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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
SPRING RACING MEET
At BOWIE OPENS TODAY
Owners and Riders Predict
Greatest Session in Tracks
History.
IBy United News.1

BOWIE RAcETRACK, Md, March
s1.-What sporting blood isn't al
ready on the grounds will DO rushed
here by shuttle trains from Wash
ington and Baltimore tomorrow, for
tho opening OF tho Prince George
races. owners OF the 1000 horses
on hand fer the event had only one
common praycr-for nro wcsthcr
given that. the opening spring meet
Ing will take care of itself, they said.
Jockeys were trying their mounts
all oay today In cold. raw miss that
nuns low over the track Despite this
discourng,mcnt. tho trial gnilops
showed most OF tho entrants To DO
in primo condition, and some fast
quarters were lung up. IT was n
common sight fpr horses to step six
furlongs in l:l5. and predictions wore
freely made that old records would
be broken in the fierce competition
that Is scheduled.
The Southern contin@0nt, which
shipped directly to the Itowic track
after the close OF the New Orleans
season. displayed particular class.
Horses which were quartercd at the
local track are not at their best yet.
but the next few days should ind
them ready TO battle all corners.
Harry PANE whitncy's Brookdalc
stable shipped In today, belatcd but
fun OF confidence.
\ fine lot OF sprinters has ac-
ccptcd weights for the Bowie In
augural handicap which VIII feature
the opening day. Heading the list
is Tippity Witchct with l2i, BunGa
Buck l23. and so on down tho list
to Super. lO4.
The jocky colony Will have some
special rivalrics to clear up. chief
among which Is that between Leslie
rcnman and Chick Lang. The form
er p!lotcd sixty-six winners during
tn. long Havana turf meet. and the
iattls put over sixty during tho two
aeaSsns at New Orleans. Pcnman
ha1 more mounts than Lang. and
th,- is said to account for his lead.
Harry Payne whitney has Bcnman
under contract, and Lang VIII ride
for Jim Arthur, the Arlington horse
man.
Others who will accept mounts nrc
clarence Hummer, Clarence Turner
Jimmy Rutwell. MeTaggart, KELSEY
jackson, Goodstock. T. Rice. hunt
wallace, owens. l.. Morris. JOSIAH
Johnson. Hum. Gregory. Fricsohn'
Conley and Brooks.
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lish Lutheran. Grace Covenant, wost-
minister and Third Presbyterian will
compose tho circuit as a result OF the
ruling. Barton Heights baptist and
Barton Heights Methodist were al
lowed to withdraw to enter n pro-
posed North SIdo Sunday School
League, composed OF themselves,
OVERLOOK and Epiphany Episcopal.
Representatives OF the new league ut :
tended the meeting yesterday.
Changes In the Central League.
Southeastern Sunday School League
and Junior Sunday School have re-
suited from the withdrawal of Ger
tain clubs and desire OF others to
enter the circuits. There are vacan-
cics In the Central and Southeastern
Leagues. and all applicants for fran
chises are requested to attend the
meeting OF the commission next
Wednesday.
The Junior Sunday School League
is four club circuit at present. but
havo boon received from
Hos" Memorial and Leigh Street ~,
franchises. This organization may
become n siN-club affair. a meeting
OF it's officers Will be held I'm tho
store OF Harris Flippen next Monday
night TO act on the two applica lions.
The action OF the officers Will no
!aid before the commission nc>,
w cdnosday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
Daily Golf Catechism,
With Rules Simplifed
ny INNS DROWN
ny INNS DROWN

@. Is 1t permissible at any time
to remove mud from the ball while
in play?
A. There 10 no provision for such
In the U. S. q. A. rules, but 1t was
permitted by special concession at
times during the last amateur cham
pionship ut st. Louis. 1. is permit
ted by w. G. A. rules on the putting
green.
Q. Is there any penalty for play
ing out of turn: that IL. when your
opponent Is further away than you
arc?
a. Your opponent can recall the
s'roke and make you play II over, IL
ne likes; nothing more
.. May player insist that his
own caddie stand at tho hole while
he Is putting?
a. Yes.
@. In lifting and dropping from
"htcr hazard. is there any limit
10 me distance that n player may go
2acH' provided he keeps tho place
"herc tho ball entered in the hazard
IN line with him and the green?
a. No.
q. May player stapd out of
nouhas 10 play ball which lies so
near tho limo that 1t Is awkward to
'ake stance within bounds?
\. Yes.
II any golf rules puzzle you. write
INNS Brown. care OF our spor,in,,
department. inclosing slammed re,
turn envelope.
&C.. 1929. Sol Me,zgcrl
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SANDLOT CIRCUITS READY
TO INACCURATE SEASON
Same Number Have Not Yet Completed Organization
Commission Reduces West End Sunday School
League to Four Club.

