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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
ROCHESTER TO PLAY
RICHMOND HERE TODAY
Mike" Finnegan Will Start
Game Against International
League Club.

Richmond and Rochester will play
this afternoon at Mayo Island Park
in the next to the last exhibition
game OF the season for the Colts.
The game will begin ut 4 o'clock.
Mike" Finnegan. Richmonds
pitching ace. viii be on tho mound
FOR the Colts major portion of the
time this afternoon. The big pitcher
has been working out gradually, and
announces he is in good condition
and ready to face the International
League team this afternoon. Fin
negnn was tho leading pitcher In the
Virginia League last year. with
eighteen games won and three lost.
Ryan's Colts had n day of rest
yesterday. no game being scheduled.
y short practice session was all tho
work for the Colts. Defeats admin
istered them by the Danville and
Reading clubs have aroused the local
boys, and they will go into today's
game determined TO hold the Invad-
ing team to II low score at any rate
The preseason games will end
Monday afternoon, when the Colts
meet the Buffalo team of the Inter-
national League. Tuesday will find
the boys In the last real workout
before the opening OF the Virginia
League season with Newport News,
IN Newport News, Thursday after
noon.
Pitcher Linquist. obtained by the
Colts from Birmingham, has arrived
In Richmond and is ready to take
the mound. Linquist is a left-hander.
and may divide todays game with
Finncgan.
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TEAM TROPHY IS WON
BY CO. B. ATHLETES
Register 81 Points in Meet
Staged in Howitzers'
Arnory.

Company B. o. she John Marshall
High School Cadet. .-erbs, won the
team trophy III the indoor track meet
In the How!tzers Armory last night
BY scoring 81 points Company ID
was second with Il. a third with :
and last with o. The corps STAFF
scored seven points,
Sharp. OF Company B. who had 10
points. Others finished in tho follow
Kahn, 9; Dogge,;, S; Fiddle. :: Ell
lett. g. Euhan i: Priddy, :: Bren-
nainan, knuck!es, ;. Mocring. /,
Summaries:
sso-yard run-sharp. Company 3.
fIst; Elicit, Company Is. second; Eu.
bank. Company \, third
HIst; knuckles. Company -. second;
Kahn, Company -. third Height
feet inches 49,
Standing broad jump-Dogge,t.
ond, and Knuckles, COMPANY 81 lied
for second place.
Shot pui-Priddy. cyrpany y. fret.
Kahn Company Il, second Bentley,
Company A, third
5io-Ysrd dahh-Kaahn, Company d,
ond; Todd. unattached. third /"
one inhe rrn-EubanH, Company
a, hrst; Elicit, Company y, second;
Mooring, Company Il, third.
20c-yard dash-Sharp. COMPANY r,
hrst; Doggett Company d. second:
srennaman. Company b, third.
Half-m!le relay race-Won nv
Company D; Company 4. second:
Company p. third
Half,mile junior relay-won by
Ginter Park Athlete Club; BOYS club
second: Highland PARK AthIs;ic Ciuh
mira Sesorook Athletic club. fourth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
COUNTY LEAGUE TO
OPEN THIS AFTERNOON

The Lakeside and westhampton
clubs OF the Henrlco County League
Will meet on the Westhampton field
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the
opening game OF the season. Laurel
Will meet Dumbarton ut Dumoarton.
The tennis Will play q season OF
eighteen games. divided into two
halves OF nine games each. The win
ner OF the first division will play
the winner of the second half for tho
pennant. and the champion team will
play post-scason game with some
other team in the county.
DR.. Hedccpcth, who formerly
played with Richmond and Peters
burg in Tho Virginia League. has
consented TO coach the Northampton
team. of which Murdoch Barnes is
captain. and a. Il. Whitmore. business
manager.
The people OF the county are deep
ly interested In the four teams, and
the citizens of Wcsthampton are ex-
nectcd 10 turn out In large numbers
this afternoon for the first league
game OF the season.
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SEVEN ORGANIZATIONS
WILL BEGIN PLAY ON
RICHMONDLOTS TODAY
Mayor George Ainslie and Members of Amateur Com
mission to Preside at Openings Commercial
League Starts Next Saturday.

