The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05


me Ing tho boys from the
keystone State will make when they land
against the Spiders Is n subject that Is
being talked all over Richmond The
crowd TO Witness the game Will be a
large and enthusiastic one. All OF the
students OF Richmond College have
friends In the city, and they will be there
to root for the local aggregation.
I'd Anyway, II the Spiders play as gingery
bail as they did on Monday, when William
and Mary went down to defeat. tho Penn
sy diamond gladintors willlnot have such
an easy time III capt urlng The game.
Lake and Richardson. and perhaps
Throckmorton. will do the pitching for
the Spiders, and the rest OF the fellows
10 take n hand in the game will be
Martin, at first; Handy. ut second; Rich
ardson, at third; Talman. short; Clark,
behind tho bat; Saunders, IN right garden:
Miller. IN the center field, and Mcnch
or HarrIson. In the left field.
Eastern College League
Season Opens Saturday.
The Eastern College Tongue season will
open here Saturday. when Randolph
Macon College and Richmond College will
tusslc for tho nrstx game. This Will mark
the official opening OF the season. and
there will be plenty OF rooters from each
school,
Randolph Macon players will be ac-
conpanied to the city by hundreds OF
fcllow-students and friends. and Broad
street Park bids fair to once more present
the holiday appearance.
The colleges represented In the Eastern
/ College League are Richmond College.
TRandolplt- Macon Cole etstsAV liam and
Mary College, and Hampden- Sidney COL
tlege.
. Ia htr
lea gie. hut. forfcltedsi It's membership last
fall, when no football eleven was organ
tized Thegrule OF the leggue is that every
college represented must have a bona fds
{ FOOT ball and baseball organization.
#Powhatan Ball Club
Has Been Organized.
The Powha tan Base Bal Club has been
organized in Fulton. with the following
officers and members: Mr.. w. ]. Williams,
president; Mr.. y. c.. Crumpton, secre-
tnry, and the players: c. Wade, catcher;.
w. Morgan, pitcher: w. Darby short
stop: B. Gathrlght first base; O. Foster.
second base; A. Foster, third base: D.
Hogan, left Aelt and pitcher: o. Goode..
center field G. Hampton, right field, and
T.. Nlinter, pitcher. @
ID The two Foster boys are brothers OF
Red Foster. tho old Richmond baseball
player. who will be with Manager Shat
fer this year. Danny Hogan. who is put
down for field work and also for the work
IN the box at times. was one of the fast
est little players seen at Broad Street
Park last season, and he will be In a
position this year to hold down any
position on the diamond.
h, Challenges to Captain Foster, No. 1910
Lester Street. WILL receive prompt atten-
tion.
II Captain Foster will apply to tho
sporting editor OF The Times Dispatch
he will be furnished with score blanks.
upon which he may keep a record OF the.
games his club plays. and this paper
Will carry every game in detail II 1t be
sent IN Immediately.
Church Hill Brownies
Are Out With Challenge.
Mr.. v. Howard is manager OF the
Church Hill Brownies. a fast lot OF
youngsters, who Will try to win all the
games they play this season Mr. How
ard is anxious to receive challenges from
other teams composed OF boys not over
eighteen years Of age.
The lne-up of this aggregation Of 1u-
ture stars is like this: Tallcy, at second;
Howard, at flrst; Goodo. on the third
sack; Bryant, taking the hot ones at
short; Hickman, pulling down tho high
ones In center; Walker. doing the honors
in right, and Cntsell taking those which
come into the left field. Bowers-and
all the Bowerses arc good ball players
VIII do the pitching, while Woodley VIII
receive the benders under the willow
Officers Elected for An
Athletic Association.
Many young men sot the city met at