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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05

catching.
Injuries continue to worry Manager
k!an; Shaner, recruit catcher. be-
ing the latest The former V. T.. |.
star was hit on the Anger by a foul
IN yesterday and Will be- laid up for
u rev days. Grccnac. last seasons
receiver. was hit by foul last Sat
urnay and forced out Of the game
both men are expected to bc in con
dition 10y the nrst OF next week
RNan's men will hold short scs-
sion Friday morning at tho park
OWING TO tho game between tho New
YORK Yankees and the RrookIyu
Dodgers in the afternoon. The ma jor
lchgucrs VIII entertain the local fans
ana all the fanks who took part i'm
the world series. except those who
nay" been traded during the winter.
Will he seen in action here.
TWO former Richmond plavnrs
HurlciEh Grimcs. OF tho Dodgers. and
chick fcws,cr. Of the Yankees will
ID" III Richmond Grimes was "A mem
Der Of the Colts several years ago and
fcwStcr played on the Richmond team
when this city was in tho Interim
ti"nal League. Sam rort. former
portsidcr with the Portsmouth Truck :
E or also is cxpcctcd to appear in
game will begin at o'clock.
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the medicine" said Mrs. Alice Curvin.
of Goldshoro. Pa, in a recent inter-
view with the Plant Juice Man.
For years | suffered with my
stomach and bowels. My food did
not digest right. but turned to gas,
which caused me misery. 1 was so
constipatcd ! had to take physics
continually. had rheumatic aches
and pains all over my body. I was
very nervous and slept poorly.
81 would not be without Plant
Juice in my house. for IT has done me
just so much good. / now have a
line appetite, can eat anything with
out distress afterward and sleep
soundiy because my nerves are
Quilted. My bowels arc regular. and
the rheumatic aches and palms are
gone.
PLANT Juice also did wonders for
my two children. 1t gave them an
petit"s. put color in their faces and
relieved their nervousness"
Plant Juice is sold In Richmond at
TraHle'S Drug Store; in Petersburg
by Morrison. the Drug Man: in Chase
Guy by the Chase city Drug Co..
Adv.
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LOCAL GOLFER REMAINS
IN RUNNING FOR TITLE
Card of l62 Places Him
Twelve Strokes Behind
Leader.
ARTHUR YATES WINS MEDAL
Rochester Player IIns l5t-E L.
Scohc1d, Second, with ISI--Ntinnr-
Slips ZIP Going Ont. But Plays Wen
Coming In
Try United! Eewx.l

rlNEHCRST. y, G.. April 1.-The
final session Of the hirty-SiN- hole
cnslifSinT round in the North and
South are'>Cr championship tuurna-
men; WAS plsy.d at pinehurst today,
and ;hc Qualifying medal went 10 Ar
thur Yates, Of the Oakhnl Country
ClGh. Colchester. y. Y. who led thu
sYd 81 ZiS competitors hy margin
81 or. stroke and with "a score Of
E-I6-iSo FOR the thIrty-s!x holes OF
fKrii
Yates siipred up on couple Of
holes going out, and took Il to the
turn, but, coming In, he played IN"
stradiest brand "f rar golf, passed
" cher AMI Fowres in rapid success
sion. overlook Sconeld within sight
OF the goal and finally won by a mar
gin OF one stroke when Sco.'rlI WITH
par for the last hole IN plain
view, ovcrapproSched into deep sand
and Ind To content himself win a
lucky and second place IN the race.
Scores:
Arthur Yates. Oak hin. 7t-7e-i5O,
r. l. Scoheld. Stamford. TI-7T-!5i.
IL {. FowncS. Jr.. rakinunt 70 Is
10; ilarrl" Weber, Inverness, 74-79-
153; Edward Lowcry. Dsdham. SOC
lSi. \; 7. Roberts. Royal -.
YOUNGSTOWN. So-i6-lSt: +. {. New
ton, Erookline. :7-Si-l5S. 4. l..
Walker. jr Nichmond County. T5-St-
l5s: II. J. Topping. Greenwich. Ti-S5-
l59; Milo Thomas. Belle Meade So
IS-l6o: J. y. Wells. East Liverpool.
S2-'S SO; }: a. Gammons. Wan
nanGis.t,: 7I7--st II; y; Eosrson,
Seven Pines. 77-S5-l62 r. r. kcat-
Ing SprinElakc SO-St-l6t
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RYAN ELIMINATES AFTERNOON
PRACTICE OF RICHMOND COLTS
Will Hold Only One Workout Each Day for tho Pres
cnt-PIaycrs to Report at 0:3O
and Work Until ] 80

