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RICHMOND VICTORIOUS OVER PORTSMOUTH IN OPENING GAME
GOLTS SHOTTED SPELL
CIST BP PORTSMOUTH
Win First Game of 1922 Sea
son From Truck
ers, 6-4.
I.F.WIS SCORES S ECO Ml VICTOUY
Kornifr llorhcslrr Pitcher Mendy In
I'tnche*?NhtirlMii|i lin an it ti k >>
Kicliln Ilrllllnnlly, Slopping Mnlh
Innlnjc Itnlly.
The spell of the Truckers" is
broken, and th" latest acquisition to
the Colts' hurling staff. Lewis. lias
the honor "f trampling the colors of
Jimmy Vb-x's Portsmouth team !n
the fins:. Leu Is turned the tr.-k
yesterday afternoon at .Mayo Island
Park iti the first <? f i series of three
games between .ur buys and the
league leaders Tile final score whs
6 to 4.
To pay .( tribute !n oti?* tliat is
due a., few words of [>rals?. it must
be said that Lewis hurled a it- M
I>etter hall casii'- than 11>?? score
dicntes. Two awful hobble*., wit.;
double plays In sight both times,
gave the visiting team a lead of
two runs In th- opening chapter.
Oreenae and Culm r.ghani wen the
guilty parties, but the Colts came
fri?m boh rid ami triumph'.! the
mlscues in th" opening chapter are
forgiven
t Ability or" I.ewls to jiit>-h tin. brand
of hall he is capable of. when th
Truckers threatened to scire, won
hi:n his second victory --.?i. .? joining
the Colts, lie turned back the Hooky
.Mount Krorjehos hi the North f'aro
Una town last Monday, allowing them
hut Olive hit.- Portsmouth touched
him tor ten blows yesterday, but 111
only two instances did they result
In runs Voter smacked a homer
over the fence in the second Inning,
and two singles and a double gnvo>
the Truckers .1 run. and the local
fans hear: failure, jn the ninth in
ning. Lew is recovered ipiickly. how
ever. and Keller's boys have started
another week with a victory over a
team which has beaten them in every
contest this season, with one <x
>ej>:,on, .1 tie game on Portsmouth's
... --t trip here.
< in minor It Kiel (I* llrll limit ly.
Official averages will show Lewis
to he the winning pitcher, but he
owes much of his success to .1 . 1 r
taln young chap named (.'avanaugh.
Playing the shorttiehl with an in
jured leg. the boy obtained by the
Colts from Heading, in the interna
tional League, put up a sensational
game yesterday. He accepted eight
chances without a miseue and stopped
the Truckers' rally in the ninth in
ning only after a brilliant throw to'
the plate.
Jimmy Viox, the visitors' boss, was
desperate when the last chapter
rolled around, with his team trail
ing the Colts by three inns, and sent
in C his lio I in to hit for S10, pitcher.
The pinch bitter's effort was a
?. rounder "Hlng" Aragon "i which
the Cuban made a sensational olay
to retire the runner at first Hashaug
beat out an inlield lilt and took third
when Voter singled to right. 1 loose
tree doubled to right and Hashang
counted. Voter milling up on third.
Hooney drove a hot one to Lewis,
the ball striking his "limb" and de
flecting Into the hands of ''avanaugh.
Voter attempted to score front third
on the play. as he should have, but
Cavaiiaugh whipped the ball to
Greenue and the visitors' shortstop
was caught at the plate Viox hit
one to Arauon and Hooney was re
tired at second, ending the game.
Colls Score I'mir In M\lli.
A hitting spree in the sixth stanza
gave tile ?Jolts four run- and a it ad
which tin Truckers could not over
come. Lane, who started on the
mound for Portsmouth, had worked
well until tee six!' a:lowing only
one run. a wallop over tin- left-center
held fence by "Hlng" Aragon in tiu?
llt'M fining He walked Keller :? +*1
Cunningham, the first two n:.'ii to
face him In the sixth and when
Weafer doubled to left, scoring; Kid
ler and sending Cunningham to third,
Jimmy Viox culirvanH, V. no 1..inter
and sent Lane "To "uie <lug..u- S ...
a left bander took up the hurling
task. Shannon sliewio his contempt
for thi new pitcher by s oring Cun
ningham and Weafer with a triple
to r:^h* field Cavaiiaugh singled
to the infi.M an 1 Sliann >n counted.
With nob dy . lit lin-i-iiin beat .i:f
an infiebl hit, ! :t <'avauaugh w a -
caught off -econd la-.- bv n'Hrien,
when h- strayed t . far away rt :
home. It V IS a beautiful peg to the
keystone ? ; n. Lewis fanne.) ai 1
Itiirnos wiv: ?. third to first
Keller i, resorted to a little
'?f > .1 ? ! selentlfic game In
the , t., r the result \i a one
run >; :.r. .11 aught the Portsmouth
Infield i :i ppir.it arid laid down a per
feet but.* which i.-ll.-d bit ween tlrst
and ?? 1 . : is. . Cavaiiaugh repeat -
1 '? ' -re. Shannon t.. third
w hen P0.1 I ,.ir it 1,1 iiiiant eati h of
his ! !H- !'!> ali i l.-w is s.- .r ? d Shan
non whi ?: 1 ? - ? t ? 1 i , right. Hun os
: -J At at' f. -r. f as y .- . t?
