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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20
Jobs for ex-Soldiers
partnent.

The American Legion is launching cam
paign, extending over 30 days, whose purpose it
is to provide former service men with jobs. A
twofod object will be served, legion officials say
Jobless men will go back to work, and an in
creased purchasing power viii be released.
The plan of the legion, as announced at ma
tional headquarters, includes an appeal to en-
ployers to give work to the men who jeopardized
life and limb in the war in order that our coun-
try might be protected and our industries safe
guarded The legion wants to put employers
and persons who need help in touch with former
service men. The plan does not ignore the thou
sands of odd jobs that will give employment in
the spring; for instance spading of gardens,
window washing, cleaning of yards, and much
other work that can be offered to jobless men.
Ali of us should be patriotic enough to enter
into the spirit OF service with which the legion
has assumed the work. The legion is an organ
ization of service men which exists primarily for
their benefit and aid. 1t has now undertaken a
most praiseworthy work.
It's success, however, depends upon the CO.
operation of citizens in all parts of the United
States. If employers of labor will not stretch a
point to help a former service man, little will
have been gained by the appeal. If housewives
and others will not give the ex-service men a
chance to earn money by doing odd jobs the plan
will be defeated. The success of the appeal as
is the case in every movement of this kind, de-
ponds upon the willingness of all of US to give it
friendly boost.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20

read this in headline we never would
have known it.
Mr.. Steinmetz, the electricity wiz
ard, has just invented an artificial
thunder and lightning storm. But the
old fashioned natural ones are suffi
Gent for most people.
Women's knickerbockers are being
severely criticised, but if it comes tC
a battle between Knockers and knock
ers, our money is on the former.
Uneasy dollars always have and al
ways will find way to commit sui
eide.
A man who will do anything for mon
ey will do anybody, too
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20
After Dinner Stories

Pat was helping the gardener on
a gentleman's place and, observing a
shallow stone basin containing water,
he inquired what it was for.
That" said the gardener, sis a
bird bath"
Don't ye be foolin' me-" grinned
Pat. what is it,"
( "a bird bath, l tell you. Why do
you doubt it?''
Because / don't believe there's a
burrd alive that can tell Saturday
night from any other"
A capable housewife was trying to
impress upon her maid the need of
system in her work.
After carefully explaining her own
methods in her work, she asked
Nov, Olga, just what do / mean by
system? Do you understand what
system means?"
ia, ja," giggled Olga, "seesteem
means doin' theengs the hardest way
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20
TODAY'S TALK
BY eeorae Matthew Adams Author
RREVITY

moment the minute that is
trembes darkness
but a
how
evidence stayhow quickly
the closing
a
again. Days but the breathings of
Today the tiny of baby pink wrappings
shouldering his
IT'S wink the watt of
William
n beauties of
still Movement change is everywhere
brevity.
writings
these interesting lines History like the short
Pickering midst infinite
from n alembracing
nothing brevity
ife's achievements.
is
to do our while is tme
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20
Memories Of Old Days
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

Everything we bring up, the people
at first seem to want it and then re-
monstrate against 1t. There has not
been a single thing can recall we
have started to do in the matter of
public improvements in the last year
that the people have not demonstrated
against" lamelted Mayor Zimmerman
after it was announced the number
of remonstrances against paving South
Eighth street from A to E streets pre-
scented an overwhelming majority
The matter was referred to the council
as a court of last resort
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20

gospel of passive resistance to British
rule. On these journeys usually he
was accompanied by his wife, both
wearing the simplest peasant cos
tunes.
Gandhi appears to have succeeded
in doing what has never before been
accomplished, uniting the Hindu and
Mohammedan population of India in a
movement against British rule.
Though Gandhi, outwardly at least,
has not advocated armed resistance
to the empire. it is believed that his
followers are secretly preparing to
take up arms in revolt.
Sailendra n. Chose, agent of Gandhi
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20

for every city. The local department should be
as fully equipped as that of any city of our size.
The few requests that have been made including
the purchase of an automobile for emergency
cases, and the equipment of the members of the
force, should be met at once by the city council
If the council believes in appropriating money to
keep the fireadepartment at high state of eff
cheney, it should also see the necessity of playing
fair with reasonable requests of the police de-
partment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20

A penny is shown lying heads up on
the right hand The coin is slapped
down on the left hand. but instead of
lying tails, it is still heads up.
This is done by giving the right hand
a very slight jerk to the right, while
Shaping 1t down on to the left. The
Jerk takes the hand right out from
under the coin, so that it falls heads,
and the hand Shaping the coin down
on top traps the coin there. A little
practice is necessary, but the knack is
not difficult to acquire.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20

