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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
MEUSEL BACK WITH YANKs |
H0LD0UT is REiNSTATED
BY MANAGER HIGGINS
INA Been Suspended, hut, After Civ
ing satisfactory Explanation,
tx Put Into Uniform.
LRy United Newsl

by United News
SHREVEPORT. La. March IL
Bob Meusel. OF the Yankees, was sus-
pended for twelve hours and did not
Know it. Meuscl did not hear of the
suspension untn he walked into the
Yankees training camp here and an
nounccd 10 Manager Huggins that he
was ready TO Sign II contract and 20
10 work
Meanwhile, messenger boys were
running all over California trying TO
ind Bob and break the news TO him.
After he had explained things To Hug
gins satisfaction, the suspension was
lifted and the lost lamb OF the Yam
kcc flock started out to earn "A place
on the team.
Meuscl had been hold-out. He
was offered n contract which con-
tained II disciplinary clause at which
he baked. Later. however. he de-
cidcd to sign. and without letting any
of the Yankees know of his intentions
boarded train at Los Angeles and
came here. During the interim. Hug
gins sent him several wires. asking
him for his contract, and when he
failed to receive an answer sent an
other wire notifying Meuscl that he
had been suspended. Mcuscl said
none of the wires reached him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
mike" O'DOWD WORKING
FOR BOUT WITH WILSON


NEW YORK. March MISSY"
Michael D'Dowd. president or The
br"thcrhood of len Middlcwc!ght
: hanpionS is tearing the dummies to
"hrcds and spelling lots Of sparring
partners in q burst of energy getting
ready for his tight next Thursday
nighi with Champion Johnny Wilson
. hnInrion Johnny arrived in New
ohk 'ionday from Boston where he
went 10 have his nose schaped Off his
boulder blades and set back between
h'S eyes. the same having been dis
located IN "a series of recent bouts in
the Nest
Mauling Michael, who doesn't stop
many lighters but brushes It lot OF
them 10y his pcsky style o! lighting.
claims lac is about To resign from the
HN- thampion brotherhood and aomi-
nate WILSON as his SUCCESSOR
1he terms for the fight are still
strictly matter Of priVat" business
h-iw""n o'boWd. Wilson and Tex
Richard. but it isn't telling q cabinet
secret to say that neither Fighter is
letting the S5U.o0o that each asked
igr a few weeks back. 'rhc END of
ihe season WAS rompiug close when
ne organizations ended aud the purse
mar" was beginning 10 slump when
they signed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
TRAINING FOR SPIDERS
is NOW ON IN EARNEST
university of Richmond Team Has
I =, Put In Two Weeks Already;
= VIII Recess Today.
.nflDTERM EXAMS INTERFERE
Seven Varsity Men Are Among
~; Those Whipping Into Shape for
Diamond Battlcs-Conch Dobs"n
Snnguinc for Winning Nine.

Baseball practice at University OF
Richmond has Cotton down 20 brass
lacks. and Coach puhson has come
face to face with the problems with
which he will nave 20 d"a! between
now and f,7stcr Monday IN order FOR
him TO produce winner :or he Red
ard Blue as she starts her 1921 sea-
SON.
The spiders have put in two wooks'
training. ard VIII continue untl to-
morrow, wnrn Il iivc-day recess will
be called FOR Hidtorm cNIminai ions,
after which weeks Intensive train
ing viii he INDUCED in. During the
week preceding Easter number OF
men viii be retained ana morning
order of the day.
Among those training are seven
varsity men, Elaukenship is behind
the hat with Iowill ut third, and
Snead ana Skaggs pitchers. the four
men or the diamond who are likely
TO be seen Al their customary places
this season. CAPTAIN Jones and
Lew Northern. former captain, and
one OF the best college ball players
ever developed by pobsom. are also
in trim, but their stations uncertain.
DobSuu hasn't decided as to whether
!. northern VIII be at first, second, or
: in the field.
' This situation is brought about
since burlington is the only varsity
outiieldcr available this season Nat
Sura .ly, therefore Northern will play
IN the outer garden, only IN the event
! pooson can develop two OF his fresh
men TO NIL the short stop and first
! base stations. There is one other
source from which the locals can Sc
cure strength for their outiicid. and
{ TINT is on Snead when not pitching.
To reinforce his catching stan.
pohson is "ndcaNoriuE To make a
Catcher out az Patterson. and has; in
Johnson and Thompson his most
promising material for bolstcrinE his
hurhnE stan the latter being a
southpaw. ~ the freshmen lniield-
ssrS mat survived the local mentors
recent welding the axe. are Rich-
1Rrdson g. Atkins. Cook Mahaucv
'and Berger, the last named a first
pnseman, and the final two having 4
Shauc on Tho uthcr first Ynni, rnnm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
.HEAVYWE|GHTS TO MEET
CHRISTENSEN AND FREBERG
WILL CLASH MONDAY NIGHT
Both Men Have Been Seen in Ar-
ton in Richmond
Before

