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LOCAfhn LESS TbAr A HD6Ch TRol
Csnnsctieut sEenss-fihs Es0ms sHd N
hsthsi a-mi; hardwood .heors End ttfV
trreeHed Throughout; loi with lea-tsei froul
are by ISL feet des9 Price. fie.e0a NJ
kFENER A Goss. lt0S Eye at M Nal
tT52. tes1
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ST. BET 3RD & 4TH-11 rms, b.
81. 00O TH0S. ]. FISHER CO., 13S 18th
81 Mai Rcan
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FINE I. OCATION: EXCLUSIVE NEIGH
borhood well built home; nine rooms and
two baths: all outside rooms; has hot-water
heat, electric lights: possession can be had
with title. Price. s13.50O. McKEEvER 4
GOSS. 14O5 Eve st NV. VI. 1852. 23l-3
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n ST. NV. BET. 2ND AND sRD-THREE
stories; 9 rms; . barns: . toilets: h:-p.h /:
$4,000. THOMAS ]. FISHER &, CO., INC,
1873 18th St rw Main 6S3O
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Sl5.750

Keokuk. near Conn. Hve.-Sir sracioui
rnoms ard hath; h.-wh.: eiec.. ron 20
rarsFps perfect rzrrdfffon
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n ST. Nw.-sI5.O0o: 3-sTORY: i2 RMS a
store to wide alley. wILDMAN & CO..
9th & H. Franklin 6406. 90
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&! 100; 4TH ST AND MASS. AVE. NV.
rms: bath, latrobe; tbusiness zonel
Main 1901. DAVID E. BARRY. 1907 h
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S11,500.

18th st. near Fairmont 81. nw.--6 rooms &
bath; h.-v. H.: cleo: dor hIe garage.
JOHN r DONoHOE & SONS.
3l4 Pa ave
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ON EYE ST. BETWEEN 10TH & 20TH-s
stories: brick: o rooms; bath; Iatrobe heat
Io., 90 W. S.o ihohAs
Main $3.50
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G1RARD ST.-lO rms: b.: elec: st n
sl2,So THos. J.'FISHER & Co. T3S
18th at NV Main $50
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CENTRAL N. w.-PRoFEssIoNAL IOCA.
tion: blocks from White House; 3-story
orick house; II rooms 4 bath: garage. Price.
$4,000: reasonable terms. LOUIS p. SHOE.
MAKER. 1407 y. Y ave. Main 1856
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GROCERY BUS: sTH ST. Sw.-se50 mrs
per week; $40 rent for store and rs-
price $4,000: will sell property. wIIDNAN
Z CO.. 9th & h Fr. 64os 1872
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10TH ST., NORTH OF SCOTT CIRCLE-2e
| rooms; 2 stairways: . baths; h.-wh: lear
garage: $4,000. THOMAS j. FISHER &
CO., INC, 73S 18th ST. NV. Main 6S30
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WILLIAM K. HARTUNG

coLUMBIA HEIGHTs-s1I 800.
II will be 20 your advantage TO inspect this
practically new home in beautiful Colum bia
Heights; about u square OF l4th st.; 9
rooms and bath: h.-wh.: electric lights:
hardwood floors; laundry facilities: Eisss in
closed sleeping porch; deep lot to alley;
ample garage space: beautiful shrubbery: IN
usual terms wM. S. PHILLIPS. 1909 n.
Y. ave. Main l600.
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CHAPLIN ST, WEST OF i4TH-s ROOMS:
bath; lot 70 private slley. $500.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC. as l5tf
81. NV Main eSa0
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NEW ASn DEIIGHTFUIIT PTTVSY1
BRICK HOUSE, - feet wide. with 4 Isrj
bedrooms and baths Is raamF IN am, al
ranged sp I've essrSi spacious fnnnt Rar
nnd sleeping perch the msst maAarT
continents and best quality af msteriG
have been used, and it ts lecstsd IN -
tien II beautiful henes and emily . she
distHRss fnem the car linei price SIs ~
SHANNON a LUcHs. fls 18th 81 ID
MasH ss4k.
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fAhh ROAD-THlS is AN ATTRACTIVE
semi-detached six-room and hath home;
well iocated on this popular street; contains
| aH the features that go for modern home
comfort: hot-water heat: electric lights:
hardwood floors and trim; convenient pantry:
laundry facilities. Price. Sln.s50: possession
"an hs had with title McKEEVER & G0Ss.
'4n' Fvo 81 NV. Main 4152 2no-S
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$500.

