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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20
JERSEY CITY AWARDED
PREMIER RING BATTLE
Deal for Actual Site Has Not Been
Closed, but Town Offers
Several
I'm Associntcd press. l

NEW YORK. April 19.-Dcfnite
selection of Jersey City as the scene
of the Dempsey Carpenter heavy
weight titnlar bout July 2, marks
another step i'll the staging OF what
is expected to be the most important
i!stic battle in the history OF the
prize ring.
While the actual site for the. arena
VIII not be chosen for another day
or two, Promoter Tex Richard has
narrowed the selection down to three
localities. any one OF which will serve
admirably for the erection of the
huge structure which will house box
crs and spectators.
Although Richard gave careful con-
sidcration to the properties submitted
by both Atlantic City and Newark, II
was generally understood several
days ago that Jersey City would he
chosen. due TO its proximity to Great
or New York, with its over five mil
lion population. Richard. in discus
sing this anglo OF the promotion OF
the bout said he figured. n total pop
ulation OF close TO 100000 persons
TO draw from radius OF three hours
travel.
Special transportation fsciIitie.
viii he provided tc bring spectators
from baltimore. - ';tdclphia. Tren-
ton and other ~ larger cities
south of the rims. While to the
eastward the larger cities of Con-
n"ctiCut and New York will all be
within reasonable distance. All parts
| of greater New York are loss than
| one hours travel by tube. and the
transportation facilities will be SUI
| flcient to handle thousands an hour
The widespread interest In the bout
is evidently anticipated by n rapidly
increasing mail each day containing
applications for tickets. The paste
boards now are being printed, hut
Will not nc put on sale until the first
of next month. Meanwhile, applica-
lions for the higher priced tickets
are accommodating faster than In any
previous big bout staged by Richard
checks. money orders and currency
( are already being banked to await
| tho initial nIlotment NJ scota
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LEAGUE MOCULS ADOPT
SCHEDULE OF "a GAMES
Glass AA Organization VIII Play
Doublc-Iicadcrs on Saturdays
and Holidays on Old Field.

Representatives OF the Commercial,
baseball League. class IA amateur
o 'Ii,, OF Richmond met last
twenty-four games. beginning next
Saturday and ending saturday, Sep
TENDER 10. All OF the games viii bo
played at Boulevard Field ana tho
pan is To stage doubie-headcrs each
afternoon. The first game will get
underway at 2:30 o'clock Two CON
tests Will be played on holidays also.
While the amateur season closes
win games of Saturday. August Ia.
continue until September 10. This
request was granted the circuit bv
the Amateur Baseball Commission OF
Richmond.
determine the championship club OF
Richmond VIII be altered to Ger
tain extent this year. Reported to
10, nc me strongest team In the city
Commercial League viii have no part
In tho elimination series as was tho
case heretofore. The winners In tho
other LEAGUES, however. will engage
IN series and the winner OF this
series viii meet the winner OF the
Commcrcini League championship
Tor the right to represent Richmond
IN the intcrcity series with Wash
ington.
Tho schedule follows:
April 23--Pcnn Mutual VS.. Church
MI; Battle axe vs. Taxa Kola.
Apr!l p, , Mutual VS.. Rattle
May Penn Mutual We. TAXA. Kola.
Church Hin VS., Rattle Axe.
May 1i-Chnrch iii W. Penn Mu-
tual: Battle Axe VS. Taxa ola
MAJ 2i--church liill vs. Battia
Axe: Taxa kola US. Penn Mutual
MMay 2S-Church Hin va Taxa
ko,n Scum Mutual W. Battle Axe,
MAY ao--Enttc fS;c VS. Church
Hill; Taka-ko!a vs. Penn Mutual.
June ii-Battlc Axe W.. Taxa X ola Z;
Penn Mutual VS. Church nm.
June lS-Tnka Koia w. Penn STU
June 25-Takn-K ola vs. church
mn; Battle Axe vs.. Penn Mutual.
July e-Taka-Kon w. Battle Axe;
Penn Mutual vs.. Church I'm.
July ,i.-Pcrn Mutual VIZ Church
Church Hnl ~. Taxa Kola.
Koia: Battle Axe VS. Church Hill
JplH -, 23.Thureh Iill ys Penn Mu-
July 3o-church Iiill vs Battle
Axe: Penn Mu,ual W. Taxa KoIa
August G-Church I'M vs. Taxa
kola; Battle Axe VS.. Penn Mutual.
Mutual: Taxa oln VS.. Church IIlll.
August 20--Battlc Axe VS. Church
I'M; Penn Mutual w. Taka-K olu
August @I-Battle Axe vs. Taxa
kolh; Church Hin W Penn Mutual
September . - Tnta-Koia VS.
Church H!ll; Penn Mutual W. Battle
Axe.
s;ertombcr 1o-Taka- Ko!a vs. Rat
denotes holidays.
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RICHMOND TEAM TAKES
SECOND GAME FROM BUGS
Colt Hurlcrs Again Show Form and
Triumph Over Danvillo
Aggregation.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
/. DANV1LLE. VA. April 19.-In n
hard-fought game here this after
noon. Ray Ryan and his Richmond
Colts defeated the locals for tho sec
ond consecutive time by the score OF
to l. The contest was featured by
the alright pitching Of both teams
and fast fielding.
500. for Danvillc, twirlcd tho en-
tire game. and struck out ten OF the
visitors. while Mceker and Heatwolc
had nine strikcouts to their credit.
The general opinion of local base,
ball enthusiasts is that Ryan has as
sembled team that will be heard
from In the pennant race.
The score:
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HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS
SEMINARY TEAM, 8 TO 2