Thirty-four baseball teams. repre-
senting seven amateur leagues OF this
city. VIII usher In the l922 season this
afternoon on every available piece of
vacant ground In tho Vicinity OF Pa
DyrSS metropolis. Each OF tho or
sanizations arc under the jurisdic-
s,on OF tho Amateur Baseball Com
nlission OF Richmond, which begins
IodRy what promises to be ono OF tho
~ st successful seasons In the history
League. tho eighth circuit playing un-
aer the commission. VIII open It's sen
soy next Saturday.
Opening day ceremonies will be OBJ
Tobacco League. ono OF the class 4
leagues, has planned n program FOR
the hrst day which rivals that OF a
p I,!,, circuit. a street parade.
Herbert Tnreyton. Murieis. Fatima
ana Lucky Strike, and their fricnds
participating. VIII leave tho City Hall
Mayor George Ainsile has consented
TO preside At the opening. which viii
take place at Boulevard Field. He
VIII follow time honorod custom OF
Mayors automobile will be the first
car In the parade and Will be right
behind the band.
,r Officers Of the commission and
the youngsters. President Rose will
DO found at Byrd Park. No. 2: Stuart
Jones. at lakewood No. /: doc" Har-
ris. At Ginter Park: Lucien Thomas at
Highland Park: Carter Jones. Coun-
gilman. at South Side No. ]; Bernard
Jones. president OF the Barton
Heights Sunday School League. at
seminary: J. n. kernodle. president
OF the Central League. at Scotts Ad :
diti0n; Moore. of the Church Hill
Bank. at Fulton: President Taymack.
OF tho Southeastern Sunday School
League, At Oakwood No. .: Dave SAT-
terrified, at Byrd Park No. 4: r. J..
Wintrec, president OF the West End
sunday School League. at Clarke
springs; Press Edwards. secretary OF
40. ..
John L. Rose. Jr.. president OF the
comm ission, last night issued 4 state
ment IN which he said that he believed
this would be n banner year for the
amateurs in Richmond. Rose voiced
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the sentiment OF tho other members
OF the governing body, all OF whom
refused to Issue statement, prefers
ring TO let the president be the
spokesman.
When the Commercial League gets
started All records Will BIO broken by
with the seven which start today, VIII
give the commission thirty eight
gasped when the oommission am
leagues. this year they arc even moro
surprised Mt tho governing body In
undertaking to operate eight leagues,
In 1921 tho sand-iot game had greas
year. This season should DO oven
better.
The schedule for today follows:
Tobacco League.
Herbert Tareyton va Lucky Strike,
$3.50: Muriel va. Fatima, 1890; Boule.
ward Field.
Central League.
Posi- Sh" 6tiiee al r SqnH w. Richmond
Columbus. at BYRD Park.
NJ Virginia VI Railway ana and Power X Cons
third Infantry. Scotts Addition.
southenstern sunday school League,
BainbridKe Street Baptists vs.. Cos
wardin Avenue Christians. South Side
diamond No. /.
Branch Memorial Va. East End Bap-
lists. lakewood. No. !.
Maple Grove vs.. Monument Moths
odists. lakewood. No. 2.
West End Sunday school League.
Grnce-Covcnnnt Presbyterian VI,
Westminster Presbyterian. Byrd Park,
First English Lutheran vs.. Third
Presbyterian. Clarke Springs.
Barton Heights sunday School LenEue
Baptists vs.. Episcopkiiank. High
land Park diamond.
Methodists vs. Prcsbyteriana. Sem
mary diamond.
Junior Athletic Ieppne
Gintcr Park VIZ. Church Hill, Gin
ter Park diamond.
South Side Va. Highland Park. High
land Park diamond.
Scabrook Athletic Club w. Boys
Club. Byrd Park.
Junior Sunday schooi LenEue.
Paramount va. Woodland Heights n I
Luck Field; HoEc Memorial va. Leigh
street. at Clarke Springs. No. 2; Third
Christian We. G. & O.. at South Side,
No. 2.
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BANKERS TAKE GAME
FROM HELLO TEAM

