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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
BUILDERS SWAMP
WILLIAM AND MARY

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April 10
In slow and loosely played game
here today the Newport News State
League club defeated William and
Mary. 5 10 :.
Phifer. who started for the profess
sionals. was touched for three runs
ana six hits by the Indians in the
FIRST four innings. Main, who re-
iieVed MN. pitched excellent ball for
the remainder OF the contest
THOMPSON started on the mound
for the Indians and pitched good ball
until the NTH. when poor support and
several timely hits gave the visitors
thrcc runs. They scored one more
IN the sixth and eight in the seventh
through q medley OF base hits and
errors. HarwUod, who relieved him.
held the Builders hitlcss for two in
ninEs.
- score by innings: II. II. T.
Newport News 900 03l Sl0-l3 10 z
VIM. and Mary l02 900 002- 5 10 3
batteries: Phifcr. Main and Moore
held; Thompson. IIarwood and Chand-
Ter; Chaikley. Umpire. Gwathmcy.
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BELIEVE M'lNNIS
WILL HELP INDIANS
[By AssociAicd Prs.

CLEVELA% OHIO, ,pril lG-Tha
cleveland Americans hay. strength
ned their inncld by ihc acquisition
II Stufy' Mclnnis, the valeian FIRST
iaseWan. according TO .lan,as Dunn.
PRESIDENT OF the club. In obtgining
ne star from the Athletics. the In
iisns lost the services OF Elmer
smith In right neid. which IL Is he.
ieved MI! make a weak spot.
Joe Wood. however. dcmon.tra,ed
,urlhs the training season by his
ieaNy hitiinS that the lugs OF smith
WI not be felt with wood and IN.
eteran JACK Grsncy 10 alternate in
ne right garden, Manager Speaker
ioiding down center, and .Iamicson
md Joe Evans ALTERNATING In lvfi.
ne hc'anS present a hrsl-Clasg out.
teid. In addition TO Patrick NrX,,lia
mo STATE University star and Er-
,est JcaheS the Texas semipro, arc
'apaD!e men Tor the gardens
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FARRELL GETS BUSY:
ISSUES TWO RULES
TBy Associated prcsy

ALBANY, y. Y. April lO.-Secrc-
tary John Farrell Of the National
Association of Professional Baseball
Leagues, today promulgated the fol-
lowing rules:
PeraOnai application for rcinstate-
In"nt must be fled by ali playars
listed az d.arcgardinS reservation or
individual case to he passed upon
Eoicly on It's own merits
II club docs not desire a players
service. the player should be given
an outright written release dated
from the club pay roll, and thus
avoid complications regarding salary
disputes later. Seeking other en-
ployment for released players by re-
'raAng club should he done after the
GATE 6f the unconditional written re-
lease
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sc LEAGUES OPEN TOMORROW rs PLAY DANILE TOD
Daily Golf Catcchism,
With Rules Simplificd
ny INNS BRuwS

player stops another players BAH in
medai QUALIFYING ronnd?
unless the frs, player were standing
at the hole and the other was play
ing from within Il distance of twenty
yards, Under the latter condition.
Q. In what details do the rules OF
me me united states and those of the
British Golf Association differ?
~. The chief point OF difference be-
tween the l.. \. q. \. and Royal and
Mnclent st. Andrews is on the stymic.
INC FORMER permits II player To con-
osde his opponent any putt and lift
or remove his ball. The r. & A. re-
uuircs hat all stymios hc played in
match play. OF course. Also the r. &
clubs and also center shaftcd clubs.
whereas the u. S. q. a. has not
" liz there any rule that requires
70 his opponent before they have
finished playing the hole
y. There ia no such rule. unless the
OF strokes he has had. but certain
accepted principles In the etiquette
of he game. demand that lie do 80.
,U; las t iners been any provision
MADE Tor testing the standard re-
ImirementS OF bnils at prominent
championships
y. None.
q. Suppose n bali disappears in the
rough whore trees or bushcs prevent
anybody from seeing exactly where IL
minded. and after search appears
10 have landed in water that il no
part of a recognized water hazard.
what is done then?
a. Such water would have to lie
considered casual water and another
pail dropped as near as could be de-
tcrmincd to the spot where the ball
went into the water. not nearer the
hole.
II any golf rules puzzle you. write
lnnis Brown. care OF our sporting
Department. inciosing STAMPED re-
turn envelope.
Copyright. 1899. Sol yAIctzgcr)
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BROWNS AND CARDS
ARE WELL-BALANCED
iBy Associated pressl