b St between 5th q oth-Nev 2-story
brick apartment; h.-wh; terms
JOHN r. DONoHOE SONS,
pa
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CALVERT ST. Mr.. lSTH-a RMS. n.
gas: elec: h.-wh. SI4T5n THOS J
FISHER T3s 18th St Main 6S20.
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S7 50O

bath.
JOHN F DONoHoE & SONS.
21l Pn
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BUSINESS PR0PERTY-STORE h APIS. ;
near 18th Columbia rd.: brick: 8 story;
h-w.h.: nne business location: alley IN rear
Price. S25,0n0: terms. LOUIS p SHOE
MAKER, 1407 n. Y ave. Main 11ss.
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P. F. CARLEY.

MR. RUYER = If YOT WANT A REAL
live grHcery. meat market. ncOfectiOnery.
telicateSsen store, rOOmIng house lunchrOOn:.
cafeteria, ary Kind Of a business. you
will save lime and money by consulting
WILDMAN & Co. 9th < II SITS. Phone
Fl s4Ae 1901
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GROCERY; Mr.. 14TH AND SIS. Ne
clean-cut bus. cor; STRICTLY cash trade:
doing better than $500 per week; price
$500; II Is worth your while. wILDMAN
q CO. 9th & II SITS. Fr. sos. IaA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
FRANK BAKERS DRIVE
PAvES WAY FOR YANKs
+ Former Homc-Run King
Drives Out Two
Base Hit.
IKv Unitcd Naval

BEAUMONT, TEN, March %
Frank bakers double. scoring one run
and paving the way To another. gave
tn. Yankees the lead they needed l."
defeat the Robins this afternoon in
the third game of their scrics Hak
crS blow followed pass to Babe
Ruth al the start az the second half
Of tn" eighth inning, and was follow
cd in turn by long single by Wallic
Ihnp. two runs resulting. The final
score was to 3, the Robins staging
rally In the ninth. which Welded
one run before sensational plays by
Everett Scott and Norman Mcmillan
retired the side.
Bob" Shawkcy pitched the first
five innings for the Yanks and was
raped for six hits and three runs.
-Four Of the hits were doubles over q
short right ntld fence. and on most
ball fields would have been easy outs.
George Murray. rookie right; -handcr
from the Rochester club. Of the Inter
rounds and was found for five hits
and two runs.
Leon Cadorc started for the Rob-
ms but after being hit for three runs.
was replaced by Harry Shrievcr a re-
cruit from the Saginaw club Of tho
Michigan Ontario League. who was
nickrd for six hits and three runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
UN|ONT0WN, Pa, GOLFER
SURPRISES SPECTATORS
Mrs. NJ. J. Scammcll Defeats
Miss Edith Cummings at
Pinchurst.
lny Associated rrcss.l

