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COLTS TRIM BUFFALO BISONS, 5 TO 1?GENERALS BEAT VIRGINIA
?
EXCELLENT HURLING
? AND ERRORLESS GAME
GIVE LOCALS VICTORY
(Visitors Get But Three Hits
Off Alexander and
Roberts.
FIELDING IS BRILLIANT
Dye's Stab of Cunningham's
Line Drive Feature of
Contest.
Thoie Richmond <"olts became
frisky yesterdaj afternoon. gambol*.!
onto the iio:<i ;ii island. took;
h squint at <;.-..|g. Wilts, s Buffalo!
International l.eaguc team. went,
about their daiI> toll in a business
like manner. with th< f.-_-;i 11 that the!
clftss A A team was I.. aton l.y our!
hoys. The Una I Mure read, Richmond.
5; Buffalo. ].
A:r-ticht pitching and perfect field
ing wry,, in,. principal factors in
Richmond's * Ictor.v ox er Buffalo.
Strange as it may seem. t ho (.'"It;- liad
a perfect da\ defensively and u, re i
given g?..d pitching. The allien
these important ia> tors in former
games made the locals look like i,
back-lot otilit anil aroused the wrath!
of i he home-town fa ns.
Alexander and ' Red" Roberts
mIght In put down iiy tlio heroes <<t
the day, for they divided the m?tin I
duty, and between them allowed t .>??
Invading team only throe hits, i i
singles, Alexander is the tall pitch
er who oame to Richmond frote Kan- i
sas City, where he had plaved seml
pro ball. Roberts is one of the plav-j
crs obained by Ryan when the local!
pilot purchased i In- entire reserve |i-r.
of the Tarboro team at the dose ..?
the 1911 Virginia l.eugue season.
So much for the lilstorv of (he two
hurlers. .Now to tell what the* di 1
yesterday against the Bisons.
Only - IJlis off Alexander.
Alexander took tilte mound (jrat and
worked live innings. Muring this pe-1
riod he allowed* only two hits and
one run. lie was given four points*
by the Colts, all of which wen'
earned. Buffalo would not havoj
scored had not Alexander been a tr:fl?
'wild. The only tall} recorded against
him can bo attributed to his walk of
McPabe, the pitcher, in the third f
frame.
"Bed" Itoherts did well; In fact, lie
came through in surprising fashion.
HufTit'o found t ho kid for only ??
Mingle in the four frames. lie re-|
tired the side in one. two. three order
in the seventh, eighth and ninth. 1
e Ifh the foils loading. 4 to 1, when
l.t *>erts took the mound, he noarlv
oanf d the fans to have heart failure!
in the sixth The first man !<> face
the former Tarheel singled to center,
the second walked and the fourth also |
was given free transportation to lirsi I
after Itoherts had fanned I'otts. Willi
lno hassocks plastered and only one |
man pone the situation was anv'thing
out pleasant. Kay Ryan gave K.
the high sign and was going to vank
the klil had he walked Kengough.
The visiting catcher was three
fourths of the Way to the initial sack |
When Roberts regained control and
retired him on a flv t.. second '
\\ ienleke. who relieved Merabc in the'
? l>o|i.-d a high foul
' 1 Keating for the third out.
Itlrhmonil I'.nrnn Four tlun?
Nor was the pitching the onlv ..tit
standing feature of the contest from
a Richmond standpoint The bovs
made their first four tallies on goo I
solid knocks, registering two in the
? ?/m Ramos was retired, hut;
v- .nf Arragon singled to center, i
HtllAr fnnnou. Shannon ?inpl^d t-?^
th!'rdr \?-d l'"l?-.i .... on
third. \\ p.ifor srorod both with .t
trnilo to ri^ht |
Shannon he^rati tho fourth with a ?
?finHeh IVJV- >VCnf<r to K Hie
Ui. . i ? ?'V "nnltightim was >-afo
hl" df.lt bled (ol
resting oin"JV," f J"'1 '""nt'ii.gham !
rest trig on third, from where h- i
aoored when Keating sent a long 1
h/Vh'.r'; faniie'l f'.Vr !
the third out. I ? ,, errors gave the
the.r ,i,K,i tally, hi the sixth
?-mi Mnk''? 'irent ? ncoli.
Brilliant lie!.ling p|;,vs als>
Conspicuous throuirlw. it
nve the Buffalo VfVVX '
t he most sj.ect., :1a r , at. l, ..f r
aft*, noon when ho riii.luii tiitio ,,
nlngham of , thr bagger |,, V|!? '
n I n uf *1 n n Inn" i a''-V "l* i
The Colts , ------I
? lleliin.mitt*. i
Ran,os. cf T " V> ^ "A
Arragon, 3b. i . ? '.
Kellar, if. ; 'J i
Shannon, rf. 4 .. j ' " .
JVeafer. lb * ?* i . J
( L*fin?nphan\. . n ? T , I
I>oran. >> . 4 \ \ 2
K "a tine, r .. ' ^ - "
Cherts, p. ; ; : !, ? , ? ;;
To;als r. "iT. ,7 7 j
II11 n n I...
- l--?rn?. ... a o V ?)
'? Ki1U'r* V'- ? ' " 1 7 1
rf. 1 f, 1 . ,
. Klierldati "t> ,, A 7 , 1
rotts. ;??. 4 ,, -! : j
I>ye, If. ? " " "I
Hengotich c . . . '' J !, !' - ?
ilcCabe. ; . , . - ?'
S Wienloke, ;/'!!!!! . j i j, }, {' \\
Totals 30 j 3 . 1
peore by f : :- f?. " l "
Rfchinond* . , ... , . 1
' ::::: 001 4o ooo:?
Summary Two i.*..,. 1, . t,
Three-i, ;? , Kel. , r "?
rifice h.r K' at -.r ?=! .! '
Kane. ImuI.1i "
Fi'.eehan to Miller on 1 l"
R chmond. :? Buffalo, i lilt"?