LOUIS, April lO.-St. Louis is
.,, hnlms lwo we'll balanced clubs into
800 'mhhht races or the National
my - H"Tican Leagues this season
"nu IL rs believed viii be pcnnant
t"Ilehdcfs. Pennant talk has hen
"uI@!ns in tho Mound City. ana tho
+" 'l l,.t mas i"k"n hoid OF the players
Vcs his club viii top Inc liz,
,He end Of the season Tho ci,v
ha'e6" ]! mad" as was dernnn,
,",ed laSi sunday between the final
MOI. - J Jne Two clubs. at which
~ RANK Enerbe. obtained s,o,,
80 ","E t"n, VIII play mira. win
"'l AZ snort. McManus for second
g-t,,.,Ht oIhe Stsler at first. The
,.."hs rank with tho hest in ~.
,shEde IN hitting. running sec"na y. w.
'tIahd w team batting last vear
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BOSTON RIOTERS
ARE NOT EXCITED
[By Associated Prcssl

BOSTON. April lO-in this city or
world champion baseball teams in
other years. enthusiasts ind little
IN inc prospects OF Red Sox or Braves
70 suggest league leadership again,
uut IN each team hud Indications OF
SoIoFtu! play. Roth should tnish In
hrst division. sports writers are yir
tually agreed
The Red SoN viii be- watched with
interest everywhere TO see the e.
rect OF the off season trades. II viii
De a heavier hitting Uutrt;. sIirh,iv
Tess certain in the Held than of old
ana with its pitching efficiency
The Braves. handicapped by po1
ni,ehinE last year. viii suffer i.1
Yea hness there this season. i'm ,hn
opinion of Manager Mitchell Tho
return TO play OF FRANK Miller after
,wo-year retirement, and the AZ.
QUESTION OF Hubc Marquurd from
oihs'hhat'. have rounded out MIS-
no!ph ana Lefty. Tyler. are trying to
stIrngthen their aging arms Ia
pitch effectively again. and 0cSchrsr
Ne~uillan. Fiilingim and recruit
l." !,s'hs are others OF the twirlins
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BOWIE RESULTS

First race-Woodland. s3.1O. s2.46
!2.2e. first; a. Carmen Pantages, $3.50,
S2:lO. second; WranEle, SO. third.
Second race-Thc Decision. SI2.7O.
se..0' SOU, ilrSt: The Nephew, $3.50.
$';rv; second: L'retendcr. $3.50, third.
inira race.Ultra Gold, $3.50. $3.50,
s2.l0. first: King John, $40. $3.50,
second: Applcjack. s2.3o third.
Fourth race-Yashmak. $3.50. $500,
$3.50. first Dick Deadeye. $3.50. $500
second; Fly Ball. $40. third.
Fifth race-St. Allan, $3.50. $500,
$3.50. hrst: Tom McTaggart. $1,000,
third.
Sixth race-Clean Gone, 1880
E.!0. $3.50. FIRST: Sister Flo. $500,
Si.l0, second: Bribcd Voter SO, third
Seventh race--A maze. S3G.1O. $500.
1910, first; Smarty, $3.50. $500, sec
ond; Jacques, $3.50. third.
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oECKINPAUCH GIVES
SENATOR'S STRENGTH
tBy Associated press.)

!. WASHINGTON. April l0.-Strength-
med by the acquisition OF Roger
shoristup ana captain
i the champions OF New York. and
he addition OF several promising
'ookie pitchers. the Washington
Americans face the opening uG the
rason practically assured OF = nrst
| iivisiUn berth and regarded as d
Eontender for the remnant. The
7 ,,laters had most satisfactory train.
b .nS trip and demonstrated by win.
EAsiing seven OF eleven exhibition
SS;ames with the Boston Nauuna. j.
.1it!or.
:. Walter Johnson. who usually
htches the opening game for the To-
ais, VIII not perform IN that ca
,acity this year His training prob
thly was retarded by his Illness. but
&c rs rapidly rounding into FORM and
ooks forward TO II Successful season
George Mogridse. leading LEFT
iander OF the league last season
probably VIII oppose the Yankees In
he first game.
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DETROIT HAS SNAPPY
CLUB. SAY REPORTS
IBy Associated rrnss

