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FALLS over
RAILING

After narrowly escaping death
by falling a distance OF N feet and
landing on some concrete steps,
r. r stevenson. aged %. a laboror.
WAS left Ia cell az the police
station from 2 o'clock this morn.
Ing until 10 o'clock without medical
attendance Friends arrived ~ 10
and had the man taken 20 the way.
side Emergency hospital, where his
injuries we're attended 10.
Stevenson. who Is said 90 have
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OLYMPIA. oct ib.-hNt,l ~
Spcckart of Portland has apne"iesu
10 the supreme court from 'he ~
der OF the Thurston county oee. '
IN re her fathers estate. She Is ~ .,
ing Go avoid paying inheritance ~
and wants tho estate administers
iu Montana.
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Continued Attractions.

Tho Graua--Icssie nuaicy IN In
the bishops Carriage"
The Seattle a Message From
Mars
The Third Avenue "nad's Girl"
The oliver Vaudeville features
and moving plclurca
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The Lyric thsaters new bin was
offered for the first time yesterday
and promises 10 be- popular a. the
south end theaier The feature
acts are Nan Gafre a Cotrely.
tueglers the Nurwoods. blackface
comedians the lnEramH. cnni0r,
tioulafs. Charley Morrel. banjo
snloiat. Ida gauiier. singing the
Illustrated song. and the ncw mo.
lion pictures
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WANTS $500 DAMAGES.

James Mccain filed a claim ye ss
terday against the city for Lew
allesIug that DE fen over q de'sS
tive walk and broke a number q
-IhR.
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FACED DEATH WHILE BATHING
10y United prssu.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct Isl. D.
sprecklea if- son Of John D,
Spreckiea had a narrow eseaua
from aaphyHiation Al his home M
spreckies VAS taking a bath and
was overcome by gas from The al.
cnt heater % the bathroom. Hls
prolonged stay In the bathroom
alarmed The members Of his family,
who broke open the door aud found
him unconscious Mr.. spreckles
speedily recovered and VIII suffer
no I'D effects from his mishap.
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SIS Per Month

choire hufisiaH lots ~ rnuhnrtown Al
feta &C. tate sseh uniy tss eash dsun
Amd haianes o. manth AnY steady
wan can awh hnna On these fsFnis
F1ns ear service ~ yea uufk al daT
Fhane 81 uaanftass and ss mlM arrange
g. she's ne l9is tems evening % On
HuudaF
RICHMOND BURNETT CONTAIN
gtas1Af Empire nisa
rhoass Mails ittf. tna Iftt III
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WEST SEATTLE.

KtNDHHuHY heights addition 20 West
Seattle. = acre tracts 500. eaaF terms
Geo Hluaaburv Ht1.ia American Rank
BIDS Both phones SEA --tg-tQ-lt
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TO RETAIL STOCK.

