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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-02-03
Additional Local.

The illustrated lecture on the
Lewis & Clark Expedition, given by
Miss Wolfe at the College Armory,
Friday evening, was listened to bF
a large audience. The lecture is o!
value as an advertisement for the
1905 fair, and is an interesting
chapter in the early history of Ore
gon.
Miss Shirley and her excellen
company began their weeks en-
gagement at the Opera House last
night, by presenting "The Dea
cons Daughter" Miss Shirley is
deservedly popular with Corvallis
play-goers, and there is no doubt
that she will play to crowded
houses every night during her en-
gagenent.
Last fall, w. w. Crawford, who
lives east of Corvallis in Linn coun-
ty, sold a SOW and her litter of sew
en- eight month-old pigs for $1O8.
We venture the assertion that no
such profit can be made out of any
other thing the farmer raises. Talk.
about profit on the money invested!
The trusts can't make such show
ing.
An exceedingly novel social event
took place at Fishers hall last
Saturday evening. Under the
name of ga Chinese New Year
Ball." Misses Catch, Holgate and
Fisher arranged an entertainment
for their friends that proved to be
decidedly unique and enjoyable.
The hall was decorated with Chi
nese fans and cards, and over 100
Chinese lanterns furnished light.
Misses Catch, Holgate and Fisher
appea red in costumes appropriate
to the occasion, and two little ladies
dressed in Japanese costume served
the guests with refreshments
The sun., 1903-04-08
Pool.

B. B. Tilt and william Tilt played the fnsl
game last night in the touru ament at the
Strollers. and B. B. Tilt was the winner Of the
game and tournament. defeating his brother
by q score Of i2S to IS The winner played
fast and accurate pool all the way. and his
failing precision In getting position. In the
eighth and ninth frames he pocketed the entire
thirty balls.
p B. TIi'-s. II. 10. .. IS. 49, ., A.s H. D. q
W. Tiit-s. Q. Il, O. o. .. .. 0. 0. 10. II. ~. u. T.
Total, B
Tomorrow night B. B. Tilt will meet Brad
ish j. Carroll OF the Union Club for the Colby
cup. representing the individual pool cham
pionship Of the clubs. Mr.. Carroll is the present
holder Of the trophy.
The sun., 1903-04-08
TERRY M'GOYERN RETURNS.
LITTLE FIGHTER SAYS HE WAS
NOT FAIRLY COUNTED OUT.
willing 70 Meet Young Corbett Again for
. Side Bet Of sIO.OOO . side-Pians
to First Defeat Hanlon and fangf
Harris Admits His Man Was Ratified.

Terry McGovern arrived in New YORK
yesterday afternoon from San Francisco.
He was accompanied by Sam Harris. his
manager, and a retinue Of trainers. Only
q handful OF friends. including his wife and
brother Hugh. were at the depot to greet
them. Their welcome was very ehuSive.
and before Terry had time to shake hands
With everybody he was ushered into q cab
and driven away.
The ex-champion's visaee. with the eI-
csption OF . tiny mouse" under the right
eye. did not show any traces OF his last bat
tie. McGovern appeared to be in splendid
shape and seemed to be In good spirits. too.
Terry repeated with emphasis many times
that he was not fairly counted out by Referee
Graney. He thought that the referee and
timekeeper were too hasty In deciding against
him. and that there might have been another
tale to tell had this not happened
while ] do not say that there was any
dishonest methods practised. pursued
McGovern, "a mistake occurred. j was
good way from being out and simply took
the count to get q rest, In San Francisco.
unlike the East. they have a different way
Of tolline the seconds. IL Ii the time per Q
duty there: while in New York and other
places where l have fought. the referee Is
usually the one to decide. A. any rate the
scrap IL over. lost. and there IL no use OF
crying over spilled milk. I'm sure. though.
that could have continued was not weak as
.%ery Sp the loSod While Gofbess ws
getting tired. We were hanging on each
other in the eleventh round After the
continue. 1t was any ones scrap until then
and ! had a good chance Of winning ! % am
McGovem said that Corbett, was a great
pugihst and that he did not wish to detrsct
.rS eGsnd 'Ps Sm To- be one o The hardest hsrs
he has met thus far and believes that few
when, as he expressed t "Corbett Is right
Harris. in discussing McGovern's future
Biaj a juSfSi. He Is still o Young @ and Vigorous
and there are few men outside OF Corbett,
IN my opnic,. who have chance against
Eddie Hanion Of San Francisco. or any other
ss sqfsrs :e Seo have me-
;s Cub CFSeTy .Ssfs ,Se AK,
et McGovsrn % was Knocked down is apparent
to me. Terry was far from being in Queer
ssns HH.t Ss mich. have 'nH DONE had the
mill continued. thought that, McGovern
would win. In the eighth round. He GER
tsinly had coroett going. out luck was
Harris was asked. II IT were true that
MSern sSsy .d%,sd S ss head x.. n 'aS mill S
Terry against this from the beginning. went
several times aud he sailed In regardless
OF discretion. He was advised TO keep after
Corbett.s body and nght in Close. Instead.
nnal round This was what Corbett eK-
pected and Terry left himself unguarded
and !sot the punch that did no much dam
Harris ib>lieyes that be can get Corbett
into snctksr nsht 6y matehins IsTry 70
The sun., 1903-04-08
WILD CREWS WIN.
Freedmen and Sophomore Heats Gain
Places IN Harvard Championship Races.

