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READING sWATs OUT
VICTORY OVER LOCALS
Bcndcr's Team Makes 10 Hits
and Runs Against
Colts.
DRIVER PITCHES GOOD BALL
Poor support I'm Fourth Inni,r sh,,
tcrs Richmond's MornIe-;rs.,
Given l.nmbnstlnR by Visitors.
fArfcli Hurls TWO lnDius.

combination of hits and errors
proved To be too much for the Rich
mond Colts yesterday afternoon. and
Charles Albert bender. manager or
the Reading team or tho international
League. left Richmond with a Ig-to-s
victory over the Virginia League
team.
The chief. who formerly managed
richmond. was given Il rouslng well
come ~ the Snaii crowd OF fans
wheh he came To the bat for tho
Tor tho visiting team. allowing two
runs and three hits. ito famed four
men ~ the two chapters that no
Bender sent seventeen PLAYERS into
mo game In addition TO himself, and
tAcy collected total OF nineteen
nns or Driver. Green. Roberts and
OF which struck on the ton OF tho
fence and bounced over. wore in
c!nded In the visitors swats.
70 R!anco at the box score ono
would Judge that the Colts wcr. out
ciIascd completely. They did not
play the game thy are capable Of
i Em, WIN any KIND or support the
inIEht have held the score down
Green worked two-thirds Of an In
hlhs ana nine runs were scored be-
Tore he was yankees. The left handler
was IN no condition To pitch and
was touched TOR seven blows.
Driver. who did not do so well
on the mound against the University
OF hIrhmonH last Saturday. pitched
four innings and showed ;our Nus
ana I'VE guns. lie went along nicely
uhtIi the fourth stunzn. when errors
~ cunningham. Arragon. Kcllar anu
E'h'hS pI;.ccd hinI in "A hole and
gave the Reading team three run.
after they had earned ono tally.
Green took til. mound at The bc-
EinninE OF tho ntth inning, and tho
Invading. battcrs hammered him un
in"fc!iu!!y. Roberts. who pitched Tor
iarboro last year. relieved Green
ana allowed i've runs. He was 70.
!I"Ncd 70! Farrell. who held the visit
innings
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HURLS YANzS TO VICTORY-READLNG BEATS COZ rs
Daily Golf Catechism,
With Rules Simplifed
by INNS brown

