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The New York herald., 1922-12-17

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distribute 50 household article free 90 fifty
thousand new customers for our guaranteed
goods experience Unnecessary; eend for free
samples and start quick. Jennings Mfg. Co..
Di-trict u 253s Dayton. Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

AGENTS-Seli mems made TO order S23.50
suits and oycrcosts direct TO wearer com
missions paid daily; samples ready. attrac-
tive materials; established ten years. Emer-
son Tailoring Company. 7th and Arch. Phil
rdelphia. Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
INSPECTORS.

JAPANESE By bachelor as first class cook,
butler, valet and general housework. with
excellent personal references. q .0l2 Herald,
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

AGENTS-S200 per month. steady pay won
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hosiery. must wear or replaced free; eN-
perience unnecessary. ramples free. Jen-
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The New York herald., 1922-12-17

TEACHER. Washington Heights: spare time
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ION HEIGHTS
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

AGENT wanted. january Il man who can
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The New York herald., 1922-12-17

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WHAT JOB ARE YOU FITTED FOR?
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Baikin, Character Analyst and Vocational
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The New York herald., 1922-12-17

AGENTS-Make so to S25 daily: business
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
LONC-AGO COMEDIAN
IS DEAD IN BOSTON
Hurry Vokcs, Who Mnde Thousnnds
Laugh. Succupbs to
Injuries
tBy Associated Press.

BOSTON. April l5.-Iiarry Vokcs
the comedian. who. with Hap Ward
entertained thousands In this conn.
try and abroad. for years, died at
hospital hero today. Death was
due to injuries sustained In an ex
piosion yesterday at the plant OF the
beacon OIL Company. in Everett. He
had been employed there recently as
a pump tender.
Although Vokes attained his comic
fame as member OF tho team of
Ward Vokcs. he came OF n family of
clowns that played in clrcuses. The
team appeared in vaudeville from 1856
TO 1904. first in variety. then In far
cical sketches
The Governors" ~ Run on the
Bank" and "a Pair of Pinks." were
among those especially remembered.
The team split in 1908, ward re-
firing. but NDkHs continuing his
comic roles until four years ago
Hap ward was at his old time part
ner's bedside during the night. vokcs
was 50 years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
FIRST DISTRICT HEARS
BLAND TO Be OPPOSED
Committee Meets April 20 to
Decide as to Nominating
Method.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 10
The First District Democrats cx-
ccutivc committee will meet at tho
warwick Hotel at s O'Clock Thurs
DAY night. April 20. NJ which time
members VIII determine whether to
h"id "a convention or a primary for
the nomination of Il candidate for the
iouss OF Representatives.
whether Or not :. .. fJaSnd, Of Yhfs
Guy. VIII be opposed is not known ut
this time. Mr. Bland recently de-
hicd reports that he wouid not be
candidate. These reports ,Inanat.d
from Richmond. which leads to the
bciief that Mr.. Bland may he opposed
l." III" Democratic primary or CON
ycntion.
g. Vernon Spiatlcy. secretary of
the First District committee. to,Iny
stated that the primary or convention
VIII be held the first TUESDAY in
Angus. He all not know whether
Mr.. bland wPu!l have opposition.
cthcr members OF the committee
are Thomas w Elackiston. chair
man: Marshall Lewis. and W. Me
Donald Lee. Senator Charles \
Gravitt. OF Caroline. who recently
died. was also a member
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
100000 Apple Trees
Bloom in Blue Ridge

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA, April Is
Approximately 100000 frees I'm
commercial apple orchards OF TIL.
blue Ridge area will be i'm full
pioom on or about April 10. ac-
cordinG To estimates made today
by expert horticulturists after
receiving reports from nearly ali,
sections or the district. which in
cludcs Southeastern Pennsy.ya-
MA. Western Maryland. Eastern
west Virginia and Western Vir-
ginla.
There arc about 1000. 900 trees
81 all bearing and nonbcaring
ages In the Winchester region.
which Is. geographically. In the
center OF the Blue Ridge area.
the last few days Of April are
usually normal blossoming pc
RODS for apples In tho district,
out the season Is ut least one
week advanced this spring. due
To recent warm weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
LEVER RESIGNS FROM
FARM LOAN BOARD
south Cnrolininn Goes Home to Take
ChnrEe or New Innd
Bunk.
ley Associated Press.i