Harold Christensen and John FIRE.
, nrrs hsayEwetsh,s Of ne mat, who
Monday night. March u. in a finish.
two-ou, -of-threc falls WRESTLING
match. both. had their introduction
10 Richmond wrestling fans by op-
form. the mighty Marin Plesiina.
claimant OF the worlds hcaVy,yeigh,
wrestling championship.
christensen, although only weigh
ing about 2u5 pounds. first appeared
here carly last Year when he was
beaten by pIcstiua in "a gruclling
match which went To TWO falls. lie
Is Dane. and had his first instruc-
his native capital. For his weight
and size he is an exceptionally fast
ana alert wrestler. combining science
with strength To obtain results. Ills
giants Of the mat warrant the con-
clusion that he is n worthy opponent
for FrcbcrE.
This latter. champion of ali Swc-
in the game today. Those who saw
him force Plcstina 30 the limi; at
the auditorium last week will doubt
less testify TO this fact. He recently
wrestlcd Stanlslaus ana WludccIi
latter.
Freberg is 4 ''I1eritab!e Goliath Of
the mat. Standing siX-fcct one-inch.
d,'N "c'S 'lli- 80 lpHNuS, ne IL bp'n
clever and speedy in this mat work
He Inherited his gigantic proportions
from l.apiandcr ancestors. himself
hardening tissue and muscle in his
early youth by trekkiug hundreds or
miles over The bleak ice bound plains
and tundra Of the FAR northland.
home OF the midnight sun. He cN-
poets 10 reach the top rank of the
heaVyweiEht class before leaving the
mat for good.
Turner ana Metropolis. middle
weights of reuoIvu. wiN clash Mon
day night in the opening bout al the
double header. They have met each
other before. with huuors about
even. and are expected 40 furnish q
thrilling Setto as the opening event
il is announced that women viii be
admitted without cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
RUTH GETS into FORM
HOME-RUN KING SHOWS
ACTION IN LOUISIANA
Despite Reports That He Carries
Much Excess Fat, He Fools
Them All.
lRy Universal Service. |

SHREVEPORT. LA, March IA
babe Ruth is rounding into home
run form in spite of reports that he
is carrying much excess fat.
Babe delighted the Sunday crowd
AT the park here today by making
three singles. three home runs. bat
ting in five tallies. stealing two bases.
c S Oh - Dig wa!loDs over left field
renee almost knocked a motormnn
OH ihc Top or street ear. where he
was getting Il free cyeful of Babes
exhibition. ,
The Babe hit one over tho rirh,
nc'd fence in the fifth. Their, were
lnrcc men on bases He slammed an
w i. MT over the fence. in deep center.
win Two on bases. in the seventh
bhDe mad bad day Saturday.
when he famed three times. and
., was Il large crowd on hand to-
was OUT OF order. but Babe fooled
en- ana good time was had by ali
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
ARGENTINA TENNIS PLAYERS
CHALLENGE DAVIS CUP
First Den Ia Come From South
American Country In History of
intrrnnt ionnl Comuriitiou