Q. Does the rule for match play
which provides that player shall
lose the hole II he or his caddie move
his opponents ball while II Is in play
apply while looking FOR Il lost ball?
y. No. there is no penalty for NOV
I'M; the OPPONENTS ball surprising It
is done accidc ntally. OF course. The
ball must be replaced.
.. Can flight OF steps or Il ladder
IN sand trap be moved without pen
atty ii bail rolls under it?
y. Yes. II the ball IS accidentally
moved in doing SO. II is replaced with
out penalty.
9. Docs II bail have to be played
from where IL lies. when It stops in "A
PILE OF grass dumped near y green BY
the Erccnkecprr?
"A a. No. It San hc lifted and dropped.
.. What is the rule in a case where
player, say Tor instance, playing out
OF hiEh grass, mistakes Il ball that
had previously been lost there for his
oM II. and does not discover his mis-
tahc until he has ho!cd uutr
y. lie loses tho hole in match PLAY,
II lie takes two strokes or more with
the wrong ball. In medal play he is
disqualified.
g. What is the rule with reference
TO a Players practicing on a course
before tournament in which he en-
poets to play?
the day Of the start OF the tourna-
ment. No play on or on to any green
OF the regular course les permitted
before a tournament in which he is
on that day before the start of the
tournament by any entry on penalty
OF disqualification.
II any Ecif rules puzzle you, write
INNS Brown. care of our Sporting
department Enclosing stamped re-
Copyright, 1922. Sol Metzger)
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| LAFAYETTE College pulled of ono OF
.nnn most remarkable ninth thinning
rallies in baseball yesterday at Stad-
nagEing the game with University OF
| hi.hmnnd. ~ To 10. The Eastonians
SSctuhily ala the unbelievable. AS
innsnEa. masterfuliy and his crash
was tragic. tho winners getting seven
h'IS on Ineffective pitching.
through ana had not Richardson. who
banged out pretty triple as lead OF
man ~ ia: ninth. cut frs, base. even
locals" NIFTY right-helder had nlso
| played bang-up game. getting two
walks. two bingics. and helded his
m!scuc at first.
University OF Richmond pushed Ave
runs over In the first fran. Oh {.
grower 81 six errors by the visitorA
,in1 visitors made eleven errors III!
! queer any contest. Sncad struck out
Three men In the Hateful ninth. his
,,rS1 SsttinE on when Patterson
let win All or this ungainly PLAY
Tag the game could not he said TO
nave been at any time un!ntcrcsting
richardson walked and went to
second. when E!chcr erred on jones'
ae!ders choice. Fray attempted to
sacrifice. but Van Hart dropped the
throw at first and then heavcd wide
scoring. Bcrgcr then crashed on, II
double 80 center. scoring Fray and
Jones burlington struck out. Sncad
was safe on Runners nun. Berger
scoring. Sn"nd scored from second
on iuckman's single.
singlc by Richardson IN tho nfth.
lGii0wel by a sacrifice a hcldcr's
choice and an error, scored another
ANA with two down In the sixth tn.
Spiders scored throc on two doubles,
i'y hickman and Richardson. and two
errors. TWO errors and single al
lowed another spider TO cross in the
seventh.
After Chillson had singled in tho
fourth and Snead had hi, Van Inrt.
Ernst stretched for an outside bali
Tor homer. \ hit to center by CHILL
son. following Gazcl,a's tinglc. on
which Cook erred. allowed Ciazella to
score IN tho eighth.
Sncad struck Jackson out nv tho
first man In the ninth. but Patterson
Jet, the ball Pass Ems, hinged to
left. Berry famed Sncnd pnrsc,I
Scamon and Wilson. forcing I'm a
run. iH"hcr singled. sending another
over and Ch!llson 20; HIS .0urth hit.
starting over. Hummer singled and
stole second. Jackson walked I.rny.
singled, cloEging the bases and ,hcu
terry SINGLED. scoring two runners.
Sn"hH 'nnncd Sc1mon and Fray made
q wonderful catch ot an apparent
IcEaS Lacquer stopping tho srns,u.
Fray played a great arldtng game.
hpNrlnr " three fast double plavs
ono nf which wac unass's,cd. Ernst.
Tor the visitors. aside from hitting.
ncldcd "Nc"ll"ntly in right Mold rho
Lafayette team. IN spi,c Of errors
| icn"r'"d itself with class and OK.
h!hited that they had been ,rainn.!
under The wc!i-known Bin" Cough
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DUAL TRACK MEET GOES
TO LEXINGTON ATHLETES
V. M. |. Victorious Over
Johns Hopkins-IndiviL-
uals Tie for Top.

LEXINGTON. VA. April l3.-Johns
t"pkins University was victorious
IN dual track meet held on Alumni
Field today. by 4 score Of IS to a.
All OF IN" running events went "a
me HOPKINS men, While v. NJ l. took
Splinter for V. NJ. l.. was not in form
due to II hard polo game played yes
ltrday. Clarke: Of john; hopkins,
point honors. each winning two
events and taking a second place
l0o-yard dash--Ciark, John Hop
kinds. first: Costello. V. NJ. J., second.
Time. 10 Is seconds.
22o-yard dnsh-Clark. Johns lIop-
kins; first: Thomns9n; Johns Hopkins,
Alns. frst: Skinner. Johns Hopkins,
SECOND. Time. 50 l-5 seconds.
kinS. first: Hardwood. Johns Hopkins,
second. Time. . minutes 3 seconds
Mile run-Booth, Johns Hopkins
hrSt; Sommcrviile. Johns hopkins
second. Time, minutes 81 81 see
ondS
Two-m!le run-Booth. Johns Hop.
kiES. hrst: Milligan. Johns Hopkins
second. Time. 10 minutes - Is sec
onds.
,, 12G;yard hqrdles-iIsrn, Johns
ond. Time. Is seconds.
Hopkins first: Costello. Y. NJ l., see
ond. Time, q 3-10 seconds
Running high jump--Brow V. NJ
/; FIRST; Sims. V. VI. l.. second
Height. feet inches.
BROAD jump-Brown. V. NJ r. first:
Watkins. V. NJ. l.. second. Distance,
20 feet.
Discuss ,hrow-Drewry. V NJ. l.,
FIRST: Summers, V. VI. /, second Dis
tancc, Il2 feet inches
Shot put-Summcrs. V. NJ. T.. nrs,:
Wescott. Y. VI. l.. second. Distance
80 feet : "a inches.
Javclin throw V. ". L.
trst; Clark. Johns Hopkins, second
Distance. l59 feet Q inches.
Pole vault-Farlcy. V. NJ l., first;
Inris Moore. V. NJ. T.. tied for second
Height. . feet 6 inches
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BOWIE RESULTS

