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PITCHERS GIVE TARHEELS
VICTORY AT ROCKY MOUNT
Especial to The Times. Dispatch ]

ROCKY MOUNT. y G.. April &c
The Tarhcols wt,..c DICTATED the sec
ond game of r'Te s*r1cs with Newport
News this afternoon 10y an S-to-5
count when the Sh!phrilders' twirlcr
Issued a total of thirteen passes and
handed the fray 10 FUllwid"r's men
on silver tray.
! Zlnn. who started for the visitors,
issued seven passes and forced In two
runs during his !our innings in tn"
box. while McCarty, who replaced
him. experienced like difficulty In To-
eating tho rubber and dishcd out six
free transportation tickets
The heavy stick work of tho Wis
itors featured tho gamc. which was
"a long -drawn-out, liSrlcss affair, but,
despite tho fact that they cha!kcd un
fifteen safctics. the lihcrality OF their
Inoundsmcn COS, Thorn the game.
Whitccraft. with a circuit drive. a
trlpi. and a double lead in the BAND
ers' attacks on Loach's Slants, Will"
I<cllihcr, with three SAFE blows ont
Of as MANY trips 20 IN" nla'c. was
the Tarhcels' best bot with tho viii
low.
The score:
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ATHLETES ARRIVE TODAY
FOR BIG RELAY CARNIVAL
IRv I-niicd Nnws

PIilLADELPiilA. April %. - The
hrst OF the big American college
teams entered for the Penn relay
carnival Friday and saturday viii
arrive here tomorrow morning, when
representatives OF Leland Stanford
and tho University of R.dlands are
expected to hit town. ~ Thursday
several hundred of the country's
most noted college athletes WIZ 10
speeding over the practice fields
FRANKLIN Field. where the carnival
VII! hc held, VIII he given over to
the contestants throughout the week
except for Thursday afternoon. when
l'cnns baseball team meets West
Virginia.
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SPIDERS DROP CAME
TO VIRGINIA TECH
Kcd and Blue Players Field Loosely
and Aid Visitors to Capture
Contest

University OF Richmond dropped
inc second. and final game of their
series to virginia Tech yesterday af
ternoon ut Stadium Field, Westhamp-
ton. by the score OF IL to G. II was
a ragged exhibition that the local
team put up. The Spiders threw away
several chances to score
Thirteen hits were rcplstcrcd hy
Tech off the deliveries Of Sncad and
SkaEEs. while the Spiders secured
twelve safc,ics off IIarrclson, who
mond made eight errors to tho tivc
charged against the Tech fleiders.
ivory base running on the mart Of
the Spiders cost them three runs Es-
pcciallS In the eighth frame did tho
itcd and Blue team lose it's head ON
NE paths. One Spider was walked in
ihis chapter. and four others hits
shleIy. only TWO runs resulted
however.
The score:
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CHAMPS OVERCOME LEAD
OF TIGERS AND WIN GAME

CLEVELAND, April 36.-Managcr
Speaker used twcnty-thrcc players in
the game today. hut needed them TO
win from Detroit. . To 5. He called
upon six pitchers. TWO Catchcrs. six
CutiicldcrS. three first baSrmcu, two
pinch hi,trrS and ON" pinch runner.
The only Indians 10 play throughout
the entire game were Speaker. Sc
well. Stephenson and Gardner. Prior
TO the game tho American League
rcnnant. Clcvcland's first in forty
five years OF professional baseball.
was raised with appropriate ccrc-
monies
The score.
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NORFOLK TARS LOSE
CONTEST TO SUFFOLK

S4eEial 10 The Times Dispatch
~ rfOl.k. VA. Auri! aC-WIth /,
complete reversal of yCstcrduy's
SiYl" OF piJ,i:IH. Suffolk today tooI,
, ne game from the hard-hittiu.- Nor
i"Ik aggregation. to = Burns
""rHhS Tor the home team. put over
a Snanpy game. his ability to yet on,
OF tiSht corners being a feature Of
ms playing. Manager Street. who
Was htckston, was another feature
player. hitting when hits were
needed. catching in big league stvic.
ana coaching on every play by his
Suii"lk'S big inning WAS in the
eighth, when 4 two-baggcr ana four
slngloE brouEht In four runs
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WILSON WINS VICTORY
OFF PETERSBURG COOLERS
| Sncrinl Thr rifnns- nienntch.

