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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
QUESTION OF WINNING
PITCHER IS DEBATED
Authorities Believe Hard and
Fast Rule Will BE
Enacted
GBy Associated prcss.l

CHICAGO. April 27.-Dcnnite ar
uon 10 determine n process for cred
itinS or charging pitchers for VIC
tories or defeats in baseball gau.s
IN which two or more pitchers 20
10 the mound for one club. n po;nt
noW LETT TO the discretion OF the ofii
ciai scorer. possibly Will H.. taken
next fall. II IS said in Chicago has.
ba circles. There now is M, sn.rJnc
rule covering this phase OF tho game
arguments pro and con bob up ira.
quenty and baseball writers ana
sports editors arc called upon To set
tie controversies
The question OF crchitiny n pitcbor
came up April 25 in tho American
league game at ST. i.nuIs. The
browns won from Detroit. 5 To z.
Dave DanfOrth. ST. Louis southn,,y
started the game. The T!gcrs scorri
run IN their nrst inning 81. IouI.
came back in their half and scored
three runs. Danforth ayc"nhcd no
mound Ia continue hurting in IL"
hrst OF the second inning hui go
unsteady and kolp replaced him With
none out. Detroit failed To .rnrn
during the iiuiu;. but each team
scored twice more before the end ~
the game.
The official scorer named Ko,p ,ho
winning pitcher. va
In his Judgment IN" ST Lorls club
would have been defeated had p,r
forth remained In the box.
some writer's have suggrs,od n
pitcher be credited win a yic;,,e,
only after he has worked ,hron ~.
nlnEs. " his club wins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
OTHERS SPORTS, PACE l3

c"uras"ment from those who were
other NV
Ashcr.s excellent showing in the
MIRA hloCk Wednesday night psy.
MN confidence, hut Mccoy faced Inc
I'ad of twenty i've points dotcrmin"d
4" Wan out In the nnal block His
victory .ast night gave him ,hrc.
out OF 'h" four blocks Ashcr's only
dock vas on. on Mccov's tables
seven frames Of the match hrnlirh,
"hl m" fact that both the contest
anus feared the other At tn. ,uL
or IN" seventh frame Mccoy va.
leading. 20 10 ~. fourteen srTafcbrs
having been made up 10 this Tim,
many OF which were due to safety
Mccoy drew away from Asher of-
Ter IN" eighth frame aud in IN.
s,h,."n'h and seventeenth frame.
Mccoy made an unbrokru run o,
t"chty-si&, which was high mn, f.r
inc night Mae" began his RIM ,,i,,,
wonderful long shot from INC IAN,
OF on" 81 the corner points IL S,as
q ncrNy shot ana meant yir,nrv 80
d"t'"t for the Main stree, ulty,,
hs IN" toisl score at thiy poif, N,.,
sol for Mccoy and $50 for Asb.,
ana the balls scattered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
DARKNESS PUTS END
TO OPENING CONTEST
AFTER EIGHT INNINGS
Home Team Thrills Fans by Staging Rally of Three
Runs in Last Chapter-Vox and Nally
Star in Field.

one in tho ,hf,h: They registered
and two singles
Portsmouth's final run was made
IN the hfth on poran's second error
and Aliens two-base hit Driver
pitched excellent ball in the last
three Innings, only nine men facing
Ray started the seventh inning by
Wa!kinr Cunningham and Doran. and
Manning took up the pitching bur
den. heating forced Doran at see
"nd. short To second. Driver was
shannon popped TO Voter and Goose
tree.
Manning Wcnkcns In Eighth.
Manning weakened in the eighth
and the Colts scored three runs. tie
ing the game. Keller singled TO left
ne!d and Went 10 second on a passed
ball He took third when O'Brien let
another one get through him
Greenac singled to left and Keller
scored Weafcr beat out an inacld
MT and Greenae went 10 second.
nunninEham singled to left. filling
me bases. Doran hit one to center
field and Grccnac scored Heating
singled to left and Weafcr counted.
birmingham was caught at third
wren Manning intercepted NaIlv's
throw Driver singled TO right and
ramos was safe on an error. nllinE
the bases again. Shannon famed
for the third out.
Keller Weafcr and Grceuac fea-
tnr"d IN" game for Richmond with
their hitting. Nally and Viox led
INC hcldtnE. the former turning
somersault after making a catch
' h Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
LEADING ATHLETES
ENTERED IN RELAY CARNIVAL
Tech and Virginia Send
Teams to Philadelphia

