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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
AQUEDUCT FAST.
Fast Time Was Made There
Yesterday.
lHy Associated Presso

NEW. YORK, April 21--Onc Of the big
gest killings in the east occurred In tbs
first race at Adueduct to-day when w.
re. Fessenden's TaSsbook won att to l;
having been backed down from 40 to /.
1t is estimated that Fesscnden won be
tween Twenty-Five thousand aud thirty
thousand dollars. The track to-day wal
lightning fast. In 1ve Of the SIX race
fast time was made. Two favortes won.
Summaries:
4 Q5 to y first; ella Snyder.fG to 9 second
Marlin GEO to y third, Time, lbs 10.
Second race-four and n half furlongs--
Blandy, &c to ~ first; Dazzle. q to y
second; Only Ono, 600 to y third. Time
So 3-5.
Thsrd race -Handicap-on mle--Lord
Badge, Is to y first; Wotan, e to d
second; Rostan, q TO y third. Time 1:39
%
Fourth race-The Ozone stakes--sell-
ing-Four furlongs-P Peggy, az to y first;
Incense, (20to y second; WatersIle 6 tc
u third. Time 81,
It ftll race--scllng; six furlongs-Julia
M, a to y first. Lorcatc, GO to y sec.
ond; Pompano, do 10 y third, limo LIS
3-5.
Sixth race-s;lx .furlongss- Mamie Worth
John +, q To p third Time, 10 i5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
VIRCINIANS WIN
AT BOSTON SHOW
Cameron Hunt Club Carries
Away Blue Ribbon Easily in
Qualified Hunters Glass.
(By Associated press)

BOSTON, MASS, April 2i---In the class
FOR qualified hunters to-day TO be ridden
by members of the hunts entering them,
the Cameron Kim Hunt, OF Virginia, ear
ried away the blue ribbon for first and
the highly commended ribbon, Three
horses were necessary for each award.
For dist prize, Courtlnnd II, Smith, OF
AlcHnndrla, Va, rode up-to-Date. Mrs,
Smith rode the crack performer Cappie
Lee, and Mr.. j p. HALL rode Osunpuil
Tho hunt Club award was secured with
rip Top, ridden by Mn Smith; Garnctt
Ripplc by Mr.. Han, and Lucy Sutherland
ridden BY Mrs, Smith,
The following horses captured import
ami p,lGes a to-duy's BOSTON Horse
SHOW:
Airs Cortland II Smith, Of Alexandria,
also won second and third prizes over II
lis held la Ito class Tor ladies' green
on qualified hunters In the evening, Mr.
Smiths roam Gclding, Garnet Ripple, won
second in TIC class of eight thorough
uEedE
a Irofure tonight was The appearance
in the ring ef the famous anlabsur driver,
john Shepherd, the merchant VINO cap
tmed Il first and second In tho roadster
class with bis splendid animals, Promise
and Afro l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22

f. 1H ! rs t. T.
yeniercc for the comfort of the ladies'
will be provided.
Tomorrow from 20 to 2. NJ. The
opening exercises and inspection of the
building will be had, and those whose
work prevents their attending tho morn
Ing exercises will be enabled to attend
this. Mr.. James r. Gordon will pre-
side at this meeting. An address will
be made by President o. a. Hawkins.
of the Central y. NJ. c. A. There will
be music by Thow's orchestra. Mr..
Kibby and others, This meeting will end
In reception and the service of refresh
ments. The men and their wives are in
vited to attend.
Tomorrow night the dedication exer-
cises proper Will be had, and the men In
the shops ard Offices and those who cam
not attend the other exercises will be
present. General Manager Huff will pre-
side aud brief addresses VIII be mnde
ny him and several other gentlemen Mr..
Huff will formally turn the building over
to the men. and several Of them will
make responses. Addresses will be made
by AIessrs, II. O. Williams, l.. a. Coulter,
w. Il. Lougee, w. b. gMillar, S. X.
Mckee, II. A. Gillls, Mr.. Tubbs and other
officials and city association people. The
musical programme will embrace vocal
solo by Mr.. Haddon S, Watkins. selec-
lions by the Hickory Farm Quartette.
ih'io"s orchestra, mandolin solo by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
FARMLAND WINS
CUMBERLANDDERB
Stake Was Worth Over Thirty
Thousand Dollars--Favoritc
Brancas Finished Third.