DETROIT, April Detroi, win
tut "hghting club into the Amer
can League pcnnant race this Nr,-.
nut beyond this Manager Cobh' H.,
;,entured no prediction IS 10 IN. mn,
he Tigers VIII play II the csrrp..I..,
EARLY Indications are the team ,g+,i
use or fai with its recruits, for az
iSteeh youngsters taken 70 the
raining camp at Augusta, Ga e5.t.
urrived. TO these is added t;cgTrs
.utshaw. the veteran obtained iron
ne National League on wniy.rs l., ~.
ear. Cutshaw is expected TO star,
I second base
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BRITISH CHAMPION EXPECTS
BATTLE FROM u. S. GOLFERS
Willie Hunter Declares America Has Made Rapid
Strides III Popular Scotch Game During Recon-,
Years-Favors Public Links.

few. who have ready passage into the
higher circles. but instead there have
cone to the fore Il large number OF
players who arc capable OF admin
iSt.ring heating to any of the best
golfers In the world
In view of the experiences last
!"nr at Hoy Lake. il would he idlc
foo me to say consider our side
likely to heat the American team
4; irookline. But at the same time
J think the poor British side selected
last year didn't do themselves jus
ticc. and should Undoubtedly have
made better showing.
contend. that with our strongest
available team. we should 20 very
close in this years game.
Also. the American team last year
was not the stronScs; available
group; This year. at home. there
probably will confront the British
team side which viii ho stronger
IN amateur talent than any that ever
before took the fold in amntcur golf.
! consider the best team America
could present would he In the fol-
lowing order: less Guilford. Evans.
ouimct. Bohby Jones. Hunter. Gard
ncr. Johnson and Eneppcr.
&C. 1922. by United Ncws)
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BABE RUTH DRAWS
BETTER THAN GIANTS
IRY United News.l

NEW YORK. April l0.-An agrre-
gate OF $4,000 people 1T Ebbets' Field
Brooklyn. for the Saturday and Sun:
day games between the Yankees and
Dodgers. compared with total of
not more than $1,000 at the Polo
Grounds. where the Giants and White
Sox were playing, demonstrated
clearly the personal drawing powers
of Babe Ruth. The Brooklyn game
had good attendance today. but there
was only a few hundred people
watching the Giants play Fordhn m
at the Polo Grounds
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barton heights.

ti'IktidHu i'dFH. }
ApTi! lJ-Baptis, W.. EpIycopal
Apfil Episcopal vs.. Presbyterian.
April 23-Baptist VI. prcsbytcr!an.
May S-MethDdist Us. Prcabytcrian.
Mag l3-i'aptis' VS. Methodist,
May Episcopal w Methodist.
Nay Episcopal W.. Baptist.
Jun" "--frcshyterian w Episcopal.
June lg-Me'hod!st ~ Epi>copai
June i7-Baptist -. Er!scppaI
June f-EpilcDphi W pFcBDytsrian
july l--Eaptist ~. Prerbyterjau
July s-AethOdis, ~. Trsfhyisrlau.
July ID Hhptat ~ hetho1fsi
Ju!y "a Episcopal q. Beihrdist
July D--j;hptiai ~. E9iAcnpaL
August 5--Ne,GGdlrt W. Ealtiai
August l2--HTssbyt.r'ar ys Baptist
f5eniHaTy;
April lb---Hc'hGG!s, ys J'.esnyteJian
April 22-Eap.iEt ~. beihncfs.
AprI 2e--KDisEpDsl "a Hs,porjsL
Nay t-BaD'ist va EpiscDDsi
Nay IL kDihrDaai -. rf.s0,tsfisn
May - --ts pt!si - pfesbyfnrish
Hay u pf.spYiETIsH Ys HstDoc3s,
june z--as'hpcis' vs Es5usf.
Jun" IA -irTsDSi''isr ys y.sr'ls,
June ~ TEsS06!tf 1t. tJ.sbyte,ian
JUNE zS-';z gilE, ~. Ettsoclst
Jmly - SDiaeESzi -. Ssihndlx.
July i--BsDti,i W, Ep,stDpai
Jnir IT, Ey!scrcsi ys t'yrsDrt4rjan.
July zz-i:sDNst "a. T'rssDytegjsn
July ls--Tsfhobist Is rrssbytsflan.
August .G---J'fssbyttytSn w, Hplnc0paI
August iL---S$ttfaS1ist w. Rc.ssopkI.
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)UAKERS TO SEE
TWO FAST OUTFITS
[Ey Associar.d rrnss

