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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
ENTRY LIST HEAVY
FOR TRAP TOURNEY

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept -Four
hundred and e!ehty-three entries in
the twenty-third annual Grand Amer
lean Handicap have been received by
The American Trapshootire Associa-
ton. This number will undoubtedly
he largely added 20 by the post CON
penalty entries in this event. which
can be made UP 10 +. NJ. Thursday.
September II. at only 81 slightly In
creased entry fee. Judging by past
experience" said Gtonhy McLinn. soc
retary-nanager OF the Il. T. n. to-
day. ws ought 10 have between $50
and 200 penaHy entries. which would
bring the to.uI entry list close up
70 the 700 mark"
The Grand American Handicap is
tho last event on the program for tho
fulI weeks shooting, September IL
l6 Inclusive, and sixteen traps have
been installed. all !n n strsish, line
son tho now Absecon Boulevard in
AtlDntic CITY. whore the tournament
swili bo. held. the city fathers hav-
ing CLOSED s0Q feet % the boulevard
Tor that nlrboss during tho toutna-
mAnt.
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.Batted for Basslcr in ninth
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ROBERT GARDNER LEADS ANA TEURS FOR Ma IONA
Convicts Start Practice
for Prison Grid Team
ny Associated rrcss.l

ATLANTA. Sept. 2.-Collcge ath-
ietes are not the. only ones whose
thoughts are turning 10 the foot
ball field. Tho inmates of the At
lanta Federal penitcntiary. after
finishing a successful baseball sea
son, already havo taken up the
grind that Is necessary to team
work on the grldiron. and have
sent out challenge for games
with fast local elerens
We arc in the field this year
with high-class organization of
football players, consisting of ex-
college stars. and we would like to
arrange games With some good
scrni professional aEgrcCatlons
about tho city" says the fall an
nourccmcnt.
For any OF tho 1000 or more
men at the prison to make tho
team" demands great effort. as tile
championship baseball nine has
been allowed at times to play on
fields beyond tho grim walls sur
rounding the grounds of tho in
stitution. and tho football stars
are hoping they may got tho same
treatment
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CHERO.COLA TOSSERS
LOSES TO SWIFT CREEK

MIDWAY. VA, Sept.2--The Midway
Chero-Cola baseball team wore met
and defeated on their grounds satur-
day by their old rivals. Swift Crock.
rho game was ono OF the best Of the
season. Tho SCORE was to /. Swift
Creek put up tho highest gan,o they
have played this season and tho
Chero-Cola crowd would not have
scored had It not been for tho throe.
base hit OF d. Millcr, which oamo
In tho Fourth inning. Midway Cho-o-
Cola has pcen weakened by tho loss
OF soma OF their host players. On
Labor Day the Choro- Cola boys have
three games booked, ono for tho
morning and two for that afternoon,
all OF them are on tho homo grounds,
which Will Give tho people OF ches.
ter quite q baseball carnival,
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CAPTAIN-pOsITroN

Roberts. end.
j. :. Moore, full.
James Il. Cameron. guard. .....
p. Il, Caldwell. quarter back.
Louis I.aFountaine, end. ........
rudolph Comstock, guard. ....
o. '" Hughes. center. ........
j. Il. l:arron, half back
T. p, smith. quarter back .......
f. Il. schwab, guard. ............
n. - Floyd, tackle. .............
IL. ). Eentz. center.
Don Couk. fun back. ............
T. q. Neal, end.
Andrew Ncsbit. tackle
w. g P:ti"h;trd. guard.
" :. 'H'H'i. quarter back ...
". C9uahiRn. half back.
T. ;. Hall, tackle.
w. K. Harrison, guard. ......
~. j. Hardwick. end .,.
J. Ncaly. half back
u. Il H"ckinan. half bnck. ......
NJ. r. Mattox. half back .....
Wal'ac" HARDWOOD. end .........
Joe Smoot. end.
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YOUNG CHESS PHENONI
TO PLAY NINE ADULTS