NASHVILLE, TENN, April 21.-Roln-
land, son of Rainbow and Fable. just
arrived from ST. Louis, and an added
starter, won the Cumberland Derby at
Cumberland Park to-day in easy fashion.
Ito stake was worth $31,1l5 to the first
horse and seems pickup to Mrs. NJ. Gold
Hiatt, Ter representative stating that II
Was only last nisht that 1t was decided
to ship the colt to Nashville.
Gerst, OF Nashville, was heavily backed
"a d it is set believed by many, that he
swou q lave had the stake at his mercy,
5buI %un ucciGent.
Round ng TIE first turn, after being
mixed " ut tie start, the colt stumbled
9 ne nm el,. Brancls started into, Tho
group and iinished third with head ur
Fil.s l,ice+ SIN futlongs-- Big Ben 2(3 Il
y II st; Iosllr. q TO y second; Allista
IS to y tn I'd. limo l:17 ~.
Hands me % to u third. Time d IA.
Third -Four furlongs- Chocayotte,
z &, tndi) first; Ma.damus GA to y second
sCypricnnc, d3 to % trird,, Time 1:S2,
I'ouitn r;llc--Tlie Cumberland Derby;
Isl added-One mile and an eighth
kainhnd, 10 to y first; Katie Powers,
ttird Time ]: $50 l-2.
Filth race -Four and n half furlongs--
Resina lssance. "a to u first: Lady Carip
q to u second; Malvina, az to y third.
Il me :57 1-2.
S xth race Five and half furlongs--
sec nd; Frank Kenney, DO to y third.
Time I'll IA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22

Mr. Felden. OF the Passenger and Power
Company: vocal solo by Mrs, A. b
Guigon. The programme will close With
a reception by Miss Gould to the men
present This evenings programme is de-
signed for tho men only except the ladies'
receiving and accompanying Miss Gould.
A meeting for ladies only Will be held
on Sunday afternoon at $3.50. 1t
Will be addressed by hfr. w. 3.
Millar. Some lady OF this city, not yet
selected. will preside. Mrs Guison VIII
sing and a good musical programme VIII
be given. Tile ladies of Miss Gouids
party viii be present. a feature of the
musical programme will be violin solo,
T iesieb, from Die Melstersnder by
Miss Annie Louise Rclnhardt, accom-
panied by her father.
a meeting for men will be had Sunday
evening at s o'clock An address VIII be
made by Mr.. III. a. Coulter. There viii
be singing by the Hickory Farm guar.
tette. {, either solo by Mr.. j. a. SpleRel
and other music. Mr.. j. r. White VIII
have charge OF the singing, and among
those who will sing Is Mr. II w. Gun
bingham. Miss Gould Is expected to be
nresent. This Sunday evening meeting
Will be presided over by Mr. augustus
Wright, or Petersburg, second yiee-prs ~.
dent OF tho company. This VII c'ose ~
dedicatory and opening exercise exercise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22

Y Ji.ions thai the convention reached tho
IN ,,iitnnx OF It's turJ5dieutc The first Thtii-
y Hon 81 the name OF Mr.. Olney evoked
prolonged applause. out when The sus-
Y Ecstkan OF the ndprtion Of the unit fule
" Sps made there was MI uproars
sl8 ,shosts az 9rNo! Il NOT from the Hearst
"a tlaleentos rang Ahiri,sh tho hall aud cries
\ III ,,il Is IN tattngc!ts could hc dislln-
y ryished from the general noise and con-
a fusion Suddenly the Iiearst delegates
STOOD lin out or their seats and WIN
Z streat enthusiasm, gave cheer after cheer
tor tears,. Tho spirit seemed TO IN
( feet the oiney men, FOR they, too. chesr-
4 I'd heartily for their choice. Whey this
\ demonstration, which lasted several min
Y ,ites, had sulsided. John Coulthnrst read
! the minority report endorsing Mr.. Hearst
u as the Democratic nominee. The reaulns
OF this report was the signal for ai'-
iaiothei, tiproar The question came UP on
tlc Substitution of the minority report
OF the committed for Tho majority re-
n port.
z a l,eateti debate upon the resolutions
followed. several delegates selling the
4 c,,portunitv to make illpassioned
snc.,oles fl behalf OF Mi oney or Mr.
i Hearst Delegate Cunningham, OF som"
ervtllc. declared TINT II tho Hearst dele
gates were NOT given Il fair sto" they
Mould form u new party During TINS
debate, cheers, Kisses. hand clnppins and
i,,teiiected EXPLANATIONS of approval or
tiisappfoval continued.
AEpo,e on the question Of substitution
K resulted III an overwhelming victory for
the oiney forces the motion TO slibsti-
tute hcing lost. Tho majority naport WIS
accepted by a large majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22