fHii-AD Apr!i ln.-Nan
gers OF both the Philadclphia ~.
i iona. ana American League BASEBALL
iuDs were optimistic tonight .y..,.
ne outlook :"i their teams dur 40.
he 1922 Season. 'o
The athletics have finished I'm lac.
nsne inf seven consecutive years.
ION two years. Both have mad -
orts during IN ewiut"r 10 trcuEthnr
fneir teams, and Manager Mao. ~
ne Athletics. and Wilhelm. az INC
M niiilIes, Were S9nhd.n' 'he .nd o.
Ips season would ma them lar from
he cellars in their rC.pectiye
eagues.
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CINCINNATI IS "X'
OF NATIONAL LEAGUE
tRy observation-disclosures,

,,,daiN,S.,i.N.NATi, ONO. April io-Tbo
constra@ta. "GnS wer" 50 radically ro.
Nc spNng training period a, sf,,a am1
a To-, * that The fans are a.
"a aSfs Tor dcp"' on when "a haso
IN e ihc as to the teams nnish
The pilohing .tati % ,ron,
Eppa kiney IS the only ' sop;hna -,
Adolph L.uaue Is another v.,.,,r
eE Sne ,a sn oin,.'s!e. Canadian re.
is expected 70 coase tHous AarNe
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TNEH AND PITT
PLAY TIE CAME

BLACKSBURG, VA. April IO-Uni-
yersity OF Pittsburgh and Virginia
Tech battled to an S-to-S tie here this
afternoon in a game that was ca<ed
at the end OF the ninth inning to al
low the visitors to catch the train.
Harvey and Harrelson worked ON
the mound for Tech. Harvey was
batted out of the box in the third
inning.
Score by innings: r. IT. T..
Pittsburgh lob 900 3O1-S IL o
Tech, .......... 900 001 322-S Is s
Batteries: Iiill. Noble. Bloom and
Cables; Harvey. HARRISON and Gala
han and Slcmp.
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VERMONT NINE BEATS
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Overcome Lead and Down
Orange and Blue Team,
8 to :
CHARLOTTESVII.Jlc

iARLoTTESVILLE. VA. April
i".-Crashing hits and banE-ln fnld-
ing featured Ncrmont's 8-to-5 victory
over virginia today. The hits totallrd
twenty four. including 1--WE triples ana
Tyron proved veritahIe wr"r,,fn,,
crew for tho Green team. Holland
STOOD the bombardment FOR six IL
hinEs being relieved I'm the seventh
fest. ' ''"s
The Southcrncrs drove Cavward
from the slab in tho second framc,
nut his successor. Southpaw kcrwIn
proved effective in the pincncs Ern
turc catches were made by Mccoy
Foster and Manhood, Of VirSinin.
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BY Willie Hunter,
tish Amateur Golf Champion