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Samuel
REeschcwski, l0-year-old Polish chess
player. Will compete with nine es-
tablished adult players in the ninth
American National Chess Club, be-
ginning October ., Mt tho McAlpin
Hotel, tournament officials have an
nounccd. The boy is to BIO the bene-
hciary OF the tournament. The adult
players VIII include: Frank J. Mar
shall, champion OF the United States;
d. Janowalty. champion OF France;
Edward Lnsker, leader of the West
crn States; j. y. Crier. champion of
the Pacific Coast; Charles Jaffe, for
mer title holder OF New York State;
S. Chajes. New York: NJ. Shapiro.
champion OF tho Manhattan Chess
Club. and John Berry. champion of
Massachusetts.
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ATHLETICS GET EVEN
BREAK WITH YANKEES
Brilliant Pitching by Hasly
Enables Mackmeh TO
Split Even.
by Associated Prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept. 3
brilliant pitching by Hasty enabled
Philadelphia To get an even break
with New York today. The Yankees
won the first game, IL to 8, and lost
the second, to 0. New York bat
ted Naylor from the mourH I'm tho
second inning of tho first game and
hit Heimach hard In the fourth aud
ninth. Jones. who relieved Mayo. had
homer with one on in the ninth
Mays was driven from the mound In
tho sixth inning OF tho FIRST game.
Galloway's homer scored two In that
inning. III the second game Walker
took the lead in homo runs making
his thirty-third OF the season off
Shawkey In the second inning.
Score
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CAPTAINS AMI COACHES OF LEADING COLLEGES
in SOUTH ATLANTIC SECTION AND THEIR FOES

COACH
Charles b Moran (Tenncssco).
II. NJ. Gray (Davidson).
+. Il. Carboy (Pittsbursh)
+. II. Fullerton UlIlnois).
Fred II. Hughes (Gallaudct).
Albert a. Exendino (Carlislo).
William a. Alexander (Ga. Tcch).
r, c. Ronndy tSt. Lawrence.
j. IL. Suthcrlin Plttsburgh).
Harry Hartsell On. G. STATED.
Hugo BcHdek (Chicago).
u. III. Sprunhan tMississippD.
II. c. Byrd (MarylandD.
William Nick. Fctzer (Davidson).
#. NJ Dobson CPrinccton.
j. Il. Nicholson (MissourD
T. j. Campbell (HarvardD
y. b. Clarkson ". NJ. ID.
%. c. Cubbagc and w. l.. Younger
Dan Magusin (Michlgan).
j. j.. White (Virginla).
James De Hart (Pittsbursh).
w. Il. Ingram tNavy).
Rice Warren (Virglnia).
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tCOntinucd from lTsl iaEe'p
Club: Joseph Crimm!ns. New York
Athletic Club: r. II Agncw. Undine
Barge. Club, +. G. Muff. Rarcnswood
Boat Club.
Senior Four Dared Cf.g--Bachclors'
Barge Club. West Philadelphia Boat
club.
Senior Doubles Sculls)-Bachelors
Barge Club, undine Barge Club. Yes
per Boat Club, Now York Athletic
Club.
, 14o.Pound Junior Tour-Oored Gig
Ariel Boat Club, Arundel Boat Club,
Potomac Boat Club.
Championship singles (scuilsl-
II. j. Rooney. Undine Barge Club: y.
Fitzpatrick, Malta Boat Club: John
Blessing. Und!ne Barge CLUB: G. NJ.
l.cCount, New Rochelle Boat Club;
samuel Mourhead, Nesper Boat
Club: Robert Duncan. Potomac Boat
club. w. 6. Gilmore. Bachelors
Barge club.
senior Eight Dared Shel!-West
PniIadelphia Boat club. Arundel
Boat cub
Senior Quadruple sculls-vesper
i;oat club. Bachelors Barge Club
Sew YORK Athletic CLUB.
Party at southern Hotel.
The Richmond party will put up
al the southern Hotel ana will re.
main in Baltimore tomorrow nigh;
Tor the dance. which viii be one OF
the social features OF the regatta.
The crew vii! be composed OF the
following y |. RAIDER bow
Archie Leach. .; l.. Il King. 3: :
r.. Thompson. !; j T.. Devine. 3;
John Stovali, 6; lvor Massic, :; Win
frey Smitherr, stroke: T. : Brock
coxswaln; W. r. Richardson and
Joe LeNotte. substitutes
The shell IN which the Richmond
crs' have rowed on the James al
summer and Will use in tho race will
go to Baltimore In a special bag
gage car
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BUILDERS TURN AROUND
AND WIN FROM NORFOLK
Bombay Pitches High.Class
Ball and Is Ably
Supported.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.

