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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
TERRIBLE HITTING BEE !
STAGED At ISLAND PARK
Danyille Wallops Colts, 10 to
IL, After Terrific AS.
sault on Pill.
LOCAL PITCHERS ARE ,v1.u
Few, Alexander and Johpson p-
Easy for DnnviiIe's SlugKers-Ose
horne StNrN for Home Teun VII
stick md I'm Field, ~"
LOCAL PITCHERS ARE WEAK
Ivy E. v. Mitchell.

for an a,y YAK. Of baao hits. good
IIoT Total OF thirty runs. tells in
nrnet what happened mt Mayo Island
ihrk yesterday afternoon when Rnv
htSyans Richnond Colts mot Tommy
ntoboits Danviile team In the last
H ias, a series Of two exhibition con-
Dcen made ana halt hour taken to
separate tho hits and runs IL wax
FOUND mat the former Richmond
lo.,o-li victory over The local bows.
me rams screamed with delight.
1 hnd ne scorer. pulled his hair az
run 'oi.o"ed MT and run followed
remarked. II was "A act comedy
with the Bugs playing tho leading
n ,,u, much to the disgust OF ono Ray
wynn. iIianager OF the Colta.
DnnvIile IIlts Three IInricr.,
our chubby friend from WEIGH. w.
an m3 sat on the bench and wccped
h nu En-, Gnnshed his teeth as Abbott's
lerinss OF his pitchers. Rag Injected
:, quartet OF hurlers into the game
ma nn n.nviile elected them just about
rev started and worked four In
hhhgs lie allowed eight runs.
wen, eN ,brnn took the mound and
WIS, mds SEM II! with the hope that he
might check tho onslaught OF tho
and ,si'o s,,y. Johnson lasted one frame
named hurlcr did better than any ar
ms predecessors. but he worked 6n'Iv
I,ttle more than ono inning.
=, me four hurlGrs sent against IN,
Bugs by Ryan showed piSiniw ,bn.
me !ocni pitchers need practice ami
40, iot or II II they are to be i'm con
Hition Tor tho opening game VIII,
EsMport news one week from today
rev, Alexander and johnson v.;c
~lid, ana when they did yet tho h.t,
a,vross IL had nothing on IL oxc"nt
me seams and the cover. and ~
,,hNancrs had little trouble in sm,ck
ING IL 10 the far corners of Tho nci,
Osborne Colts star.
No matter how bad a team.. ,t,,h
U,S Wiii go there ia one bright snot
~ the playing or the axEr"paii"n
nno lines out OF ten. Richmond had
ms bright SPOT in tho pcrson ~
nsbornc. the Colts young shorta,o,,
Ihc hoy fooled the critics. wbn III
Ihat he would not hit his wcIuht H.
irving out four hits In fivo tjmn,,' ~, -,
ihrce OF h!s drives were ronI ~.
Two bases. Osborne also neIJch ~,
position well. and If he kncn. n nr
nls record OF yesterday he viii H.
this season A>'"R uc
, mere was no fault to find with
ume batting eyes or the Colts. ss -
whole. FOR they rcgistered 49,
safetics on the three hurlers son, H.,
ny Abbott. Richmond'a njtchor
rallied TO show anything ynstrrSaw ~,
.Me day before, and therein IIes ~
who'c story OF why the Danviiio team
'ooh TWO games from tho Calls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

MmothHr big intercollegiate nsebnll
game ,;.i VII be played on Stadium Esd
nn,S ai1ernoon. University OF Rich
I.afaye;te t coiieae '114 rSm opponent in
me. Inc contest VIII start at 3:45 O'clock
aii,p" lhE fans to arrive on time Nv
'.an the o'clock westhamptoI
Advance information on tho ,nv,,.
' chrs, who were acclaimed footbn II
champions OF the East last fnii -
r cnnssrIvayne,t. II is known that the
ieatcd both Crsinus and Get tvshure,
IN" former by a score OF II To- @ a,,i
inc latter by 9-to-5 count.
several Gridiron Stars ON Nine,
lncy have with them several noted
III III hir Eridir0h playing. Tho pig
skin artist VIII be playing tho third
SACK today. and will be stationed non =
the stands. ''ii
"iobbie" sncad ana Berry. tho on
posing teams, most dependable slab
mon. VIII perform against each other.
ihrcn mas been aoinE strong In tho
ana is In the pink OF condition.
His teammates likewise are i'm rond
aihape ana are both fielding and hit
ing IN pleasing fashion. Dobson ha $
nhc 10 the most experienced iniieids
IN college baseball In Captain Town
Erhy. Jones and Berger. In tho out.
mrla. while walden. enc OF last years
-" 'ht INC tncTO liz
even then equal II not greater
Strength Than last season. Richard
sons heluing and batting have
bolstcrcd the outer works.
Spiders Showing Form.
Dobson has been handed several
Pheasant surprises In tho playing OF
several or HIS men. The tenn germs
10 De hitting the apple fairly well
ana Vt this stage they have a tear,
average of .270 FOR about fourteen
men.
After the game with LAFAYETTE tho
University of Richmond goes TO New :
port Newa Saturday FOR Il game with
william and Mary. and then Monday
70 Norfolk for another contest with
me Indians. Thursday thcy play
fordham. ''
Manager bennett added another
game 70 the Red and Blue schedule
yesterday. Oglcthorpc University. OF
Georgia. is the latest acquisition. Tho
game VIII he played on Stadium
REID April 20. The Spiders there
fore. meet this year in baseball teams
from Virginia. Maryland Delaware.
Georgia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