Four amateur baseball Leagues of
Richmond arc ready TO begin tho 1922
season and the Same number hnvo
not completed tho details OF orsani-
cation. This was tho result OF n
meotins OF the Amateur Baseball
Commission OF Richmond in tho Of
heo OF ]. Eddie Roso. Commissioners
OK Revenue. yesterday afternoon, at
WHICH time tho commission an
nounced that April 10 would be the
opening day for nil leagues, with tho
exception OF the Commercial. This
organisation will open one week
later.
commercial League, Tobacco
League. Junior Athletic League and
the West End Sunday School League
are the organizations that are All
set. The Central League, Junior
sunday School League, Southeastern
sunday School League, and the North
side sunday School League will have
representatives at another meeting
OF the commission next "Wednesday
afternoon. Efforts will be made at
this meeting to complete these or
Tho most significant action of tho
commission yesterday was to allow
the West End Sunday School I.earue
to drop two OF it's teams and become
circuit OF four clubs. First Eng
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TIA JUANA RESULTS

First race--Daisy ". $3.50. 5000.
,l".'V. first: Blue Van. -. 50. SECOND:
Mex. 50. third
second racc--Blanche Meyers, sci.
$3.50. $3.50. first; DESTINATIONS. $40.
rs. second: Olive D.. $3.50. third.
Third racc-Col. Sn!dcr. $3.50, $40,
s2.Ho' hrst: Nick Klein, $3.50. 81, sec
ond: our Leader. $3.50. third
Fourth race-Laura Cochran. $40.
-. $50 hrst: No Wonder. $500. s3.s0,
second Myrtle a.. $500. third.
ruth racc-Kathcrine Rankin. 81
S%.to. $40, first; Little Reach. sc So
$50" second; Bobby Allen. s2.2O
thiid.
sixth racc-Dainty Lady. s12.2o
500. $500. first: Dardora. s3.so Al
E'c"nd: Iudcc David. $3.50. third
Seventh racc-Miss Dunbar. s14ao
$40. 1910. first; l. w. Harper, $40
--,"p. second. ELLA Waldo. stGo. third
fIshth rnce-Miss MceIick. 1920
VIZ. -. nrs;: Toombola. -, s3.s0 sec.
"nd: Harry BurGoyne. $40, third
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ILLINOIS A. C. SWIMMER
BREAKS WORLDS RECORD
John Weissmullcr Covers 100
Yards in So Seconds at
Columbia.
Try Associated Press1

w. NEW NEW YORK. March 3I-John
Weissmullcr. of tho Illinois A. e..
chicago. established u new worlds
record of 50 seconds nat for tho 100
ERrd indoor swirnmlnE event TO-DAY.
Wcissmuller's fcnt was nccomniishcS
IN IN. ''.root pool OF Columbia I'ni-
Nrrtity. under special amateur ain
ictIc union sanction and timing
The ofnciai time OF % seconds nat
whh agreed upon after the watches
"' the four times were found To vary
from ~ a. to 81 2-5 seconds. The
,".nrd WI! he certified 10 the ANA
Weis,mulier's performance was
considered NIL the more remarkable
az the spectators knew that he w,s
not In the best shape. owing to m.
strenuous schedule tho Illinois team
has been following ana the fact thai
ne complained n few minutes before
as usual.
The sw immcr's feat In cuualIinp
IN" HtraightwRy dashcs OF the IIa
wa'ian acquatic starr, also was CON
fIncrrh noteworthy. as he had TO
mako three turns In the pool in COW
fr!ng tho four laps.
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flRG1NlANS AWARDED
DAMAGES FOR INJURIES
'nhlc Stretched AcroSx nond strv,,,
Men In Chr Under Their
Chine