IT.
pETEkSRtEG. VA. April 26.-Thc
Wilson club pounded Frazier. Il Pc
t"rSburs recruit for seven hits and
seven runs in the first inning OF u
batting fest. and Won out. IL To 10.
Frazier was yuukcd in the second.
hut TOO late To save the game.
Manager Martin protested In. Gnmc
fur Petersburg. claiming that Umpire
Harper should have called him out IN
stead OF Ncrmilca. when Martin
crossed the plate ahead Of Ncrmil"a.
ANA slid into head the Wilson
catcher
home run in the first. with two on
bases. Harris was effective for tn"
TrunkiuakcrS \ desperate ninth inn
ing rally by the Trunhmak"rS. with
two runs needed TO tie. resulted in
Hrannigan striking out with two on
bases.
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KINGAN, 10; MORRIS, a.

Kingan's Rcliablcs defeated the
Morriss X Co baseball team Of the
Meat Packers League yesterday at
Byrd Park by the score of 10 20 j.
The features of the game were the
fielding of Fear, second haScman of
the kingan club, and the heavy hit
tin gof Schmidt. who played third
base for kingan.
k!ngan has Il wonderful team Ith!s
year and are leading the Packers
League. not having lost Il game this
season. winning all four starts.
Score by innings: r. III. T..
Morris zoe 600 . 1 \;
Km"an .l03 coo 10 |
Batteries: Kingan-Lyda. Stuumsi.
NIOrris-EONl. DOSWcll
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Eddie Roush Signs
To Play With Reds
IBy Assoclntcd prcss.l

CINCINNATI. OHIO, April 20
Eddie Roush, hold-out centcrncld-
or. Of the Cincinnati National
League club. today signed his con-
tract to play with the Cincinnati
Reds.
lie tclcphoned to President Au-
gust Hermann that he had signed
ana would join the team In st. Louis
Thursday. The contract calls for
one years service. He had de-
mandcd 100000 year and three
year contract. The signing OF
itoush leaves Henry Groh as the
only Red hold-out. Today the
hird-bascman announced he would
not play with the Cincinnati club
in any circumstances.
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WILSON, 7; SWIFT. 6

Wilson & Co. dcTcatcd Swift e Co.
in their game in the Packers League.
on Diamond No. ., Byrd Park. Game
called at end of eighth inning by
darkness.
Score by innings: II. II. l..
Wilson .........l3l 100 001-.7 6
Swift ......... Oi2 600 OOO-6 s /
batteries Wilson & Co.-Taylor
and Wingo; Swift & Co.-Grccn and
BclChcr.
summary: Struck out-by Taylor.
10; Green. 10 Base on balls-on
Taylor. >; off Green, !. Time. . hours.
Umpire. Edwards.
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F0URTH-lNNING RALLY
GIVES GEORGIANS VICTORY
fry Associated Prcss.1

WASH NOTION. April 2G-Gcoryla
Tech cvcned It's two-gamc series with
Georgetown today. winning, , to .. as
4 result OF fourth-inning rally dur
ing which all OF the Gcorgiaus' runs
We're scored. Eoanc doubled. Flowers
was passed. Rratt"n singled ana Grlr-
lin. Techs third baSeman. scored tn.
trio By smashing triple 10 center
Acid
In the ninth. with one out. George
town had men on first and third. but
Thompson famed the next Two bats
men.
He struck out eleven, while Rcy-
nolds. Georgetown pitcher. famed ten.
II was GcorEctown'e second defeat in
thirteen games this season.
The score: r. H. e
Georgia Tech ....... /
GEORGETOWN Observation-Disclosures. G o
Batteries: Thompson and Bra,ton:
Reynolds and Kenyon.
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TALL BLONDE" DANE
HAS WONDERFUL TIME"

PARIS. April 2S-N- tall blonde
DaIc.' believed 20 be Prince Aasc OF
Denmark, who was at the Riviera
!ncocnito yesterday. broke i've sue
ccSsiEc banks in the roulette rooms
at the Monte Carlo Casino.
Never betting less than tho limit
the stranger cleaned up $4,000 In
forty minutes.
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VIRGINIA TECH PLAYS
INDIANS THIS AFTERNOON
[SpccIal 70 Tho Times. Disrn,ch. !