Ray Ryan, manager Of tho Rich
mond Colts. has changed the method
OF conditioning his players and ;hc
local team Will have but one work
out each day instead OF two. as has
been tho case since tho men reported
hero. The change was inaururatcd
Yesterday and the pilot believes that
II viii work TO tho advantage of the
men. The practice Will begin in tho
mornings at $3.50 and end at 80 in
tho afternoon.
The. opening game OF the season
Will be played tomorrow afternoon
against the Philadelphia Nationals.
and t"day's workout Will be the las,
before the Colts encounter tho maior
league team. First Baseman Wcafcr
and Outfcldcr kellar have arrived in
camp and the last holdout. Champlin.
Is expected here any day. Wcafcr
and kcllar will be used In tomorrow's
game and their presence is expected
10 hclp the Colts mako Mt least a
good showing against the invading
PhilIicS.
While the local pilot has not de-
cided upon his lineup for the game.
II is probable that Kcllar. shannon
and Ramos. Cuban, viii compose
tho outfcld; wcafer. Cunningham.
Osborne and ArraEon. the inncld. The
pitching is expected To bc done hN.
Alexander and Johnson. Gozdowski
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SPIDERS NINE TO PLAY
DELAWARE TEAM TODAY
Hobby Sncad, Locals Pitch.
ing Acc, May Face the
Northern Invaders

Richmond's 1922 baseball
starts this afternoon at 3;t5 o.c,o.,
with an intercollegiate match bc,w,
tho University OF Richmond and H.,
r"rsity OF Delaware on stadium rt,,,
Wcsthampton. Tho visitors arr
their southern tour and aIreadv b,,n
put crimp in the University of VIZ
ginia team.
Inc contest marks the second nm
the locals schedule. but the nrst h,,-
game. Last weeks game with TnIon
Theological Seminary wac an c,,v
victory FOR tho Richmond team. yhi,
knowing makes DObson hopeful 1,
WI ,hiS AFTERNOON. The invaders arc
men IN good shape physically nuI
'htht"iiy and they arc in nghtinp
with the playing Of TODAY. rouo
nc ""sthamptonitcs are In Tho ,nid.,
81 siege OF attacks that viii tc.t
a are'r met i,a,: saturday they stack up
at Mayo's Island Park and in o,,i,.r
succcSsi"n follow games with En,.
20 nm Macon. Lafayette tE,astnn. I,nI
IMAM mn Mary and Fordhan
:. fhhs VIII see ono OF the clnssIcs,
;irHinia co,l"g. inhrlds perform to-
LAY when Hcrgcr. Jones. Fray and
he MI inc nnrr"c1dc the way TO hits Tor
construction Of this inncld last sea
son with the acquisition OF Frav ana
rogers. Towill and Jones having
served before. stadium Field diamond
~ fast and In midsrason shane. which
should add To tho speed OF the con.
tcst. " ~"
New faces on tho Spider roster arc
In~. Indications are that the Red and
llue putnt VIII in a way duplIcaie
me feat pulled on by tho 1922 basket
ban Guint which. although the sam.
IN personnel as 1921. made ono OF The
hneht records ever runE up by n Red
and Rive team
Sncah. veteran moundsman. 50 in
good condition. but tho failure OF
Johnson TO come around has not only
worried the big fellow, but has wor-
rlcd Dobson. DoiTon expects John
son TO be in shape in a day or so. lIls
turr In the box Monday produced n
brand OF his natural ability Sncad
viii face tho Delaware team today.
with Patterson receiving.
Two local boys Will start the game
With others being kept in reserve
Dick" Walden and Patterson both
John Marshall High School men. v III
play today.
Dobson VIII ntnrt his team with tho
following batting order: Richardson.
RI. Jones, Oh; Fray So: BERGER. III:
burlington. n: Sncad. p.: Walden. cf.:
Patterson. c.. and Tow!ll (captain),
3b. -
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ATTEMPT TO INTEREST
SCHO0LBOYs IN ROWING
National Association of Anna.
tcur Oarsmcn of Amer
lea Pushing Plan.
TEy Associatcd prcss.I

