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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
RIGHT FIELD FOLL|ES
WINNERS ANNOUNCED
{. f.. Erwin and Sam Imburg Are
Awarded Prizes for
Clever JIilrS

This morning the winning cartoon
Of tho second Right Field rollics
contest of last week is printed. G..
r. Erwin. Of 2l0i-A Floyd Avenue.
turned in the best title and sayings.
according to the unanimous opinion
OF the Judges. The winning cartoon
IN tn" first contest vas printed yes
t.rdhy morning. Sam Iinburg won
IN" honOrS in the first contest Both
winners viii be awarded two tickets
10 tn" virginia League games 10 bc
nlaYc" ~ Richmond between Eyan's
Colts an! tn" Norfolk Tars next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Richmond ~ un the road the whole
81 TINS week and there viii be no
games here.
Interest in the Right Field Fol!ics
contest showed IN Enforcement in
IN" hnuhi" contest and many con-
iflhh'IpnS "cr" received Several in :
'"FtSi!hS suggestions were thrown in
y" waste basket, owing to the fact
tnh' IA" contestants failed - send
tn"lr mares along with IA" cartoons
All c0ntcsta nts must write their names
''r"ss ~" I"c" Of the cartoons
Following is tn" honor roll for tho
""ubl" contest Of last week:
Sam Imburg. g. r. irwin WIN r.
Grave. W. -. Roberts. Louis S!dcn-
hurr. Sylvauus hickman. Ben Sch.r.
r.. Cook. lr.. l.. ". Morris. j. q
kHkpairi"k. i;Oh"ri Leo Jones. w. -.
i"h"r,s. Edward Mitchell. Frank q.
DAVIS. Garncitc r.. Johnson. Lewis T..
Brown. richard crcth. |. Grccnbcrr.
and David ShivSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
CARPENTER QUE To LAND
IN NEW YORK CITY TODAY
id"i OF France Arrives To Prepare
for heavyweight Title
Battle.

NEW YORK May I5.-Thcrc vii,
oc Il big time around the North River
tomorrow. ShrickS Of utilization.
oceans of oSculation, miles OF Ecsti-
cuIatinn. and world Of agitation.
al or these throbb!nE features Will
u due u tn simple fact that t;.nr:,cs
CARPENTER viii tread our well Inown
shores once moro. Tho Fr"rcn war
h"r" and Europcnn champion viii
Ia Savoic. which arrived In the lower
bay tonight
Georges. as you know is hero for
me express purpose OF trying TO
wrcSt the worlds hcavywcigi,t ~rown
from the dome Of Jack Dempsey.
Every Frcnchman that can get n
Gay on VIII be down at tho pier to
"vivc" Mons. CARPENTER. The co,n
patriots Of the visitor are beginning
10 grow excited over the coming en-
easement with Jack DcmScy
ACCOMMODATING Carpenter Will be
FRANCOIS llcScamps, the manager pos
scSsed of the hypnotic eye"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
CHICK EVANS ARRIVES
IN ENGLAND FOR TOURNEY
Has Played Only Four Rounds
Since Lust icar-Anticiputcs
Trying Ordeal.
LANDS FRIDAY, THIRTEENTH
Says acknowledgements More Inter
cs,cd in African Golf Than Ia
Scottish Variety - Miss Alcya
Stirling Pairs With ISri;ishcr.
By Charles chirkJ Evans,
and Western Amateur Golf
Champion.