First racc-Jcan T.. $40. s3So.
so, hrst; Dentaria. $3.50. Si.TO. sec
ona; lllusionist. $3.50. third.
second race-Charles J. Craigmilc.
$40. $3.50. $40. first; Rryncar. So 20
:i3C second; Lloyd George. $40,
Third racc-Ultra Gold. $500. s2.7o,
s2.no FIRST: Mavourncen, S2.G0. s2.4o,
Fourth racc-Wnr Note, $3.50. s27n
$50. first: Super. S3l0, $40. second
St nonard. 80. third.
Etfth race,Sistcr Flo. $50. s3.6o.
second: Amaze. $3.50. third.
sixth racc-Katc Brl,mmeI sa4O
$500. $3.50. first: John Morrill, 81 %
S24o, second: Our Betsy, $3.50, third
seventh race--Iacnucs. Sl0SO 81
$3.50. erst; ON High, $3.50, $500, sec
ond: Chinnic Walsh. 81, third.
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LAFAYETTE PLAYS
INDIANS TO-DAY

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, April IL
The Indians meet Lafayette Ccilc".
nor" Friday In their final home game
n"r"re leaving for Newport Ecwg,
University 81 Richmond The Two
teams meet again in Norfolk Monday.
Lafayette. according to reports. has
strong nine this year. The Penn
SEiyan!a institution is noted for the
h!Eh calibrc OF It's baseball teams.
ana tni' years aggregation is no
exception.
Harwood VIII start against tho
Lafayette nine. in ali prohn biIity IL
The big fellow is right. he should
mold the visitors We'll In hand
The lineup for Fridays game will
-" as follows: Hicks. SIS: Cooke, III.
White. N; T.. Chandler, G.: Clarke
~. AND IIarwOod or Stephcns 10
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McGraw offends again. lie has II
recruit named Claude Jonnard.
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MIXED FOURSOME AT
LOCAL CLUB THURSDAY

Women golfers Of the Country club
OF Virginia Will open their season
next Thursday afternoon at IL o'clocb
when mixed golf fourSome will
begin. Mrs. George Warren, chair.
man Of the Womcn's Greens Com.
mi;tcc. announces that the event /,
omen tn all women members of the
club, and that she expects n large
number Of entries. Prizes will be-
given for the lowest net score
Entries can be made by applying
to any member OF the green's com.
mlttcc or Mrs. Warren. chairman
WcSthampton.
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PREACHERS TO PLAY
TIGERS HERE TO-DAY

Union Theological Seminary will
meet liampdcn- Sidney College in a
baseball game this afternoon in Gin
ter Park at $3.50
Hampdcn- Sidney defeated Ran
dolph- Macon yesterday. to g. and
team. The Preachers. with the ad-
djtion Of Northern, cx-Univcrsity OF
Richmond star. have the strongest
team In years, so n battle is expected
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YANNICANS ARE HELD
. TO TIE IN HOPFWFIJ

HDPEWELL. Va. AnrN "a -.rr !,
Eichmond Colts second team ana
Selyon's All Stars. ilcd In ti..i
ga me hero today The scpre stardnra
n B in the ninth inning
"A Richmond scored twice In the ,.p-
tond, inning, four In tho efth ana
scored one more In the nn,h Iil.,-
well scored once IN tho second. am 2.
IN the fourth. made four In the 49,
andzaddcd another In the tlnth
urccnae and Fcw got two base
hits for tho visitors. and Monday ana
Raecy cot one each foT the locals.
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PILLS, CARDS,
RED SOX, GIANTS, CUBS,
BROWNS AND YANKS WIN
Record for Banisiing Players Established in Cincin-
natl When umpircs Order Fourteen Men to Leave
Bcnch-Da,c Danforth Does Well for ST. Louis
ley Associnted Prcss.l

CINCINNATI. Ap7u lS.-LuQuc was
hit hard and Chicago had little diff
fcuity IN defeating Cincinnati today.
20 !. Holiocher's fielding again was
feature
During the first inning. fourteen
OF ChlCagO's reserve players were
ordered from the bench for protesting
~ decision hy Empires Klein and Sem
tellc. This loft The visitors with
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W. It!Ih. khNI Ann IA IA
'r"lEl"r Lewis worlds champiGn
Ter successfully defended III,
mere tonight hy throwing Earl
".t"'E, ~ Iowa. ,wo out OF three
"Ha"'k took the nrs, fau IN six.
i'n MINUTES with q head scissors
,"ot IN" SECOND with a ser,,s
~ h.ad locks IN thiity-nve ,nlnu,n.
s' We ih.rd IN c!ght minutes VIII
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Lafayette.