I! !? luminal.
liair.f s,
A r raj; or.
Keller. i:.
Cunning)
Weafer. it..
Shannon r!
Cavuiw't
<irf>( n:*1
I^t-wls, ;?
Tola Is
I'or I siikui i li.
AH. K H.
Basaar.p-. \i 4
Yoter. r
(jooitlrtf, 3b 1
Kooney, lb. ..
Vlox. rf 4
Post, cf '
Alien. 2b 4
O'Brien, c
I^ane, i> .
Soo. p 1
?Chisholm 1
.1
/
Totals r> 4 7 14 1
?Baltfl for S< . In ninth
8cor?j by Innings. it.
Richmond i'1' ?? *
I?ort?rnouth i i
Suminarj-: Two-bane hit.- Han ?.
Weafer, Allen. *?*?>'??? ??t r?-e Tltt ?
base hits?Shannon J'o>.-! Home
run*?Arragon, Voter. ;.i ..
Lewis to Weafer t'? 1? n l;?sc ?
BawtuiiiK- Hit by pltciu-il ball by
LcwIb, 1 (Baiihanfci Wild piirh'-s
J^ewlB (2). on 1 :<?.s lt. hrni.nd
8; Portsmouth. 10. l-'ir>t .,r <?;.
rors?PortBmouth, 2. # , . - balln
?oft Ix;wls, 6; off Lnh<\ . Jilts off
Ijane, 7 In '? inning ?? out >,
nlxth). Struck out I- 1.. > t i,v
hanf, 3; by Soo. 1. l-o-ir.^ j, ? ?? -
I.ftnn. Time, of k?iih, i 0."., rmpiri s,
Orth and Schaeffer.
Id (er nation id I*-aKue llrault*.
Rocbenter, 6; Kyrarune, 5.
i No other ffamea ichedultd,
bl ?
SIX BOXING MA TCHES TONIGHT
A T BROADW A Y A THLETIC A REN A
Three Big Bouts and Same
.Number of "Prelims'*
Booked.
BOWKN BOXES DUNDEE
Popular Boy One of Princi
pals in Ten-Round
Battle.
Three first-cla"* boxing matches
and the sumo number nf preliminary |
affairs will bo stauod at t'ie Hroad
w.i\ Athletic An'na tonight I ?> en
liven tin- Ma> Miinkcr of the mem
bers nf i ho Hri>n<hv a > Athletic ?'lul>.
Since ib< ?? athor ??;??? n?tl up. the
. ul> ha.- nl? .1 to -tat-f all of it
smokers in tin- oiltdoor .iron.i in pt"t
I'li'iu I- !? t'io spadous hall at l.aure)
ami Itr -ail Streets. Tho promoters
have loft nothing undone t.> mako
toiiiuht'- aid .in attractive imp, and
,i full attendance ?>f tjie membership
N ? \|?.'? t.-il to !>?? present wIp-ii tlio
tiist prcl till Ina i v li.-ut jjoos on.
' Thi' ]<>?-.-! 1 promoters w ill Hash a
new. .mcr in th?' main J>???it. w! <? i?
' V?>iiti?r" MoW'-n. who ha- appeared
lor. i n several occasions. moots ,loO
I'imkIi- in a ten-round hunt. I'nuon
?a i tit like a whirlwind In his former
appearance. and tin- torrihlo "kick"
in hi- wrists \\ ? ? n decisive Victoria's
mi r hi- uppiini tits. I)nvvi>n is in the
best nf condition and ready to stop
Ini'id-' ?'^irl\ in tho liout.
' Hilly" l.atirlo and "Jackie" Doyle
t.iivi- I).en booked to furnish tho
siinitlnal match of tho ovenlnc, and
till? I'i? iit Is expected to bo a fa-t
"ti' It will go eiirltt rounds
"Spi'?*l>-? Whitney, one of the best
flyweight lio.\'-rs soon in action in
nirhini'tu! in several years, and who
NKWl'ORT NKWS WINS
XKWP'UtT NKWS. VA., May 22.
' Hig Itr.v" l.uca.s. on the mound for ]
the ltulldf-rs this afternoon, hurled
treat t.all and held tho heavy-hit ting
Km ky Mount Tarheels to six widely
scattered I.ingles, and Newport News!
\v>n. T to I.
Il<> was Invincible in tin- pinches
Woodhead. for 11ncky Mount, pitched '
a jroocl ^ ,i mo with the exception "f j
tile fourth inning, when bad base
bail by his teammates put him in a ,
hole, and the Hullders hit him rather
hard afterwards. After tli.s innlnt
t ..t a Hullder reached tir.-t base. Tli"
rami* was one of tho fasti st played i
hero this season
Itucky Mount,
AH K II O A. K
nates. If -V 3 a I. A "
Stoinbrenner, -b 1 a a 2 it
Walker. ? f 3 a 2 :i a
Swaclna, I 0 1 !? a
.Movers, .lb 4 0 1 1 2
('alder, rf 4 0 1 0 (?
Xari.ski, ss 4 0 ii 1 .1
Winston, c- - 4 0 ft ."