NEW YORK, April Acknowledgement
III the United States OF rowing as an
lhtcrscholastic Sport has been under
taken by the National Association of
Amateur Oarsmen of America and its
Inetropolitan division. the New York
k"wlnE Association. These orEaniZa-
lions nope In time TO make shell rae
ing among the schoolhoys OF the
baseball.
ohicials Of the organizations realize
that II VIII require several years of
r"ai missionary work before national
"a 'rScholastic events will be possible.
&c samuel Cramcr cup, now held by
tue central high school OF washing
Ton les available and the plans OF the
y. a. a. q. call for the eventual stag
ing of an annual interscholastic titu-
lnr race in connection with the ma :
tional hampi0nship regatta
ThiS cup Will he raced for by
schoolboy crews in the Decoration Day
regatta to he held on tho Harlem
River May 30. and II is expected that
from three 10 five eight cared crews
viii compete. The trophy donated
several years ag" by tho famous oars
man and all-round athlete whose
name II bears. will. IL is hoped have
a far. greater significance in the next
decade.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NINE
DEFEATS GENERALS

l.hNiNGToN. VA. tprn al
though Washington and Lee staged a
Sharr rally III tho SIXTH and seventh
innings. which Melted them five runs
my Wer" unable TO overcome tho
s"ven-run Lead which tho visitors haI
cSiahiish"d aud South Carolina de.
i'hied the Generals in the second
gam" Of tn" season. : 10 Z, hero his
afternoon. Except for a scratch hi,
III IN. first inning. Peters. on the
mound for tn" visitors, held Wnsbjn-
ION and Loo both hitlcss and score
i,rISS until the sixth inning. when
lilSi"'S double. followed hy Collins.
drive 20, right for three bases. mi,
across the Generals arst tally. In
NO next inning. With two men ont
Washington and Leo put across four
inmS on Il base ON balls. Iinburr's
Frcw. anu
itnburE. who relieved Captain Nc.
tai!nn for WASHINGTON and Leo hala
,hc visitors hi'lcss and scorcicss AZ
yer The fourth inning. and was given
stcndi"r support by his teammates
SiN costly errors by Tho Generals
n'Ipch the South Carolina nine 10
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HAMPDENS|DNEY LOSES
STAR BASEBALL PLAYERS
Faculty Drops Two Mainslays
Who Fail to Pass
examinations.

HAMrDEN-SIDNEN. VA. April r.
PROSPECTS for winning baseball nine
~ IIampde len Sidney College have been
hurt considerably by the action of tho
faculty in Diminishing from college
two recruit twirlcrS who were being
counted upon for "a large part Of the
hurting duties. The men were dis
missed for failure TO make the re-
CURED amount Of scholastic work
This leaves only two pitchcrs to bear
tho brunt Of the pitching.
Manager Spind!cr stated Yesterday
that because Of the dcarth OF FITCH
crs II may he necessary 10 cancel the
Northern trip. which opens next Sat
urday and lasts through the follow
ing week.
one of tho men dismissed was being
used in the outficld when not in tho
box and his place probably will bc
taken by Pen" Smith. letter man OF
last season. who has recently report
eel for practice. Smith is considered
10 hc tho fastest outfiCldcr in col
lcge. and his presence will greatly
strengthen the nine.
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HOME RUN" BAKER
SLUMPS IN FIELDING

Baker, after spending the latter mart
OF the 1871 season on the bench be-
cause Of trouble with his aged legs.
nov appears TO bc too slow to make
IN" team this season. according TO re-
ports received here from the Yankees
at Memphis. Bakers comeback has
h"cN success as far az his work
with the bat was concerned but he
~ SAID 10 have alarmed Manager
!iusEins with his hardness at fielding
the fast third base corner.
Sh"u!d liugEins decide to bench
'!aI"r he may place Mike" McNnlly.
INC young worlds series star, on third
or transfer Erin Ward from second to
mira ana drop McNally in At second.
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HOLMAN KNOCKED
OUT IN FIRST ROUND

