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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-21
I TO HAVE
FINE BASEBALL nine
Are Ready to Challenge Any Of
the Other City
Teams. So s,1fs.

After the regular drill OF Company B,
SEVENTEEN Virginia Infantry. last night,
with Captain ] n. Stone IN charge. a
special meeting was called to transact
business for the good Of the company.
There was a large attendance, and much
business was accomplished.
Company r Is organizing Q, basesball
team. and is now ready to challenge any
other military organizations. Mr.. w. H.
Herbert Is manager, and the company has
the following men on the old lineup:
Thomas. pitcher; Cosby, catcher; Ford,
first base; Schwartz, second base; O,Neill,
third base: Orebaugh short stop: joins
son. right field: Underwater. centre field;
JOHNSON. right field. Among the new men
Wilkinson, w. B. Johnson and Herbert.
Mr.. w. Fl. Herbert is manallsr. and he
will be glad to receive chall enges from
any other OF the teams Of the city.
z Much Interest," is being aroused among
the men as to the basa-ball team and
they expect to put crack aggregation.
In the field, Many Of the men are ex-
perts at handling the sphere and WELD
ing tho bat, and the team that will plti-
mately be organized will make up a
strong nine. The men will probably have
their first practice Saturday afternoon.
Company B will drill tonight, with
Captain a. w Miller In charge. It Is
expected that they will also arrange for
a team to represent them on tho dta-
mond
a At $40 o clock this morning the State
Military Board will meet in the Govern
or's Office to make plans for the improve
ment Of tho State militia, Governor
Swanson will preside, and there will be
In attendance Adjutant- General Ander-
son. Colonel George Wayne An erson,
Colonel 10 Lane Stern and Secretary D.
g, Egglestion. sa
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CUP FAIRLY WON
sIMAIH.E|:Rs DECLARES.
I. CIV Associated :prass

M ~ 1ASHuVIH TED E'TeSS, D - N,
ElW YORK;. March 20.--In his answer,
secretary OF the Memphis Trotting Assoc
citation, to recover the gold cup trophy,
won by Niajor Delnlar, won at Memphis
Fin 0o4 p, %. Smathars, who holds tho
CUB lareH that II was fairly and hon.
sestly won, and that Mr., owe brought
the suit wi holt the auth oriza ton OF the
Memphis Trotting Assoc ation. The suit
was brollg on the ground that !. e Lou
Dillon, the horse de- ca ted by Ma Tor Del
mar, Was drpgged when abe h lost the
race. IN ssss IA
The ansWerswas fled by Mr., ssnat hersss
counsel z. day. ut denies the alleE lions
FIN Mr. Howe ,s$ comp Int and aR an adj
Sditional defense ASSETS that Tho suit is
mot brQp Rhts by the Irott u Ing "a iation,S
ybnt HOWE, itlsout the lasaa Az
III
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Likely to Be Semi Noiseless
Opening Of Baseball Season
in This City.
Gallnudet
in This City.

q The baseball team from Gailaudet
Deaf and Dumb College In Washington
will be here Saturday Of this week to
play the Richmond College base ball team.
1t will he the opening Of the base
ball season here, and is likely to be a
seminoiseless exhibition.
Gallaudet College will not send any
'lusty rooters to the city. The fifteen
players who come here will Tot kick at
the decision of the umpire. They will
not coach their players and they win
not yell Rotten" when a man drops q
fly In the field or mufrs a hot grounder
in the diamond.
The presumption Is that the Spiders will
not take any advantage OF the visitors
by yelling for victory. and II this pre-
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Amateur Baseball.