Permission has been asked Of tho
superior court by Sutcliffe Baxter
receiver of the Mccarthy Dry Goods
company 90 sell the stock of the
concern at retail The petition
states that The only bidder for the
stock has offered less than half It's
value.
The oldest bank IA Maine Ifs the
Lincoln National, In Bath. It was
started as a state bank In 1913. was
Incorporated as a national bank in
1864, and has conducted business
FOR almost "A century.
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afsf : raad sideraik tn rar Fafs 81
only ne HsfaHffa fFnm thn Haaah 1hts
= iasi snai fga sFs leasing fnf Fhenss
Aatn assa. ina Gtt3
JOINS m WHITE co,
taf uHsntai mieca
tsias~t.raem hgas. 10, tstsss asu.
tttts- t.teara rattsrs. las sstiEs
" stP See tsfwnn eatiass. wiib base
gssa-s ashfig fass rtsu - roana
ttta#i foau cetsass. Dee 8sttae 70
rsrms uth al 30 Steve property
ROWE 90 sist o. y Phone Sefth
$50 -.ff
MNmN ~ A uAuaAtN
We ehn srn raa heass snt iaf. tex
~ aair g. taa ttss cash tsianrs tfa
~ s s'9 sgs ssa y ss' i s.s' ..'.'':, e.5s
uss ell se.H Increase Tha otfer q
only fHf fea fsfs
LOS E0HEM q wHuMkHR
tts Arcade hitF
A WIS HfN room HouaE goCrp
oF WOODLAND FAHK tW rufMesr
=, si'f 1 ,s'. ,d go 'g s,as "a
ave ~ d ahstrn SER sishfif and close
ta ear uus price iaaaal fsfms tiisb
JOHN W SOW utaH 4 CO
taf AmsHfsa banH nldE
Frsuant offes Cor Fr~wnnt Ave anA
kiihauFns
LOOK TINS up
ueautifai isfa urs tiaeka 10 Wood
lard Fafk. iaae sarh aud some ifte AT
81 ne aomn SO PER meath Al thsss
ng fssiaehrs stss Ffsmsnt Ave- reass
Narth iit2 Nsh fag T. EVstt
--ts.it
GRAND FWEE excursion
Frss roe ia Flsss tait9m baafs SUN
DAY Co ne nee CifF 20 Boston Marhnf
Cav 20 "a 't Ia. ~ s. ssi 81 hi M az
rarhIsr ia riuss uioek 90 Tee ttss.
sis No wemeu ef ehiiarsa aiiossd IL
CHEAP. cHEA Am Foins Esst M
house lalss riscs iana Do isyink hens
nsistan hnfss fresh Jersey cews
snaash vaqd % lest Al SLATER eli fsf
ssS s 's5a -, !, yss y. R s5s. n' =.
must isats At once fif" efttr Es,s q
Gee ur today iahe Tacoma intrrurtan
90 VALLEY ci,y sss ~ o. Ars mss 81
FfvE nuituISg lots
a nns .ot tehifl enc etech from
fina s'rs price oniF 1880 ttab cash
balance ssaT terms Adioining toEto1 10
held "a 81, see
LON hftAEN a W ENMAHhf
tss Arcade nidg
FOR Sale Five room nsW modern
cottage. Doe t1niet. Fremont bearing
fruit trees one block from car igTf0.
terns cen ownsr.' tsa norsn Ave
Narfh 1879 Ia TO- b
rooms and basement fat tfNfef near
Ger and lake. $3.50 tatn dnau. balance
tft per month Phone North tfHa
-aas1f
Far sale or Rent sis room house
Apply az Ellis hotel corner urn and
Jefferson SCI satostT
Tuo lots ON in berries Corner Three
Ease down balance 8it per month Call
rsaldrnce $50. eto9 Fremont Ave Phone
North it81.
-tf-it
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block. Seattle W
RANeiuNu AND
uAWuEstNg rUtcra
:. Nofth Y 90 ~ - eass som. tsrY
Heu 10 Fsfy ueh 400 assF and tfacis
are easily cleared atafffa ard Everett
fafnlah . good fasrasi Ai tha time rau.
Tau cas- haY from tno ssfss uv Ffltas
CSC e. fIfa per acre MaathiF gaFHtrath
WFAr q wHGElElA
Gas GOLDMAN BLOCK
POULTRY rAnM -F3ns ia-stisa. sasd
view ~ sound aua naasiaies aefes.
well improved. FKraiienf srliI fenced
teafiue orchard 81 stnds - small
freiis eEtfa gre Hals s.rrafn F.as
tered house two hafns sna chicken
Price 81 zoe Whleh ineladss storh ara
6oaEnr MALrnr
aa0-aaf ALASKA MHlidIHH
rfVn ACnEs-sl 500
Location ths fsry beet on kvsreit o..
water feat iai ineluasd 0eaains snap
uuNaaN A CkutAoN.
tt1 Nk HtoN MOCK
M YOUR own BOSS
o. O. an easy matfrf fa be your own
some iand and stare q chicken Or vesr.
table ranch There ia hlWafR seed
ms.Issi g, g.sF3,hisE Eoa gsn r,i.e
sound so have anute fine ACREAGE af $50
ner acre ara 30 Very sasv terms YOU
1uEut Co. iaas ihers up. fsF there's u1th-
wEst s wuEgtER
1ff GOLDMAN block
AN tprAt. af0CK Ou DAIRY FAHM
600 acres 70 choice level land uter
three quarters u mile waterfront
hhrn several aattHudings raad sell
bargain al gts brr acre Terms
HuHENr MAIrHT.
$1,000 ga Alaska Building
CHOICE HOME SITES
fine quarter acre tracts frHiu flto 40
see The ttn7 ones are 600 cleared and
in fruIi close % eradsd school. side
~ Fsisr { Tee fsrros isi cash sad
q u SicHoLs 20 uulan BIZ n
FitE ArHFs
$3.50 cash. balance Hn easy terms uiu
huY arre@ 20 land at pea hoinsa
WfH4tfiF BROS
Room 200 Climau NidE III
CITY REAL ESTATE.
TOH SALE
g. 500 New h.rurm house. modern fn
every respect Cement block f0Hnfa
zion basement wired FOR elsCfurlfv
piped faf raH one block from car Lot
cmrrESpEv MtNGEu co.
f0a Peoples Bank Bldg
Phone Main 1904 It'll
New home AZ bargain Green Lake
Five rooms ana bath piastored and
wired 90 foot iot fins view Eaav
tarmH Phone owucr after 2 o'clock
East f1bA -IH.if. fE
WHY Buy "a meaHley little lot for
5000 when you cen buy h acres contain.
Inc no Tote Ger 1850. un terms Of tTft
down, e. per month. of O. ~ Hiimau.
close 20 Iarnma intsrurbau1 office tn
Times Block atf
Look this up Three large room cot
I tnrc, lot ftEt0t. near lake and car Nut
Oar from woodland Park ti 200. 1850
down balance 500 pes month can feel
dence 30 elQo Fremont av Phone
] North li8g. IAN
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VERY CHEAP vast ta aat ~era
anif frEH Hn tefsns ~ 90 tHwu. tte trf
Hunfh naFs uts hnuna snH taFas tisrs
e fan8 taaa ehtehraa close a. street
care store sna school raha Tacoma
fatsrurhan 20 Waller rItF see Mrs. fs-
mar ~ sas ul5mzns cashier, in rifnFs
kiHek Seattle az
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FARMS ANo ACREAGE.