First National Bank shut out the
yesterday at BYRD Park. The game.
although only seven innings in
length. was fast The Bankers got
70 the opposing pitcher IL. the rrst
frame, and by their stick work and
base running were able TO put two
runs across
GIN. pitching for the victorA. held
Chesapeake and Potomac practically
heipicss, only Two singles being rnade
on MS delivery. His work in the
boN was the outstanding feature Of
me game. 4 remarkable catch by
Iurccli left aelder and the work o,
french on the mound. Kept the Chee.
hpcake and Potomac boys from OBJ
lvlon and tniivened tho contest
greatly.
Score: Ri. u
First National ..
chesapeake and Potomac .0 9 q
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NINE WINS
CAME FROM VIRGINIA
Orange and Blue Team Out
Tucked, 20, on Muddy
Field.

lSpcclal To Tho Time Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April IA.
Princeton won to 0 verdict over
virginia In seven inning game
played on muddy diamond. Tho
contest was duel OF twirlcrs, in
which Harrison. OF Virginia. pitching
his nrst game OF tho year. performed
equally as well as Southpaws Harvey
and Townsend, for tho Tigers. 4
break In luck gave Princeton her
runs. Botting's single in the third
went for q triple when Left Fielder
Carlyle slipped on the wet grass,
and he counted when Jeneries' slash
Ing hit bounded from Carrington's
glove. The latter tailed on Cooper's
scratch hit
After Harvey had issued two passes
at the start Of the nth he was re-
placed by Townsend Harrison
walked. flling the bases. but was
caught off first. Darlington was an
easy out. Mccoy sent hot groundcr
which bounded from Gotshalks glove
and struck Perish, racing to third
He was called out by tho umpire. who
would not reverse his decision, after
q vigorous kick BY tho Southerners
The score:
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MRS. MARION JESSUP
WINS TENNIS TITLE
[By Unitcd News-l

PINEHURST. y. c.. April l4.-Mrs.
Marion Hinderstcin Jessup. of VIII
mington, Del. won the women's
championship in the North and South
tennis tournament hero by defeating
Miss Martha Bayard. OF short Hills.
y, j.. Friday in straight sets, 6-I.
6-1.
Mrs. Jessup will be a formula bl e
opponent for Mrs. Molla Mallory in
the womcn's national tournament next
iail. MRS. Mallory did not enter the
North South tournament
Miss Helene Gilleaudeau and Miss
Martha Bayard won their match with
Mrs. Il. II. Briggs and Miss Florence
BALM in the semilnal round of the
women's doubles, 6-l, 81. Mrs. Jessup
and Miss Edith Sigourney drew bye
Mrs. JessuD and s. Howard Vcsheli
defeated Miss Lillian Scharman and
Josiah Wheclwright In the final round
OF the miNcd doubles. So and 6-l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
WILLIAM AND MARY
BEATS LAFAYETTE
Indians Score Winning Run
in Ninth Inning-Hicks
Stars.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April "a
William and Mary defeated Lafay-
cite Col!ese here today In close
and hard fought game, BY the score
OF "a. The contest was a pitchers
battle between Earwood and Long
aker. The Indians final tally came
in the ninth inning. when Hicks
singled, and took third on Jackson's
error: Lowe scored him with a drive
off the ieft-feld wall
1t was the first game that Long
aker, the Lafayette pitching ace, has
losi IN nearly three years, and the
hrst that Lafayette has lost since the
early part OF last year
lafayette defeated Richmond Uni
yersity yesterday. The Spiders and
Indians meet in Newport News and
Norfolk tomorrow and Monday, re-
spectivelE: Harwood held the La
Layette nine TO four hits. and but
Tor w!!dneSS, would have held their
score 10 fewer runs. Lonaker was
touched for eleven hits including a
triple BY HICKS in The first inning
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BRAVES STOP PILLS
WINNING STREAK
Try Associated prcssI

PHII.ADELPHIh. April l4.-Boston
stopped Philadelphia's winning streak
today and took the third game OF the
series. to .. Though n little wild
at times. RUDE MarQuard was effec-
locals eight hits well scattered. Lees
nome run to the clubhouse. wall in
the fourth inning was one OF the
longest drives ever made in the local
park. The score:
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BOWIE RESULTS