Six members OF tho University
OF Virginia track team and one
representative from Virginia
Tech viii compete in the annual
relay carnival OF the University
of Pennsylvania. which starts in
Philadelphia this afternoon.
Virginia will depend upon Can
tain Bernard Chamberlain. high
Jumper. and the mile relay team.
composed Of Campbell. Talbot and
Baker, with Coward as alternate,
Chamberlain tied in the high
jump last year. but will encounter
sun opposition this year. several
OF the entrants having jumped
six feet four inches or better.
The Virginia relay team, tn,
same that defeated Harvard and
the Navy last saturday at An
napoi's, Will contend for the
south Atlantic milo champion
ship Georgetown and Hopkins
are most feared by Virginia. Vir-
Ginia drew NTH position.
Francis BYRD. one OF tho best
al-round athletes in Virginia.
will represent Virginia Tech.
Byrd has been entered in the
pentath'on and the open broad
jump.
The Old Dominion's athletes
left yesterday for Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

POCKET BILLIARD
MATCH GOES TO J. w. Mccoy
vercomes Lead of Twenty Five Points and Beats Frank
Asher in Fourth Block Winner Chal.
lcngcs Callahan

]. W mccoy oyercame a lead ~
twenty-five points. ran l5o to Frank
Asner's ninety-ouo and won ,hc
pocket billiard match from the lat.
which was played on the tables Ia
the Palace Arcade. The FINAL scor.
stood. mccoy. 500; Asher, $50
Immediately after the match was
completed Mccoy announced that ne
was ready TO meet Callahan. who
won match from Hewitt in EIcn-
mond recently. The Callahan Mccoy
match VIII be for the pockct-hiilinr,!
championship OF R!chnond in event
II is arranged. II Is the purpose Of
Mccoy 20 meet Callahan in 500
point match. Mccoy is willing TO
play Callahan provided half Of the
matches are played at McCOy's par
1or and the others on tables suitable
to Callahan.
: Interest In the match between
Asher and Mccoy has been unsual.
and every block has been Witnessed
shy large crowds. Last night the
players performed before a packed
house and the enthusiasm was great.
Both OF the contestants had dele
cations Of supporters present. and
difficult shots brought words o, en-
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Ry United NnM.Sl

