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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12


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CARNIVAL VISITORS
ATTEND THE RACES.
Peter Sterling Wins Feature
Event, Defeating Gold Mate
and Beau Brummel.

y NEW ORLEANS, February 11.-Interest
IN the winter races here was accumulated
to-day by a large number Of carnival yis-
itors. Peter Sterling, after tagging beh!nd
Gold Mate, the favorte, and Beau Brum-
mel to tho stretch, tired them out and
won the feature event. Summaries:
First race-six furongs; seling-Bello
eStromeI Ql to 100 first. Woodsaw 90
to y second, Prince Brutus az to y third.
Time, :13 375.
Second rnce-short course steeplechase-
ARABIC e to y first, Lights Out az to 81
second Aules q to y third, Time, 3:O1.
Third race-three and half furlongs-
ziephen Is to 81 first, Black Mary 4 to j
second, Convenient-d5 tod third Time,
49,
Fourth race--mile and II sixteenth; han
dicap-Peter Sterling % to p first, Gold
Mate GO to 81 second. Beau Brummel al
TO - third. Time, las As.
Fifth race--seven MISUNDERSTANDING 70
to 10Y first, Yves e to y second, st. VAL
cntine e to y third. Time. 1:26,
Sixth race-mlle and an eighth: selling
Quinn Brady q to y first, Anna Day &c
to 81 second La Cache eco to y third.
Time, 1:54 3-5.
Seventh race--six furlongs; selling--B Blue
Dale u to y first, Captain Taylor us to y
second, Fire Alarm Q5 to y third. Time,
.1;l41-5.
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WILL PLAY BEST
TEAMS ON LAND.
Washington, and Lee Will Go Up
Against Teams Never Before
Met on Diamond.
SCHEDULE NOW COMPLETE
No Game Provided for Which
Will BE Played III Rich
lnond.
SCHEDULE NOW COMPLETE
Especial 10 Tho Times. plppatch.]

Especial TO The Times Dspntch.1
LEXINGTON, VA. February l1.--4
Manager T0ins,Of tho Washington and
Lee University baseball team, has
completed his schedule for the sea
son. which opens March e5th Thc
schedule provides for; large num-
Der of games, and on the list are
several colleges ind universities thai
Washington and lee has never before
met on the diamond, notably Columbia
University, Yale, Johns Hopkins Uni
varsity, Dartmouth College, pcnnsyl-
vania State College. Central uniycr-
sity OF Kentucky, and the Uniycrsl-
ties OF Georgia and Tennessee.
There are about fifty mon already
the team. or the regular men fro m
last years team. five are back this
year. namely, Johnson (captain), Por-
ter. Bagley. Anthony and I.,ihn, while
Chatham and Maxwell. who made good
records on the second team are also
In the field this year.
Following IL the schedule.
March 18th, F'ishburne Military Acad-
emy, at Lexington.
March nth Lafayette College, at
Lexington.
March 2sth. Columbia University, at
Lynchburs Va.
March Soth, Yale University. at
Washington. d. G.
April 1st, Pennsylvania State COL
legc. at Lexington.
April ID. Pennsylvania State Coll
lcge. at Lexington.
April Ath, villanova College. at Lex
ington.
April eth. yillanova College. at Lex
ington.
April sth, Dartmouth College. at
April 9th. Dartmouth College, at
Lexington.
April 18th, Maryland Agricultural
College, ut lexington
April 18TH. George Washington Uni
vcrsity, at Lexington.
April 17th Open.
April 18th. Davidson College, at Lex
ington.
April 22d, University Of Georgia, I:
Lexington.
April 24th. Open.
April 2eth, Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute.. Mt Lexington.
April 29th Agricultural & hcchanl-
cal Of North Carolina. at Lexington
May 1st.t Virginia Polytechnic InSti
tute. at Blacksburg.
May Ath, Johns Hopkins University,
at Baltimore.
May 9th. George Washington Uni-.
yersity, st Washington. y, G.
May 7th, Mount ST. Mary's College,
at Emmettsburg. Nd.
May Still Georgetown University. at
Washington, D. c.
May 9th. United states Naval Acad-
envy. ut Annapolis, Md.
May 10th. Woodberry Forest, at Or
ange, Va.
May nth, Richmond College. at
Lynchburg, Tn.
May 18th, University Of Tennessee.
May 18Th, University ct Tennessee,
at Lexington.
May 10th. Central University, at Lex
+ May nth. Central University. at Lex
ington.
So Z
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finally selected are r. q. Hudson
(Jesus). and j, s. Burn CHRIST Trinity,
both Of whom have distinguished
themselves at Henley, as well as in
the trials. Other men who have been
tried arc O. shimwell (Trinity HalJ,
T.. II. Jcrwood (Jesus). and q. Ill
Thompson a(Trinty HalD. r. u. Es-
combe is coaching at present. and
even at this early stage of$the pro-
ccedings 1t is pretty safe to predict
u very warm crew will be trained
In the case Of Oxford, the fact that
several Old Blues arc available does
not count for so much as at Cam
bridge, because Oxford was pretty
badly beaten last year. Howeves four
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MOTOR BOATS OFF
IN FIRST REAL RACE