ball IN n bunt but was declared out.
Harry Mccormick IL still greatly handicapped

ball IN q bun,, but was. declared out,
with a bad leg.
Cycling Notes.
George Leandcr Is going e follow pa .ls I,
nder ts Of Nat ha'r ps Who ye wt.
William MI Saunders vii Nil do tho pacing. A.
Basil Do Ci,,ichard. tho little Fienchinan, has
started training ut Charles River Park HIS
'As Ma4sus i iIa nas0y III amateur champion
may = no, rie al ali said Hurley for a,n
Champion Hurley Ia anxious TO- know what
the Nj ~ q. intends doing about Si5 worth %
prizes he won at Charles River Park last year
offered HIN one-third. AL! his dealings were
With Kennedy and no, kenncdy'h pertners
nrsy ms appelea 70 .ns ennady po ope ~
Charles River Park on Tuesday next appar-
emily without being compelled to pay Hurley,
as IS required 6y the, ruies 49,, IN. Il,
race between III Hi,enne'. Munro. who 10 brns
paced BY Hoffman, aud George Leander. whose
bnetls to. morrow AFTERNOON With a paced race
between Leandcr stinson and Caldwell; and
Revere also opens to-norrow afternoon with
Moran, Mclean and Butler In the leading
roles.
Football.
The Yaic foot ball schedule Of eleven games
for next season mas been made public BY
Manager Spanldlns. Yale Will play nil but
three Of the games al Yale field. the three
Columbia and Princeton. The Princeton enr,o
WILL as usual, precede that With Harvard BY
only one week The schedule Includes the
lV ostaber s-pennsyivania Stat. collsg. At
New Haven SS
October eo-C,oinmbia at New York.
Noyeniber is--iIarsard a. New Haven. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Atlanta &, Montgomery !
Birmingham >, Nashville 0.
Atlanta, 6; MONTGOMERY,

ATLANTA, April 2l.--Bcforc n crowd
Of 2,0oo enthusiasts Atlanta Won from
Montgomery here to-day In the opening
game OF the Southern season, by a score
of to /. by punching hits In the seventh
minis, But for n let-down by Pitcher
Hardy. of Atlanta, In the ninth, AT.
lunta would haze Shut out the visitors.
Score r. III. u.
Atlanta -. ...... 1ooOO05oo 20
Montgomery ,.,... 0OO00O0o1 Ii 3 i
Batteries; Hardy and Clark; Carter and
Clark Umpire, Mnllane.
Birmingham, 2; Nashville, 0.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 2l,--De-
spite the cold, raw weather, $500 people
saw Birmingham shut Nashville out here
to-dav N one OF the finest games over
witnessed here, ] was pitchers battle
between Platt and Mlnnehan, In which
no latter had the better Of the contest,
The fielding was sharp and brilliant al
III stages Of the game Birmingham sue
"eeded, in punching hits at opportune
times aud Won, The balli rule was Sc
vereiy enforced on the pitchers,
Score. r II, y.
Birmingham ,... 0oo1ool0s a
Nashville ~ ~, ooo0oo00o.~ 4
Batteries Minnehan and AIllerlcl,;
Patt and Fisher
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MISS HELEN GOULD
ARRIVES TODAY
Continued From First Pasc.)