Alexander. 2 !? ? . .r>fr - !, . . *'
7 In 4 Jla.?*!? s 'n't k >" a4M/
A ] A X a tli% f' #"* ? rr ??' , ?'<4 i J S? ? i ff
AifXHiifiof 1. off n'#h#?rrs ? ,?ff
KeV; U%r\
3 by 'pitched b||||?i
- game rss r"v"f"r). Tirno ?f
* Johnsofj Vrnpirra, Shaftr and
TARHKKLSHOdTKR
WINNER ()F TROPHY
(By AsM.iiau-d I rpo )
PINEHCRST. N <\. April IT. H
A. Morsoii, North ? ;?r < >11 n :?
champion, won *h" introduc' >ry
,, handlcai. iti to/. '-prriing n-.--inn
of the fifth annual N"rth and South
tra pshoot ing tournametil iln the
? >hoot off "I a tie ,,: ... with j: V
Covert, f'f l.oi-kport, V >' Mrvrvn.
_ shooting from ti e maximum distaiie.
? nventy-oni yards, missed only
? hird on the shoot off (.'overt dropp-d
" two at nineteen yard' L' R. r.r....ks.
of Columbia, S ied the Held In
the MHplcwood hundred ?sith nlri-t>
eight breaks, and earneil the rig at
tc shoot in tin Map eiv oil ? ? lij. .i. -
ploii."hi;i| .Morsoji led it>. the hi
largc-t . ontest ;it the c!?,-e of th
aay, with &1-S?3- 1^4, and with Rro<k*
treading or. his heels, with 0!s-;C' -
-18!.
Ilurkr to Itox MI?Uf,
. NEW OR1.BANS, April 17 Martin
Burke, long regarded as a local en
try for the light-heavy weight eharu
plnnship of the world, will get t.is
great test in a scrap with Billy Miske
, "Of St. 1'aul, on April 24. when a big
? 'Crowd of Knights Templar will be
? In town to mak? It a big affair.
neferee Karari O'Dnnd,
+~ MEMPHIS. TEN'S'., April 17 --Tim
_*** O'Dflwii, of Atlanta, was awarded the
referee'# derJslon in a faat eirht
bout ' with Young SharKey,
lX??M>hl? -b?nrt*.mi??i*hVhm tonight.
Buffet Service Added
to Kentucky Derbv
I Fly Associated I'ross.]
Ij'.M" IS VI l.,l,K, Iv V., April 17.?
Anii'un -cmenl was made today by
ilic Kentucky Jockey Club that
tin stake in the Kentucky DorS:y,
v hlch already carries $50,000 in
added money, liad been enriched
l.y ttt.i offer of a fourten-karal
gold buffet service of six piece:!,
valued at !7,0<>'?. The trophy and
the winner's slu.re of the purse.
If only a dozen of the ninety
two ik'HiI nees face the barrier,
will niiike tlio net value of the
r.i? e f"00 t<> the ow ner of the
hoise lirst under the wire.
This is ihe llr?t time that a
trophy of this character has hf>en
offered in the Derby. The policy
will I"- continued, the announce
ment slid
Luck Favors District Runners
in South Atlantic Title
Relay.
| P.y Associated Press. J
PlllUADKHPH IA. I'A., April 17.?
PrawiiiEs for position at ihe I'ni
verslt.v of Pennsylvania relay car
nival. April ?S-2!?, made public
today, for sectional and class li col
lege events as follows:
South Atlantic liiteroollegla te A.
A. one-mile relay- 1. lieorge Wash
ington (?!iivorslty; 2. Johns Hopkins:
Virginia Polytechnic; 4. ilcorce
tewn: ?"?. Pniversity of Virginia; fi,
Maryland; 7. Washington and Dee.
Middle Atlantic Conference A. A?
one-mile relay?1, New Vork I'ni
verslty: 1.a Payette; 3, Swarthmore;
t. liiii knell. 5, Delilgh; ?'>, Johns Hop
kins; T. Rutgers: s. Dickinson; 0.
Muhlenberg; 10, llaverford; 11, Dela
ware. 12. Drexel Institute.
Class It follcue. one-mile relay?1.
PittMbtrrgh: 2, Vanilerbilt; 3, Colutn
I>ia ; 4, Hedlands ti'al ); i.. Occidental
tCal.); 0. .N'otrc Dame; 1. Boston
College; S, Clemson; 9, Howard L'ni
verslty.
RICHMOND AMATEURS
ARK GIVEN BEATING
| Special to The Tltnes-1 >ispa tcli.l
DANVll.l.K. VA.. April IT. The
Danville Tobacconists this afternoon
des. ended upon tile Church Dili Atli
!eti? * ami smote them hip and thigh
to all i in-tiers ot the baseball lot. The
score was 22 to o, ami the name was
an old-fashioned swatfest. which
amused a 1,200 crowd at Stonewall
Park.
Uou-se, Strain and Saraelno were
!<nt into the box in succession, but
they failed to stem the tide of runs,
which were gathered in hy Tom Ab
bot's charges. j
Rodcers and "Deacon" Atkinson,)
star pitchers for (lie Tobacconists. al- j
(??wed sK scattered hits between
them, hut never a run cotild the
visitors score. Danville played error
loss hall, while the Athletics register-!
eil four.
The seventh frame sealed the fate I
of the Church Mil) team when nine
runners came home. It was under
stood here that the Church Hill team
would receive a shake-up upon re
turn home.
Chnrclt lllll.
A It R. H. O. A 15.
Sntterlln. cf 4 ti o i o 1
Kdwards, ss n 0 n 4 1
Strain. Ib-|> 4 0 2 1 4 1 it
Saraelno, lf-p-lb. :i 0 I 2 2 0
CliewliiR, rf t (i l l
I .icon. 2l> 4
I lay. . 4
Mariove, .">l> 4
Iteasley, p-lf 2
Hell. If 1 o n 0 0 0
Hoiis.se, p-lb 0 0 o 1 0 I'
Totals . :s:t 0 6 2414 4
1 )a in II le.
a.ft n. ii. <>. a 1:.