IN aNNSVVTIsNW I'rpNS, I
NEW YORK March li.-N Davis
Gun challenge from Argentina. the
IN tn" history OF the intnrnational
competitions. was received today by
IN" United states Lawn Tennis AS
Sociation. The entry list. which
Closes tomorrow, was brought to
Twelve 10y the challenge. forwarded
by john " Gibson, OF Bucnos Aires.
secretary OF the Argentine Lawn
Tennis LcaSuc.
The record number of entries nj.
ready received shows now firm n hold
ihr sport has upon the people of ali
nations. said Julian :. AIyrick, prcs-
id"ht OF the association. I'll. .hai-
IehS" was considered hy the assoc
cation as an indication of the de-
E"I"p'neni OF the game in South Amer
iCdn countries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
STANDARD" GOLF BALL
IS BEING DISCUSSED
Question With Englishmcn Is
Whether 20 or electromagnetic
Sphere Should BE Used.
BY Associated Press. /

10y Associated IrcSS.
LONDON, March lin the wake
of recent newspaper discussions by
English golfers on the wisdom %;
players in the United States abolish
Ing the stysnic. the press is nov pub
fishing contributed letters on the al
visibility OF the ball favored as
STANDARD" by American dcvotccs of
the game.
Standardization was decided upon
at meeting her" last year of the
rules committee Of the Royal and An-
cicnt club of -. Andrews with dele
gates from the tnitcd States and
Western Golf Associations. 1t was
voted that. beginning May !. 1927. "A
hal! used in a tournament play must;
not weigh more than 90 ounces, nor
have diameter of less than l.G.
inches.
The, effect Of the ruling was to re-
tain the size al the small, heavy ball
popular in England. but 10 reduce
The weight slightly. 1t rendered what
is known in the United States as the
thirty eligible I" competition. but
in England. English players had
used nothing between the 80 and 81
pcnnywcight balls in their home
play.
Duncan. Of Hanger iiijl. British open
champion. records his satisfaction
with the lighter ball and predicts bet
ter championship figures as a result.
~ am glad that the ball is To be
lighter" writes Duncan, "as the game
VIII be easier 10 play for every one,
in that the Affair rouic'-thc cor
rect way to the grcrn--will not hc so
difficult as with the heavy ball |
viii risk u prophecy and say shat the
championship figures of 1921 viii be
bette" than those of 1920. or OF any
previous year. Not because the bail
VIII 20 farther than il did, but for
the reason that tn" lighter ball Will
be much NOR" easily controllCd.'
The titichUld"r coinm"nds the atti-
tudc held by the Americans at last
years rules conference. when his sur-
EcStIon for Standardization Of the
present twenty nine" was being con-
Sidcrcd
THE Royal and Ancient Club took
the matter up,' he writes, ANA de-
cidcd. not only L. have Il ball limited
in size and weight for the champions
ship, but TO apply IL TO IN" game
ed, and they decided upon Il Floatcr.
Il very useful han for a player Of
more mature age. Fortunately for
the game America had TO be con-
suited on the matter, ana her dele
gates rightly stood out FOR legisla-
ton FOR the coming generation of
golfers. America won on a common
sense argument, which was that her
open champion and her amateur
champion knew nothing about "A
Americas best golfers had learned
their golf since the advent OF the
modern ball"
Duncan expresses a conviction that
The popular ball Of the future will
he as near as possible 10 that known
in Eng rs the twenty
which is slightly lighter than the
present standard,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
bEARCATS EASILY WIN
FROM NElGHBORHOOD FIVE
Are Overwhelming NictorS In Semi
finii> of totnnunit. CIub
ItusL rIhAlI Inui.ia.

S"miiinals in tn. Community Clubs
Midget Basketball l.eHgtI" We're play
cd Oft at the Community Hail Iost
n.ht. IN" Bcarcats defeated The
Ncignhorhood House Team by IN.
score OF AZ To $. Tine Victors have
hc"n exhibiting som" excellent
basketball during tho League vac. and
EXPECT I" annex tho championships
IN practice game the I}earcats
triumph"d over the BOys Grub see
"id team by It close score 'rhcs.
Two CUNTS VIII clash IN the finals to-
morrow night
There We're twelve teams entered in
-" !"agu" race. when started Suiur-
gay, when SIX games Wcr" PLACED IN
addition 10 th-S" game. tn.r. v..rr
i"ur other games piH!sd 100 Ia. hail
on saturday, mnHlUg = total or
twenty teams using The court, There
Was an average Attendance OF 200
b">s throughout the dag
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
JAPAN IS AFTER DAVIS CUP
NIPPON HAS 2 PLAYERS IN
TENNIS TOURNEY THIS YEAR
ichtyn kumnGnc, Oriental star. md
Srhzo Shinidu 10 Weld
Buckets.
BY United News
ltItr