lSnccial to The Times Dispatch.1
"lNcHESTER VA, March al
Dr. Charles J. Sarcr ana his cousi,
u. i. SaEcr. of Woodstock. wa nnI
Norton, w. Va, who were injured last
May, when their automohilc ran in,a
wire cable at night across tho
Mar''nspurG- w inchester Pike. have
hccn awarded damage ycru;cto
amounting to s2,2a5 In the Circuit
Court OF berkeley County. ut Mar
tinsbnrg. W. Va. tho former being
given Sl'2oo and the latter S1.G45.
IL was claimed no warning light or
signal was displayed, and that the
cable caught both men under the
chin. throwing them from their car
IN whlch they were en- route to
Woodstock. They were brought to
Winchester and given medical at
tention. a contractor was said to
have stretched the cable across the
road. where improvements were be-
Ing made. but without displaying a
signal.
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Entrics for Today.

First racc-two-y Odds four
furIonus- ll3: Gr"y Bard'
Il6; silks and Satin. 1l3; Pe lrur-
man. ll3: Laura Ganncy. 1l3; Sra'th
w. ia: G. PantaEcs. ll3; Elizahcth
nricc. ll3: wrangle, ZIG: Jennie o..
ia. Topango, lls: RudduGie. ZIG:
Better Luck. lls: SArmedec' llb'
Kitan. 1l3: Billy Gibson. ITO. Ssuh-
nyland stable entry.
Second race claiming; threc-Eehr :
olds and upward: six and a hair inr
lonEs-Mark West. ll2; 'IaIner. ION;
.Fttahe. lO7: 'Tiser Rose. 100: war
Relief. 30: 'Donatcllo. 10; perhaps.
los: Keziah. l07; Lady Heus. 90;
Iron Roy. ll2: 'Mosc. lo7: 'Encrin :
lite, l07: ChRste Star. %. ALSO ell
gible-Rustler, 1l3. Dairyman, liz;
SANDY H.. 1l2: EDNA d.. lob.
Third race-the Promenade purse;
thrcc-ycar-olds and upward: five and
n half ACCOMPLISHMENTS 116:
brilliant Ray, IoS; Fly Ball, 100;
Swcepy, 10; Brain.torm, lo4; Miss
Emma G.. 90; All Fair, l07; Cape
Pillar. ioi.
Fourth race-thc Twin Cities
purse; four ycar-olds and upward ;
six furlonGs- Knight OF the Heather.
lOi: Mercury. 10: st. Allan. ll2:
HOBBY Baker. los; Ultra Gold. l0G:
Queen Illondc. %; The Archer. 10:
Tom McTaggart. los: Exodus. 100;
Applejack H., los; Despair. 100.
Fifth race-the inaugural Hanoi
cap; three ycar-olds and upward
seven furlonas-xTippity Witchet,
1924; xRin Bang. 10: Hohcy Baker,
los: 'Supcr. l04: 'RunEa Buck, l23:
ST. Allan, ITO; Gray Gables. los: Slip
perry Elm. III: 'Dygonc Days. 10:
l.unetta. los. XII. r. Bauer entry.
Sixth racc-ciaiminE: three year
olds and upward; mile and seventy
yards-Romco. liC: our birthday.
iI3: Miracle Man. 81: Master Jack.
liz: 'Attorncy. 10; 'Clean Gone,
ia; Joaquina. l07.
Seventh acc-claiming: four-ycar-
olds and upward; mile and a six
tccnth-Iack Reeves. ll3: little Ed,
III: Napthallus. 10; 'John Arbor.
los: solid Rock. lOs; con High, 1913;
Legacy, ia: 'Trickster H.. III:
'Lakr"ss. los; ANNA Gallup. 1903:
'SearchliGht Ill, III: Torcador. 10:
ATTORNEY Muir. los: 'George Wash
inGton. lo5: walk Up. 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather cloudy: track fast
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GENERALS SWAMP
ROANOKE COLLEGE

LEN lNliToN. VA. March 31-Play-
ing in midscason form here this AZ
ternoon. Washington :nd Lee easily
whitcwashcd Roanoke College in the
opcning, game Of tho Generals 1922
season by score OF S to o.
q driZzling rain. which fell inter.
mittcntly dur ing the afternoon, mad
the diamond heavy. hut did not prt-
vent Washington and Lee from dis
nlaYing superior brand of baseball.
which the visitors could moi over,
come. CAPTAIN McChlium was on
the mound for the Generals.
Score ny innings: r. IT, e
ROANOKE ..... 000 000 1000 i .
w: and l.. ...... O2O 40 O40-S IL
batteries: Bowman and Bradbury;
McCallum. l.indberg and Mattox
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VIRGINIA CRAPPLERS
RECEIVE LETTERS

81, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. March
awarded to tha foliowlng M ,nem hen
h mis- seasons wrestling team al
~" lnlv"rsitv 81 Virginia: Capt;,i,
Mann inG, l2' hounds. Myers. liz
:" pounds Mullins" l5S no,,md.
,i'a.inh'@. lI5 pounds. and Nelrnt. an
mon. J.. ". Graves. .Ir. nf I,ii1n,,'
NILS. Va was unanimously cl.rte n
!" rnptHn next years team. Graves
mas n""n one Of the mainstays OF the
SQUAD since wrestling VAS intrOducnd
az ~" university. and has hccn ono
81 ne most consistent winners ON
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REGULARS TAKE GAME
FROM YOUNG COLTS"
Beat Yannigans III First Prac-
tice Contest by STOP
Score.
wpArIn ASKS FOR INCREASE
First Banemnn Not Satisfied with
Terms OF Contrnct-Kelinr md
ChnInplin Also Arc Abncnt--Piay
Contest To-day at 2t3O.

The first practice game OF tho sea-
son for tho Richmond Colts, a six.
inning arair. between tho Regulars
and the 1nnnigans. took place yester.
day afternoon at Mayo Island Park.
When Ray Ryan put an end to the
hostlities. the score stood 8 TO in
favor of the Regulars
Mike" F'nneGan. premier pitcher
or the Virginia League last year, was
on the mound for the Regulars for
three innings Two runs were reg
istercd by the hopefuls while Finne-
gan was tossing them over. The ace
OF the Colts pitching department was
Instructed not to curve them. He
stcadied in the second and third inn
ings md had the YanniEans eating
out OF his hand O'Ncil. a promising
young right handler, relieved Finnc-
gan and held tho youngsters score
less
Williams and Farrell divided the
game on the mound for the Yanni-
Sans. Tho Regulars started Off in
lively fashion and scored three runs
In tho opening inning. Two runs
were registered off Farrell in the
fourth inning.
Ryan Watches Youngsters.
II was the first real action for tho
in the Virginia League. and Ray
Ryan kept q watchful eye on the
younrer players. lie was we'll pleased
with the work Of the youthful pitch
crs
Another practice game will he
played this afternoon at 2:3O. Ryan
expects to use several Cf the young
huricrs and may change the iinc-ups
a bit in order To get a Sian; At every
Bill" Cunningham. the second
hascman who played with Suffolk last
year. arrived yesterday, but did not
get into the practice game. lie will
don uniform this afternoon, how
ever.
a lumber OF fans took advantage
o. the opportunity to see the Colts
in action. The work OF Johnson.
pitcher, who played In center neld.
times during the game lie threw from
deep center field and his arm drew
favorable comment from Ryan.
Squad Nearly Complete.
Tho squad is practically completc
at this time. Hal Wcafcr, Jack KEEL
lar. Champ!in, Heating. catcher,
and Doran. an inhcldcr, arc the only
abscntecs. Jose Ramos, the Cuban
has not put in an appear
'nSc' but Ryan is nos worrying, fo-
the Cuban has been instructed 20 g
FORT on April ). lie has been p!ayir:
han all the winter and is in good
y letter from Hal Wcafcr. the rrst
basemdn. revealed the tact that he is
no. satisfied with tho salary offered
MIN. kcl!ar does not wish to play
in Richmond. Champlin is holding
ont tor more money. Ryan has Of
!errd The trio his terms and said
again yesterday that they will play
In kichmond or not III organized
baseball in 1922.
score OF yesterdays practice affair
follows.
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81. LOUIS HAS GREAT
DAY WITH WILLOW
LEY Assncin.ea 49,,