MIAMI, FLA, February 11.-The
flag to flag motor boat race, the first
real ocean race, started from here to-
day. it's objective being the British
flag at Nassau, the Baharas. AT 5
o'clock this morning SIX motors boats
whose average horse power Is fifteen,
and length OF hull forty feet. left the
Royal Palm dock and headed for the
Gulf stream across Biascayne Bay. The
gunboat Scorpion furnished by the
Navy Department to convoy the little
craft, was in waiting and at $50
O'Clock a gun on the Scorpion gave the
"get ready" signal, and a second gun,
at O'Clock, signalled the start, the
six competitors heading for the open
sea with the Scorpion leading.
Tho race will have two controls, the
first at Gun Key, In the Bahamas
banks and the second at Frazier Hog
Key, at tho edge of me Northwest
channel, which is only thirty miles
from Nassau. Several timers Will time
the arrivals ut the controls, the boats
making tho fastest time to win the
prizes. and the boats Will anchor for
the night ut the two controls. ar
irving at Nassau Thursday morning.
The Gulf stream, the terror of small
boats is comparatively on It's good be-
hayior to-day and a smooth passage
to the banks is anticipated The boats
are divided in two classes. The
auxiliary and purely motor boats be-
Ing evenly divided Three In each
class
The entries are as follows:
y AuSilinry---lSlondyke w H. Merrill:
Muriel, Nassau, New York Motor Club,
Roamer, w G. Roome, JcrBeY City.
Motor Enthusiastically, New York. ".
w. Prout and John Sewell; Dorothy,
Miami, i. y. Bulge; Cocoon Miami.
II. X. ParsOns.
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OF last years crew, A. c. Gladstone,
A. G.. Kirby, j. Dewar. II. c. Buck
nall. and the spare man. Z. II. South
well, have been out pretty regularly,
and for the three remaining places,
W. 7. Heard (BallioD. r. M. Peat
1CTrinity), and >. A. Gillian (Magda-
slen)-all Scotsmen, by the way-seem
the most likely candidates. while G. L.
the Varsity SOULS; c. r. Cudmore
(Magdalen). and II. r. Barker Christ
church), have also been tried
Harcourt Gold Ia in charge, and he
is doing good work with the oarsmen.
as has been Indicated by Improvement
in individual style.
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BASEBALL GOSSIP