WILLIAMSBURG VA. .Nprii at;-
The V. l.. i-WiliiaU and Mary game
mere tomorrow marks the first time
ia many years that Tech has sent a
team in amy branch OF athletics To
williamsburg. As such. II has been
looked forward 10 with great interest
oy students and town people.
Marshall probably will be on the
mound for William and Mary. Myr!ck
or HarrclSon will oppose him. the
selection being determined by the
choice Of battery workers In Techs
second game today with University
of Richmond.
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Isneclal 10 THO Times Dispatch.l

tSneeial 70 The Times sgatchl
NORFOLK. W. ,Apri 4@Lln
5 5ha rrG aSsSTs" and nd r6or aelins s.
Richmond. Portsmouth this afternoon
grabbed the second game OF the sea-
SON by the score of TO =. The game
two by Moods Of the Truy kvrs, ANA
one BY Luke stuart, Of luchnond
Southpaw Smith hurled a great
not have lecn scored on in the fourth.
Benton was unbittnhly until he
slowed M his speed in til" ninth Whom
Richmond's first, chance to score
came in the third. when Wh.israd
opened with a single ANA Abbott
worked Benton for pass hut The
next ;hrc" men were unah!" 20 de-
With one ont in tn" fourth. Clock.
son singlcd and after MaIorru "',i
on n high one TO the catcher. woods
line. Winston grounded 10 la
who booted the ball ana GlocEson
Tailed. STUART nuiie! Ahhott, 'a.'w
and Woods scored McQuiuu died on
a groundcr to short. ending the rally.
With one out in the iifth, W!.Hgrad
doubled to left. but Abbott ana Sm''h
Raymond jared up the hopes of
.the Coitrs-in the seventh, after one
man was DOM, by singing, through
the hoX. hat It",was Hash IN INC
pan. Hardy fanni. ( and Raymond
diving IN attempting 10 steal. Will
grad opened the eighth with = single.
his tird hit, hut those behind him
C1ulf. not get TO Bcnton'S hooks
\ rally Noted the Truckers four
rams in the seventh. Moods opened
by dropping the tall over the let
Held fence for n homer. Winston and
McCuinn followed with singles Ben
ton famed, Bangs drew free pass.
Winston scored on GooSetrc"'s sacr!
Ace Kellerman singled, both connolly
and Hardy kicking the hall. McQuinn
and Bangs scoring GloCkson ended
the rally with q high Ny 10 left.
In tho eighth Woods parked the ball
for circuit ride.
In the ninth with ono out Keller
singled and STUART pushed the bail
over the left field fence for homer.
scoring Richmond's only runs.
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BOSTON RED sOX DROP
CAME TO PHILADELPHIA
''iiic'ics Put Two Euns Across
Plate in Ninth Inning,
ClinCliinS Victory.

EOS TON. April 26.-witt's double
ir"tts error on Dugan's fly. and a
pass 10 WEIGH filled the bases. with
""nc our. IN the ninth today
i'ennock then struck out T.. Walker.
"ul itrkln single TO left scortd two
victory.
The score:
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I,,nnIrc ncfusc. nnnr

Tl NtHBUKLi, va, April 2G.-Rlako
Mount, who has been doing remark
able umpire work here in college
games, has declined an offer TO Join
the virginia League staff. President
W. T.. bradley urged Mount TO 20
TO Suffolk and work temporarily with
Al Orth but he decided to remain
in business here
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CHAMPIONS TAKE SECOND
CONTEST FROM NEW YORK
Secure Lead in Third Inning and
Giants Are Beaten by
3 to Score

BROOKLYN, y. Y. April 2G.-Hrool<
lyn won again from New York today,
to Turns mufr of GriiHth's long
lily after Olson and Johnston had sim
Glcd gave Brooklyn two runs in the
third inning. :il Lamar. Brooklyn
utility outhcldcr. who has been Suf-
ferinE from malaria. has been sent
home to rest
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Chicago,
.'''''' w ~ ~ rn'''' AH nm
Matted for Is err in ninth.

