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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-04
.OLD DAYS IN AMERICUS#

course at the institution and stands
at the head of her class with first
honors in her senior year.
Dave Andrews, who has been dam
gerously i'll of tonsilitis. was much
better yesterday and will soon be at
his post again.
Alderman Mitchell, who is making
a marked success in his truck and
dairy business here, planted among
other truck stuff a third acre of cab
bages. The field is right at the Cen
trail depot, near that famous onion
patch, and has been admired by hun
dreds of passers-by. Yesterday Far
mer Mitchell and Grocer George Nix
traded, the latter paying $85 for the
patch o greens" as it stood, or at
the rate Of $255 per acre. There
were 1000 head Of cabbage in this
little match.
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Oct Refuses to Share Her Secret
With Edith


All that evening Dot carried with
her a suggestion Of being about to
go off into histories if | opened my
mouth.
The next morning it was the same
She spoke to Edith over the tele-
phone as l ate my breakfast. heard
her say:
q do wish, Edith, that l could tell
you what Tom said last night. 1t was
100 delicious for anything. Yes, abso-
lutely delicious. I've been laughing
about it ever since"
''This afternoon? Yes, I'll be glad.
No, | don't think | will tell you what
Tom said 1t was so funny that
think I'll keep it TO myself. No, its
going to be a real secret"
| wondered whether she would
tell.
When she came back to the table
| said to her coldly:
'Tm glad to have been able to af-
ford you so much innocent amuse-
ment. But don't you think that the
joke has worn rather thin?"
please, Tom, don't make me
laugh again"
"You can be mighty sure I won't"
Not another word was spoken at
the meal. When I had DRUM my cof-
fee | kissed Dot on the forehead and
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-04

economists now accept the idea that
business will not revive on any large
scale until downward movement of
prices reaches its enG-the new price
level. When will that happen? One
guess is as good as another.
Bank clearings last week about
a fourth less than same week year
ago, representing fall in prices, but
were almost as big as same week in
1919.
The so leading railroad and in
dustrial stocks have slipped back and
now average about same as in early
March. But they average two and
a half points higher than at close of
1914.
Cotton exports last week brisk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
SPIDERS MEET JACKETS
IN ASHLAND TOMORROW
CoIlcgianS for Third Time This
Hcar-Ncct Fork Union.

University OF Richmond baseball
program viii be "a two-corncred af-
fair tomorrow with the Spider var
sity battling the Randolph- Macon
Yellow jackets at Ashland. and their
second-string outfit trying to bring
hope a victory at Fork Union, where
they play Mac" Pitts Cadets.
Dohscn's varsity Will engage in it's
third contest with college teams when
they face COTS Ashlanders. The two
previous contests have meant defeat
for the Red and Blue aggregation,
hut as result of their rcverscs they
have become u much stronger nine
after their showing against Virginia
tuesday. Tomorrow's contest is look
cd forward to with Keen interest in
an effort to determine whether the
Dobsonitcs have really hit their stride.
From az accounts their hitting abil:
WITH the fact that Freshman Johnson
has shown likely stun on the mound.
the locals stock has taken a rise in
general.
Dobsor, however, still is expert
mentinG with his combination. and
may present a different lineup in
SeNeral instances from that which has
played so far this season. The out
held is sun giving him trouble, and
i is mere speculation as 10 what can
be done just now to strengthen the
outer works.
midst OF its regular baseball pro-
gram. as following the game with
the Jackets. the Red and Blue will 20
|" Wash ington for Il thrc.-day So
jonrn, where they will be entertained
III the national paSiimc by George
town University on Tuesday next
Catholic University on Wcdne sday.
and the University of Maryland on
Thursday The Mary!auders Will
cone over to the national capita! in
S OK playing the game at COL
spiders VIII begin Il long home schcd-
n!e with many strong college teams.
in ashland tomorrow the spider
ScTnhS VIII Journey TO Fork Union
Tor their second contest Of the sea-
syn, having This week trimmed ST
10 y While the varsity is away next
week. TIC spider juniors Will cattle
L"hn Marshall High school at S,adi-
UNI rie,u Ihc game Will bo played
on Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
FRED MITCHELL SEES FIRST
DIVISION BERTH FOR BOSTON
Manager of Braves Well Pleased With Showing His
Men Have Made During Spring Training.
Players, Too, Are Optimistic.