FINE!uRST, y. C.. March IS
Mrs. NJ. j Scammell. Of rnioninwn.
IA, defeated Miss Edith Cummings.
OF Chicago. and !, in the scmlnnai
match today OF the North and south
golf championship. Miss Gicnna
Collett. Of Providence. r. l.. won
from Mrs. G. oebclarkcr. OF Arcola
by ana :. and VIII meet Mrs. Scam
NELL in tho finals tomorrow
The result OF the Cummings Scam
mel! match furnIshcn the surprise of
IN" tournament. MISS Cummings hav-
snE been considered the favorl,c on
odds until the turn. She was one
up al the tenth. which she won with
part four. only 10 loSc the eleventh
and twelfth holes when she was
forced to take three puts ON each
green.
Mrs. Scammcll's brilliant golf was
not entirely unexpected, however
since she is the daughter OF u. g.
Fownce and n sister 81 ". &. Fowncs
former national amateur champion.
Miss Collect won her match cas!ly
the result having been determined
beyond pcradventure AT the twelfth
hole. she went out in a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
ABBOTT HAS ARRIVED
TO TAKE OVER CLUB

bANViLLE, VA. March 2S.-Man-
aScr Tom Abbott, W New Haven.
Mass; who Is TO niio, the TabaCcon-
.>tS III the Piedmont League pcnnan,
vile. Today he was calling in his
fltchinE star, ordering them to re-
n,%Tt in Danv!lle the end II this week u,
inc other tryouts contracted fur ar.
~" mere at The beginning uf the COM
lhs week. when training M! begin
az Stonewan Jackson Park
Mnnaser Abbott today h"ld = long
conference with owner Fvyton
Hatcher who is well pleased with
Aupptt. and who has given Nuhott a
re. hand in selecting a good team.
Hatcher expects :" leave Abbott un-
i-tt"red in his choice " a team.
Abbott said that TrcNl.r. Ridgcrs
and Harris. of the old plt.hlnl staff
are St!il holding out" but he experts
'"'.r contracts within Tho next f.yv
GAYS. Thompson, another 81 Dan
Ni!!''. las; years pitchers MAY be
t'a3"d 20 a team III the blu. RiGg.
League. seven pitchers ar expected
90 arrive during the week. AN OF
these men being from tho North and
Wei known personally 20 Abbott for
their ability. The new manager be-
.ieNes that in the three weeks train
ing pericT h. can round out = good
team and one which Viii g,t results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
SPIDERS OPEN BASEBALL
SEASON THIS At TERNDON
Meet Union Theological Sem
mary Team Il, Stadium
Field at $3.50.

University o; Richmond Will open
its baseball season. officially. this
afternoon az Stadium Field, West
hampton. when the Spiders VIII meet
The nine from the Union Theology
cal Seminary Local fans Viii be
given an orpor,uuiry to Get 4
glimpse OF the Red and Blue nine
when i, ;rots out on tho diamond at
$40 o'clock.
The spiders have been prac,:cing
for the last three weeks and the
battery candidates have had indoor
cNcTci>. previous 10 that. Th- men
a'e In good condition and, although
tho s.aSon s;!ll-is In It's Infancy. they
vii! show strength in their mrs, APP
p"arauce.
80 chances are being taken with
the Giutcr park outnt who while
handicapped IL various WAYS in get
irs together Il team. always hav"
been dangerous outnt. Last sea-
son tie score between the TWO WAS
fairly clps. and this spring the
Preachers can boast OF greater
strength
Lev northern. four-year base
ia man az N. University of Rich.
fH'ud, now Is with ;ha North Rich
moni team. Wh:l. lie remains a
loyal Spider he IS OUT 10 help his
''"s"nt teammates 20 put "A Grimm
M his former teammates aspira
ions. Northern VIII ne remembered
a. consistent hirtcr and "a good
h'!dtr and should help TN. visitors
p"os"n VIII not make This con,cs,
q rrar'ic" affair bu, viii make use
"i ms hrst-string OUTFIT. lust who
WI start on tn" mound is 40,
known buy Snoad. veteran of TWO
.'.'tr" campaigns. will get j.. for
al least part - the fray. Doh
s"n sad Yesterday that he woulI
HF" BON Patterson and Atkins De
mind the tat
Tn. complete liue-up OF tn. Srfd.
"Fs m"r" than likely VIII he: r.t.
ters"n and Atkins. catch"rs. Snoad
Johnson. Ecams, Brett or Anderson.
pitcher R"rS"r nrst base: lone,
second hhse, Fray or MaHap.,
'h"T'S,p" Tow!ll third base. wald.
"i burlington Richardson and
'i'"man, "u,heidcrs.
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Daily Golf Catechism,
With Rules SimpliGcd
ny INNS BROWN
- What are the specifications OF
he standard hall"

