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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
INDIANS OPEN INVASION
At LYNCHBURG TODAY
William and Mary to Play First
Game of Northern Trip in
Hill City,
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatcn.1

Especial 10 The imcs-Dispatcn.1
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April 10
Light practice yesterday concluded
training OF the William and Mary
College team preparatory to moving
to Lynchburg. where. on Monday, the
Indians play Lynchburg College.
The jaunt OF the local club will be
State and Northern swing com
bined. From Lynchburg the Indians
go to Lexington for n meeting with
Washington and Lee. The next jump
Will be to Charlottesville. where Uni
versity of Virginia Will be the In
dams opponents.
Due to George Washinyton.s cam
collation. of n game that was sched-
uled for April II, the Indians may
have day off after the Virginia
clash. On April Is Coach Drivers
club plays University of Pennsylvania
and the following day Will find the
Williamsburg outfit meeting LehiEh
at bethlehem. On the return trip.
the team will stop in Washington to
engage University of Maryland Mt
College Park. just outside of Wash
Led by Coach James Driver and
Manager Robert c. Harper. the Will
liam and Mary personnel includes the
foilowing men: Captain Settle. Mar
shall. Joyner and J. Chandler, pitch
ers; +. Chandler and Chisholm, catch
ers; Cooke. Jones. Hicks and Lowe.
infelders: White. Harwood and Clark,
outfielders. When J. Chandler is not
pitching. he will be stationed in left
field.
Friends of the college believe this
years club will make a good showing
on its Northern trip, the first to be
made by the college in many years
AT any rate. the eyes Of the Vir-
Einia college world will be ccntcrcd
on William and Mary while on this
sojourn.
The Indians record this far is.
Indians. .; Holy Cross. {; Indians. q:
Camp Eustis. /: Indians. 5 New York
University 4; Indians, s: University
OF Richmond. {; Indians, s: Randolph-
Macon: =; Indians. 10; Williams Col
lege. 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
LAKESIDE COUNTRY CLUB
LINKS POPULAR THIS YEAR

Greens and fairways at the Lake
wood Country Club. New Jersey
links arc in as good turf as though
it were midsummer instead Of "the
month of showers and il one were
to judge by the constant stream of
golfers leaving the first tee. /. sure
~ would seem as though the North
ern season were in full swing in
stead of just getting under way.
Trade organizations and other clubs
which have no links of their own
have adopted" Lakewood for their
one and two-daS affairs. For in
stance. the Trenton Club had two
day club match there April and
2. and the Carteret Club. OF Jersey
City. has arranged for spring tour
nament over the course in the pines.
April % and "a. The st. Anthony's
Club. OF New York. was 10 have held
n two-day meeting early this month.
but postponed 1t until April 80. Lake
wood will start its own schedule on
May 4. when the Stanley memorial
cup viii be played for by men adj
hitting to be fifty-tive years or more.
follow. May to z, open to all mem
oerS OF the clubs belonging to the
United States Golf Association.
After twenty-siN years OF golf. +.
+. k!mball. one of the most encr-
getic members of the Lakewood
recent!I. the great event occurring at
the hfteenth hole. Kimball used u
nashie, the ball dropping about two
feet from the pin and rolling in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
WASHINGTON NATIONALS.