u Petersburg to-day at 1890 A. NJ Tho
special car. Virginia" of the Passan-
ger dhd Power Company will be run
rom this city this morning having
aboard President Stterdlng, General
Manager Fluff, General Superintendent
Buchanan, Assistant Secretary aud
Treasurer Northrop. and othars, arriving
ut Petersburg about 1880. This special
ear will convey Miss Gould and party
from Petersburg to this city, arriving
ere at or s II. nj. Tho Virginia Is a
handsome new car of most approved de-
Slgn, painted green, and with new fur
nishmgs, fitted with comfortable willow
chairs in private car style, Miss Gould
VIII he accompanied BY a party Of ladies'
and by Mr.. w. 3. Millar. International
secretary of the Army and Navy Y. NJ. C.
a., anc Mrs. Mlllar
Tie opening exercises and dedication
tomorrow and Sunday formally turning
the new handsomely equipped " Nj. @.
a. building over to the men, will he un-
sUnlly attractive, the programmes hay-
ing been made up with great care,
The first of these exercises Will be
had at 1O}A. M continuing until 1880
a. NJ, President Sitterdlng Will preside
at This service, General Secretary Nc
ISee, of the Central Y. M, G. A., and
others will make brief addresses, nter-
ira, MIR. w, j. kibby, a musical prodigy,
will play several Instruments, and
vocal solo will make up tile remainder OF
the programme. The exercises viii end
In reception mt which the mem will
hive opportunity to meet Miss Gould.
Besides their regular badges each man
win be giycn an Identification badge,
SLOWING in what department OF tho COM
,jaiiy work tlseS arc engaged, In order
that Miss Gould may repdily observe.
The wives Of tile employees and officers
on tic company will be admitted n, This
reception. Miss Goula's visit here is
chiefly to meet the employees Of the COM
,,any. After tho reception refreshments
Will lie served IN other rooms OF the
building Among tho ladies who Will be
present to greet Miss Gould and 10 as
slst her in receiving are l'.esdames Huff,
Buchanan. Johnson, M, NJ, Martin, Miss
Martin, Mrs, q, 49, c;Aisop, Mrs. =, Is,
Mckee, Mrs II. o. Williams, Mrs. j..
a, Coulter, Mrs. $. l., Thomas, Mrs. ".
j. Irbbs, Mrs, Calvin Whitley, Mrs.
MNitnper, Mrs. G., " Darlington. Mrs.
IL y, Mclean and others, Every con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
..REINECKE HERE
TO MEET DWYER
Big Match at the Casino To
morrow Nigllt--Aspirant for
. Championship Talks.

Y Il . . \
n Charlie Rcneekc, the famous wrestler
reached the city yesterday afternoon. He
is in fine shape, but went into training
at once. after his long trip from Bos-
& ton.
In Boston. the young wrestler defeated
I.cbler'c, the champion middleweight Of
France making two falls in thirty-siX
minutes.
Reinecke said last night that he was
In better condition than ever before, and
would put up forfeit OF $500 that he
would win the match with Dwyer.
''He can't throw me twice III an hour
i can throw him.
81 have heard a good deal about put
up Jobs, throw-downs and SO forth con-
1inued Reinecke. but have never en-
gagged in any such game myself This
match with Dwyer is OH the square, and
the best man is going to win.
81 am going TO live III Richmond in
future, and i do not want to disnp-
point my friends by losing this match.'
Eeineclle' s family will Join him in n
few DAYS He will take house hare, and
will make all his future matches from
this city. He is stopping ut Canpbclrs
Hotel.
A pwyer will meet Hanson in Petersburg
sto-nignt. A party of Richmonders Will
go over to see the match.
Seats for the match between Dwyer
ard Reineckc at the Casino tomorrow
night arc to be had at prominent points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
VOTE ON PRO RATA
DISTRIBUTION
Northern Securities Company's
Stockholders in Special Ses-
sion at Hoboken.
l,By Associated Press,