tfd IN piOn.
LONDON. May lit seems a long
time since we left the States. as our
b:!tI"h friends cal; our beloved land
II IS a still lcnScr time since
nave swuns a sJlt club or even in
uu!Scd IN golf conversations
It's queer feeling this going into
me Greatest chain rionship in the
W"rIn having played only four rounds
OF golf since last year as the result
OF my home climate avail IN.
ordeal with considerable ircpidntioi..
ihe voyage was delightful. There
on toard. among them Mrs Lillian
Hyde Fcitncr. who. Xix. myself. is
SoihS 10 the tournament at Turnbcry.
i hon Ib, nr% much time for prepara-
very good for these courses
Most OF my fellow American golf
erS on shiphoatd are going IL Hoy
!akc I" see the games. but on the sea
thcE were more interested in shuttle
board. pancakes" and ia African
Solt than in the Scottish variety TO
WSh .m my are addicted Oh shore
many; however. came w to wish me
good luck. All wanted To know what
vi Il pu.tcr | am going to uhc
IN? only American golfer on ship.
board except myself who is entered
ior The British amateur is ". G. Hunt
from iar-on Houston. Texas. Lik.
me other southern entrants he has
had some practice at home. ON shin
board he got out his clubs once for "A
picture and another time he and some
i"iics praciiccd putting on the carpet
until an engaging infant who had
decided To become Il champion golfer
captured the putt.r and hrOk" tIp the
putting tournament. Consequently.
VAS not able To Hct any points on
his game.
did hear. however. Of a golfers
swinging his clubs on deck in the
carly morning hours. hut never saw
MINI so his identity remains wrapped
III mystery.
y heavy fog delayed us outside OF
southampton for several hours. bu;
iinally We landed. and The date, my
friends. was Friday, thirteenth. W.
reached London In time for "A very
iatc dinner after spending the after
noon looking longinsly at many
Al this writing ] have been unable
to play stroke OF golf and until
reach liverpool lcav. for there AZ
noon today shall not bc able Ia
hnd out ANYTHING about my own
zane.
pionship w,'t :ivcn -ut his ".,,.tr.
see with regret that Miss Alcxa
stirling and MISS Cecil Lcitch. british
champion are paired together in the
hrSt round.
man unknown 10 Americans. \.
r.. Italian. just carried Oft the honors
~ the tournament at fornhy. ri.
players like Ray. Duncan, BRAID and
their class. were rather far down the
list
1t is a significant hint 10 us tina:
the many good players In England
who are unhcard OF IN America are
the cncS We have most to fear. ANY
not keep.
iCCpyriEht. 1921. Universal Service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

t.si race, purse g, 300. Claiming for
Year o!ds arJ ua sey., f1riof..
'"o.IHh AUTUMN aE 'Nrn SUI. :.
Missed 'hc Time ion G-oui'i s,o. t..,,
Eos ~ Youth 700 Madras C!urf. ia,
y h'hi ly'. 'A'rh~ AluNnndor 100. l.-
Il ~ sam Ron. lli Also ciigtblo
low !t.usson. jos Cl.n 'rheicn. iI3, ~
wi. Flower. 100. Dr carmen liz '-"' '-'S
'''i.n i"l purse. 81 500. maiden ivo
T. T. ~ COILS and r"ltinr~. ;nnr ana /,
-St 't-....tS NHi'athi. Us: Daddy wula
y" More csre:g. lls rnins.us IT, pt.
.,,. GH"'f Garden. il5. Jantu. 49, pc
mn Ta'F y., FaS "i,. saoe claiming ,or
'MonrNo. lof 'Johu Arbor. iot ia,
sam, lni Gorilla no ''' '''
fo,nr,h rae" uursa. 81 'on. allowances .
We N.t,y station for hie"- y"tr-o.as ana
tt seven ~, IouEs iifii ia MHu % IIfuI,
lniey. - High Command 100. 'r,,y...
.'. !N,s". u; il"u'c"u. III. Rn-ry shan
non l.l. BON" ury III IrtIr,i
s,u,s .y ee9T pn ~ .sl5oo; dlo~anccs
mile Boih-rat'nu. i0s. C.s,ic-.E ,nH'
nnnsS suck. 100, So Thomas kan. lS.
h'n Valet. 10. Coyu'. 100 -'''
,w 9'' an. T"'ss,,yr,,.,s.G ,'5oo allowances
ios. Doris. 6a McG'ss ri'n% ~. NtteIfii
T5 e., go. oG9. ios: Lady Mother lcs: Comadi,.
.oa Ssy%n'h .o 5sserng"Tss $500 claiming
.,Fh,h 'Ksiilpo. III; OF .i.nl ,y'G l, 1nd r.
.coloncl Ist. 100 Gorsor. iog; ".r1w,Iy ice
iL ons u KIND F..hcr, I'D; Masnc,
~. Also eligible Merchant. III hfo"h'
Apprentice allowance claimed ws,,,
e!ear: track. fasL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
NEW YORK AMERICANS
GUST LEADING INDIANS
Cleveland. After OutClassing Sec
tionai Rivals. Insc Twice to
Yankees.
RUTH'S HoMERs BIG AID
Pittsburgh TwirlcrS. In National,
Do Well, hut Pirates Will Have
Ia Increase Scoring |uwcr-St.
Louis Outplays Brooklyn.
tBy Associated press.l