- What are the specifications of
the standard ball
\. There is no standard ball There
are certain limits within which Il
hall for tournament play must come.
II II weighs as much as i.62 ounces
,aNoirdupoisp. II must bc a least l.S2
inches in diameter. 1t can weigh
more and he larger. or weigh less and
toe smaller, and still come within
the specifications.
9. Is there penalty if a player
accidentally drops II club IN a sand
Trap in getting ready 10 play a
stroke?
\. Not unless the club hits the ball
or improves the lie of it,
.. Can II PLAYER sole a club on the
s!opiue bank of trap IL the bank
Is covered with grass?
y Yes. Properly Speaking, that is
not par, OF the hazard
g Are there any conditions under
which ball may b. moved without
penalty in hazard
y Yes. II II should happen to lie
on OF within a club length or a dram
cover OF water pipe or any tool or
equipment used in The upkeep OF the
course, that might have accidentally
been ieti there. II must be dropped
IL the hazard.
w '"' - w '' t'n' where II is
impossible To drop ball in NAV
able place when condition arises.
Wner" ''h" rules cal! for II TO be
lifted and dropped?
a. In such extreme cases, the rules
allow ;he ball TO be placed. no, near
er the hole,
or any golf rules puzzle YOU. write
INNS THROWN, care az our sporting
penar tment. inclos.ng stamped re-
turned cnvclopsl.
tCoryriShi, 1922. Sol Metxscr).
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CHALLENGER DISPLAYS !
BRILLIANT BILLIARDS
champion at 1872 Bulk Line
Gives Spectacular Exhibi.
ton, However.
Try Associated prcs.

~
CHICAGO. March 2S-Willic HANNA
tonight gave one OF the gumest ex-
hihitions OF billiards in his long
career. but was unable to overcome
the spectacular piaving OF tho cham
pion Jake Schacfer in their too
1872 balk line match for the world,
titie. and the second block or pIav
ended with Young Jake" stili in
the lead. 1000 To 152 Schacfcr won
t"nishts block. 500 to 4s6 hu, AT one
time led his challenger. 300 to 81.
score By innings:
Schacfcr. 1874. 1913, 81. lG. 3D. 81.
II. JS-j00 900
Average tonight: e.. As. grand
average, 5S ls-l7.
Hoppe. 40. 81. o. al, II. 1874, lG1--
iSG--iG6-J52
average tonight; GO 81. grand
average 30 Sic
Hits Home Itun. Hut Iusrs job.
licSToN, March 2s.-A home run
with tn" bases fun 10y II recruit.
Frank Putnam, 0f Worcester, markell
The Braves traInin. game at ST
Petersburg. Fla. yesterday. He did
not gain steady Job. however. an
Manager Mitchell Is I" send him to
the minors In ia" belief that he VIII
ma X" the bag league grade In AN
ether
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ELON HANDS NINE
FROM 5. G.. BEATING