i'i MIL an
Score by innings: r..
-. Louis ............ .pO2 Ool 600
Chicago ..............0 0i 600 600
Summary: rwo-hasc hits - Falk
Kerr Wctzcl, Schalk. Home run
WctZcl. SACRIFICES Gleason. Kerr,
ShOckcr. Double plays -MuiliEan 10
Shccly. Left on bascS-St. Louis, IL:
Chicago. s. Bases on ba.ls-om Kerr
>; Shockcr. !. Hit by pitchcr-by
Kerr tGlcason Struck out-by
ShOckcr. 3 l'mpircS-Chiil and
owens. Time, l:3S.
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YANKEES DROP ANOTHER
GAME TO WASHINGTON

NEW YORK. April 26.-Scnsa-
ton's center fielder. enabled Wash
inEtou to defeat New York again
here today. the score being to (
Etye hit a home run. 4 double and
two singles. his homer driving in
MnshiugtOn's winning ru in the
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UPHILL BATTLE GOES
TO CINCINNATI REDS

CINCINNATI OHIO. April 90
launching hits off Freeman and Bailey
in the seventh inning today, Gin
cinnati won from Chicago. 10 j.
The Cubs scored three off LuQut in
tho first round. hut could do nothing
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'NNiiS S' o IL = -
'l:attcd for Wcincrt in NTH.
Slated FOR Smith in ninth.

Score by innings: Il.
l:oston ....... 063 O23 20O--1O
Philadelphia ........ 600 90 10l- 4
summary: Two-base hits-Powcll,
Hoeckei. Il. Miller. Three base hit
L"bourvcau Home runs - Cruise.
Powell. MCQuillan. Stolen bases
Earhar", Cruise. Sacrifice - South
v orth. Double plays--liolke, Ear
bare. ilo!kc: McQuilland and Hoike;
i!hrbare and llollic: Portland and
i ,i,'ii%1. i hei, on hases-H9st9n s;
McQuilland, | off Iubbcl. .: off
Weincrt. ! OFF Ectts. l: off Smith. ].
HTS off iiubbcl, in % innings:
on Wcncrt. none in Is inning; off
bcitS in inning: off Smith. 3 in
innings. struck olt--by McQuil-
IAN; >: by ilubbc!i, |. Wild pitch
iiubh"ll Losing pitchcr-Hubbeil.
mpirrs Brennan and Emslie. Time
"i HAmc-l hour - minutes
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Totals.
/ Is. -. - |
Cincinnati.

summary. TWO-baSc hitS-Br"SIcr.
Double plays-Bohnc to Daubcrt;
FunScca To Crane; Bohne 10 Foncsca.
Left on Eascs--Cincinnati. IL: Chi
cago. 3 Base on balls-on LuQuc. 3;
Freeman, e; Bailey. ]. Hits-off Free
man, =. in 6 innings: non out in sew
cnth: of Bailey. in two inningr.
struck out-by Luquc. ,. Wild pitch
Freeman. Losing pitcher. Freeman.
Umnircs. O'Day and Quiglcy Time.
80
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Athletics Sign CollrsIan.

GREENNlLLE. : G.. April Go
Thomas L. Turner. scout for the
rhiladclphia Americans announced
here today that he had signed for
tn" Athletics James Dot Fulchum.
shortstop Of Auburn College, and that
he will report Nav 10
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BOSTON BRAVES WIN
SUGGEST FROM PILLS

BOSTON. April 26.-Pcnnock weak
cnod in the ninth inning today and
Philadelphia defeated the Red SoX
by the score OF to |. Moore. for the
Athletics. allowed the home team
seven hits, but he kept them scat
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CHESTER AGGIES DROP
CONTEST TO YOUNGSTERS

Chester Agriculture High School
was beaten by the Boys Club. of this
city. yesterday afternoon ut Byrd
Park. by the score OF TO 3. Wiley
featured FOR Chester with his heavy
hitting, while crunp ncldcd we'll.
Cap!on and Holiday led In the bat
ting for the Boys club.
Score: r.
Chester 100 02o ono-3I
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TotaIs ...........3i l : u II
Ran for snyder in ninth inning.
MATTED for Toncy in ninth inning.