CAMBRIpoy, Mass. April THE Weld
freshmen and sophomore crews won their
races In the preliminary round Of the Harvard
Interclass rowing championship this afternoon
by defeating their Newell rivals. The races
we're held over the one-and-seven- eiRhths-
mile course In the Charles River Basin from
the Union Boat Club to the Longwood Bridge.
The water was rough and choppy. there was
a strong wind against the course and there
vas a drizzlng rain falling. The Weld fresh
man crew showed the best form. II rowed
n high stroke, but did not lack finish as a
result. It had hard snappy catch pulled
through well and finished strong. The Weld
sophomores pulled q long, smooth. sweeping
and powerful stroke. The Newell crews did
not show such finish and they were not to-
rether we'll. The freshman race was rowed
in II minutes 10 seconds. and the sophomore
race In II minutes 81 seconds;
As . result of to-day's race the Weld fresh
Champions char ship iace on Monday. and the sopho-
mores will receive their class rowing numerals.
h :asr .nd cIs
sss. sss OF ss' the .e wsia boat y"G was ns.fins
crab. era " he could not recover his oar. while
ths n bs bsds the and ents ben s
Sppen vent on % they lost about length by the @ sc
cident but coon regained II. The sophomore
Grew Won BY lengths, 81. o,a.i and y the fresh
Weld ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. stroke; LAWSON.
2: ober. .: Abbott, 5: Demlng :: Thayres. .; Joy.
Newell Webster. strote: Swain:
First Weld Yreshmen-Fllley. stroke Gnl, ::
plsa;snMsEn aa NoH Ro9dsn snepsTS 4 Cor
Newell frcshmen,Whte. stroke: Kellogg. ::
Guild Mer T,I y WILLIAMS, NGl; oo,Tn SsS,ns fin'
syscerd s.send oNS %ela ssroke Upton
2; csrk. O; Williams. 8; Brown. Z: Nadstyre. 8:
The sun., 1903-04-08
STEWARDS SUSPEND BARRETT
wELL-KNOWN TRAINER IN TROU-
BLE WITH THE JOCKEY CLUB.