NNTON ROUGE. IN. v,rch .,
Win Judge * VI. Lands baseball
inmissi"n!"r; Governor John NJ. par
Ter. OF Louisiana. and serEcnn,
;n1inne! Wo"dhli, premier war hero
"gkihS on. The s.. Louis Nationals
defeated the philadelphia Amari"an
,"am here today with a score OF ii
The Cardinals pounded three Ath-
mis- Including ,hreo homers
hornshy, of St Louis. had nc--
i"ct day. making homer ana Z,
FinIe out OF two trips 10 the hat
:, 7. H. T.
in,lHH"'nhia Americans ... 10 q
a'lrricS :. Goodwin. Pcrtica. noal.
anH AinSmith and Clemens: Moore.
I.'rhlHCN. I.olicrS and Frichmam
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TRUCKERS PURCHASE
TWO OUTFIELDERS

PORTSMOUTH, VA March .,
INC Portsmouth club tonight an.
bounced The purchas" Of al" Ees
hngE; % thcr Evansville. Ind. club
%TnH george W. Thomas. Of the Ra-
,Wor" acquired TO IN gaps caused Nv
ne rrohahl" absence OF ou,Gcldors
NaiiN. Of Columbia. :. G., aud Ncnon.
III, acGuIrod from Galveston in q
"""'. IN" are holdouts Man
aG"r Niox reported today for emil.
practice. Til" whole Trucker snuai
is cXpcctch by Mnnhnv V"'"
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ALEC TAYLOR WINNER
OF SKATING EVENT

.AHlcc. TAYLOR. Of the Takola An.
- 80; .it9' won The championship Of
'HIi..lh"iu Tor ono mile on roller
h,na,Gs, ~ the Coliseum last MINT
ncn,lns Eaton. OF tho church Iiili
y th.rtlc Club. Taylor's time was
minutes q 3-5 seconds. ""'
othcr winners we're. S,o,o W.
on"ht IN IN" junior half-m!Io oycu;
ana rag" Jackson. jackson won 49,
novice half-nilc races w." '""
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TIGERS OPEN. SEASON
THIS AFTERNOON

a.. itAMPpEN-SIDNEY. VA. March
IL. The Hampdcr- sidney TIGERS yiii
III nc I'd of OF ,hcir baseball srhcd
w.: "a uiday afternoon in Lynchburc
""It ioss"rS have been at work C",,
oyer month ana Concn Rorndv hns
M men in excellent shane fnr no
,"a,'S' Luke, a 'oitor man OF last
E'hT probably wiii be on tho noiir,n
i"f ~" Tigers. with Carter. mon,
iSinE rccruit. In reserve
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Rad News for cbIco-, .o,.

oHlCAGo. March 3I.-Bad news
contihucs TO come out OF tho West
LOT INC followers Of the Chicago Cuhs
rerusinG the box score today. cub
ia i, noted that four of Kiiicfer's
DAY by tho Oakland Californis ciuh
ana when rain stopped tho contest
IN me eighth inning tho cubs had
Oakland ''" 'o'
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Cleveland I,rcnt<, Comn

~, i,i. F.i.SN NJ. OHIO. March 81
ne cleveland Indians broke camn Mt
nr,lhs carry today and started north
RAINING trips ever taken Ivy ma io-
icngue team. The players had vcry
mtuc practice during the siay az the
weather. The team will split mis-
Two sections. each playing exhibit
hon Ramcs en- route hcme for tho
opening game Of the regular season.
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NEWPORT NEWS SELLS
LAKE TO ROCHESTER
Try AssocIa,ch rrss..l

NEWPOItT NEWS, VA. March a.
President Dawson, Of the Newport
News Virginia League club, an
nounccd this morning that he had
traded Catcher Harry Lake, former
manager OF tho local club. to the
Rochester international Lcaguc)
club for tnncld"rs Palmer and Avery
and cash consideration. Palmer
ihSt year was with the Orlando club
of the Florida state League.
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Fn,"rin Tcnni~ rIn,cr> ,y,.

AnEIPiilh. March ri WI.
lam 7 Tildcn. II. worlds chamnio,,.
~ Indie Murray former na;ionaj
IiIe holder Vincent Richards M.
: ! .o "rk. national Junior champion
Johnson. rhiladclphia ,,.ig,,.,
nhhllsts, advanced 10 tho fo,,r,h
r""hd today in tile Middle States In
n,""r tennis tournament. Rico 90
~. IN arriving ana played thr. .
W,t"in"r. Andrew N,rgan ana !
90 sSSHi'r an OF Philadelphia. Each
900 victories was won In straight
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Says Kerr WIN ncco,,c ou,,