Mcintosh, cf 4 il 1 I 0 it
Regan. cf. . v 2 1 2 2 H o
Smith. L'l? ?! : I it ii
Worth. 11. 2 1 7 1 n
"'readier. If .*? :i 2 2 0 n
Hashore. rf f> t i o o n
Duffy. 3b r. 2 "? ?' 2 a
Mar. otto, ss :! .1 2 ti o
M.l.ott, c :? 1 2 I e
I tea in v. c 2 2 (I I! n <?
Codgers, p I <? ?? o 2 "
A'kinson. 2 I 1 a 1 a
I 0
i i :: i
1110
0 0 11
<? 0 1 II
Tut a Is || 22 2"
innings: II.
Chun Ii ilill "ifi ("in iifiO *i
i >anvlll?- I or. 0311 ;t:: * 22
Summary Two-base hits Smith.
Worth. Hasliore. Mar.-otte, Three -
has.- lilt Regan. Home run Smith
Sacrifice hits Rodgcrs. Atkins. I'ulTy.
Mitt. otte. Stolen li.ises -Hashore.
I 'iiffy. Struck out -by llodners. 2, t>\
Atkinson. a. Itase on balls off
Rodi-'cis. I. off Iteasley. 1; off Sara
cino. 1. off Itousse, 1. Hit by pitcher
Worth and Smith, by lleasley ;
| Regan. by Sara. itn>; Saraelno. by
j Roilgers Hits off Iteasley, S in 2 2-:;
Innings, off Saraelno. la in I 1-:; in
Inmgs. off Roussc. I in 1 2-! innltius
' Italk Rodg.-rs Time -2:.'ia. I'mplre
Harris. Attendance ?1.200.
WOODHERRY FOREST
WINS TRACK MEET
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.!
ORANOK, VA.. April IT. -Wood
b. rry Purest won the triangular tr.o I;
1 meet here this afternoon with a scon
j of i T points; Virginia Kpiscopal
School was second with Sft'.v, and the
<>reenbrlar Military School third, with
11.
The W f.oilbei ty boys showed great
form, taking nine first place.-:. Vir
ginia Kpiscopal School took all three
places in the mile run. lierenbriar
i took both first places m the discus
j threw and shotput.
HAVRE 1)E GRACE
I First rac ? True Flier. $ I r. :;o. $4.SO.
i $2.40. lirst Woodland. $2 SO, 52.JO.
I second; Daniel. $2.20. third.
; Hecond I a ? 111 fideI. ST. 10. jn.f.n.
13.20, Aral: Pair Mac. jr..2", 13.40, ?cc
ond; Sinnlilseld. t" I
Third Pitta ' odd. f' 70. ? t. I".
i lirst . Sidereal. 1-10. ? t .- . onil;
P.rlirht l.ights. thin
!?' 'Urtii rac- s< ..:..I Thoughts.
1 12.7", $2 r>f'. Inrt Prelude. $4.SO.
I $4. second. I'fi itent, 2". third.
I'll lb r ?' r "lit l-'lat. * 1.J ??. t2.7".
}'.? 10 first. Tom M.'l agtart. $4.70.
j'.1 r.'1 s.'.-oii'l i .1 ? u. ?2 'JO. third.
Sixth rac Royal Duel .
>4 40. 2'i. firs! . Midnight Sun. J.t.r.o,
| J J. T. ?>. se otid. Trickster, 20, third.
Hcventli r?c?- ?- lloseatc, $M.t>0,
ID-.40, J7.?0. first, Iron Hov, JV $8.10,
V. second, Vanity Dress, r, $(5.&0,
third.
I'loridii Slate I.eaKiie ItemultN,
A' Jacksonville Jacksonville. 5;
' Tampa. 0.
At St. Petersburg St. Petersburg
f>; Daytona, 1".
At I.akeland?I.ak'-land. f.. Orlan
do. (.
Honth Atlnnlle I.enene IlemillK.
PptirtHnburg, 6; .(Jreenvllle, 3.
Augut'.a, 0; Columbia. fi_v
Chajrlott?r17fc'ChArlcato'R. !<?
LEtt BASEBALL GAMES
Pittsburgh Brats Cincinnati,
1 to 0, in Great Contest.
Cul?s Win.
(By Associated Press. 1
CINCINNATI. OHIO. April 17.?
Morrison'* great pitching todny held
Cincinnati to four hits and Pittsburgh
won, I to 0.
Pittsburgh.
A.M. II. II. O. A. R.
Maranvllle. ss :i o n a r, u
Carey, of :> o o 4 0 u
Highcc. If 4 0 1 i 0 o
Ticrncy, 2b a n i a 2 o
[Traynor, 3b 4 o 1 l ii o
l Mohwer. rf 4 l i i o o
?trim in, ll> 4 n l ;? o 0
< lodt'h, c 4 n !? f. 2 ii
.Morrison, p a 0 0 0 2 ?
Totals 31 1 7 27 1 1 (l
Cincinnati.
A.M. It. 11. (>. A. E.
Hums, of ,1 ii n i i o
Nenle, rf. . 4 .0 t (i n n
Duncan. If 4 ft 0 1 0 1
Hohnc. 2I> I ii ii s i n
Dauh?ti, lb a <i o 3 1 ii
Cavaney, s.<* :j ii o 3 3 |
P'inelli, 3b a 0 1 3 a 0
Wlngo. c :l o 1 2 2 ii
htiquc, |> ,... 3 0 1 0 4 0
Totals 3q o 4 2" lfi 2
Pittsburgh 000 dirt 00i>?I
Cincinnati ftftft ftftft nod?u
Summary: Two-base hits?Travnor.
buf|iie. Stolen base?Rohwer. Sacri
fice?Carey. Double plays?Caveney
to rinelll. I,eft on bases ?-Pittshurgh.