iSpcCiaI 10 mo IiincS- Dispatch.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept. @
Bcnifay showed rare form this aft
ernoon. and, ably backed by his
team mates, tho Builders set the
Tars back 10 ]. Noel started for
the Tars, and In the first inning
Palmer drove one over tho fence
with man on. Three successive
errors by the Tars accounted fnr
the two runs off Noel In the second
along with hit.
Burke accounted for the rars'
only run when no HIT one over tho
fence with two down In the ninth.
Players went through the stands
for Umpire Pop" Shafcr and : q
cured over 500 for him. Newport
News players themselves giving S55.
Wet grounds prevented II double hill
being played. The score:
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SENATORS BUY TWO
a. A. OUTFIELDERS
Icy Associated Prcss.l

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Sept p
Richard Wade. heavy hitting center
Aeldcr OF tho Minneapolis American
Association baseball team. was sold
10 the Washington club. OF the
American League. II was announced
today by George X. Belden, presi-
dent of the locals George Fisher,
outfielder Of the St. Joseph club. OF
the Western League. which is owned
by tho Minneapolis club. also has
been sold to tho Senators, President
Belden said. Both men Will report
at the end OF the season.
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HORSESHOE PITCHING
CHAMPS GET PRIZES
[Ry Associated press.l

DES MONIES. IOWA. Sept. O.
iowans who won first. second and
third place in the national horseshoe
tournament yesterday collected their
prizes today. Frank Lundin. OF New
London. Iowa. taking the highes;
honors by winning fourteen out of
fifteen games played and scoring aga
ringers and lis double ringers, re-
celved diamond-set medal and
$3.50
Next years tournament and con-
vention of the National Horseshoe
Pitchers Association Will be held in
Cleveland.
1t was decided TO hold two tour
namcnts each year. one In the North
during the summer and the other In
the South during tho winter.
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Hclne Miller to Coach.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.--Heine
Miller, PENIS former captain and
All-American end. announced today
that he has signed n new contract to
coach tho st. Joseph's Preparatory
School football team this fall. Lou
Little. former Penn tackle. will take
charge or the st. Joseph's College
squad and Stan Cofall. former Notre
Dame star, will tutor the Catholic
High grid team. with Danny Nc.
Nichol. former Penn football. basket
ball and baseball player. at La Sale
College
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GIRL ATHLETE ENTERS
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE

Especial 10 H'he Times Dlspatch.1
GRAHAM. Sept. Miss Nellie
Whitescli, of this city. will enter
Lynchburg College as freshman.
She IL one of the best aIl-around
woman athletes in this section, and
n member OF the state championship
basketball team Of Graham High in
l920-21. While member OF tho
team, Miss Whitcscll was picked for
the all-Statc ScXtct. Miss White
sell is one OF the most popular MEM
bers of tho younger set here.
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YALE FOOTBALL SEASON
TICKETS WILL COST SIS

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Sept. q
Season tickets to Yale football games
will cost 81 more this fall than last
year. The price will be 50. and
tickets VIII be good for ALL home
games save those with Harvard and
West Point.
Tho latter. on October IS, with the
entire corps In Attendance. is expected
to be the feature game Of the
soh cdule.
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BROWNS GUT DOWN LEAD
BY BEATING THE TIGERS
sislcr Has Hit in Thirty Con-
sccutivc Cames-Cobb
Bcnched.
10y Associated Press !

