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The Washington times., 1922-06-15

The driffs are not pSosrtssins.
kfgsly because they are not hitting
and because their pitchets are In
ciined 10 be unsteady in tight places.
Their lens hospltal list has caused
some OF this lack Of hittins' but
the pitchers cannot lean upon that
alibi With the exception Of George
last week Joe Judge was the>ons
Griffman hitting above the 800
mark, and he had lead OF but ten
points. Brower was second with
.tso,. Two points In front Of Rice.
Charity. Harris and Smith were
around the .275 mark. some forty
points in front OF the next regulars.
This batting weakness has been q
Great handicap to unsteady pitchers.
The Washington times., 1922-06-15

big League Stars Who
Are Scrapping For
Top Honors

tcopyrisht, Isis, by Cosmopolitan Nsws
RSryfce)
The Washington times., 1922-06-15

Nsvertheless, by sheer fighting
l.sdssss ,'e 9Th The team team .se hss NAM msnsseS 70 1.
last time Il has won IT'S way ~
high as third. only 70 fall back IN.
% thu Second division with yes
terday's defeat by the Browne, 7
The Washington times., 1922-06-15
Hot-ueather Suits sI2'7S

Sale started today with upwards Of 100 suits
chiefly Palm Beach cloths, with sprinkling Of
mohairs and tropical worsteds. w.,
Think all the large and irregular sizes. will be sold
today-shoud have enough regular sizes left to
morrow to fit all men taking sizes SS to t42.
The Washington times., 1922-06-15
esterday's Home-Run Hitters.
American League.

Le8ku0 IUtaab.
American League, lss.
National League, 1855.
The Washington times., 1922-06-15
AVERAGE:

Games ABB. r. BH. TB. PC.
20 70 II 81 ~ .266
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
tBy Associated press1

BIRMINGHAM Ala. May i5.-The
"omens southern golf tournament
goes 10 Texas next year. At the an
rUal meeting OF the Southern Golf
Association for women, held here
this afternoon. In connection with
the annual championship tournament.
which Is being staged at the Birn-
inSham Country club. II was voted
80 award the 1923 tournament to
Fort Worth Texas. Mrs Ar Luck
EFT. OF Fort Worth. was elected prcsi-
dent Of the association for the next
lively" months. while Mrs Ben A.
Smith. also or Fort Worth. was
chosen secretary treasurer.
At tho end of this mornings uuaII-
fvinr round. tho championship field
was narrowed down to tho thirty
second lowest qualihcrs Tomorro v
these th,rty-two will play eighteen
holes at match play. the sixteen win
nrrs composing tho championship
flight. and the losers the FIRST flight.
Lower flights were determined today.
Mrs. Dozier Luwdnes. of Atlanta
carried of honors in today's qualify
iuI round. turning in ninty-three. \
missed putt on tho eighteen green
gave Mrs Dave Gaut. Of Memphis. a
nincty-four and second honors OF the
day.
The team trophy was won by At
lanta Athletic club entrants who
turned in the following cards:
Mrs. Dozier Bowndcs. %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
CRACK BOXERS BOOKED
FOR FOUR BOUTS HERE
Church Hill A. A. TO Have
Excellent Card
Nav 80.

Four boxing matches, Offering
twenty eight rounds OF fast action.
have been arranged by the Church
Hin Athletic Association, Inc. for
It's members only on the night Of
May 30. Memorial Day.
The card follows:
Notwithstanding Holman.
of Richmond, VS.. Terry Brooks, OF
Baltimore. eight three-minute rounds,
Observation-Disclosures Lawrence, of
Fortress Monroe. VS.. Lew Dempsey.
OF Baltimore. eight ;hree-minute
rounds.
Red" Leonard, of Newport News,
VS. Red" Taylor. of New York. six
three minute rounds
rwcights--Youns Norlander
VS.. Rocky Marion. both OF Richmond.
elk three minute rounds.
There arc no preliminary matches.
each being a real exhibition Of the art
OF scir-dcfcnsc.
This may be Charley Holman's last
appearance in local circles. lie
made such great hit In Holyoke.
Macs. after his great victory over
K'6 Lewis that the Northern boxing
faus want To see more Of him. Hol
man has returned TO this city to
nurse an injured thumb. Yesterday
n" ran over to ITopcwcll to greet
relatives. Even If he goes North
again. his appearance at the Church
liiu Park on May 80 is assured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
QUARTER TURF KINGS
NEAR EACH OTHER
TRv United NewsI