CAarged with Inducing jockey Jones 70
Ride True blue Foully-Mrs. Frank
Fsster Loses Her First Race at Hen.
'nfugs-GibsOn Light wins the Hurdles
WASHINGTON, April THE stewards Of
the Washington Jockey Club have denied
the privileges OF the meeting to W. II. Barrett.
the well-known trainer. and have referred
his case to the Jockey Club This action 10
the outcome OF the charges brought against
Barrett yesterday to the effect that he In
6uencsd or attempted to influence Jockey j.
Jones to put up poor ride ON the horse
True Blue In a race last Friday In which X. T..
Brtdgettes Meistersinger, trained by Barrett.
won at liberal odds. while True Blue. heavily
backed, finished far back. -Curley" Brown.
the trainer OF True Blue. made the charges
TO the stewards He said that Jones. who
yss formerly in the employ of Barrett Sr told shi
and that McCafYerty had let the secret out.
It is Understood that Ba ,ett did not atte m pt
plsnauon that II he did make any such propo-
Qltton to Jones II was when he was unoer the
innssnce Of liquor B.net mas sut Geep OF asa hs
has been operating exclusively on the Sana ana
disn circuit and in the West ayod ne go owned
II was dlsagreeable weather for racing
to-day. yet the regulars were out 10 a., toree rrd
muddy. causing numerous sTstc &c The
{eature Of the afternoon WAS the drleat OF
Mre. FRANK roster, t1e Ben StTone uhy wiz
had won six races since the opening OF the
She started in the fourth race. at six fur
longs, and with Redfern up she was mace
{f {ufionss she looked looked as IL she would again Pc
victorious. but in the last sixteenth the my
could not stand the pressure and the Columbia
stables Gloriosa. second choice. beat Ger IN
toper. who took third money. was ten lengths
H spite Of various tips. VIRGINIA Bradley's
rite TO win the second race, Tor two-year -olds'
at bali mile. He went To the post at : TO 10.
and as soon as Starter Cassidy let he barrier
running, won. well in hand. by two lengths
from Petunia. with the GouRhacres stable 8
6pfinR a length and half behind.
card, Gibson Light was an even money favor
ite. with Ben Battle next In favor Gibson
Light did not give Mara any trouble 70 keep
iroRs ana f %0n SstSs esstS up befSre t % Wa.d
Apprentice riders had the mounts IN the
nrst event for selling platers. At seven furlongs
Ben Howard and Ro qgh Rider nn being equal s;Sai
Bill" Days colors. had Ben Howard in front
all the way and the latter was successful in
driye by a length over Alado, who was neck
I shrns was W.s Scratched d from a the fourth raoe
TO run In the nth. at hve furlongs. and with
Redfern taking no chances she won by five
naf sss prios N aeoediss oG ss Midnsht Chimes wa:
baehed down from 4to to istos: Msrriment.
rote ! shot. took the place from the latter
Knight of the Garter captured tho last
race,. at a mile and fifty yards, BY making
eli the running and beating the favorite.
Benckart. by. two lengths. -Four victorious
talent to tighten the layers sstchels. while
on Knight Of the Garter,
The sun., 1903-04-08
New York Nationals At Home.

Having completed their training trip.
which began on March 7. the New York
Nationals got home yesterday and are sohed-
uled TO play their first home exhibition game
at the Polo Grounds this afternoon McGraw's
team will meet the Manhattan Cole se team,
son or McGinnity will pitch for the pro-
fessonals. and the new, men. Mertes Gilbert
and Bsb6 will be in line morrow the
win play in Jersey city on sSturday, Man
Bean. formerly Of the New forks; McCann,
the former. Brooklyn pitcher: Haliisan,
Wood and other well known players.
The sun., 1903-04-08
FAST FENCING BOUTS.
Coed work IN Preliminary Contests Ter
National Championships.

The preliminary bouts Of the Amateur
Penoers League Of America In foils, duellins
swords and sabres. for the national champion
ship were held last night at the Fencers
Club. on Fifth avenue between Forty sixth
and Forty seventh streets,
The nights sport opened with the bouts OF
the foils, and only one man. A. V. Il. POST
succeeded In making the stipulated qualify
ing figure Of 90 per cent He won three
bouts. which earned for, him. Is per cent
John Affairs, j. T. Cont and j. LanGdon
Erying made only SO per cent.
In the duellins swords Charles @. BothneT.
the former champion. showed dash Of his old
time form by scoring -four straight bouts,
equivalent to 100 per cent DR.. J. H. Wood
ward and J. Lansdon Erying both won three
bouts. or rs per cent, and as only 90 per cent
was needed to qualify the trio are eligible
for the finals. For having previ ously scored
In this event Charles latham and Fitzhugh
Townsend. Fencers' Club. and Lieut.. Wood.
United States Navy. will also figure In the
finals
smuggling. In the fnsl bout Mccarthy and
Delafield went at each other for blood. AND
Mccarthy won. But this was mere child's play
to the setto between Bourne and LAWRENCE.
Even the director. W. Scott O'Conner. had to
move away TO a safe distance. Similar
activity marked each subsequent bout. A.
q Anderson, a left t-hand fencer. did well.
winning four bouts on the reel
The sun., 1903-04-08
Baseball Hearing Pestpsned.