NpuIl SnumDlOn.
LONDON, April l0.-Golfinx has
made such rapid strides In the United
states in the past few years, that il
- no longer possible TO count the
american golfer as one who. by
chnnce. might beat our hest men
once in nifty times.
win that tremendous enthusiasm.
characicristic of our cousins across
INC Atlantic. they have contrived To
open links everywhere, and have
cultivated their R.,me with systc-
matte coaching by the best teachers
available either here or In America.
Thc public courses in America arc
evcn more crowded than such famous
scottish municipal links as that at
BraidE, where probably five hundred
piayers pay tolls daily during tho
summer. 1t can be readily realized
that for player who has not the
means Of Joining n private club. golf
IN America presents many difficulties
which will only be overcome bv more
man ordinary keenness in the game.
among All these enthuiasts good
golfers are continually being discov-
cFcd. so that IT is no longer the select
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summary: base hitS--IIarris,
,mryon, Mccall CD. Thrce-basc hits
ir!on, carney, Duba. Mahood. IInl-
land. Sacrifice hits--K erwin. Carlyle
!2). stolen bnscs--McGinnis, Doug
las. Darlington. Double plays-Fos-
ter tunaSsistcd): Foster to Caring
ton. Sacrifice ny-Carlyle. Base on
balls-off Cayward. .; off kerwin. .:
OFF Holland. 6: off Maphis. 9 Left on
bascs-Fcrmont, IL: Virginia. IL. Hits
kerwin. in Pa innings; off Hoi-
land ~ in pa innings; off Maphis.
2 in l-3 innings. Struck cu,-hy
Cayward. ?; by kerwin, >: by Holland.
Frost.
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Sp,ueIs. was mistake of tho an
name ot the pitcher. Rice Is duo an
apology. Here's hoping hc will makn
monkeys OF those pesky bugs II IL.
takcb the hil!ock today.
10 liopcwcll Thursday afternoon for.
a game with the Bear Cats" Of tho
mage nss ,o~n. Ray has not decided
war.
w -. Bradley the genial secretary
ana genera manager of the local
nc employed n leather lurged IN
dividuhl To bawl out chanst In tho
ilne-up: Saturday Driver Mas miH-
taken for Rice. "A capable announcer
would have made il clear lust who
was pitching.
-, Confusion reisncd yesterday
inn , reports that the Colts and
5 husg , would play Monday and Tues
hay. II was announced n, tho pa ?
that the teams would cavort at IT,.
thc wen lark on ths frs, Two dGys OF
day. " "' "''"'''''' Ss''er
Ahbcu VIII lead his club to tho
hShH'"hh ioici thiS morning.
Left" Townsend. former Univcr-
sity Of Pittsburgh pitcher. who won
nineteen and lost six contests playing
s"mipro bail last summer asks for a
tryout Townsend worked out with
New Orleans this season. Ray Ryan
says nothing doing; that bird might
nave won iity games last year. bur
II New oricane turned him loose no
is of no value 10 mo.
Cutie Ehrman who caught for
Richmond "a short time several years
hSo. tells Ray Ryan he knows where
there IS smart pitcher. Two years
from the big leagues, ana tho coat
VIII be 500 smnckG. Yea" rcniicd
chubby Ray. but ] am exactly two
years away from tn. hundred"
Chief" Bender wilAbrinG his Read
Ing ints 10 Richmond Thursday for
game. The former Richmond man
ascr has agreed To work part OF the
contest on the mound.
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3OTH CHICAGO TEAMS
APPEAR WEAK
IBy Associa1Nd pross

EcHIcAGO. April I0.-The white
OK and the Cubs, which In the past
aye brought league Championships
md tho worlds titles to Chicago. viii
tart tho 1922 major league races with
Iubs OF mediocre calibrc. Neither is
: &Fpennant FEASIBILITY. but each er-
ents to win man. gamea and make
hinEs interesting for the leaders.
The Nationals are a reconstructed
!Gb, with many youngsters, while
he American 1lcaguers have almost
be- same team Els last year.
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Con1rnends
Motorn1all

The head of Il big con-
structiOn firm In this city
wrote us a letter the other
day commenting warmly
Operator B. ID. Scates
badge No. 81, OF the
Broad and Main Line, for
the remarkable presence Of
mind he exercised the
other day in handling his
car on the Ninth Street hill
and avoided what might
otherwise have been Il Sc
rfOus accident.
We brought the letter to
Mr.. Scates' attention, and
he greatly appreciated it.
SO did we, because we
don't fail to go after the
men when we have a COM
plant, and we like to show
them nice letters, too.
1t may be said here
that
Safety is the first eIe-
ment Of our service; Cour-
tesy the second, and
PrOmptness the third.
Every man in the organ
izatiOn thoroughly UNDER
stands this and tries daily
to live up to this standard.
Perhaps that's why STA
tistics show that the street
cars are the safest means
for using the busy city
streets.
We appreciate such rec
ognition OF our efforts as
contained in the letter OF
this prominent citizen -
and our men do, too.
Virginia
Railway & Power
caapany
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EXHIBITION GAMES

\, Brooklyn, n. Y. April TO-
heV York lA.) ..,..... 7l2 0
batteries: Murray and Hoffman:
tucker. Gordonier. Decatur and De-
tsrry.
A. Nov York. April To-
Fnrdbam =
..GsH vfs.; Mcnamara. vandorback,
B4rncE and Smith, Carton,
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iDnnSIilc,
Probable iinc-,,p,
Ric hsnDntl.