,, nMLAPELrlilA. April 27,-Three
.n%usand aristocrats OF American
Sia nSH yo omn college 1,hle,lfs en-,
calth and physical condition. are
CHARTERED about this city awaiting
.ne track and field events OF the
rtat rem relay carnival, which be-
ms tomorrow at Franklin Field. OF
IN" University Of PENNSYLVANIA. and
r"ntihucS until shutdown Saturday
The track squads from the far
Western schools. Rcdlands and DC.
cidental College. OF California 70,
INTO their track toys soon after their
arrival ana heN.d their muscles in
hfprints around the cinders at Frank
IN. Coach y. y. Stage. Of the Uni
Ncrsity Of Chicago. brought the fine
M "isaEo d""r,"r- mile relay team Of
iiA1tI' ana OTHER squads arrived from
.Notrc Dame. Michigan, Cornell, IIar-
N;arn, navy. Princeton, Yale. Wash
lnGtGh ana Jefferson; Kansas. Mis-
schools.
The big events Of the opening day
viii be the pentathlon ch;,mpionshir
the two-mile run and the nuartnr
Bob Legendrc, OF Georgetown, win
her OF iast years p-ntathlon event
~ touted TO WIN again and has been
SPOKEN or as the possible winner Of
an 1--WE events. as howard Berry was
HEc years ago. To duplicate the feat
~ aya ne ri Lesendre probably would
- ,i ~. lev MARKS IN the discus
hhh Ja'cllh throws. FOR he will be on
posed 10 Rcinhartz, Of Muhlcnbcrr
College: lad from Allentown. ra
VINO not only wins events for. but
cohches. ms own teams; Clapp, the
general track and field star OF tho
navy: HetHncr, of Delaware: Dunno
or Michigan: West, of Washington
and Jefferson. ana bradley, from the
University OF Kansas
pcnn Will not he entered on the
p.ntathlon, the first time since Tho
hil-around event was introduced. thar
Inc university has failed to compel -
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in this number. which Howard Berry
won three times and John Bartcls
won in 1919.
Penn hopes to capture the quarter
mile relay over the strong Chicago
squad. Lafayette and Penn State the
Leading contcndcrs. Penn has with
drawn from the four-milc relay. but
VIII compete III every other COL
leGiate relay race. Captain Larry
Brown. OF the Penn team, who seem
ed unable TO regain his form after
returning from the Oxford Cam
bridge relay in London, has recovered
his stride and viii be worked in the
sprint medley on Friday In order to
shape M for the two-mile race and
the mile relay on Saturday.
Gus Dcsch. the famous Notrc Dame
hurdler. VIII run In the 4i0 hurdles,
and Hayes has come on from the
Indiana school to race I'm the hun
drcd. Hills. the huge youngstcr or
the Princeton team, Will work In
seven events.
The entry list is not quite so large
this year as II has been in some OF
the past carnivalS. but the quality
Of the performers is so high that
the collapse of some worlds records
IL expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

Twen,y-eiEh, base hits. fourteen
four errors, all Of which occupied
eight Innings and two hours and
twenty-five minutes OF valuable
kline. tells the story OF the opening
game OF tho series OF three contests
between the Richmond colts and the
Portsmouth Truckers. who now are
the purpose OF entertaining the fans
of Richmond in weekend bill.
umtanElc the mass Of figures and
1t viii he found that Richmond and
Portsmouth each had seven runs
when Umpire Blackburn called the
game at the end OF thc eighth in
ming on account Of darkness. The
Truckers made as many tallicS as
the locals. In spite OF the fact that
our boys outh!t the visitors. u TO -.
With this advantage in batting Tie
fans naturally VIII yell, What
caused the defsa; OF the Colts" From
way down In the summary tho left
on-haScS column will attempt to an
swer the question: The Colts had six
teen runners stranded between first
base and the home plate. But these
poor unfortunatcs who go on base
are not to blame. II was the in
ability Of their teammates TO bat
them in that cost Richmond the game.
In four az the eight Innings, when
the third colt had been retired there
were runners on first second and
third. one man was left on base in
each OF the other innings.
Ray Continually In Trouble.
SouthpaW Ray worked his old fin
In manner that kept his mates
on edge during the entire game and
caused the hopes Of the local fans
continually. and II appeared as il
the Colts We're going to win Carl
strengthened when IL seemed as II
he would faltcc, and was aided by
grew wild as tho game PROGRESSED
aud left the mound in the seventh
inning. after walkiD: the first two
men - face him. he was relieved
BY Manning
Twas an awful affair that the
Coils and Truckers staged at tho
local lot yesterday. The visiting
am got after Long John" Driver.
Wh' started his nrsi game for the
r.. IN the second inning and scored
ny Jimmy N!oN. and an error
Gran resulted in Viox, Allen and
poran partially redeemed himself
one 70 center field for a single and
second on Bashang's error.
h'nE's !nheld out advanced Red"
and Driver scored the short
Whtn nc doubled to right Ra-
singled 20 left and Driver scored
cuban was out when he at
pied 10 stretch the drive into a
role shannon singled TO right.
was forced, short TO second on
lcr crounder
Truckers Score Three.
70 7Iouth scored three more in
'hiFd after TWO men had been
tor tho second tinr. Naliv beat
al inneid hit and Niox took third
len singled q right. scoring Vinx
10 sending Nally 70, third 0'Rrien
"a Naly and OBrien. who mad
'AHhed second on the throw 10
ai on NioN at the plate, both scored
ended the inning by flying out
~ Namos
lL'!!ers single. Grccnac's double
ana Selder's choice gave tho Colts
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CleSelnnd.