NEW YORK May l5.-Morvich,
winner of the Derby. and rIiory.
which Won the equally valuable
PrcaknosS q, baltimore ON saturday.
both VIII ne stabbed on Long Island.
within u few miles OF each other.
Norwich az Jamaica track and Pill
Tory at Belmont when they arrive
In New York from ;h-,r respective
conqucsrs As both horses arc cligi-
bic for several stakes as threc-ycar-
oids. II is probable tina; they will
race IL ont this summer, perhaps
in tho pwycr stakes at AQucduct
Fred liurl"w. trainer Of Norwich. in
siStS that d"spit" reports from Louis
viii" that Norwich finished the Derby
near exhaustion. In" horse actually
was not EXTENDED. and could have
gone much faster
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
RICHMOND INACCURACIES WEEKS INVASION WITH WCT{
CLOSE MATCHES FEAT OPENING OF TENNIS 7OIRNEY
HOME RUN BY TRAYNOR
GIVES PITTSBURGH CAME
Former Virginia League Play
or Drives Out One Over
the Wall.
Thy Associated p,essl

pITTsBURG o. a. May l5..-Tray-
nor's home er the LEFT Aeld wall
in the tenth ing. with one on
base and one out. gave the Pirates
:. to victory over the Hravcs to-
day
Tn" Braves led to To %. until the
Seventh when Pittsburgh mad" four
runs RoStou tied ;hr count in tn"
ninth and scored another in tn"
zenith. Ems -nCled with one out in
IN" tenth. and Hammond late OF the
Cleveland Indians. ran for him. Tray
nor. who cam" IN the Pirates from
the Portsmouth team Of thu virginia
League. followed with a long home
run. Tho score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Totals
.....4c ; I7zoS 10
ritt>hiirGh.

'Ran for Gowdy IN ninth.
-Battod for Miller in ninth.
yEar for Ems in '"nth.
zzBatt'd for Glazncr in seventh
Tho score by innings: r.
BOSTON ..l02 ooo 0ol Is
Pittsburgh :. ...... 600 ooo 800 Is
Summary: Two-hase hits-Ens
Gowdy Home run-Traynor. stolen
oIseBocCkcl, Holke. .: TraEnor.
acri1crs-powell, MaranvilIc. Mat
,ox Double lav-Maranville. Ems
and Grimm. Left on hasns-Boston,
s PITTSBURGH, :. Rase on halls--orr
Tillincim l. Of Miller. 7 Struck
out-hy Tillineim. ;: by Miller. !;
by Ocschcer. !; by Glazner, {. Hits
of Filinrim. in 6 20; Miller. l
in Ia: OeSchEcr. . in Ia. Glazner
il in :: Yellowhorse. 6 In Ia Carl
son none in "a Passed hall-Mattox.
Winning pitchcr-Carlson Losing
pitcher -Ce schccr. Empires Me
Cormick and Riricr. Time-2:04.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
ATLANTA CARRIES OFF GOLFING
HONORS IN ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
Entrants From Ceorgas Capital City First i'll Team and
Individual Scoring-Forth Worth, Texas,
Awarded 1923 Event
Mrs. Thomas b. Paine. 9s.