10y CnlLcu NEWS.
NEW YORK. March l4.-,Japan has
entered a challenge for the Davis cup
ana VIII take part in tho intcrna-
hionai tennis tournament this yenr
rms is the first time the land of MIN
pom has ever made Il try for the pre-
mler honors OF the tennis world Two
OF IT'S representatives will he Ichiya
kumnEac. who has long been one OF
the foremost tennis players In Amer
lea. and Scnzo Shimidu, finalist in tho
WORLDS cha mDionShip tennis play AT
Wimbledon last year
The time for receiving challenge
for the Davis cup closes at midnight
tomorrow night. and the Japanese
entry is the eleventh that has been
received. South Africa Is yet to be
heard from, hut officials OF the United
states Lawn Tennis Association have
not given up hope that a challenge
VIII be received from that country
by tomorrow night. In any event:
the entry list this year Is nearly
double that OF any previous year. and
with IN" strong Japanese team in
tho fed the tournament Is expected
TO be on" Of tho best ever held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
SIGNS WITH SENATORS
Griffith Announces A.
or FIRST smckrr for
NnshiHEton Team.

tMMPA: Flu. March H-I.residcn,
ar,,i,,n, on tho Washington Americans.
contract with First Easrmau Loo
Jug" No figures were made public
'th IN" arrival Of walter John
G"t' m roster OF the Senators train
lNE mere was completed. with the cx-
r"piinn Of Jimmy O'Neill. ANA NIi,cr
Hh' lr"tt"m. No word has vet hccn
ncnrd;, either FROM Hrottcm or Miller.
Nt"l rs r""mpcrating from an hi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
C|C0TTE, WILLIAMS NOR
JACKSON WILL AID STATE
Entirely New and tyncxncc,ed
"ist Given to Oft-Dclayed Base
ball Scandal Case.
TO CALL TRIAL THURSDAY
Dciohse Attorneys Arc openly
Cnnrsing That Case Has Already
Collapsed = Spectators I'm COW,
Amazed at Statement.
;, m JAMES l.. KILGALLEy.

ct,,c. s'nH Correspondents
N''ieA9o. March 14.-An cnt,ro,,.
Nv "ha unexpected twist has heon
a., tue ott-delayed basebau SOM.
Sta .S"se-the revelation tbnt rio
have hocr nciirved last October 10
lapsed may have col
.icotte won't testify FIR IT,
80. Neither will Claude viii, -, :,
nor Joe jackson. "'i'iaHhs
furthermore. it la k,ow
noihe DOUBT as to the loyalty or ON is
PROSECUTING witnesses unop ,t
o me state had centercd It's hove ~
IL was largely upon tho t..,.,
OF Cicottc. Jackson ard wi,i;a,,n,,' 1n?
toIe the Cook County grand iI,r,. IT,
that the eight former VIII
IN payers and co-defendnnts wnre
to star, Now that this trio Intend
, Sn.s ana refuse 10 testify mr. iha
forthcoming trial on the t,rcund ~.
,,iheS might incriminate ,hen.soI,.n.'
oT h "t"Ie Is placed in the posi,ion
ot being forced TO go out and nn,
new evidence to s,,bstnn,;n, stt
N"''is es contained In the indlrtmcn;s
r.,. wants 10 Strike Case.
ms, inc prosecution explains TO
WY the state wants the case s,rjcr n,'
from call. which NIGH, mn, thc 'th zen
OFT until next October. ''ihi
Mean,'ine. the defense lawyer. mo
I,n'9rlhE Tor an "immcdintc trial :"
Judge William y. Dcver wt,, IN
day. 'c on ihurs-
The indicted men can 20 IN ,-,,,
within week II Cicot,c. iaclt.on
ana Williams Will take the stand .,nn
.eii what they told the rrnnd t,n,
,aSt october" former Judge T;.or.o
= Jarrett. attorney for the Hmari
can League in the scandal case ,oiI
IN" United News 'o'u
III they won't testify. then ven
maze 10 build up new cvideI,c,
uoht mind saying we have bcr, ~,
tow-as far away rs rho pani"
ooaSt-digEinS up witnesses Who
NH tcI what they know. not what
Defense attorneys are onou,,,
charging that the states c,sn h. +,
collapsed. Henry Berger. nt,orn",
lor Abe Attcll ana J. j (.Snor,.;
sullivan. made tn" sensational rhnryn
q, nearing In Judge Devcr's con-,
monday that the States wItn.ssas
were placing themselves on Inc MAJ
IL" said that Charles X. MIN. ybo
IS named in the Indictment as no
victim OF the alleged 'consniracv ~
deiraud the public" came 10 his of,icc
Tense" 'e ue-
Minis. next to Cico,,c. Williams and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
COTTON STATES LEAGUE
CLOSES ORGANIZATION
Officers Make Decision When IL BE
comes impossible to Obtain
Enough Towns.