Richmond. DnnrI,Ic.
itanos. RI: Mcintosh, IL,
EIhBon' ib. Smith. Oh.
SNeiiar. ". Worth, ID.
Shannon SHANNON. ,cf. pury. 70.
Wchler. III. Narcotic, as.
Osborne. SIS S.. E tasn9re; cr rf'
6rccnac. Z. Abbott. e.
Rice. u. Atkinoon -
Ftnncgnn D. IinrrIs n f'
johnson. y. Rodrcrs n
former idol of the Richmond
baseball fans--Tommy hbbott--coInes
nome today hearing in his hands the
Ti@dma on 'f iea Ranv'l'e SIan of the
caught three years for Ricbm"nn
" YIN ,r9t his Tobacco Rugs '" on, The
o! iH," ~ Mayo island Park at (
mond Colts. Today's game viii H..
the first az n series OF TWO contns, ue
n me second game Will be played to-
iark at the same hour.
,. Jake Wells 81 ais. who control the
n micn.."nd club. COULD have selected
Than Tommy. Abbott and The Danviiis
team Abbott worked behind the be- I
I Inr ne colts under Chief bender. Lee
t u%%Gh sc ana Ray Ryan. During his
made many friends and tho Invaders
VIII have their rootcrs at the park
The trim little catcher faces n,
obstacle the size of mountain this
year. his first season az manasnr
INC BuHs having fallen into r,it
Iast year ana madn anything but a
pleasing showing for tho supporters
OF the game In Firginia's southern
ely, ABBOTT has assembled what
S ,i.i,, say Is fast ball club and one
tEht should be well up In the run
ming when the Philemon, League sea
son closes next fall. Todny'r game
VIII be tho frs, of tho year for Dan
Shie. nut the boys arc reported MS
nelns IN good condition for the CON
The Richmond Colts viii star, tho
game with tho same line-uu that
laced the University OF Richmond last
SATURDAY, with the nossihi9 eXcvp :
tion OF the pitchers. AlnAandcr.
Driver and Few worked in the open
Ing battle for the Colts, and Fin
negan. Rico and Johnson probahI,.
VIII be used by Ryan In the box to,
day.
Ric" was blamed for tho lnmbast
ms given Driver Saturday ~ the
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four. who have survived the prclinI-
nary round heretofore
Today's conference also considered
informally other phases .! the
championship. which will be internal
tional 10 larger extent than ever
before. 1t Is expected, because ~
the many British and other Invaders
VINO plan 10 try To wrcst the crown
from James Barnes. OF New York
The Shokic course * pronounced
ono OF the most difficult in tho
country. With Il par o: 20. the aver
age sCor> OF professionals on the
links ~ about ~.
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Florida state League Results,
At Orlando. s; Jacksonville. 70.
AT Tampa, 5: st. Petersburg, 4.
AT Lakeland, Z. Daytona, &.
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ABBOTT TO RETURN
HERE AS MANAGER
OF INVADING TEAM
Former Richmond Catcher Has Assembled Fast Team
10 represent Virginia's Southern City-Ryan Ex-
poets to Pitch Finnegan, Rice and Johnson

spiders. IT waB a mistake of tho nm
nounccr: who was confused an to tho
name OF the pitcher. Rice is duo an
Apoiosy. Here's hoping hc will makr
monKeEs OF those pcsky bugs II n.
takc5 the hilIock today.
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= Al louisville. KY, April To-
: Score: r. HE
nashville tgouthern) ... sl5 @
Batteries: = Fields. Yarmouth and
letrow; KtSS, Dean, Meyer and
ittxban. E
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Chcntcr Heats nrnrdictinc.
CHESTER. VA. April l0.--Chcstcr
AGRICULTURAL High School beat Bcnc-
dictlnc Military College OF Richmond
here this afternoon by the score OF
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Ruth's right kncecap wandcrs down
around his ankle ever so often. Some
timcSyhe can snap il back into place
as he sits on the back after Il hard
Slide. But il has laid him UP on oc-
caSions. When il isn't the knee it's
that right wrist which lie HopS under
his hip as an auxiliary sliding pad
when Babe is diving for bag.
Ruth also tears muscles loose from
his ribs in missing swings at TIL.
plate. for when Babe misses it's a
home-run miss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11

When Ruth gets hnck into tho
game after his suspension Is up he
viii have to anticipate losing more
time here and there through the sea
son due To injuries. For the Babe is
about the most fragile piece OF Ores
den in the Yankees china Ghost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11

Abbott viii lead his club to tho
Richmond Hotel this morning