ElpN COLLEGE. y. @. March .S.-
Win Ferry working on the mound
~ ,h' gam" Win Errkiuc College
here this afternoon Elou had lltrl.
aihcGity in taking the bis end IL Il
i-tp-l score.
Ferry pitched in mld-s-ason form
and allowed only five hits Tor Inc
eight innings h. worked, scattering
thcm through four Innings k.un.dy.
doing the twirl!ug for IN. south
.arol!niahs, although allowing tho
fIonites only rv" hits was Unabl. To-
h-"p them scattered. This. coupled
Win poor support from his team
mates AT critical moments, caused
Ershine to lose
score by innings: r. H.
i.rSkin ........ p<a go nl6-i =
Elnu ,,........ $50 so a6x-, {
summary: Esr-Il runs. Elou
Two-hase hi's-Y, snE Page. stolen
ha ses-Allston Marl"rte ClarE r2l
III hy pitched ba'i-k Kennedy, /.
struck oE,-hy kcnn'Gy. {, by Ferry.
HaS'r' on halis-nonc. tmpir"
. ohuson.
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HERBERT TAREYTONS
PLAY CAME TODAY

The Herbert Taroytou team Of the
lice game iii, af,rrnt.I v.. IN ,hev
meet John Ma'eha''.-i - 49, : moo! III
Boulevard F..ld. can SHiIr.'.iy aftnr-
noon they pias The Union Th,.ing' al
is arranging several other good games
with teams n and around Richmond.
10 be played before The league sea-
sor opens. ARRANGEMENTS are under
In another airy an Easter Monday
Tn" Team has under contract a
number ~ wo.l-lnowr ulay-rs. In
Guiding '.i. Dtytuo Batc Cancpa.
FLOYD Iiuasuu. Boh ~ ~r. skinny
owens John Brpaiius .Bu..' Todd.
V =. /. - Ca'rrer Doe Waduaurr.
former American LEAGUE pitcher.
Geors" HARDY. wcli known semi pro
Tess lcnai nlaf'r and several other
good Amateurs.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
WILL PLAY IS GAMES
CIRCUIT on rouR CIIns
Tnkoin, Church nm. Ernest hr"thcrs
md Dixie Eagles Compose Class
4 Observation-Disclosures Contests mt
byrd Park md {. 4. \. Field.