In a game characterized by fire.
Gn.nt hits and errors John Marshall
hy the score Of S to .. Yesterday for
noon at Seminary diamond. Nothing
%pectacular was offered and the game
barely held the interest OF the crowd.
Priddy started the game for tho
High school. but was yankcd at the
END OF the first session 10 make room
for Grim. After that the Seminary
lads wcr" kept In check.
Licsfcld. who proved that he con
MT as we'll as field in the game with
Fork Union Monday. connected with
one az WiiEersnu's twisters for a two
haEg"r. walden, also of the High
school. followed suit later In the
game.
Yesterdays score folloks:
. L. II. r.
y. s. .........l 0 0 0 ] o O o % Z s
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CHAMPION WINS MATCH

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. April
le.-1chyia Eumarc. the North ard
South champion, won his match todn -
with stanley G. Mortimer. Of Tuxedo.
in the FIRST annual White Sulphur
Spring" tennis tournament. Eumagc
Will meet Howard w Throckmorton
New York. while Howard Voshou ~
New York. Will play G. a Major.
New York. in tho scmirnals OF thc
tournament tomorrow. Throck morton
defeated Carlton Sharfcr. New York.
So. 2-6. GO. II was the hardest
fought match OF the day. In the
lower half the bracket, Voshcil won
from 4. w. Merriman, hartford. Ga.
Ga. and Major defeated r u. Bide,
well, Broowlinc, Mafa., 6-l. 2-s, ca.
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TOtaTS :. ~ I3 NEb II
'Rattcd for Martin in NTH.
tBattad for Fuher in ninth.
xTiterncy out-hit batted ball,
Score by Inning: II.
Pittsburgh ........0o4 010 OO9-lt
Chicago :. 900 Dol 0Ol-
Summary: Two-base hits--Martfn.
Maranville. Grimes. Carey. Bigbee,
Grimm. Hollocher. Three-base hits
Deal, Hamilton. Stolen bases-Cut-
shaw, 2: Hamilton, Maranrille, Sch
midi Double plays-Hamilton to
Maranvile to Grimm; Martin to
OFarrell to Crimes. Left on bases
Pittsburgh. 5: Chicago. IL. Base on
balls-off Martin, 8: Hamilton. i.
Hits-off Martin, s in s innings;
Fuher. IL in 4 innings. Hit by
Pitcher-by Hamilton tFlack). Struck
out--by Hamilton, 3; Martin. |:
Euher, 2. Wild pitch-Hamilton. !;
Fuher, l. Losing. pitcher-Martin.
Umpircs-Quigley and O'Day. Time
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TIGERS RECRUIT CAVES
AND INDIANS ARE ViCTORS
IRy Associatcd Press. !