BREWToN. ALA. April 7.-welI
| won't be surprised If we land in
a are m nna division. just the way we
ao S nov" iss, IND una II We had pair of
That" This from Manager Fred
Mltcheii. The quiet. undcmons.rative.
as 4 rule leader OF the Boston braves;
The team has just broken .amr M
Galveston. 1t was very bcnetIciai
and enjoyable training sojourn in th,.
ieNaS seaport town. The Bran cs
nnve rounded into form so we'll That
Mitchell cut loose with the fo.ero!nr
i4r he Is much pleased with tho
y laudable and yet peculiar thing
about the Braves is that they are
ms, ing; and this year. under Mitchell,
look on the bright side.
ing the worlds championship TO the
i'oSton Braves in 1914. when he was
assistant to George Stallings, who
icit as MANAGER at the cnl OF last
s.as"h' ana inc erstwhilc leader OF
ton. 90
Then the earnest efforts OF George
WaShingt0n Grant. energetic owner
1T has made a hit. alike with PLAYERS
ana fans.
Winter Deal Good business.
me ois winter deal whereby Mich
~
outheiders. and Barbara. now the
3ravcs' shortstop. were taken from
Pittsburgh for Rabbit Maranvi,Ic
was great piece of business for MIR
Grant. Ii has added great offensive
ana defensive strength TO the outiicld
while Barbara is doing nicely at
snort. Maranvillc, of COURSE viii he
missed ut this position, but he was
dissatisfied, and II had a bad effect on
the morale of the club.
barbare never was given much Of
chance with the Pirates He T.,
said to be promising player, ara
VIII get every chance to make good
;,t short. However, it will he Il long
day. II ever. beforc he'll make tho
fans forget the little Rabbit Yet
IN" club has profitcd greatly by the
deal
The outncld trio of Southworth in
right Nicholson in left and Ray
fowcll in center compares favorably
with any in the league. In addition.
Eddie Eayers, sometimes 4 pitcher.
good fielder and a hitter at times:
Walter Cruise. a hard hitter against
right handlers. and John l.. sullivan
ru!l OF speed ana slashinE hitting
younestcr. form a strong reserve
corps. Maurice Archd6acon with
Charleston, :. G.. last year. where he
hatted $40 and stole forty four bases
is another younrstcr Attracting at.
tcntion. lie is a fast chap.
InfcId only Fair One.
The infeld, while expected TO work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08

Holke will he at first. Horace Ford
ut second. Walter Barbarc mt short
snG Tony Boeckol at third base. 7,
could pick up q lot in hitting.
Christenbcrry. with the team last
year, will be utility man.
u IT. The catching dI,nartment is strong.
consistcntly and handles pitchers
well. While at times he breaks out In
rash Of terrible cloutinE that Is
a delight. Mickey O'Ncil. who Will
share the burden with him. is n fast
thinking, lighting type, who also hits
consistently over the run OF 4 sea-
son.
But the pitching n Is Il question.
1t might he termed dependable. which
means "A lot IL Il team works in uni
son. and has good sprity, but there
are no stars. So Mitchell would like
TO get two notwithstanding portSid-
ers. and he'd feel tine. for he depends
on four of his staff anyway to 20
along consistently.
This quartet Is Scott. McQuillan,
Watson and OcschcScr. The latter.
hero of the twenty siN-inning struS
gle against Brooklyn last season,
seems on the threshold Of II great
inklinEs of greatness, but has never
come through Mitchell hopes he viii
this year. McQuillin went along fine
~ after joining the Braves last sea-
year, while the same holds true OF
Watson.
!ins Several Veteran Iiuricrs.
Then there is Dana FiliinEim, the
big spitballer: Dick Rudolph and Mil
Ter. veterans in the trucst sense: Al
Pierotti and Leo Townsend. the latter
formerly with Charleston. :. c.. and
Johnny Cooncy, Il scmipro from VIII
iimantic. Conn. amCng others. Town
send and Cooncy are SouthDaws. IL
they should blossom out, Mitchell
would Toe ,icklcd. Miller ana Rudolph
TOOK sick last year. and their form is
n question. although Rudolph has
been undergoing treatment Tor his
arm: and figures he'll hc good for one
goou game II week.
Mitchell has - raft Of ,inc out
field material, he may trade some OF
these youngsters for q loft handed
pitcher or two. as he IS weak in this
respect, the way it looks at present
sun a rookie may come through.
In short. Mitchell depends on good
hitting. strong outhcld. a strong
catching stan, few dependable
pitchers, and an inncld only fair to
PUT the club in the first division. II
should be added. however. that lie
must be banking, too, on a winning
spirit. which tho players seem 10
nave. IL will be an interesting out.
1T To watch. The Braves sudden
Sa!ioD from the ruck To the top in
1911 10 beat the star Athletics de-
ciSircly for the worlds title sun IL
rsmcu bsrpI " -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

