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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jan. 26.-Lew Tendler. Philadelphia lightweight box CT. was given the newspaper decision over Willie Jackson. New York. in a To round contest here tonight
 Jackson started out well and ap- peared 10 advantage in the first and second rounds. having the latter DS good margin Beginning with the third round Tender carried the fight to the New Yorker, landing solar plexus which seemed to stagser Jack son. The fourth appeared about even but Tender had the firth and sixth by a'wide margin shaking Jackson with hard drives
 Jackson showed well in the seventh
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
ARSON SUSPECT IS NAbbED BY
 PHOENIX POLICE
Prisoner ConfcSSeS He Was To Receive $500 To Set
 Building On Fire

PHu-AOELPHIA, Jan. 9G.-With the arrest of Joseph Sk9l,nick~ who is alleged 10 have confessed that he and another man set fire. t0 build ing here last night. police started an investigation tonight which they be- lieve will result in the ulcsvering Of an arson ring that has been oUerSt- ing here and in New York. George W. Elliott. fire marshal, said he vas convinced the organization was res punsible for at least % tires in tht, last three GOnthS.
 SkullniCk. according to the police, confessed that h. and a companion Ead been hired in New York to fir the building and that they were "a receive $500 each.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
Juarez' 2 Mayors
 To Carry Election .
 To Highest Court

Fl. PAS0. Jan. 26.-FranciSoo Ro- dIiguez was declared mayor ot Juarex by Governor Ignacio EnriQuez of the state Of Chihuahua, and Francisco Gonzalez, present incumbent. was or dered to turn the office over tO him which he did.
 At the recent election. Gonzalez was declared elected by 42 votes. Rodri- gaez appealed the cast and the state legislature decided in his favor. Con. zaleZ refused to turn over the office and appealed to the federal courT, which today referred the matter tO the supreme court. The order of Gov ernOr EnriQuez was unexpected. Con zalez Wili appeal.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
LEW TENDLER GIVEN DECISION OVER WILLIE JACKSON; NAY BE
 MATCHED WITH LEONARD 5OON

which looked about even. Following this period Fendler had the adVan- tage. Jackson. however. appeared to share honors in several hot miNups hut aside from these Tender did most OG the leading and had the advan- tase in points.
 The New Yorker bore cuts on both eyes and chin while the Philadel- phian emerged without 2 mark Jack son tipped the beam at 134L and Tendler l34-
 It is probable that Tender will be matched within a short time in a con test with Benny Leonard, the cham pion. 10 decision.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
CAP TAIN ROPER
 BEATS MADDEN

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Jan. 26.-cap- tain Bob Roper of Chicago won the newspaper decision over 6artley Mad den of New York in 10 rounds here tonight. lt was fast bout. Roper was the aqqressor in the early rounds and gained an advantage that Madden could not overcome, although the lat ter showed wall toward the end of the fight.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
STILL IS NOW STILL

DENVER. Jan. 26.-Within 35 yards of federal prohibition enforcement headquarters here. a still and loo quarts of Illicit liquor were seized by federal agents today Irwin F. Muel- Ter and Guy Kit were arrested, and a new automobile cOnfiscated
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

All members of the Y. w. c. A. are urged to be present at the annual uin- ner given at the Country Club Wed nesday. February 2nd at 7:15 p. m. An attractive program has been ar ranged and splendid dinner will be served. Those desiring to attend will please register at the '. w C. A. Of flee on or before Friday. January 2Sth.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those Stiff JointS-DriveS Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use Musterole once you experience the glad relief it gives.
 Get a jar at once from the nearest drug store. It is clean, white oint- Inent, made with the oil of mustard. Better than mustard plaster and dcef not blister. Brings ease and cOn'tc- while it is being rubbed onl
 Muste-oie IS recommended by rlanJ doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are used annually for bronchitis, croup. stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia. pleurisy, rher- matism. lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles. bruises. chilblains, frosted feet. colds of the chest Git cften prevents pneumonia.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
Cleveland Grays Made Homeless;
 Armory Destroyed