ID. t'dlDe, 30.
Mrs. 7. I. Williams and Mrs.
George Harrington, 1ol each
Qualifying scores OF the champion
ship division follow:
Mrs Doz!er Lowndcs. Atlanta. %:
Mrs. Dave Gaut. Memphis, "a. Mrs.
Thomas Payne. Atlanta. o. Mrs.
George Thompson, Fort Worth. So:
Mrs. Mat Murphy. Birmingham. ZOO:
Mrs. +. 7. Williams. Atlanta. lOl:
Mrs. George. Harrington, y Y. g..
l0l: Mrs. Zen iiumphrlcs. Memphis.
lol: Miss Priscilla Rogers. Galveston,
1902: Mrs. J. W. Marrudcr. lO2: Mrs.
Henry Gcismer. birmingham lO3:
Mrs. Kenneth Dunlcld. Memphis. 100;
Mrs. John Armstrong. Jackson. Miss,
ioa; Miss Willie q. Stcrrett. Dallas
Texas. 1906 Mrs. l.. II Reck. Atlanta.
les: Miss Resale Mayer. Atlanta.
los; Mrs Herman Gartner Fort
Worth. lo7; Mrs. Paui Chalitoux. Rir-
mingham, los; Mrs. Henry Livingston,
Memphis, Jos. Mrs. \. 6. Carter, Rir-
mincham. los. Mrs. Sam Eabcrs. Rir-
minEham los. Mrs. T.. W. Iiilhy. Bir-
miuEham. los; Mrs. Frank Dooley.
Memphis. 100: Miss Annie Harris.
Alexandria. La. 100; Mrs. Rcn Gatins,
Atlanta. 10; Mrs. Harry Mccormack
BirmlnEham, 10. Mrs Edward oates
Knoxville. 10; Mrs. ! G. Corcoran.
Birmingham. ITO: Mrs. ". Y. Atkin-
son. Newman. Ga. It3. Mrs. j. r.
liin. Birmingham, ~: Mrs VIII
Damn. birmingham. l1i: Miss Dean
Van I.andingham. Charlotte, Il5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

First racc fscycn ,,-i,.
Nud.nS 81 s. 80 ya'gt -. i NAY
.ClGt 8, ca - .aih
sf50 mira .y,r. foi'u,-.
d Amour. IialG " T.nwcu G",a.i.
First Corsuf T,ank p,,.,, ,,'i a.. 'l IDn'
~ sergeant y.rk i,,t H. li."hH'r
SECOND race an" mn. '"n
,..rfbl To-, a., am SIN
won. Nirr. s-,o IN 81. E-.'o'
Youne Adam ya5o nr,,a SD,rr"ll
Id 81 Cd CnrsiIa i.I, .imI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
YOUNG MORGAN
ORDERED OFF CREW
LRy Unltcd Ncws.l

CAMBRIDGE MASS May Ia
Henry s. Morgan. son OF !. rlcrpont
Morgan. New York haukcr who rows
on the Harvard varsity crew, has
been ordered TO give M the sport
for one week.
Dr. George Denny. the physician in
charge OF the rowing squad, ordered
NOrEan's layon
Morgan has been suffering from an
acute attack of indigestion
The layon apparcntly will proyon,
Morgan from rowing against cornell
May 81, on account Of insufficient,
training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Contestants FOR the on por,,n,o N

