ds: Ave FUR.
ionrs-Morvlch. li2: Happy 8uston. 81;
Bahtry ra~. i9I: .lIi!!sdaic ~: Dolly
Dance Gap. -; Superillus.on. no
Fourth rlCe-the Paumonuhc handir,,,.
Tor three! year ODDS and up: purse $500.
slx fur!ongs-Na;urslisi iJi ON watch
~: kTewsr. nc: Smoke Screen. 100: Dun
Alcock. 10: pehn,ion ito: Binzss. ~: d.
clark !ls. FriIat". 10. irish Dream III.
tltth racc-for thrce.ycar-old. unJ nm
selling: on" mile and seventy yards-.Kinr
Trojan. ~ Atncricnn boy. N, SAMMY
kcIy. !.s Ai!liro. IN: Lads Love" lie
DARK I'M. lla: GYPSY Lad. io2. Teddy
H.. ip'; star Realm. rs: 'phalari.. lis:
sixth race-ior -ycar.old ,naldci,:
Miles $. u.s.: Carpenter. lis. Dick Dead.
eye. liz: Scalo,. lis: Runnvol. lis: Little
chief: lis: Mama. rs; William g.. lis:
III; Block: us: Grass Tree. rs. Rose Bril-
,AnprcntiCe allowance claimed.
Weather. cloudy: track heavy
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DEMPSEY SECURES TWO
SPARRING PARTNERS
Thy Associated pross.l

SUMMIT. y. j., May 5.-Jack DENIM
sey. worlds heavyweight champion.
who is engaging in light training mt
Freddie Welshs farm. near here, for
his bout July with George Carpen-
tier, has added two sparrinE partners
to his camp, II was announced today
The new arrivals are Alex Tram
bidas. Portland. Greg. middle Weight
and Steve Latzo. Scranton. Pa. wei
terwcight.
The champion has discouraged
large a,<icnces at his workouts
which. for the last several days. have
included eight rounds of boxing and
the customary road and gymnasium
work. Dempsey has displayed great
intcres; In Wclshs effort TO come
back 10 the ring and has refereed the
bouts Of the last two nights in which
the former lightweight title holder
was victorious.
Rove sounds for Dempsey nj,
DAY g and he has been doing his
roac ..Ork with Joe Benjamin, Pacific
Coast lightweight. IT was reported
today that Jack Kearns. the cham
Dion's manager, has arranged de-
city and that Dempsey probably
would go there tomorrow.
Tex Richard, promoter OF the
championship boat, when questioned
yesterday regarding the referee. said
there are many good men available in
New Jersey. Principals in the bout.
under terms OF the contract. must
select the third man in the ring.
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SOUTHERN COLLEGES FORM
NEW ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

ATLANTA. GA, May 5.--orgariza-
ton OF the new Southern Conference
has been completed with twelve OF
the largest institutions OF the south
rs members, according to word re-
ceived here ,oniEht from DIR. :. V
Sanford. OF Athens. Ga. president OF
the organization. The following col
icGes and universities make up the
big twelve;
University OF Georgia. Georgia
Tech. Alabama Polytechnic Institute
University OF Tennessee, University
OF kentucky. Mississippi n X NJ.
Clemson College. North Carolina
State. University of Virginia. Wash
ington and Lee University, virginia
Polytechnic Institute and University
of Maryland.
The conference, organized within
the Southern intercollegiate Athletic
Association. will bar freshmen from
college teams. prevent players who
have represented ono college in attn
letics from going 10 another college
and playing OH varsity team and
enforce strict rules against profess
sionalism. The regulations arc to
become effective January |. 1922.
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PlMLICO ENTRIES