HoFEWEI.I. VA. April 4-"EiI,i..
!'ahri" OF Richmond. scored a knock
out over ~ Holman. OF IIopcwcll. to-
h.kht after ono minute and forty see
mnGs Of the first round had ELAPSED
IN" bout was scheduled to 20 six
ROUNDS. Holman and Laurie mixed
- from the tap Of the gong. but tho
latter broke through the local how.
N"i"uSe and landed II hard right to
,hc chin and holman took tho count.
t"lh"n ATTEMPTED 30 rose. but zen 10
.h' c"nFasS and Laurie was declared
ne, victor on " clean Knockout.
'harii" Holman nockcd on,
!"'NH' Nrincrt of Philadelphia. in
'h" main attraction. Charlie mn
across ~" sleep waiIop in tho second
round O.: an "iGht-rOund bout. Ills
victory partially satisfied the Hone
wei ihnS. who had hoped that Al
would boat Laurie.
-, ~ Fouts. % iiorcwcll. ana Hugh
W poisson: Of Richmond. fought a fas
$ round bout. The referee declared
this Ugh; a draw.
Lantc's next bout will be with
Jack 10 DOYLE" Of PHILADELPHIA al
ne Hroadway. Athletic Club. Of Rich
mono, ON April ~. They Will meet in
an cight-rOund bout.
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Daily Golf Catcchism,
With Rules Simplificd
ny INNS RROwN

q. What is tho penalty in a three
ball match whore "a players bail Is
stopped by another player or his
caddic?
A. The player who himself or
whose caddie stops an opponents
ball loses tho hole to that player.
AS regards the other opponent the
incident is treated ne rub of the
green.
.. In four-ball match where two
players are partncrcd against tho
other two. does the rule with ref
"rencc TO the player who Is farther
away playing Nrst hold good?
A. No. as between two partners.
they exercise their option as to
which will play FIRST.
-. In medal qualifying round.
suppose an entry arrives late and
hnds no other entry to qualify with.
Can he qualify with tho club pro-
fcssi"nal?
a. Not unless the committee sane
TONS tho appointment Of tho profess
sional as marker for tho player.
.. What In tho customary allow
ancc on the difference in rating bc-
tween two players in handicap
match?
a. In single match. tho high
handicap man is allowed three
fourihs OF tho difference between his
rating and that Of his opponent, In
four-hall matches. three cighths OF
tn" difference between the com
hincd ha ndicaps OF tho two sides
.. Is there any rulr against n
players withdrawing from tourna-
ment after hc has won a prize In the
qualifying round?
\. There Is no rule against with
drawal hut ordinarily such is taken
forfeiture Of such prize \
tournament committee might. how
ever. decid" that urgent conditions
making tho withdrawal necessary
would sim cnt'ie tho player to the
prize.
II any golf rules puzzle You. ~ritc
fnnfs Brown. car" Of our Sporting
Department enclosing stamped re-
turn envelope.
&C.. 1872 Sol MetzCcr)
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RECORD is EQUALED
FOR COLUMBIA COURSE
lBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Equalinr
inc course record in his first round
with card of SO, John Farrell. Of
Hollywood. led field OF forty-rwo
professional golfers In the spring
open tournament ot the Columbia
Country club here today. his total for
the hrst ihirty-six holes being li+
Ihrcc shots behind Farrell came
JOCK Hutchinson. British omen cham
pion, who had a thirty-siS hole total
or Az. Hutchinson led Mike Rra,iy
by three ehots. while Cyrn Waller
or New York. who finished late. also
turned in a total OF $50.
walter Hagen, ot New York, twice
winner OF the American open cham =
plonship, was in NTH place wi,h a
total of ISL. and Laurie hyton. of
Chicago. was sixth, with l52. Trail
Ing Ayton camc Jim Barnes. or New
YORK; Robert Cruickshanks, of New
YORK: Harry Hampton OF Detroit.
and Eugene Sarazcn. OF Pittsburgh,
WIN totals OF la3, Joseph liirkwood.
OF Australia, had n total % 1855. The
tournament concludes tomorrow with
another thirty-six holes.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BOUT IS POSSIBLE

