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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

My chance to refer to, my fox scarf
was wearing for the first time did
not como until we were finding our
places In the cars. Then / whis.
pered
How do you like my pet fox7''
"Stunningi In II yours. dear7 !
noticed II Mt breakfast. Thought
you'd put on Bonny's."
IT'S miner i announced CLEO
fully. and indeed was glad TO so
casually break the news OF my pur-
chase. Not that Jack ever had been
horrid about what / bought for my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

BY ALTMAN
BY RLOSSER

Somebody old enough to 10 his
mother" answered for him.
Jack put the letter into his pocket.
made no comment and never re-
ferred 10 Il again.
Said 10 Me:
He never opens them until he II
alcre! And I'm quite ac,pless. He
Gnf l are 10 I've good chums and
pals. l must accept everything. he
never need explain. Therefore. my
dilemma. I've Just got TO endure
and endured And---it---is--not--f airrs
Go BE Continued
(Copyright 1917. hy Seattle Stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

-ow. oh. ouchT' Marty Mink was
yelling when DR.. snuffies and the
Twins knocked on his front door.
doctor? C-c-corrs on IN"
Tho three Of them walked into
Martyrs muddy hallway. Marty,
you know. lives on the bank Of Rip
pie creek, or rather in IL.
Before Nancy had time to close the
door. PIN Frog put his toe in the
crack.
''Heyr' he crisd. ''You don't mind
n I come. too. DO your
WHAT do you want 10 come for,
philip7" asked Nick. "Of course.
you're safe as long as Marty has a
>4sb-bons IN his throat because he
can't eat anything.
But he hasn't had a meal for
hours and hours, ard the minute DIR.
fnusfles pulls out tho flsh.bone
Marty viii begin to look for some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

notice Jacks 10 much.
The big things, emergencies. dis
appointments never disturbed us.
but we seemed to be always on the
lookout for some excuse for a petty
mood.
IL Jack had his reasons for moods.
all that trip. / soon discovered an
excuse for my own.
Benny always ran for the letters
when we stopped for the night.
'Who's your lady friend. Jack ?
Your steady correspondence she
cried as she flipped note to him.
"Your mother7" .--.---A.-..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
OUR FIRST YEAR
BY n Bride


did you have pleasant walk
last EVENING" asked my husband
when we exchanged an abbreviated
and surreptitious caress on the
mozzanine before breakfast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

took II for granted Jack had seen
mo 80 TO the garage 10 hunt my
pearls. 40 I answered:
Yes. did you? And did you sleep
wellT'
"PassahlW .sSs.-t~~y-Aw~-,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
rs TENNIS PLAYERS
ENTER SPRING TOURNEY
Mems Singles Of Crcenbricr
Club Event Are Hard
Fought.
iSneeIal DO The Tlmes. Nlens.rh.l


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W.
VA. April 1.-THE annual spring
tournament of tho Grecnbricr Tennis
Club opened today with field OF
twenty-slN players. and tho matches
were started In tho men,s singles All
the hrat-rOnnd matches were played
ana more than half OF the second.
The eight seasoned players all came
Noshall hcinS the only ono who was
pressed 10 deuce set. j. X. Mckay.
OF indianapolis. was tho one to carry
him To T-5 second vet.
FChhall and q. $. Shafcr arc drawn
in the same half and are likely 10
meet in the seminal round. and II
they, do they VIII fight again the
Pinchurst battle NJ last Saturday.
which ended s-all in the NTH set.
Frank T.. hunter is in tho lower
half. and should come through to the
final round.
ON TUESDAY the womcn's singles
and mems doubles will be started.
leaving tho womcn's doubles and the
mixed doubles for Wednesday,.
Tho summaries:
Emerson Macmillan: III. by default;
So. Sd: II. -. Bidwcil beat Armand
l.. BruneRu. So, 10; +. II. Hunter
beat r.. W. Leonard by default: ". l..
Demuth beat II. Lehman by default;
default; Il. Thonet hca, J. X. Hodges
by. default: Craig Biddie beat +. a.
Otis, 60. 81.
Second round--Voshau beat j. I.
Mckay. 6-t, 7-5; Shafcr heat Mcrri-
how; GO, SO. F., 4. Hunter heat De-
s,1 ss W H. aerrlam neS Sea, th B. F.
Harlan, SO, ell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
ny Aim (;,1ynn