Woodheiid. i> 3 1 1 a .1
Totals :n 1 6 21 11 1
A cm port Nriu,
AH It. II. I ? A. K
Hangs, 2b 4 1 2 4 i> n
Smith, If." 3 1 1 o 0
Wood, cf 4 1 1 1 a a
Mallonce. rf 4 11110
MM aha n, l V. ,2 ?' a 13 0 n
i\<nn*(ly, c. ....... 3 1 1 4 0 0
I lift y. 3b ! 0 0 0 2 a
Whit'raft, ss. . 3 1 ll 1 3 a
Lucas, p 3 1 1 0 3 0
Totals 29 7 S 27 14 a
Score by Innings: H
Itn. ky Mount ana 000 01"- 1
Xewp"fl News . nan 7fta aa.v?7
Summary T?vi?-hase hits?('alder
Stolen bases?Mc.Mahan and Walker,
lia.-o on balls- .'Cf I.ucas. 2. Wood
head. J Struck on* ?by I.ucas, t.
Wo. 1h< ad, . I .eft on haso.- It., kv
Mount. 7, Newport News, 1 1'assed
tiiul Kennedy. I'rnplres, Hlackbum
and Hroslin Time, 1 3f>.
Tl <;> TRIM TARS
X< >KK< U.K. V.\? May 22. With
three Norfolk hurlejs Koing had.
J...iff |ier|ni miHK will as relief man
f r Horsey, and hitting tin- hall often
?i .1 rtut-.olj, Wilson defeated
Xorf'dk in (1 ? opening name of tho
i ries this a'Tternnon, !?> : ! ?? s? ??>rv
Of !' to a.
The tl? ' 1 ir:'if tli" Tar.- was poor.
Walters featured if. '!? hlttinu. with
two doubles and two -ingle- m four
? l.a nces.
Tht
M IlKiiri.
\ H. a. H O. A K
Morftri; 2It. I 3 a
Crouch, lb 1 " 1 7 2 0
Miller rf 5 3 2 S a 0
I a
Walter." :Ui i t
?lead. .S
Mat ha^ if i
A <1 f? i n s <? I
Moult..,, ss 5
Horsey, j, ,
.!?'! Ift. p. .... . <
a n tj ]
1 1 1 I
0 1 a n
'J otals ..
VermIIy. a,
Ti' to. If.
Hurt. ,f
Hot I,. Ih. .
1 Sn linghtr
.lohiiBon. r
Carey, 2h.
Steiiihack.
?Htnlk'infl.
Peterson.
.1 nes j.*
" .1 ohns >n .
>rfolk.
\ H. It. II ( i. A K
0 13 11
3 1
<J 0
t a II 3 12
t a ,1 r, J 0
1 a a I) II f,
" 0 0 a o 1
1 *l (I 1 (I 0
1 a I n I a
1 (i II 0 a
V, pi j- j_.
?on 111 seeond.
in ninth
W Us
.V .rf
Walters (2), T
a
Hatted f. ? I' i t ?
i< tied fi r ,loi,.
i re 1. . intiitlK
... ) :ui a'.' i ah?.- 1
3"2 atift ai>o 5
i" hi'* Miller,
lohti- i < "rouch.
Left on basen?Wilson, . Xorfolk. fi.
? Mi le pla\ -
Stole-: I: itr,. I'.aiiak'h
nf ? ts Itiirk*. C.a!:aKher Struck
It I ?. Il-.r-ev. 2; bv Jolllfi 4: /el-i
:? ? J"'.e!. 1 I", lie on I'll'.- itf
II T.-' Y. i . Off /.. III ! - 3 Hits off
I ."It- ? . :? t n n I 'C Off '/.???
lei ? ! m . Mining- ..ff | lor Hey ?. n
" " Innit gH WlnnlnK pltch'-r -
Mon ?.. t,.
.11!' I.
II' tier Peters r.
Tiiru hours ''rnplros- Holland
and Shafer.
'IVinw l.i'iiKiar Ili-stilt^.
llouHton. I't \\ i.rib, t
! Han Antonio, Italia*, 2 (e.x in
' nlng". rain;.
HtHuinont, 10; Shreveport. 0.
1 G&lveaton, 7; Wichita. Vali*, 6,
.n?i: ix ndi.i:.
!aims the championship of Rich
m-nd in th:> division. will face
I.efty" \V... .|s..n in :i special match.
This liout will y < six rounds.
Tli- three special lights will find
I.?? -:i 1 talent !??? rf ?? rmini; for 111 ?? 111 ??lu
lu-rs of the cluli.
WHITK SOX WIN ONE
I l?y Associated l'ress.]
UASIll.NT.TdN, May 22.?Chicago
defeated Washington ! to .1 tixlij,
Kaht r !>? itiK at his ln'st with men on
bases
A fast rt'lilile |>'a\ ? ? n Hooper by
linlu-e to I'e. ^ ami return was a foa
lure. The President and Mrj. Itar
tllng attended the name, wliich wis
? i>e;ieflt for the children's Hospital
"core:
I 'll lenuo.
A 11. K. 11. t) A. K.
Ilmijier, rf a o 1 J ij v
lohnson. ss 5 0 1 J 2 n
I'nllins. I'h 5 1 2 :t a ?
>tiil Ilk. rf 2 1 1 2 H 0
KaIk. If 3 0 0 2 U <>
?v lialk, o 2 1 It I 3 0
?iheeley. Ml 2 1 t' 1 ?> 1 0
MeClcllan, 3b 3 0 l 2 1 0
Fa her, p i n l o 1 ?