AXIS. Aprll i.-tharleS + Coch
ran VII" was one az the original
promoters "f the Dempsey -Carpen :
,i"r match in Jersey city. hut with
drew before tho nch' %.
ING out Georges CARPENTER IN re-
GARD to return match with pcmp-
10y, wien tho champion arrives in
EHr"ic Manager Francois DcsCamps.
Tor CARPENTER. stated that George
would light Dempsey again should
me rn"ic demand appear great
enough.
Ib"i'amDs also declared Carmen
ter WILLINGNESS to meet the yviu
Nor Of match between Harry Grah
and Gene Tunncy, the Americas
ichi heavyweight champion.
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Golf Pro at Local
Club Has Score of 1873
Rv United News

WASiilNGToN. i. g.. April -
Niltri"d Thompson. golf profess
Sinnai at the Country club OF Nir-
tlhia' turned In scor" OF 1873 this
afternoon for the first thirty-StS
holes of tn" scN"Hty-two- hole pro-
i'sSi"nal golf tournament being
played at tho Columbia Country
club
Harry Hampton. former profcs.
sional Mt tho same club, but noy
with the Br"okland Country club
OF Detroit. had l53. Hampton and
thompson had better scores than
seNcra! well 'tncwn professionally
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PHILLIES SURPRISE
THE HOME FOLKS
IRy United News.l

NEW YORK. April 4.-philadcl-
rhia fans are aEitatinE TO have the
city fathers declare April 3 a legal
holiday TO commemorate the oCca =
sion upon which tic rhinics made
eighteen hits. The rhls smashed
those eighteen blows OFF the pitch
crS Of the Baltimore Orioles. cham
p!ons OF the international League, i'm
n training game at Winston Salem,
~ c.. Monday, and won the bail
game. II TO 2 Baltimore has de-
manded recount and Philadelphia
awaits the outcome with misgiv-
!nES.
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ADGE lands BACK
HOME AFTER VACATION
Try Associa,cd prcas

CIiIFAGO, ANril TX ~. Isnyy = n
Lambs, baseball Commi.SiI,acE. was
PACK IN Chicago today from via, he
desSrlhch as tho best vacation / ever
me spring training camps Of inc
iha! or lraSne baseball teams
IN" commas Toner declared thar he
than during III" last fow weeks when
ne spent picking oranges aud star
oascbali players and Hccumuiatlu. a
c9at OF IAN preliminary 10 opening
OF INC tan season IN tho North
There = more erthu.insrn ,bop
ever for baseball" Comulissinn,r
lands declared
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PENN'S RELAY TEAM
COMPLETING TRAINING

ioHh1A. April The l:roa, Pam
re!ay team. which is TO compete ly',i,
E ~ ora ana Ctmhi Dig" saturday un-
has left London fog OXFORD a. i9u.,
OH on tratmirg for m, fuu--miI,.
event. Ir!Hl't college win entertain
Ihe mon mt. SIturiag inaruru-.
when ih"y rr'urn 40 London for In.
race which VIII he run at tho queens
,,.Iht time made hy the teams IN pro.
!iH4ih"fH liIa.s causes .Arorts To- rra-
nlct ma th' winner viii mdk. ii ic.y
record fcr th. dI-lar..
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ROUSH ASKS $4,000
FOR YEARS PLAYING
IRv AssocLntoh rrcss-l

CINCINNATI. ONO. April Ed
die Roush is willing To eliminate his
demand for "a three year contract, but
VIII insist on receiving SIS. 900 to
play with the Cincinnati Nationals
this season, Ivy WinSo told Manager
Pat Moran after a talk with Roush
al Evansville. w!ngc said Roush
seemed determined on the amount,
notwithstanding the directors Of the
Reds had declared no advance over
tn" $500" h" received last year
would he given Roush.
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PETTY AILMENTS
WORRY McGRAW
Try Irniinh Nnurl

NEW YORK. April 1.-The Giants
paid heavily in injuries for the five
empty victories which they won from
Memphis. champions of the Southern
League Heinie Groh. star third
baseman. has a mashed finger. Frank
Frisch's spiked foot has become in
iected. Shortstop Dave Bancroft has
"houscmaids knee" I'm both ankles
ana pitcher Rill Ryan has Spanish
iIu IN me index finger Of his pitch
ing hand. None of the plavcrs is
seriously hurt. but their little
troubles arc bothcrsomc.
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SCHAEFER TO GIVE
COCHRAN \ CHANCE
LRv Associatcd press l