richmond players displayed a
si npon5S brand of tennis. but Harvard
and won all OF the nine matches nj
The Country Club OF Virginia yester-
Six singles and three doubles were
played and ended In reverse for
me !rh locai rncamet wieiders.
thro me h iSnir M PLAYERS. however,
did game. which bodies iii for univer-
SHY or pennsylvania men. who play
c nepe ,om rrhn, at the Country Club
instant. and met Harvard's slashinE.
smashing ,n attack with baffiing back
hand chop and cut strokes
Harvard WAS too strong for Conn
Try club and demonstrated this
strength in experience. but not neces
sarny by tennis superiority. The sin
CRIMSON. but when came the doubles
then Richmond uncorked its splendid
sstyiS ana Harvard was forced TO give
Fleming and Bickel lost to Har-
s Mass,s thrilling rs sets. a-s. SO. rs.
was number three on the Harvard
tennis team last year. has batter.
ing; FIST service: and time and again
drives. Pfaffman was wild. Though
he played particularly strone game
h ha,I me nri net; hReneatedly he drove the
vice lost precious points on douhi,
faults. In the second set he mad.
four consecutive faults. and mo-
mcnt later lost the game when in a
heated volley he smashed the bali
over the lines.
Frost and Farnham. Harvard. were
forced to three sets to win f.on, Val
cntinc and Rice. 3-6. So. Sc. Har
ris. and Buford, Country Club. were
defeated by Guild and Key, Harvard.
6-l. SIS
In the Fleming BIckeI. Duane
Pfanman doubles match fast volIcv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Totals ......... 80 .
WASHINGTON,
Totals ........ - II Is 81 Ii
'Ratted for Rommcll in ninth
+Rattcd for MoEridGe In second.

isattcd Tor Zachary in seventh.
Philadelphia .........4Oi OLE 100 .
Washington ........ .G30 O3l 40'-il
Summary: Two-hnse hits -Gharrity,
Harris. Threc-basc hits-Pcrkins
Miller. rtckinpaugh. Gharri
walker. JuGe. Home run--JudRc
stolen base Judge; Sacrifices =
Brewer, Harris. Galloway. Goslin.
Double play-pcckinrauE to Harris
10 Judge. Left on Philadelphia
2: Washington. \. Base on balls-off
Mog r.dgc. | of Moore 3: off Sullivan
!: of Woodward. 3: off HARRISON. .
struck out--hy Moore. |: by Mogridgc.
|; by Brillhcart. .; by Woodward. .:
by philips. J. iIits--off Moore. in /
Conc run scored. on base and none
out in second. Flits-on sullivan.
none In % inning: off iIeinach. In 2
innings: of Yarrison, = in % in
ninGS. on MogridGc. In 2: off Brill
heart. in innings Cone run scored.
one on base and none out In nfth (:
off Woodward. 2 in Ia innings: of
Zachary. in % innings; of Phillips
! in ,: off Rommcl1, In I "a innings.
tit by pitcher - hy Rriilhcart
dykes. Wild pitches MoRridgn
Moore. sullivan. Baik -Brilihcar..
Winning pitcher Phillips. Losing
tchcr--NarrIson tmpires Owens
and chill. Time %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
SPIDERS DROP ANOTHER
TO WILLIAMSBURG Nine
William and Mary Takes Sec
ond Game From Lo.
Gals, rs.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l

lSpccial 70 The Times Dispatch.I
William and Mary College baseball
team whipped University Of Rich
mond hero today. 7 to 3, after win
nirS from the Spiders in Ncwpor.
News saturday. ana thereby clinched
the baseball series between tho two
schools. with odds against them
tho Red and Dluc. however. kept
plugging away. looking dangerous
throughout but tho Indians super
iority was an insurmountabie oh
staclc.
Dobson placed "Hobbic" Snead IN
tho Eox In an effort tn bring the
series to one-all. but Snead failed.
and while his battcrs hit as often
as tho Indians, eight Spiders were
left stranded. William and Mary
honbardcd Sncad for four runs in
the second, making two singles ana
y triple. while Snead contributed II
hit batsman and an error
Failure of Sncad, Jones and BcrHr.
&c produce hits In the two Underwater
games was a appointment to the
Rcd and Blue. Hicks, j. Chandler
and! Cobb were tcrrors with the
stick for the Indians
stephens started the game. but
HARDWOOD finished and pitched good
BAH. Dobson used all Of his avail
ahIe strength. Richmond alumni
rendered the Spider team banquet
William ana Mhry has won Inc
VIII he played Mt WILLIAMSBURG
10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Visitors Get But Three Hits
OF Alexander and
Roberts.
FIELDING IS BRILLIANT
Dyes Stab of Cunningham's
Line Drive Feature Of
Contest.