NEW YORK. May i5-Thc New
York Americans ouSteG the Clevc-
land worlds champions from ,h-
league leadership today when ;hey
downed the Indians for The second
successive time. cleveland. after ont
CHASING its sectional rivals. has
failed 10 show any superiority over
It's Eastern visitors The Indians
los, their frs; series to Washington
last week
The Piitsburshs. National League
leaders. who were successful against
Boston and philadelphia. viii be put
TO harder test when they start a
four-g game series Wednesday in
BROOKLYN and another mex; Sunday
In New York In the American
League. Cleveland had its n-si los
ing week of the season. and toda; $
defeat was the fourth consecutive
contest lost by tho Indians. The worS.
stump they have encountered thi,
season. The Indians ba,ted well
early last week. but lot up lust 2,
the time their pitchers fai;a-.a.
Home runs by Ruth figured promi
ne"uy in New York's Western sue
cesscs.
- "a y S-It 'HlO lnirG place TO-DAY
any IS only one and . half gan,
oeh,iiu New York. The Red SoX
Soutp'aEed Chicago last week. NM
~. LOUIS Is proving = much strorrIr
3Pponent. The Browns are hai:Tr.
heHNiy arc promise 10 make WASH
NlEtpn and New York extend ,h.y,S
Sc.NtS NHcn iAey visit 81 Louis II.
STsi." tors nave SucGUmQed twice. :.
pStrolt, IN contrast 10 their rood
pay IN Cleveland Chicagp's yiG-o-,-
To-Day over Philadelphia Gropu.J ~.
-Nih!etics 20 last place
IN the National League n. Pine
- -" ~ lFLtES are doing cNJeli.r.
W9Fs. but 1: the Pirates none "a -
!4in their first place position eIrinr
,htir toG- II the Last they VIII t;,y.,
!" increase their scoring bower t'6s.
S2So ,rrohteG in its visit u Pb!ia-
a.!pnia, taxing three straight from
tnc SuAkeTS. The Curs Will nuy,
meg opportunity 70 eaton up 20 ~.
I,saQlHc teams when tn-y tacEl, %.w
ll,oTk N = foGrsane series s;arti-,c
y, =" "TSt'"y .4a- then 60 20 BrocA-
IN. ~ Giants piicainS STAN Is
Going nearly 1S well As tha, o...r..
IFa'ss while The Brooklyn mounds.
!n.n are showing signs ot ,r.alsr.
ms 4ae SUusrta boyln.r wen, along
sH}2otH!% uuti. last Friday
I!AciHnai! has failed TO CONVEX i.s
mus INTO runs. 81 Louis ou;plrysa
~ the Giants. pounded The B-oo.
III -!tch"rS, ard the CHICAGO and
iittS nrrGh ba'ta-s Eattrred ,Ia#r
averages in Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
u. S. AND BRITISH POLO
TEAMS IN CLASH TODAY

LONDON Mag H. tn" American
solo team VIII met " S nty"kmas-
'or's "F'r"cboOi"r.' .u ri"ir nrst ok
hih!'ion gam" ON ENGLISH soil tDrnr q
row afternoon 81 o'cirrE. nft"r The
british and American p"ni"s have
h""u parhdcd for tho Inspection of =
larry" number ~ spectators Nilo nrc
expected 10 th'nIr the H"Ih at Eur-
lInrhaW.
Thc American lineup wili hc G. r.
Run scy, Thoinna iff'cncDok. Wnt"on
webb and Captain M!lmurn Com
maudcr We, " 4 I:ucrmI"'cr nnfl
III" Earl ~ HOok9ayIgr. wI;h one
other. viii 'DusiItui" m" ITitibh four.
Delay "a chno+tng VA" Erl'ith biI
four - causing - whUiWInd az crit!
cism. amt i"sEmirrr Ia apparent In All
sporting circles ~ = r"suli TN
newspapers are hluiinY mat there Is
considerable friction ovrr The "clrc-
ton. in tho meantime. The Amer y
cana are practicing daily and round
Ing into perfect Hhape. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
LOUISIANA STATE TAKES
MEET BY SMALL MARGIN
Succeeds in N"sing Out Mississippi
and Scwanrr After Close
Contest
FIVE RECORDS ARE BROKEN
Clare. OF Kentucky. Climbs Over
High limhcrs and Clius One
Filth "f II Second From Previous
Mark.