'"t 'he GA p""'fn'on
tennis championship In mems singles,
women's singles. mems doubles.
wom"n's doubles ana mixed doubles
began the grind OF six days on tho
court Of tho Country Club OF vir-
GINA yesterday afternoon at 2;3o
o'clock. and +, was after o'clock
day was completed The last match
ended just before tho heavy down
pour. which converted tho courts into
sea ~ mud. II ia not believed that
tn" rain damaged III" courts SO much
that II VIII hinder the resumption Of
play this afternoon. II was an
nounccd at the club yesterday after
noon that today's matches VIII get
started at 2:3o.
Play In the opening day matches
was fast and the victors had to be
content with scant margins. several
or IN" sets went extra games and
lndicntlons ar" that when IA" finals
ar" reached the closest hrhts in tn"
suit
II. T. Rickel. "A member OF the
Country club. OF Virginia team. and
Archie Harris member or tho 4afn"
team. played one OF IN" hardest
matches OF the day Roth so,a wen,
fourteen games. B!ckcl winning. S
TO 6
Stars OF tn" local team Jared bad
" in the opening day. HCkcl being
tho only ono 30 come through reY-
ton Fleming gave Hamilton. Of City
Point. night before the latter
Iriumph"d by taking two out ~
three sets. Fleming won the second
set rs but lost the first, GO. and
IN. ,hfrd 60
Today's matches viii hc featured
Nv mo anpc,rancc Of several nut-of-
town pIayers who failed 70 arrive tor
tho ars, days matches g. IS
Chnrcs, nf baltimore. and captain
a. 7, Gore. Of Washington. ar" cN-
noc,od "a roach Richmond today.
canaan core vii meet W. Z omen
hcirnor. Of Richmond. and Charcst
OH ,,,,y pohh Of Richmnnd O,hcr
yt.,,lnr rlaycrs arc due In ,oday
IT,. p,,, co,ber, m Sorfolk. mud
-. ~ ri,i, ~ y,sbiuvtor are
,,-,,,b no closes.
,, .,,r,cs
no ,,.rl ro, star,
~, -rh,r.dnv
"',.'t ,.H' ,or,,ys matches FOL
f"s"''> 81
!"W c,,d.ho,ou,b
Men S'hS \" u,,,rrc
baltimore h"'' 81
country 'ihn ~ ~ w
9. 'r"" "'"'
W. Crairl", country ''"n ~ - = -
81. f-l; 7. J NamE"h
boat r. w M"rsh' N''"'''","'
Captain e Ih"'hrS"h'
heat Y y. rice. kchm"hn.
+. Hall, Roanoke h"'' ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

,,"nte~rn Aasorinti"n UrsuIts.
Mpbil". 10; Nashville. o.
chattanooga, 6: Little Kock 4
ElIm1hEhsm. 4, Atlanta,
ne" Of!eanB. Memphis, rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c. May Is
Lewis, ON the mound for Richmond.
hrcczcd through In great s'ylo this
afternoon, holding me Tarh"cls 20
three safctics. and the Colts had lii
tie trouble in taking tho frs game
OF the series trum tho locals 20 d.
While the visiting ;wjrlor Mas
holding tho Wulkcritcs completely
a. bag. tho Colts took Kindly 10 tn"
offerings Of Fried. as well as Rock,
who replaced him at the beginning
OF the seventh Included n r.ctr
thirteen hits wo-c circuit clouts ny
Cunningham. CavauaUch and urcN-
nae. OF the locals three S.ugIas.
Calder secured :wo out of a trio OF
appearances at bat.
Keller. in left Held made two great
catches for the visitors. while Gun
ningham and Narlcski also had
nice day in tho field.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

'hdrIOtt", .. GrccnNillc 3
Charleston. .; Columbia. o.
Augusta, ID; Spartauburg, :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
BUGS BEAT TARS

WILSON. y. G, May 15.-Horsey.
Wilson'S new pitcher. made his mi
;ial start today for the Bugs. and
held Norfolk to six scattered hits.
winning TO ..
He would not have been scored on
except for errors. The game was
featured by light hitting on both
sides and sharp fielding, which cut
off several hits Zcllers' base on
balls were vers costly and they came
along with Wilson's hits Crouch
and Eorsey 1oldci sensationany
while MathaS and Miller made star
catches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
POrt>InUnrli.

summary: Two-base hi's- Bang.
Allen. Three Phase hit--Fcrry. Home
runs-Kennody Bangs. Double pis,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
WASH, 3; INDIANS, .
IBy Associated press.l