Those Richmond Colts became
frisky yesterday afternoon, gamboied
onto ihf eld at MaNG isisnd ku 12G1
about their daily toll in Il business
like manner. with the result tina, the
boys The final score read. Richmond,
5, Buffalo. /.
AIr-iisht pitching and perfect field
i<ichmond's victory over Huifalo.
Strange as ii may seem, tho Colts had
a perfect day dcfcnsiNeiy and were
games made the locals look like !.
back lot "utt, and aroused the wrath
OF tho hometown fans.
might be put down a. the heroes %
the day. for they divided the noun
singles. Alexander is the tail pitch
or who came 10 Richmond frois KAN
pro bali noper,s is one " Of tho riay-
crs ohaincd by Ryan when the local
pilot purchased the entire reserve list
the i9ci Virginia League season.
huriers. Now to tell What they dill
yesterday against the Bisons.
Only Hits on Alexander.
Alexander took the mound first and
worked tvc innings. During. this pc;
one run lie Was given four points
earned Buffalo would not have
scored had not Alexander been trihe
Wild. The only tally recorded against
him can he attributed to his walk OF
Mccabc. the pitcher, in the third
lied" Roberts did we'll; in fact. he
came through in surprising fashion.
Pnffnlo found the Kid for only one
single in the four frames; lie re-
2 h.A q IN In ~
III the seventh. eighth and ninth.
With the Colts Leading. to !, when
Rccerts took the mound. he nearly
caus ID the fans 10 have heart failure
In the sixth. The first man to face
the former Tarheel singled to center.
the second walked and the fourth also
after Roberts had famed Potts. With
tho hassocks plaStcrcd and only one
man gone the situation was anything
bn, pleasant Ray Ryan gave Few
the kid had he walked BcnGough.
The visiting catcher was three
when Roberts regained control and
Wten!eke; Who rc,isvod McGahe si in the
10 kcatinS for the Third out.
Richmond Enrnk Four Huns.
Nor was the pitching tho only out
Richmond standpoint The boys
made their first four TALES on good
soliu KNOCKS, registering TWO In the
nrst frame. Ramos was retired hut
Bling" .Arragon singled to center
'keilar famed. Shannon singled to
center and Arragor pulled IN on
third. Weafer scored both with a
triple TO right field.
shannon began the fourth with a
single. 10 left. Weafer nied TO Kane
In right field. Cunningham was safe
on an iniield hit. Doran doubled TO
left and shannon scored. Cunningham
resting on third, from where he
scored when Heating sent long nv
10 center iield. Alexander famed. for
the third out. Two errors gave the
Colts their final tally. in the sixth
Dye Makes Grcnt Catch
brilliant fielding PLAYS also were
conspicuous throughout the game
Dye the Buffalo left fielder, made
me most spectacular catch Of The
afie;noon when he robbed Bill" cum
ninEham OF three bagger i'm tho
seventh by taking line drive when
he made one hand. nab. /
Fast heidinG by -cuuninrfam in tho
nin'h inning was Hitting climax to
the Colts victory over the invaders
IL Is.l.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
RICHMOND AMATEURS
ARE GIVEN BEATING
lspccIal to The Times, plspa,ch.l

DANNll.lE. VA. April l7-'rhe
descended upon the Church lin Ath.
letiCs and smotc them hip and thiah
I" all corners Of the baseball lot. The
score was :. 10 o. and the game was
an old-fashioncd swatfcst, which
Park.
Roussc. strain and Saracino were
sent into the box in succession. hut
lhcy failod TO stem the tide of runs.
which were gathered in by Tom Alb
bots charges.
Rodgers and Deacon" Atkinson,
star pitchers for the Tobacconists, al
lowed SIN scattered hits between
them. but never IL run could the
visitors score. Danvillc played error
less bail. while the Athletics register
The seventh frame sealed tho fate
OF the Church Hin team when nine
runners came home. 1t was under
stood her" that the Church hin team
would receive shake-up upon re-
turn home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
LRy Associnted rress.I