CHICAGO. April Jake Schacfer,
worries chamclon at 1872 balk line bill
iiards. VIII offer Wclkcr Cochran an
opportunity 10 try for the title here
On May is, u and IS. Charles Tennis.
SSchaciers manager, announcc e.
Sochrah AT present is visiting in
Dowag!ac. Mich. and he is cxpcctcd
70 give his answer soon Schacfcr
ioiloW!ng hia recent victory over VIII
ne Hoppe. went TO West Baden. Ind
Tor rest and some golf.
Cochran. NY virtue OF fuishipr
,htrd IN tho championship tournament
lase November, If now accorded tho
privilege OF trying to Wrcst the
ohh mpionsh!p from SChacfcr. Home
who finished second. having failed.
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BOWIE RESULTS

First race - Bessie Leighton.
!l2.to. $3.50. Si.3U, FIRST: lean r,
S2U.to, $3.50. second. kcwpie $.
S3.lU. third.
Second ce--rcnciupc. $500.
S3.7o, s3.i0. nrst. Turnahout. 81.
$50. second; Acc OF Aces. 500.
third.
Third race-Avispa. $500. s3.2o,
$50, first: Miss Emma c.. $3.50.
S3@o, second: Cape Pillar. $2.4o.
third.
Fourth racc-IncoE. 1880, $40.
SS.lo, first; our Birthday. $500.
$500, second; Gray cables. s2.iC.
third.
Fifth Exodus. ss.70. $3.50.
S2.So. first. Wellhrder. sT.7u. $3.50.
second. knight OF the Heather.
$3.50. third.
GiNth race-Ettnhc. SOLO. $3.50.
$50. first. Attorney. $3.50. $3.50,
second, Clean Gone. S3.S0. third
seventh race Huonec. $50.
$50. second; Little Ed, $3.50.
third.
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Eddie Collin. ren,ur-s Game.

Acid" from tho pitching ny Faher.
for III. White Sox. the feature OF
today's game here between tho Chi
CaEo Americans and the World
champion Giants won hy the SOX.
9 10 >. the woriS Ot Eddie Collins
both defensivcly and ononsivcly
III" veteran second hascman az IN"
So> accepted all or nine chances and
pol!cd on, two hits out OF four times
up. Hiroh was out OF the game with
n split finger.
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TN Tnl,h InI.is AnLIe

AMERlcuS. GA. April 4-Ty Cobb
twisted his RICH, ankle sliding into
third base IN tho game between
Rochester and Detroit here this at
ternoon and had 10 be carried from
the neld II was stated latn to-
ntsht that he probably will be out
OF the game for several days.
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= IVTtVNIVI NIFII +--IUhnnV nun.
dee, Of Kew Jofk Junior f..Ifyy1t,.,,
champion. won close de, lslon In +.
ten-round bou, hero ,urirh, fr1,~
Jininy ,Goodrich. 90 FunalD. ~,
judges dlsagrce!ng and the r,forc.
declaring iu favor Of tho Scw Yort
boxer. The match was intended 70
be chamrionship bout. hi, GOOD.
rich was ono pound Oycryv,igIt ard
the title was not AZ stake
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Cobb ASK. for waivers ON ,ounv

DETROIT April fly Cobb has
asked for waivers on rep" Young.
,!'lt"lt veteran second hascman
caused him I" be- dropped from the
regular lineup. II" went TO training
camp this spring confident he wolld
h"ld bis berth. but his old difficulty
guSta SATURDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
Young senator May Lose yc,

WASH Notion. April i-Dis-
patches from South Carolina. where
the Washington Americans and Bos-
ton Nationals are barnstorming say
mat Manager Milan is not sure now
that Leon Gosiin will be in the ont
neld when the season opens. Loose
hcldinG ny Goslin has made IL an
even bet that Earl Smith will M
the Job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05

MELBDJKNE. ApfII :. GoraIl T.
Patterson and James .. Anderson
sAuRirlalan tennis starr. WIN not 20
I. To the United states to cornu"'c in tho
Davis cup matches next ScptefrH.r
1t was definitely announced TO-DAY
The Australian tennis council s no.y
seohsidcring whether II wil! send ;ny
team 10 America IN Wow Of Tho de.
cisjon OF Australia's best players no;
to 20.