Baseball In Richmond this year, will
played in Broad STREET Park. between
teams In the Virginia State League.
More than two score mines will be or
ganized among the young st era IN the diff
!ferent sections Of Richmond, in Manches-
ter Barton Heights and Chestnut Hill.
Alread the young players are getting
together and some Of the older heads
IRE assisting the small ones In organic
ing leagues Future diamond stars may
be- turned out from some league that will
this summer play all Of !ts games on
some back lot. Il
The sporting editor Of the Times-Dis-
patch has something more than q thou-
sand blanks upon which the different
captains Of the amateur teams might
keep the scores Of the games played,
and II these captains. after their selec-
stion. will apply at this office, they can
The Tiruss- Dispatch will, through the
baseball season, print the scores Of MI
amateur games and will give the names
Last year some excellent ball players
were with the Capital City League and
again this summer.
Manchester will have a strong team OF
amateurs to so up gainst any nine
that Richmond sends out; and Barton
Heights Is now. think Of putting a fight?
Ing hunch In the Acid /, Sil
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G O Z e

Al Il : Z
Tom Wells has received ohcial notif-
cation from George NJ, Walgroye, park
commissioner OF the Bronx: Of his APP
pointment for another season as golf In-s
structor. at the. Van Cortlandt Park pub
lilo links. Tho course will be opened for
play early in April.
A number Of professional golfers in
the A1etropollta district have been asked
their opinions regarding Walter j.
Travls's proposed changes to the Gar
den city Golf Club links. They agree
with most of the suggested alterations.
but bnlk at the idea Of running sand
traps through the middle Of the putting
greens.
tyYinie Anderson, the open champion.
who vas delayed ~ in sailing from the
other side, will arrive here on Thursday
:oriEFriday on sth q sgedio. Anderson must
report icy he on 81; !. tsa' Club Lake For
Bernard Nichols. the profe sslonnl. will
not take the Hollywood Golf Club groom
this year. He will devote all his ntten-5
ton to the golf ball business this season..
Charles Boyle, a natlYas Of carnoustie,i
Scotland !, Is In town. and looking for al
green. II He siiss III old friend Of George
Low. stys and Alec Smith, who come from the
same place,
& Tom And erson, younger brother OF
Willie And erson, the open champion, will
not come back East lfter all. He has
secured the green at French Licks
Springs. Ind, "a
Jack Hagen has heen en- gagged "a pro-
ifessional by the Canoe Brook Country
Club, near Summit. \. ], ~ for the % ms
stng season. Hagen was formerly a cad
die at Dykerg Meadow. & and for the last,
four seasons has heen connected With
The Philadelphia Country Club.
According to Ton, derson. the vet
3eran greens keeper of tho Montclalr Golf
Club, the latter's course will be thrown
open for play IA Sd soon rs the snow dis
appears. Temporary greens will Y be used
for few weeks, IL.
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Galmeda 600 to ~ third. Time. 1:42 s-5
Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. March 20
Oakawn summaries: "a
First race-five furiongs-Mary Prim
20 to 2) first. Mona w. (15 to u second.
King Vida e to y third. Time, 1:o4
3jE .Vs
SECOND race--thre and half furiofigs--
Jardiniere d5 to ~ first Miss Martha
70 to 81 second, Dr.. Root 90 to u third.
Time. IA 1-5.
Third race-mile and twenty yards
Harmakis q to u first, San Primo e to
u second, Lubin oil to 10Y third. Time,
AS.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Lazelle e.
TO 81 first, Dlsky 10 to y second, Luz.
cullus Is to 81 third. Time, ZIG 2-5.
Fifth receive furlongs Cana johario
Is to q first. The Sarcacen e to II Sec
ond, Swing Corners eco to y third. Time
i1:D3.
Sixth race-one mile-Henry o. Is to
2) first, Kate 5Zitt (16 to 81 second, Dave
ssstahl 40 to u third. Time. l;44, Is, 1,l
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Races at Skating. Rink.