Richmond. has arisen gradually in
the baseball world as a manager and
hGSeS some day To be In charge of
a major league club. He went from
Richmond TO New Haven, and this
,iB.
while no information has been re-
cc'red in Richmond that Bender is,
sure TO pitch today. he probably will
take the mound for II few innings,
manager OF the Colts. said last night
ihat he would attempt TO prevail
GnoH the chief to work from the
hlilock Tor short while today, at
Ryan probably will send Mike.
tlnneean TO tho mound against the
lnts. FinncgRn is the best hurlrr
ON INC IoItS stan. ana if he tx in
any kind Or condition today tho game
Shouin be an Interesting one
Grecnae's finger is hcaiins: hc may
20 behind the hat. Gozdowski. The
hig Pole is Ryan's second choice
Ray sent three recruits to the fast,
increasing. army Of unemployed last
m ~ wh-n no announced that
Litthers Ricc, Sctty and O'Ncil had
hSen given tho pink slip. Tho local
piiot must prunc his squad I'm order
10 get within the player limi, and
more releases are expected in the
next few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
TO PLAY FORK UNION

with three victories and no de-
fcats TO its credit, the John Mar
shall High School baseball team
leaves today, in high spirits, for
Fork Union. Va. where they clash
with Fork Union Military Academy.
Tho locals are in the best condition
possible. their performances in their
last two games having been near
midscaSon.
Coach James is pleased with the
showing made by the Marshallitcs
since they began the season. and is
confident that rs this clash .erothcr
ready perfect score He has not
made any mound selection, but il
Is probable that Brennaman will! oc-
cupy that position today.
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JACKETS ARE GIVEN
BEATING BY HORNETS

ASHLAND, VA. April lo-Throush
costly errors Randnlph- Macon
dropped tho game to Lynchburg Col
leg. here this afternoon. IL TO -
None OF the eleven runs made by
the Hornets were earned
Perry. the young left-handcr who
is making his debut on a college
team. allowed only two hits in eight
innings. The Lynchburg outnt batted
not making any hits. they nut six
men over on walks, hit batsnien and
errors. Lawman pitched an excel
lent game for l.ynchburg. striking
out eleven and allowing no walks.
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LynchburE College.

Grown batted for james in eighth
Score by innings: H.
LynchburE -. $50. 00i LOG 0l2-ll
Randolph Macon 600 CON OoO- y
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ALEXANDER HURLS
CUBS TO A VICTORY
GBy Associated Prcss.l

CINCINNATI, ONO. April ia
capacity crowd witnessed the defeat
OF Cincinnati in the opener today,
when Ch!caEo defeated the Reds By a
score OF I 10 ,.
superb pitching by Alexander was
mainly responsible for the visiting
teams victory. Brilliant fielding by
i!ol!ocher also was an outstanding
feature.
!;iN"y was hit hard in the seventh
when five hits drove in four runs and
c!lhchcd the game for the visitors.
y strong Cincinnati rally in the
eighth was stopped By two great
pich-ups made by Iiol!ochcr
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PILLS TAKE MEASURE
OF MITCHELL'S TEAM
tBy Associated Pressl