= =.
rEss!Gent Clarke Griffith nor Mana
ger Ge9rge Mcbride lie doing any
o7@S ;;1S - 70 what they expect from
I-+y DO promise the fans that they.
~i-i MAKE The strongest teams extend
;-ii.'LLst-Ees 70 Ain The America
L-asle psAnant. They claim 10 have
-Stteh together a well-ba lanccd ma
c5lEe. ooth on attack and defense.
SO arr confident that, II the pitch
~ $--'t ..Tcz ~ 20 expectations the
.'-..pH1.s should end the season close
- rsEa!. great hope is being pinned
On F" :. tsE Johnson and il is declared
tne veteran STA! has fully recovered
:ry'a TIE a!!rnent 10 his pitching arm
12E!hS the after part OF last year.
y In Johnson In form. Griffiih End
,!c5ride feel they should be we'll up
u ;ne list, as they have Shaw.
,o-rtHeE Of last ycars team and
S:o% rug Obtained from the New
.,i IN = an: ertsaAy, 10 round gu, the
ars -ft-hanGers Of ability.
Charity Picinich. Torres and
lI,tDt'Gni. TIC last NAMED obtained
ron me !-itti" Rock. Southern As
eo.littlon' team. make up a fDrnisapIn
catching STAFF Charity. Who is cor
S-dcr"d 70 have fcV supe-iprs in ina
leat Hs, "i!l do the bulk Of the
IN me inheld the only job giving
tn' concern r that at thrd. iYlcr,
oH. "ho ala most Of the ho,-cornar
"2rh last season. shnuks. veteran
lti'ty man, ana Fpss. :. newcorn"r
ere the players from which me 80!
/ !tttlph WI! DC made. Fosy nag s.,o..p
GOO form and !s expected to re,
| inc cail for the regular bcr.h 81
/ hTSt -" Judge has Browcr, the for.
! Hltf 4Sc%diUg International NIX n
! cay hiiting liuderstIdy. Harris
/ Nh 20 back 10 second this year. with
! - is"G!ke At short Hicc. Milan and
Lewis VIII compose the Outncid. VIII
| t:-;'M3ttc" promising roojcI.'
Shanks and Miller c!outer IRON
J thc southern Association, forming n
| good reserve force.
| !Piscuss ing ether clubs in IN.
lfaeuc. frcsidcnt Grfiith sees a
| chancc for the Cleveland Indians n
| ZIP ana chAractcrizrs the New York
| dihccS as remarkable collection
- LIARS and mediocre bali PLAYERS
! from Tho St LOuis Browns. whor, ho
| thlhkS should have finished man
points higher in the club stondinS
than they ala last year lie also has
whoiea0me regard for the mana.
G"rial abilities 2of Ty Cobb. row =
the heim OF the Detroit Tigers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
JOHN MARSHALL CLASHES
WITH PAULIST CHOIR NINE

'ohn Marshall Hish School and the
faulist Choir nine. of New York. will
ciash this afternoon Mt boulevard
fieid in game seemingly destined
10 be one of the fastest prep games
OF the early season.
Although little is known of the
strength of the visitors, reports have
reached Richmond that they have an
exceptionally strong aggregation.
Moss OF the mcInt ers OF the team
nave been playing together for soy
ea aai years. which WI! prove Il strong
factor In their favor.
inc John Marshall nine, under tho
,u.eiaEe OF Coach Mccall. has shown
up Wei In practice and gives promise
~ uevciopinE into one OF the fastest
.Gans IN the section. They avc
p.ayed only one game. having won il
ifT nm oid Point College. 4 TO 3.
Inc Marshnl!ites' lineup is MS fol-
lows: Dudley, catcher: Grimm
p'tcher: Sharp. captain. nrst base !:
SSn.ton, Second base; Lelsfcld. third
H eas: Kahn. shorts,op: Greene. left
ri,Ip, olfSon. center held; Walden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
JERSEY CITY LOOKS LIKE
PLACE FOR BIC BATTLE
ALI Arrangements, Except Site, Arc
Fixed for Dcmpscy-Cnr-
pcnticr Fight.
LEY En.ted Ncwsl

NEW YORK, April io.-I'hc only
little detail that now remains to be
announced regarding the Dempsey
Carpenter entertainment is the spell
ing Of the name of the town where
the battle is to happen less than
three months hence. The nrst class
in spelling believes Professor Tex
Richard will spell ii "J-c-r-s-e-y
City as predicted by the United
news TWO months ago.
some of the political boosters of
the light in Jersey may make an at
tempt this week 10 have the fight law
moulned so as TO permit of the
referees giving a decision which
would make the arrangements perfect.
me fact that no decisions are al
Iowed under the present law con-
stitutcs quite a flaw in this gem of
sporting promotion.
Richard expects no opposition
worth considering The Mayors or
both Jersey City and Newark, 10th
towns being anxious to have the bout.
are all In favor OF entertaining the
tremendous crowd that will pack the
tubes and ferries going under and
over the river on Il Saturday after
noon in July
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
CHICAGO WHITE sox.