Captain Shaffer is still on the look
out for the two new men for the out
field whom he stated the other day
he was trying to land. He says both
men are we'll known in Richmond, and
are well liked here. The captain is
fishing for them and hopes to land
them In his net within a few days.
shaffer spent the greater part OF
yesterday in writing to al, the men,
new and old, encouraging them to get
themselves in trim for the opening
OF the season and telling them OF the
bright outlook for the league this year
The league managers and presidents
arc hard at work on the game
scheduled. but it will take them some
time to complete it. A schedule is be-
ing prepared by a representative OF
every team, to be sent to every other
representative, and one to President
Jake Wells. 1t Is expected that all
OF thom will be in by about March
10th, and a meeting of the league will
be called on March GOTH to consider
the various schedules submitted, and
to select one from them or to prepare
another from them conformity.
The men Will report about March 18th
or goth, In time for them 10 timber up
before the first exhibition game Is played,
which will be March 2Oth with the Mon
treal Club, Eastern League Two more
games will DO played with the same
club. on April LIST and I'd. The Law
makers will then play with the New
York Americans on March Ath and 9Th.
Tho games with the Americans will give
the Richmond fans an opportunity of sect
Ing the work of the great Chesbro. of
whom so much has been written. On
play Wilmington. Del, OF the Tri-State
League. On the following Friday and
Saturday, April 18TH and 18th. Baltimore.
OF the Eastern League, will be here.
The season Will open up on April Stl,,
which will be about q week earlier than
last Year, and earlier than any other OF
tho minor leagues will open. All the big
league teams however,. are preparing to
open UP OH April 18th.
Captain Shaffer said yesterday that
neither Joe Cuddy nor Jimmy Doran will
be with Richmond this year. He is now
negotiating with the manager of the
team In Sharon, Pa, of the II. and q.
League. who wants an outhelder and in
fielder, Captain Shaffer thought that
N-uuuyi uIu 1/oiuIIt WOulu va SOpN men
for him, and has recommended them both
for positions.
Cuddy played second base here Inst
year, IIo was a good batsman, but WIS
rather slow on the bases Doran was in
the outiield. He was fine fellow. q
hard player and II good man in his posi-
ton, both of them will probably land
good positions this season, Doran Is ut
present connected with a Ilolyolie, Mass,
business concern.
"Pug" Hicks, who played nearly every
position on the team last Year, has been
turned over to tho Danvie aggregation,I
after the consummatlon Of little deal
between the manager Of that team and
Captain shafer Hicks was q general
utility man last season, and played both
In the outiield and the infeld. He was
g good man With the stick, and was fine
on picking up grounders. His only tror.
4 Die was a. allness In the throwing arm,
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NEW. YORK, February 11.--Word
comes from London that practice FOR
tic Varsity boat race, which will
probably be rowed March 10th. bc-
tween oxford and Cambridge is in
full swing. Cambridge Is in the hap-
Ply position Of having four Old Blues
availnble--B. c. tombstone, f. w.
Powell, p. G. Stuart and Fl. NJ. Cold
smith--all fine oarsnien. in addition
to A. C. Close Brooks and II. G..
Bayncs "nD n we'd against Harvard
laa: septelnLe
OF tile remainder. the two who seem
to have the best chance Of being
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Daily Court Rec ord
Chancery Court.

In this court yesterday Samuel sins:
ton qualified as executor OF the estaLess
Of Virginia S. Sinton. l75
Sarah Ann Selph qualified as admin
istrator OF the estate of John Selph,8
Jr The value OF the estate Is not quite
$1,000.
w. e. Word qualified as administra-s
tor Of William Il. Robins, giving the
required bond. Theaestate Is valued
ut $4,000, and consists of real and per-
sonal property. js, Isl 4 aSs
Hastings Court.
In this court yesterday William Pitts
was convicted OF felonIous cutting. and
given two Years on the public roads. S@g
3 Lena Moore, alias Lenora Ray, was
acquitted OF the charge of theft. but
was held to await trial on another
charge in Manchester. gg$
Joseph I. Persons was convicted of B
felonious cutting, and given two years
in the penitentiary. se8s
Law and Equity Court.
Y Judgments entered yesterday--Heft-5
ny Schnurnan vsS MASONIC Hanson, for h
s5G25. 3s,s8
DEGREES entered yesterday-Jullus#
Sycle's Sons VS.. Il. B. Hnrcastle, etc.,
decree of reference. a9 81
Suits instituted yesterday-T homas
+. Hancock VS.. Alfred PLEASANT ton. for
S143.O6.
4 Cases set--The docket Of this court
was called and cases set for hearing.
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MALONE SPEE DY
ACROSS C0UHTR ny
Mohawk Athlete Finishes First in
Clubs Run Over Snow
Covered Course.