CLEVELAND Jan. 26.-The Cleve- land Grays. oldest military Organiza- here. is homeless tonight for the sec end time in % years. Fire. believed by Colonel L. g. Connolly, conmani- ing officer, and directors Of the or ganiZation to have been started by radical plotters, destroyed the Gray's armory today. entailing a loss esti- mated at S300,0O0
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.--Pal Moore of Memphis. Tenn Outpointe1 Young Montreal of Providence, R. l., n d i9 round bout here tonight The victory gives Moore the right to meet Joe Lynch. bantamweight champion ;n a light for the title
 Both boys fought hard and fast for the first six rounds in which honors were about even. Then Moore's left iabs. with an occasional right cross
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
PAL, MOORE OUTPOINTS YOUNG MONTREAL. EARNING RIGHT TO
 FIGHT JOE LYNCH FOR TITLE

began to weaken his opponent and the Memphis lad gained and held the advantage. Neither boy scored a E1nockdown. Moore weighed IF 1-2 pounds and Young Montreal 120 1-2-
 Boy Mccormick. Irish light heavy weight. received the judges decision over Johnny Howard of Bayonne. x. J.. in their 15 round bout. It was McCormick's first appearance in the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
EDDIE MuLLIeAN SOLD

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. 2s.- In fielder Eddie Mullisan of the Salt Lake club of the Pacific Coast League. has been sold to tGe Chicago White Sox.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
HUGE BAGGAGE LOSS

NEW YORK. Jan. a6.--Losses in stolen baggage sustained last year by the five railroads with terminals in New York were placed at nearly So. oO0.OO0 by R B. Woods former United States attorney. who anhounc- ed in court today that the roads had organiZed a bureau of which he was head. to check these robheries.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
N. Y. Promoter Bars
 Matches In Which
 Head Lock" Used

NEW YORK Jan. 26.- Jack Cur.ey, who has promoted most Of the championship wrestling matches in Nv York, announced tonight he would not stage any more matches in which the "head lock" hold was permitted. Cur ley, who promoted the champion ship match Monday between Ed (Strangler) Lewis and Earl Cad dock, said he was blowing to the demands ofsthe press and public"
 The head hold used by Lewis to defeat Caddock brought sharp criticism from fans, although Caddock himself made no cbjeo- tion.
 There were 2.2O 0chaplains in tn United States army during the Worl' War.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
cOMETO NACO

Ii you want passport to Mexico come to Naco. Arizona. and Mrs. W. K. Gray will prepare your photograph in 40 minutes at her studio from S;30 a. m. to 5:30 D. m. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

It was rot until April. 1919. that New York state legalized Sunday baseball. motion picture shows and fishing.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

MRS. IDA HAM6uReH. Of 5rattle- bore. Vt, who says she never dreamed there Was anything on earth that woud do what Tanlae has done for her. oains twenty. seven pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

Simplicity. e1ocessi6iiity and oieaH-Ia design are notable JeatIgcS of flle SPECLAL-SLX NOfoy. aSSiying economy of 0peyation and freedom from ptbrdfi0n.
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INQUIRIES DROPS Is TO Z
CAME TO MARsHALL|TEs
l'cisficld Parks Sphere, With Bases
Observation-Disclosures Hurlcrs In
cffectivc-ISnhn Stars.

John Marshall High School base
ball nine defeated the clan represent
Ing McGuire's University School yes
terday afternoon by the score o.. Is
to in n game which, in spite OF the
-sfdedncss of the result, was in
tercsting throughout.
Rcams. who was sent to the mound
for the losers was ncvcr'efrectivo and
was relieved in the fifth by Robertson
who flred little better. The wild
ness of both hurlcrs proved the un-
doing OF Smiths charges.
Ieistield. the High School third
sackcr, who is making good with
Church Hill, was the hero of the
game. Credited with five trips to the
plate. he landed for home run. two
doubles and single. The circuit
clout came in the fourth with three
men on bases. Kahn, also. was n
bidder for honors. lie felded fine
game. made three hits and pilfcred
three bags. Sutton stole on the OPP
posing catcher four times.
Yesterdays score follows:
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SPIDERS AND JACKETS
ARE READY FOR GAME
Mines VIII Clash This After.
noon ut Stadium Ficld-Ash-
landcrS Arc Confident