India.
Cancellation of
an order to arrest
Gandhi after it had
been issued was
one of the causes
of the resignation
af E. S. Montagu,
secretary of state
for India. Gandhi's
arrest Friday fol-
low e d Montagu's
resignation.
Gandhi as head
of the non-co-oper.
ationists has been
covefing India on
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20
Lessons in Correct English
DON,t SAY

1t was divided AMONG the two boys.
1t was divided BETWEEN the six
boys.
/ went IN the park
have no doubt BUT THAT he will
succeed.
He has nothing BUT THAT you
gave him.
SAY
1t was divided BETWEEN the two
boys.
1t was divided AMONG the six boys.
/ went INTO the park.
/ have no doubt THAT he will sue
coed.
He has nothing BUT WHAT you
gave him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20

guns and knives, and, filled with boot
leg gin, they sacrifice some valued
lives, and swell the waee of sin. And
while l oftentimes bewail the harm
that prisons do, I'd like to see such
men in Jail, the whole besotted crew.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20
FREE! FREE!
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A fifty-cent box Of QUAKER KID
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Call at once on the QUAKER MAN
have a talk with him, obtain a box
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20
CHICAGO RATS EXPENSIVE.

CHICAGO, March 20.--Rats caused
a property damage estimated at So.
100000 year in Chicago. according
to figures made public today by Health
Commissioner Bundeson. He declared
that there probably were 1000, 900 rats
in the city and that each one caused
approximately 50 damage annually
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE tab.
let's. The genuine bears the signature
of E. w. Grove, (Be sure you get
BROMO) 30c.-Advel tisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20

in Washington and director of the
American commission to promote self
government in India, recently said
that 100000 men are drilling for a
revolt against British rule.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20
Who's Who IN the
Day S News
MOHANDAS X. GANDHI

7 MOHANDAS K. GANDHT
Mohandas X. Gandhi, enemy of Brit
ain and leader of the Indian non-co-
foperationist party, has been thrown
| into nrison BY British authorities in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
SPIDERS DROP ANOTHER
To WILLIAMSBURG Nine
William and Mary Takes Sec
ond Game From Lo-
Gals. rs.
Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch !

>'''' ~ nc
NORFOLK, VA. April 1.-THE
William and Mary College baseball
team whipped University of Rich
mona hero today. = to s, after win
niER from the Spiders in Newpor!
News saturday, and thereby clinchet
the baseball series between tho two
schools. with odds against them
the Red and Blue. however, kent
plugging away, looking dangerous
throughout. but the Indians super
iority was an insurmountable OBJ
staclc.
Dobson placed "Hobhie" Sncad In
Tho Iox I'm an effort to bring the
series 20 one-all, but Snead failed
and while his batters hit as often
as tho Indians, eight Spiders were
left stranded. William and Mary
hombardcd Snead for four runs In
the second. making two singles ana
4 triple. while Sncnd contributed n
hi, batsman and an error
Failure OF Sncad, Jones and Rcrgc;
&c produce hits In the two Underwater
games was n disappointment to the
Rcd and Blue. Hicks. J.. Chandler
and Cobb were tcrrors with the
stick for the Indians
:, stephens started tho game. hut
Harwood finished and pitched co",;
ball. Dohson. used all Of his avail
rendered the Spider team a banquet
William and Mary has won INC
baseball series. hut the third game
Will he played at WILLIAMSBURG.
In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
Especial TO The Timcs-pispatch.


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
VA. April 1.-THE annual spring
tournament OF the Grccnbricr Tennis
Club opened today with field or
twcntysiX players. and the matches
we're started in tho mems singles An
the hrst-round matches were played
inc eight seasoned players all came
through without difficulty. s. H.
Noshall being the only one who was
pressed &" deuce set. j. II. Mckay.
81 Indianapolis, was the one to carry
him To - second set
NoshRll and q. s. ShRfcr arc drawn
IN the same half and are likely to
meet In tho seminal round and IL
they do they viii fight again the
ftnchurst battle Of last Saturday,
which ended o-all in tho fifth set
Frank r. Hunter Is In the lower
nnal round.
ON Tuesday the women's singles
and mems doubles will he started
leaving the womens doubles and the
mixed doubles for Wednesday,
The summaries:
First roUnd--G. G.. Shafcr bra,
Emerson Macmillan. Ill. by default;
$. W. Mcrrihcw hca, T. NJ. whcIcn
Ga. 6-3: II. u. Bidwcll beat Armand
j.. irnncau. G-2. ia. r. r. Hunter
boat r.. W. Leonard by default: w l..
Demuth beat. u. Lehman by hcfaulst
default: r. Thonct heat j. K. hodges
by, default; Craig Riddle beat f. a
Otis. SO. 81.
Second round-Voshall beat j. l..
Mckay. 6-t. -: Shafer beat Merri-
G-i. SO; A. W. Merriam beat Is. r.
Harlan. 80. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
by Aim Gvyno.