| sEwANHE TENN, May ,S.-The
louisiana state lnivc-Sity ross,: ou;
MISSISSIPPI a and NJ and Sewanee
l u fast 'uee; Yesterday. with a Sccr.,
o; - SIS II looked llhr anyhody's
meet up 10 ;he broad jump when l..
: l. took frs; and tied for second
Five : I y. \. records were broken.
Clare, ~ Kentucky. broke The ,2p-
yard hirh hurdle rccor, hold by Bur-
riS o: /. : L. % - ~ made in
! 1918 10y Is Of a second Cla-, also
'Guallod his own record o: IS Ia la.
the low hurdles
HOLE. Of Vanderbilt. So, The Two.
MI" record at = minutes :. IS
seconds HIS running was a feature
Wn!eford. o: Mississippi \. and NJ
h-ohe the former : / \ \. record
~ IN, discus with throw O. 10 fcrt
; inches Tn" old record was ~ fees.
Frey of l.. : /. beat the broad
jump record q - fe., The javelin
r.rord al II, feet inches MAS
broken ~ Butler. @: l.. : l.. with :.
Big SkiCmore. q SswaEee. tossed
the shot - tcot / - inches cstab
fishing another new :. : y y. rec
Vanderbilt, led tho neld in the relay.
Although pushed ny Sewanee i; was
ny far ;he inost exciting race OF the
meet.
AIS 5G'.A,t s-3 5sI@,a5,. I f,a:a E:
l css15 kea; h M' f29s7 w.
c55r Sa,t s s... 9sra' ss-.sI Ns2!aef
:. .ya-l l1w hl-d,~-i,la-e HenrucEv
vaa..:slh 7, SHTTT< aHd
c.srE. ,5t y H:s, ,AGatamaia s5r.
e5.a,. -, zar}s-s 5i.& Moa;sdmsr.
oSs.- a.'G al n" VI Gsa;-y y ysafe1
g e1a,.sa 'r' 6:,sss Ca - ,5 Ts.a
4..t. 'a' 1'....t-5l. s,4 \ xrai a.':'- /.
Ta,ue -E.rasreg: Walden Cen
r5al. .s.s T'1 6..,s ,is5 II /.
sa :. S.ws-ey w.,le:o-i
W. 8 ess: z, .aeae.
~. '-a Nr2 v.. - ",
,-a r' r Y E-.a !:
rs5.. , a..-'a2 ,;.,! xs,'4 4ss !
.ec,s.- :t----:-..-- -.:-7.~rsrr,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
PIMLlCO ENTRIES