'''''A' 30 IL
stephenson out. hit by batted bali.
tattcd for Morton in seventh.
tBattcd for kccfc in ninth.
Kan for GuiS,o in ninth.
score by Innings: r.
Chicago ............. GOO 0O0 O0O-6
Cleveland .... 100 0no O3o-6
'tamc called end ninth allow team
catch trainD.
summary: Two-basc hits-Stcphcn-
son, MCInniS. Gardner. stolen bases
johnson, M"stil. Schalk Sacrifices
Mcclellan, Hooper. Schalk. ScwclI.
gardner. Double plays Evcrs and
Sh"eII. Left Oh bases-Chicago 10:
cleveland, Base on baIls-off
Hodge, :: OF Morton. ). Struck out
hE Hodge, :. by fabcr, !; by Morton,
:. liits-of Hodge S in innings
tnon" out in eighth; off Fabcr. in
innings off uhlc. In 0 inning
innings; off Kccfc o in innings.
III by ritchcr-hy UhIe (MostiD: by
Morton ,MnstiD. Wild pitch-Hodec.
n:l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
BUILDERS BUNCH HITS
AND BEAT WILSON

WILSON. y. g., April Try
punching hits in the fourth and nf,h
innings, behind loose fielding. New
port News easily Gereated Wilson to-
daN IN the opening tsime OF tho series.
Ronifay was effective except in III.
fourth inning. only allowing six hits.
Ma!loncc was on a hitting spree to-
day, getting four hits out o. i've
times up. The score:
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Trucker. Score Three.
IARS ARE TROUNCED
BY ROCKY MOUNT

NORFOLK. Aprii :7.-Rruncr proved
Wild and ineffective. while Louder
displayed class the entire route. and
Rocky Mount this afternoon took the
opening game o. the series by the
score Of TO !. The Tarhcels gave
their boNman faultless support. and
the majority ot their hats were OF
The Timely variety. Champagne LED
the batting with two doubles. pi,9
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PnsxinE of Opportunity.

With the passing of The Dispatch
Papers Big Fun Game passes the
most unique opportunity ever offered
dispatch readers and their friends
YOU, folks. and YOU and YOU and
YOU. that we put on this game. and
we want you ALL to take part and
get your share OF the big prize dis
tribution. II you have not already
sent in your first list OF "B-words.
do so tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
JOHNNY EVERS MAKES
DEBUT IN AMERICAN
Plays Second Base for Chi
cago White, Sox, Replac-
ing Collins.
by Associated Prcss.1

CLEVELAND. ONO. April 81
cleveland and Chicago battlcd to "A
s-to-6 tie today. the game being called
at the end OF the ninth 10 allow the
= IcNc!and team TO catch a train for
ST Louis.
Johnny Evcrs. former National
League star. made his American
LEAGUE debut. playing second for the
White SoN, Collins being out OF the
game with an injured hand Spea ker
aiso was out Of the lineup with an
injured ankle. The score:
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WASHINGTON HANDS
ATHLETICS BEATING
Try Associated prcss1

VAST! lNGToN. Aprn 27..-Wash-
inEt"m defeated Philadelphia today.
To . in "a game postpoucd from H., ~
week. The locals settled the issue
with nv" runs In the second innings
"hch Moore was removed on account
OF "ildn"Ss. Both Zachary and Court
neg failed Ia last against tho Visitors
put Erickson allowed only two hits
III the last five innings The scora.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

noit out OF clear sky. tho news
papers not even being inforrnod ~
the meeting until Il few hours before
IL took place.
Those attending the meeting were:
President Jake Wells. j. T.. Grass.
"a. u. Ebel McGinis Hatfield. Raw
Ryan and w. B. Bradley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