Old rivals will battle at Stadium
Field this afternoon when the
Spiders and Yellow Jackets face each
other for their second diamond con-
test of the season. The game will
start at 3:45 o'clock In order to per-
init those riding the o'clock West
hampton car to get there In time
Trevillian will oniciate as nrbitcr.
Randolph Macon is elatcd over
their triumph over Richmond Univcr-
sity in an earlier game. the score OF
which was to .. Since that time
great Improvement has been noted
in the play OF the local aggregation,
which has demonstrated itself in
forcing Ryan's Virginia Leaguers to
go eleven frames. and in triumphs
over Roanoke College and V. T.. L.,
the Roanokers having handed the
Ashlandcrs decisive beating Jus.
before their defeat ut the hands of
the Dobsonites.
So determined to repent are tho
boys under Coach Goff's charge that
they expect to have help them almost
their whole student body In addition
70 many loyal alumni in the city.
The Dobsonltes arc equally set on
retrieving their former humiliation.
and have assumed the They shall
not pass" spirit
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Schedule of Games
On Sandlots Today
Commercial League.

Penn Mutual VS.. Battle Axe. ESQ.
Church Hill VS.. Taka-Kola, $3.50
boulevard Field.
Imperial Lcngue.
:, Eagles team VS.. Richmond Po-
lice, Byrd Park. No. /.
Newton Woodward VS.. Christie
Cola, Luck's Field. East End.
West End Sunday School League.
Barton Heights Baptist vs. Third
Presbyterian, Seminary diamomu.
Westminster, Byrd Park, No. 3.
Grace Covenant VS.. English
Lutheran, Clark Springs.
Enst End Sunday School League.
Oakwood Baptist vs.. Paramount
BAPTIST. on Oan wood, No. 1.
81. James VS.. Branch Memorial.
lakewood. No. 2.
Central League.
Eagles team VS.. Liberty Council,
Byrd Park. No. 2.
r., Union Envelope Company VS..
church Hill Bank, South Side.
Jones Brothers Company VIZ. Va
Ry. and Power. Fulton.
Motor League.
knights OF Columbus vs.. Uni
vcrsal Motor Company.
Richmond Motor Company vs..
Wilson &c Co.
Biues' battalion League.
Company a VS.. Company D. Mt
Byrd Park diamond. No. 4. 2:3o.
Company b VI. Company c. ut
BYRD Park diamond, No. 4, AIS.
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JUNIOR ATHLETIC LEAGUE
HOLDS FIELD DAY TODAY

The first annual field day OF Rich
mond Junior Athletic League will be
held this afternoon at o'clock on
the grounds of the Gintcr Park Attn
lctic Club, under whose auspices the
event is being staged. All baseball
games in the league scheduled for
this afternoon have been postponed.
a loving cup. awarded by The
tvcniE Dispatch will become the
property OF the club which first wins it
three times. Six clubs. South Side
Athletic Club, Boys Club. Highland
Park Athletic Club. Church Hill Ju-
Nor Athletic Club. Virginia Athletic
Club and Ginter Park Athletic Club,
will compete for the cup this year.
The events closed to members OF
the league arc as follows: lO0-yard
dash. 220-yard dash, i40-yard run
SS0-yard run. one-milc run. lO0-yard
low hurdles. pole vaults. broad jump
high jump. and shotput. There will
also be a fftyyard dash, 220-ynrd
dash and relay. closed to local
Scout trOODS.
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Times-Dispatch Medals
Are Awarded Athletes

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.]
DANVILLE, VA, April
29.-Scores Of Danville
school children were yes
terday awarded medals for
points made in the athletic
field days recently held un-
der the University of Vir-
ginia plan. The medals
were offered by The Rich
mond Times-Dispatch. Gold,
silver and bronze medals
were offered, and to win
the gold medal pupils had
to meet requirements in
seven of the ten events
staged. Nineteen boys. re-
ceived gold medals and fiji
teen girls. Silver medals
went to thirteen boys and
to twenty-one girls, while
the bronze medals were
given to twenty boys and
twenty-five girls.
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Rocky Mount.