First race-Rosic IL. $40. $50
1920. first. Lady Boss, S. .2a6 So
ond: Rewpie, S3tO. thirt
Second race--Spugs 500. s.
s.eo, hrst Happy Buxton $3.50.
Third race-The Nephew si.,6
I.so. $3.50. .frst; Little Patsy. $3.50
1880, second; Jago. $3.50, third
Fourth race-Siippery BIN .aao
1850. go. iirst; Lucky II. $3.50. $40
second; Dick Deadcye, $3.50 tbi-d
Fifth race--Romeo. $3.50 spso
$3.50, first; Natural, $3.50. 1880 Sec
ond: Joan Of Arc. $500. third
Sixth race-I.ucy Kate. 'lIsO, $3.50
1870. first; Wake Up, 1850. ID
second: On High. $3.50, third.
Seventh race-Smarty, $50 ,:s0
1920, first; Rustler. $50. - co sec.
cnd: Sammy Jay, $500 third
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boston.

Totals .:."::... "a 2 s 81 II 3
'Batted for Ferguson In seventh.
Bated for Fullerton IN ninth.
Score by innings: Il.
Philadelphia ......... i0l 5Di 00G--S
Boston ............. 900 oil OGO-a
Summary: TwO.bagc hits-Burns.
g. walker. Ihree basc hits-Wclch,
Harris. Sacrihce-Rummcl. Double
piays--foung to Galloway to John
son: Galloway 10 Young 10 Johnston:
Ruci TO Pratt. Left on bascs-PhiI-
adelphla. 8: Boston. Z. Bases on balls
of Rommei. l. of Myers, 3; on
Ferguson. !; on Fullerton, /. Struck
9ut--by NomInel. by Myers, !: by
Fcrguhon, J; by Fullerton . Hits--
off Myers. In "a innings; OF Fer
Buson. I'm la Innings. or Fuller
ton. o in innings. Hi by pitcher
by Romrnel fO'Eourkc) Losing
pitchcr-Mycrs Urnpirns Walsh
connolly and Wilson. Time Of game
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ERRATIC CONTEST
GOES TO DAVIDSON

EL.ON COLLEGE. y. c.. April IL
In see-saw game OF baseball. which
was featured by first. brilliant, and
then poor. playing in the field, and
which from the start was Il swatfest
Davidson won from Elon here today
by the score of 8 to s.
Every brand of baseball known TO
the diamond was displayed, from brill
liant catches by MaNlcttc and Pritch-
cite. and quickly executed double
plays TO bonehead plays of the worst
sort and throws Of the widest order.
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LIFT SUSPENSION
ON BOXER AND BOSS
me- Assoclated Press.l

NEW YORK, April l4.-Suspcnsion
OF Lew Tender, boxer, aid his man
day by tho state Boxing Commission
The fighter and his director were
barred after an argument between
GlasSman and q referee who disquaIi-
fed Tender during n match in Brook
lyn recently.
The commission warned Glassman
not 10 question decisions, and criti-
cized the position used by Tender in
the ring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
GIANTS SHOW DODGERS
They HAVE OFFENSIVE
New York Wallops Brooklyn
by Score Of
10 to 9.
tBy Associated Press !

:. NEW. YORK, April 14..-Thc New
York Nationals knocked Al Mamaux
and easily defeated BROOKLYN. 10 TO 2.
The hitting OF Croh and Rawlings
was the largest factor in New York 3
victory. j.. Barnes, New Yorks
ming and then pitched high grade
ball. The score:
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Texas League.