CHICAGO. March 3I.-DIck Kerr
Soidout pitcher Of the Chicago White
H9X. VIII play the coming season
win 2 Chicago scmiprotessionai
team. George Carlson, commissionnr
or gas and electricity. announced to.
DAY. Mr.. Car lson said Kerr had
nine, tho PLAYERS bcinp -, '''
ploycs. 'h
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WIneo to Confcr with no,.,,

NJ NNNTT OHIO, March al
ny MihEo. manager OF tho Colts
nivis!on Of the Rrds. has wired Eddie
NonSh 10 meet him al Evansvjiia
dma,: sunday. WinCo SAID he was not
SORT oi deal with the holdout crn.
YET hrincr. nut want".l to talk thing.
oyer with him. Manager Moran rscn
nR'mso permission u confer with
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TO PLAY
AT BOULEVARD FIELD

Ernest BROTHERS and Fa,imas clash
~ -" I'eNhf" Field this afternoon al
S.."s"n ram"s. These Terms viii hc IN
ihsi company this season ana s,,'
~" IEned a number Of RichmnuG.s
10 .,S' amateur hailtoSscrs. They ara
IN ~" trim and an interesting Scs,!iI,,
80 'Apcct'd. Players ~ hon, teams
"r' 70 rcpDr, TO thclr respective w..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01

~, IN iHtiiiAM ALA. March al
me ne toronto Internationally icrt
ai,niinS nam tonight d0ubiy disap-
ppIh'ch. Ihcir rnmcS with the M
DIS having been raincd out. both
To-Day and Yesterday. Tho White Sow
play the birmingham club ton,orrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01

nv, IiilIAbEirliIA. PA. March Al
r cnmn l'hiiIdeinhia Nationals broke
er,rh NJ ,'cnshnrg, Fla. today ana
via the exhibition route. ''"' NV
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summary: Srcrifc" hits-Finnc-
E"'l - Nell. stolen baS"S-D shan
non. Iiit lay pitched baIl-bv WI.
iianF Osborn" and Arragon). Loft
on has"s- Regulars. ,; Yannigans /
firSi h"s" ON c-ror-RcgularR. !
fns"s on bajls-on Fiuncean. / ofr
Nc,. off Williams !: off Farrell
Farrell. |; by O'Ncil. 2. Ii,s-nfr
flnn"gan. I In ? Innings: off vii.
,,lanS in innings Umpire.
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.seminnry swnmn. nencdlctine,

y3tAS home run by KcardOn was al.
that saved the Benedictine Military
college baseball team from being
shut out yesterday afternoon by the
Union Theological Seminary team
The Preachers won by the score or
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HAHN Prevents Gnn.

.r,,."f ~ ETTE, ARK, March al
III ii,tShnrgh National Arkansa,
fn, ',,"rtsi,y baseball game, schniui"d
OF rain ,"E' was called off on account
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COLLEGE BASEBALL
Al Athens. Ca:
At New Orleans. La:

NJ Atlanta; Ga: Georgia Tech Au-
burn game called OFF. rain.
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CHURCH HILL ATHLETIC
CLUB PRACTICES TODAY

Manager Archie t,,,
church IIin Athletic Clgl, ,,ns.,'dIr
,SAnl' announced last n!gnt maj his
team would practise his nf;"rnnnS
=, C. a. Fled. The workout VIII
darkness. All members ~, w. ,.
ana any desiring tryou,s are re-.
Gu"st.d 20 attend
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Mnryland'- nacIns Inv rn.,,

nNNpPOllS. MD. March 3I-'Thc
House OF Delegates la,e ,oSn ~
FUSED 70 concur in the senate sctinr
OF the Norris rncinn
pm Tor the Hall sntiract track earni,,
Ing 9!l!-and the Maryland racing
ga .'on VIII remain at It's present
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WiS9e Jackson, who jumped into
the nrst rank OF the lightweights a
few years ago by Il fuke Knockout
over johnny Dundee. and who has
long been regarded as one very tough
citizen for any lightweight to battle.
appears to he slipping at last He
was dropped twice by Charley White
IN their recent fight here and was
easily outpointed In Philadelphia this
week by frankie Rice. OF Baltimore,
jackson used to receive large guaran-
tees. but he has now Cancelled n fsht
with Pal Moran in New Orleans be-
cause the most the promoters would
bid for him was $4,000
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At Eaton Rogue. La: n
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