7: Cincinnati. 4. Mase on balls?off
Morrison, 1 ; off bunuc, 3. Struck out
?bv .Morrison, 4; by Lu<|u$, 2. Um
pires?Mora n and Quipley. Time?
1:24.
KILLIFER'S CUBS
STOP CARDINALS
|r*y Associated Press.J
ST. LoC IK. April' 17.?ChlcaK"
banded St. I.ouis its first defeat of the
season In the Natiotuil I.ensue today,
wi tin I tier the second came of the scries
by 7 to 6.
Chicago.
A.M. 11. 11. O. A. K.
Stat7., cf 4 I 2 2 I 0
Hoiiochor. ?s fi i 2 4 a
lv'elleher, lib 4 ii 0 l 4
Crimes, lb a <i | lft l
Callaghan, rf 4 1 1 a fi
Miller. If 4 1 1 0 0
Kriitf, 21) 4 1 2 2 4
O'Fa rrell, c a 1 l fi 2
Martin, p I u n (I 0
Kenn. p 1 0 (I 0 o
*Wels 1 1 0 0 0
Totals a I 7 10 27 15 0
St. I.amis.
A.M. It. II. O. A. 10.
Smith, rf i. n l a ii (i
Founder, lb a 1 1 7 0 1
.-toeIt, alt fi 2 2 0 1 O
llornsby. 2b 4 2 2 a a 0
I lea theoie. cf 4 ft a i; o o
Mcllenry, If 4 u 1 0 n (I
Torporeor. ss 4 n 1 3 3 ti
? 'lemons, o 4 o 1 5 2 <?
Poiil:, p n ii n ii 2 (i
Marfoot, p a n a o ii o
t Mueller 1 (l 1 il ft (i
t Ma tin 0 l n ti ti o
Totals 3 7 6 13 27 II 1
?Matted for Martin in seventh.
T^'atted for Marfoot In ninth.
J Ran for Mueller in ninth.
<"hica?r Mil illlft .1 ftO 7
St. I.ouis 2<'l 02ft out?1*>
Summary: Two-base hits?llornsby
(2>. Stock, Iteathcote, Stat?., llol
locher. Three-base hits?Krng, O'Far
roii, Founder. Stolen base?tJrlmes.
Sacrifice?Stat*. Double plays?llol
loclier to Kmc to Crimes; Toriiorcer
to llornsby to Kournier;. Statz
li'Farrell. I.eft on base?Chicago, 4;
St. I.ouis. fi. Unse on balls?off Mar
tin. 2; off Marfoot. 3. Struck tint?by
Doak, I; by Marfoot. 4; by Martin. 2:
by Keen, I Hits?off Dnak, In I 1-3
innings; off Marfoot. f> iu 7 2-3; off
Martin, 1" in fi; off Keen. 3 iu 3. Win
ning pitcher ?Martin. I.osing pitcher
Mnrfoot. empires?Klern and Sen
tclle. Time 2 hours.
AWFUL EXHIBITION
AT WASHINGTON
fMv Associated Press.1
WASH INtlTON. April 17.--Wasb.
Ini;ton defeated Philadelphia todav, )t
to J', in one of the wlerdcst games
ever seen here.
I*btlndrlphln.
A.M. II. IT. O. A. 10. t
Voting. 2b f> 2 2 3 3 ft '
Johnston. lb 4 I 2 f 1 ft
Walker, cf. 5 0 1 2 0 ft I
Welch, rf 5 i i 2 i> ii i
Miller. If f, 2 3 2 ft ft!
I'crkins, c fi 2 4 2 1 <>
Dykes. 3b 2 1 ft I 2 ft'
Calloway, ss 4 ft I 3 3 ft 1
Moore, p 1 ft ft ft ft ii j
Sullivan, p ft ft ii ft ft ft I
Ileina> Ii. p 1 ii ft o < o '
Yarrison. P 1 ft ft n 1 ft |
Motnmell, p ft ft ft ft ft u
?Mr.l7.lll 1 ft ft ft tl ft
Totals 30 !? 1 4 24 15 ft1
\\ ashing I on.
A.M. K. II. O. A. 10.
.1 iidue. lb I 2 2 1ft ft ft
Harris, 21> 4 ft 2 3 fi ft
Milan, rf f. ft I 1 I n [
Mice, rf fi ft ft 2 ft ft :
Smith, If h 2 a ft I I
Shank?. 3b I' 1 ft I 2 1
l.ainotte, 31. 4 2 2 3 1 ft
1 vckinpaui;h, ss... 3 3 2 I 3 ft
Chart it v, c 2 1 2 fi I ft:
Monridne, p ft ft ft 1 ft 1
tMrower ft ft ft 0 ft ft
Mrillheart, p I ft ft ft ft 0
Woodward, p 1 ft ft 0 1 ft
/.achary. p ft ft ft ft ft ft ,
tOnslin ft ft ft ft 0 ft
Phillip*. p 0 ft ft 0 ft ft I
Totals 34 II 1 4 27 15 3 1
?Matted for Itommell in ninth.
? Malted for Mogriilgc in second. |
{Matted for Zachary In seventh. I
Philadelphia 401 012 iftft? !? I
Washington ft3ft ft.n 4ft*?II
Summary: Two-bnse hits Oharrlty, i
Harris. Three-base hits?Perkins,
Millet, J'ecUitipaunh. O h ? r r I t y,
Walker. .Inge Homo run Judge.
Stolen base ? - Jtlili(C. Sacrifices ?
P.rowi r, Harris. Calloway, Coslin.
Double play- Pcckinpaugh to Harris
lo Judge* l.eft on base ?Philadelphia.