By Associated Press.
MERIDIAN. MISS, March Little
recently organized cotton States
baseball League has been abandon
ed and the Mis- . sippi state League
oreaniZcd with iour cities. Meridian,
Jackson. Greenwood and CIarksdale.
comprising the circuit. the playing
season To begin Monday, April %.
abandonment was decided upon
when II was seen that neither a six
nor an cight-town league could he
formed. it is explained. five towns
the fifth town., Pensacola. having been
dropped until sixth could be Sc
cured. Sheffield, Ala, and Columbia.
Tenn, withdrew because of the ex-
pensive jumps necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
MOTORBOAT CHAMPIONSHIP
RACES WILL BE AT DETROIT
Gold Cup Contests Ia he Held from
August =. I rough ~, Accord
Ing Ia y. l.. Jmhsum.

NEW YORK. March u Motorhoat
races tOr the gold cup. cmbl"mutic
OF the North American championship.
VIII b. held at Detroit Aux ust u. %
night ~ Connie lore J. /. JIdsou. of
the MotorhOut club o! America
During the compo t.tinn which pre-
cedcs the races for the British inter-
national trophy there on September
3. ) ANA 6. the pue-m!lo championship
OF North America viii hc dcoidcf ana
also contests for jho Wood Fisher
trophy, = new trophy Offered hy Gar
field y wood and carl q. Fisher for
displacement races ugen % boats I'M
der thiriy-two ivct lu !cugth equip
ped with AN cusinc with piston dis
placement not e.cecd!ns ALSO cubic
inches.
The events VIII be decided on Lake
81 CLair or th. nNtrn.t nLvmE.
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BOWLING SCORES STAND
One Hundred and Sky Performers
.rr Unable Ia thnng' u Position
AInnni. 10 Lenders In InurncA

HiIfFALo. \. y March "a - Amer
lcnn lowing Congress h..n scores
stood M against an all.day attract.
by 100 performers Ia the Individual
ana twp- man "vcut6 Today, the stand
ing of ten leaders remaining nm.
NJ Emchan and L. Hczaon
OF Chicago. with a total OF 1896. were
INC hsGh pair In the Jouhlcs. with 4
$50 total by y fenstrrmidscr. OF Kali
amazoo. topping of the days rolling
in the singles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
HERB PENNOCK REPORTS
TO BOSTON AMERICANS
Veteran Pitcher shows In for D,tx
nj spring TRIMMING Camp mt Hot
SPRINGS
on ny Associated prcss.l

=
HOT SPRINGS. ARK. Mari, IA
iicrp fthhock, veteran pitcher. re-
ported 10 the BOSTON American
..tuEne baseball club at ;heir spring
puiiy has received no word from Nlc.
INNS. Hick. Myers and McnosIky. who
are holding out for Increased saIa.
~ present the urospccts arc MOI,
"rlEht ior IN" Boston club coming 10
,irms with the hould-outs. as Pros.
,"rhl rae" has declared that he in
offered. ~ S"i"ricS
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Hoid Georgian for Murder.