All plans for the Junior High
Schoo! baseball season have l,cr
completed. ii was announced las,
night. The teams viii play for IN,
Ben Wilson trophy cup.
Arrangements made provide tfut
inc nome team sha!I. in cacn c.st
iurnish the balls .n,l pay the umu,rc
NJ games which are postponed will
be arranged 10 suit the contcsting
teams
l.. T. Jones. director OF physical
cdnca,lon In the lo.al schools. an.
nonnces the following schedule:
'tnit! -; Bin!ord vs: Gintcr Park
az ''!ntor l'ark. a! Il BELLEVUE. ". balm
brlhSe. at Bainhrinse. Aprn Is, Gin.
Yer PhrN rs. Bainnr, ii:c. at I,ain.
nrldS" and Bellevue VS.. RinforJ. n,
hsIieHu.; April %, 2.n.or,I vs.. I;a!,l.
nrius". al Binford. and Bellevue as
nin,sr Park. at Bellevue: Ann ~
lni9rd VS.. Gintcr Park. ut Binford,
ana hciicvuc rs. RIiuDrid &c. nj Hilc-
Sue' Apri! %, Ginisr Park " .saii,.
nr'dEc' at Ginter Park. and bellevue
vs.. Binford, ut Einfrri; MAY :, hin.
iora VS.: Bainhrihgc. at E,,inhr:dsc,
ann Inter Park vs.. Bellevue. ~ Gin
n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
Exhibition Games


AZ Nashville. Tenn: R.U !.
louisville Gamer. ASSN 49,. IL o
NIshvnle Southern ..... s ;
err Meyer; sta,ham and Jonnard'
Al ST. Louis: y !, T.,
81 Louis Americans ........ 6
shocker and SEVERED. 0'''
AT Chaitanoosa. Tenn; y "a J.,
Cleveland Americans N
Chatianooga tSouthernl J. !"
pd BattericS: Caldwell ana oNeiIl;
AZ Charlotte, y. C.: p II r.,
n,hiisGeip hia Americans 6 >
-, batteries: Has;y and Perkins: Keel
Weeks. ~ rs q y
:. At Macon, Ca: . 81 i,
T T,iS haE.n eastern LcngD. : !.
Batteries: Bnckiand. Kaihof. KIN
Wright and Labs. "f'"E'
y; Dallas, Texas: p n ;,
DALLAS ,Tex :nat'on"is '.,,.., z 8 o
ba,,fries cooper. .'. Ponder o =, , ,
i IN Schmidt; Ei,zpatrick. Reisge and
\, Tulsa. OKLA: - +, =,
1T"IIr"I, ,Am"ricans ....... s ii q
na.,sGies' e'" Rhraikc. Roland q nd :
A!nsmith; Hicr and Innis. ''"" ana
memphis tenn. April 7.-cb,-
ASsociat!on game called or ~" ~,
grounds on wei
w ~ Norfolk, Va: R.u. F..
S@ a,'' Y51s xs s%s5lls"s ; :; :
:. ,iRntt..riesmErickson Mosringe and
!,h"rriiH; T"rcy. Barnes. shea and
Al Greensboro \. e.. :, =.
toronto Int"rnationals 1s II
"r.cnshoro. ricdmonts : !
,n hHia,"r t.s Fortune. snyder and
an" Donaldson. Britain.
~ Columbia. $. = Ersklne c,o,,.rc
10 'HlN"rSi;y of South Carolina, ii.
\, Darlington. :. e: m r.
.'pst"n Americans =, q ,
i.a,,~r!rs In. linr..,.
M"i"rs hu.l; S"drwick. Bra,vIcv
H'H"rT ana HarGrav"y. Connors.
/ Al Aicoa. Tenn:
NJ A., igrk Nationals end tcam,. i,
! a, n ~ tr'"S- winters and Gonzales
. "''i'a'nS smith and Williams.
! At Indianapoi.s: T. n T.,
! cincinnati! Nationals IA =; 4
F.! Indianapolis Amer. Asso. 4
h"t icfi"s--i .nGue. Rixcy ana Win
80. 80, '1'n,rerav"; Bartlett. Jones. Cavct
A Durham. y. e. u n y
bNHalo IrtcruatiOualS g - .
, durham PicdInonts 4
badter!"S Rogers McClcl!and. Kics
ana Tragrcsscr; Wl!tsc and Bnnpaur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
GINTER PARK AND HIGH
SCHOOL TO PLAY TODAY