-'SSStAaNcu
WASHINGTON, Aprll l5-Asburv
+. Lever announced his resignation
from the Farm Loan Board. crrcctiy.
next week. Mr.. Lever has been :,
member OF the board since August
1912, when he resigned as a mem
Der OF the House from South Caro-
lima to accept the membership.
MIR. Lever stated he was leaving the
Farm Loan Board to accept the pres
idency OF the First Carolinas Joint
stock Land Bank. at Columbia. :. c.
which will be chartered under tho
Federal farm loan act to operate In
the two Carolinas.
The new bank is to be tho nrst
OF its kind chartered in the Caro-
linas. and the initial capital stock
OF the institution is s25O.0O0, against
which il is permitted to issue farm
loan bonds, the proceeds from which
VIII be used TO lend money on aEr!-
cultural lands in those two States
The resignation OF Mr.. Lever from
the Farm Loan Board leaves n Va
cancy to be filled by President Hard
ing from within the Democratic
party. The Farm Loan act requires
that no more than two of the four
appointive members OF the board
snail be OF the same political party.
the Secretary OF the Treasury being
an eN-of.icio member.
Tho remaining members are
Charles f. Lobdell. OF Kansas. and
w. s. a. Smith. OF Iowa. both Re-
and w. II. Joyce. of Cali
fornia. a Democrat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
LARGE CROWDS ATTEND
OPENING DAY BATTLES
OF I ORGANIZATIONS
Teams Of Tobacco League Hold Street Parade and Then
Journey to Boulevard Ficld-Fatima and
Lucky Strike Win.

IN" Commercial League last season.
anu their names attracted admirers
After protracjcd periods OF warm
ing up. and the usual exhortations
| 10 k'H? their eyes open, and keep 'cm
around his knees. the team known
for purposes Of distinction as Lucky
Strike attacked the Clan OF the Her
Der; Tareyton. with the premcdI-
iat"d purpose 10 cause physical dis
comfort and mental anguish For
eight innings the Herbert Tareyton
supporters cherished visions OF sen.
saNonal rally: but their hopes wen,
up. very fittinSly. in smoke
Trrvillinn Allows Three Hits.
For the Lucky strikers. besides not
allowing their opponents to run the
bases safely. were positively greedy
III IN" matter OF runs. wanting all
for themselves. The rcdoubtablc
"Snooks" Trcvillian hooked them III
as In the days OF yore. yielding only
three safe hits. These he kept scat
tered. and but for errors, his op-
ponents would have scored only one
run. Hudson started for Herbert
Tarcyton. but was a tr!hc crrattc.
and was yanked in favor OF one
Babe" Cancpa. Babe" celebrated
his debut on a field with fence
around it by tanning three men in
one inning. In the ninth. however.
he suffered n reverse in form. and
Lucky strike piled its score UP to
eleven runs. 10 the four OF Herbert
Tarcyton.
The second game, which Fatirna
won. 10 10 1, was n much better eS-
ample Of the national game than the
curtain-raiser. Neckle-, for the
winners, was master OF the situa-
ton in every inning after the first
In the ninth. he let up. but on the
whole. he was invincible when hits
were needed. The Fatima team
smoothly, and from it's
showing yesterday. appeared to be
the best IN the circuit.
The thrill OF the game came in tho
ninth inning. when Bob DoGEett, OF
Muricl. tripled with three men on. |
The game was carefully played |
Waddcll and Bealc con-
tributed some mcritor;ous aelding |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
1ly Billy Reid,