Detroit. April 19.-After holding
Cleveland to a tie for six innings.
Carl HollinE. making his major
league debut with the Detroit Ameri-
cans weakened and the visitors OH
tanned nine runs i'm the seventh.
winning IL to 3. In the eighth
Smith hit home run. scoring Speak
er ahead of him.
Snnrn.
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May Organize League
At Meeting Tonight

Representatives Of amateur
teams OF the city who desire to
form motor league for the COM
ing season. will hold an important
meeting tonight at the store OF
Harris Flippcn. 1913 West Main
Street at Sis O'Clock.
Managers. players and every
one interested in the formation of
such an organization are urged
to lie present. and lend their sup
port TO the project. AS il is al
ready late to begin the forma-
ton of n new league 1t is impcra-
tive that immediate action be
taken.
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HOME RUN IN EIGHTH
BRINGS VICTORY TO pills
Quakcrs Beat Brooklyn When Mcl,.
sci Sends Ball Into Left
Field Blcuctcrs.
tBy Associated Press. ]

PHILADELPHIA. April 19.-Meu-
sefs home run into the left-field
bleachers in tho eighth Inning de-
feated Brooklyn today. 3 to 2.
Williams homer In tho first was
tho only score until Ncis tied IL in
the seventh with 4 fOur-base drive.
IN this inning, but Pitcher Ring tied
the score again with n single in the
last half. This was the champlon's
htth defeat IN six games so far this
year.
The score:
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East Gains Soccer Crown.

FALL RIVER. MASS. April ia
The East gained the soccer crown Of
the United States here today when
the Robins Dry Dock football team.
Of Brooklyn, defeated the Soullin
fore 1000 fans. Tho game, which was
devoid OF anything bordering on the
spectacular. was In the final round
OF the national challenge cup COM
petition. !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20
GIANTS NEARLY. BEATEN
BY LOCAL COLORED NINE

Before crowd of 1000 people. tho
Bachrach Giants. colored champions
OF the world. took the measure Of the
brooklyn Slides. crack local nine, in
the second battle Of their three-game
series, at Boulevard Parry, by tho
score OF . to /.
The game was one OF tho best ever
witnessed In this city between COL
ored teams. 1t was fas tand closely
contested throughout and at times
the brand of ball displayed rivaIed
that seen In the major leagues.
Il Yesterdays score follows:
R.H. q.
~ sIiSes ".S 80 q So 9SS-2
Batteries: Williams and Yager;
Tompson and Patterson.
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ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
RENDERED INDIAN Nine
Town Goes Wild Over Men WHO
Won -Four Out OF Six
(snInnS

Especial to The Timcs- Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April 10
The enthusiastic reception given the
william and Mary College baseball
n successful Northern trip long will
be remembered by the undergradu-
ates and town people. No ceicbra-
ton OF the kind here In recent
college spirit.
When the Indians allghtcd from
the train. the entire student body
Was Was on hand 10 welcome Coach
was In store for the players. In the
nature OF the coming cerc-
monies. The. students had decorated
4 iarse wagon with the colors OF
ana into this van the players liter
any were tossed. The procession pro-
Secdcd up the main street TO the col
lesc campus. with hundreds OF stu
cents supplying motor power for the
yehicle by means or long ropes. 4
bonfire. lest night. was the climax
10 the welcoming exercises.
Win -Four or Six Contcsts
Playing six games in as many DAYS
III different places. William and Mary
emerged triumphant over Washing
ton and Lee. Lynchbubrs College. ST.
Johhs College and University OF
or Virginia and Lchigh University
through ninth inning rallies by the
ofanEe and Blue and White and
bro"n clubs: The Indians scored
as against twomty-tour runs and
thirty-eisht hits by opponents,
Comment IN Northern newspapers
concerning William, and Mary's team
The philadelphia North American.
Ross T.. Kaufman said In part: VIII
liam and Mary College. Williams
6grE Va, founded In 1898. and proud
est college In America, has n modern
baseball team. with Il record OF
nine wins in twelve starts. wiz
best team seen on Franklin Field
this year"
Marshall Wins Two Gnmcs.
~, De ,1Ss, Marshall; star pitcher OF
ton and Lee. University OF Pennsyi-
vania. and ani5hed the last four In
hings of the clevcn-inning contest
with Lynch6urg College. The Even
ing Public Ledger said. in part: In
football the Penn management fig
ured they were getting n sct-up or a
practice eleven when they scheduled
NJ. /. for game. History has
recorded the tragic results OF that
October afternoon. Yesterday was n
repetition. William and Mary was
listed as warm-up for the Yale
game. but the visitors proved just
the opposite 10 what was expected.
They brought along with them ono
OF the best pitchers seen on Frank
lin Field this season In Dewey Mar
shall, u years old and six feet one
inch tall. There Is little wonder that
several big league scouts were seated
in the stands to watch him work.
He had everything that pitcher
should havc--wondcrful control,
binding speed and 4 break on his
fast bah that nearly broke the Backs
of DR.. Carliss' Penn aggregation All
of tho runs made by the visitors
were earned by prolific swatting"
William and Mary plays the strong
Roanoke College nine here Friday,
and Union Theology cal Seminary Of
Richmond, on Saturday.
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.........36 8
Washington.
Totals .........37 II 10 81 l6 2
'Batted for Rommell in second.
Iran for Milan in seventh.