DETROIT. MICH. Sent. o-s, Io,,s
climbed half game closer to nrst
place today by defeating Detroit. c
10 =. while tho Yankees were break:
ing even In double header with
thiIadclphia. The winning run came
IN the cights on Fosters double.
SISTERS single and McManus' sacri-
nee fly. II was the thirtIc;h consocu-
i've game In which Sislcr has hit
sateiy' Cobb was put out Of tho game
IN tho third inning for dispute with
Umpire Guthrie. Score:
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PLAY FOR WESTERN
CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. 81. w.
Showelter. OF Georgetown, XIV,
former national champion, won from
p. Norris, of Grand Rapids. Mich
In t"enty-six moves. using tho Ruy
Lopez opening in the play OF the
western Chess Association Tourna
fneht mere today. In the adjourned
game OF irving Spero, Cleveland.
OHIO, and b. II. Holloway, Grand
Rapids. the former won. f. A
Judge, Cincinnati, defeated Alex
Cronen, OF Louisville.
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BRAVES AND PH|LL|Es
GET F|FTY-F|FTY BREAK
Recalled Boston Rookie Trims
Wilhclm's Club in Open.
ing Affair.
Thy Associated Press.

BOSTON, Sept. 2.-Boston split oven
with Philadelphia IN today's double
header. Cooney. recently recalled
from New Haven. won his first bic
league game for Boston I'm the op,t.-
ca holding tho Phillles to six h,,a
and winning. Q to 2. The socou,
game was decided by PhIiadsIohis.
scoring four runs Off McNnmara IN
the ninth inning. the visitors win.
ming. 6 to q. welncrt pitched tho
only two games Philadelphia took
in this eight-game series. Score:
FIRST GAME.
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GIANTS DIVIDE DOUBLE
HEADER WITH DODGERS
VEG raw m e n Drop First
Camc-Comc Back to
Win Finale.
by Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-After losing
their fourth straight contest TO
Brooklyn. by dropping the first game
of today's double-hcadcr, to 2. the
Giants rallied and took the closing
contest, To .. The champions won
by punching extra base hits in the
seventh on Leon Cadore, who had
pitched hitless ball up on that time.
Ruethcr was strong throughout tho
first game. The Giants were unable
to hit in the pinches behind Hill
the Indianapolis pitcher. who made
his first start for the New York team.
Score.
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WINS LONG-DISTANCE
SWIMMING TITLE
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. H. s,

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j.. Sept. 2.
Miss Gertrude Edcrle, Of tho
Women's Swimming Association, New
York long distance swimming cham
pion. established new worlds 40
yard record for women today in win
ming tho National y. a. c. cham
pionsh!p over that distance Her
time vas minutes LIS seconds, IT 3-5
seconds faster than the former mark
held by Miss Helen Wainwright, of
New York
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BUGS take DOUBLE BILL
FROM L0WLY TRUCKERS
Joliff and Bennett Keep viox-
men Guessing During
Two Games.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH. VA. Sept. 2.-wiI-
son easily made It three out of four
In the series by taking both ends
or double-heador this afternoon
by the scores OF to and Q to 1
Joliln and Bennett had tho locals
GUESSING. The Ruga ait both Lead
baxter and Mains hard.
walters homer In the second
game with two corners occupied
featured. Tho scores:
FIRST GAME.
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PhilndelphIH

summary. IWO- Daso hIt--PIpp.
Home runs--WalNer, Schecr. Sacri-
fices-McGowan t2). Loft on bases
New York. 5; Philadelphia. 6. Dou-
ble plays-McGowan to Galloway:
Ward to Scott TO Pipp: Young to
Galloway to Hauser. Bases on balls
off Hasty. /; OF Shawkey. 2: off
Murray. !. Struck out--by Shawkey,
!: by Hasty, !; by Murray. 1. II!tH--
on ShRwkey, 10 in innings. Wild
pitch-Iiasty. Losing pitcher
Shawkey. Empires, Hildcbrand and
Evans. Time. l:4o
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A. g. l.. Toum beaten.