the utmost confidence In Keller's
"oiilty to lead the team pending the
coming OF the new man The lcI,
1leider was notified Immediately after
the meeting OF his appointment. and
announced that he would accept and
40 his best to pull the locals out OF
tho rut.
President Jake Wells will have all
tho time and money necessary to
obtain capable manager and Will
not act hastily. lie lost no time i'm
getting in touch with several big
league clubs. MIR. Wells and tho
other directors arc OF the opinion
tina, veteran big Lacquer. who
could play and manage. Will be the
hcst thing for the Colts. They have
several men in mind.
Efforts were made last night 10
obtain Donic Bush. former short
stop with the Detroit Tigers. for
shortstop and manager. Bush is
with the Washington club at this
time, and Clarke Griffith is using
him at third base. There is little
chance OF Bush coming 10 Richmond.
hut the local directors viii presa
their case with Griffith in the hope
that ARRANGEMENTS can he made to
bring the veteran inhcldcr to Rich
mond There is no faster fielder In
either league than Rush. in spite Of
his age. and Richmond would be
fortunate to obtain Bush.
With Ryan's resignation went his
financial interest in the club. II
was said last night that local bust
ness men now own a majority of ,Ie
stock. The local club has bccn un-
able TO get going under Ryan and
has lost Ave OF the seven games
played. one was tie contest
Obtain Three New Players.
Three new faces will be seen in
the Richmond lineup in The next
few days Kelly and Cavanaugh, an
outaeldcr and an inaclder. have
been bought by the Richmond club
from Reading, In the International
League. Kelly was with Norfolk
last year and led the Virginia League
in home runs. with seventeen. Lefty"
Mcckcr. who was with Richmond last
season. also Will report in a few
days.
Meckcr was sent to Richmond las,
year but reverted to the Birmingham
team OF the Southern Association,
which club owned him. The directors
OF the Richmond club purchased the
short lcft-handcr from Birmingham
yesterday and Mcckcr is expected In
Richmond late today or tomorrow.
Mcckcr won twenty-five games and
lost fourteen with the Colts last year.
lie battcd $50 and was used in the
outAeid in pinch. shorty" is the
property Of tho Richmond club now
and HIS coming Will be welcomed by
tho local fans, for the Colts certainly
need pitchers.
ke!I.r's selection as temporary
manag Is expected 10 prove 4 popu
lar one with the fans. The former
Rocky Mount player is one OF tho best
hitters in the Virginia League. and Is
popular with other men on the club.
He asks tho support OF the fans in
getting the Colts together. and a large
crowd at the park today VIII help the
new pilot get of to good atari.
Rumors OF a change in the man
agerial end OF tho local club have
been going tho rounds since the open
Ing OF the season. IT was said yes
terday afternoon that several hun
drcd local fans had signed n petition
asking that IA new manager bc oh
taincd. Ryan's resignation and the
meeting OF the directors came like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
DODGERS SHOW POWER
WITH WILLOW AND WIN
Brooklyn Defeats Boston, II
TO 5-I1igh Drives Out
Home Run.

BOSTON. April 27.-I}rookiyn con
tihucd its heavy. punched bat
Ting today and defeated BOSTON, ~ to
B. Lansing had his major League.
debut In the ninth and did well. two
scratchy. High made n home run a
double and single. Score:
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summary: Earned runs. New port
N"wr {: Wilson. =. Three base hit
Ma!i"ncc. Two-hnsc hits MallUncc.
:. Walters. Sacrifice hits-McManon,
Ferry and Morrcticld. Base Oh balls
of EOnifaH. !. on Quinn g. Struck
out-by Bon4fay, , by Quinn. g. Dou-
pie play Walker TO Crouch TO Head.
Left on bases Newport News, 5: VII
son. ;. Cmpires, Shaffer ANA Holland.
Time, 1880.
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Nip it in the bud!