aVOTt Dy innings: X.
Philadelphia ........ 100 200 oO1- 6
Washington ........ 426 100 0lx-l4
Summary: Two-base hits-Dugan,
Rice go, Judge. Charity. Three
base hits-Shanks. C.. Walker. Home
runs-Rice. Judge. Stolen bases
Harris (2). Charity. Sacrifices
DuEan. Charity. Double plays
Judge to O'Rourke to Judge;
O'Rourke to Harris to Judge. Left
on ases-Phila1elphia. 9: Washing
ton, Z. Base on balls-off Schacht. 5 !:
on Rommcll: .; off Naylor. 4; Off
inning: off Naylor. in l2-3 in
nings: off Eeefe, 3 in Ia Innings.
Struck out-by Schacht. 3; by Keefe.
]; Losing pitchcr--RommelI Um-
. hours.
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VIRGINIA TECH CAPTURES
CLOSE GAME FROM w. & |
tspecial Thc rj,rn. ,,,s

tSnecial 20 The Times Dispntch.l
LEN iNGToN, VA. April ll.-Rv
n,uhChinG httS off McCallum in the
lnird inning, Virginia Polytechnic In
Stitnt. Won from Washington and
Lee, 10 o. here today on Wilson
Field in wcll-played exhibition:
noth teams offered steady support to
their respective pitchers Nct'ailun.s
one bad inning proving sufficient TO
aiow the Tech men win.
y. u /. ......... 0ol GEO OOO-l /
W.; l.. 1900. 900 600 600 /
Batteries: Harvey and Todd. No,
Calium and FrWa wv
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Summary: Two-base hits-Four-
MGR. Stock Three-base hits-Mc-
Henry. Stock. Duncan. Stolen bases
--Heathcote. Fournier. Sacrifice
Stock. Double -plays-Stock, Topor-
Ger. Fournier;. Toporcer. Lavan and
Fournier. Left on baso-CincinnatI,
MarGuard. 2; Coumbe, 1; May, 1.
Hits-on Vanguard, in 4 ga in
nings; OF Coumbc. In 1-3 in
nings. Struck out-by Vanguard, 9;
Ing pitchcr--Marquard. Umpires-
Moran and Riglcr.f Time-1:40.
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LOOSELY PLAYED GAME
is WON BY G0THAMITES
IBy Associated prcssl

BOSTON, April l3.-Ncw York won
n loosely played game from Boston
today. to /. Douglas held Boston
to six hits. McQuillen and Cooney
the latter in his big league debut.
game was postponed because Of wet
grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20

summary: Two-basc hits-Hock,
Diillngcr. Left on bascs-Richmona,
.: Danrille. Z. Garner runs-Rich-
mond, !; Dnnvillc. l. Sacrifice hits---
Hook. Hardy. Stolen hascs-Murphy,
Stinson. Struck out--by Mockcr. :;
by Hcatwolc. {; By 500. 10. Bases on
balls-off Meeker. 2: OFF HcatwoIc, 2:
of 500, !. Hits-on Mcckcr. in :,
innings; or icatwolc. in innings.
Wild pitch-Soo. Passed balls
Thompson. E-ibcck. Abbott Time,
2:lo. umpires-Hardy and Williams.
Attendance. $50.
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PIRATES HOLD BATTING
PRACTICE AT CHICAGO
rRy Asnnniaind press1

CHICAGO. April 19.-PlttsburEh
went on 4 batting rampage. hitting
both Martin and Fuhr hard, and won
Pirate crossed the plate in the ninth
inning:
The score:
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HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

