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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-11
SPIDERS MEET TIGERS
ON DIAMOND HERE TODAY
First of Two-Gamc Series at
Stadium Field,
+ p. NJ.
rrohahle line-mr for todnv.s game:

Probable lineup for today's game:
University OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
son, CT; Jones. 2b.; Fray. IS Snead.
p; Herscr. ID: burlington. II: John
son. RI: Towill. 3b.; Patterson. c.
Iiampde sidney - Watson Oh. .
Sanders. s.: Rreunaman. rf OFT. cf. (:
Carter, 3b.: Putney. III; smith. IL;
Dudley, c.: Buchanan or Luke. u.
University Of Richmond ami lamp
den sidney baseball teams begin a
two game series this afternoon at 4
o'clock, which marks one Of the mos,
important series TO both clubs Re-
Gnr"|cSs of the TACT that the spiders
Won from the Tigers two weeks ago
ny lotto score recent results
hay" mad" tho FarmviNc team an
near dangerous lot 10 the Red and
Blue.
Especially Is this true since Coach
itrundy's men handed Emory and
Henry 6-to-2 beating after tho up-
state schoo! baEEed games from both
William and Mary and tho Iniv,r.
sity Of Richmond. i,obSon's mon
have had their ups and downs this
year. and they viii have TO he in tho
best o; playing mood on two CON
sccutiNe day. 10 come out in both
games in ! manner 10 suit III. tastes
OF the SPIDERS.
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obtained from Rochester Will be
welcome news TO tho fans Of Rich
mond. Lewis worked against tho
Colts when the Rochester club came
through here early in tho spring. He
famed ten OF tho local bnttcrs and
allowed four hits In tho S"Ven In
ninHs he pitched. Lewis IL expected
10 prove IA valuable addition to the
colts pitching STAFF.
ki"hmonh returns home this af-
ternoon for series Of three games
win tho Wilson Bugs aftor playing
Blk games on tn" road. portsmouth
TOOK the local team into Camp three
times and made "A clean sweep. of tho
F"ri"s but tho team pulled itself to-
F"'hcr against Newport N"ws and
won its Hccond series OF the EcaFOn
by trimming ia" builders twice
BinS ArrAgou. who has been out
or IN" game owing 10 an Injury 10
ms FOOT. VIII return this afternoon
ana hold down h!k position at Tho
'hlrh sack cavaUaUgh, tn. short
stop obtained from Reading viii per
form before the homo fans for tie
hrSt tim" this afternoon lie HAS
h"cn showing UP well ~ shortsrop
ia IN" Iaincs in Portsmouth and
newport News.
Rcd" Doran. who has boon play
ing short for tho Colts. has been SUE
pended until h: can 20, into condi-
uon II" Is suffering with ii Charley
horse"
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LEWIS, OF ROCHESTER.
AND OTHER TWIRLERS
TO JOIN LOCAL CLUB
Richmond Moguls Announce Signing of Noel, From
Chattanooga "Bing'' Arragon Returns to Game
This Atternoon-Play Wilson Throe Contests.

Pitcher Lewis, n big husky right
handed hurler. has been obtained by
the Richmond Colts from the Rochcs-
ter team Of tho International League
and has hecn ordered 10 report to the
local club at once.
This was Che Information given out
last night by W r. Bradley. bust
ness manager Of the local club. MIR
Bradley said that the Rochester club
had wired him their terms for tho
pitcher and he had accepted, them
The acceptance was confirmed by tho
lnts when word was received that
Lewis would 10 sent To Richmond nj
once.
Poor pitching has cos, the local
club many ball games this season
and tho telegraph wires have been
kept busy IN the last few days with
View OF landing the right men to
hoist" the hurting department Of the
Colts. Thiee moro pitchers. Noel, OF
Chattanooga, and Townsend ana
Thompson, of Charleston, also have
been added To the roster of the Rich
mond club. Eocl has accented tho
terms offered him by Business Man
hEcr bradley and word from him last
night was thnt he would reach Rich
mona ~ COON as possible. Town
send and Thompson have been or
dtrcu To report 10 the Colts ani
should b" here in the next few days.
Ahhouncemcnt that Lewis has been
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S. A. |. TENNIS TOURNEY
OPENS HERE TODAY