john Marshall and Gintcr parI,
Athletic Club VIII clash In Il practice
game this afternoon ut Boulevard
farE. at o'clock. The game will
give both teams II chance to engage
In II real workout in preparation for
more strenuous battles.
The lineup for Ginter Park Attn
letic Club Will be: ID. DoS6ctt. shrot
stop: Woodward, second base; T.
Blank. third base; Il. DoEgett, first
base: Davenport. left field; Cooper,
center field; hopkins. right field:
SpcsSard. catcher; and L. Blank.
pitcher Substitutes. among whom
are Eufhn and kodcn, will be used
before the game Is over.
Manager i3lak ingship probably will
use the following men FOR John Mar
shall Kahn, shortstop: Sutton. sec
ond base; l.cisficld. third base: Sharp.
hrst base: Green. left field: Tyson.
center field: Walden. right held; Eow'
zcy or Dudley. catcher; and Grim or
Brennnrnnn. pitChcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
COLLEGE GAMES TODAY

Nsw berry, S; g.: Newbcrry College
Us. Erskine colloG.
Htlnnt. pGiethorpe University VS..
hat"n Rogue. La Louisiana stat.
m!N.rs'ty vs. University OF Missis-
chapel uiu. y. g.: I,nivcrsi,v n,
i,E,HHflh carolina Us. University OF
Macon. Ca. University Of Georgia
vs. Mercer University
charlottesville. Va University ~
NiIIihia ~. Cornell University
,Nnhhrh' Ala. Clemson College vs
AIhhhr'h Polytechnic Institute
Greensboro y. G.. North Cnrolina
@'hir college W. Guilford college.
'niunhns Ga: United states In
iautry school ~. FUrmnn ,-niyrrs:ty
"ilhamahurR Va: William and
Mary College =. Williams College.
lexington Va: Carnegie Institute
vs. wash ington ana Ice University.
Knoxville. Tenn: University OF
Tennessee vs.. University OF Indiana,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
HEINE GROH DECLARES
HE Is THROUGH WITH REDS
IEy Assoclntcd Prcss.l

CINCINNATl. ONO. April -
Hcinic Groh. holdout third bnscman
OF the Cincinnati National League
club. announced today on his return
from Augusta, Ga. where he had
brother. Louis, that he would never
play another game with the Reds.
lie said that the club could trade
him. sell him or force him To remain
idle. but that he would not sign a
contract. Groh's grievance is that his
salary demands Were given too much
publicity after, he said. he had made
"A verbal agreement with Garry Herr
mann. president cf the club. tina,
nothing would he made public regard
Ing the salary Groh requested or was
offered I'm 1919 and in 1920 | had
salary difficulties with the club" said
Groh, hut each time | signed. not
For the sake Of the team, but because
Of the Cincinnati fans, who have
ron cd r,ln fnirlN.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
INDIANS PRIMED FOR FRAY
WITH WILLIAMS COLLEGE
Especial to The rlmes-Dispu,cn.l