>, Richmond players displayed a
sI onenGs brand Of tennis. but. Harvard
ana won all Of tho nine matches n /
d dns Country Club OF Virginia ycster-
SIN singles and three doubles were
Played and ended in a reverse for
'h tr, local racquot wieldcrs.
sity of Pennsylvania men. who piay
. "epr ,om nero mt the Country Club
instant. and met Harvard's slashins.
S,maShing attnck with battling back :
''n 1ar Snoh and cut strokes.
Try club and demonstrated this
slrensth In experience. but not ncccs-
s sir. by tennis superiorlty. The sin
u.rimson. but when came the doubles
.n richmond uncorked its splendid
STYLE ,y and Harvard was forced 10 give
=, Fleming and Blckel lost to Har-
Yards stars. Duane and PfaGman. in
sfa thrilling sets. 3-6. SO. -.
was number three on the Harvard
tennis team last. year, has h.ttcrl
s smS; ,ast ,c SsrviSe and time and ara IN
drives drives 'f Pfs With swift unplayable
81 ha me r net, ,Repcatedly he drove the
vice Vice G Ios, OF me court; and OF his "cr
itaults. In the second set he made
l"ur consecutive faults, and a mo-
heated volley he smashed tho bali
over tho lines
Frost and Farnham, Harvard. were
entine and Rice. as. SO. SIS liar
RS and Buford; Country Club. we're
defeated by Guild and Rcy. Harvard.
81. Sc. 80 '"'"'
In. the Fleming Rickel. Duane
PfaHman doubles match fast vollcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
HARVARD TENNIS TEAM MAKES
CLEAN SWEEP AGAINST LOCALS
Crimson Racquet Wicders Register Easy Victories in
Singles-Country Club of Virginia Forces Visi.
tors to Extend Themselves in Doubles.

sessions featured almost throughout.
as ns,n the 'f r1nn r i0nsh, hard for each
many kiins Ioba a In ihs nc" OF made made
an anticipated point and score.
Both Bickel and Fleming played
sen ,n.s tennis; but were somewhat at
presented by the more experienced
Harvard players.
Haymond 1roth. brother OF the well
pro" at the Country Club this year.
presented probably the only answer
to TO-, th is pronlS.m,, when he declared
adequate varied competitiom. lie en-
pha.ized that Harvard continually is
meeting stiff teams OF varied style
play and Richmond must get along
az best IL can with only ordinary
practice and competition from club
mates whose respective games they
Ray was around the courts yes
tcrday. He has many friends here
already having visited Richmond last
and through. up and down. inside out
and ,ransverscly across. For the past
t Kmo Years Years , he WAS tennis pre- at
Plains. New York.
The scores:
Duane, Harvard. VS.. Harris. s-2.
Tarnham. Harvard. We. smoot. 60
Holmes. Harvard, vs. Rice. SO. 80
al. CO.
Key. Harvard. VS.. Valentine. Ga.
Pfaffman. Harvard. Va. Bickel. 6-e,
as. Ga.
Doubles.
Frost and Farnham. Harvard do
feated Valentine and Rice. So. So.
S-s.
Duane and rtanman. Harvard. de-
Icatcd Fleming and Bickei. 3-6. 6-5.
T-H.
Guild and Key. Harvard. defeated
Harris and Buford. 81. SIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
RICHMOND AMATEURS
ARE GIVEN BEATING
Especial to Tho Times pisnatch !,

bANNlLLE. VA. April l7."The
I'anNiiic Tohacconists This afternoon
descended upon the Church Hin Ath-
ic'lcS and smote them hip and thigh
an rnrncrS OF the baseball lot. The
score was - to q. and the game was
an old-fashinncd swatfcst. which
amused a, loo crowd at Stonewaii
kousse. strain and Saracino were
sent INTO IN" box In succession hut
'hcS tailed tn stem the tide OF runs
Mn!ch We're gathered in by Tom Alb.
Rodgers and Deacon" Atkinson
star pitchers for the Tobacconists al
!3Wc" SIX scattered hits between
'neh, nut never "a run cnuld tho
visitors score. Danvillo PLAYED error
less hall. while the Athletics register
The seventh frame scaled tho fate
or the Church Hill team when nine
runners came home. II was under
Stool mere that the Church Hill team
turn home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
GEORGE WASHINGTON j.
DRAWS POLE POSITION
Luck Favors District Runners
in South Atlantic Title
Relay.
ley Associatcd Press /