. The first annual South Atlantic In
tercollcgiate Tennis Tournament Will
open this morning at 20 o'clock on
Virginia. with a number OF teams
representing colleges and University
Of Maryland. West Virginia. Virginia
ana the District Of Columbia partici-
raiinS. Recent heavy rains made
the new courts at the University Of
Richmond Impossible for use and
caused the change TO the Country
club courts. which were Eraciously
granted by the club officials.
Three days play VIII mark the be-
ginning ~ the new south Atlantic
tournament. the finals being booked
for Saturday. Individual prizes val
ucd at So and a challenge cup val
ucd at 800 are to be the incentives
10 the col!esians in addition to col
lcEc rivalry and honor.
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COLTS SNATCH VICTORY
FROM DEFEAT, SCORING
FIVE TALES IN NINTH
Driver Holds Builders Six Hits-Firth Does Well Tn.
til Last Chapter, When He Rctires
in Favor of Phifer.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May To-
Richmond scored ave runs ~ tho
ninth inning ot toiAN's game with
the Builders and nea; the home :oam
by the score 81. - : The victory
save the C0l;S me series The count
standing tg : ~ favor n The team
which the Builders defeated three
times n the "rs; series II tho sea-
son.
John Royd Keller. the ac,inc .nan-
aEer OF the Coils has tn. .ail end
OF his hati.Dc order 70 thank Cor his
victory today, EisoSer CavauGUEh.
Heating ana Driver came Through
with hits, which. coupled with the
WndnesS % ph,:er, who relieved
Firth, and al error by ShNrtStcp
Ferry gave Ejchugol The game.
'Sliu" Driver N.tchcd an excellent
game Cor Richmond. allowing ouIy
six hits. NswYr-; NswS launched
their blows ~ the fifth inning and
scored three runs.
Firth pitched we'll for $ewpor;
News until tho ninth inning when the
Colts got next 10 his delivery ana
he had TO he relieved by phifcr.
Driver led the visitors attack with
three hits in four trips - the plate.
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Carpenter Is Fa,ori,r.

LONDON May lm."IicUrgcs Car
p"Httcr. tn" ght-hcavywcight cham
plrn of the world, tonight was .top-
heavy favurit" among the hc,tors 10
defeat Ted "iid" Lewis IN their
twenty-r"und battle tomorrow night
in the Black frIdrs' Road Arena The
hight Is exciting much added interest
owing to the prospects al the winner
D'lng matched 10 hEh- ia, K Dempsey,
tn" worlds heavyweight champion or
Jjo" f""k"tt. During tho pr.limin-
aries Dempsey Will l.. introduced
from the ring to the British boxing
GcIOtccS.
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TENNIS STARS PLAY
BEFORE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. May Pre- .tc,,
and Mrs. Harding and dlsuuEu.-H,a
company, which Included many rr.rr
the official and diplomatic set II
Washington. saw Mrs. Marian I'm
dcrste.n Jessup defeat Mrs Mola
Bjufs'edt Mallory national ana in
terDational champion, To 4 in an
exhibition tennis game on the WHITE
House courts today
Mrs. JcFsup ana K Norris Williams
in mixed doubles. defeated Grs. NAL
Tory and watson washhurn 10 :.
while WiiiiSms and Wsshburn. in
the mems dAblef. defeated Kari Bchr
and Observation-Disclosures, & TO 4
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WOODLAND HEIGHTS
CAPTURES CONTEST