Petersburg 200 200 600 600 90
Rocky MI. .l01 900 900 600 90
Summary: Two-base hits-McMa-
hon, Spencer. Steinback. Three base
h.t-Aiartin. Stolen bascS--W God.
Vcrmilyca, Moran. Spencer, Champlin.
Double plays-Main to Noonan to
Mcmahon: Fullcnwidcr to Champlin
To Kcllihcr; Moran to Currie to KEEL
liner. Struck out--by Main, 3: by
Fullenwider, {. Bases on balls-oT
Main. Z; off Fullenwidcr, 5. Left on
bases-PetcrshurE. 5; Rocky Mount,
Z. Umpire, Westcrvelt Time. 2:25.
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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE BEATS
OGLETH0RPE UNIVERSITY
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.l

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
LfNCHBURG. Va. April 90
Lynchburg College defeated orIe-
thorpe University here this Afternoon
TO 3, In sharp fielding and heavv
nittins game. with the score tied in
inc ninth. three of the first local bat
with one out.
Oglethorpe hit Lawman hard in tho
sixth. and Thomas relieved him.
Score by inning: n
ogIethorpe '' .6oI co. co. o oSn y g
batteries: Lawman, Thomas and
Arnold; Morris and Simpson.
OTHER SPORTS, PAGE 8
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tthht it-
Pittsburgh.

oUIIIHIHTy. IWO-DaSc hitS-Elnck
Maranville. Whitfield. Tierney. Three,
base hits--O'Farrcll. Cooper. stolen
base-Carey: notwithstanding Left
Base on balls-on Cooper. p Hi nv
YORK tTicrney). Struck out-bv
York. /; by Cooper. A. Winning
nitcher-Cooper. Losing pitcher
Time of game-l:27
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FOURTEEN-IMN GAME
is PLAYED AT ROCKY MOUNT
Especial to The Times.D!spatcb

ROCKY MOUNT, N. c.. April 90
Fourteen frames of-thrilling. error
less baseball, called on account of
darkness. with the score standing .
to 2. marked Manager FuIlenwiders
first work on the mound this season
burg.
The Waiting moundsman. however.
performed in stellar fashion. and was
steady In the pinches Both teams
z folded sersat1onaliy aid went
SiBR1sa Qbble; IN After tho fourth
ftsgs hst g 2, !. sc coz fsss ths 4,
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McGuire's 900 900 VII
Summary: Two-base hits-LeisAeld
f2). Home runs-I.eisfieid. Stolen
bases--Kahn ca: Icisfield (2); SUIT
ton %; Dudley %. Sacrifice hits
Dudley. Kahn, Rcams. Mayfield.
Double plays-Mayfield to Jones. Hit
by pitched ball-Green. sutton, Pow
ers. Left OF bases-John Marshall:
I; McGuires. 5. Bases on balls-off
Rcams. |; Off Robertson, 3. Struck
out-by Crouch, 3: by Rcams, 2; by
Robertson. A. Umpire--Trivillian.
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SumTnnry: IWO-UaSc HKtS W..
Stoion bases-Yotcr. ZiienZigcr. Allen.
Lake IS). Four runs and eight hits
or Stanley in four and one-third in
nings. First on bails--oh phltcr. Il
IF stanley. none: off Fileshifter
none Struck out--by Phifcr. 10; by
Stanley. none; by Fileshifter =.
Double piays-Phifer TO, Lake to
polan. Hit by pitched Eali-Leid oy
phTfcr Left on hascs-Norfolk.
Scyyport News, 3. Time OF game, l:5o
Empires. Gilroy and Harper. Attend
ance, 300.
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TIGERS VICTORIOUS OVER
BROWNS BY SCORE, 5 TO 8

DETROIT. April 29.-Sutherland
pitched the Detroit Americans TO n
5-to-3 victory over ST. Louis here to-
day. The recruit hurlcr allowed only
six hits, twice struck out George Sis
Ter. the leagues champion hitter last
year, and gave no passes. The score:
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS DROPS
CLOSE GAME TO CHESTER