BE Associated Pressl
CHICAGO April i0.-RtiildIny :,
remnant contender from the wrcck :
axe OF one Of the greatest tcams
ever assembled In the major lcnrncr
- the TASK that faces William Kid
.leason' manager OF the Chicago
americans. ms season. The team WIS
TORN l" pieces last fan as a result
OF tAe grand jury indictments charr-
!hS seven OF the players with par
Iicipai ION IN the worlds series scan
da Of 1919.
instead Of opening the season with
" sure nag contender, Gleason was
forced TO star; anew, and ono OF rho
largest squads Of recruits ever toknn
INTO spring training camn 80 a e.
semhled. Ia the beginning. ,.har;c.
y. Comiskey. owner Of The clIh di5
one OF the Tarcst things In the his.
tory Of baseball. Tie purchnsn1
practically complete, tho cntir" IN
hetn OF The salt Lake city club. ac-
PulFlnE tnr"e star players who have
W3rkcd together ana know each
Ither thoroughly. They are Ernie
Johnson; former major Lacquer. who
l."naScd ana played shortstop tor
'oatt l-lHc last season. Eddie Muilj
gan third bascnan, and Earl ;hnc.
icy. 'rS' n1S"'nar, who lcd Tho pa;
nc Coast League In hitting last sen
Soh win an average OF AL.
rs nucleus from which Mnn,,cr
Gleason hopes to build another q: ~ :
Team. these players are ayailnhic.
eddie collins. rated AS one OF thc
great second basernan in the game:
Eaoer and Kerr. Hitchers; Raw
schalk. star catcher. and Amos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
v. M. !. TRACK MATERIAL
is STRONG THIS YEAR
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
LEN Notion. VA. April 10
Working under ideal weather condi-
tons. daily track practice at V. 81.
J! Is we'll under way and Coach Read
~ very much pleased with the show
ings made.
The one weakness OF the track team
OF last year was the lack of mate
ria! i'll the track events. With the
return OF Kane. ten second man.
who who was put out with a broken an,
kie last year. and the great i'm
proNcmcnt over last years form OF
smith Costello and Jordan in the
dashcs and with the aid of ThomD-
son, Baird, Settle and Mcrson in the
distances. the squad this year prom
Uses TO be particularly strong. in
the ncid events. with Summers and
Shipley in the weights and Waters.
nrewry and Mason in the jave!in and
discus. this department Will be we'll
taken care OF.
Captain Semans continues To dis
play old-timc form in the pole vault.
hiSh jump and broad jump and is
ably supported by Nolan. Ruiiin and
S!inmS, all new men. The now ma
tcriai is abundant and the track team
OF this year promises to he n con
tender for first honors in the annual
south Atlantic meet, which is TO be
hc!d this year at Georgetown Unit
Versity in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS.
By Associated prnSS1

PHILADELPHIA, April TO-
FROM Lake Charles. La. Connie
fields, where the Philadelphia Amer
lean League baseball club has been
rounding itself into shape for the
forthcoming season, has come the fol-
l"wimg estimate of the tean-a con-
Sensus OF opinions of baseball writ
crS who have been watching the
A;ihletlcs in their practice and ex-
hih!tion games.
eral morale of the club is much bet
ter than year ago. but there are
signS that aggrcssivencss is lacking.
The strength OF the organization
premiers his "Bi SIX" for they are
SIN in number and each is six feet
or more in height. Five of them
nlerrE. the veteran; Nayior, Rommel,
board side, while Roy Moore. Who
completes the seNtet. is lcft-handed.
FRANK Brazil Spangler, Pa, boy,
JUST o!u enough to vote. has proved
and appears to have won himself a
permanent job ut first base. He was
the property of the Athletics last
year put was farmed out. and per-
formed IN four separate leagues be-
lore the last season closed. Despite
th!S peripatctic career, his batting
average for the season was 364-a
MARI which he gives promise OF
ga blo ictSue COIUDu ny.
lie is left handed and fleet OF foot.
The remainder of the inHeld probably
VIII be Dykes at second and Dugan
at third. \ contest has been on for
Shortsiop, in which Shannon appears
TO lead. with Mccain. IL nineteen
year old boy, and Galloway follow
ing him closely.
III the outfield the forecast is part
y cloudy with sudden changes. Tilly
in center and WEIGH in right seem
walker in left field, Frank Walker
possible combination. But Paul John
son, . Worcester. Mass, boy, who is
hard. riEht-handed hitter and fast
aioot' undoubtedly Will be retained
Then there is Lawson Witt, whose
81 batting average last year is in
ms favor. Another candidate for the
outer !i!n is Glenn Myatt. who oper-
atei behind the bat last season
N the catching department Perkins
VIII ae the regular. with STYLES and
johnny Walker aeld in reserve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
CHICAGO OURS.
fBv Associated press1