FRS, raee1sslsii:nink' ,~,s,.year. Of !;
III; Friars Rush. ~ Milcs :, III; Dare.
III: Dclhinsar. III: Aihga-yon. I0I Rosa
Second race-se!!inG: StceD!ecnase; four
year-oids and up; about uiles--TrcGctt.
III. Esquinau. l<i. Whist H. 49,: Jaci
OF Spades. iii; john Douglas. l42; Hard
BanE!ng. 40; Bronze Eagle. l4o. Miss Nc
GIlle. 1871; Fair Mac 1913.
up: six. furlongs- II ckwicH. III; Venal
JOY. liz; Old Rosebud. III. Smart Money
III: Unclc's 1.ass!e, 1903; Old Dad. lOg;
Anticipate, 1885, Panaman. Zoe. ira WI
son. 100: lima Frank. lo3: Smart Guy
Fourth raee-,he classic handicap
iIG; sight Raider, ll0: Mythology. 10.
Polly Ann. Jos: General Asramon;e, io2
At Tifth raee-R!ni,o purse: four-yesr- old'
H., ip2: fMbberiy Gibbei, lo?
- Sixth race--clairing; four year-olds anC
up: one mile ana sixteen,h-King John
IFS; Star Realm. l!i: Gath. Il3: Soda
terai swain los; Penelope. ioi; Lola
Seventh race---ciaining: thee year old.
and UP; mile and "a furlonRs-Jhck Reeves
s1I2; Arbitrator, i09: RaiIbiard. l0s; Gold
sss, sSss sss 'HSs dsGffh on RSnef III
! doience, 1904; Salute. I03; .Hcfniock loI
sPaddy Dear, iNf; Athena. IG4; spear.
s,lene i0f; sShe DtviL 81: 'This,ie Queen
Z o.. Also feNgible--Soi Gi!sey, iOs.-
= Apprentice allowance: weather clear
track fart.
~ American Association.
ssib.At Indianapolis, (; Toledo l.
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Totals. .32 ! 6 81 l3
Gptted for Scott In seventh.
tBatted for COney In ninth

score by inninGs: r.
New York 200 oO4 2IO-o
Boston ............. 900 100 000-1
Summary: Two-base hits-Walker,
Kelly. Stolen bases-Bancroft, Frisch.
Sacrince--Bancroft t2), Brown. Doug
las; Ford. Double plays~Ffrsch to
kel-; Bancroft to Frisch to Kelly.
Leftf on bases-New York. q: Boston.
3 Base on balls-oH Douglas. 4; OFF
McQuillan. 4; on Coney. 3. Hits-off
in seventh: off Scott. in /; off
Coney, none in 2. Struck out-by
Douglas, l.; by McQuillan. 3; by
Cooney. /. Losing pitcher,McQuillan
Empires Brennan and Emslie. Time
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WOMAN GOLF CHAMPION
OF u. S. UPHOLDs OWN
Playing on Strange Course, Miss
Sterling Makes 1S Holes
in az Card.
WORK FEATURE OF THE DAY
Atlanta Woman's Card Ties Two
Other Entrants, Including Brit
iSh Womcn's Champion = Fate
Prevents Albanian From Leading
Field.
WORK FEATURE OF THE DAY
First Half Of Play
for Medal Completed
rs Associated Press. ]

LONDON. April l9.-Today's
play was the first half OF a thirty
sin hole tournament. the remain
ing eighteen no,cs. Of which Will
be played tomorrow. II also was
part Of the competition for a gold
medal presented by the Ranclagh
Club for the hest eighteen holes
on either day. If there should be
a tie tomorrow between the three
lowest scorers Of today. the low
score of the first nine holes will
decide the winner of the medal.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
81. louis. {: Chicago. I.
WnshinEton. IA: philadelphia, O.
Cleveland. la: Detroit. 3.
lso>ton-Sew York. wet grounds.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago Mt 81. Louis
Cleveland ut Detroit.
Philadelphia mt Washington
Boston at New York.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
philadelphia, 3: Brooklyn. p
Pittsburgh, u; Chicago. =.
New York. o: Boston. 1 (sccond game,
mini.
st. Louis. 6; Cincinnati. /.
WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
81. I'ui> mt Cincinnati.
New York at Buston.
brooklyn at philadelphia.
(Only three games sshcduled.)
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Carpenter Will Leave
For This Country May 7
IBy Assoclnted Press.l