The amateur baseball season OF
1929 Is on.
a, tho cultural bark OF tho we'll
known battle cry that now occupies
place along with tho famous Don't
fire until YOU see the whites OF their
eyes" thir;y-siN baseball teams yes
tcrday took the diamond for another
season OF batting rallies. sacrifice
hits, stolen bases. walked batS;ncn.
victories and shattered hopes.
Ii was a gala day for everybody
concerned. The Furnished center OF
our solar system kindly loaned its
assistance and warmed tho city Just
enough 70 make il comfortable 10
play, and Yet TO rob the pitcher OF
his excuse OF being unable TO pitch
on account OF cold weather. Fans
were just as enthusiastic about the
opening OF the season as the players.
They werc on hand early 10 cheer
their favoritc~ to victory.
On Church Hill. in South Richmond.
in the West End and in all tIc out
lying districts gathered the faithful.
Potential big icaEue-s were given the
appraisinE 20. o." by the hundreds 10
whom baseball still remains the
greatest OF All sports. Managers OBJ
served their machines in operation
and took notes OF weak spots 10 be
strengthened. League presidents were
k'Neu al opportunity 10 learn the
relative strength OF their clubs
Tobacco League Hns Great GETAWAY.
The Tobacco League, which bids
lar 10 occupy the position OF the
1871 Commercial! League. got away
to 4 particularly suspicious start 4
parade which formed in the Capitol
square followed somewhat cir
cu!tous route 20 BoulcES.rG Field
where the opening was staged Mayor
George Ainsiie put one straight over
by way OF lending dignity TO the oc-
casicn. and tho 0itchcrs strove 20
emulate his example for the next
few hours.
Several hundred people gathered
for the opening OF the Tobacco
League season. SpiotchCs OF bright |
coloTed tweed suits and pcr;wiuklc /
hats indicated the presence OF An on
couraSing number OF the girls. Many
members OF the teams gained fame il,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
MUST BREAK THROUGH
SHIP TO REACH BODIES
divers Unable TO Mnke Way 10 Five
Potomac River Drowning
Victims.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. April ID
After futile efforts to recover tho
bodies OF Mrs. Gertrude Lawrence
and her four children. drowned
when tho forty-tou schooner < e.
ke'nb!o capsizcd in s1uall on tho
Potomac River mile from here,
divers prepared to smash their way
Into the cabin. The vessel. which
went down yesterday In twenty-five
:cct or water. IS lying on It's side.
making II impossible for the divers
10 enter the cabin. whcrc tho nvo
victims were asleep when the squail
struck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
TENNESSEE TORNADO
DAMAGE is S25O,OO0
by Associated Press

f.ABANON. TENN. April ia
tornado struck this county at S 30
o'clock Friday uight, sweeping
around this place on three side. AMI
doing damage throughout the coiIn-
trys!de roughly estimated at $3.50 900.
'nciudihg the unrn"hing of numnr-
""S homes and destruction Of many
hhrhs ana outh"uscs and killing
"uch STOCK. several people sustain
ca iHJuries one. Mrs. j. ". Andrews.
being seriously injured
Andrews home. u now concrete
mouse. was practically destroyed. At
fuckers Crossroads. 200 people were
az picture show In the new high
school building. all the windows of
which were blown out, but The au-
dicnce escaped injury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

butier. Three-base hits-Becker
hstes. Home runs-Thurston. stolen
oases-lienna. White. Bell t2). Mills.
McGehee, Meyer. Thomas. Butler.
aaH!or 90. Sacrifice hits-Taylor.
heid; Double p!ays-Estcs to Meyer
10 Becker: White to Armitacr to
pen, neii. hit by pitched ball-Rel.
, r,ehha' FIRST base on error-Taylor.
Henna. Payne. Bascs on halls Off
Baker. 3: off ArmitaEc, o. Hits--On
i'a"cr. in 10 innings: OF Armitage.
/ In 10 Innings. Struck out-Ey
eakcr. 10; by Armitage. Q. Umpire
Granger. Time of gamc-c:@j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
STREET CAR SERVICE
RESUMED IN AUGUSTA
quincy competition Eliminated BIZ
council, Traction Company
Operates Again
BY associated Press.I