3; Washington. S. Mase on balls?off1
Mofcridi--c, j; ,,ff Moore, 3; off Sullivan.
I. off Woodward, 3; off Yarrison, 2.
Struck out by Moore, I; by MoRrldge.
I; by Mrillheart. 2. bv Woodward, 2;
by Phillips. 1. Hits- off Moore. 2 in 1
(one run scored, 3 on hase and none
[out in second) Hlts?-off Sullivan,
none in 2-3 inning, off Helnaeh. K in 3
innlnits; off Yarrison. 3 in I 2-3 in
nings; off MogrldRe. 5 In 2: off Mrill
heart, 4 in 2 inninKS (one run scored,
one "n base and none out in fifth):
off Woodward. 3 in 2 1-3 innings; off
Zarhary. 1 in 2-3 inninKs; off Phillips
I in 2, off P i?in in el I, a in 1 2-3 innings
Hit by pitcher ? by - Mrillheart
(Dykes). Wild pltehcs Mogrldgo,
Moore. Sullivan. Malk ? Mrillhear*.
| Winning pitcher?Phillips. Dosing
pitcher- -Yarrison. I'tnpires ? Owens
and Chill. Time -2:2ft.
OMR
BASEBALL
Mnyn's Inland Park
C1IAPPIK JOHNSON'S
I'll I I.A OKI.I'll I % AM.-STAIt*
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ill I.I, PIO'ITIIJP
IlICIIMOM) <il ANTS
Monday, Tuendny, Wrdnrcday,
Tliu radar, April I7-1H-I0-2O
Special Raster Monday Came Called
12:3ft p. M.?Tuesday, Wednes
day, Thursday Oamen
4 P. M.
ne?fr*f Rents While Pnlrona
H
HARVARD TENNIS TEAM MAKES
CLEAN SWEEP AGAINST LOCALS
Crimson Racquet Wicltlers Register Easy Victories in
Singles?Country Club of Virginia Forces Visi
tors to Extend Themselves in Doubles.
.>, . "y Alftn Gwjnii.
?irA.?<L,".,oml , J'jayefs displayed a
a of hut liarvard
jinrt l! ?.. ?.V6n, ni.?re powerful game.
(V... ,l,l? "i,Ie matches ai
day. of V,rB|,,lw y??ter
?,*!* "id three doubles were
Jiw. ? ?n<1 ?"Ue<1 '?> a reverse for
tlie local racqunt wlelders.
thr,,.?^i.ViCl,.,non.tl Player*, however,
through their play revealed a splcii
s|,tvKnr"T:?W I1 "I for I'nlver
Pennsylvania men. who plav
X ,,lo,"/;rr,lw "I the Country flnl.
Inst-ini ? ,y w?rc In t he km me everv
iV.ii. nn,l met Harvard's slashing,
h .'?.l hK.,n il'k wUh h?rtllnu l-a.k
? i ' h"l> and cut strokes.
? r\. V'iiJi'. W1"S. t0?. M,I"nK for t'nuii
*"'? demonstrated this
sirnl i v. '"''"'ietice. hut noi neces
? I ' tennis xuperlorltv. The :-in
& v,rCh,vll'!'IHl walkover f-r ihe
tin.,, of i,^ "hen cnme the double*
Stvle IInil"il""'1 tincorked Its splendid
Its bes" to wVnV "'** fnrC#d ?"
Fleming and Ulekel lost to l-lar
threV* thrlir ^U"w, ""d ''fnffnian. in
thiee thrilling sets. 3-6. fi-3 7.;,
f, '.,aM''.,rrlm"on raptaln. who
}, "iimher three on the Harvard
tennis team last, year, has a batter
ing. fas-t service, and time and acsin
dr?ves ;",T/VV"h u"npLTahle
i!? r/i?', 1 f.'ffnian was wild. though
he played a part leu la r!v strong cam"
Ml ."n," f Repeatedly he drove the
J.?!' ","t of the court, and on his nor
fauU? 1. r?Ci?l,S l,0'n,R on double
rauits. In the second set he mad?
four consecutive faults, and a mo
he'i'iod vrnli"M?'he game when In a
over the lines. ",r hail
Frost and Farnham. Harvard. were
forced to three sets to win f-oIn Val
entine nnd lllce. 3-6. ?.2. M ||?.
"Vd, ?!'f?.rd/f Country club, ? ore
fi-ii S.fi M nnfl Rpv- "a rvard,
nel'Jr t*,P j F*lr>.rn 1 n?*""15'0'<0'? Hiiare
Pfaffman doubles match fast volley
LEGION WILL HOLD
2-DAY TRACK MEET
fO.v Associated Press ]
riIH.ADKI.PHIA. PA.. April 17
The annual American IjckIou neid
day. the program of which contains
cha m ploti sh I p events for American
Athletic I'nlon athletes, as well as
for legion and army and navv men.
will lie a two-day meet this vear it
will be held at Shlbe Park, "on .intie
and 1". Heretofore the meet litis
been held at Franklin Kleld, but this
will not be available this year, be
cause of construction of a new
stadium.
An Increased number of entries
made it impossible to complete the
program in one day, the iiianasemeiit
announced today. A mil representa
tion from the army, navy and marine
corps has been promised.
ANSON DIErriVKFOHK
RECEIVING REWARD
[By 1'nlted News. 1
N'KW YORK. April 17.?"Pop" An
son? early labors for the pood of
professional baseball would have
brought their reward this season had
lie lived. Too late. .It|d"c K M
I .and is decided to civo Anson an im-'
portant job in the higher administra
tion of the game, and the judge was
.lust about in announce the appoint -
men 1 when Anson died, according to
"is ?''ct'raw, manager of t he j
Although Anson wns comparatively
poor in his later rears, he refused
the hf?tPfe?wCseasorns.Cnefll Rnm" ,n
AMERICAN LEAGUE
... nt'.sr i.'i's vnsTimnAv.