Ess NEW YORK, February 11.-Twenty
memoirs Of local athletic clubs noted
for their long distance running quail
ties completed In tho cross country
run OF tho Mohawk Athletic Club, held
yesterday. The course was most
trying one. The several hills and
dales en- route were deep with snow
and mud. and all the runners were
bespotted when they reached the fin
l4sh. They were also thoroughly ex-
hausted.
The route was fran tilefsM hawks
Clubhouse, atone Hundred and Fifty
eighth Street and Walden Avenue, up
Jerome Avenue to Fordham Road and
return, q. distance of about six miles.
All the competitors started from
scratch. The early pacemakers were
y. Reilly and j. Malone. of the Mo-
hawk Club, and D. Mann, Of the Pas
time Athletic Club. They set stiff
pace and maintained 1t for a great
part OF the distance. In the final
quarter-mle sprint Malone showed tho
greatest speed and endurance power,
eventually winning by a yard Mann
was second, three yards in front OF
q. Meeks. The order of tho finish
was:
Runner. Club Time
J. Malone Mohawk A. Co.. 35n. 40s.
D. Mann, Pastime "A. C..Es..... 35m SOS.
g. Meeks, Mohawk A. Cas-. Gem Us.
J. Reilly. Mohawk A. C..... 36m. 13s.
0. Sweitzer Mohawk A. c.. 36m. sos.
j. Rock. Boys Club ....8....s. 36m. 53s.
w. Carr, Mohawk A. Ca. 37nl. COS.
w. Boyle, Mohawk A. C..... Sim. 25s.
T. Meyer, Mohawk A. C...... 37m. 3ls.
J. Gomez, Mohawk A. Co.. 371n. .33s.
j. WEIGH. Mohawk A. C.... s7m. Ais.
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Keough to Play Houston.

NEW YORK, February 1l.--Jerome
Keough. of Buffalo. N. u. has chal-
the pool championship emblem which
he successfully defended last week
against Edward Dawson, Tho match
will BIO played in.a hall under Morn
LenoS Avenue, within fortnight
There was considerably more Interest
aroused In the pool match last week
than had been anticipated and Morn
accommodate all who were DESTROYS OF
witnessing the PLAY,
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WEST ENDS WIN
BY ONLY ONE PIN.
Close Game Witnessed at the
Lake Alleys Last
Night.
ARRANGING A NEW SERIES.
ARRANGING A NEW SERIES
City League Games OH Other
Two Allcys-Games Scheduled
for Tonight

The Northside and the West End
teams of the Greater Richmond Bowling
League played very close and exciting
game at the Lake Alleys last night. Both
teams ran in new players and all hands
played well, making a wonderful improve
ment over last weeks scores.
Tho first game Went to the West End
boys, and the Northsides captured the
second series. Tho West End won the
match by only ono pin over the North
side boys. which is remarkably close
game. Simpson captured high score. 1l5.
Tho scores were as follows:
NORTHSlDI TEAM.
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Champions in Return Race.

y NEW YORK, February ll.--At the
N. Y. A. G. carnival Of sports on March
18th at Madison Square Garden, a re-'
four starters that competed In the 600
yard special match at tho Pastlme
games. Taylor, victor last Saturday.
night, will again meet Parsons, Hill.
man and Bacon. with the result that the
Indoor record OF one minute fourteen
seconds for 600 yards should receive
somewhat Of q setback
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WEST END TEAM II; "A n,