Chester High School defeated High
land Springs High School yesterday
afternoon by the score OF to 4. The
game was featured by the mastery
pitching OF Lefty Willcrson and the
hitting of Cramp and Hatcher. Nc
Craw and Schang starred for the
losers
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CHICAGO WHITEWASHES
INDIANS IN CLOSE GAME

held the worlds champions CIcvela nd
down to two hits today, while Chicago
scored run on Sheely's double, an in
held out and Strunk's single. and won.
first base, but none was able to Get
further.
The Scorn.
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SENATORS AND ATHLETICS
BATTLE 0INN|NGs TO TIE
washington Still Leads League
Game Called on Account
OF Rain.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-Phila-
ae,phia rallied in tho ninth inning
.ouay and tied Washington, 3 to 3.
Umpire Connolly calling the game at
and darkness, VI rain
The score:
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WORLDS RECORD BROKEN
AT PENN RELAY CARNIVAL
A. Dcsch, OF Eotre Dame UNIVERSITY
Wins Heat in $40 Hurdles
In 53 40 Seconds.
FRANCE 4TH IN MEDLEY RAD
Le Gendrc, Of Georgetown. Prove,
Himself to BE Star in Pentathlo1
Events = Illinois Wins Colleg\
Championship Contest
FRANCE 4TH IN MEDLEY RAD,
Iny Assoclated pres.:.l.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April Is!
The. establishing Of now worlI
record for the 440-yard hurdles by
Desch, OF Notre Dame University, a
the excellent all-round performan
University. In winning the pentathloI
were the outstanding features OF tn
annual University of Pennsylvania
relay carnival which opened here 70
day. "a
The international atmosphere d
the meet was furnished by the Uni
vcrslty of Paris: which fnishe
fourth In the sprint medley reIa
championship race. Desch. who wa
n member Of the United Statcs olYu
and who won third place in the
meter hurdles, opened the two
Field by soaring over the two
one-half foot hurdles street
throughout the quarter-mile in
splendid time OF 30 AS seconds.
record race cut Us OF second x
tho best previous time. made over
same course last season, when J..
Watt. of Cornell. was clock ed
"a is seconds.
start hstwecn Il trio OF Middle-Wel
ern hurdlers. l3l3t
Dcsch jumped into the lead almo|
as soon as the first hurdloi wa
cleared; and although Pittingo1 -
during the carly part OF the
the Notre Dame hurdler drew
rapidly In the final stretch. w
by comfortable margin. witt
finger second and Hill third.
Let:endre shows up Well
LeGendrc again demonstrated
ne Is one OF the best all-round
lctcs. winning first place in tho ne
thlon from classy field. inciu
lirutus Hamilton. Of the UniYea
ni Missourf, 1920 chnmpion: r
Bradley. University OF Kansas. m
collegiate champion. and kn6Ii
8artcls. University Of Penns
who. like LeGendre, was a
pentathlon winner.
Five events composed tho
thlon, tho broad jump. javelirl
2oO-mctrc run, discus throw
t.boo -metrc run. Points WI
lotted to each man in the o
Continued on PaCc z Col
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SUFFOLK TRIMS CHAMPS
BY PLAYING HARD GAME
10, ~ Thc TImes-Dispatci

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PoRTSMOUTH. VA. April 29.-In
a hard fought game. in which they
came from behind 10 grab the big
end OF the score. Suffolk defeated
Portsmouth this afternoon by me
score of TO g. Superior s.ickwork
and clever fielding in the eighth and
ninth. coupled with poor work by
the home team, tells the story.
1'ba
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Ch,o n,.Hu ,''.....'' 0O0 UU1 UU0-0
SHICdSO .VUU 1UO UON-l
Summary: Two-basc hit-Sheely.
Sacrifices-Hooper. Faber. Double
plays-Stephen to Sewell to john
ston. Left on bases-Clevcland, 2;
Chicago. 6. Bases on balls-oH BaEby.
=. Struck out-by Faber. 9; Bagby,
l. Umpires-Evans and Hildebrand.
Time l:20,
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PIRATES DOWN CUBS;
TIGHTEN GRIP ON LEAD
Smoky City Team Continues Its
Winning Streak In National
League Race