Total? 31 4 7 27 13 0
\\ nsliliiclon.
AH. 1
Harris, 2b
Ub.o, .-f 4
Judge, lb 4
Rrower, rf 4
<'.osllri, If 4
chunks. 3b. 4
? ihiirrlty, c 3
J 0
4 U
0
1
II. o
0 2
1 4
1 0
1 1
,\ i-:.
1 0
0 o
0 it
1 I
Kri-ksor:, i>.
0 o J 1
o l l a
t? o 0 2
Totals 31 3 7 27 10 i
Sc..re ti>' inning?: 11
t'hii'.-iK 01ft 210 000- i
Washington <'20 ft0" 001?3
Summary. : Two-bnao hit?Gos.m
Th base hits Hooper. Collins .2).
tiosiin. Sacrifices?Fn.!k, Schalk.
liotible plays- Judge to Peck t??
.Indue. .1 ohnsoti to Collins; Johnson
in Collins t<> She-lev. J,eft on uaso
Chicago, Washington. 4. Bases on
balls ?off Krlckson, f-; l-'aber. -?
Struck out - by Fa her. 6. Kriokson. 2.
Hit by pitcher?by 10r;ckson (Sheeiv);
by Faber HJharrity). empires-- 1III
debrand an?l Naliin. Time. 2 10.
KF.DS DOWN GIANTS
| |i> Associated 1'rcss.]
CINCINNATI. May 22.?Cincinnati
a tain oinbatl. <1 and outficlded New
York. winning today's game, 7 t-> 2
lllxi') h-ld tile visitors in check
in all Imt two* Innings. Nohf was
lilt sha : ;.l .. as w ,is al
ICyati. Th.
\??IT % nrli.
A R. It
?Ha ri< rof t ss 4 0
Kt 4 1
? Sroh. 4 a
V oil ni; rf .1 n
M.us.-I. If.
Kelly. II.
i'unnlnghiirn. ef.
Sriyd? r. c
Nehf. p
?Shlnners
Hvan.
? Hil W 11 iiHH
I II
1 I
:i
i
i
it a
l a
3 0
0 <>
T tn
Horn'
I >a ubj
1 ?an- an. If
H-hrie 2b
Harper, rf
ll.ii'Kravo.
Cii vi-iifv, -
I'lrielli, 3b
Hixey, p.
i I nrl ii mi 11,
a it. i: ii n a. io
n.
3
3 i)
Totals :t;i ? 12 27 12 0
?Hatted for Netif in eighth
'Hatted for Voung in ninth.
Score by Inning- It.
N?? w York . . ...100 n Hi on*
<' i !.-? i nna f i . , ...Clonal <i;i\ 7
>1111.11 .rv 'l'?.. I.a .. hit Hurr.*
Three l.a?e hif?- Frls.-h, Kelly. Har
>?' 1 ? M. is. I. Sa- rilicex liix.'y,
<'nri- inifliaii Double plays Han
i"ft to i-'ris.li. I'lnelli to Itohnc to
Danhcrt; CiinnlnRhntn to Kelly. r.eft
? 01 s. x York, t. Cincinnati,
His.- - -i bills .-rf Neiif. 2. Struck
' f. -. '?> Uixey, I. Hits--,
off N.-iif, in 7 Innings; off Kyan. 3
n I inrilriL'. Wild pitch- Rixey.
I.1 !jig ;? 1 ?? h< r Nehf. I'rnp!: cs, ltlg
>-r and Seiitellc. Time, 1 4,1.
coi.i.kgk basf.uali.
I" t. > e r > i t . ..f A (1 ha ma, 0; MIs
sis-lpp \ A M , I.
s.1111 her 11 %nunrln 11?n Urmill*.
riii 1 L tinn:. ; 1 *ha 11 a nooga, 2.
Atlanta. 7, Mempiiis. 2.
New Orleans. 7; Nashville, 10.
Mobile-.Littlo Itock?I'os ipomtf
rain,
ELEVENS OF NORTH CAROLINA STATE
AND V. M. I. MAY I'LAY IN VIRGINIA
Heports of n change In the place >>f the annual football game between
Virginia Military Institute and North Carolina State College have reached
Klehmon<l from RalviRli, the scat of the Tarheel Institution of learning.
A Vlrclnla city Is favored for the lt?-2 battle, according to Information |
received in Richmond. The contest has alternated between Italclgh and
Lexington. but as the cranio is scheduled to lie played in Lexington next
fall the Cadets have the say as to where it will be staged and are looking
with longing eyes to Norfolk, on October 2S, lite dato of tho gridiron
battle.
Richmond will see the V. M. 1. team in action oti November 11. Armis
tice Day, when the Cadets meet the University of North Carolina at Mayo
Island Park and us the Lexington team lias no content scheduled for
Norfolk to date, it is believed that the Tidewater City will net tho Kftmc.
A few of tho most Important 101!'J gridiron battles in Virginia are:
October 7. University of Richmond vs Maryland University. at West
hampton; North Carolina State vs. Washington, at Lexington; October 14.
Centre ColI"K?> vs. V. 1'. I. Kchmnnd; October L'S. V. M. I. vs. . .orth Caro
lina State, at Norfolk; November I*. Washington and Lee vs. V. 1'. I., at
Lyncliinirit; November (Thanksgiving l>ay). \'. 1'. 1. vs. V. M. I., at
Jioanokc. anil North '^irolina vs. Virginia, at Charlottesville. Washington
and Lee and University of Virginia is another bin gridiron battle to lie I
played at Charlottesville.