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April IL
Drawings for position at the Uni
Ncrsity Of PENNSYLVANIA relay ear
nival. April 2S-29 was made public
today for sectional and class y col
IcEc events as follows.
South Atlantic lntcrcollcg a.
A. ono-mtlc relay Georg" Wash
ington University; -. Johns IIopkins:
!. Virginia Polytechnic; g. George
town: =. University of Virginia; i.
Maryland; 1. Washington and Ice.
onc-milc relay. New York Iini,'
vcrsity: >. Lafayette: ,, Swarthmorc:
4. Buckncll. >, l.ehigh: 6, Johns Hop
kins: !. Rutgers: =. Dickinson: ..
Muhlcnberg: 10. liaverford; IL. Della :
ware; u, DrcNcl Institute.
class " college. Onc-mile relay
Pittsburgh: ,, Vanderbilt: 2. Colum
hla :. Redlands tCal); }, Occidental
LCnlp' ., Notrc Dame: I. Boston
college: \, Clemson; ., Howard Uni
versity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
HARVARD TENNIS TEAM MAKES
CLEAN SWEEP AGAINST LOCALS
Crimson Racquet Wielders Register Easy Victories in
Sinsles-Counry Club of Virginia Forces Visi.
tors to Extend Themselves in Doubles.

sessions featured almost throughout.
as ms,n inc 'f ptnIS tough, hard for each
many killing iobs, finishing n nc" OFF m msas
an anticipated point and score.
Both Bickel and Fleming played
real tennis; but wcro somewhat at
presented by tho more experienced
Harvard players.
Haymond Troth. brother of tho we'll
pro at the Country Club this YEAR.
presented probably tho only answer
to this problem, when he, declared
adequate varied competition. lie cm-
pha?ized that Harvard continually is
meeting stiG teams of varied style
as best 1t can with only ordinary
practice and competition from club
mates. whose respective games thcy
know letter-perfcct.
Ray" was around the courts yes
torday. He has many friends here
already, having visited Richmond last
and through. up and down. inside out
and transvcrsely across. For the mast
two years, he was tennis pro" at
Plains. New York.
Duane, Harvard. va. Harris, Ga.
l'arnham. Harvard, Va. smoot. so.
Holmes. Harvard. vs Rice. So. az.
Guild; Harvard. VS.. Fleming. 6-3,
key. Harvard. VS.. Valentine. s-s.
6-S
Pfanman. Harvard. VS.. Blckel. 6-s.
SIS. Ga
Doubles.
Frost and Farnham, Harvard. de-
featcd Valentine and Rice. SIS. SO,
s-s
Duane and Pfsnman. Harvard. de-
teated Fleming and Bickei, as. So
-
Guild and Key. Harvard. defeated
Harris and Ruford. 6-i. Sc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
BOB FITZSIMMONS. JR..
WILL BOX REEVES
TRy United Scvsl

NEW YORK, April 17.-Young Bob
Ft'zsimmons. heir IN his famous
daddy's ring shoes and lighting
trunks. but not much OF his Rgh,ing
fire. Will box Jack Reeves. Of Cali.
!ornia. twelve rounds to decision
mere tomorrow night. FitzSimmons
has hccn ppointment to those
who watched his father In the ring,
because he can't hit with his right
However. Young Bob Inns been tod,
al about his shortcomings. and ar
tor weeks of training In the county.
rerrrts that he can split the panels
OF On oak door with n two-inch ia ,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
THRILLING BASEBALL,
GAME is CAPTURED RY
WASHINGTON ANDLEE,
Shots From Passing
Auto Arouse Golfers
tBy Associated pressl

NuTLEY. y. j.. April l7.-Mem-
bers of the Yountaknh Golf Club
today formed viSilantes commit
tees TO learn why the clubs golf
course was swept by volley OF
shots from n speeding automobile
yesterday afternoon.
About nifty persons were play
Ing the course when tho mach ins
appeared! In tho car were Ave
men. and MS II dashed beside tho
links At least twelve shots were
fred ut the players. No one wab
hit. hut there was general rush
for cover.
The club is one OF the oldest In
New Jersey. Roger j. Adams. ono
of those who was on tho course
said today that none OF tho mem
bcrs could think Of cause for
tho shooting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
LEGION WILL HOLD
2-DAY TRACK MEET
IBy Associated Press.1