iifSi rae" til" Consolation si"epi"chasc.
selling. h"udltHp. Four -y"aT-Olds and M.
40 uil"p ~ i1rdi. ,lh: Miss McCiggi.
,i'H'hil! 100; Skihcrc-n. 100; I.rcy
Scrnuh race ,wo-y r.t.olds: nv" furlonrY
Igil i'"u-, ~, Drtip !l2. Dalton. liz:
tI!7eId". loo. Uncertainty. rs: Ogarit".
SocoEh Thoughts. 1909. Tom Cassidy. liz;
ElI"n Douglas. 100. Maryland Belle. i09
Third rae" three year -oIds and up:
llG. Lucy KATE 100: 'Madrono III
i''u6nh. LOG; .li"llo Parducr. III: ~. q.
sing. ~ niad! llc: .Erisk. III: dolly
g. 700: pirate MCGEE. III.
Fourth rae" tho Prcakn"sa: three wear.
"iIs. colts aud allies; on" MI" and furIour
VIC. 100. triy Ann IOs; Mythology. liI.
a i,""n"rd" ~. !:t hSunny Jim. III: Jcg.
~. thf"ful. ~ alton I!omnc. lif,
gl!r.rinsppn. ~; Tough Storm. I69: Touch
"" %o,. JOG: hcoppcr Demon. M: cry
0'"r. l2t. --n%hlph Farm entry. DQuincy
h'nhi" entry. eli = whitney entry.
fIfih r.cc--%"llinG. handicap. three.
year -oihs and M; on" mile and sixteenth
'comn- q. ll". iain d" Cause. i6i. Lank.
!na. ID7. .Flzcr. los. King John Ii2: Herd
sixth raC"--thc Monument handicap;
three year -oli> ami IN one uli---I,ny'
wnDd. i0i; Mock Orange. IGi: Irish KISS
nc. SANDY Zeal. l2i. The Archer. Ioa
"ir"k. 40. sweep Clean %: ST. Allan. III
seventh a'o.-ih'"r year Odds and IN
.lhimlngi sis 'nIiongS Astral Iii. liz
'Ldt'i" Msud!", 10: T!iania. Ii0. Amaze,
asrin. no. Enrlco caruAo iI5: .Kinyiinr
~. 10. .riankranct 10. .o'Don6vnn
10: Wr",h, no.. 'AcirrSS. IS; Martha
'rhSn'om Fsir. los. Refugee lis.
Weather. clear. track. slow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
ATLEE YOUTH HIGH JUMPS
4 FEET Il INCHES IN MEET
ESpecIal 10 Thn Ttmcs. nIsintLt, ]

Especial 10 The Times Dis,ntch
ASHLAND. VA MAY ~. Tn. frs,
annual track and Hold day for Tin,
IuhIIC schools ": iiHl over Comfy iy.t~
held SATURDAY Iuacr the most favor
able conditions % Ash and ana ,'pncE
Golf. .. Randolph Macon con -.
due nuco co'nmcNdI. Ion for tn ouSi-
ness like way ia wnicn hc cunduc,.l
the meet The nigh schools at Assn
land. Beaver Dam. Alice and Mont
pclicr were the competitors ana
events for the boys and M girls
Were run off. and the showing mad.
speaks wcl for tho attempts a,
physical training now hoinr iuadc In
the county. About forty young girls
were participants, ana about nSty
boys, and hna spirit OF competition
was eT'dcut in every event NNaI,.a
Bruce. 81 Atlec-won The running gu
jump al -FOUR fcrt eleven iuen,s. mo
Hanover Teachers Association com.
mittec on Athletics. Is Y. s Jones.
Ashland chairman: Miss Mary a.
"ilkic. Montpelier: J. NJ Ports.
BSaycr: g. II. Foster Aztec. and II
y. Starkc. Jr. cold Harbor Sup"r-
intendcnt Of Schools J. Walton Han
announced that the dinners for nice,
were: Ashland hrs; win - points.
and MONTPELIER second. with 81 points
superintendent Hall also announced
that next years meet would be nali
Ia April, th. date TO be settled atf.r
conference with the Randolph Ma
con authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
FlSHBURNE VICTORIOUS
OVER STANTON, 8 TO |
Special TO Tn. Times Dispa,ch

STAtNToN, VA, May l5.~-Staun-
ton Military Academy went down in
defeat before the pitching OF Lind
berg for Fishpurnc Military School
here FRIDAY afternoon by the EcOr.
OF TO |. Lindbcrg struck out
seventeen men. letting his opponents
down with "a total of three hits.
Burke. for stanton. WAS wild. walk
ing nine men. and allowing the same
number OF hits. Anderson, for Fish
burnc, starred ut the bat, getting
three hits and TWO bases on balls out
OF i've trips 20 the plate.
fishhurnc won the frs, game OF
inc series "a stanton We i: ago
by the score 90 TO a.
Batteries: r.. vi. S.-Lindbcrg and
Jacobs; $. NJ. A.-Burkc, Booth and
Bauer.
:. NJ a. ...........-l 3 5
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Free Tickets to Ball Game