FRS, rae. ,htc"- year. Odds and. az: non
Nnu"rs IN 1890 or 1921: six furlougs-
HulEl:ng waters, 100; iiriganna. ;01;
sunny Jim. io5: Swccp Up II. li5: Wrath,
i3y. Etoircl!a. 10: Sea Pirate. rs. Astral
~: ,lI: Hfaiheion timr); zoo: NTi,an!..
MaS'. :p5: ESQUIRE. l05.
*. Ross entry.
second racc--two- ycar- oIds: -naIIcrs
and winucr: Of one race. claiming: i|uf
~! Il haIf furiongs--Alva, liz: Emma W
liz i,ce, OILS; M Rosa Lee, 1919; Al. i2:
Third rece--the Baltimore stceplcchasc
'nu!icns: four year -olds and up: abou; two
l..tos-' Lady kathcrn, $40: Hard BANKING
IA; Dixie Land. ii5 sea Orrcss 1875:
.y,!dl.,. EaEi.; ~; butcher BOY. ~,
Rive pounds claimed for rider.
Fourth race three year -0lds and m
claiming; one miIc-'EttIhc Inl: .EiIi
iiunIcy, loI: 'Josn Of Arc. los Ma.
no"yre- ia: 'iemlock. lo5: Sieau RulIant
lo.: x.Medusa. 100: 'Amackassln. iOi Ga.
at+ncoln stable cntyr
Fliih rhce--scl!ing: handicap; three
ySSaI-Gljs. ana up; one mile. BeavcFkill
!.i. Dolly {. 90; Gain -: Cause. 100,
Mock orange. Io?; 'Tantalus, I0i: Tou.
Skin race-,he Pikesv!lle hana,can
three-yea; o!ds; SIX furionss Antilles. 100,
Joan. Marie. 100: Mythology. ii2: Due
,,- N'rnE 100; Quecrcck. lis. Sailing H.
,Seyen'h raco-,h.ee- ycar-olds and VI.
Gaining one mile and sixteenth.
Sand; !io court Fool. liz?
FLY rounds apprentice allowance
Weather cloudy. track good
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Rotary Club Selects
Its Team for Big Meet

Rotarians and Kiwanians will
ihee. on the runnlng-track one
week from tomorrow night, when
the nrst annual meet OF tho Amer
lean Legion will be staged in tn.
iiowitzers' Armory. The best attn
ietic talent in Richmond has been
entered in the event. and close
contests are expected for the
medals and cups that are to be
awarded. The relay race between
the Rotarians and the Kiwanians
Is one of the features of the meet. 4
Morgan II. Mills, Jr.. captain OF
me Rotarians. has selected his
team. and already has the men
training for the event The team
consists OF Allen. Duke, Durham.
Tenscr and Captain Mills Each
OF these men has shown himself
10 DC the class among the candi-
dates for tho Rotary team. Tut
their time trials have been with
held by Captain Mills.
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ONE BIC INNING GIVES
GAME TO ROCKY MOUNT
Norfolk Loses When Pitcher Kelly
Faltcrs and Allows Two
Runs to Score.

NORFOLK. VA. May 5.-Bunchin,J
two hits on top of Il free pass ana an
error, Rocky Mount defeated Norfoib
This afternoon by the score OF . to i
enough outhit and outplayed nd
every other stage OF the game
oh the offensive the game was fea
lured by the hard hitting OF EelleJ
ana Burke. for Norfolk. and Curry. foI
me visitors. Burke ana Kelley played
sensational ball in the outneld
Pitchcr Kelly was yanked after tbd
.uira' owing to wildncss. and File
shlitcr held the down homers safe 10
ny. ny remain1er Of the distance. Loael,J
nit freely. managed to keciI
the binglcs scattered and rcceiyc,I
h,EHceiiSht support. Luck WAS also with
The score:
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RAIN BREAKS UP TOUR OF.
EL0M'S BASEBALL NINE

The game scheduled for yesterday
afternoon between the mines repre-
sentinE University of Richmond and
Elon College, OF North Carolina. was
postponed. making this the second
contest within two days the Tarhcels
have had called off. The Elonitcs were
to have played Randolph Macon We'd
ncsday.
The Spiders also had A game post
poncd Wednesday,. This was with
William and Mary.
Monday and Tuesday of next week.
however. Richmond will meet Hamp-
den Sidney and Lynchburg Colleges
and close their regular. schedule
Thursday with William and Mary,
leaving the postponed game 10 be
plaved off later
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Free Tickets to Ball Game

Send in your Right Field Foil cs
and win two seats to the game at
Mayo Island Park every week.
Also get your name in the paper
as star contributor"
You must send five short
"bleacher says" and n title. Five
Scntenccs-siS to ten words In
each. No more! Study this car
toon series on The Times Dis
patch Sport Page every day and
mail your IDEAS to Right-Fie
Follies Editor.
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TYRUS COBB RELEASES
TWO VETERAN HURLERS