Another exciting three-mlle relay race hes
been arranged for Friday night In the big rink
between two teams of four men each under
the captaincy Of ". n. Pollard and Fred
former races. and they have selected other
prize winners for their respective teams.
va.auhleS prizes will ha presented to each
prae winners men or boya with fast records,
will be admitted In the relay races. as the
pace and distance requires good. speedy goers.
shown1n the big Skating Rink all this week:
'The Watermelon Patch, . rom Cairo to tho
Pyramids =, tChsey' 8 Dream The Untortu-
mite Policeman = Chasing and Hat Pes
destrial 5Jugglers,.i Steamship st, Mary s: =
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IRE ready to open negotiations Tor hshts
with anybody. excepting. Of course. Joe
Cans, whom we bar because OF his Color
and taking character. We can get 9
s15, 900 purse for Herrera. but don think
the amount big enough. as we rate him,
next to Nelson. the best boy In the bust
ness. They want the Dane at Essington.
ana we shall be glad to 80 there, II the
guarantee is all right
Denies Story.
Nelson took occasion to deny that he
had satd In New York that McGoyern
could beat Jimmy Britt.
"He never saw that day., said the
Battler. can tell little story OF those
two men which may not be known in this
section OF the country. While McGoyern
was training in San Francisco for Oscar
Gardner in 1901 Jimmy Britt, who was
then an almost unknown amateur. WAS
taken to Terry's camp to give the latter
some boxing exercise. It was expected
that McGoyern would smother Britt. but
to everybody.s establishment Britt had the
better OF the bout and knocked Terry
down twice. That made BIRTHS friends
realize that Jimmy had good material in
him. and they persuaded him to enter the
professional ranks. II Britt could do that
Z to AIcGovern when the latter was In his
prime. what chance has Terry got now?"
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NATIONALS PUTT|NG
IN some HARD WORK
(special ia The TImcs- plsrp,agtch.l

(specia VI u The Times Dlspatch,) s5ss
% CIARI oTTEsyI LILLE, Al. March 90.
r. The Nat ionals nut In four n ours Of Sprac-
stiee indoors to-uaLy, una capped II on
with bask ball contest Of the rips
snort hg VAR ety. ii vi ichs al the play6ga
except Pl tcher lFs'tarke ~ took a prominent
part # III III t8 l5 .s S{l
tonight with Manager benny OF the Dan,
Vile d Tub az Tho State League for q 81
Sriea OF three gal Nas to be played In Dan
vile on Thurs lefl day and Eaturd 81
Sof mex VI week. s N ;
Il The panvll Tile ms egat Ion Isl said to be
even stEon ger8 han ast sen ION, hen they
scaptufed The ri Ia he Virginia Cars
olsns y;
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riLawtanda Equity.
SEVEN NEW CHARTERS.
Corporation Committee Grants
This Large Number.

L 10 = o.
The State Corporation Commission has grant
ed the following charters:
3 Clinch River Coal Company Qnc.) Richards.
w. b.. Spratt, president; d. q. Robinson. Sec
Rotary: c. B. Orr. treasurer: oil OF Richlands
Capital. $4,000. objects: To develop coal
mines, mineral, timber and other lands.
Joshua Creek Mining Corporation. Aiexan-
5drla- y. e. Crook. president, Cleveland. Q. !;
w. c. Doak. secretary and treasurer Terra
Haute. Ind. /Capltal. $780, 900. Objects: To deal
In real estate and all kinds OF personal prop
ferty, mines. oil lands, coal. etc.
B Strnsbrrg Orchard and Produce Company
gunc.), Stfasburg. G. NJ. Borum. president;
r. s. Funk. secretary and treasurer; both OF
fStrasburg. Capital. 5000 Objects: To en-
gage in general farming, buy and sell produce.
owl Drug Company (nc.). Bristol. l. Bunt..
Ing. president; b. s. Cochran. secretary and
treasurer; both OF Bristol Capital. $40. 900. OBJ
1ects: To manufacture drugs and medicines.
The Green Company tInc.). Bristol. II. w.
Powers PRESIDENT G.. c. kesner. secretary and
treasurer; both of Bristol Tenn. Capital, sl0 :
900. Objects: To do a wholesale and retail
merchandise business
T. b. Hun and Company Inc.), Floyd. p.
g. Lester. presidents; @. w. simmons treas
urer; II. B. Hun. secretary and general man
ager. all OF Floyd. Capital. SIS. 900. Objects:
To conduct q general merchandise business
Fairfax Lumber Company (lnc.). Wtehle.
John II. Wheeler. president; Wilson II: Cralle,
secretary and treasurer: both of Pittsburs.
Pa, Capital $4,000. Objects: To acquire and
hold real estate. manufacture and dispose Of
timber growing on said real estate.
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r Il I N G
S(By Associated Press.)