Z PHILADELPHIA, April lg.-Bos.
on proved very accentable 40 an
spentng feature today. for Philadel-
hla won VIZ ease, toI.
x Lee Meadows allowed the Braves
pt four rcattered hits. while tho
mines got TO Oeschger for eight.
peDing run in the fret inning, when
is hit registered walker. Iebour-
eau's single In the next inning tai
tsd Parkinson and in the seventh
is two Dagger with the bases niied
Aht Fletcher and Benline home,
arhInson's home run scored vii.
nIns and FLETCHER in the eighth.
meadows only sign of weakness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
BOWIE RESULTS

First racc--Allah. s!l4O. sioo
$3.50. first: Winneconnc. $40. sa,4G
second; Sicsta, $3.50, third.
Second racc--I.ady Zeus. s5f2o
$3.50. $40, first: Forest Ou"@n
SEQ, $500, second; Prctcndcr. $3.50
third.
Third racc--Armlsticc. $3.50. Sl1.1O
SSlG, first: Rustler. s10SO. $3.50. sec
onh; Clinchfield, $50. third.
Fourth racc-Bright Lights. s37 so
$3.50, S4.2o. first; Jock Scot, 81. s270
second: Hidden Jewel $3.50. third.
Fifth racc-Miracic Man. $50
$50. S3.50. first; Night Boat, $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
WORLDS CHAMPIONS
LOSE TO DODGERS
tBy Associated prcss.l

NEW YORK, April l2-The Brook
!yn Nationals defeated the worlds
champion New York team In Tie
opening game OF the season TO-DAY
ny score ot To 3. Mayor Hyian
threw out the first hail 'rho ,.,n,n
soon developed into Il sharp conflict
between the rival left handlers. Reu
tner and Nehf. and New York's ,r-
fors helped decide the game in favor
OF the former. The score:
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MACK'S ATHLETICS
+. DEFEAT BEANEATERS
by Associated Press l

BOSTON. April 2.-philadclphia
ietaatsd Boston. 3 to :. in II. uncnina
Boston obtained an early Iood
:hen permitted PhiiaGeIphia 10 go.
rom behind N the seventh and score
.Wo runs on two errors Tho hat.i,o
ol galloway. who made two dnnhins
and single. featured. ""'e9
7 Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
CARDS DOWN PIRATES
BEFORE SMALL CROWD
-iRv Associnton Prcss.l

ST. LOUIS. April l2.-The Cardi-
Lais opened the la22 National League
season today before a crowd csti-
mated at $4,000 with Al 10 to vic
tory lover Pittsburgh. Gamer. for
the Cardinals, drove in. five runs,
while 1Iornsby got a home run.
The Cardinals regular lineup was
somewhat changed due TO the ill
ness Of Shortstop Lavan and injuries
to Outfielder Mueller and First Base
man Fourier. The score:
IL.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE
DEFEATS VIRGINIA

rAlN''ION. VA. April 1o.-wash-
ineton and Leo defeated Virginia
here today. 10 10 :. Todays game
marked the first appearance OF "a Vir.
Sihih team on Wilson Field since the
su.'rhnrc or athletic relations be-
tween the two institutions
Features of the game were lIarrel-
sons and Nations homerS and two
last double plays executed by tho
Generals mt crucial times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
FAVOR|TES CAPTURE
H0N0Rs At P|NEHuRsT
Close Matches Played for
North and South Ten.
mis- Title
lBy Associated Pres.l

PlNEliuRST, n. c.. April l2.-ploy
WAS resumed today In the third
round Of the mems North ana Sou,h
tennis championship tournament, with
lhvorites winning, but only ,r,e,
close contests. 'e'
$: Ioward voshcn defeated T.. C.
Won from II. b. Bidweil. 81 do ma
-. e. Shafer woE from j. d. /. jonnn
~ default: II. w. Seaburg dropped The
,,,1 Set or ms match TO i. l.. Hall
2-G. Go. G-3. ~ scores OF
In the second round of the mems
U Sii the results were: Il. u. MD
wright, Boston. defeated e. r. Un miSr.
Wso9d. Summit. n. j.. and T.. Hail
srssin iinMar; ii j. !. GO; 60.
+. Briggs. Tciham. and md Fred ca obs.
Providcncc.. G-2. CO.
Fred 9 g. R Ssnler' vd r.h,ilss;delphia; and
r.: y: Johnson. Raleigh. and Iei 81 ' ff
Winston. Fayetteville, 81, G-3; j D.
r. for Jones. Providence. and Arnold
Zones. iTovidcnce. defeated II. ".
FarminEton. ~, co. '''''
W"mcn,s singles: scmifnaI round
WIS vi Marion Zindcrstein Jessmp.
Scharman. BROOKLYN Go. Go. Mise
Martha Bayrd. short Hills. dcfcnted
Go. '' ''"c' "-i'
Mixed doubles: second round n1rs
Jessun and s. Howard VoshcII dcfcnt-
ed Mrs. Adams. Forest Hills, and Ar
hoiu Jones: Providence. 6-l, 60.
MISS Helen Giilcautlcau Mamaro-
neck. and RAYMOND II. Bidwcll. Long
wood. defeated Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lowering. Boston. 6-3. c-l. Miss lii
Wheclwright. Boston. defeated MISS
Edith Signourney. Boston, and Reals
Wright New York. &c. rs. ca. Miss
Florence Ballin and G. Carlton Shafcr.
philadelphia. defeated Mrs w. n
Icl. Raleigh. and L. IL. winston.
Fayetteville, G-1. 6-3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
COLLEGE BASEBALL