DETROIT. MICH. Nav 5.-Mon-
aEcr Cobb. of the Tigers. is go well
pleased with the way his pitching
STAFF Is going. particularly this years
recruits. that he has notified two
veterans of their release. They arc
roc ayers and George Cunningham.
who had been held in reserve. Where
they WI! 10 sent has not yet been
decided. Their release leaves nine
hnrlers on the Detroit roster.
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'Batted for Kelly in third.
tBattcd for Kelley in ninth.
Snnr. H. In .a.uu.

ssVVTt Dy INNINSS.
Rocky Mount ........ 020 600 900:
Norfolk " 600 Olo ono :.
Summary: Two-basc 'hits-K.Ily
l.achy. Left on bascs-Rocky Mount
Z: Norfolk. {. Sacrifice hits--Chts.
holm On. stolen Moran. Spcn.
Ger. burke and Curry. Double plays
thamplin to Curry; Garry To Champ.
lin to kcllihcr. Struck out .oacht2
Kelly .: Filcshificr. 3. Bases or
bnlis-l.Onch. .; Kelly. 3: Fileshiftcr
]. Iitt batsman-hy Ioach. tSincr)
Hits-on Kelly. 3 In 3 innings; OF
F!lcshifter. : in 6 innings. I.osiul
pitchcr-Keily. Time. 1910. Umpire
Ortiz. r.
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Harvard Faculty Stops
Sunday Tennis Matches
IBy Associated Press.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, May e.
Harvard students who depend OH
Sunday sports for their exercise
are saddcned over the announce
ment last night by tho athletic
committee that hereafter Sunday
tennis matches will not be per-
mitted on either Jarvis or Divinity
Fields. where all the university
courts are located. Both fields arc
within 1000 feet Of place OF wor-
ship. and the playing of games on
them is illegal under a State stat
ute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

Summary: Two base hits-Bluc
Bush. Tobin t2). Home run-Cobb
stolen base-Sislcr. Left on bases
Detroit. 6: ST Louis, Z Bases on
hails-on Oldham, ;: OF Shocker. l.:
off Dchcrry, !: off Bnrwcli. /. Hits
off Shocker. l3 in innings: off Dc
berry. in 2 Innings. Struck out
by Oldham, 2: by Shocker .: by Dc
berry. !. Losing pitchcr-Shockcr
umpires. liildcbrand and Evans
Time. ISL
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

AZ New f"rk-Catholic University.
4; Fordhar: ..
At MISUNDERSTANDING OF Vir-
Einia- University OF Pennsylvania
game declared on on account OF rain,
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s; wof-
!Grd. 4.
At Clemson. S. c.: University OF
South Carolina. o: Clemson. 5.
AT birmingham: OGlethorpc Uni
vcrsity. 10: Birmingham. Southern. Z.
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XALAPA FARM ENTRY NOT
TO START ON MUDDY TRACK
LRv Assoclntcdpress.l

ST. LOUIS. May 5.-Lconardo H..
the Naiaua Farm entry. will not start
in the Kentucky Derby Saturday if
the track is muddy. l.. +. Simms, the.
owner. stated here tonight. Mr..
Simms was in st. Louis en- route from
his home in Houston. Texas. to Louis
vile.
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Pittsburgh.

Summary Two-basc hit-Cutshaw.
Three hit-Maranvillc Sacrifice
s-Mclicnry, Whitfield, Grimm and
Carey. Double piays-Bigbee and
Schmidt; Cutshaw, Moranvillc and
Grimm. Left on basc-p.ttsburEh. 4;
ST. Louis, 4. Bases on balls-ofr Coop
or, ,. off Fcrtica, >. Ilits-on Peril
ca. IN innings. off North. none in
inning; OFF Cooper. :? in nine innings.
Struck out--by Cooper. 3. Winning
pitcher - Cooper. Umpires = ouiEley
and O'Day. Time. les.
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Two Arc Ilnockcd out.