Woodland Heights Athletic club
beat Midlothian in baseball game
yesterday afternoon by the sCor. Of
10 :. Spiccr played good bali Tor
The winning team. Cordrey had jrc
Midlothian battcrs At hts mercy cN-
ccpt In the sixth. when they scored
ny" runs.
Score by !nnings: r. II T..
Midlothian .. 900 oO5 Ono-5 s .
Woodland Heights Athletics
DOL 600 100 II 3
Battcries-CoShy. Dance and stew
ems. Cordrcy and Rrown
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princeton ........... 300 COL l0X-5
Virginia ...... 600 600 200
summary. Two-basc hir-Hcrr
Sacrifice h!t-Gotschalk Struck out
uy Townsend, 3: by sexton. 5
Ba -"s on balls-oT Townsend. 5; of
Sexton. . Tilt by pitcher isotting.
Parrish LET, on bascs-princeton.
: Virginia .. Double plays-Berg
10 Macpne" 10 Cooper. BottinG to
Cooper. sexton 10 CarrIngton Earned
uns--lrinc"to >. Virginia, J. I'm
WT"S- ""~tcrvcit and Baetzcl Time
OF gAm. Il Il
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Newport News.
sBatteg for whitcraft in ninth.

ECOrV ny INNINGS: +.
Richmond ........0IO zoo 00i-6
Newport News ....... 0UO O3i lOn-5
Summary; Three base hits--Mal-
lonee. Two-hasc hits - heating
CD, Mallonee. Driver. kennedy.
Wood CD ANA CavRnaurh Base on
halls-on Firth, ! OF rhifcr. =, off
Driver .. Struck t-hy Firth. :;
by Driver. :. Double plays Driver
to Weafcr to Keller. Firth to Whit
craft. Left on bases-NrWpor News.
4: Richmond. s. Passed ball-ken-
ncdy. MID pitCh-privcr. Firth hit
by pitcher-Fcrry by Driver. Eight
hits and FIVE runs off Firth in eight
innings; one run and no hits of
Hhifer in one inning. Losing pitcher
-Fhifcr. Cmpires - Shacifer and
Holland. Time hours
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YANKEES ARE STOPPED
BY HURLER ROBERTSON
Pitcher Who Hurled No.Hit
Game Beats New
York. 81.
lNv .Nssociateh P-cssl

NEW YORK. May lC-Ch!caso
broke New Works. w!ur:nS streak TO-
Gay, taking a tight eleven-iNninE
pitching Guel. 20 !, III which Robert
son here % recent rerfec; game.
mad the better o.; MAYS. New Works.
M!sH!ANs let Johnson scur, the win
M:hs ran IN THE rioNonth. rhe srore:
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BUGS. 8: TARHEELS. 3

WILSON. y. c.. May lO.-Rcforc a
defeated Rocky Mount 5 10 g. by
hitting the offerings OF Woodhcad all
over the lot in the fourth and fifth
innings. Rocky Mount Got OF TO a
threc-ru lead IN ,he first inning by
punching hits with AN error.
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SENATORS SHAKE JINN
-Hy Associated Press. ]

WNS HiNGToN. May lo.-Johnson
pitched Was h:uciou - 2-to-O VIC
tory over -. Louis in his second start
OF tA' season today. proving cnec-
Nv. IN tn" pinches. although hit hard
judge irirle after two passes had
n"e' assured by Davis. gave the locals
thclr scores Il was WaSGirgtou'S
urSt Nytnr% af;e" seven straight de
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Detroit ............. go l62 Ill,
Boston .......... 030 900 40
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rItNn Tor Eakrr IN eleventh..
Chiccao ......... opi coo eco 0l-2
New York ........ COZ coo 100 O0-i
summary TwC-ha>c hi,-McCicl-
Ian. SAcr. Robertson, Schalk.
Scott. Double plays-piNp, unassist-
ed Ward. Scott and Pipp. Mays and
rlNn. Left IN bases New York. i:
hicaco. ;. Ease on halls-oT Mays.
of Robertson. J. Struck out-b-
Mans. % ty RphertSon . Hit Nv
pitch"r-hy MAYS (Nostilb. l',npircs
Na!lln and Norarity. Time. l.5V.
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\. C.. STATE COLLEGE
SWAMPS GENERALS

RALEIGH. Nav Iu-Nor,h caro-
liza state wiped out the stiuss o:
g io-a defeat at The hands of Wash.
t2ston aad Lee earlier IH the season
mere :hl> afternoon when Harry
HAri1el.s fast-;ravsiing Techs al
Generals
Tn.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland mt Philadelphia.
-. Louis nj asSingtou
Chicago Mt New York
Detroit at nostpu
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PHILLIES. 4: CUBS. 0
iRv Aseociated rress.l