Battle Axe defeated tho A c. l..
nine Of Byrd Park yesterday after
noon. TO 5. The features OF tho
game were the pitching Of Gilksr.
son and the fielding Of Keim. Will.
kerson allowed only four hits over
the entire routa,
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"uH'T'"Ty' I"o-bas6 hIt-Walterb
Homo run--Walters. Sacrifice hits
-Rodriguez co. Thompson. Stolen
bases-Adams. Mathug. Roth (2).
het on bases--Wilson, 6: Ports
mouth. o. Struck out-by Dennett
Bases on balls--on Bennett. /:
OFF Main. l: of Roscoe, 2. Hity-.off
Main. in 4l-3 innings. wild pitcl,
Main. Passed balls-Head (2).
losing piteher-Main. Time, 1:44.
Umpres. Blackburn and Breslln.
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Newport News.

Burke. stolen bases-Smith and
Durkin. Base on balls-oft Noel, /:
on Stanley. :; OF Bonifay, 2. Struck
out-by Bombay. 3; by Noel. {; by
Stanley, 5. Left on bases-New-
port News. &: Norfolk. s. Double
Dlays-Palmer to W'hitcraft to Nc
Mahan. Empires -Schaefrer and
Orth. Time--1:20.
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STANDING OF GLIrn

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
BOSTON mt brooklyn.
Philadelphia mt New York
ST. Louis ut Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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STANDING OF CLUns.

WHERE THEY TIAY TODAY.
st. Louis ut Detroit.
Chicago mt Cleveland
Boston mt Washington
Only three scheduled
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
nirhmond, 1. Rocky Mount, i,
Newport Nesvn, ~ Norfolk, 1,
Wilson. BID; Portsmouth, OIL.
STANDING OF, G.

WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Richmond MT Newport News A. VI,
Newport News at Richm ond T.. ~.
Nort"tit at Porthmuuth =. NJ.
Portsmouth Mt Norfolk r., NJ.
Rocky Mount at Wilson a. ".
Wilson mt Rocky Mount D. VI.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Eoston. b.; Phiindc Irhia, 2-G.
Hew York, 20, HruoISiyn, AZ.
Chicago. >; Cincinnati, II,
Pittsburgh. 81 81. Iuuix, Z.
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Now York 100000. $50 200 004-l1
Philadelphia ....... 600 023 DO 6
Summary: Homo runs-Galloway,
Jones. Stolen MISUNDERSTANDING. GAL
loway. Walker. Sacrifices-Dugan.
Pipp. Double play-Ward to Scott
70 Pipp; Hauser to Galloway to
Heimach. Left on bnse-New York,
.; Philadelphia. 6. Base on balls
off Naylor. 2; off Heinach. 4; off
Mays. .; OF Jones. .. Struck out
by Naylor. /; by Heimach. 3; by
Mays. !: by Jones, 3. Hits--off Nay
Tor. in 2 innings; off Hcimech. s In
innings: off Mays, In Ia in
nings; off Jones. in S2-3 innings.
Winning pitcher-Nuylor. Umpires
-EVas and Hildebrand. Time-2:1S.
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'Hatted Tor j. Smith In .nInth.
Batted for Hubbrli in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ....... 900 O20 o0o-2
oostoI ...'.s'.. UUU VJO WI
Summary: Two-bnsr hits-Ford.
SRcritices-Lcsiie. Cruise. Left on
Sascs-Philadeiphin z: Boston. 10.
Base on balls--On Huhbell. .: off
Cooncy. 4. Struck out--by Hubbcll.
3; by Cooncy. C. Hit by pitcher--by
Cooncy FletchcD. Umpires-Mc-
Cormick and Emslic. Time-l:3i.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philndc1Dhia, GO, New York, ITO,
MnshinEton. 90; Bostou, IL.
Cleveland. ~ Chicago, o.
Detroit, 4; st. LouIs, 3.
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NIany with Il's.