PHILADELPHIA. PA. April IT,
Drawings for position at the Uni
NersitN OF Pennsylvania relay car
today. for sectional and class Is col
lego events as follows:
south Atlantic intercollegiate A.
y. ono miic relay, George Wash
inEton University: .. Johns uonkins.
j, Virginia Polytcchnic; 4. George
trWn: ~, University of Virginia: s.
HlnrNland: 4. Washington ana Ice.
Middle Atlantic Conference 4. s.,
"nf-mhc relay. New York Uni
versity: :. Lafayette: 3, Swarthmorc:
y, Buckncn. >, Lehigh; t, Johns Hop
klns: !. Rutgers: s, Dickinson: o
Muhienhcrg: 10. liaverford: II, Della
ware; IL. DreXcl Institute
Class ID College. onc-milc rclay-1
iitt*buTPh: :, Vanderbilt: 3. Column
bia; !, Redlands ,CalD; .. Occidental
LCaLo; q; Notrc Dame: 7. Boston
college: S, Clemson; ., Howard Uni
versity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
HAVRE DE GRACE

First race-Truc Filler. $3.50. s45o
S2.4o. hrst: woodland. $3.50. sara
second; Daniel. s2.20 third.
second race-lnhdcl. $40. $500.
ono; Smithneld. $40
Ihird race Ultra Cold. sG.7o. 81. 81
mrst; Sidcreai. 500. $3.50, second
hriisht Lights. $3.50. third.
a. IT. race Second Thoughts.
~ second Fcnitcnt. Sa.2o. third.
fnth rtcc-Our Flag. $40. GOO
ssl0' FIRST Tom McTacEart. s5,50,
s-tsv, second; jcg. 220. third.
SIAth race Royal Duck $40 io
s54O. $500. first; Midnight sun. s3a0'
ecu. second: Trickster. So 20. third
seventh race - kus.a;c. xxi "a
tiih.ag. $3.50. first; Iron Boy. IS 1910
third. S''''V'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
LEGION WILL HOLD
2-DAY TRACK MEET
tBy Associated Prcss.1

PHILADELPHIA. PA. April If
The annual American Legion field
day, the program of which contains
championship events for American
Athletic Union athletes. as we'll rs
Tor legion and army and navy neu
VIII be two-hay meet this year. 1t
VIII he held at Shihe Park on June
and 10. heretofore tho meet has
been held At Franklin Field. but this
VIII not be available this year, he
stadium.
An Increased number Of entries
made 1t impossible to complete the
announced today. 4 full rpprescntn
tlon from the army. navy and marine
corps has been promised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
BOB FITZSINIMONS. JR,.
WILL BOX REEVES
Try United News.l

NEW YORK, April l7.-Young Bob
Fitzsimmons. heir to his famous
daddN's ring shoes and fghtinE
trunks. but not much Of his Rghting
hre. Will box Jack Reeves, OF Cali.
fornia, twelve rounds to decision
mere tomorrow night. Fi,zsimmous
aas been ppninimnnt to those
VINO watched his father In tho ring
because he can't hit with his right
However. Young Bob has been tod
az ahomt his shortcomings. and af-
ter weeks of training In the county
reports that he can split the nap.is
OF an OAK door with two-inch in o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
DIED BEFORE
RECEIVING REWARD
[Ry United News. ]

NEW YORK, April l7.-"Pop" An
son early labors for the good OF
professional baseball would have
brought their reward this season hal
ne lived. Too late. Judge X. NJ
Lands decided to give Arson an i'm
tion OF the game. and the judge was
lust about To announce the appoint
mrht whcn Anson died. according to
Giants.
Although Arson was comparatively
poo" ~ mis- later wears. he refused
the last few seasons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
EXCELLENT HURLING
AND ERRORLESS GAME
GIVE LOCALS VICTORY
Buffet Service Added
to Kentucky Derby
IEN Nssoclatcd prcss. !