i"b''Iua ~ IAIit9- 'Gil.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April T.
William and Mary College is primcd
for the game here tomorrow with
Williams College. OF Williams. Mass.
y large number OF alumni viii be
here TO see this game. in connection
with the Easter dances at the college.
This marks the first meeting OF Will
lams and William and Mary in sew
rral years. and the greatest interest
ma been aroused III this contest.
This VIII prove IN. final chance for
players to SHOW their mcttic before
crn journey Unless there are unfore-
seen developments, Coach Driver
lineup tomorrow viii he as FOLLOW
Hicks. sh"rtstop; Cooke, first case;
Love, third base; White. center fc!d:
settle. pitcher. j.. Chandler. catcher.
j. Chandler. left field; Clark. right
n"ld; Jones. second base.
Settle mas had II long rest sine. the
New York University contest and
the Indians supporters are cXpcctin Z
the chief TO pitch "a neat ball game.
The strength Of the visiting club Is
unknown, but it is believed the iarg-
est crowd Of the season will be pres
cnt when tmpir" Trcvillian. Of Rich
mond, starts play
Marshai!. VIII" famed fourteen men
and allowed Randolph Macon only
TWO hits her" yesterday. probably
VIII work against Washington and
Lee a, lexington on Tuesday Last
year the Generals licked th. big fell
low. Sine" then he has improved
greatly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
JOHN MARSHALL WILL PLAY
INTERESTING GAME MONDAY

ihe f"atur" game Of the John Mar
shall baseball schedule will be uinycd
next Monday afternoon at boulevard
fleih. when III" prep. school bows
iine up against the team rci.rcS-ntiI,,.
Inc 'HuiiSt Choir. Of New York. Coach
Mc' an has been working his men
nara Tor ia" last week and h. *
anxious TO defeat the singing aggrc-
CATION.
John Marshall has never b.for.
r!"E,' team coming from SO far
North as the FaiiiiSt Choir. which
claims New YORK as it's hon.. town.
Further interest is added 10 th. event
when IL - noted that this is the fra,
l'Julist Choir tour.
Coach McCalls nine has been
strengthened recently by the return
10 the game OF Kcnnon Walden. a
letter man %! last year: IIc viii
play in the outn.ld. ana with Green
ana Tyson as helpers. .Iohn Marshall
VIII have on" of the best outiicIds in
the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
YANKS HOPE TO LAND
]. FRANKLIN BAKER
Colonel Huston Asserts Third Base
mans Case Has Not Seen
Decided Finally.

Colonc! RUPERT and Huston.
owners OF tn" New York Yankees. and
Manager Higgins have not given up
hope 'of having J. Franklin Baker
with them this summer This is
the Information gathered from OH
Gals Of the Yankees following re-
ports that lude" kenesaw Mountain
Lands. baScbalis supreme Dictator
had declared IN" player Ineligible 10
participate in organized baseball he
cauS- he played independent ball last
summer.
Colone! Huston. who is travelling
with the Yankees. says the case OF
The former Philadelphia player had
not been decided finally oy Judge
LandiS.
huston declared th., he hoped
Baker would no allowed 10 return to
me game, as he had shown he has
$500 $500 EARS OF good ball playing
nsi"rs E!m Tn colonel stated he
p!aN INK the third sack But" said
ne Miller HuESin> is the manager
~ max ball club. aud II is up 10 him
the hot corner"
Controlling on. OF the most val
uaoie pieces OF baseball! property in
me country and many times = mill
!:onatrc. Colonel Huston takes rrcn;
pride IN his team. and At mention of
any az his players. his eyes Twinkle.
IS w ar" gong TO make "a bid for
ny remnant, IN the American League.
nut that iS. a. far as ear. to go
!HSt ho~. Just keep your eye on us
vStoner ? the last playing da. % the
American League"
II The interview with Colonel Huston
S9oH place yesterday morniu: when
MahaEerS Husgius and Robinson were
n.lS.GsSinE the adrisability OF PLAYING
h'lr Sch"cp!ca contest AT Boulevard
sie.n shortly after the colonel
nt''hcd his conversation. word was
EtGslEed mat the game had b.nn
called OF. and wth a disappoiu;aa
a"Gh on ms race: he turned and with
marty hand shake remarked: we
WI. u!aN for you next year. weather
conditions permitting"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE
HAS BEEN FORMED HERE