PHILADELPHIA, PA. April II
The annual American Legion field
day. tho program Of which contains
championship events for American
Athletic Union athletes. ms we'll ms
for legion and army and navy men.
Will be two-dny meet this year. 1t
will be held at Shibe Park on June
9 and 10. heretofore tho meet has
been held at Franklin Field. but this
VIII not be available this year. be-
stadium.
An increased number of entries
made 1t impossible to complete the
In one day. the ma mag emen [
announced TODAY. 4 fun representa-
lion from the army. navy and marine
corps has been promised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
TARHEEL. SHOOTER
WINNER OF TROPHY
10y Associatel rrcss.l

PINEHCRST. y C.. Amin ~ =,
a. Morson. North Carolina Sia..
champion, won Tho iniroducr"rv
handicap in today's opening sessin;,
OF the hfth annual North and Soi,tn
shoot on OF tic at G8 vim u
covert. Of Lockport \ y Nnrscr
shooting from the maximum distance.
twenty-one yards. missed only ono
bird on the shoot OF. Covert droppoa
TWO ~ nineteen yards t. X EroGjis
Of Columbia. & g. led INC G.'a -
the Map!ewood hundred Win ninety.
eight breaks, ana earned the yert
10 shoot in the Maplewood chan.
pionsh'?t Morson led .n the so
target context AT the close uf ~
gay, with H-33--Isi. and with BROOK :
;reading on his heels. win ss-ss-
JS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Lexington Team Takes Con.
test, 4-3-Win in Thir.
tccnth Inning.
PITCHER GETS REVENGE
Southpaw Lindbcrg Scores
Deciding Tally by Driv.
ing Out Double.
Especial to The Tlm.s-pl,pateh.1

CHARACTERIZE VA. April
lf.-l-indbcrg's slashing double In
gave Washington and Lee 4-to-3
victory over Virginia today. making
II two straight for the Generals.
Two thousand fans remained In tina
stands to sec the finish, despite tho
oncominE darkness
The result WAS sweet revenge for
i:indbcrS. for In Lexington last week
virginia hatted him out OF tho box,
scoring seven runs IN the secohi
inning The clever Sputhpaw was IN
me fcttle today. He went tho en-
tirc route. Issued but one pRss-that
III INC thirtccnth--and famed scrcn.
the Generals victory was Il clean
cut one, for they out-hit and out
NEEDED tho Orange and Rluc players
ilisle NEEDED sensationaliy at the hot
corner. accepting ton out OF sicy,n
chances. many OF them quite difficult.
ireuy catches were made In the
outhcid by Switzcr and Frcw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
HANRE DE GRACE

First racc-Truc Filler. $3.50. $3.50
s2.3o. first: Woodland. $3.50. S2lu,
second; Daniel. s2.2o. third.
Second race--Infdcl. $40, $500.
w 20. imst Fair Mac. $500, $40, sec
ond. Smithncld. 1910
Third rncc-ultra Gold. $50. 81. 81.
mrSt; Sidcrcai 500. $3.50. second
Bright Lights, $3.50. third.
Fourth race Second Thoughts
$%.de. -2.7o. $3.50. FIRST: Prelude. $3.50
81; second. Pcnitcnt. $500. third.
F!fth racc-Our Flag. $40. S2.T0
s2lo. hrst' Tom McTaggart. $40
$3.50. second; jog. So 20. third.
sixth racc--Royal Duck. 5000
$50. S3.2O, first; Midnight Sun, $35o
$3.50. second: Trickstcr. $3.20, third.
seventh race = Roseatc, $3.50
50: second; Vanity Dresser. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
EXCELLENT HURLING
AND ERRORLESS CAME,
GIVE LOCALS VICTORY
Buffet Service Added
to Kentucky Derby
LEN Assoclntcd rrcss.l