fBy Associated Press.1
Chicago, ADril l0.--With the re-
turn of Johnny Evers as manager of
the Chicago Nationals, a new light.
ing spirit is expected to be instiiied
into the piaycrs-a spirit that was
totally lacking last season. In the
judgment of critics. The coming sea-
son will be the second time Evers has
been in command of the club. For
years he was a member OF the team.
covering second base with the famous
"Tinker-to- Evcrs-to combi-
nation.
Is the way Evcrs himself sums UP
the coming season. but ! do know
this bail club is going to fight"
The Cubs have added little new ma
terial OF worth. and have lost one
man. Davy Robertson, who was sus-
pended because OF failure to report.
whether his retirement Is loss or
a gain cannot be determined until
the season is we'll advanced
ing staff as one of the best in the
league, with Alexander. Tyler and
Vaughn forming the backbone of the
department.. He expects this trio to
win at least sixty games. Virgil
Cheeves. 2C-year-oid right hander
from Texas, and Oscar Fusr. left
handler from Omaha, are promising
candidates. The remainder of tho
staff consists OF Abe Bailey and
eral recruits.
The infcld presents n new first
bascman to fill tho gap caused by the
release of Fred Merkle. Turner Bar
her. who played the position for a
time last season. and trio OF young
sters-Ray Grimes. Tom Whalen and
Alfred Young-are, fighting for the
berth, with the chances favoring
Grimes or Barber. Grimes is twin
brother of the Grimes with the
Giants. He batted .3S9 in the East
ern League last season.
Zeb Terry, who ran second in field
ing last season, will again be at Sec
ond base, whilo Charley Hollocher
will operate at short. Hollocher
submitted to an operation last sea-
son, but has come back stronger than
ever. Charles Deal is looked upon
as the regular third baseman.
Hoke Warner. who had trial with
Pittsburgh. and Johnny Kelleher.
manager OF the 81. Joseph. Mo-. club
last season, will likely he retained as
utility fnficldcrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
NEW YORK YANKEES.

..
NEW ICRk. April lo.--With the
%calth Of playing material at his
Disposal, Manager Miller Huggins. of
nc sew York Americans. is find
various players. Not since their de-
but IN the junior lcague have the
Yankees started the season with
brighter prospects than those pre-
nant race.
Stars from both major and minor
leagues nave flashed brilliantly dur
nag Ia" spring training ut Shreveport
uhbi, despite more than the usual
number OF injuries. Hmggins has been
~ fuahdary as 10 the best method
present indications. II Is likely that
me lineup Will vary almost daily
during the FIRST few weeks OF the
season. or until such time as Huggins
- DC nc strongest both at bat and
in the field. The team VIII open the
season particularly well fortified
, ,I, injuries. for almost every
abie players between whom there is
!i'tie difference of ability.
Whiic the various club officials are
char? OF expressing their opinion re-
Earding the position of the team at
the close of the season. 1t appears TO
| ne the general consensus that the
ahHccs WI finish among the FIRST
three Some OF the baseball experts
! are already on record as predicting
| that the battle for a place In tho
World series will be between the
Iankecs and the Cleveland club. but.
WIN Il remembrance of the disas-
tTous experiences and injuries which
nave handicapped the New York
americans All, In past years. the owners
ana other officials OF the club refuse
10 give public expression to their
| optiinistic hopes, for fear that the
hoouoo OF ycstcryear will arise again
10 biaSt their predictions.
| w me 1T is virtually impossible to
,nuicaic accurately the lineup OF the
| New york team in the opening gam s
OF the year. Il appears REASONABLE y
certain that Wally Pipp will have
nrst cal! upon first base. with Ruth
and possibly Mcuscl as substitute CA
| OF relcf players on the initial bag.
mex Fewstcr may he expected to
hoId down second. with Aaron Ward
f fimy 10 step into the midway posi-
sion ~hen not officiating at third in
place OF Home Run" Baker. who is
generally conceded tho first choice nd
| me far corner. .PcckinDaugh and
John Mitchell will he the leaders
In the battle for shortstop.
For the three ouihold positions
lug ,inGsins mas a number Of hard-hit-
Ruth, Ping Bodie. bobby Roth, Mcu-
sci and Connolly are the outstand
ing stars: Their positions and the
| method o; alternating liz O matter OF
| mnhi decision, OF which there has been
''t'e ih9ication up to the present.
hrhind the bat Wnlly Schang and
rTcd HoHnan are expected to do tho
Mays. Rob Shawkay, Walter Hoyt
Larry Harper. Jack Quinn and Bill
| mercy Will have FIRST call upon INC
nurIinS assignments. lft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
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and Wit; at third. - snort
IN Mclnnis. Manager Duty has an
cNpcr!enced player At first, mi nj
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Gr%ay' q rookie from tho Fittsneli
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recruit. from London, Ont. Is :,lsD a
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speaker and Lewis in other DAYS Vii,
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from present Indications. Win yarja
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Joe BUSH is the hest ~ tho pf.ch.
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Elmer Myers and Karr are cxuerl.
meg meg aus with recruit addition.
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