MACON. GA. May 5.-Young Strib-
ling. fe;,thcrwcigh, OF Macon, Knocked
out Louis Gomez, OF New orleans in
the third round here tonight. Fear
less Fcarns. liEG. NGighE. OF Atlanta.
knocked out iAmvAic. Conway, OF At
lanta. in the third round.
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KENTUCKY DERBY CROWD
POURING into LOUISVILLE
Large Assembly Expected to Wit
ness Americas Premier
Turf Event.
LEY Associated Pres,

LOUISVILLE, KY. May Especial
trains and private cars carrying men
OF prominence to Louisville for the
Kentucky derby tomorrow are arriv-
ing here hourly. One sea-going yacht.
which brought it's inland owner, r.
w. Marland. of Ponce. Okla. and II
anchored in the Ohio River.
Hotel reservations have been made
for William G.. McAdoo, former Sec
rotary Of the Treasury and his for,
States Attorncy-Ciencral DauEhcrty
and Albert b. Fan. Secretary OF the
Interior, are expected to be the
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer and the
Washington Post
Railroad offices here have Eeen
notihed that a special train bearing
tomorrow. and that three such trains
Will come from Chicago. In addition.
7 WAS said at the Louisville and
here that arrangements had been
made TO follow regular trains from
New Orleans. Memphis. Atlanta and
Nashville, with others of from one TO
Candidates Arc Working.
Meanwhile trials of derby candi-
dates continue in preparation for the
Cuban derby, was sent five furlonss,
which he made easily in 1907 l ..
Bon Homme ran the full mile and a
quarter In 2:l2 2-5. but observers said
he was Il tired horse at the finish.
Exodus and Crocus. in the Whitney
stable, both derby cligibles. but not
now regarded as likely starters. were
sent sent three.Gmarters Of mile in III
brcczed the full distance in 2:ll 3-5 {:
star Voter worked Il half mile in
40 3-5. which was regarded as an
impressive tryout. Tryster and
Broomspun worked mile and Il
quarter together. the former finish
ing we'll In advance OF his stable
mate, in 81 2-5. Prudery went a
hand.
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rain PREVENTS PLAYING
OF OPENING ENCOUNTER
Managers to Get Men Into Action
This Afternoon, if Weather
Permits.
BRADLEY SIGNS uMpiREs
League President Takes Oh Two
Arbitcrs-iankccs Have Scout
Hero to Watch Teams Perform.
Hook Attracts Attention.

Two camne ,r;u =, ,,,,, 49,,
"''' 'e p''Ee" al Mayo
isiahd l'ark tomorrow afternoon by
the Richmond Colts and the champion
Portsmouth ,cnn as =, r,sr,,
the series ynstcrd, .r,n.rS,
prevented ihc nrst ccni,.t ~; -
iics nna RAY Rynn niio, -. ~ T,,,,.
and Jimmy Vlox boss Of ~. rr,cknrs
both have agreed ,n n,oy mo nos,
poned game off mss III, ,,,n .i,.,,,.,
the fans a do,,,ln Mn co,iw ~ 10
season. The ;irst game viii bnr'iu a,
While the p,avinr aaIJ has bccp
soaked ms a result OF tho bnnvv rains
officials Of IN, ,nih n.y., cnn,il,rnt th,t
the Colts aud rr,,clicr. LII 49,, im,o
action This -aftrrnoon II ,Sc rnin
ceases. Tho mark is so con.trur,nI
Chat IL drains uuickiv ana yvnri< viii
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ST. LOUIS SHUT OUT BY
DETROIT IN SLOW GAME

ST. LOUIS. May 5.-St. Louis was
helpless before Oldham today while
Detroit hit Shoc1tcr freely and won.
. to o. in tho opening game of the
series. The score:
IN
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CLEVELAND DROPS CAME
TO RECONSTRUCTED. sOx
Chicago Defeats Worlds Champions
4 to q, When Fabcr Allows
Them Only Two Hits.

Pitching and Shcclcy's batting gave
Chicago to o victory over Clcvc-
land today. Fabcr holding the champ
ions to two hits.
The score:
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summary lWo-Dasc hitS--Shcclcy,
Speaker. Thrcc-base hitS--MuIligan.
Falk. Observation-Disclosures Shelley
Left on bascs-Chicago. i: Cleveland.
T. Base on balls--On Fabcr. .: OF
BaSby. >. Struck out-By Faber, 3;
by iaghy. /. umpircs-Owcns and
Chill. Time, 80
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REDS HID SWATFEST,
BEATING CHICAGO, II TO 7

CHICAGO. May 5.--Cincinnati took
an early lead on Chica so ftoday by
hitting Hanson and Cheevcs hard,
ana easily won, IL To :. The score:
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PIRATES CAPTURE GAME
FROM ST. LOUIS CARDS
Visitors Obtain Early Lead of One
Run, but Home Team Stages
Two Rallies

PITTSBURGH. May 5.-Pittsburgh
defeated st. Louis in the first game
hero today. 3 10 g.
The score:
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. - ----7-------
Atlanta RcIrnsrs Pitcher.