Summary: Two-b base hit - Smith.
Home run-C;riffith. Sacriiicc-.I ohm
Stou. Left on hascs-Ncw York, s.;
BROOKLYN, {? Base on balls-On Toucy.
-; off Smith. .. Struck out-by Tpnry.
:: by Smith. 3. Umpircs-llart and
Mccormick. Time, 1910.
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Is ..... :" !. ~ : Z
Petersburg.
N.i;. X. ~. %
'Hattcd FOR Noonan in ninth

SC"rC by INNINGS: Il.
Wilson ..............7ii 600 U00-l9
Petersburg ........... 002 i02 100
Summary: Two-basc hits-Kost 90.
DUny, NcrmilcH. iirInniean. Three
base hits -iIcad, Miller. Wood Mona
han. HON" rUn--Ouinn. Double
plays Martin to Erannigan To McAla-
han. Bias" on balls of Quinn. =: off
Frazier. !. of Harris. {. Left on
bases Wilson. !. Petersburg. =. Hit
by pitched ball-hy Harris tMillcD
Sacrifice ny--Noonan and Duffy
Struck out-hy Quinn. I by Harris. .
iHts-om quinn. 10: OF Frazier, in
one inning; on Harris. :. Time Of
game. Got. tmpircs. Harper and
Gtlroy Attendance. 2,5G0.
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STANDING OE CII-ii.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
pittsburgh at ST. Inuis
thiragu at Cincinnati
Go>ton at Philadelphia
New York mt Brooki,n
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Tech :. ............0Ol O32 600-13
Summary: Two-basc hits-Brooks.
2; Wallace, IfarrelSon. burlington.
Sacrifice ny-Kiblcr. Stolen bases
Fray and burlington. Double plays
Turner, unassistcd. Struck out--by
iiarrclson. :. by SncaL. 4: Skaggs, 4.
Base on bails-hy HARRISON. .: by
Sncad. /: by Skagrs. 3 Hit by pitch-
cr-hy HARRISON Gray -: BY Sncad
CROOKS and Turncr) EIlts-orr
Sncad, 8 In innings: of SkaGgs. 8
in ? innings. Wild Observation-Disclosures.
Pass Notwithstanding. Time OF
anc-2:iO. tmpirc--Trcvillian.
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STANDING or CII,,,.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
I. IIn!> at Chicago.
Detroit al Cleveland
Washington ut New York
Philadelphia at Boston
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international League nr,uI,,

nternnti"hni League Results.
Newark. .: Buffalo, 5.
Baltimore. S; Rochester, 2.
Reading, l-6: Toronto, As.
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philadelphia.

IHI."U"Iphih .OUn ONO 0U2
Boston 100 uOO Oun--I
Summary: Two-iasr WIFI
Moore. stolen bnSc-Wi,t Sacrifice
!" walker. Pratt Double plays
bUgau - J. Walker: Moore to DYKES
{" y Walker; Dykes to L. Walker.
Nemesis Ia kucl. Left on ,bascS-
philadelphia. - Hostou 6 Has, on
balls on Moore. { of rcnnock. /.
struck ont by p"nnock. 6. umpircs
Nal!.n. Wilson and pnccu, Time,
l:HH.
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SrNNDING OF CLUES

WHERE TIIEr PLAY TODAY
at Portsmouth.
Wilson nt Petersburg.
Newport News at Rocky Mount.
Norfolk at suffolk.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

I;rnoklyn, 3: New York. /.
Cincinnati. =: Chicago, Z.
ho,ion. 10; Philndc,phi,, q.
f'tishurSh-St. Louis (yyrt rrouud1
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'Baitcd for Petty in sixth
TButtcd for Ddcnwal! In seventh.