At the request Of David Welsh the hearing
In the case OF the petition TO out streets
through the American League ball srounds
on Washington Heights was postponed
until tomorrow. II was ex pected that the
Washington Heishts Local Board Of Improve
would render Q de cision yesterday. but Presi.
dent Cantor Of the board granted the post
ponement. Mr. Welsh 10 one Of those active
In trying 70 have streets out through the
grounds He expects to submit q brief
on his aide Of the controversy at to-morrow's
hearing
The sun., 1903-04-08
Faust Defeats Anders Anderssn.

August Faust Of Germany made Anders
Anderson Of Sweden quit in hour SIX min
utes In their wrestling match at Prospect
Hall In Brooklyn last night. They met In
Greoo- Roman style, the best two out of
three falls to count. Gus Rubin was the
referee and was warmly received. The
Swede bled from the nose throughout the
bout.
In the preliminary Bernard Peterson had
his arm broken In q bout with Christ Pad
bard OF the Danish A. G.. A surgeon from
the Seney Hospital had TO be called In.
The sun., 1903-04-08
WIND DELAYS SHAMROCK TRIALS
Piry Actual Tuning Up Race Scheduled
for Next Saturday.
Special Gable Dsspaieh 10 The SUN.

WEYMOUTH. April IA strong northwest
wind. which has been prevailing here. has
delayed the resumption Of the trials between
the shamrock Ill. and the Shamrock l. Sir
Thomas Upton remains aboard his steam
yacht Erin. Mr.. William Fife the designer.
will arrive at the end OF the week. The first
actual match between the two boats will
probably be sailed next Saturday.
The sun., 1903-04-08
McFadden Gets Dectsien Over Beineid
Walcott.

BosroS. Mass. April 1.-GeorEe MoFad-
den, the New York welterweight. got the
decision over Belneld walcott. the Boston
boxer, after fifteen rounds Of hard nRhtins
Patsy Sweeney was TO have been MoFad.
den's opponent. but he nunked out Of
the match. 1t was all McFadden during
the first ten rounds. The colored mans
wonderful recuperative powers were all that
saved him in several rounds, and after the
tenth round he grew stronger with every
round. McFadden was clever enough to
nRht defensiyely during the last hye rounds.
and so won the decision.
The sun., 1903-04-08
Baseball Notes.

ALHASr. n. Y, April by q decision OF the
Court OF Appeals rendered to day Michael Grimm,
the well known baseball player, Is awarded about
$500, which sum the Brooklyn baseball club,
which he sued, viii be required to pay. In is9o
he was transferred 10 the Cleveland team, but he
declined to accept the assignment. lis suit was
70 recover salary for the time The not employ ed
under his contract with the Brooklyn club.
PRINCETON April THE Princeton baseball
nine has been Obliged 10 lose the third and fourth
games In Its schedule. The game with Trinity
was cancelled on account OF bad weather. and now
comes the announcement that the game scheduled
for April 10 with the Philadelphia American League
team has been given up at the request ef the Quaker
series OF games arranged between the Phllsdelphia
American League and the Philadelphia National
League teams has interfered. Efforts 10 arrange
game for April IL with the cancelling team also
proved In vain.
Nkw HAVEN. April AT the meeting In this
city this afternoon OF the Connecticut Baseball
League, the Hartford franchise. which was sur.
rendered TO the league few days ago. was dis
posed OF TO 7, L. Reilly Of Meridon. who last year
managed the Jersey CITY team He also got with
the franchise the reserve list OF players There
promises 70 be row OF the Hartford
players, Hardesty, the nrst bAseman, Who had
Just been signed by Canayan, manager Of the
New Haven team. The directors OF the leAGns
TO day voted that he shouh rem ain With Hart
ford. Notwithstanding the protests ,of Canavan.
who will test The m after In the courtA-
El.xeth Healy, ~. wn yesterday chesea by
the Fordhsm freshman nine 70 captain the team
during the present baseball sesson. n dAy0
game with Delaware ooregs. which had bssa ar.
ranged 70 be played ~ fordhan has bsea sanesuel-
The sun., 1903-04-08
Bswiins Games Ts-night.

TIE SUE individual Champlonship-Cohn, p
Gsrdes and Ro'hsrmsi. st the White Elephant
North side National League Columbia. Hooker,
Lsalvs y. dr.nd Central sssSos Tss1snsss. a
the NonArch alleys.
oeskAm. a. tie YoffvtiSs abs,s.
noningside LeaarsIActivs. Men,nsads saa
Ss.:;;as t:ssss.ssEH E.ra Hsv ssss ~
The sun., 1903-04-08
New Jersey Autoists - Step Fsss Drsvfne
On the Boulevard.