Z. o! r. ..........5 q q n ~ DO
Lafayette ......6 , o 90 81
summary: Two base hits-I..rrv,
b"rger. Richardson. Hickman Home
runs-Ernst. chi!lSon. Stolen bascs-
Ernst. Chillson. stolen bases
tioZcl!a. Drummer. Sacrifice hits
Jones. Double plays-Fray. unassist-
cd Fray To Jones to berger and
Fray to Jones TO Rcrgcr Hit By
pitched ball-Van Hart by Sncad
Left on Observation-Disclosures. :: Rich
mond. 3. Bases on bails--on Sncad.
4: off Tierncy. .: off seaman. /.
struck out-by Sncad. .: by Ticrney,
8: Seaman. 0. Time OF game :05.
Observation-Disclosures.
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| GIANTS TURN TABLES
ION BROOKLYN DODGERS
TEv Assoclntcd Press J

NEW YONk. AprN l3.-Now York
reversed ycstcrd4y'e score. defeating
brooklyn TO 2. Duuglas kept the
brooklyn hits Well scattered. Tn"
Giants won TIA" game in the second
inning largely on Nancc's wildncss.
Ncuscl hit his second home run 81 tn"
~cason in this inning, but no one was
on base. He also il!t two singles. The
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Washington.
Totals .......32 . 6 -
'Batt,d FOR Zachary In seven

score bE lIit.IeS. X.
New York .......... 100 GOO g0g-5
Washington ...... 0i0 600 100
summary: Two base hits-Bakcr,
judge. Thrcc-has" hit--F"wStrr.
Sacri'iCc-SCott. Double PLAYS
P'ckinpaugh to IUdc"; Peckinnaugh
90 Harris TO Judge; Smith 10 Harris.
Left on has"-Ncw York. 3 Wash
lugtor, =. Basc on halis-on Mays.
Z. Of Gleason. !. struck out-by
Zachary. !. by Mays. .. by Gleason.
Hits-oH Zachary, II In innings.
N Gleason. in innings. Hit by
pitcher by Mays tGharritv) Wild
pitch Gleason. Umpircs Chill and
Owens. Losing Zachary.
T.mc=l as
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ATHLETICS BEATEN
BY BOSTON. 8 TO .
TRy AssocIated Press. |

BOSTON, April 13.--BOston cvc0ed
the series with Philadelphia. win
ming today to ..
Karr allowed five hits. Errors fig
ured in both Philadelphia runs.
The Red SOX hitting was timely
Captain Pratt leading with two dou-
hles and TWO singles. Fred MctiaTv.
OF Lynn, recruit iufielder. was
the Red Soy. The score:
hcln
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CLEVELAND BEATS
q DETROIT TIGERS
LRv Assoc,a.cd nrnse !,

CLEVELAND. April l3.-Cicyela nd
maze II TWO straight from Detroit.
whipping TO ). Ehmke had two bad
innings.
uhle started to pitch for Cleveland
nut-~as forced TO retire At the end OF
tnE'ri!it on his throwing arm with !,
balE thrown by Ehmkc in an atteulnf
10 Catch Uhlc OF second Shocs,riur
catches that ended In somcrsalts IN
Tag tead, Speaker and Jameson
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PIRATES ARE UNABLE
TO OBTAIN PERCENTAGE
LEY Associa,eh rross-1

ST. LOIIS. April lJ--St Louis MT
G!uzner and Morrison for twelve
saletieS today, including three ,ou-
blcs and kOTcrs Ivy smith and AIM
smith. ana defeated Pittsburgh.
!" 1. Smiths circuit rap came with
Ihe SSOrC.
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STANDING or CLrRs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Bostan ut philadelphia.
IrOOkIYn Mt New York.
Pittsburgh NJ II. Louis.
Chicago NJ Cincinnati,
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WASHINGTON LOSES
TO NEW YORK YANKS

WASiIiEGl *. April lS-Ncw
York tgrU"d thc tables ON WASHING
ton today, taxing the second game
by score of TO ?. Mays pitched
rft"ctiv"ly throughout and the visi-
tors punched hits oN both Zachary
and GLrasOn. The SCORE:
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LEY Associnted rrcss.l