PARIS, April 19.-Gcorges Car
pentier, tho champion heavy
weight pugilist OF Europe. will
sail for the United States on La
SaHoie. May z. He will be ac-
compunied by Francois Descamps.
his manager.
On April 80. Carpentier viii
referee n fight between the
French henvywcights Paul Jour-
nee and Miles. IL Journce should
win the bout. he will accompany
Carpenter to tho United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20
CHICAGO LOSES SECOND
CONTEST TO ST. LOUIS
Mound City Batters Hit Fabcr OPP
portuncly, and Should Have
Scored Shutout.
[By Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, MO. April l9.-St. Louis
hit FaGer OPPORTUNITY and captured
It's second straight victory from Chi
cago. The score was 4 to l. Sew
from a shutout
The score:
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DEFENSIVE PLAYING
is FEATURE OF GAME
(By Associated Press.l

CINCINNATI. April 19.-NIay out
won from Cincinnati, 6 to /. Sharp
fielding by both sides featured every
inning OF the game.
Tho
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SENATORS HIT THREE
PITCHERS HARD AND WIN

wASHINGToN, April IS.-wash-
ington INDUCED in an orgy of hits
today and easily defeated Phila-
delphia in the second game of the
series. IA to G. Rice got home
run. two doubles and a Single.
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Summary: Two-hase hits-Mostin.
Collins. SEVERED. jacobson. Home
runs-Sisler. Sacrificcs-Faber. Will
liams and Sothoron. Double PLAYS
Johnson and Shelly: Johnson, Collins
and Shcely. Rasc on balls-on Fa-
Der. !. Hit by pitchcr-Schalk. Struck
out--by Fabcr. 9: by Sothoron. L.
nmpires-Evans and Hildehrand.
Time. :5S.
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Southern A.nocIntIon

At New Orleans. s.: Atlanta, 4 I'll
innings). ~.
AZ Nashville. 2; Memphis. sl2.
At Mobile. l; Chattanooga, 12.
At Birmingham, Q; Little Rock. 4,
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Texas League.

Texas League.
beaumont. .: HoDston, l.
Shreveport. 10: Wichita Falls, ..
San antonio. .: Galveston. Z.
Fort Worth. 10: Dallas. g,
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American Association.
2 AT indianapolis, 4; Toledo. /.
~ ~ L ISnmssi 81, 4; c & y, J.
q ..iilwyRuk ee- Minpeapo rain.
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.RYAN|TES IN LAST CAME
BEFORE OPENING TODAY
Local Team Reaches Town Full of
Confidence, After Twice De-
fcating Danvillc.
umpire-Westervelt.


First opportunity for Richmond
fans TO secure Il glimpse of the Rich
mond Colts in action will be this
afternoon, when the Virginia League
team engages the University of Rich
mond Spiders, at Stadium Field,
Wcsthampton. in it's last exhibition
contest of the 1921 season. The game
VIII start at $40 o'clock
Ray Ryan and his squad arrived in
this city early this morning and are
quartercd Mt the Richmond Hotel
The players are hrimful Of confidence
as result of administering two de
fents TO the Danville team. of the
Piedmont League, and are waiting
for the chance TO display their wares
before home audience
The manager of the Colts has de-
clarcd that he is ready for the open
ing OF the season tomorrow after
noon, and states that Richmond will
I've in their lighting for every game
Trained al Welch. w. Va. where they
encountered rough weather. the Colts,
nevertheless. are in excellent condi-
ton.
prhaps the outstanding feature Of
the work of the team in the two
games series in Dauvillc. was the
work OF the pitchers. In the two
contests the Bugs" were held to
seven hits. They secured two safe
ties in the game Monday and five yes
tcrday.
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UNeII, z; SeWtIE Thren-base hits
Speaker. Home run--Smith Sacri-
fice-Bush. Gardner. Sewcl. Coveles.
kie: Left on bases--Clevcland,7: De.
troit. Z. Base on balls-OR CoveIes
kie. 2: Holling, S. Iits-Off Holline
10 In innings: off Cole, 1 in in
ming. Struck out-By Holling 3
Wild pitch-CovelcskIc Losinr
pitcher-Holiing. Umpircs-Owen,
and Chill. Time. 1855.
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ZBatted for Holling in eighth.
zzBatted for Cole in ninth.
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