At wichita Falls: Wichita Falls.
2: Dallas. o.
AT Fort Worth: Fort Worth, 6;
Shreveport. l.
At Galveston: Galveston. 4; Hous-
ton. 5.
beaumont g.
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JAY COULD MEMBER
OF WINNING PAIR

BOSTON. Arm i..- r. 'unn,o IN,
;t,HaS ho!cer OK the court tennis cham
99.Ihsh!p. and j. w. Wear. Of Pb!ls
s snJ r.s. defeated ". Is. Burnham. JT..
~ Bns; Ehanning rockingham. both
ma maj round Of the nstsSnaI doubies
tournamsnt here Friday Ths maj
tSe a1 VIM b played BatEydsy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
ROPER CHALLENGES
LEWIS TO BOUT
tBy Associated press.l

WICHITA, KAN. April li.-Captain
B0A Roper. heavyweight boxer. hero
foE the wrestling match last night
between I'D. tStranGlcrl Lewis. cham
pion. and Earl Caddock. OF Iowa.
challenged Lewis TO mixed wres.-
ling and boxing bout. Lewis won
the last TWO OF three falls last night.
In issuing the challenge Roper
said:
II am willing and very anxious to
meet Lewis in such n bout. Before
taking on Dempsey. Lewis can try
out his stun on some one not so
good. ] am willing to meet Lewis
In mixed bout and will post sido
bet of $4,000 that ] can beat him.
II he wants to make his Dempsey Of
Ter good. he should meet me first"
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
ESULTS YESTERDAY
Philadelphia, 8; boston, Q,
All Otberk-rain.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. LouIs at Chtrngo.
Detroit at Cleveland
new York mt Washington.
Philadelphia mt boston.
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amt right
Walter Johnson, one OF the great
cst pitchers In the game for hfteen
coitSecuttve seasons. the man who in
vented speed and then improved his
invention. the owner of 2.s21 strike
outs, an al-tine record to date, never
yet has Scuffed his clcats against the
curb in worlds series game. or
thumbcd nicklr of worlds series
money. For most of his fifteen sea-
sons with the colorless and none too
prosperous or liberal Senators of
Washington. Johnson probably drew
less salary than many less capable
pitchers.
Cy Perkins is one of the best
ca tchers IN the business. IIe is Con-
me Mack's property and IL is no be-
trayal OF confidence to whisper that
connie saves cigar coupons Which is
TO say that Cy fcrk ms probably isn't
EettlnE as much salary hy four or five
thousand year in Philadelphia ms
1he Yankees, for instance: would be
willing TO pay him. Neither has he
any remote prospects Of earning "A
slice OF worlds series money
Lee Meadows "a Il line pitcher. but
ne iS with the phiis. of philIy. and
ms salary. therefore, must be in pro-
portion 10 his other misfortunes,
Slim sallee, Babe Ruth. wallie
Schang. Eddie Collins and many an
other player. including some who
were lucky 10 be higher than class
d, have had from one to four or 1--WE
worlds series pay checks. Sallcc got
three after nc was deemed TO be ali
through. except as relief pitcher,
two with The Giants and one with
the Reds.
Amt there no justice?
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MACK'S TEAM TRIMS
BOSTON RED SOX
IRw Assoc.a,cd Press

BOSTON, April li.-Inicld errors by
Boston enabled Philadelphia 10 nile
up early runs and win S TO . today.
Rommel was hit hard at t!nes, but
his support was exceptionally good.
Tho score:
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HAROLD WEBER WINS
FROM LUClEN WALKER
tBy Associated Press.l

PINEHURST. n. c.. April 1t-In
one Of the closest matches OF tho
local season. Harold Weber. Toledo.
defeated y. Lucicn Walker. Jr.. New
York. l UP in "A nineteen hole match
In tho seminal round OF the annual
mid-Aprll golf tournament hore to-
day. F. T. Heating. New York. de-
feated 7. c. Moulding. Chicago. 4
and 3. This tournament has rivaied
the recent North and South champion
snip IN interest because OF an almost
equally important held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15

Rapp. Home run-Lee. Sacrifice@
Powell. Holke. Ford t2) Fletcher.
kopf. Double plays-Tord, Kopr and
Holke; Hoike. Kopf. and Holke: Mar
bases-Bos,on. I: Phiiadelphia. g.
Base on balls-on Marquard. ;; off
"einert, {; of Winters, /. Struck
out,.oy Weinert. !; by Winters. l.
by Marquard 3. Hits-of Weinert. 3
in . innings: off Winters. in in
nings. Umpires-McCormick Pfirmnn
and Risler. Tlme-.Io. Losing
pitcher-Wcincrt
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ting. Stolen bascs-Botting. Mahood.
Foster. Base on balis-on Harvey. 4 !:
on DISQUALIFICATION, 10: Virginia, q.
Hits-off Harvey, ] In 4 innings; OFF
Townsend: I'm 3 innings. Struck
out-by Harvey, e: by Townsend. 4:
by Harrison. 10. Sacrifice hit--Stin-
son. Time Of game-2:2o. Umpire
Cross. Attcndance-3.000
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ConnnIly I,eiensed 10, toronto.