Send in your Right Field Foil es
and win two seats to the game at
MAYO Island P"rk every week.
Also get your name in the paper
as u star contributor"
You must send i've short
"olcach"r says" and title. Five
Sentences 10 ten words in
each. No rnorcl study this car
toon series on The Times Dis
patch Sport Page every day and
mail your ideas to Right Field
foIl!es k.di,or
Tho blank cartoon printed sun
day should be iilicd In and mailed
10 the Right Field Folli.s Editor
by next Saturday. The cartc.yn
VIII br rllcd in with the prize
winning sayings and published
next Monday, together with the
roll Of honor for The week.
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Totals 40
Totals

Totals 80 II 30 10 3
'Battcd for Witt in ninth.
tBattcd for Meyers in tenth.
,tBattcd for Kolp in seventh.
sRan for SEVERED in seventh
Score by innings: r.
BOSTON ........... O!0 03l 10l Ill
St Louis ..... 100 002 ego o. I
Summary: Two-basc hits-Meno-
sky. Pratt, Rucl. Smith. Williams.
Threc-basc hits Hendrix. Collins,
Tobin: Home runs-Pratt. Williams.
Sacrficcs-Nitt (0. Hendrix. Dou-
Bile plays-Pratt. Scott and McInnis
Foster. Pratt and McInnis: McManus
Ice and Jacobson: Lee and Jacobson
Gerber. Lee and Jacobson (2). Left
on bases-Boston. .; st. Louis. :.
Bases on balls-off Meyers. 4: OF Bur
well, 3: or Shocker. .. Hits-off
Meyers. 10 In innings: off Rnsh.
! In inning: or Bmrwcll. Z In s Ia
innings: off kolp, 2 in u ga innings:
of Shocker. in innings. Hit bv
pitchcr-by Meyers. ctzelD.
struck out--by Meyers. 2: by Shockcr.
L. Winning pitchcr-Meyers. Losing
pitcher - Shocker. Umpircs - Evans
and Ilildebrand. Time OF game
hours and minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
TIGERS BEAT SENATORS
IN HARO-HITTlNG GAME

DETROIT. MICH. May 15.--Detroit
made il two straight over Washing
ton by winning today's game. IL to
10. Locals grouped their hits with
thirteen bases on balls. two wild
pitches. two errors and n hit bats
man. Johnson was hit hard, and re-
licvcd after four innings.
The score:
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WHITE SOX BEAT ATHLETICS
AND MOVE OUT OF CELLAR

CHICAGO. Nav IA
MT: son made it two straigl; rom
1he A'htcilcS by taking the second
game OF the series to : Mini
v," IN, formerly Of Columbus. shtI,
ins which the SoS piled UP six runy
OF Hoin'nei. The Athletic. goi :.
, fiu.r@nnan Tor thrc" runs M the
pi'ch h!tt"rs. but ne never was IN
UlNEcr. .Srnin. -
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BEAN EATERS DEFEAT
BROWNS; SCORE, II TO 7

ST. LOUIS. MO. May l5.-noston
came from behind in the ninth inning
today and. after tying the score.
hatt"d ont victory over St Louis
in the tenth, making the final count
liz. In lie last inning Pratt hit a
homo run with two on base
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'. NJ. |. FINISHES UP HER
SPRING RUGBY PRACTICE
Coach Pinkcy Spurhan Leaves His
GridirOu Warriors Until
Fall Workout