ATLANTA, GA. March Iii c.
Thomas. proprietor of IA Decatur
street wciner- stand. who. on sur
Fred G. Thompson, told a story of an
assault on him by four men after
letters. signed Eyes OF 1000 Real
Men" had warned him 10 support his
wife, was held 10 the grand jury on
charge OF murder here late today by
n coroner's jury which investigated
he case.
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states star witness '''c
Spectators Arc ap,,,

-''N' . S'dT WlIncSS.
Spectators Are Amuzrd
spectators at the hearing wore
some what amazed at the statement ~
hcntdIct Short, attorney for jackson
anu Williams, that my clients
haven't confessed anything" Short
incidentally. took occasion to assaIi
judge kencsaw NJ Lands and what
ne termed the baseball ollgarchv."
suck Viewers attorncr showed tho
Judge petition signed b. IO.OOc
ShicaEo fans asking the rclnstate-
m"nt OF the former Sox third base
man should he be found not guilty.
Ihe lawyers action was IN response
20 the statement Of Assistant States
attorney George s. German that
these players cant get back into the
game any more than ] can"
Judge Lands has placed all the in
dici"d players on his Ineligible list
50 has Charles 4. Comiskcy prcsi-
dent OF the White Sox, who says there
~ absolutely no chance for any OF
them 10 play Tor mo unless they can
clear themselves 10 my satisfaction"
But the indicted players. ncttled
beyond belief AT the appearance OF
spring training box scores without
their familiar names. can't make
themselves believe that the season
will most likely start without any OF
them In the linc-up. even tho. gh the
states case is In a Dad way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
Miami Polo Team Wins Cuban Gun.

MIAMI. FLA, March 1.-THE Mi
ami Beach polo team returned Mon
day from Havana with the Cuban
cup which il won in series OF
matches with the army team on the
island. Harold Talbot. OF Dayton,
Ohio. is captain OF the team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
B b. Ruth Clouts Three
Homers in Practise Game
~ AssncIntcd rrcss.l

MEM YORK. March ii.-DurinS
the game at Snrov cport yesterday,
in which the New York Nmcricans
defeated the ShrUvepor; Texas
League team, u to . ''lSa he
Ruth got three nome Rms AMI
three singles in sin trips 70 the
plate. lie stole two bases ana
performed brilliantly at Ursi.
y recruit. Al WmEp. who pa
trollcd loft field. followed Ruth in
tn" batting order. ami gathered
TWO singles and a double IN live
timnS at bat.
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>nmr. Team tr,.r ry C.,,,

AtGllST GA. March Ii-AuRus
"a the home Of Ty Cobb. manager Of
the Detroit tAmerican I.caguc) base
pan team, yesterday honorcd the hall
p.".er ny ohcially naming tho Au-
Iusta team, Of tho South Atlantic As.
ISOLATION, the Tigers" Tho name
was selected from number OF aug-'
gestions. -
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uohpc Gets -Four lioncr.

tiNtiNNAlI. ONO, M3fch IL
Four home runs and 4 single out
OF SIX times At bat. was the record
made yesterday by sam Bohnc.
Cincinnati National League recruit
third hascman. in a game with the
Columbus American NSsuc:a,ior
team mt Ranger. Tex. Sail dis
patches from Hanger today
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zbvsxko Throw, stccbcr

NEW YORK. March l4.-S,anislaus
Xbyszko. of Poland. threw Joe Stecher
former worlds catch s-catch- can
wrestling champion. here tonight in
two hours. sixteen minutes and ten
seconds with n crotch hold and wrist
lock
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Exhibition Games

oRANGE. TEN. March lA.-Thc
cardinals won here today.
pbi,,do,,,,;, II. II. r.
81. Louis Cardinals ....2 &
(Itlevcn inninesD
Harris. Moore and pnrl,ins Nv,
K ken liaines. REVERE and McGarthv.
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Rrnvcs, RccrnIts Rrnort for Duty.

BOSTON. March 14.-Frcd Nichoi-
son and Billy Southworth. players
acquired by the Boston Nationals
from Pittsburgh. have reported for
training at the Braves camp in Gal
weston. Ten, II was reported here
today. The squad now is virtually
complete.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 14.--Ash-
ton Donza. of New Orleans. won a
Nftccn-round decision over Zula Kid.
OF Brooklyn In a fast contest here
tonight. They are featherwcights.
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HAERlSONBURG VA. March H.
The basketball puiut OF the State
Normal School for Women. here, re-
turned Saturday from Farmviile. Va.
where they defeated the team OF that
school by a score Of IS To "a