Champion and former champion,
British titiist and Il caddy of recent
advance ,ncnt, formed the group next
in order, with 74's. lease Guilford,
winner ut St Louis last year, was re-
aarded by tho home folks in the gal
Tory that followed him, MS well on
The way to repeat. Ho had poten-
tial 20 in his bag up 10 the last three
holes. Then his putting eascd lit
tie and he took IA as also did
Chick Evans, OF Chicago. winner IN
1920. and Cyril ii. Tolley. youthful
Englishman, who was champion Of
mis- country two years ago.
The other member of the quartet
at ~. j. j. Beadlc. is IA club mate Of
Greer, at the Lanerch Country Club,
a caddy until recently, and with Greer
an entirely unexpected holder OF high
place. After a 39 out. he came back
m a5, one under par.
AT as the boy, George r. Aulbach.
of the Boston public links. who was
runner-up In the tournament At To-
iedo earlier In the week, George v.
Rotan, "A Texan, who has been break
ing records for New England, and
r. c. Newton. playing on his home
gardens, wero tied.
A stroke below them were Francis
Duimet and w. G. l'owncs. Jr., OF
pittsburgh. and &. c. Aylmer, of the
British team.
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Young. Three-basc hits-Wheat
Stolen base-Meuscl. Johnston. Sac
rfice-High, Myers. Double play
Ructher to High to Schmandt. Loft
on base-New York, s; Brooklyn, 5.
Base on balls--on Ruether, 4: Hill,
/. Struck out--by Ruethcr, 2. Hits
off Hill, S in Z: J. barnes. none in
2 Losing pitchc; iiill. Umpires-
Scntcllo and K!sm. Time. 1916
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COLLEGE

ScHtFe ........
Da'iusoh .'...-.''
Iioh '''''...'. ...........
Emory and Henry.
Gallaudet
OIoi Scto"H ..'........ ............
George Washington.
Georgia Tech.
Hampton Sidney
North Carolina state.
Penn state.
Roanoke
10y
University of Maryland.
University OF North Carolina.
University OF Richmond
University OF South.
University OF Virginia
virginia Military institute.
virginia Polytechnic Institute.
,aHuer pi'l '..'.. "a u. -
N"Nc FoTest.
Washington and Lee.
William and Mary.
Randolph Macon
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croft. Young. Observation-Disclosures.
Meusei. Left on bases-New York. .;
Brooklyn, .. Bases on balls-off Ca
dore, 2. Struck out--by Scott, 2; ca
dore. J. flIits-off Galore, in 61-3
g on base In sevcnth): Mamaux, /
in 20: Scribner. In /. Wild pitch
Scott. Cadore. Passed ball--Miller.
Losing pitchcr--Cadorc. Empires
KLEIN and Sentell-. Time. 1:40.
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Summary: Two base h!ts-Lee.
Wr!ghtstone (2), O'Neil Three base
hit--GiosoI. Sacrlfices--J. Smith
Kopf. Double plays-Peters to
Fletcher. Ford to Kopt TO Gibson.
Left on notwithstanding. @: Rot
ton. 8. Base on balls-oT Wcinc.t.
@ Struck out-by we!nert. 3: Nc
Namara. /. Hits-oft BraM1on. In
4; Mcnamara, In Alb; Watson.
none in ga. Passed bali-ONeil.
Losing Observation-Disclosures. I'm.
pires. Hart and Emelie. Time OF
game, 1:52
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03

iV' Johnson in ninth.
score by Innings:
81. Louis ........... .o40 600 OlO-5
Dctroit .............. oil ITO O00--4
summary: Two-baso hita-Foster.
Bassler. Three base hits-Tobin,
Johnson. Veach. stolen base--Cut-
shaw. sacriiices-Gerber. Kolp. Nc
Manus, Fothergill Haney. Double
piays-McNIanus, Gerber and Sls,er:
Gerber and Sisler. Left on bases
st. Louis. 8; Detroit. S. Bases on
balls-off Kolp, 2: Pruett. 2; John
son. J. Struck out-by Kolp. .: Old
ham. |: Johnson. .: Pruett. Q. Hits
off Kolp. in 5; pruett, 3 in 4:
Oldham. in "a Johnson. 3 in 71-3.
Hit by pitcher-by Johnson (roster).
Winning pitcher--pruott. Losing
pitcher-Johnson. umplres-DInccn
and Guthrie. Time, 1856.