Washington. lit Philadelphia. 0.
All others?rain.
.-toil
? i*r.n
.000
STAXDlVf; OI-' t 1,1 lis.
, , Won. I.n*t. Pel.
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N c?v York 2 , ...._
Philadelphia ;t ..
Washington 2 a
llontiin I
Chicago [ I jj
Detroit 0 !|
WIIKHK TIH-M Pl.AV TODAY.
Detroit n < 4 h Irnffo.
St. I.oul* hi 4'le*?>lnnrt.
Phllnilelphln nt Washington.
Viirk nt lloaton.
COLLEGE GAMES
I'niverslt.v of N ?? Virginia
Pi.lytechnic Institute. \
Valo. 1: fScot'cij?. <i.
M lsslsslpiil A. .<? m.. I'nl vcrsii v
<>r r^nnoj'soo, o.
VatKlerbllt, lii: Ohio State. | r,.
Tetas I.ensue nemult*.
At I- ort Worth Kort Worth, 10
Slireveport. 3. *
Pana^'a!""1 f''n? Wlehlta Kails. 5;
^ At _ Houston?Houston, J>; Halves
Re'aumont. Antnnlo, 3;
point. PfiifVmiiii nt m? 'or oaoh
many kllilnir IoIm nci
real lenii U, bui,l"?-?rKI?m'nK "la-vc?l
a loss nBaiiiHt thi. A l,?n??wliat at
presented hy the nKc "(Tenso
, Harvard players 10 ext?erlenecd
presented iirnlialtlv n.V i J'ear.
t" this nrolilfVm "? >" answer
that <!oiiiitrv e'!iVl? T/'Z" h'\ ?le<-l?re.I
adequate varjed J1,"1 fcet
know lott?r-,?orfeet. they
? terdiV'" Yl'1* i'',";11"'1 lh*''?uru yea.
an?l through. ini and do?"r.n"i ,!\rn,,C|?
Haln's* ",\>w "voVk! r'"K n?'' ""'hlte
The floors*:
n J Miring Harvard. v*. Harris. fi.2
fi fa.nl,am. Harvard, v, Smoot>
*** 5:1:
K?.v. Harvard, vs. Valentine. 6-3.
Pf^ffman. Harvard, vs. BlekM. II-?.
. r>"?ilile*.
feated Va^nlinV^n^n'^"?:;1;
^nivnr^:nri: &
narrl>sf<snrt'lBufct?r'd.' fi1 'iv"jTr d?u1??'1
bob fitzsimmons. jr..
WILL BOX RKKVF.S
I Hy L"n!tc?rl Now*. l
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nl?.vo,i on a wot Held ???? M,m?,
hard hlltliiu- nnVi V marko-i
? Int. all nf >i.A and liy ti)r fa.rt I
earned. ?'Kielhorne"!** ? "'iV'r0'1 Wrr* I
an Nhilliy to hit t?' Min nv 1
??ioi|.|?rhrs. ThomH* hard in
'zi *rz::n\c rha ?"????'
The l|eldiii> of Parker at" ,n,Mni"E !
I^nrlihiirR easily featured .h!'"t,.u^r
ivational^i.KAoni-: ?"
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vn'Jl. ?M?m|,h,?-MPmp,"s. 3; Xash- ;
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SPIDERS DROP ANOTHER
T
William and Mary Takes Sec
ond Game From Lo
cals, 7-5.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
NOIII'DI^K, V.\? April 17.?The
? llliam ami Mary College baseball
team whipped University of Rich
mond hero today. 7 to 5, after win
ning from the Spiders In Newport
N-.-ws Saturday, an,| thereby clinched
the baseball series between tho two
school.-.. with odds against them
the Hod anil 131 uc, however, kept
plunging; away, looking dangerous
throughout, but the Indians' super
iority was an insurmountable ob
stacle.
Uoliaon placed "Hobble" Snead in
! Mm I ni in an efTort to brine tho
series to one-all, but Snead failed,
and while his batters hit as often
as the Indians, eight Spiders were
I left stranded. William and Mary
bombarded Snead for four runs in
| the second. making two singles ami
I a triple, while Knead contributed a
i hit batsman and an error.
Failure of Snead, .fones and Herge:
j to produce hits In the two Tidewater
j games was a disappointment to the
Hed and Itlue. Mlckr.. J. fhnndivr
| and Cohb were terrors with the
j stick for the Indians.
I Stephens started the gn me, but
I llarwood finished and pitt hed good
hall. Dobson use,j nil of his avail
able strength. Richmond alumni
; tendered the Spider team a banquet
' tonight.
William and Marv lia* won tr.i
] baseball series, but the third came
wit! be played at Williamsburg.
William nml Mar#.
AH. 1? H. O. A. K.
Ilicks, ?s 5 a 2 " 1 n
? "ooke, ib 4 | ii 5 j o
I I..owe, 3b. 5 it ii | n o
Cobb. cf 4 2 2 I 0 1
?t. i ?handler. If. ... 4 1 i 3 0 ?>
i K. ""handler, c .1 ] an 0 n
? W bite, 2b 4 | ] | j ?
! i "larUe. rf 3 n | 2 i a
Stephens, p 1 ii ii a | n
llarwood, p a I 1 1 2 ft
Totals 3fi 7 )ft 27 7 1
t'nlverslty of II Ichmond.
AM. It. 11. ii. A. I?
Kwman, ef 4 ] ?? o ft a
Cijtak, cf. o a o r? a n
.l"'en, 2b 4 ft 1 1 3 2
r:-.iy. ss S 2 .1 .1 J ft
Snead. ji 5 n ii n 4 1
Herger, lb 4 it 1 IS 2 i
Mohoney, if ;t a n a i> i,
i Johnson. If 2 a n a n a |
j Turllncton. rf I a a i ii o
! Itlchardson. rf. ... 2 a 0 a ft a !
i Patterson, c 3 I 2 fi t n
To will, ah 4 I 1 3 4 a 1
Totals 37 .1 III 2; 17 1
! William and Mary....a(a ft.'I Haft ; '
i I'niversily of Uieh... 10| (Hi2 001 '
_ Summary: Two-base hit?Kiay.