WASHINGTON. May l5.-Washing-
ton took the long end OF its series
with cleveland by winning the final
game today. z to ?.
Johnson and Ragby both were hit
hard. but the former proved more
effective IN the pinches.
The score:
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Totals
'hiiad ciphia.

totals .......3? II II - >
LATED for Ell"rhc IN eighth.
'iihit"d for Davis In eighth.
The s""r" 10y innings: Il
- Louis ......... o02 O0o loo 3
Philadelphia . ...l0o OIL Gin Ia
summary Two-base hits Shor-
t"h >; Walker. Galloway. Home
runs Walker. McManus. Sislcr.
ii'S'E stolen bases Williams
N"'rlii'"s Gerber. Eli"rbc. Left ON
n"S'S 81 Louis, II; Philadelphia. s.
'"St on halls--"m Ilasty. g. Davis.
lTu"tt, l. Struck oui-by Davis
ms of Davis. II in innings
on frnett. in ! inning. Hit by pitch
ny TASTY tEllerbe). Winning
p'ohcr-ti asty. Losing pitcher
DAVIS umpires-Wilson and Con-
molly Tims-l:55.
OTliEIl SpnRTa nArn ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
BOSTON, 2; CHICAGO. 0
fRv Assnciatna r-. /,

rs ~ May l5--Dos,on made =.
.nrse sraiTh, from Chicago TO-DAY
"nen warren Collins mold tho v,si.
| I" nv" hits. tho Red Sox win.
y Sins!e by Burns. wrh ono ON,
n, followed by a pass to
h',, "nu via pitch. which advanced
John Collins. scored both runs ~
score: ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
SPIDERS BEAT JACKETS

n!E'rsi'r of Richmond featured
,'' N."S'ns Of thor home baseball
''S"h yesterday afternoon by reg
hs L" 10 shut-out over Ran
doIph Macon. in which mo ,nc.i,
pulled their second triple play O: mo
season nippiug the Jackets o,iv
rall% !n the bud Johnson ana ps.,.y
iWirled mas,"rful BAN but tn. Ei,h-
m,ond'r had ,hincles behind his arm
that told md tale. ''
The s-,-a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
ATHLETICS TAKE GAME
iRy Associated Pres,l
rHILADELPIIIA. a. Nav

rounding Davis ana Preutt for four
teen hits. enabled Philadelphia to
win deciding game OF tho series from
81. Louis today. l3 TO T.
Aside from scattering the Browns
ton hits. lIasty made two hits. in
Guiding home run, which scored
two men ahead Of him in the seventh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
WIZARDS
BEGIN LONG GRIND
ON LOCAL COURTS
Opening Days Play Results in Several Richmond Stars
Being Eliminated-Eckc and Harris Have Great
Mach-Expcct Visitors Today.

Point: II. r. Pickel. Richmond. and
Major J. u. Elliott. Washington.
Women's sinEles-Mrs. Paul COL
bert. OF Norfolk. and Mrs. ". VI. ELLIS.
Of Washington: Miss NJ. Wakcford. OF
Washington. and Mrs +. ". Cpshur.
NIchmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
REDS. 6; DODGERS. ,
rRv Associated rress.1

CIECINSATI ONO May 15.-Ca-
dora's wildncss IN the third inning
gave Cincinnati a winning lead in
game which the locals won from
BROOKLYN. 6 10 .. RiNey was effective
and great plays by Pinclli materially
:. I'd Cd him. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
COBB'S TIGERS TAKE
FALL OUT OF YANKEES
Detroit NJ kes 1t Three
Straight From American
League Champions.
[By Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. May 1s-De,roi,
made II three straight from New
YORK. taking the last game Of m.
series today, S to !.
Inc visitors hit Sam Jones hard.
"hlle Stoner. Detroit youngstcr.
held New York To three hits. Three
donhie plays aided Stoner in keen
ing down New York's score.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Bosfo

sum mary: Three base hi,-Mos,il
stolen Johnson Sacrifcc-M
CI"i'an. Left on Chicago. IL:
Boston, 4. Base on balls-oV Court
n"N. .. w. Collins. G. Struck out
by Courtney. 2 w. Collins s. wild
nitch Courtney. Umpires - Chill,
owen and Walsh. T<mc-1:As
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
RICHMOND GIANTS WIN