NEW YORK, April 2l.-1'he stockhod-
eRs OF the Northern Securities Company
held special meeting in Hoboken, n. j.,
to-day 10 vote on the proposed pro-rata
plan of distribution of assets as recon-
nended by the directors
When the vote was announced 1t APP
peared that of the 100000 shares of
Northern Securities stock a total Of Q 9ii, :
announced plan for distribution OF the
holdings OF railroad stocks and none
against,
The meeting adjourned soon after the
vote was counted President Hill said
the result Was as he expected II would be.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Philadelphia, 8; New York, 2.
PHILADELPHIA. April .2l.-The Amer
lean League season opened here to-day
vii, a twelve inning game, won by the
locals. The game was u pitchers battle,
II which Wnddell excellcd.
score: r.. II. r.,
New York. 1o100oOO00O 8 q
philadelphia. 0 90 00OO1 90 LIS 4
Batteries: Powell and MCGUIRE: Whd-
lcll and SchreckenGost. Time, 2:45. Um-
ancc 13d5S, as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
ABOUT
HIS SIX MARRIAGES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

go to Salt Lake before every campaign
and 10th came back and say that every
thing las been fixed "all right" sty
lHc said that after the election one or
the otlier usually felt that things had
not l.eer8 All right" Mr.. Cobb related
the efforts before tho Legislature to have
called a Constitutional Convention to
enact en- amendment to repeal the Idaho
lest against Mormonism. Tho resolution
was defeated several times and finally
Appetite John Henry Smith visited Boise
and soon after the resolution was adopt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
Sensational Testimony.

Tho sensation OF the hearing occurred
when Mr.. Taylor examined Mr.. Cannon
III regard to his various marriages.
Mr.. Cannon's voice shook with great
emotion as he said:
Nineteen years ago was brought into
great trouble. III was prosecuted md
sen. to prison because acknowledged the
mothers of my children as my families.
/ was given the opportunity of deserving
l.iy families or going to prison. went
< to prison. For long time / have lived
within the law as far rs 1t was possible
to do SO In face of obligations to my
families j have not paradcd my faml-
lies, ialt honestly pride myself that have
l,ourislled them.
"lhe press Of the country has carl
catured President Smith for the testi-
mony he gave in regard to plural fam :
lies. and if an asked to make similar
exhibitions Of my families | appeal for
protection from any consequences thar
may be the result OF the testimony.
will answer all questions in regard to
myself or the church IL am assured
that I will not be placed In peril by rea-
son OF the testimony" tG
Chairman Burrows said the witness
was at liberty to decline to answer any
questions he chose.
Mr.. Taylor observed that he did not
desire answers TO any questions which
related to marriages that were not fully
exempted from prosecutions under the
eth tiIto of limitat ion.
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Where They Play day.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at 1'ittsbtrg.
ST. Louis ut Chicago.
Standing OF The Clubs.

Philadelphia, IL; New York, T..
NEW YORK; April 2l.-'rlie largest
crowd that ever attended a ball gatnc In
this city witnessed the opening Of he
National League season. Philadelphia
outrluycd tho home team In every In
stance, and in the fifth inning Knocked
Mntthewson out OF the box.
Score: r. II. IL.
New York. ~. n. 20 O00OO1oo-1 s
PHILADELPHIA ......1 o OOT03O1-12 16 0
Batteries: Matthewson and Witsc and
Bowerman; Fraser and Doom. Time. 2
hours. Umpire, Emslio. Attendance,
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VICTORY FOR
VIRClNlAN.S''.
Washington, and Lee Defeats
Columbian University Team
With Ease.
A STRONG GAME
Had Best Of the Contest From
the Opening Round---PlAy
st. Johns To-day