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April IT,
Announcement was made today by
the kentucky Jockey Club that
the stalk. in the Kentucky Derby.
which already carries $4,000 In
added money, had been enriched
by tho Offer OF fourteen karat
gold buffet service OF six pieces.
valued at $1,000. The trophy and
the winners share OF the purse.
II only dozen OF the ninety
two nominees face the barrier.
Will make tho net value Of tho
race S5J,S00 To the owner OF tho
horse first under tho wire.
This is the first time that n
trophy OF this character has been
"ncrc! in the Derby. The policy
VIII he continued. the announce
mcnt said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
BASEBALL,
GAME IS CAPTURED BY
WASHINGTON ANDLE,F,
Shots From Passing
Auto Arouse Golfers
Try Assoclatcd Prcs,.1

NUTLEY. y. j., April l7.-Men-
bers spf the Yountakah Golf Club
today formed vigilantes commit
toes to learn why the clubs golf
course was swept by volley OF
shots from speeding automobile
yesterday afternoon.
About nfty persons were play
lng the course when the machine
appeared. In the car were 1--WE
men, ana as IL dashed beside the
Inks at least twelve shots were
fred at the players. No one was
MT, but there was a general rush
FOR cover.
The club is one OF tho oldest In
New Jersey. Roger j. Adams. one
OF those who was on the course,
said today that none OF the mem
b"rs could think OF cause for
tho shooting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
TARHEEL SHOOTER
WINNER OF TROPHY
LBy Associated rressl

PINEHURST. y. c.. Anru - !,
= Mcrson, North Carolina STATE
champion. won tho introductGrv
handicap in today's opcninE segsioi,
or the hith annual North and south
ultapshooting tournament on the
Snoot off Of a tie at SO. with y y
covert, OF i.ockpor; y Y Norson
shooting from the maximum distance
twenty-one yards. missed only ono
bird on the shoot OFF Covert dropped
Two az nineteen yards l. r. Brooks
of Columbia, ). g., led the Ge!d IN
the Mapicwood hundred with min"ty.
eight breaks. and earned the rignt
tc shoot in the Maplewood chan.
plonshiH Morson led In the 100
target contest at the close Of ;bc
Day, with sl-s3-lsz. and with Brook g
treading on mis- heels. with 9S.s5-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
Lexington Team Takes Con.
test, 4-3-Win in Thir.
tecnth Inning.
PITCHER GETS REVENGE
Southpaw Lindbcrg cores
Deciding Tally by Driv-
ing Out Double.
Especial to The Times Dl.pa,chl

HARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April
l'.--iiindbcrg's slashing double In
the thirteenth inning. scoring Terry,
gave Washington and Lee Il t-to-3
victory over Virginia today. making
u two straight for the Generals.
Two thousand fans remained In tho
STANDS TO sec the nnish. despite the
oncomlng darkness.
The result WAS sweet rc.crg. for
LindbcrG, for In Lexington laat week
virginia batted him out Of the box.
scoring seven runs IN tho second
lhhin z. The clever southpHw WAS m
me frttlc today. lie went the en-
IRE route. issued but one pass-that
IN inc thirtccnth-and famed seven.
IN" Generals victory WAS a clch,i-
cur ono, Tor they ons-hit and out
nclued the Orange and Blue p!ayers
hislc hcldcd Rensationaliy at the hot
corner. accepting ton out OF clover
f,nhhces. many OF them quite difficult
Pretty catches were made in thc
outheId by Switzcr and Frrw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
LEFTY" THOMAS HIT
HARD BY OGLETHORPE
Especial to The rlmcs-Disra,cb ,

~ iiRuRH,, VA. April l1.-With
two out, tn. bases fun and two
strikes on the batter. Kcmp hi: for
home run in the seventh iunin.
ana oglcthorpc University defeated
i.vnchburg College. S to =. The game
played on wct ncld. was markni
wHE hard hitting and bv the fast
th't all Of the runs scored vera
earned: oElcthorpe got her win nv
the pinchcs. "
The locals lost several good chances
70 score by too risky base running
Ihn hclding OF Parker at short for
l'ynchhurg easily featured the game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
'l'attcd for Martin in seventh.
7Eaued for Barfoot In ninth.
tRnn for Mnnllnr In NINTH

tRnn for Mueller in ninth.
CHICAGO ............... 0i0 600 300
Summary: Two base hits-tiornshy
CD, Stock, Hcathcotc. STATE, Hol-
locher. Three base hits--KruG, O'Far-
re!l, Fournicr. stolen hase--tirimcs
Sacrificc-Statz. Double plays-Hol-
locher to kruc to Grimes: Torporccr
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