Three-base hit ? Kray. Home run ?
llarwood. Stolen has' .1. Chandler. -
| Sacrltlce hit?Cl.tr'.t. Double plav i
H? rgi-r to Jones, lilt b> pitched ball
Hcrgcr. Patterson and K. Chandler.
I.eft on bases ? William and Mary. I;
I'liiversitv of Itliltmond. K. Hase on
bails?off Stephens. 3; off llarwood,
off Snead, I. Ilits "ff Stephens,
I in 2 1-3 innings; off llarwood. 0 in
I fi 2-3 innings. Struck out?by
Stephens, 3. hv llarwood. *?; by Snead,
Time of K'inie, 2:05. Umpires.
Stuart and Resell,
NORTH CAROLINANINE
TRIMS VA. TECH
fSpecial to The Tlmes-J">ii<patch.]
IIOA.VOKK, VA., April 17.?In the
first game of the week of play In
Virginia the I'niversily of North Car
olina defeated A" P I. baseball tenm
I today at the fair gmunds by a
scire o| 7 to 4. The game was callfd
In the eiphth inning to allow the
V. P. I. team to catch an tarly train
for Itlacksb'MT.
North Carollnn.
AH. it. II. O. A. IJ.
MrI lon.iid. ss 3 3 3 2 I 0
Mel.ean. 2t> 3 0 II o 2 1
K. Morris. 3 b 3 2 3 3 2 '?
l<. Morris, c a o i i; i ,?>
Sliirl.-y, ih 4 0 l lo 2 n
Johnson, rf 4 o o a o o
Homier. If 2 I 0 1 ft 1
Tenney, cf 3 I iJ 1 o t
I.cwi'llyn, p 3 0 f\ 1 ]0 o
Totals 2S 7 8 24 21 3
Virginia.
.'.n. P.. II. O. A. IS.
i Vlnke, .lb ^ 0 ii 0 3 0
Carroll, If 3 0 o 2 0 0
Heane, lb 3 0 1 11 n 0
S'emp. e 3 0 0 f. 1 0
Morton, rf, p 4 0 1 o 2 0
Putherforil. ss. ... 3 I I 1 2 1
Wallace, rt 3 2 2 1 0 1
Thomas. 2b 2 1 ft I ft 0
i If! He. 2 b 0 ft 0 0 1 0
| Mvrii-k. p., rf 3 ft l ft 4 0
| ?Harvey I ft 0 0 0 0
Totals 20 4 fl 25 13 I
?Harvey batted for Thomas in the1
\ riahth limine.
| North I'ai'olinn 103 021 Oftx?7!
Virginia I'. 1 0n0 030 10x--4 |
Summary: Home runs - Wallace.
Mcfionald and R Morris. Struck out
\ by i.ewellyn. 7; by My rick, 3; by
I Morton. 1. Hits off Myrick, 7 In 5
inninas; ofr Morton. 1 in 3 innings
| IJase on balls?ofr Morton. 3. Hit by
j pitched ball McDonald and Honner.
1 Sacrifice hits?Deane, .Morton and K.
1 Morris. Time of game, 1:50. At
i tendance, 500. empire. Sap Griffin.
At $28.50
A Real Demonstration of
Clothing Values
We are today inaugurating a special sale to continue the balance of the
week, as a demonstration of the material reductions in Men's Cloth
ing costs as against last year.
It has been many seasons since we have been- able to offer for your selec
tion such a wide variety of patterns and weaves at $28.50.
This most unusual offering includes pin stripes, tweed mixtures, her
ringbone effects, blue and gray serges and numerous other attractive
combinations.
As a companion special we offer an assortment of worsted, serge and
tweed Trousers, suitable for business or sport wear, at the very low
price of $5.75.
And as an added and seasonable attraction we have two, lots of Rain
coats, belted and plain, at $8.50. - ,
816-818 E. Main Street. Opp. 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg.
???ii |fc 0 J ii im^??opaw? in i Q\ ii?m??
THRILLING BASEBALL
GAME IS CAPTURED BY
WASHINGTON AND LEE
Shots From Passing
Aulo Arouse (Golfers
[By Associated 1'rc.u.]
NUTl,KV. N. J.. April 17.?Mem
bers ^>f the Yountaknli <Solf Club
today formoil vigilantea commit
tees to learn wliy tho club's goh"
course was swept l?y a volley of ]
chots from a speeding automobile
yesterday afternoon.
About fifty persons were play
ing the cotirso when the inachinft
appeared. In the far were five
men, and as It dashed beside the
links at least twelve shots were
fired at the players. No "ne was
hit, but thero was a Reneral rush
for cover.
The club is one of the oldest In
New Jersey, lio/trr J. Adams, one
of thos? who was on the course,
said today that none of the mem
bers could think of a cause for
till shoot I n (J.
2G TENNIS FLAYERS
ENTER SPRING TOURNEY
Men's Singles of (Greenbrier
Club Event Arc Hard
Fought.
| Spe.-lH I to The Tim en - 1>I spa t eh. 1
wintk sru'iiru simungk. w.
VA.. April 1".?The annual 'print;
tournament of I he Greenbrier Tennis
t_*ltili opened today with a Held of
twenty-six players, and the mutches
were started in the men's sltiKles. All
the lit st -roti ml matches were played
and more than half of the second.
The eight seasoned players ail came
through without difficulty. S. II.
Vosliall being th<* only one who was
pressed to a tleuco set. .1. II. McKay,
of Indianapolis, was the one to carry
hint to a second set.