LOOSE FIELDING GIVES
BRAVES mm CARDS
lioston Scores Two Runs in
Thirteenth on Rank
Errors.
I Hv Associated Press.]
ST. 1/ >V IS. May "2.?Krrors by
Ainsmlth iinrt Stock, of the i"ariliti.t 1 ?.
cavc 11*?* l'nstoii Hraves an S-to r.
vi- t.-ry In thirteen Inntnps toilay.
Stock's wild throw homo permit toil
two runs tr> score In the final Inning,
ltornsby hit a home run in the sev
en!!! lnniner with two on and tied the
count It was his eighth consecutive
drive. The score:
lloston.
.vn. r. ir. o. a. k.
Powell, ef 5 1 2 1 ft 1
Nixon, if 2 0 o n 0 <i
Harhnre. 2b 3 2 fi 4 "
Southworthi rf. .... .1 2 I 4 0 ft
Cruise. If 3 (I ft | o 1
Nlohoison. If 3 n (i :i n o
Hoeckel. 3b 7 2 3 3 3 0
Molke. IS r, o ill ?? ii
Kord. ss 7 0 l l 3 u
i Jnwdy, o 4 ft ^ f, l n
Miller, p 3 ft ft n ft ft
McQuillan. p 2 ft ft ft ft ft
?O'Neill ft ft ft ft 0 ft
Totals 53 S 15 30 11
St. I.oiiIm.
.vn. rt. ir ri. a.
Smith, rf t> 2 2 2 ft (?
Joporeer. ss ft 1 3 S n
Stuck. 3b. r. 1 1 1 I 1
llornsby. 2b 0 1 2 3 3 ??
Kournier, 1 h r> ft l 13 2 ft
Mi-Henry. If 2 ft ft 1 ft n
llarfoot p ft ft ft (i ft ft
Ha i ley. ji 2 ft ft ft 2 ft
Hi-atheote. of !i ft 2 5 << ft
A In smith, e r. ft 'J ft 1
I'l-rtica, p ft ft ft l l ft
North. p ft ft ft ft i ft 1
Si hull*. If 3 1 1 1 ft ft
tCnlner 1 1 l ft ft ft
fShntton ..1 ft ft ft 0 ft |
^demons 1 ft ft ft ft ft
Totals t<5 6 13 30 10 3 !
?Hatted f.>r Miller In elchth.
?Hatted for Pertica In tlurd.
5'Hattrd for Harfont in sixth.
'Halted fur Halley in thirteenth.
Score by innings: i>. I
Host or) 3H2 ftlft ftflft ftftft 2 ?S
St Isiills fti'2 ftlft 3f"i ftftft ft t".
Summary: Two-base hit s?< ;a i tier,
Ileathcbte. Alnsmlth. Harbare. Three
hnse hits?Smith ??>. Southworth. |
Ifome runs?Hoeckel, Horn shy. Sto- i
!? n base 'lowdv. Sacrifices-- South
wurth. Tiiporrer. Ilolkc. Sohultz.
fiftuhle plays ?Kord to Harbare to
Mulke; < lowdy to 'Harbare; Hoeckel
t-. ill.Ike. I.eft <.n bases Huston, 1 4 ; |
St I.,ouls, P. liases oji balls- off Her- I
'!??. 1: off Miller. 2; off Halley, ,ri.
Struck out ? hv Portion. 1; by Miller.}
2: by North. 3; by Halley, 2; by Mc
Quillan. 2 Hits?off Hertlca. f. in 3 '
iiinihtrs. nff Miller. 0 in 7 innings; !
off North. 3 in 2 Innings; off Mo- j
Qulllan. I in innings; i.ff Hailey, 7 In
7 Inninirs. Hit by pitcher?by Miller.
( 1 leat hoote). Winninc pitcher?
McQuillan Losing pitcher?Hailpy.
empires. Klem and I'flrman. Time.
2. 4 5.
HOWARD ANNEXES
ANOTHER VICTORY
In tlie tlire ushlnn billiard tour
nament being staged at the Newport
I'. Ilia til Acadeu \ last night Howard,
tic present champion, annexed an
other \ictorv from Albert by the
score of 2.'. to IT,.
Howard was in fine fettle, while
A ft**rt was slow in starting. Howard
had two runs of three and three of
twos, while Albert had to be con
tented with four runs of twos.
Kloriilit Slut,. I.eimitc IIexults.
,la? ksoitvillo. 2: Tampa, |. ?
St. I'etersbitr^, G; Daytona, f>.
<uhers rain.
\ |>|inlachlnu I.ensue Itesnltx.
Hristol. I; i Jrcencville. f..
Johnson City, 4; Knoxville, 3.
Cleveland, 7; Kingsport, 3.
NOME-RUN KING BEGINS
IS!? EMIT ON SPHERE
Hull) Nils for (lirrtiil?Yanks
Take ( iamc in Tliir
t (Tilth.
I Mv Associated Press.]
N K XV VOIIK. May 22.? "Rahe" Iluth
ki ock? il mil his first homo run of
Mi<> season, and i ho Yankees do
f<at.?l St. I.ouls today In thirteen
Innlnc, 4 to .1.