Al Macon, Ga: Yalec, S: South Car
DINA. /.
Columbia. .; Williams. 4.
Washington and Lee. 10; University
OF Virginia, 7.
81 Starkvillc. Miss: University of
W3.tonsin. .; Mississippi y. & NJ. 8
(game called end ninth. dnrkness).
University of Illinois. .: University
OF Alabama. q Innings, darkness).
Michigan. oil: u. S. Infantry
School. Fort Benning. so.
University OF Florida. 4; University
OF Mississippi. /.
University ni North Carolina. ~;
University Of Georgia, 6.
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First Tennis Tourney
of Year Here TODAY

RichinOnd's first tennis tourna-
ment OF the season will be held
this afternoon on tho courts OF
m" Country Club of Virginia.
whrn 'ic Richmond team will
play the team representing Yale
CniVorHiiy. The FIRST match will
start At 3 o'clock.
Both teams viii enter today's
tournament with little practice.
The Yale team IS making its an
nuai Southern trip ami Will play
In Norfolk Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

iIcinic Groh on third Dave Ban
crott at short ana Frank Erisch at
second are tho priceless performers
Whom McGraw, ~ some sacrifice OF
his youthful pride, comedies To be
better than another great triumvi-
rate of earlier day, the combina-
ton of John McGraw ut third.
iiughtc Jennings at short and Kid
Gleason at second. Mc1raw, Jcn-
ninSs md Gleason were the original
patcntors OF the double play when
they starred with the famous Balti-
more Orioles.
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INDIANS TOO MUCH
FOR COBB,S TIGERS
Try Associated Press. !

CLEVELAND. OHIO. April IA
Sieveiand opcned the season with
tot victory over Detroit. Morton
outpitchinE Oldham and Olsen.
Cleveland punched its hits.
Mclnnis. playing his first game as
an indian, led with single, double
and triple. Neach, of Detroit Nil a
home run with mono on. Cold weather
held the attendance down Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
FORK UNION TRIMS
II. S. SECOND TEAM

FARMNILLE. VA, April 12.-Fork
Union Military Academy hit Ben
smith to all corners Of the field to-
day. and walloped the Hampdcn-Sjd-
ney reserves on the lattar's grounds
IS 10 2. Brasseur. for the Cadets
had tho Tigers eating out OF his
hhnd ana was especially strong In
the pinch. The hitting Of the eStfre
Fork Union team featured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

Washington 80. LIE 100 llx-6
summary Two-basc hits-Rice.
Jones. Miller CD. Harris (2). Schang.
Judge CD, Ward. Shauks. Sacrifices
-Fewster Ward. SChane. Double
play--Scott to Pipp. Left on buses
New York. g Washington, :. Base
on balls-of MoGridrC, 3: Jones. l.
Struck out--by Mogridec 4; Jones, ..
Hit by pitcher-by MogridGe lJunes)
Wild pitch-JoucS. Passed ball
; SSShiane' .r,2n, Ss.mmpires-owens and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

came in the fourth. wnen lie allowed
TWO OF tho four hits the Braves Sc
cured. Cruises two-base hit and
ford's single were responsible for
the only Boston score. The usual
opening ceremonies were staged
United States Senator George
w marion Pepper tossed out the nrst
bali. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
STANDING Or c1,rp

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
81. I.nuis at Chicago.
Detroit ut Cleveland
New York mt Washington.
Philadelphia mt Raglan.
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IT'S WONDERFUL,

the fun and profit obtained from
Tho DISPATCH Papers Fun Game is
wonderful. Look at the "B-worls''
picture In this issue and try 1t.
You'll be sorry II you don't. whom you
learn how easily the winners won
their big prizes.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
AMERICAN, NATIONAL AND VIRGINIA
LEAGUE BOXES IN TIMES DISPATCH

TimesD
cores on all
the
feature games also
on Friday morning. - 1'''''-Ispach beginning
arr comfy
In special oht
page. "''' answers OF
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st. Louis.