Tho Richmond Giants defeated the
FennSylva MIA Rcd Caps in the orer
ing game OF three game series yes
t"rdav ~ Island Park by the score
OF 10 ?
Today's game will start AZ $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
y CIV ORR

Hchang. Miller. Sacrifices u
"o"eF poubi" rlays-B!uc. Rignay
W." i''ur' H!rn"y. Clark and Rlu..
rWSI"F ana SchanG; S,oncr. 'Rirnay
una HIH"- Left on bases N.w York
or Bases on halls-on
- St"n"r. E. Struck ou,-by
oN Stoncr. 2 ITits-or &
1on"H' IL in 5. 0'DonI mono IN /
pl''h"r-lones Umpiros-
''"F'F and Nallin Time -i.,5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
British .proo get. .Ju,,,n

T1NUUN. May I0.-IiDUTCe r
Covey. OF England. worlds profcs
sional court tennis champion. today
defeated Walter Kinsella. az New
York. three out az four sets i'm a
series OF thirteen SctS>for the title
TOday's score was 60, G-3 l-6 60
-Four more sets Will he played We'd
ncSday, ana the remainder. il the
match should not he decided by Wed
ncsday's contest, ON SatnrhaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
CARDS, 10: PILLS, 7
tBy Associated pross

by Associated ProSs
81. LOUIS, May little Cardinals
iattenod their batting averages to-
hay at tho PhiliIes' expense. winning
hF ~ I" :. after they had piled up
twcnty-thrce hitS.
Tho scoro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Rynr win, Di.c,. rhr,

BATON ROUGE, May l5-Ryan, Of
Vanderbilt, was the winner OF the
discus throw in the :. ]. a. y track
championship here last SATURDAY..
with throw of 1875 feet 4 inches.
Tn" Official hnnonnc"m' ~ on Satur-
day credited Way, uf South Caro-
lima. with winning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
RichmOnd. .: Rocky Mount. q.
Newport News. q; I'oriSmouth, 7.
Wilson, o. Norfolk, =.
STANDING OF cI.I-Rs

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Nirhmond Mt Rocky Mount.
N0rfuiI> Wilson.
Newport News ut Portsmouth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
incinnHti.

NN'NWaTE TW0-OaS" HUSBANDS.
Miller. MYERS Three-hase hits-iIar-
grave Harper. ihnvrin. stolen bases
Nris, Harper. Sacrifice Miller.
t"ubi" play-fohne Cavcucy. Dau-
bert I.cf, on basc-Brooklyn. :: Gin
einuati g. Base on balls-of Galore.
:, o't itixey. 3. Struck out by RIxcy.
] HIS on Galore. In "a innings,
"N MamauN. In 3 Ia innings off
Hordonief in innings. Passed
balls hargrhN". Losing pitchcr-Ca-
corr Emrir"s. oDay and Hart. Time.
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Observation-Disclosures.

I. of II. .............ioO oil OK
Randolph-Macon. 600 600 600
summary: Homc-run -Cook. Two.
base hits-Snead. G. Patterson. An
rlewhite Sacrifice hits-Johnson.
Stolen bases-Jones. Fray. berger.
Triple play-Ma haney to FRAY to
Towill. Earned Richmond.
Left IN hascs-Rlchmo s; RAN
dolrh Macon. .. Struck out-hy
johnson, s: ny P"crv. 10. Rasc on
halls-hv Johnson. J. by Perry.
Hit hatt"rs by Pccry CJones). Wild
pitch Perry Time OF Gamc-l40
mnirc-Trcvillian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. 3: Salem, 1,
High Point, =; GrccnSboro, =.
Durham, q; Dnnyillc, =.

WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
at Itaicigh.
Dan,illr ut DurhRni.
t:rccnsborD at IIirh I'oin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
. Battcd TOT Wood In eight
I Ran for O'Neill In ninth.
4. L.. lz..
washington,

:
Summary: Two base hitS--o Nc'lI
HON" run--Judgc. Sacrificc-l' cck :
iupnugh Double ays-JudSc 10
pcckiupauGh to Judge: Pcckihpauch
to Harris to Judge; GosiiH 10 l'cck-
inpHugh 10 Judge, WambsganSs 10
Mclnnis. Left on bascs-CleNclhnh.
o: Washington. =. Base on balls
OF iiagby, / Johnson. 4. Struck out
by Johnson. 2: BaRhy, ]. ut by
piichcr--by BaEby JudSc). umpires
Evans, Hildebrand Dinecn. Time
LIS.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

RESULTS Yesterday
Cincinnati. q; BrooI,i,u {.
IT. Louis. ~; phiIndriphIn. =,
fitishurSh. o. Hoston. co In
ninIsi.
New York, 1; Chicago, q.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

HE"T IRIS yesterday.
Dctruif, q: \cN tUri.. ..
Boston. =; Chicago, u.
Nn>hinEtOn. ~ Cleveland, =.
Philadelphia. III; 81. i.auiS. =.
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Rocky Mount.

Rocky Mount .....-. 600 GOO GOO
Summary: Home runs-Cunrinc
ham. CavanauEh, Grcenae. Two
base decentralization. Sacrifice
hit-Shannon. Left on bases
Richmond. 4: Rocky Mount, 3 Dou-
HE plays -Narleski to Stclnhrenncr
to Swacina: Calder to Steinhrcnner TO
Swacina Innings pitched-hy Fried,
e. hy Rock, 3, by Lewis. .. Hits
of Fried. 9, of Rock, I. struck out
by Lewis. 4; NY Fried. !, ny Rock,
J. Bases on balls-or Lewis. a. of
Fried, 0. off Rock. !. Time of game
hours U,np!res, Brcsl!n and
Blackburn
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STANDING OF CLInS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago mt Philadelphia
Cleveland MT New YoEL.
Detroit mt Washington.
bt. Louis lat Boato
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Cotton Stutcs League Results.
Greenwood, 20; Greenville. As.
Meridian, 8; yickshurg, 2.
Jackson. ii Clarksdalc. Q,
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STANDING OF CLIins.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
UostOn nt Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at 1T. Louis,
A. New York at Chicago.
" Only . games scheduled.
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Amcrican Asrncintion nc.nI1.

Milwaukee. 3: Louisville,
Minneapolis. Z; Toledo. l.
ST. Paul. I: Columbus $
indianapolis at Kansas City. rain
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
Ell CRANDIosO HOMEMADE
EN- HONOR DE LOS INSIGNES
ARTTSTAS GUERRERO -DIAZ
DE MENDOZA

MADRID, abril TO- Con extraordi
maria solemniaad Sc ha celebrado aver
el grandiosp homemade en- honor de
los notables artistas Fernando Diaz de
Mendoza Maria Guerrero. En- el pa
SEQ de Ia Castellana Sc organize una
monstruosa manifestation de simpatia
que desflo frente a la residencia de
los modernos principles de la escena
cspanola les cuales, desde el balloon,
saludaban agitsado un paflUelo y emo
cionadisimos la inmensa concur-encia
que les aclamaba con entusiasmo.
Sc han organizado en- todos los tea
tros dc Ia Corte funciones en honor
dc los notable5 artistas.
Ell Gobierno participa talnbi6n en-
los homenajes.