Htith hit his circuit clout off Van
cIM.-r In ihf eighth. the Vnnk-rs tied
the scorn In tho ninth and won on
M. iiv. 1-4 slncle. I'lpp's sacrifice, am]
t s double. Tho .scorn:
St. l.oulo.
A.M. H. II. O A. E.
Tohln. rf r, ] j ?> j j
i !? rhor. s.? 5 1 * 1 7 p
S.>>J . U. 5 1 ? j1 n
Williams, If 5 0 0 2 0 0
Ja.ohsoii, ,.f 5 0 0 o 0
S< v. roid. c ?; 11 | r. 1 n
i::i-rho. ,Th ?; n m t 3 0
Mi-Mantis, I'h 1) 3440
VariKKdcr. ji .1 0 I 120
I'ruitt. p 1 0 n 0 0 0
Totals 47 3 12X37 l'J 1
\fu York.
A H H 11. o. A. K.
Witt, cf 3 It 1 n 0 n
Miller, cf 2 0 0 0 0 0
Ward, 2b t; ft 0 0 6 ft
Kuth. If i 1 1 2 0 0
Hiker. 3 It I 11 1 j 1 1
M? tis. I. rf 6 1 1 :t 0 0
l'i|>;>. lb :. 0 2 17 1 o
sv.it t, s.? t 1 2 3 1
Schnnij, c 1 :t 0 1
Shawkey, p. 3 0 0 1 4 0
?Skinner 1 ft 1 0 0 0
t.McNally 0 ft 0 0 0 0
Hush, p 1 0 0 0 2 0
Totals 14 4 12 3;t pt 3
?'>no out whon winning run scored.
* Ratted for Shaw key in ninth.
titan for Skinner in ninth.
Tho score hy innings: R
St. Louis (ton o.io ono 000 0?:i
Now York nod 000 012 000 1?I
Summnry: Two-base bits?Sislor.
Witt. 'Sorl.or, Scott. Throo-l.aso bit
Vancil.!. r. llotno run?Ruth.
Stolon bas.?Sislor, Williams, <ior
bor. Jui'i.bson. Sacrifices -Scott. Van
gilder. I'ruitt. Pipp, McManus. Double
play ?Ward anil I'iitp, Scott and
Ward. Corber. McManus and jjisler,
2. Scott. Ward and Hipp. Ho ft 011
base?New Vork. 11; St. Louis, 13
Base on balls -off Shawkey, 4; Hush.
1; Vanuilder. 4; I'ruitt, 2. Struck out
?Shawkey, 2; Bush. 3; Vanuilder. 2;
I'ruitt. 3. lilts?off Vangllder, ft In
S 1-3; Prultt. 3 in 4; Shawkey. 0 In ft;
Hush. 3 In 4. WlnnlnK pitcher Hush.
Losing pitcher -Prultt. Umpire?
'Owens and Chill. Time of game ?
three hours.
TWILIGHT LKAGIIE
StninlliiK of Clubs.
W. I. Pot.
Hurke Clothing Co 1 it 1.000
Brauor Co 1 0 1 000
McHne Clothing 0 1 .'too
Syclo Co 0 1 0(10
Sycle Co 003 010?4
Score by Innings: T?
Brauor Co 311 OOx?3
Came called on account of dark
ness.
Summary: Two-base hits?Thomas.
Three- base hits llatorff. Stoion
bases?Gust I (2). Smith. MoCook,
Newby, Knglaml. Sacrifice flies Mc
Allister. Double plays Kngland to
Koikes. I .oft oil bases?Sycle < C;
Brauor. 4. l-'isst base on error ?
Sycle Co.. 4; Brauor Co., Bases on
balls?off Tbeidick. 1; off Liggan. 1;
olT Mitchell, 1. Hits?off Tbeidick.
I inn 3 innings; off Liggan, 2 in 3
innings. Struck out?by Tbeidick, r.;
by Liggan, 1; by Mitchell. 2. Time of
game, 50 minutes. Umpire, Stroud.
Scorer. Joseph 10. Nunallte.
How They Stand Today
\ IRGIMA i.kagijk
HKsn.Ts ^ i:s'n;ni)A v.
It li-lniionil, IS; I'nr I >>1110111li, -I.
\\ ilnoti. II; NurfiilL, S.
\rii|tor( .New*. 7 s Itorky Mount, 1.
st.\xdi.m; ok ci.rns.
Won. I.omI,
l'orl?mn|(h IS II
\\ iiion in 1 u
llocki Mo::nt i;i m
Newport \i-ns i:t I :t
11 Ichitioiiil II IS
Norfolk. II l.'>
wiu.iti: i?u? today.
r?rl>moii 1 li n< Itli'lniiontl.
Wllnon ill Norfolk.
Itorkv II011 n 1 hi Nrnpnrl Xrws.
amkrican~lkagi:k
iii:si i.i s vRHi i:ni).v v.
florin nil, 71 llimliin, I.
Chlrncn, I; \\ bIn*Inn, X
New I iirk, li SI. I.iiiiIn. :t (13 In
ning*).
Ili-troil. r.| I'hllnrti-Ipliln, (IO 1 n
nlfiK*. rnlnl.
STAMIIMi OK <1.1 IIS.
Wiin. I.omI, I'ot.