INV Associated Ircss.
CHICAGO. May l0-Meadows hold
Chicago Ia tire" scattered hits today.
while Philadelphia punched hits un
Alexander and Cheevcs and shut out
the locals. TO o.
Icb Terry made his first appearance"
OF the season in the Chicago lineup
today, playing second base. The
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C.. III. A. C.. VICTORIOUS

church I'm Athletic club had IT.
TIE trouble beating the Hopcwen All
Sthra yesterday afternoon at &. &. 4.
fl"lh In" cor" was 10 . In favor
OF the local team.
Features o. the game were tho
riHNinE OF III" Holman brothers Tor
lt"p"""l an! The battling OF IN,
church I'D team.
The
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Washington.

-. Louis ......... GOO OOl o00-l
Washington ......... 002 600 00.-2
summary: Two base hits-Tohin.
Williams, McManus. Three base hits
Judge. Double rlays-Sisler To Sew
crHid; PcckinpauEh 10 Harris TO
Judge. Left on bascs-St. Louis. S.
Washington, i. Base on bal!s--0if
Davis : of johnson 3. Struck out
by Johnson. !. Hi by pitcher by
Davis lJudgc). Losing pitcher
Davis. lmr!rcs- Evans ana Dineen.
Ilme. ~.
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BIII Provides Bo,inr In district.

WASHTNFTON. May lO.-N!s!Ons Or
International boxing and wrestling
matches In Washington. Il city here
ioiorc reserved almost exclusively in
AN International way 10 contests in
diplomacy. were seen today by sport
followers in a bill presented In tho
Senate yesterday by Senator Walsh.
Democrat Massachusetts
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Summary: Two-base hits--Bluc
90, Rasslcr. Pratt 90. Burns. Foetcr.
Three base hts-.Iones, Lcibold.
Home run-DausS Stolen base-Karr.
Sacrifices Jones. Isnseler. Dauss, rig
ncy, Cobb, burns. Double plays
Foster TO walters TO Pratt 10 Burns:
Walters TO BURNS. Left on bases
Detroit. 10; Boeton. ~ BASE on balls
off Pillcttc, 3: of pauss. 3 or PEN
mock. .. OF Karr. 6; OF Quinn. !.
Struck out-by Dauss. 1: by karr. 2;
| "a innings: off Dauss. II in 3
Innings. of rnnnock. in (nonc out
In second; of Itarr. in innings
(nonc out in eighth: OFF Quinn. in
2 innings. Winning p!tcher-IpRuss.
Losing pitcher-Quinn. Cmpiv.s,
Walsh, Owens and chill. Time 2:i5.
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MACkS BEAT INDIANS
LEY Assoclatcd Press.l

riIlI.A DELrIiIA. May i0.-Dyke's
home run drive in the eighth. scoring
Miller today, gave Philadelphia its
second strai Eht victory over Clcvc-
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
EoSton nj Cincinnati.
Brooklyn mt pIttsburgh
New York at st. Louis
Philadelphia ut Chicago
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
Wilson ut Richmond.
Newport News Mt Norfolk
Portsmouth nj Rocky NIount
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iota!S ...... 81 4
Rock Npttut


Score by innings r
Wilson .........1lo o3n m, -
Rocky Mount ...n.202 90 O4.-Y
summary. Lett on bases Wilson.
~ ROCKY Mount. q. Stolen bases
+. walker, Rates. Moran ca. sacrifice
sacrifice, nies-F. Walker.
Head and Crouch. Two-baso hits
winston. Miller nud Walters. Three
haSr ny 'banpn Miller. Home
runs Bates. Swaciua co, walters
Head Double ays-Noue struck
"ni 10y Juiin J 10y Leach 3 Eas.
- haiiS Of join. . on I.rach. 3
ltlt ha'smau-foarh. tAdamsI
empires ORTIZ and I'u,-
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TARHEELS. 9: BUGS. Il