Summary: Two base hits-Maran-
VILE. Grimm. Mokan and Gamer.
Three-baso hi;s--Gainer, stock. Home
run--hornsby. Sacriticc--Toporcer
Lett on bascS-Pittsburgh. 5: St
Louis. .. Base on balls-off Coopcr.
4; of Sherdel. |. Struck out-by
cooper. :. Passed hall.Gooch. UNI
pres QuiEley and Moran. Time: 40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

WHERE THEY PLAY TonAy
BOSTON nt Philadelphia.
ErookiEn at New York
Pittsburgh at ST, IOuis
ChICuEO M CInrInnn 4
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philadelphia.

Cruise, Williams, Lcbourveau. Uomc
run--Parkinson. SACRIFICE :. HAM
Double play--Cruisc, Kopf and Nolkc,
Lett on bases-Boston, I: philadel-
phia, !. Bases on balis-off Oeschger.
:: OF Meadows. 3. Struck out---by
Meadows, i; by Oeschger. $ Hit by
pitcher-hy Meadows tGowGy). nv
oeschScr (Madows). Wild pitch
OcschEer. Umptres-RirIrr ard
Phirman. Timc-l.5s
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$500. second; Matches Mary. $3.50
third. '-'0V'
sixth racc-Zouavc. sG.3h s4eO
s2.iO. first: Morning face. $500. S3,3O
second; Fizcr. S2.30. third.
Seventh race--Solid Rock, $500.
$50. second: Walk Up, $3.50. third
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POMP AND CEREMONY
FEATURE FIRST GAME,
IN NATIONS CAPITAL
President Harding losses Out Ball. Then Sets Back to
Keep Score, and Sees Senators Defeat
New York Yankees

son, son of the Washington pitcher.
ana mascot OF the team. saw part
OF the contest from an especial point
OF vantage. sitting on President
Hardings knees.
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Tbi TVUIIIII NIUIIOTI .WUV EUW UUU- =
Summary: Home run--Scott Sac
Base on balls--on Pcery, 3 ;ofr Rich
ardson. J. Hits--or Pcery, . in &
innings: off Richardson. 9 in in
ming; off I.awman. 3. Struck out
by Iawman, II; by Peery. 3: by Rich
ardson, /. Wild p!tch-Pccry, 9
Passed bails-Patterson. Hit by
pitched ball-by pecry, Uarker,
Lnwman). Time OF game, 2:O5,
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ctnclhiii'l .......... Ol0 600 02G--3
Ch.chgo ............. 020 0ol iO0--7
Two base hits KruS. Alexander
hT-e- bhs" hits -Pinclli. Ncalc
stolen bascs-Bohnc, pinelli. Ecllc
her. Friherg. Sacrificcs-Fribers
hiartnott 90. Duncan. Double plays
-kcllchcr. iIolioch"r, Grimes: Couch,
Bohne, Left on bases -Cincinnati, 4 :
'hichso, u. Base on balls-off Rixey.
!; OF Couch. /: of Alexander. l.
Struck out-by Alexander !. Hits
of lHxcy. lG In ID innings: OFF
Couch. in % innings: of Gilles-
pic, In j inning. H.t by pitcher
Alexander. Umpires-Klcm and SEN
,euc Losing pitchery-R ixey. Time
i:i7.
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BROWNS BEAT SOX
IN HURLING DUEL,

rrs,,dt' go. AprIi Est Louie lie
...,,'' hEo. 20 .. in the opentnp
49,, .i the American Lea que season
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Manus. Left on bases st. Louis. 3;
Chicago, 6. Base on balls--off Fab.
3: OFF Shocker. l.. Struck out!
Faber, 4; Shocier. :. Cmpires--Iiiide-
brand and Moriarty. Timc-l:i5.
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Stated for Oldham IN seventh
NSaVed for RiEneN In ninth
Clevcla nd,