'>p,g.a! q" Tn. Zines Dis7atch
= Allen, : ~. Mag l5--cdaCh p!nkcy
leCe t:um Y. " | SIX weeks ago 10
take cha-g. o.; lhv spring football!
practice wound u? NJ INITIAL work
t"caE Min h'S 'utGrc pig sh!: war
lie NIL r.tGrn 10 The college late IN
august 10 begin his real drive in
2,nlLilMs n"".rfHl machine for the
M"roprS Upon MS departure. Coach
than pleased w.th ms material and
It's remarkable development in tn.
SIX weeks ~ spring Irainl.s.
Roanoke Wi present This fan what
LOOKS - hc "a. strongest and !aStr/
"a cEn@-d eyer developed hero. Clo< Is
Peters. ctp,Hlu-clcct 90 last years.
VARSITY, "n9 Ms unable - BE- IN
Coll"E. this year. VIII ne on ham, in
EDanoE" for two years. He is a
SPEEDY haIt hack and a wonderful
open Held runner. Cray. McWhortcr
and Cicero a. MALT Bradbcrry ana
Nease ~ fun, and Caldwell at quarter
have lOor'd especially good Ga the
practice luSt closed. In addition TO
these men. kpHrutc viii have - mum
Der II strong rrop and high school
among these is Wills Jones Of Tom.
institute. Nd. "ho IS an All Eastern
pr"P SCHOOL hal! back. Jones has
been Ia" nigh scorer on mis- team
vic'ors over Princeton freshmen and
the leading SCHOOLS IN the East III"
is expected - Hlu u berth in the
Naro1''s unck fcld MS first year.
Captain Potter Nahl"r. Corbin
iiitc. >nlIEaH and Roller hav" shown
- best ~ ia" .WrHty candidates out
for .luc positions Tho finest show
ing OF Oh" Ma'"Ous has been N punt
In" lu Brtit cry ana Gray. KOauOk"
w,.l lave TWO ~: To-" hes. hooters In
tn" south Afior SIX weeks Of hard
w"rE Under SprHnau, these iwp hcity
iH'S Held W"N az" sailing tn" PIX
skin for an aIcraE" pf Niiy-fvc yards
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YANKEES TAKE ANOTHER
FROM LEADING INDIANS
New York Americans Down CIcyc.
land by Score of
In -

|LENElAND. ONO, May I5.-New
'F" went INTO first place today when
IL won from Cleveland. y TO its
second consecutive victory over the
ina ians and the latter clubs ,ourtH
JuCcchSiEc defeat covcleski,. was
uTaEch from the box in three a.
h!hes Babe Ruth failed to max. !,
nat. drawing two passes -
INC largest crowd OF the season
SS.uou, Was present score.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tSo games scheduIrd.I

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
liichInnnd AT Wilson
Newport News al Norfolk.
Portsmouth ~ suffolk
Rocky Mount al PETERSBURG.
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American Association RcsnIts.
Milwaukee, 10: Columbus. 6.
Kansas City, IL: Toledo. 8.
st. Paul, o; Louisville, z.
Minneapolis. /; Indianapolis, 8.
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Totals III IL Ii ~ ~
'Battcd for Picinich In NTH.
iBattcd for AcoSta In ninth.
xIIcilnann ont: hit by battcd ball.
tBattcd for shorten in sixth.
Stated for Rasslcr in sixth.
Score by innings: X.
Washington .......... 2o2 val p0o-lo
Detroit .05l 204 1913
Summary: Two-haSc hits = Rice,
Grower. johnson t2), Jones t2). Bass
Ter. Blue. Harris CD. O'Rourkc. Stolen
se--ORomrke. Sacrifice hits-Hch-
mann, Brewer. IIolling. Double play
Harris to Judge. Left on bases
Washington, s: Detroit. IL. Bases on
balls-off Sutherland. 1; of Johnson,
:: OF Courtney, 4: off Acosta. 4: on
Holline, !. Hits--off Sutherland. II
IN 4 "a innings: OF Johnson. . in I
innings: Off Holling. in la innings:
OFF Courtney. none in . innings
or Acosta. 4 In la innings. Hit by
pitchcr-Sutherland. Struck out-hy
Johnson. 2: BY Sutherland, / by Hol-
ling. 2. Wild pitches-Johnson, Court
ncy. Winning pitchcr-Holling. Losing
pitcher-Courtney. Umpires--Moriar
ity and Connolly. limo. 2:57.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
rs information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Tr,
DAILY, unless otherwise s.io~nl
Daily eIcrpt Sunday. 1 SUNDAY only
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Southern .,,oc,o,ion nc.v,,.

EIrminRhhm. J. NODII". 2
New Orleans. 10: Nashville. 3 (nrs,
game). New Orleans, u. Nashville. !
(second game.
Chattanooga. A.: Little Rock. 3.
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STANDING OF CI.Ul

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston AT ~. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington AT Detroit.
New York nj CIeyclun
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Cody Heads Georgia Nine.

ATHENS. GA. May ih.-w. b.
Cody. Atlanta. first baseman on IN.
Georgia nine for the last three years.
has hccn elected captain OF tho base
ball team for 1922.
OTHER SPORTS ON PAGE o
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WHERE THEY PLtY TODAY
High Point nj Grrrnsb"ro.
Raleigh ut Winston Salem
Durham It Iany He