ATLANTA. GA, May b.-John Man
ncrs. pitcher, has been released tt|
the Hindaic Georgia state LcagucN
club. the Atlanta Baseball Company
announced here late today
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WHERE TIIEY PLAY TODAY.
81. louis DIT Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
brooklyn mt New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
c. nfo nt Cleveland.
tx ftsffJS5vs Boston Mt Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ChiraEo. :: Cleveland, u.
Detroit. %: ~. Louis, U.
All others rain.
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stake Richest In America.

The stake Is The richest on The
American turf. To the winner it will
be worth more than $4,000: to the
paid 10000: the third. $4,000. and the
fourth. $4,000
Recent workout OF derby candi-
dates and performance I'm races at
Lexington have moved sport writer's
and turfmcn largely to agree that the
probable derby contentious would in
clule:
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GUlLFORD COLLEGE NINE
Is DEFEATED BY TECH

triple by Carroll and brace OF bases
on balls in the fourth frame enabled
Virginia Tech to win from Guilford
College here today. I to 0.
Shore pitched winning ball for the
North Carolinians. and the Techs
only connected safely three times.
Guilford had chance to tie the score
In the eighth inning. when Stout led
or with triple. but tight work by
Wallace. Kibler and Carroll retired
the side.
The same teams play here tomor-
row.
Score by innings: r.. F.
Guilford ,..... 900 600 600 S 2
Va Tech. ..... 900 100 nnx--l I
Batteries: Shore and HaRenworth;
IIarrelson and Callahan. Umpire.
Miles,
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American AssocintIan Results.
Minneapolis. 4: st. Paul. Is.
Kansas City. 6: Milwaukee, ..
Columbus. 10; Toledo. 49,
Louisville. 2; indianapolis, L..
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rocky Nouat. .; Norfolk. /.
All others rain.
STANDING or CLUBS.

NHI:kf iliEi fi-tN TODAY.
Portsmouth "a KiChmOnd.
Newport New ut Petersburg.
Rocky Mount ut Norfolk
>uHnik at Wilson.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. 8; st. I.nui>. ..
Cincinnati. IL; Chicago. :
All others rain.
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Southern L.nruc n.,uI,,

birmingham. 9: Atlanta. 4.
Little Rock. 2: Mobile. 5.
Memphis. 6; New Orleans. }.
Nashville. 6: Chattanooga. I.
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south AtinntIc nc.uI,,

south Atlantic Results,
Greenv!!ie, 8: SpartnnhurR.
charlotte. s: Charleston, z.
augusta. !. Columbia, 2.
International League Results,
Buffalo. 4; Jersey City. S.
Syracnse. ~; Scwarte, 4.
Kochestcr. Rcading, 3.
toronto. 3; baltimore. 10.
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WHERE THY ri.tI TODAY.
: Raleigh at GrrrI>i,Uru.
High Fon; ~ lIu-iun
Nin-irf.-..aicm AT Dan,illr
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
STANDING or CLrl,..

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Ninston-S.iciu. !; High Point. 3.
All other rain.
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Florida stntc League Results.
Tampa, 2; jacksonville. 8.
LAX GLAND, s; Daytonn. &.
st. Petersburg. 6: Orlando. IS.
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X.
Chicago 900 I0l 900.
Cleveland ....OO 600 900 OoO-O
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Texaa Lcaru- uennIt..

TeHaa League NcNuIfa,
Shreveport, 10: Dallas, 8.
Galveston. 3: Beaumont, Z. 4
San Antonio, 1, Houston, 10,
Fort Worth, 3; Wichita Fails, 3.
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.Battcd for Checves in seventh.
Eattcd for Jones in eighth.
iBattcd for Tyler in eighth.
Score ~ In