Voshall and ii. S. Hhafer are drawn
in the same half and are likely to
meet in the semifinal round, and if
they do they will light agsin the
I'lneliurs! biittle of last Saturday,
which ended :?-al! in the fifth set.
frank T. Hunter Is in the lower
half, and should come through to the
fins! round.
< ?n Tuesday the women's singles
and men's doubles will h* started,
leaving the women's doubles ami the
mixed doubles for Wednesday.
The summaries:
First round ? M. ?Hhafer bent
Kmerson Mac.M II la n. III., by default;
S. W. Merrihew l>eat I' M. Wlielen.
?;?!. R-r.; U. It. Itldwell beat Armand
li. Ilruneau, ??:!. 7-.%. K. t. Hunter
heat K \\". Leonard by default; W. I*
Hemuth beat H. I.ehman by defautal
K. I\ Lamed bent i:. l-\ Itriaga b7
default; It. Thc.net heat .1. K. llodre?
bv default; t.'ralc Middle beat K. A.
Otis. 6-0. B-l.
Second round?Voshall beat J. I,
McKay. 6-<. 7-fi; Hhafer beat Merri
hew 8-0. fi-3; V. T. Hunter bCAt lie
niuth, 1-?. <1-1: I.anted beat VTlonet.
B-l. B-S; A. W. Merriam beat It. R
Harlan. B-0. B-l.
Lexington Tcnm Takes Con
test, 4-3?Win in Thir
teenth Inning.
PITCHER GETS REVENGE
Southpaw Liudbcrg Scores
Deciding Tally by Driv
ing Out Double. I
[Special to The Tlines-DlApateh.]
CIIA ltU)TTi:8VIM,K, VA? April
17.?-Ijimlbcrn'H flayluiiK double In
the thirteenth IiiiiIdk scoring Terry,
nave Washington and |,eo h 4-to-3
victory ovi'r Virginia today, makir.i?
It two straight for the iTencralH.
Two thousand ratiK remained In tbo
stand* to Mb the finish, detpiit th?
om'otnlnc (larknose.
Tlio result whh swoot ro.-e-iffo fop
I.lndborc, for In l/>xlticton lant w?ck
Virginia batted Klin out of the box,
Hi.'orliiR seven runs in the second
Innlna- Tito clever eouthpitw was in
flne fpfUn today. He wont tho en
tire route, i?sued but on" pits*?that
In the thirteenth?and fanned seven.
Tilt lienernlft' victory was a clean
(lit one, for thoy out-bit. and oui
lleld' il i h<* iirntmo and Mine player*.
Iliwle |io|i|?-d sensationally at tho hot
corner, ncci ptirifi; ton out of elevtti
chancer, many of thoni c|iilt" difficult.
I'retty catches wore in ad" in tho
ontlloid by Kwltxor anil Frew.
\\n >h I itg t on nmt I.or.
A It. It. It. O. A. FJ.
Swltxer, rf f. i? 3 2 0 1
I luffwtct ler, ??'<* .*? " " i 2 1
IIml -. 3b n 2 u In I
I'olllns. I'b ?; n it a i o
I- row. of ? 1 2 3 2 0
Htirrclson. if. A.,,. t n n t ?? o
T< rry. lb i; ?> j ) r. o
Maitox. c ?; fi it jo l j
1.1 iid be re, p 1 :t 1 :> 'j
Totals 4S 4 11 30 21 ?
\ I re Ioln.
a it it m. o a. i:.
Carrincton, 2b. ... ? 12 ? I 1
McC'tv, cf 5 " 1 I ?' it
Multood, rf "i "It" l
Cnrlylo. If 4 0 1 0 0 0
I teltrlck. i'- ?> ?) " I t 'l
I ninn 3b f. '? " I .t 2
Foster. 11. r. 1 0 l.'i J 1
I'arrlsB, 4 1 2 11 2 0
Uarrlfon. p 4 ? 2 1 1 o
-Hubbard n n 'I 0 o n
t Holland 1 it ft 0 0 0
Total* 4? 3 9 .11 13 4
?Hatted for Mahood In thlrtoonth.
tltattoi' for 1'nrrlnli In thirteenth.
Smro o" Innlupf It.
W, ami 1. "ii" "2it 1 AO Oftft 1 - 4
Virginia II" ""1 """ n'tO n? 3
Hu.ninary: Two-banc h.t --Mndbt rK.
Throe-base bit--Terry, {stolen buM-a
?Sv.ltr.or t2). lltilTsteiler. Hlsle,
Frew, t 'a rr I net on, Iteltrick, l-'ofter.
I>otible play* -Peltrlok to f'arrlliR
ton 'o Foster. Hnso on bulls ? ott
I<1 ridborn. 1: off Harrison, 4 lilt by
pitched ball - <'arlvIo, Hobbard. ic
rlfice hit Switzer. liuffstetler. fl.tr
roirftt. 2; Met'oy, farlyle, Parr*h,
Harrison. Struck out ? bv Uindbe.-j.
7: by Harrison, in. Wild pltc'..?
Harrison. Time of tjame, 3-no. Lm
??lro, fross. Attendance. 3.0"n.
Twice As Much Business
Saturday
That's PROOF of the Success
of Dabney'sNew "Low Profit Plan"
As Any Day During
The History of
Dabney's Subway?
Even Special Sale Days
It's proof that Dabney has lilt
the right chord. Men nro buy
iny Shoes at. Dabney's as nercr
before, because N 0 WII E It E
E I, S E I N T If E U N IT E I>
STATES CAN YOU GET
THEM AS LOW IN Fit ICE.
And that's saying something.
Try Florsheim, Stncy-Adams or
E d w In C1 a p p next time and
save $2.00 to $5.00 per pair.
Stacy-Adams <j?1A
Famous Shoes ?yIU
Edwin Clapp (MA
Famous Shoes vlv
We have them In all widths, In
combination lasts from AAAA
to EE.
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