ROCKY MOUNT, y. G. May iO-
SWac!ha two home runs played =
prominent part I'm enabling the Tar.
h"eis 10 take the morning game OF
the Memorial Day double bill from,
the Wilson Bugs. 20 {.
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RICHMOND GIANTS WIN

The Richmond Giants made i, two
out OF three games Yesterday. when
they defeated tho Racharach Giants
AT Island Park by the score of to
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TIGERS, 10; BOSTON, 9
Lny Associn,eh pre.s.l

BOS'rOS. May lS.-DOuhlcs by BASS
Ter ana Blue in tho ninth scored what
proved 10 DO Detroits winning run to-
uhN against Boston. Detroit won, 10
10 .. The score:
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Totals
Bachnrarh Giants.

N'OT" hN ~ NIN..S. II
Richmond GinafS 80. G3n 700 iGy-S
BaCharach Giants 49,. 100 600 ZOO .
summary: Two-hase hits Mason
(2). Home Wamox stolen
basc-Luudy. Double plays Gum
munEs To I.undy. Lindsay To Fletcher
10 icituS RhIk Str"ct"r. wild
pitch--Pattcrson. Bases on balls
OFF Strcetcr. !: off Patterson. /. Hits
off Strcctcr, In Innings: on
Patterson, in . innings Struck on,
by Richa rdson. >; by Patterson, !.
r m"-2:l5. Cmpires-NiNon and
,.disS
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BRILLIANT DEFENSIVE
PLAYING SAVES GIANTS
Worlds Champions Give Neft
Faultless Support and
He Wins.

ST. LOUIS. May lO.-Sensationai
,ieinlhS OF the Giants saved Art Nehf
rom defeat today. the Cardinals los
nK, 3 to 2. Pfener and Rarfoot
s"nId not stop timely wallops. The
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Reid withdrnwx From Race.

INDIANAPpl.IS. IND. May To-
Wallace Reid, moving picture star.
viii not drive the AUTOMOBILE" lie has
entered In the 500-mi!c international
sweepstakes race to he run at the
Indianapolis meet. or speedway. May
30, 1t became known here today.
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Walker, Grimes. i."bourvca, rarkin-
son. Stolen basts Flack. Miller. Sac
riiicc--Lcslic. Double play--Fletc
Parkinson and Leslie. Left on bases
on bali--on Meadows. :. Struck out
by Alexander. 2. by Meadows. ?, by
Chccvcs. 2. Ii!ts-on Alexander. 10
in innings: of CheeNcs 3 In in
nings Wild pitch Meadows. Losing
Observation-Disclosures Umpires. RiEler.
pf!rman and Mccormick. Time, 1855.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago, - New York. tclcNcu in
,inEsl.
Washing ton. =; 81. Louis, I.
Philadelphia. .; Cleveland, a..
Detroit. Ia: BoSton. u.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ph'lndclphtn. 81 Chicago. q.
b"ston. -; Cincinnati. 3.
New York, 3; 81. Louis, o,
Hr0nk iyn-rittsburph, rain.
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h'.N't'N . 4
'EaitsG :or Harrelson in nin,h'


WhsAINet0n ana Lee GOO 00N 600-
STATE ........-.., ,o.ollg llN-lu
summary Earned runs-Statv. :
Two-hasc Parsons, cline. Hlsl-
sacrifice hs's Norw God. Lassittr t2)
R"dt"arn, Eiue 90. Parsons. Ras"s
on ha!is-oG McCal!Um. ;; off McDou-
H.d, SirHek out--hy cline. !. 10y
Mc'al.um. !! ny Mcdonald > S'olcn.
BaS" NdttoN iiifS--On NcCatlgu.
n % innings off Mcdonald. 3 in
3 innings" Wild pitch NcuuraiH
Left on bascs-State 3: Westminster.
Imd lee Tune-l:t5. u'"n.'
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rain.
STANDING OF CHI

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
High Point ut RnirISh
DnnNillc at Grccnsboro
urhRm ut Winstnn-Snlen
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'atted for $. Smith in ninth.