TOY 1te""C!HtcI PrcSs
AUGUSTA. GA, april l5.-Strect
car service was resumed hero today
after lapse of service lasting thir
~ days. The ears were nut In ths
barns Mnrcn lG by tho local com
pany without advance notice 10 m,
public. the management stating that
The company could not make oDernt
ing expenses in competition with IT.
ncys unless the city granted n 10
cent casual fare and "a 7-ccnt far.
where tickets were purchased.
n dazae or moro iitncy drivers
Ecrs arrested cy the police during
the day for violating the new CITY
law forbidding them from running
their cara parallel to the street car
lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
Richmond Post-Omcc,

Summary: Twu-basc hits--Tuckcr.
f.acho. Threc-basc hit Guthrie.
stolen bases-Allcy. Tucker. Will
mans Sacrifice hit--B. Jones
Double plays-Guthrie to SAVIOUR;
SAVIOUR to Guthrie. Hit by pitched
bali-pattcrSon. Base on balls-on
Hltnter, .: off Watson. o: off Kelly. O:
OF Thomas. |. Hits-of Kelly, in
I innings: off Thomas. in Ia in
ninEs: off Mintcr. ) in innings; off
watson. in innings Struck out
by Minter. 1: by Watson. >: hy
Kelly, :; by Thomas. .. Time OF game
hours. Umpire Farley. Scorer
Gill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

over winter and James Rowe. trainer
or the whitney sta BILE. has said with
IN the fortnight II is no cinch that
eithcr Hunting or whiskaway Will
peat Broomster over distance OF
GROUND next spring and summer. Surf
k,Her. an Eastern stake winner is a
Eeined son OF Superman. John T.. Mad
"ch ciung 10 with great tcnacity last
summer ana autumn while he was
selling off his other youngsters as
fast as attractive offers were male
for them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
5000 ,IotorI.ts Get License.

RoANDk Il. VA. April lJ.-More
than 1000 motor vchickle licenses
nav" been issued by the police de-
partmcnt to motorists in and around
Roanoke. The total rcccipts from
THESE licenses amounted TO s7i.9O2.o5.
Last year for the twelve month Pc
Rod only $500 we're issued as com
pared with $500 10 rthc FIRST uuar-
ter OF this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
bnrtOn Heights Bnpti.t.

- TT iii III Tho NIDfb
'!phhhy Episcopal. 600 100 ooI
'@ e. Hts Baptist o4i 900 oo7--,o
summary: Two-base hjts-A-r
M White. Boze. D.umellsr
oooail. Thrce-base hi,~Car,e'
S go oases-Taylor (o). A. Rranch
70, ME Beck. Strinser. Binto,d
Rnn sacriice hits-Whito, Brooks
c omIs Hit by pitched ball--hw
SusuSr ,"hiltshIre). Bases on halls
WhI,,sh, tineiier' 4; on Goulder. !: Off
off Wh' r'rr, b; on Taylor. 0. Hits
Tavjor IN 2-3 innings: Off
.er, in innings: off c;o,,,do "'nei-
'"nihgs. Struck out-by Dr,,,, IN
~. ~ -; Gonlder. I; by whiltshjro o.
ay!or i. Time Of game, oIs r..
"'odai' Scorer. Mccarroll "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
TO Suspend Cndc, Trn,,t,.