PITTSBURGH. PA. April 90
pittsburgh defeated Chicago on the
latter's first appearance here today.
5 to o: Cooper pitched his first game
since his illness and Kept the visitors
SIX hits scattered over as many inn
inpS ''
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REDS ARE WINNERS
WHEN SHERDEL WEAKENS
TBv AssocIotcd p-o,,

ST. I.OU1S, MO, April 29.-Sherdcl
weakened I'm the ninth today, and
Cincinnati pounded out four runs. de-
ieating st. Louis. Z to g. Hornsby
Wis presented an automobile by local
admirers at the beginning of the
Enmc. ~
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE TEiiY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati ut 81. Louis.
Chicago Mt Pitt sburEh.
Philadelphia ut brooklyn.
Boston mt New York
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BEVERLY ST. GIANTS WIN
FROM LAUREL SLUGGERS

Beverly Street Giants defeated IN.
Laurel street Sluggers in n good game
Yesterday. by tho score OF 10 to 4.
me mnsterful pitching of Smith and
the timely hitting OF his fellow play.
crs, featured the game.
Score by innings: n
Beverly Street 800. s1o ,oo an, IN
Laurel Street ...... 100 0lo 600 4
batteries-Smith and Brown: Stove
and Collier.
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PHIFER'S PITCHING GIVES
NEWPORT NEWS VICTORY

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 30.
Pitching alright ball while his
leam-mates piled UP runs and hits
almost ut will. Phifer today enabled
Newport News to trim Norfolk to B..
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IUlVIH ...........3l TO II 10
.Batted for Bayne in eighth.
Snnrn L, itntn :,

Batted Tor Bayne in eighth.
Score by innings: p.
Detroit 200 0o0 nv
Summary: Two-base hIts-Jncob-
SON, Lamb. Three-base hits-Vcach.
Cobb. Stolen bases-Blue (2); Bush
Sacrihce--Cobb Tobin. Young. Double
bases-St. Louis. 4: Detroit, s. Bnee
on balls-off Sothorn, /. Hits-off
Sothorn. 10 in Ia innings: off
Bayne, none In 2-3 innings: off koIp.
none In one inning. Struck out-by
Sothorn, 2: by Switzerland, 2. LOSING
pitcher-Sothorn. Umpires = Owens
and Chill. Time OF game-l:1s
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland mt Chicago
New York at Boston.
Washington mt PhilnheIphin
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
STANDING or CLUBS.

High Point. 8; Durham, I.
WinStun-Snleln. q: Greensboro, 2.
Raleigh, u: Danrilc, 1.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

,,.. WHERE THEr PLAY TODAY.
wilson mt Richmond.
Norfolk mt Newport News.
Suffolk mt Portsmouth.
Petersburg nj Rocky NIouut.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Durhnm at High Point.
Greensboro ut Winston-Salem
Danyillo mt HaleiGh.
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NILSSON ............ 1880 0Oi 600
Richmond ........022 $40 O0x-1l
summary: Two-base hits--Iock,
Walker. Home runs-Grecnae'
Keller, Howe. Stolen bases-Mil-
Ter, Baker. Observation-Disclosures
Baker. Hook. Miller. Hit by
pitched ball-by Judd. / (Grcennc5.
Left on bases-Richmond. Z; viii
son, IL. First base on errors
Richmond. &; Wilson, 2. Bases on
haiis--off Howe. 2; Oft Judd. I: Off
Jollin. 1. Iiits-oT Judd. 9 In
41-3 innings. Struck out--by
Howe, z; by Judd, 1: by Jollin 3
Wild pitches-Judd, Howe. Passed
o1ll--Grcenae. Empires, Ortiz and
Bigbic. Time, 2:1O.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTEHDA,

Chicago. L; Cleveland. o.
Detroit, .; ST. Louis. 5.
Washington. 3; Philadelphia, 3 Go In
ninEs; called nccount of mini
New Sork-SOston (rain)