CHICAGO, April l4.-George Con-
nally, who is considered by Manager
Gleason as one OF the best pitching
has been released to the Toronto In,
ternational League club. but prob
ably VIII be called back in the fall.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston ut Philadelphia.
brooklyn at New York
PitthburRh at 81. fouIs.
thichGo Mt Cincinnati
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Florida State Ienpu.

At LAX Gland: Lakeland. I; Jack
sonville, 3.
At Tampa: Tampa. 10; Daytona,
At Orlando: Orlando. 6; ST. Peters.
burg, II.
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S e% YSpk '. 200 200 600 600 coo. 3
summary: Two-base hits-Groh,
rawlings. SINNERS. Three base hit
Griffith. Homo runs-Bancroft. Sny-
Young. Kelly. Double plays-Hish'
olson and Schmandt. Left on bases
New York. s; Brooklyn. 4. Base on
6alls-on Mamaux. z; off Shrlvcr, ].
Mamaux. 6 in Ia innings: of smith.
In ) % innings: or Shriver. / in
] inning. Losing pitcher--Mamaux
ompircs- -O'Day and Hart. Time
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Red. Reduce sound

CINCINNATI, OHIO, April IL
Pitchers Victor Johnson and Allan
Clarke and Outfeldcr Kenneth IIo-
gan were dropped today from tho
Cincinnati National roster. johnson
Will pitch for a local semipro team:
Clarke will go to Waterbury. Conn,
and Hogan was released uncondi-
tIonRllY
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.''I'''FFI /! IIEF's DISC MIS- III lrka
jackson. Two-bas" hits-Ecrrv
sacrifice h!ts-Willever. Chillson.
Lett on bases-W. and NJ. :: I.afav-
cite, s. First on balls-oit l,ouraEer
:" liar" God :. Struck out-Long.
aker s. ilarwood. G. Passed balls
handler. :: Time Of game. 200.
lMp.res-PrOctor and Gravcs
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southern Association HesuIt..
New Orleans, i. Mobile, I.
birmingham. ). Nashville, o.
JhattanooGa, o; Atlanta. 6.
Little Rock 3 MeTnnh{s 4
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY,

New York. 10; brooklyn, =.
Bohton. 81 philadelphia, ..
All Othcrs-rnIn.
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Score by innings:

Parrish GU, in nth. hit by = bat,,eti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15

yNhir - ~ II
'Batted for Ferguson In seventh.
{ Matted for Fullerton in ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15

Lee Meadows is a iipe pitcher but
ne iS with the Phiis. of philIy. and
ms salary. therefore, must be in pro-
portion TO his other niisfortunes
New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

dreamed of her son. The dream came
70 her clearly. vividly, complete in
every detail
Angelo was in a furnished room.
guarded closely. he told his mother
that they would not let him out. gave
her the street number Of the house
ard begged her 10 come 60 him. Angelo
was dressd a. he was when she last
saw him blue denim overalls. jumper
and white rubbcr-soled sneakers. His
eyes were red he had been sobbing
lie had no handkerchief.
The detectives could find no such
street address a. that Mrs Cris,ini
gave them. but this did not discourage
them. They prowled around dark
streets and searched many dingy fur
nished rooms. all the time confident
that the dream Of Angeles mother will
prove ~ value.
Tommaso Nuncio. one o fthe three
men arrested Friday in connection with
tho kidnapping. became hystericnl In his
coll ~ Police headquarters. yesterday.
nnG repeatedly drove bis head arains,
,he cell bars Bail was denied Nuneio
Yesterday IN Yorkvllc Court. The
tv.o other prisoners. Salvatore Tishero
and Joseph Vaccayo. o. 2TiS Hughes
Avenue. the Bronx. have not yet been
arraigncd.