10Y
6 NEW ORLEANS. March sa.--The New
Louisiana Jockey Club succeeded the
{ Crescent City Jockey Club In control Of
|. the racing at the Fair Grounds yesterday.
h There were no changes in officials.
Paul Powers has arranged &1r the pur-s
& chase OF Ben Holder from While Shields,
provided the horse ships we'll to Ben
nlngs. Tho price is s 600. Lyme and Red
4 fern, the Jockeys. who came here to ride!
in the Crescent City Derby, left yesterday
for Washington to be on hand for the
sBe1fnings meeting.
Fair Grounds Summaries.
f First race-half mile Sister Huffman
90 to y first, Glad Pirate g to ~ sec
Z Second race-siS furlongs-Enyerite Is.
{ to y first, Dan McKennas 6 to y second,
Ad High as to ~ third. Time, s. IA Is.
q Third race-nlile and three 81 xteenths-;
Aurumaster 6 to 2) first, Nameoki Q5i
Ito y second y U. r. Williams Qa to 10Y
third. Time, 3:03g
Fourth race-:mile and q SIXTEENTH.
handicap valentine to 1o) first
allowInaa t1e3 To 8 second, Little Scout
( 20 to % third. Time, i :49 S3i4
Fifth "a ce-six furlong Raviana d6
to y first. My Gem. (s to i second. simon
Kent s(4 to y third, Time, S1:1s 20. ~
Sixth race-nlile and seventy yards
3Uncle Horny tl8 to 10Y first. NVator.
Pansys q to y second, Lemon Girl q to ~
third. Time, / :47S Is. ", s,s 5 js
City Park Summaries.
First race-t lire and q hall furlongs!
Tom Dolan 60 to 10Y first, Beuu Brummel
"a to ~ second. X ing eopold "a to 81
third. Time, :42g 2-5. I. s5s
Second race nile and an eight tn
Liddon Il to s10) first, Two Penny as to
~ second. Dunganhon 60 to " third,
Time, 1857, RI a. q M
Third race--six furlongs.s handicap
Hustled Il III to 81 first, Airship q ito !
second, LuSy Young % to q third, Time,
1,14 4-5. q 4 az 81;
Fourth rase-- seven sturlongs sserche-.s
val "a to s20l first Hickey G. to ~ ssec-s
ond Monte Lucille t8 to ~ third, Time
1:a7 sss "A S.Ss
fifth raca--tlY and a hal 6 furlon
Percy Clark q to a o. first. Adalei s(1S to-
9 second. Jnlin NJ g to y third, Time
1903 as, M Z. d "a Il
Sixth race eYen fprlongs Goldiea
S(aYenl first. Ezra to II second d sIrllr-s
ggNrth 40 To third, al inc, ;;2ss -5ssS5s
Seventh ra n one mile Regonln (S5
Han W Arsts lsRc!aFs "a ss eond
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Back of this movement ID said to be
the Bay State Automobile Association. OF
Massachusetts, though several New York
Iautomobilists have taken the matter up
with enthusiasm. and Invitations are to
fbe given the Automobile Club OF Amer
lea, New York Motor Club and Long
Island Automobile Club to Join In the
management OF the tour.
Route Of Tour.
The trip, as tentatively planned, will
start from New York on Monday, July
18TH and end In Boston Saturday. July
2sth. The route proposed will be over
the Albany road to- Poughkeepsie, thence
through the Berkshires to Lenox. then to.
Springfield, Mass; Worcester. Lowell,
Concord. N H.: Franklin Falls. and
through the White Mountains to Breton
Woods. Two or three days will he spent
here. during which there will be a hill
climbing contest, either through Craw-
ford Notch or up the Profile Mountain,
in place OF up Mount Washington. as in
former years.
The tour will DO continued through the
White Mountains to Poland Springs. Me-;
thence to Portland, Me-, where one day
will be spent. The return course will fol-
low the coast line to Dover. N. e.; Ports
mouth, Ipswich. Salem and Boston. Tho
entire route will be- of nearly eight hum
dred miles to Boston and Of about ono
thousand miles back to New York An
alternative route from New York would
be over the Boston post road to New
Haven, Hartford and Springfield, then
continuing as outlined.
While form OF competition Is to be
arranged. the trip Is to be more of a
pleasure tour than of an endurance con-
test. At least one trophy is said to be
assured for competition, though the form
the latter win take has not been decided
upon. "A tire contest for the trip also is
planned.
Two at Same Time.
The date OF starting proposed is just one
week before the scheduled commence
ment OF the Glidden tour from Buffalo,
so that the two events would be in pro-
gress for part of the Same time. It Is
claimed that the proposed New England
tour has the support OF several OF the
largest Eastern automobile n,anufnctur-
ers. There is said to be q possibility that
the annual economy test Of the New York
Motor Club may be conducted IN con-
junction with this event.
on the other hand, with the strong dis
approval shown by prospective competi-I
tors and automobile manufacturers In the
proposed route for and manner OF con-
Quoting the Glidden trophy competition, It
Is not unlikely that an entire change Of
programme will be made in connection
with that event. The Recommendation
made by Andre Massenat that starts be
made simultaneously from New York,
Boston. CLEVELAND and Chicago. with To-
Ironto as the convergtng point and Mon.
treal as the destination, has met with
much favor.
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West Point Dates. !