Nl-IV Vurk til IS .11(17
SI. 1.11II in II . risx
I'll llmli'l |i liln 17 III ..'15
i'l<-\ i-lnml is 171
llrlroll IS 17 .???!?
llllMtOII Ill "I -IIS
\\ nnliniK I on I*> 1?11
( IiI.hho 1:1 -? :t;?i
wnr.iti: 'iiir.v i'i.ay today.
St. i.on In ?t .?vr y??rk.
C.'hIoiiro nl WanhlnRlon.
Detroit lit i'hllnrirlpbln.
Cleveland at Uoaton
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
It I'.SI'I.TS VUSTHIt DA V.
Dnnviilr, --1: ItaiclKh. U-ll.
Duriiuni, 17--; lltKb 1'iilnt, :t-7.
(irrcnNlioro, 4-31 \\ ln*t oii-ShIciii,
STAN'DI.NCi OF CM ns.
W<m. I.iiit. IVt.
I>niivllie II N ..->70
IIIkIi Point ? 7 ..%?:?
Itnli-lKli IO .171
(iriTimhiirn S II .471
\\ (iintnii-Snlcm S II .171
1 > ii r Ii ii in S 1(1 . | |.|
W II1411K TIIKV I'l.AY TODAY.
ItnlrlKli nt linn* lllr.
lllKh Point nt Durham.
WliiNton?SiiliMii nt (irrrnilmru.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
itrcsi'i/r* ykstkrdar.
Pit tMliurith. .*>; l'bllmlrl|ihln, O.
llr<iokl>n. 31 Chicago, 0.
Clm-lnnntl, 7? York. 2.
ltonlon, Nt St. I.miiN, tt (III inning;*),
S'I'A X Dl \<? OK ci,i:hs.
Won. I.out. Pet.
\ ph \ ork 211 II . (14.-,
PlttxIiiirKti 17 I - .JINll
Sf. I.oiiIm Ill II .5711
Chli'nKii Ill I." ..11(1
Cincinnati 17 is ,-isti
llrnok I >' n M IS ,.|:ts
Plillmlclptiln It 17 . 3IKI
11 IIS III Ill 111 .III."
WIIRIIK TIIKV Pl.AV TODAY.
I lloatun nt St. I.ouin.
llronkiyn hi Chlrnco.
New York nt Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at ritUbargh,
GEORGIA TECH SUDDS
H TOJDMPETITDRS
Atlanta Team Scores Forty
Five Points and Receives
Trophy.
{ny Associated Press.]
ATLANTA, May -L\?Oeorgla Tech,
with a total of forty-live points, won
the track ami field meet held at
(?rant Fclil hero today, unilcr the
auspices of the Southeastern Amateur
Athlctlc Association. Tho University
of Georgia was second, with nineteen
points, while Oglethorpe anil itlrtn
tnghum Athletic flubs tied for third
place' with sixteen points each.
Tho other teams finished lit this
order:
University of Florida and the Uni
versity of Alabama tied, with nine
points each. Clemson and Autm rn.
six each; Atlanta Athletic Club, four, j
and t'arrollton High School, three. f
A couple of records made in the
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic As
sociation's li?Ud contents were
smashed today, but athletes produc
ing them must watt until text year
before their marks can be counted
as records made in other than S. I.
A. A. track and field meets run
not be recognized in that organlxa
tion.
"Tiny" Roberts. of Oglethorpe,
hurled the discus 131 feet, 1m inches,
which betters the S I. A. A. record
by more than a foot.
Hurling the Javelin ITS.5 feet.
Homer Welchel, of Oeorgia Tech. ex
ceeded tho S. 1. A. A. record of 177
feet and a few Inches.
The meet was held under the rules
of Amateur Athletic I'nion and spon
sored by the Atlanta Athletic Club.
The club presented medals to all
athletes scoring in the events, and
to coaches whose teams were am on g
the leaders. Georgia Tech. tfc- win
ner of the meet, received .i silver
loving cup.
PIRATES BKAT I'HILS
tHy Associated Press J
PITTSHUIP ? II. .May |>i 11
burgh hit llul.be;: - d< \.r> hard to
day and easily defeated Philadelphia,
.I to 0.
I'h I Inifelp fi In.
A.M. It II O A. K
King. If. . t o e i o 0
Wrlgh.stone yb. . . i o 2 0 2 o
Williams, cf I o o 2 I 1
l.ee. rf 4 0 1 2 0 0
Parkinson. L'h 4 a 1 4 5 1
Fletche r. ss j ij 3 ;j q
Leslie, lb I It 0 12 0 0
llenllnc, c ;i it l o 3 0
llubbell, p 2 0 0 0 1 0
Winters, p 0 n 0 0 1 0
?Peters 1 a 0 0 0 0
Haumgart ner, j?. .. 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 31 0 8 24 10 2
Pit (fctnirwh.
A P., It II. O. A. E.
Maranville. ss 4 1 3 4 1 0
("arey. <f 4 1 1 :t 1 1
Hiirhee. If 4 0" 1 0 0
Kns. 2b 3 1 1 2 2 1
Traynor, 3b 4 1 2 0 0 0
Mueller, rf 3 1 12 10
1 Sri 111 in, lb 3 0 1
* ioocli, c.
Cooper, p.
3 0 17 1
3 0 0 0 0
Totals 31 .1 11 27 f? 2
?flatted for Winters In eighth.
The score by innliiss: It.
Philadelphia 000 000 000?0
Pittsburgh 010 002 20x?