JERSEY CIrr. April THE Hudson County
Automobile Club has elected these offioers
dent; DIR. L. A. 0pdyke. vioe-president Frank
Eyeland. secretary and treasurer: O, T.
Bakeslee, E. B: Keisted. Or. George wilken-
son and @. Wilson, governors. On April Is
the club will take possession OF the new
quarters at 2seS Boulevard. Jersey City.
The governors will have notices sent to every
The sun., 1903-04-08
Pulliam's Firth Umpire.

President Pulliam Of the National League
has completed his star Of umpires BY the
appointment Of ], W. Holiday. The new
umpire 6. none other than big Holiday.
the vell-knoyn ball player. who since he
been out Of the game several years The
other umpires are Emslie. O'Day. Moran and
Johnstone
The sun., 1903-04-08
Brooklyn Drivers want . New Speedway.

At a regular meeting Of the Pleasure
Drivers Association OF Brooklyn, held
last night at the Invincible Club, 800 sig
natures were obtained to a petition to be
presented TO the Board OF Aldermen. asking
that q new speedway be laid out In Brook
lyn TO be l05 feet wide and to run parallel
with the present speedway from Twenty
second avenue to Kings Highway. Robert
bach presided at the meeting.
The sun., 1903-04-08

T; .y. ss ~ 81; s asiss' z & rs. = s
The scores:
ms Seison. iss: Mshef. Is4.. Total SD -'
~, Sfs SSws 49, IL J." 1S ss:i ~ r'
SECOND oAnh
,ss wfs SS~. ~ i 4S ss:i = e, r'''
s S.sn. s' ;.s r07n To; i s0u''r i''
Araueen-h.e,.i ~; easl.: ~; ". Martin.
Lancaster, ass; Dennis, in Total els
The Ataianta wheeilnen returned 70 Newsrk
sss ,ssm "a the National oIs league s
scores:
M fstIss isS cofds! n, fS;.: fs;: IL Young
sncoSD oANn.
ses s'Hss isi H.i:ss i Sss!s ~ Tcs. :s
,ss rfSs fos,.D. ~ cofds. T0ssi s ''o's
A,aiants wheelmen-o -oioiAga. z1s: hinsr. 80:
1872; Toi'en, iss cordos' 100 Total. ~.
ass r n.' inv NJ
women = tournament series played yesterday Afser
noon. 1he scores ,,., o.xr
bismarck Ladies-Ars- Oesting. i04; hra Sutor,
IFS: Mrs Kne. %; Mrs. Roos, 81: Ars. VIII, i3e.
Total. Sa
Golden Link Ladies' Team No. 3-Mn SchwesIer
g: M, Weller r. 81 Mrs Ross s.; hrs Herbert III:
aECoHp oANH.
Golden Link Ladies' Team No3-Nn Schwegier
co. Mrs Weller, %: Mn. Roos, liz: hrs Herbert isi:
Nrs. yaeger. Ii6 Total, 80.
independent Greater New York LadIes-hn.
saasm.sSsr. Hasen che 10 ici: t Hs Lang. ~ Tsssi 81 "
Bkmsrck Lsdiss-Mn oestinf it1 hts: eutcs.
20 NJ Kasn' iiS hr'' Roos' ~ h"- wm in.
Indspsndsss Qrss.r Ne. Yelt Lsns-An
Ss7snseSs. q Hrs fsss. IN FvsI q
The sun., 1903-04-08
CLAUDrs rENNEssEE DERBY.
NJ. =. Days California winner DefeAts
the Payorite, Rightful.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April I'M. J. Days
California Derby winner Claude captured the
classic Tennessee Derby at one mile and
an eighth this afternoon In a sensational
sprint from the three-eighths pole to the wire.
Rghtful. the heavily played favorite. was
always q strong contender. but the IAssak
colt proved moro than q, match for Schorr's
noted performer in the heavy going. Farmer
Jim. an eleventh-hour starter. ran an excel
lent race, beating out the conquered favorite
In a terrific drive under the wire.
Although Claude was not the favorite MS
victory was a popular one. Liberal COM
missions were laid on the speedy colt at the
tempting odds of Ito 81 toi. RiShtful opened
at to and advanced to II to 10. going to the
post At the latter figure.
Starter Fitzgerald got the field OF six away
to . splendid start. Judge Hines made the
pace from the breakaway, fanked by Right
full and Claude. Judge Hines. ridden by
hall mile pole. when. Rishtful,, Claude and
The stretch Day gave W the Lissak colt his he .d
and the California Derby winner drew away
from his field in burst Of speed and psssed
f DESPITE Phfh' the lowering clouds and the heavy
.opy 1 tnf Of ths P.Ts
worth to the owner Of the winner about o 900
u
finish Of Censor In the fifth race. He fen back
from the lead to nth position Ii q ield oi SIX
and. after turning into the stretch. closed the
gap and won by q nose In 4 So nsational drive
to the wire
FiIs, Race.-seyen and half fnriones.NesIe,.nt s,n
% FuleD. 10 3, won: Daddy Bender, w lMcin
yrel. 70 second: insolsnce % tSeullyl y to !.
third Hattie Davis. Dutch Carter. Georgia CARD
ner: Little Duchess, Tom Kingsley psSronym'c'
Second Race-SiS furlongs-Bummer J.. 9s phl'
lpsI 10 TO l. won: Autumn Leaves. l0p III rsonl
to ., second: Optional 6 Fuler, 70 TO- thlru'
Time. ileS4 King Tatus, Sister Kate H.. Ohnet
Water Edge. Afghan. and Joe Martin also ran .
Third Race-One mlle-Thane. 100 tfunen, v
to 90 won Rankin. a5 (Phpsl, o to l. second
Kenova, io9 (HelgersonJ, II to third Time. itS,
Prof Neville and Scotch Plaid also ran.
Fourth Race-Tennessee Derby: sweepssakes
5000 added: one mile and an eighth-Claude, ~
u. Dalyl. sto l. won: Farmer Jim; y? Henry, ~
to l. second: Rightfu l22 tBumanl, II To 10 thlIu
Time. iSs,3. Judge Hines. Senator Morrison and
Banter also ran. a. .
fifth Rsce.Si1 turones Censor. 100 CFuller, .
TO 2. won: II You Dare III Henry, TOTO second
Bard OF Avon. i0i tMclntyreJ, 20 to third, lime
LII. Automaton. Henry Bert, and Travers also
ran. -
Sixth Race-One mile-Pay the Fiddler. los
(Coburn, IL to I, won: Mrs Grammar l0o CI. Dean
20 to 1, second: Sambo. Ill (Fuer, 3to 0. third
Time. iao,3. Em,r, Ruby Ray, Dandie Belle
Somersault, Aithca. Domsie ana Danish also ran.
The sun., 1903-04-08
Tanforan Racetrack Bought for Trotters.