Especial { to The Times Dlspatch.)
& NEW YORK, March 20--West Point IS foot.
ball dates as far rs arranged at present call
for ten gaines, nino OF which have beon as-
signed us follows: I'll
\ September 29-Tufts at West Point.
!, October 6--Trlnity at West Point: ~
October Colgate at West Point:
October a0-Harvaru at West Point,
3 October 27-Not yet filed gsi 80 IL {-5,
II November a-Yale at West Point
4 November 10-Prnceton at West Point,
November Ruoknell ct West Point,
December 1-Wcst Point vs.. Annapolis at
Philadelphia.
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DAVE WILL Want
Bis MONEY U: NOW Nj
Manager Of Nelson Discusses
Plans for Future Fights Of
the Batter.
'ATIELL TOO MUCH FOR q GAN
Tommy Murphy May Meet Nc
Govern in Philadelphia Very
Shortly.
:.

Special to The Tiines-D ispatch.)
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Alurch 90
Battling Nelson and Billy Nolan were
in Philadelphia briefly yesterday. They
LEFT In the afternoon for New York.
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trophy tour from Buf-
falo or Cleveland that
a movement Is already
under way to organize
an automobile trip to
take place In July,
with the start from
New York, Portland,
Me-. the objective
point and the finish ut
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EExp;aInsioniist Sold,

NJ MI. Charles Fl, IIufkanp, Of Hoscobel Farrt.
sshow horses' and irunners on tho flat and
over the jump, has ately sold To- A. ". Gould
ssasion.t ri. Al % Md q
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~
TWO B|G auto
TOURS. THIS YEAR.
Dissatisfaction With Glidden Ar
rangement Causes Movement
for Rival Competition.
ANNOUNCEMENT i OF ROUTE.
Machines Will Start at New York.
With Boston As Objective
Point.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF ROUTE.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
4 NEW YORK. March 20. here are like
ly to be two big automobile tours this
year. So much dissatisfaction has grown
out OF the proposal to start the Glidden
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CHARTERS May BE
!. GIVEN JOB HERE.
Manchester spitball Artist and
Manager Of Richmond Team
Holding Conferences.
THE. LADIES /! e! SENDING E ' NAMES A S
Amateur Mines Getting Down to
Work for Seasons
Sport.
The LADIES SENDING NAMES