league Of teams from life insur
Ihc. agencies VIII play baseball in
nlhicriaiz". The first step toward
IN" formation OF a league was made
when employees of the E1ntahlr Life
Assurance Society held a meeting a nd
organized q team.
II the league Is formed the per
Sohhcl OF the teams Will be limited
10 mch actually connected with agrn-
cics OF the city.
Work on the formation OF a week
~ schedule VIII be started as soon rs
enough applications are filed TO com
pici" IN" circuit. Any local agencies
Interested in becoming members al
the organization are invited Ia write
w. &. Mctcai! at Room AS. Mutual
building, or telephone Madison 1896
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
Judge Lands Declares
Benny Kauff lneli sible
LnN Nssocintcd press. |

CHlcAti Apri! Benny
kaUff. star outhcidcr with the
New York Nationals, today was
declared Ineligible tn PLAY III or
gautaed baseball 10y Commissioner
Lands because of the indictments
returned against him in New
York, charging him with the theft
Of an automobile.
The indictment also charges
kaun with having a stolen auto
mobile in his possession. knowing
that ii had been stolen. The ease
against hinn is sim pending in New
York.
l<auff went South with the
Giants for the spring training
trip, hut was ordered to appear
before Commissioner Lands two
weeks ago to explain his conn.c-
ton with the alleged automobile
;hcfts. After The nearing. kaun
returned To New York instead Of
joining the team in ;hc South.
pending Judge Lands action on
his case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
COLTS DROP EXHIBITION
GAME TO GARY OUTFIT.
Poor Base Running and l'histcr'S
bat Prove Too Much
for RyanitcS.
STUART PLAYS SECOND BASE
Last Seasons Star Gets Into Game
for First Timc-IcSse Baker
Slams out Triplc-PIay Kimball
To-day.
| Especial to Thu Timcs-pispa,ch.l


WEIGH. W. VA. April Rich
10 ; in AN exhibition game here today
in spite OF the fact that Luke Stuart
whose playing featured for tn. Rich
mond team last year. was in tho line
up for the first time this year.
Poor base running was the prin-
cipal cause OF the colts downfall,
scvcra! men dying on the bases when
careful running would have enabled
them 10 score. Both Richmond pitch :
crs, Smith and Shercr, were Wild. and
their inability to locate the plat.
gave many Gary men free tickets to
first.
Wee" Jesse Baker WAS the star o.
the game with the willow for Rich
nond. His tripl. WAS the only extra
base hit made by the defeated bats
men. Connolly, who holds down third
base. played a fine game. His fielding
was the redccming feature OF the
Colts play.
Hofrer and Few. who hurled for the
victcrs. had the situation under CON
troll AT all times. Eoth pitched ,N
ccilent ball. Jimmy Barton was the
star OF the game Tor Gary. EarLou
managed the Portsmouth, team ot the
Virginia League at the beginning OF
last season. lie neldcd in big league
style and proved that ne can wie!d
the willow. TOO, by s!ammine out a
three baGger.
Manager Ryan again loaned mis-
ter, a Richmond catcher, TO Gary.
rhistcr caught good game ana WAS
u big factor in the defeat pf the
Richmond nine. He mad. three hits
in four times q; bat. Tho power OF
his batting VIII be felt when ne gets
in Richmond linc-up
Manager Ryan used the following
lineup in ioday's game: HARLOW.
center field: Baker. shortStop. i<cllar.
left field. stuart second base: White.
right field: Connolly. third base; Abb
bolt. mrs; base; Gree. catcher. and
Smith and Shcrcr pitchers.
The Colts VIII engage the kimbail
nine tomorrow when they expect TO
make q better showing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-08
LYNCHBURG TO ORGANIZE
NATIONAL GUARD COMPANY

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
l.fNcHBtEC;, VA. April 1.-After
ihrcc failures To rcorSaniZc "A nation
a! guard company here. former ser
Vice mon have taken the matter up
ana wiz see II men enough can he
secured 10 give the city military
organization.
Decision of the State military head
quarters 10 recall all equipment here
Ted TO this last move Lieutenant
Colonel II. l.. Craighi!l has been asked
10 act AS captain. and Major a. $.
lturnham as first lieutenant. These
men saw service with the One Hun
drrd and Sixteenth Infantry in
France