Il.
New York " 900 Ocp lOn--3
st. Louis ..... 900 600 no %
summary: Two-basc hits Mann
Kelly, Clemens. Home run-Horns-
by. Sacrif1cc-Shin Double plays
bancroft and Kelly: Bancroft.
Rawlings and Kelley. Let on bases
New York, 3; st. ..oIIS. :. Iasc IN
baiis--oN pfefrcr. .. on Rnrtn".. !.
Struck out-by ifcffcr. j. Ly Nrht. :.
IiitS-on Pfcncr. In s innings III
Ba riot, In ! n7,rG. losing ritrh"r
.-irc-mcr. tmpries. iIart and p'Day.
Tire, ] al.
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rhIladrIphta.


cl"V-ldu nd ........... zoe QUO 600
Philadelphia ....... 100 go n2.-1
Gardner. Wood. Thrcc-basc hit-MC-
luu!S. Home run--Dykcs. Stolen
base - wood. SacrihCcs.-Johnso
Cleveland. II. Philadelphia :. Base
on balls-"n lieimach. I off Moore
8. on Sothoron. 3. Struck out-by
SOthOTon. 3. by Moore . Il!tS-oif
iI"imach. in l-3 inning; OFF Moore.
in l-3 innings. or Narr!son o In,
l3 innings; of Harris, ! IN in
ming, iii by pitcher--by Moore
,Gardncr) Winning pItcher-Yarri-
son. Empires Wilson. II!ldebrand
and Connolly.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Durham, :, Winston-Snlcm,2 2.
raleigh, 81 High Point, q (six in
ninEs, rHtn).
Danville- Grccnsboro ruIn
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''''''I, '0'Nf n " WhIItV 7.
Score by innings: y.
Hopcwcll Stars ~ 600 600 Ilo-I
Z. II \. 6. ............ 30 022 0lx-s
summary: Two base h!ts-i. Iiol-
man. GRADY. LiIgan t2), Bochllus
90. Three base hits Turner Cart.
or. stolen bas"S- RUtlcr. Druiurn0rd.
carter Sacrifice hits-!.!ggan. Sac
HUtlcr 10 BrUncr. Tucker to Mar
LOW. Passed ball--kcnt. Hit by hut
,ed '"chling. Left on bases
HONEYWELL stare, .: G. II a. g.. 10
fhTIt base on crror-liopewcll stars.
Z; t. H. a. G.. 3 Bases on balls
or GRADY Wharton, HavJ OF
thewnlng Drummond). Struck out
by che wn.ns, 6: by Grady. l. Time
-!:t5. Empires --FrltZ and Moore.
SCOrcr--lOstph Il. NMmHllic.
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OTIS WIN SERIES FROM BUILDERS BY TAKING FINAL GAME
CLUB OFFICIALS SA NEW HULERS WILL REACH HERE TOD
How They Stand TODAY
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Nichmond, ~ Newport News, 5.
Norfolk, u Portsmouth, /.
Rocky Mount, D-3J Wilson, as,
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BY MARION HALE.

Some prices may have come down, ac-
cording to statistics and market reports
but one commodity has gone sky high
within the last few months-false hair.
And the most overworked class today
are those employed in the transformation
and switch business.
All because the bobbed girls simply
won't wait for their hair to grow out
They are rescrting to all sorts Of arti-
fees, even to wigs, to give the appear
ance Of luxuriant crop of hair says 4.
Simonson, the New York hairdresser.
THE rush for to-order couture is
amazing.
ITO make transformation of the
average length. at least IL peasant wo-
men CT Central Europe have to sacrifice
their hair he continued, because
American women insist on having the
hair in these transformations the same
length all over, though it never grows
that way on the human head.
Wemakers Rushed.
THE fastest wigmaker cannot com
plete enc Of the more elaborate trans
formations in less than 10 days. Each
hair has to be knotted into the frame by
hand. Matching the natural hair of those
who want q temporary addition is an art
in itself. It requires blending Of from
four to five different shades. Red and
colcred hair are the hardest to
match.
keeping the new false locks tethered