MtIBOUKNE. Npril la-Cadot
training. which IL the basis of the
Australian military system. is 10 be
suspended for year In the Interest,".
OF economy. under decision Of the
Federal government, IL is cstima,.L
thht Il saving Of il22.0cO VIII result.
Meantime. remodcl!ng OF tho defence
scheme Is TO be considered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
win Leather MonopoI, in uu,

McStoW. Anr!l l5.-Thc trade or
gan OF the Supreme Econornic coun
eli repor;- that "a German arm han
secured inc monopoly OF leather cx
ports from Russia. Tho trust formal
Tor this purpose IS To Fave a coni,,I
OF *5.'0o.ooo. Che Russian govern
mcnt retaining 5000 shares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
INVITE LADY ASTOR
TO VISIT DANVILLE
nnir,
city Name, street After Former Resi-
dent md hrrnnRcs
Celebration.
AZ AssocIntcd Pres..l

DANNILIH, w. Apr!l l6.-Astor
Avenue. named in honor OF Lady Az
tor is one o. Dauville's streets now.
and ;he Ci,y Council to-day sent a
telegram TO New York TO await tho
arrival o! the steamer Olympic. IN
wiling n" former Virgins, woman 10
conc 10 Danvli!a for Il celebration IN
her honor during her visit 20 Amer
lea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
k"hrn Singh Gets Three Yco,

LAHORE. INDIA. April li-Kahra
singh. president %: the runjab Con.
Er"SS committee. who recently led
VIC agitation over 'he Euar,linnshlu
OF the sikh Shrincs. has been sen.
fenced 10 three years imprisonnc,,,
at hard labor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
Thornc ont for senate.
Try Associated rr.ssl

CHICAGO. Apru l5-CuinorJ
Ihorhe. general counsel FOR the
American Farm Bureau Federation.
today formally announced his candl-
dacy for the Republican nomination
for United States Senator from Iowa
lie simultaneously rendered his rcsig-
nation to the Farm Bureau Fedora
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
WEST END S. S. LEAGUE
Standing OF the Climb.


ih.iH Pfeshytcrlan ". W.a,min-
S'%r. at lark" Springs. No. !.
,'f"cr Covenant w English I.u,h-
Gran al Byrd Park. 80. 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
Fire De.tro,. nrs Liquor s,o.k.

BARDSTOWS. Ky. April Is
Seven hundred and twenty barrels
OF whisky were destroyed last night
when fire. thought TO have been
OF incendiary origin, destroyed Mat
tnSly and Moore distiilcry near
here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
Roanoke Agents sI-xe Much Liquor.

ROANOKE. VA. April I5-For the
hrst quarter this year, revenue
agents operating ont 81 Roanoke
nave seized 1900 gallons OF liquor.
several teams Of horses. eleven auto
mobiles and arrested forty-thrcc men.
according TO abatement issued by
j. G.. Brown. divisional prohibition
enforcement Officer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
The Weeks Mcnthrr

WASHINGTON. April Weather
outlook for tho week beginning Mon
day: Middle Atlantic States. unset
tied. mild and showcry weather hrs:
part OF week. followed by generally
fair and normal temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
WeHtnlinstcr,

summary: Two base hits-Granccr.
ellis. Malcolm (2). Thre,.h,sc nj,
wyatt. Home runs-Totuslck 90.
sacrifice hit-Liv!ngston. Struck on,
by fletcher. 10; by Baugh. 10.
Eases on balls-off Belchcr 3: off
nhuEh. 4. Umpire, McGchce. Scorer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
Richmond NIdcr Emil.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Nprn H.
Harry 9. Peatt!e, Jr, Of Richmond.
riding Armanda!e. fcll At tho twenty
ninth fence In tho whit Marsh Gun
race to.a! Mr.. Eeattie was un!n-
jured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
~. Hts. Nethodfst


c, y" ]" 2 -
summary Two base h!ts-S,.erc
'"ii."s Ihrce-base hits Far.
Inr, :. Collins. Bruce. Base on hai,"
'',,ainS' .; Gilbert. 2. Struck out
"S Williams. -; Gilbert. C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
1900 1909 D. Is y
ANS hatted for Proctor in ninth
Lucky Strike
Totals