: .NEN u1U 2U'-I
summary: Two-bnse hits-Oldham
lehman, Wood. McImn!s. Three chase
Stolen bascs-Joncs, Sewell SocriTra
IRlEneY (2), NuDamker, Morton.
poubie piays-Jones and Blue; Blue
Eigney. oldham and Blue: Jones. Cut,
McInnis. Left on bases-Detroit 10.
teleyeland. :. Base on balls-off C/I
lam, i; off Olsen, /; off Morton.
Strnsk out.by Oldham, .; BY Norton
s.. Hite-ot oldham in 6 Innings:
oH Olsen. 3 in 2. Hit by rItchcrwhv
oldham tSewelD. Wild pitch-Mor
ON, olsen %. Losing pitchcr-Old-
lam; umpires-Evans, Dineen and
Nallin. Time-2:3i..,
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Short
,Gsos
By
%estbrookn

->E.N loRk. April lg.--Jonn j.
McGrhw Will be pleased TO show on
TO ms intimate circle of friends at
so much per friend plus war tax, the
pest inhcld combination that ever
plotted n double killing from n sharu
tap to the short field.
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Washington md Lee

summary: Stolen bascS-Carrinp
ton. 2. Two base hits-parrish, Ter
~ CD. Hislc. 2: Iiarrelson. Three
base hits-Frew. Home runs-Mat-
toX, IIarrclson. Double plays--C.oi-
Inns. fiufStetter and Terry: Hislc,
Collins and Terry. Hits.off Sex
ton, Z: Clark, 4 off Lindburg. .: Nc
Callum, g.. Struck out-by Sexton, Z:
Clark, 9: McCallum. !. Base on halls
off Sexton, 3: Clark, !: McCalium.
=: lindburs. /. Hit by Pitcher
fIisle. Mahood. Passed ball-Mattox.
Time OF game. 2:10. Umpirc-Orth,
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....,tl 10 81 27 II

..oIa!s go. ...4l IL 10 81 II s
cntted Tor alexander in seventh.
score by innings: II
Danvilic Sh5 1n9 az 80
summary: Two base hits-rcams
Ter. ArraEon. shannon, Rodgers.
TWl!n i. Mcintosh. Wcafer. Osborne as
Smith. Abbott. Stolen bases-rnnn.
smith, kcliar. Arrngon. Sacriijco
hnas-keiiar. Maicott, Mcintosh. >:
~, nJnhy; AtH!nson. Benmsdornor. Dou-
aii-GoZdowaii. Hit by pitched
pals Ncatcr ana Ramon. Bases o,
JahSsoo Fey ns z; or Rodgers: ! or
"nuer, OFF Harris. !. Struck out
by McCune. /: by Harris. .: by Few
.; ~ Atkinson, .; By Rodgers, g
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New York,

- hork GEO 90 COG
,eberrE. Schmandt, Snyder. Three.
u"se ny Rawlings. Home run-Nicu-
81. stolen has"-Shinners Sacrj-
ncesN "is iroh. double plays
~ roi'; Rawlings and Kelly: Olson.
,i'Sh ana hmandt. LeN on bases
Ne" york u; Brooklyn. . Base on
Da!iS--on Nehf. {: OF Reu;her. :
S.Tuck 0ut--By Reuthcr. 2. Hitg.off
Tehi, in $ innings; m shea. in
;hh!hg iiit by pitchor--by Nehf.
-, i-osine p!tcher-Nnhg Tim
pires-O'Day ana Hart. Tima-s."f
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULa'S YESTERDAY.

-. f.osiu. 3; Chicago, ..
cleveland. 3, Detroit, y.
MnShinEton. q; New York. -.
Philadelphia, g, Boston, .,
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IttbSft,Il,

tgstoIi ''.' .vvl 100 600
SUMMARY: Two-hase h,s-Ouinn.
{etmac. Sacrifices = smith Hlli.-
ieimac 90. Double plays G'Fou,tn
o. Burns; Galloway 10 DyEcs
ohnston: Pratt To O'Rourke to surn,i
on. g.. Base on balls-of; $ayi,r' o..
Quinn. 2. Struck out-by NavtG,
by Quinn, 3. Hits--or Naylrr z I'm
innings tnone out in fourth: cW
exert. none in one innings ,f,
feimac. I'm inninea. VIII r.,,b
quinn. Winning pitcher. NeigraI.
Impires - Connolly, Wilson ANA
Walsh. Time--1:45.
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.hmclican Association Results.
~ indianapolis. o; st. Paul. z.
~ Toledo, 4; Kansas City. 8.
~ columbus, 8; Milwaukee, 4.
AT Louisville. s: Minneapolis, Q.