LOUISVILLE, KY. April IL
Announcement was made today by
the Kentucky Jockey club that
the stake in the kentucky Derby,
which already carries $4,000 in
added money. had been enriched
by the offer OF fourteen karat
gold buffet service Of six pieces.
valued at $1,000. The trophy and
the winners share Of the purse.
If only Il dozen OF the ninety
two nominees face the barrier,
VIII make the net value OF tho
race $4,000 10 tho owner of the
horse first under tho wire.
This is the first time that q
trophy Of this character has been
offered in the Derby. The policy
Will he continued. tho announce
incnt said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Totals ......... 81 q IL - II
'Battcd for Martin in seventh.
tHatted for Barfoot in ninth.
IRAN for Mueller in NINTH

Chicago $50 900 900
St. Louis ..........20l OaG 00l-6
summary: Two-basc hits--Hornsby
co. Stock, Icathcote, STATE. Hol-
lochcr. Three base hits-kruE, O'Far-
rcll. Fourier. Stolen base--Crimcs.
Sacriiicc--Statz. Double plays-Hol-
lOcher To i<ruE to Grimes; Torporccr
to liornsby TO Fournier; STATE to
oFarrcll Left on base-.ChicaRo, s.:
st. Louis. {. Base on halls-on Mar
tin. .. off Barfoot. 3. Struck out-by
poak. |: by Barefoot. 4: by Martin. . ::
by Keen, /. IIits---oif Doak, ) In ! l-3
innings: off Barfoot in "a off
Martin. 10 in 6: of Keen. 3 in :. Win
ming pitChcr-Martin. Losing pitcher
-Rarfoot. Umpircs--Klem and SEN
tclle. Time hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
LEFTY" THOMAS HIT
HARD BY OGLETHORPE
Especial to The Times-Dlsratch !

hi NCHB BURG. VA, April lI.-Wiih
two out. the bases fun and two
strikes on the batter. Kemp h!t for
II home run in the seventh innIns.
and Oelethorpc Univer5ity defeated
ltynchhurs college. to ;. The game
played on wet field. was marked
w':f hard hitting and by the fast
that all OF the runs scored wcr.
earned: Oclethorpe got her win nv
an ability to hit Thomas hard In
the pinchcs.
The locals lost several good chances
n score by too risky base runninz.
The fielding NJ Parker at short for
LynchburS easily featured the GAM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
ANSON DIED BEFORE
RECEIVING REWARD
Try United Ncws.l

NEW YORK. April l7.-'Pop" An
professional baseball would have
brought their reward this season had
he lived. Too late, Judge *. NJ
Doftant job in the higher administrn
tion of the game. and tho judge was
Just about tn announce the appoint
meht when. Arson died. according to
Giants.
Although Arson was comparatively
poor in his later wears. he refused
srNera profcrS OF benefit games in
the last few seasons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
WOODBERRY FOREST
WINS TRACK MEET
fSpecial 10 The Timcs.Dispatch l

ORANGE, VA. April wood
Derry Forest won the triangular track
meet mere this afternoon with q sCor.
oi h'i2 points, Virginia Episcopal
school was second with .9iA and The
irccnhriar Military School third. with
II. 80
The Woodherry hoys showed crca,
form, taking nine first places Vir-
GINA Episcopal school took all three
places IN the mile run. Gcrcnbrinr
TOOK both first places in the discus
throw and Shotput.
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NORTH CAROLINA NINE
TRIMS VA. TECH
Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.l

ROANOKE, VA. April lin the
first game OF the week OF play In
Virginta the University Of North Car
olinn defeated V. r. I. baseball TENN
today at the fair grounds by a
score ~ Z to g. The game was called
In the eighth inning To allow the
V. II. J. team TO catch an carly train
for Black sburE.
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University of ItIrhnond.

Summary: TWO base hit-Fray,
Three base hit--Fray. Home run
iiarwood. stolen basel Chandler
Sacrifice hit--ClarI double play
Berger 10 Jones. Hit bJ' pitched bail
-BcrEcr. Patterson and T.. Chandler
Left on bases--Wiiliam and Mary, ( {:
University or Richmond s. Base OF
haiis--ofr stephens ; or Harwood,
o; of Snead. J. lIits-on Steph ems.
In ol-3 innings: OF Harwood. . In
% innings. Struck out-by
stephens, 3; by fIarwood, 6; by Sncah
s. Time OF game. ::o5. Empires
stuart and Resell