CHICAGO. April lS.-St. Louis
made IL two straight from Chicago
t?day by punching hits. and win
min 10 =. Dan:orth was Wild. but
pitched effectively in the pInchcs. The
score:
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McGraw himself entcrtains one
Cccii NiEcrnon Causcy on his pItchini;
star The AlGcrnon part was at
tachcd by the baseball writer's To
make II plupcrfcctly priceless gem
IN the rugged piS-irOn setting of the
game Dewitt L. Bourvcau is Il
pitcher for the Phillics; Harold Jan
Nrtn works for the Dodgers; Vernon
Cl.mons anlmatcs n Cardinal uniform.
and Clarence Twombley. which sounds
ike "a character out OF a soclct y
novel VIII sport the rcealia Of the
Cubs this season.
MctTaw ofends again. lie has II
recruit named Claude Jonnard.
Eut times have changed. CovaIcsk 10
might have called himself Burns ar
GroEan twenty-five years ago wi u
'hassing was in style. y man
named Claude would have called hin
self Fat. Even the name OF Sisl.v
might nave been altered for publicu :
ton in the box scores.
sin. the correct name Of Pants
Rowland is Clarence. and no never
had 10 deny IL.
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That promising hur!cr Ehrman.
former Richmond catcher, offered
Manager Ryan. is declared to be "A
real pitcher. Ehrman said yestcr-
day he would cost any club more
than 100 smncks. IT had been re-
ported that Ehrman would turn him
over TO the local team for 800 He
said that he had offered him to the
Colts. but that his original price was
In cXccsS Of tho renOrtcd figure
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COLLEGE BASEBALL


~ MISSISSIPPI. !. ''S''S
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tTattcd for T.. Harris in ninth
score by innings. i
Philadelphia ......... Loo 0lo oo0--2
ItuSton ........ i02 1902 0u'--G
Summary: Two has" hits-P PRATT
o.. SacrIiccs--Johns'ou McnOsky.
Double plays-!SUrus 10 Rrcl. Pratt
TO O'Rourkc To Burns Left On bases
philadelphia. >. Rostou, 9. Raises
on hails-OT HARRISON. .; OF salt
van. l. Struck out-hy HARRISON. /;
by Sullivan. !. hy Harris > hy KARI
{ Nits-of HARRISON. in in
uiuEs OFF sullivan. 3 in . innings:
III y Harris. in innings. Hill nv
pitchcr-by Karr (rcrkius). Wild
ittch-Sullivau Losing pitcher
Harrison. Umpiros-WilSon Walsh
and Connolly Timc--l:iI.
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= summary: TWO-hase hits-Most!l,
Tobin. Gerber. Stolen hascs-SlSicr.
Hooper. SaCr!fccs-Shecly. Danforth.
Double plays Schalk and Shelly:
SEVERED 10 Ellorhe: McNanuS to
Gerber: Johnson to Collins 10 Shccly:
st. Louis, II. C 'iH = ." n 9as
on halis-on Hodge. 4. off Dantorth.
3. off Russell, !. Struck "ut--hy
Hodge. .; by Danforth. :: hy Russell
!. llits-of Hodge. 10 IN lnnings:
of Russell. ! In | inning Cmpircs-
Moriarity and liildchrand Losing
pitcher-liodge. Time 90
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NEW YORK. April I3.--Nomen-
ciature has been getting vcry fresh
with the tough old profession OF
haScball these last few seasons. Kid
Gleason. 'MuEEsy" McGruw, Connf.
MACK and ISiil Carrigan must enjoy
strange sensations upon reading of
some OF the lads now drawing salary
uhucr such true names rs Alg%. Ncrn-
on and Harold
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TEXAS Lcnruc nc.uIt.

Fort worth. q. Shreveport, 3.
Houston. 3. Galveston. :.
Wichita FANS. ! Dallas. 10
san Antonio. ! Beaumont. 2.
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american Axsocintion Results.