Teams Of the Commercial Baseball
League. one of The class y amateur
organizations ut Richmond, Viii play
eighteen games The schedule adopt
ed At a recent meeting of ;he Of
fccrs OF tho orsauizacto ION shows that
tho season viii open or April - and
close on Angus, - Games VIII hc
played on SATURDAYS only. with the
exception oC Decoration DAY, May
80 under The present schedule. !;
Is probable mat wad-wcck contests
viii he played latc- IN the season.
with four teams. Tnkola. Church
nm Ernest Brothers and Dixie
Eagles, IL WAS AN easy matter 10
draw up an equitable, schedule. one
of ,het diamonds at Eyrd i'ark have
been turned over 10 the League and
two ur the teams Takola ana thu.
Eagles. viii use il for their nome
diamond Tn, old I. {. = FIcid, on
Church min, Is the leagues other
playing + cid. assigned 10 Church I'M
and ErneS, Brothers.
The Cl,urch Hu team VIII play
under the jurisdiction OF the church
Hin AthicF ic Association This or
ganizat!on controls the teams n all
branches ~. spor; and is making
plans to have the =. =. \ Field
C4tStN dEo.u lhT hNl.tIIh contests. y
fence Will be constructed around the
entire block and new Eraudstaud
erected.
In drafting the schedule the Of
ncers of the hague have arranged
!; SO that each team meets the Other
sN times and appears on It's home
diamond twelve times during the
season.
TIN. srb,Sr1, .g,l,,,s.
April EaElyH vs.. Takola a,
Church HIN. at g. c. y.
ApriI 2s-Ernest Brothers y.
Takcla. q; Byrd rark Eagles -.
Church I'M, AT &. =. \.
May o--Csureh Hi! ys. Takola at
BYRD Fark: ErneS; brothers -.
Byrd Park Church HiI - Ernes;
M@y -oG,c4arcR i'm ys. EaEles:
MAY Ernss, nro,hers VI.
Eagles. AZ Byrd Park Takola ".
Church Inn. at . c. a.
VS. Tgkoia. a. Byrd PARIS. ErHes;
Brothers W. Church Hll. Al g 6. y.
june 3-Ernest Brothers vs. Takola.
at Byrd Park Eagles vs. church Nh
June lG-church uil IS. Takola. q,
Byrd PARK Eagles ". Ernest Broth
June Takels y IS, Esslgs AZ 4:
Brothers. q 9. T. 4
3gne cnuren Hw ~ Easles "a,
Byrd Tavk Takola Va. ERNEST Broth
crS at &. e. \.
July I-I;rncs, Brothers VS.. Eagles
at Byrd rark Takola y. Church
July Eagles vs.. Takola. a, Byrd
PARK; Ernest Brothers -. Church
Hill. at {. Z. \.
July l5-Ernest Brothers V.
Taknia, at BYRD Park Eagles ".
Church Hnl. at c. G. \.
July Church lin ". Takola. st
Byrd Park Eagles ". Ernest Broth
crs. NJ G. .. \.
July 2s-Takola vs. Ea giles. at Byrd
Park. Church I'M rs. Ernest Broth
ers AT G. q. ).
August 5-church I'M vs.. Eagles,
nj Byrd rarki Takola v. Ernest
Brothcrs. at Church Hi.
August l2-Ernest BROTHERS ".
Eagles. At Byrd Park Taho!a ".
Church i.il a. e. 6. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
WILLIAM AND MARY NINE
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY
Varsity Squad Encounters See
ond and Third Teams and
Shows Promise.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, March Is
Favored by continued excellent
weather conditions the William and
Mary baseball squad ~ rounding into
shape rapidly. Practice games be-
tween tn" hrst team ANA tn" second
ana third teams nave been PLAYED
every day for tn" iat,t week. ana this
has given Coach Driver - good lin. on
IA" ability Of most OF the candidates
iOr the team.
Yesterdays workout was the best
n" Indians have staged this year.
Features ~ III. pracLir" game were
IN" pitching OF iIarwood and Ste
men. and Il brilliant triple play OK
ecut"d by the varsity infcld. The
riplc play was TN. first seen on the
local hcld In many moons, and gave
the Indians. Coach Driver seemed
pleased with the prospects for the
srason after yesterdays practice.
stephens Is bidding. fair to even
better his 1920 record. At first it
wae thought that the Ice Meadows
of the Indian min" would not be in
shape TO pitch this year. hut his work
Yesterday was Of the best. He pitched
tor as" innings, and literally stood
the scrubs on their heads. iiarwoOd.
wh" played right field last year. Is
showing Gp w"ii IN III" box. He has
q wealth Of speed ana good control.
~ ADDITION 10 TINS IN" hit Fellow ~
slanming tn" ball all over IN" lot.
having knocked NOR" ,xtr, base hits
than any man on the squad.
II stephens keeps up his work. and
IIdr"pOd continues To show improve
mont. the two, with curt" Thomp-
son Will form classy coll"gIHtc
plirhInl: trio III" former two arc
rirhi handlers, Will" Thompson hurts
from the left side.
'Snrap" Chandler. VIII" led the team
100 hitting last year, aud pitched as
r"Il"i D"Hman ia several games
iIk"ly viii mount the rubber In one
OF '"n contests this year. ~" pitched
brilliant ball last summer.
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Try Associated rress.I

PARlS, March 2S.-A gala boxing
night. in which American army box
erS from Coblenz participated prior
70 thcir departure for the United
states, was held this evening Men
from tn" Cologne, MaycnCc and
tnbienz armies Of occupation, rep-c-
Scnting Great Britain and France and
IN" French veteran soldiers. Georges
Carpenter and Eugene Criuui. took
part.
The exhibitions were witnessed hy
large crowd. including MarShal
F"ch. Mr.. iicrrick. tho American am
baSSa1"r. Baron Harding. the british
ambassador, Major -GcncraI Allen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29