That notion that only n
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Ever tried Kirk-Parrish?
We make to fit" and our
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The most expensive tailor
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Why pay him twice our price?
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See windows for our Pin
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sum mary: Two base hits-Drivcr.
Greenae Allen, Voter. Sacrifice hits
-pcran. stolen bascs-Niox (2). Let,
on bases Richmond ls: Portsmouth
: First base on error-Rlchmond | !:
PORTSMOUTH, ?. Hits-on Ray, II in
innings, none out in seventh when
Manning relieved Ray. Bases on balls
on priver. 4; off Ray. 6. Struck
out--by Driver. ;: by Raw. s; nv
Manning, !. Passed haiIs-ORricn
Hit by ritcher-hy Manning (Drivcr1
Time OF game. 2:2c. Empires. Black
burn and Rrcslin.
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y
Norfolk,
Totals ......... - 2
'hatted for Stan!cy IN nLnlh.

r..
Rocky Mount .... !Gi coo on0
NORFOLK ........ 600 600 aha
Summary. TWp-Laso hits Winston.
Gd!laghcr, Champagne, Nroper stolen
bases-Meyers. Sacrifice stem
nrenner Left on bases ROCKY
Mount y Norfolk. 10. Struck oUt-hy
Louder, .; by Bruncr. ] 10y STANLEY.
3. Bases on balls of Louder. s Gff
Bruncr, 6. of Stanley, . lit hv
pitched baN-by Louder. CRorhj.
W ia Wtch Louder Time. 2:O2 TIM
2!res. Ortn and Putnam
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W nshlngfnn,

ihiladriphia

lt.,at'r i,hla .......... oil 100 60O--3
~ t"h $50 600 22.-9
,o nm mary -, Two-base hits-Jmdgc,
,,,,IiS Oh. 1hr"c-hhsc hits-perkius
M'HcI stolen hascs-Ricc. .iudrc
Snci lc's Johnston. Walker. pcckin-
nnuth itli"way Browar Double
~ inpanSh To Harris TO
"It'' I."'i on es-phlladclphin
y, Washington. s. Base on haIIs on
I mar F" IN Moore, { or Court :
g,,N on Erickson. 2 on Iinsty. 4.
w ''" p"t by Erickson. 4:by TASTY,
continued on Thirteenth Page)
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XBattcd for Braxton in eighth.

TOT I'I "NtVIE III c'BIIlH'
Score by innings: r.
Brooklyn ............lO2 COS 20l-l2
boston ........ $3.50 600 02O--
Summary: Two-base hit - High
Thrce-basc hits-Myers. Ncis. Galore.
Ford. Home run--liigh. Stolen bases
Nj yers. Johnston. Sacrifices
Schmandt. kopf (2). Double plays
Olson to High to Schmandt; High TO
OLSON to Schmandt: Barbara to Kopf
tContinuod on thirteenth Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28
LOCAL TEAM TAKES FIELD
TODAY UNDER NEW LEADER
Cavanaugh and Kelly Obtained From Reading cckcr
Becomes Property of Richmond Club-Wclls Is
Searching for Player-Manager

Continued From First pagc1
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Newport News.
" iisou.

iptaIS ..............Jl 81 IL
Score by innings. r.
Newport News | OO0 100 100
Wilson ......... 900 900 ONE .
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c"Gras"ment from those who were
Hmlhns for ono contestant or the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-06-08

and Mrs. Frank Petry and daughters
of Elk Lick, Pa, were Sunday guests
of Miss Christine Winterberg.
DR.. and Mrs. German Getty and
baby, and sister, Miss Katherine
Schuyler, of Homecoming, spent part
of Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O..
Getty.
A daughter was born on May 7th
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Miller. Mrs.
Miller was patient at the Western
Maryland Hospital at the time, but is
now convalescing at her home with
her mother, Mrs. w. T. Stanton. near
Grantsville.
Three of the members of the state
road force are boarding at the hospi-
table home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Folk.
Work has been started on the new
school building here. VIM. j. Wright
and son Ira Wright, being engaged
in digging the foundation at present.
DIR. j. H. Dorsey is building a new
home at the East end of town near
the school.
Claud Stanton is building a new
home at the West end of town, having
his garden already planted on his new
property.
The National Hotel is being newly
painted, the work being done by
Ward Beachy and son Lee.
The Casselman Hotel has been i'm
proved by having the office remodeled
and several other changes made.
G. A. Younkin is remodeling his old