bliiS y IL
'Battcd for Petty in sixth
1Buttcd for odcnwald In seventh.
.i;an for o'N"ill in eighth
Score by innings: i.
Detroit ............. 1Jl hlo Cl0-S
Cleveland ........... 1903 col 22l--s
Summary: Two base hits-colc
Hriimann. Speaker. Evans. >. Gard
nor. .iam!csou. Three base hits Bush.
johnston > Sacrifices N"ach Bass
!or 3. cobb. wood Double plays
Guisin. Scwell and Guisto. Gardner
Stephenson ana Johnston. Left on
bases Detroit. 9; Cleveland. 10. Base
on Lalls on cole. 3 Oldham. Nor
ton, /. ilits-Cn Cole. = iu Ia In
nings: on Ehmkc, n ?3: off Old
ham. Ia ! Oft Caldwell. In i none
out in second; on CLARK. In %: of
Petty. 6 in l-3; of Odonwa!d, J in !:
of Morton. 0 In o: OF Haghy. in q
Struck out-by Cole. . Winning
pitcher-Bagby Losing pitcher, Old
ham. Umpircs = Hildebrand and
Evans. Time. 2:25.
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Portsmouth,.

Richmond ......ooO GOO ooe
Portsmouth . ...-.. 600 200 ilN--t
summary Two-hasc hits Will
grad Woods Home runs stuart.
Woods stolen bases E"llar,
Stuart. Abbott Winston, :. Sacri-
fee hits -GoCsctrcc. Left on bases
Richmond, ;; Portsmouth. & struck
out-hy Smith, 3: Benton. !. Bases
on haus-off Smith. =. Benton. |.
Time Of Game-l:ts umpires-Eiley
aud Roth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Was liingt0n, >: New York. {.
-. l.oni>. 3: Chicago. 4.
Cleveland. .; Detroit. y.
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southern Association Results.

Birmingham-Little Rock-raIn.
Nob!le--Chattanoog
New Orleans. New Orleans. s; At
lhnta, &.
Nashville Memphis-rain.
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Al Observation-Disclosures. 4: Indi-
napolis. 5.
AT Tolcdo-Tolcdo. 3: Louisville. O.
AZ ST. Paul-St. Paul. 2: Kansas
City. 10.
at oiis--Minneapolis, Q
Milwaukee, 4
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NrNY York.

Sew I1rk ..........li2 600 00N-i
Summary: Two-hasc hitS-Ricr,
Mcusei, Ruth. Home runs-Ricc,
SchauE. Sacrifices ~ pockiapauch.
kH'h, Schacht. Pip. Lewis. o'Hourkc.
Double plays -Gharrity TO Harris:
rcckinpauEh. Mcuscl aud ripp. Leit
on bascs-Ncw York. 3. Washington,
10 Base on ballS--on Acostu. 3;
Collins. 3. Hits off Schacht. ) in 3
innings; Acosta. in t innings:
Quinn, Q in ! Cnouc out in tifth);
off Collins. 3 in ga: OF in
3. Struck out-by Quinn. :; Col
Inns, !; Schach;, !; ACosta I; Hoyt.
>. Winning ACosta; losing
pitchcr-COllings Umpircs -Moriarty
and Connolly. Time, 2:ll.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

SUFFOLK. =; Norfolk. ..
Rocky Mount. =: Newport News, >.
Wilson. IL: Petersburg. 10.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

sions. The assignments are made in general order No. ..
 The order assigns Lieut.. Col. Charles A. Moore of Stamford as executive of- icers Major C. Hadlai Hull of New Lon don is assigned to compand the First battalion, consisting of Battery A, of New London and Battery E of Norwich i; Major Mogens J. Morfenson is assign ed \to. command the Second battalion, consisting of Batteries, C and D and Major Alfred N. Phillips, Jr., is as- signed to command the Third battalion. consisting of Batteries E and F.
 Captain Harry T. Griswoid is assigned to duty. with regimental headquarters as intelligence officer and also plans and trailing officer
 Captain James D. Copp is assigned to duty with regimental Headquarters. aa liaisot officer, and CaptAin Henry B. Seldeh is appointed adjutant of the First battalion.
 F. First Lieutenant Otto H. Schroeder !. assigned as intelligence officer and. also as pl IDS and training -sfficar of the First battalion and First Lieutenant Rob ert w. Young. Paul H. Bolles and Rob. ert A. Keefe are assigned as liaison of. ncers of the First. Second and Third battalions respectively.
 Major Harry C. Mcserve is assignec to reg4mental headquarters as chap lain.
 Majors Hull. Mogenson and Phillfpi are appointed summary court officers