~ sIITGE sIt.Ef VA .,, 81.
n. Han rh"r tidre. u.s.,... .,,..
','ii bss"Ha.l r'aepN 'ginoffsp.
?itsrn"ou ., Jmr ininn WI W..
MN hN4'afs trtd.uy an 'ursT ID.
i"i'h't '"ati ltrli., Ha. d,
.'i'y'" It "'rDUg sirins n s.,a,a
L''t .i"A'r- ard fhcy NIl fiu :,
ia.si DHb.iaHoE f"' ne pr.p .upaI
ia. l"t<'fs 3" '"'sjs Buchanan.
lH'''f ~. f''f 'gf 'sTc.nbr.r tlft-t
~ n.sJ hiilfr'J Esad'nE. sfuIaI!.
rr '.' mruuG 'or mo vIyef
yI'h smith y4UsiIt.i.
~ i.'i ~ .af' s"arpH ''ags y. 49,.
.o uamps,n Fidney i,sIr ,,si,-
"N. i.t' 30 aE fDilpyr Buu.,..
80 roy |rr'aran ~ ET.r rIirh.r
I''itt irsi rss. bay Hrcnrd AnS..
.HH''i- sHr,fstnp ESsns MIRA MR..
L'ati"s.E i.r hsl1 gGS. center
@"t' Epiao. "a EpDlhbll, rgh,
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\. \. /. To DISCUSS
EVENTS FOR WOMEN

NOSTp$ March Amateur air
."t" union officials and REPRESENTA-
ives az "um.n.s sport ORGANIZATIONS
will meet ~ Ncw iork Npru 10
~ sous. plans for feminine liartlr.r.,
'|"r ion sports. IL MAS announced To-
nHf Ih, meeting vas ARRANGED in
connection with n. mans fr' events
for women TO be undertaken By, ne
y. =. unTd.r Nat 'hIs puu'ft
uH' " ahl" 90 meet like "pmn-,.i ,u
from ~" rert - tho world ~ coUiu.,
''.tflT dds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
BOXERS HOLD GAIA
NIGHT BEFORE "YANKS" LEAVE
Two Americans Victorious but Third Is Oupointed by
observation-disclosures Carpenter Appears in
Ring for Three Rounds.

commander Of the American army ut
occupation, lrinC" and Princess
George Of Greece. and other nntablc
persons.
Two Americans won their bouts
hut one American Was defeated. l'ri-
waite Johnny Myers, of Pittsburgh.
received tn" decision over Tommy
Evans, Of th. british army. and tx id"
Murray "f Philadelphia, won from "a
French soldier named l.acaille.
George iilstrap. Of Minneapolis. lost
10 Private Kuupuct, OF the French
army. All the bouts went the limit.
Carpenter and crl iui gave a three
round exhibition. Carpenter ap-
rcarcd to lac in fair condition, al
though he looked rather thin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
CHAMP AND DDN
Put OFT OF RUNNING

NEW YORK Nlarrh q. vi-..r. ,r
TilGeu. H.. national tennis cha.url0r.
playing Ti'H A l. W-tn-r the -
year 'la school uny. MAS put Ola, Of
cnampiouSniv tournament In tho 80
chd roGn! luray iu TWO STRAIGHT srts
by lnen iiar'mauU and James q
Ewing The scores. were go. ll-g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
~ Cobb I.usrs Rrcrult,

DETROIT. MICH, March 2S-ry
Cobb IL withou, th. services Of
sylvester johnson, promising recruit
hurlcr. Johnston sustained a frac-
turcd wrist in Il game at Union :. g..
ana proDahlN viii be unable to take
Eis place on tn" mound until some
tine alter the opening OF the cham
bipnship race
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
nrnwns Hcicus. ou,u.,,c,

- ~ u, NHF'U - ~ fD|rI-.D-
q fni T"dt rutneldcr. to colt!mtl,.
o: inc American Association. M
about n" moot Interesting Item -
itr"ttt from the ST Louis American,
training camp today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
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