Columbus :; Milwaukee, g.
ludIaHnro'ls &. - Paul J.
Minneapolis. Q. Louisville. 3.
Kansas CITY, :. Toledo. >
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SGmmary. 1'wo-hAs. hi,.-'rrl.
IHrean,' A!E". Heamanu, SpraEer.
j Ia SsgL.ace Nyach, Kirm.y.
-estroit. 8 ClcycIaHl: 81, "''s 1.,
G Ga sI-ofi hhmk. :. -. L'Ri'S' ~;
Cove Re, 5. .;tr.Ik Gun ,iN ,
iiesG!" = iiitsp1 EtmEe. 10 IN :
: ;m ~ !'!!leitc. in of Uhlc,
HIlne p!tch.r- Uh.e. Losing rltcb,r
INNS. tmpir' -p.uc,n. SaiIir .,,,
Evars Tme-2:Uy. "''''' ""'
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"a 80 N w nv Z,
GrSMeS. Three base -Callaghan.
Siofen hases-cavcnry. kruE. Sacri-
nccs- ellchcr. Double playS-Kellc-
CaIncy to Dauhert Left on base
ChtcaGo, g Cincinnati. \. Ease on
bale on luGuc. !; Aldridgc. 8
Strnck oUt-by Aidridge. 3. Hts
1fr -LuGus, - in "a innings: off
-iarklc. in 20 innings. Losing
pitchcr-LGQUc Cmp!rys - Scntclle
and Klein. Time. ,:5S
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EL LOUIS ......... -oU IWO HIS
Hi"r. McNenry, stock Homo runs
Smith. linsmith. Stolen hascs--I:ig-
bee, liornshy. Sacriiiccs-Carey.
Doak. Double playS-McIi,nry to
Hornby; r.mm TO Gooch; Gooch 10
stewart; Toporcer. Hornsby 10 Four
nier Left on hascs-Pittsburgh .:
ner, ]: off Doak. 2: OF Morrison. j:
off Bailey, .. struck out-bv Doak, |
by Bailey. !: by Morrison. =: by Bar
foot !. fIiiS-off Cilazner, in Ia
uneS. OF Morrison. 5 In 6 innings.
Doak. ; in 3 innings: off Bailey,
III 3 2-S innings: on Btrfoot, in
l-3 innings. Winning pitcher
Doak. Losing Observation-Disclosures UNI
pires-Quigley and Enslie and Mo
ran. Timc--l .55.
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New FORK 80 0Oo oo.- /;
,rnft Groh. T'roe.hase h.,Lwh"at.
ION" ruu-N"gscl stolen hss.s =,
,,.'.Ei'h M".a.! Le', N bases New
o'h lro.Eyn nhs" on balls
,',hElh' Vance struck out-hv
Douglas BY Vance III, ~.
rliCher 10y |urno. (SmnhN. paseed
~ -Sn. Empires ~ Ha-, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14
rInri,,n stot. Icov,. u..r,

Lakeland. vile. J.
Tampa, 3 paytoua. 8.
Orlando. - st. Petersburg. IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14
LAFAYETTE WINS CAME
FROM SPIDERS NINE
University of Richmond Beat
eli by Rally in Ninth
Inning.
FINAL SCORE STANDS

Lornl Tossers Lead. l0-I. hut Snead
Wc"s<cnH md Visiting Outut Puts
Across Nine 1tuus-DUth TcnIns
Field Poorly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

New York. 4: brooklyn. ..
Philadelphia, 4; Hostnn. ..
=. Louis, x, Pittsburgh, s.
Chicago. =; Cincinnati. 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14
LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

New York, >; Washington, ..
80. Louis. &, Chicago. ..
Cleveland. Y; Detroit, 5.
Boston, q; Philadelphia. ..
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-14

Mrs. Donald Dyrenforth and two
children who have been the guests of
Mrs. George K. Williams and Miss
Edith Williams, left yesterday for
Jacksonville, where they expect to
make their future home
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-14

Albert's Plant Food is the thing for
making your flower garden and pot
plants bloom. It is odorless and is
sold in 25c and SOC packages and So
sacks. At the Court Pharmacy. 1S-f
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-14

The Junior w. NJ. U. of the Baptist
church will meet Friday night at the
home of Miss Minnie Lee Carlisle at
o'clock. Mrs. Carrie Hopkins Baer
will be the leader. All members are
urged to attend.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-14

Mr.. Walter Pedrick left this morn
ing for Lebanon, having been called
there by the critical illness of his
father-in-law, Mr.. R. Priest, who is
not expected to live the day out. Mrs.
Pedrick has been with her father for
the past two weeks.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-14

Miss Carita Camp, who has been
attending the Colonial School in
Washington and since it closed the
first of June has been visiting friends
in Boston, has returned home for the
summer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Standley &C
companied by Mrs. H. B. Clarkson
left in the formers car this morning
for Jacksonville for visit with
friends and relatives.