It Is not altogether improbable that the
Richmond baseball team for this season
will have Peyton Charters, the Manches-
ter spit-ball twIrler who made such an
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WHcIo lHS o t
an engagement with
a theatrical coinbinn-
tlon.
Nolan had this to
say regarding h IL.
plans for Nelson: q
eve shall be on the
road for four or five
weeks. Meantime, we
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may be persuaded to remain in his homo
city and throw them over the rubber.
Three years ago the twirler was seen
here. and he made good in every game
that he. pitched. When the Virginia.
Carolina League was organized he at once
signed with team In North Carolina,
and ere the season had we'll gotten under
way he had mastered the famous Chesbro
splt-ball.
Returning to Richmond at the ending
of the season Of the Twin City League,
Charters was with Manchester and the
Richmond teams. and In every game he
pitched he showed perfect control Of
the Jumping sphere. He was, In fact 1.-The
only pitcher who used thes plt-ball here
on the third strike.
Manager .Shaffer. Of the Richmond
Nine, has had several conferences with
Charters. and may use him on the Rich
mQnd Nina - - -
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cnVlaDle record In tho
Virginia &C asrolin q
League last year.
Charters contem-
plated, some time ago,
going to Augusta, Ca,
to play in the South
Atlantic League. but.
since that time he has
changed his mind, and
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BY the Valentine Auction Co.,
6lS p. Broad st.
FINE FURNITURE
At Auction,
o-day wv dnesd day.
March 2lst,

Moved from storage to our sales-rooms.
No. 61S East Broad Street, commencing
1880 o'clock, handHomei Sixteenth Century
finish Oak Suit, NIirrow Door Wardrobe:
to match; Fine Walnut and Oak Suits:
Handsome Mahogany Bedstead. Oak Din
ing Chairs, Walnut and Oak Sideboardsss
Double and Single Iron Beds and Mats
cd Library Suit, Very Fine Parlor Suits
Oak China Cases. Lace Curtains, Oak Exss
tension Tables, Leather Chairs and Rock-a
sers, Coucfes. Upright Piano. Oak Bus
Rockers, Rugs. Mating. Carpets, etc b;
BUGGIES.
VIII sell also ono good Rubber-Tir
Iunabout and one Top-Buggy,
1 Ladies are respectfully invited to attend
sales.
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Many Names Suggested.

Richmond, Manchester. Petersburg ,and
Barton Heights ladies', are yet anxious
to win the season ticket. admitting two,
diamond this seaslon, and each mali
brings the sporting editor on the Times
~ numerous letters Suggesting,
most e nams for the Rich
Something more than three hundred
suggestions have been received and they
game frdm almost as many ladies'. A
two chances at wIanig the prize.
The contest will not last longer than
this week, and the narne OF the lady
Winning, will be printed along will, a
gests that the Richmond aggregation Of
diamond workers be known as the Rich.
mR2S ss ns she asds
is always alive with good baseball news.
and the. team should be named after the
paper -
as she is concerned the team might be
known as the "Japs, = the Defenders"
the seTGpol1tans
the thu, .conteslants.s - -
"a a fair writer from South Pine Street.
who sincerely states that she has burned
the midnight oil II trying ba to 5olye a the
E wea on t and na%na sSe sends tbs
along with this suggestion:
TIA! BIng. Bang! Boom:!
We are coming to Richmond, and coming
soon;
Well swat the balls, both low and high,
And around the bases We swiftly fly,
And if you'll come to see the fun,
We will show you the game SO neatly
won
BY whom?
Shaffer's band Of Boomers!n
|9tfThe writer says that II any one is alive
after going through this poetry they, can
look over these suggestions as being
partially good; The Base Stcalers. the
:,Bowl Wackers the wells Buckets, !"
.sPathhnders,,'. the eagle Eyes
Name them the Mud Eaters or the
Mud Drinkers says West Clay Street
in her letter Suggesting an appropriate
that either these names would be all
right for the reason that the James River
is muddy and that person drinking
some water from this stream might per-
chance take along With the fluid q small
quantity Of mud. She thinks If this name
doesn't stick 70 the crowd that they
might be dubbed the sMonumentals'
|'cause Richmond Is full Of monuments.
Iwenty-eighth Street would name them
nothing other than ''Metropolitans." be-
cause She thinks this would soon be made
Afotr. J. :
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QilyCourt r ecord.

Z Il
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Fourth race even furlongs ---ISerch he's
\ val as to 2O) first Rickey Is to u i secs
ond Monte Lucille e. to third, Time.
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Third race--six furlongs. handicap,
Hustled q III to first, a irsflip g to q