Time OF game, 2 hours and 20 minutes.
Umpires, Whitmore and Simpson. Score
keepers, Floyd and Blount. 4,
test to- night for honors at the Lake
Alleys There are thirty two star
sbowlers scheduled to take part, and no
doubt this game will prove interesting.
Wednesday, night the South Side and
the East End teams. Of the Greater
Richmond Bowling League VIII play
at the Lake Alleys
Manager Whitman Of the Lake Al
leys, and Sam Williams. of Will1nms's
between teams from the two alleys.
The schedule will be togplay ten games.
fve at the Lake and five at Williams's
Alleys. total pins to count. Both OF
these alleys have the pick IRON the
star bowleIs3 OF the city, and both sides
feel confident Of winning out In this
great series
The following are the teams and
players who may take part IN this
Lake Team-Whitman, Lang, Simp-
son, Cosby. Rees and Kahn.
Williamss Tean-Williams, Thorpe
iRowsey, Lowery, Netherland and
5Blount.
Richmond City League.
The weekly series Of the Richmond
City Bowling League We're begun as
8usua1tlast nights .wo sot the teams IS
the other two on the Cooke Alleys.
The Columbins and Olympias played
on the Williamss Alleys, with the re-
suit that the Olynpias won three
straights. The scores were as follows:
1st. Cd. Sd. Total.
.Olympias Z. 67G sT5GaE 73S-2,11O
Columbias ..... $50 COS 1865. o6oi
The Crystals and Hanoyers played on
the Cooke Alleys, and the Crystals won
two out Of the three. The two teams
tied on the second game. but the other
two were won by a good margin by
the Crystals. s
The scores follow:
Hanovers 800. sss s7s 775-2,o7o
Record in Duck Pins.
In a two-g game series OF duckpins yes
terday afternoon played between
Thorpe and Myers, the former made
lao pins in each game. This IS said
to be the record in duckpins in the
city.
Thorpe and Whitman rolled for the
championship on Saturday morning.
and Whitman won tho honor by four
pins majority veg
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AMERICAN KNOCKED OUT
BY JACK G0LDSWAlN

4 LONDON, February 1l,--In twenty
round boxing contest for the lightweight
championship Of England and q purse OF
$1,000 at the National Sporting Club to-
night, Jack Goldswain, OF London,
knocked out pat Daley, an American,
In tho fifth round,
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RANDOLPH-MACON.
Schedule for Baseball Games
During Coming Season.


During Coming Season.
ASHLAND, VA. February 11.-sche-
dule OF games for Randolph Macon
baseball team for spring Of 1907:
March 26-Dickinson College, In Ash
land. Va.
April s-WiHiam ana Mary College.
: April is-Emory and Henry College,
in Ashland.
May 1-st. Johns College in An
May 4-Gcorge washington College,
in Washington.
March 2S-Prnceton. in Richcmond.
April G-Richmond College, In Rich
mond.
April 20--William and Mary, In Ash
land. NJ
April 29-Hampdcn-s Sidney, in Farm
Vile.
May fredericksburg. in Fred.
cricksburg.
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Checker Tournament.

iThs Ell<s Home, Eleventh and Mar
shall Streets, Will be ihe scene Tonight
or an Interesting checker tournament
Those who will play are N1essrs j, r.,
Crenshaw, W II. lIarwood N, Hewett,
H. Rice and $. u, Mays.
fa Mr. Mays is the holder OF the medal
recently given by the Chess, Checker
ana Whist Club.
Tho game will be called at 8 o'clock,
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Property Transfers,

r ich m n d-Protestant Episcopal
Church Home, Incorporated. to III
Blythe Moore's executrix and trustee
30 feet on south line OF Grace Street,
so feet west OF Pine Street, S2,33435.9s
Henrico---C. y. Dansey and wife III
Frank Valley acres in yarina Dis
trict, adjoining the lands or Benjamin.
G. Francis and others, $3.50 3s5s5
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Danvillc nine. rs

Mr.. John Z. McGeorge, president OF the
tuxedo bit billiard rooms, has announced
sshat he will give medal to the player
on the Richmond team who makes the
highest fielding average. Mr. Fitz Sparks
VII give medal to the player who steals
tie greatest number Of bases.
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, called at s o'clock.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-12-06
Louise Gee.

After long suffering from an en-
largement Of the liver, and nnder-
going every known treatment there
for, Louise, the five-year-oid daugh-
ter of Mr.. and mrs. L M. Gee, sue
cumbed to the call of death. sun-
day. She was in Denver at the
time, having been there under
Treatment of the best medical men
for seveIal weeks.
Louise was very popular little
girl, not only among her compan-
ions and playmates, but with
grown-ups also, all of whom mourn
her untimely death.
Funeral took place in Denver
Tuesday with interment there also.
Many elaborate floral decorations
were sent from Holly from admir-
ing friends.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-12-06
Just So.

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full. He plans his advertisements
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forever at it until he makes it
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