f-ron our Regular Correspondence, H
A yyhSTT1 NGTON, u. c., April 2l.-Wasl-
s,hrton ana Lee defeated Columbian This
nfternoon with ease, Tho score was IL
Ia 8. 1t was the opinion or the spectn-
tors that Washington and Lee played
better gsinc than the University OF "
rinia did ngntitst Harvard Saturday.
Sevon Of thu runs were earned Wash.
lngton and Ice plays 81. Johns College
ut Annapolis Tomorrow. the Naval Acad-
envy saturday, and Columbian again
Monday.
There was n large crowd to witness the
game to-day. Columbian heganSby strlk-
Ing out Alexander. Dawson singled
Shields dropped the ball In front o.. the
plate and Wilkie threw wild TO first
After Wilson was ferrled out by BUR-
xetf. Legore nntl Kelley wnlked. forcing
IN tho first run Hereford scored two
moro on single TO center, and the
Fourth runner came homo on Trinble's
nficld hit Columbian played loosely IN
the next, three errors andi three hits,
however, only netting Washington and
Lee ono run. Burkctt was l&mbasted
III the fourth, and five runs passed over
Tho plate. Triples by Shields and Alex
ander and singles by Wilson, Lesorc and
rrimblc and batter hit, did the work.
3Alexandcr's whack sent three runners
lomc After this inning Burlett looked
81 from the bench, and Harris finished
tho contest. He got rid of the visitors in
the fifth and sixth without run, but
Alexander's safety, Dawson's sacrifice
ma Shieldss double scored n run. Har-
ris gave two passes in the next round,
5ut struck out Trimble and Alexander,
nd Johnson flied to Bclaski. With two
moro in the ninth, Wilson'S blow
,aromcd off lHarrls's glove and the batter
&an1ed on first. Legore pasted n double
,irpt Gov tha Ffnal score
For the Columbians, Orrson was safe
On Hereford tumble. Wilkic beat an
infle!d blow. and Bieaskis single and
$lnuff by Alexander of Stevenson's fly
gave the home boys two runs. They
passed To the fitch inning before more
runs were garnered. In this session VIII
coz. was hi by a pitched ball and Here
ford fumbled Hariis's crack. !Orrison
ripped off q good one to right, scoring
the two men ahend OF him. Orrison was
nailed stealing, and the next two were
easy outs. Hits IL. Purcell, Ernest and
Wilcox gave Columbian another tally In
the next. Johnson went in the box for
the visitors In tho seventh. aid the Co.
lumbans took kindly TO his stock, get
ting three runs on safe drives BY ORR
son, Bielaski, Stevenson and Price, the
latter's drive sending two runs over.
Chiffon occupied the center OF the dia-
mond the next two innings, and Steven
sons two-bagger was all that Columbian
could get. The score.
B. n az Is
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With the Boxers.

WIFI the Boxers.
q Kansas city club has offered to rematch
Hugo Kelley and Twin" sullivan for the
1t ID said tho Pen jordan and Harry
I'crbes match has been dccia, ed on. Jofdun
says he has other plans in view for the present.
says he would like to secure match, With
Tommy Ryan at All early date. sam
shond know, better. -
Aurella Herrera and KID Goodman have ~.
Louis on Thursday night Aurclla has also
signed 10 fight Louis Long early in May.
s paeEs # ansSps e e. III rfs
Tie wcrst way, ed Dunkhurst and piatke
would make d fine contest at circus.
Bob" Fitzs!nlmons says hs wants ss'0eo 10
people the idea that he needs the money.
"Charlle' Mitchell ~ pay wing Chicago yisit,
II Is reported that be MI open b " ,, y
from every city. the famous EnSl!shmnn visits,
Baseball Gossip.
Is hitting the ball har1er thnn ever. ana u
looks as " he would have nm easy time 70
lead the American League batters IN extra
base hitting. ~
Joe Kelley says he got the start nc
II the schedule begins any earlier nezt year
Ccmiskey says he VIII ask for Christmas ana
FRED Tenney was missed at hrs, base IN
the game on Sunday with Boston and Brook
iyn, Cooley covered the bag but not like
One ian brought his own score card to the
game at Brooklyn on Sunday. and was SUR
prsed when presented with one that cost him
'Babi, is covering lots OF ground a: short
for Brooklyn, and Is working hard i"r MS
teams success. 4E, 4, l.
some decisions on Saturday. On one occn-
sion Babb reached irst ten feet ahenu OF inc
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SHOOTERS OUT IN / FORCE.
81 ----------
Some Good Hitting Among the
Crack Mud-Lark Stickers.

Local shooters went out for prelim-
mary YESTERDAY afternoon. and SOME good
hitting WAS the result.
Mr.. III, Brown shot in his usual good
form and was high gun, with tho good
score Of IS. out Of 100. Medlco" and
Richmond were close up under the
Wire for second place. Richmond'' was
experimenting with q new Browning ana
demonstrated that lie could make IL good
score even with piece of gas pipe.
DR.. Rudd, one Of the young shooters.
Put up Il good score in his 100 targets.
The regular prize shoot commences the
first Thursday in May. Join now and
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Cans Given the Decision.

tBy Associated Press)
BALTIMORE. MD, April 21,-.Joe Cans,
Of this city, the lightweight champion
was given, the decision over sam Men ,
tic Club In tllcir iifteenyround bout