Summary Two-base hits Marin
Three-base hits?"Wrlghtstone, llig
Tliree base hits?Wrlffhf stone, llig
bee. Pouble plays?t'arey and
Hooch. Fletcher, 1'arklnson and Les
lie. Left on base Philadelphia. 7:
Pittsburgh, 3. Base, on balls?off
Kaumgartner. 1. Struck out?by
Cooper, 4 Hits?off Hubbell. 10 in
fi; none in 7; off Winters, 0 In 1;
off Baumgartner, 1 In 1. Winning
pitcher?Cooper. Losing pitcher?
Hubbell. Umpires?Qulgley and Mo
ran. Time of game?1 :2.*>
RICHMOND CI ANTS WIN
The Rlclimoml <;iants closed the <
series with the Black Socks of Bal
timore haviim won live of the .six
played with the Baltimore
[(?am. The first three? Riimes were
played In Richmond and (ho la.st '
three In Baltimore. The lllclimond .
?luh won all three of the frames
>layed In Baltimore, having won the
louhle header played Sunday and yes
terday's came, 7 to 3.
Tho Giants left Baltimore after ;
ho game for Philadelphia, where the
?Itih will play strnnc teams until
Iiine 1, when th'*y return to thisj
iity fur a series of eamcs lasting |
six days.
Score l?y innings: H. II. K.
Richmond 7 10 2
Black Socks 3 -l 3
Batteries: Thompson and Grant;
Archer and Pierce.
OTHER SPORTS, PAGE 13
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
NeHuy, Famous in Tills- Spe
cially, Called to
Richmond
F. If. Seeley, of Chicago and
Philadelphia, tho noted truss ex
pert, will personally ho at tho Mur
phy's Hotel, and will remain In
Itichmond Wednesday only, May
24th. Mr. Seeley says: "The Sper
matic Shield will not only retain
any case of rnpturo perfectly, but
contracts the opening in 10 days on
ihe average case. Being a vast
advancement over all former
methods?exemplifying instantane
ous effects Immediately appreciable
and withstanding any strain or posi
tion, no matter the sizo or loca
tion. I.arge or difficult cases, or
Incisional rnptures (following op
erations), specially solicited. This
instrument received the only award
In England and In Spain, producing
results without surgery. Injections,
medical treatments or prescrip
tions. Mr. Seoley has documents
from tho United States Govern
ments, Washington, D. C., for in
spection. He will he glad to dem
onstrate, without charge, or fit them
if desired. Business demands pre
vent stopping at any other place in
this section.
1*. H.?Every statement In this i
notice hu? l>oen verified before Ihe
Federal and State court*.?F. H.
Seeley.
Hojne Office: 1027 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia,-*?Adr,
AMERICAN IS POSSIBLE
WINNER OF EOLE EVENT
British Tournament Featured
by Playing of Uncle Sain s
Entrants.
I By United News.]
rilBSTWICK. KNCUNO, May 2-'.
?At ttio end of the first day's play
in the British amateur golf tourna
ment, exports horo began to admit
the possibility of an American win
ning tlio amateur championship.
This was after John O. Anderson,
former MassauhuHetts State champ
ion. played around In exaolleat form,
laying flown his a|iproa<Qi?? with
retnarUable accuracy and sinking his
putts easily, winning his match. His
opponent was scarcely a match for
h iIII.
The sensation of the first day's
play \tuis the entirely unexpected
elimination of Cyril J. II. Tolley, nco
champion, who lost to Samuel Kob
Inson. the olil l?aiicasliire wizard, two
up and one to go. Tolley got Into
trouble on the first h??ie and then
again when he struggled with the
sand In the Himalayas, as the group
<>f nand hills on the course are called.
Tolley made a heroic effort to over
''?toe the lead Kobinson iind, hut
failed and was beaten by two holes
when they reached .Vo IT.
Willie llutiter, last year's amateur
champion, <|iialltl>i| for tin- second
round easily, defeating Viscount
Maldstoioi seven up and six to ro
'I'he tournament opened with unfa
vorable weather after a week . n<!
rainstorm had soaked the course.
The piillerv was .small owing to the
bad weather and the Isolation of
|?r. stwIck.
<"!. A. I'ixon. Jr.-was the first Amer
ican to be eliminated 111 lost to
Segar I>ugh. who was four up an I
three to go.
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NKW YOIIK, Mny 22?Kloxn. Stir
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till- women Kolfcrs, 'leposcil last kuiii
uwr l?y .Marlon Hr?ll 1 tin. flnltdu-d thft
course of tin* Morris County <!<>l f
Chili, at Convent. X. J., lit nlnoty ami
thereby ?|\ialifled easily In tho open
In* of ih" women'* Metropoli
tan Rolf ohatnplonshlp. Miss Ilolllmt
did not play, nor ?11 ?l Mrs. \V. A.
flavin, tin- present metropolitan
champion. who chose Instead t?i re
main in Kncluhd to play .n the Hrlt
| ish women's tournament last week.
Miss Stirling w;?s playing In ilio
I metropol11an f?>r the first time, hitv
j ihi; 111 l lie lant year hiTiimn a rcsl
j.l. nt of Si-w York, formal; in?j Atlanta,
| Sin- monopoliZ'-d atti'iition. anil a
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There was a tie fi>r t!ie Trail he
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