Herbert Tarryton 900 olo oo2- {
LUCKY strike DOL 100 05'-ll
summary Two-haSe BROAD
euss. Miller. Thro"-hasc hit-Ford
stolen ascs-!iudson, Nuunallie C2D.
sncr'tie" hits Hardy, Hudson Dou-
nc pays Harris 10 Dgk" 20 Rollins;
forn 70 Duke 10 NuuuaNie lit by
pitched ball uev!mc by Trcvil.ian.
l-ei, on haSeS--iierhert Tarrytou. S.
william, >. by Hudson. 3 ly c,nn,,
william. . hy Hudson. : by C.r..,
8. Hits-or Hudson. 8 e., ! innfrt.y
on canepa. In Innings Time or
game, az. Umpire. Wooda,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
CENTRAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF CLUBS.

where They Play Next Saturday.
knights OF Columbus W.. Church
Uill Bank, at Byrd Park. No. ..
Post-Of'ice VS.. V. Il. & p Co. at
Fulton.
Addition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

Where They P1ny Next Week.
Muriel va. Lucky Strike (nrst
Eame)
Herbert Tarryton vs.. Fatima (seo-
ond game).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
TOBACCO LEAGUE
Renults Iestert,ay

Results Yesterday.
Lucky Strike, II; Herbert larry
ton, 4.
Fat!ma, 10: Muriel. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
GAL AMATEUR LEAGUES START UNDER IDEAL C(3NDT7113A

or game. l hour and ffty-fve
minutes. Umpire. ;Brydon. Scorer.
u. II. Avent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
firu English Lutheran.

Kan f"r REID in tenth
'Iia'i"d tor Gran" in tenth.
MIRA Pf"r. ....... 400 ono DOL FL
First Ems. Luth.. 100 900 0ai 0--5
Summary: Two-base hits-Hen5a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
First Infantry. nIchnund Gro,.


-" ~ row"r... 40 oa2 900 3,
richmond Hrays 020 100 900
summary Two-bas. hits Mari,
Collins Rphau. stolen bas.s-In,,.s
collins. McGruder. brown jI,wL.
" marion, Pace. Double PLAY. -Iiavtc
y" brown {" D.oiscrsou. WAar.,n -.
N''H"i@"H Hit hy pitched bal, A.,
Pfnd"r LEI; on ba.cs-Va nv y -,
! Richmond Crews. 2. nay.y a.,
pa II Fleming 3. on i.aToDrbo o.
or MeHrud"r. 2. Tits of i.igour,o
IN . innings. on FIerInc
. innings of McGrUdcr. IN -.
h'hEs struck out-ay Fleming
by La Touehe. S. by GcGruder, Tim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

Standing OF CIuha.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
! ntin,n.

Fatima " .0i rr7 49,. :.
summary: Thre"-hasc hits ~. Dor
gett. Mayteid. Two-haso hit rord
Stolen bases. Dorgctr. Gentry
wiltshire. R"aic. Napier. Sacrsflcos
Brand. j. DoEectt, Blnford. %npfo-
Hit by pitched ball-by IicchI.r I
%. powelD. Left or bases TatiIna.
~ muriel. 3. Hlts-on g. Powell -
In innings; OF Tyler In . iurl.,p.
struck out-hy G. Powell. b Ly
HechIer, ~. Time II game. l.5..
Impires, WOodall and Onnsty.
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Game called seven innings. DARK
knights ~ Columbus. on4 4s7 4-ai
Il. J.. J. Blues :... 200 100 i 4.
ness.
summary Two-hase hits-Crcamer.
SHARP, I.yda 81. Thrcc-hase hit
Heller Home runs-Marrin. Railey.
stolen bases kustcrcr o.. LYDIA.
1hoGaiyh Sacrifice hits-f.acho. Val
eu'in" t2) Sacrifice ny Thcdieck
Double plays iI"ikcr OInasgistct).
llti ~ pitched bali-Marrin. Grimm.
Eases on hal!S-on crcrshaw. 6; off
Ross. ., of Grimm. Q Hits of IN
da, In : OF Crcushaw. . In IL in.
n,nss struck ou:--hy LYDIA. 10. by
''"nshaw, by Ross. J. by Grimm.
I'm" 81 game. hours 20 min
HicS tmpires. Moltz. Judge Scorer.
!-andrgm and Balm.