SAN Francisco, April 7.-Adolph Spreck-
els yesterday leased Tanforan racetrack
from the California Jockey Club. In con-
versation he stated that the San Mateo
racing establishment would in future be de-
voted to harness horse contests. Training
stables will be established upon It and the
place will be run in much the same fashion
as was old Bay District in days when Orrin
Hckok, William Dustin, Budd Doble, John
Splan, Charles Marvin and other noted racing
pilots prepared their stables on 1t for local
and Eastern sport. With a track only
twelve miles from the city II is expected
that interest will be revived and that within
q very short time matinee races will be
one OF the main attractions. There are at
present at Pleaston. in training, over two
hundred horses, the majority Of which. II
Ia believed, will be removed to Tanforan
and prepared for the regular circuit
The sun., 1903-04-08
Yale Baseball Team TO start fer the South
To-day.

New HAVEN. Conn. April THE Yale
Varsity baseball team numbering sixteen
men will start tomorrow on its annual Easter
trip South, and the first game will be played
with Georgetown on Thursday. Yale will
meet Annapolis on April 10. University OF
club at Charlottesville. April is: 'leorge-
town April IL. at Washington and the Phila-
delphis American League at Philadelphia.
April IS.
Jackson, the big freshman pitcher, who
was to do some OF the pitching on the South
malaria to 80 with the squad There is some
doubt that he will be able to play again this
season pr. Murphy. the head coach, said
dtion. Hink Miller. last years shortstop.
and promising man for the nine this season.
II was announced tonight cannot play again
because OF scholarship conditions, Another
strong candidate for the team that has q
similar condition is Irwin. the giant catcher
Of the freshman class.