Owuer--to and 26-aere tracts choice
coil. abundance ~ spring water from
go Go $50 per acre can between 3 aud
g. 1894. y sbgf.
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Fof Sale Heavy draft team. weight
~ Pounds address r T. Graham.
100 esr u rs-.fi. ~ ia,s
east % Rollins Cans rradinE camp
-ii'tI.p
Rash. iol Fif., AZ rasss a iitii Il
AUCTIONS.
AUCTiOV sALE 0F noon FUHNf.
rF Gev At His iH yr,.,.A i.E s,,
TuE WITH OCTOBER
AT 1880 HlfAHF EnamHf tfdH brass
bedr hair ard other mattresses bureaus.
rommuder rhiffaniars elegant extension
tables haffefs dining rHaira fine rock.
oFs confer tables. raurhes sanitary hffH.
alHe hHsfda I0HNeHHeH uIAnHfa. artificial
palms. gil paintings. lace rartaina Dor
Ieres fine carpets aH squares. roller
i1p desk Majestic Onto Star Estate
ranges beating stoves. Haa ranFrH. rruCb.
efy. glass ana Kitchen utensils 81 a.
p. kerton. hurilgusar phane Main i0ais
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
cHucKEH HkNcH--io asrss facing enc
% tha preftisHt Lakes between Seattle
and Tacoma. new lnforurhau Survey
runs algua one ride ~ property land
Dr. nearly lerel HlauinH uiColF down
20 ANiaI tHhes HfFHf cleared ana ir
clover. balance cedar fr and alder
timber OLD house and few fruit
trees, au Ideal location for chicken
and fruit ranch Price e. COO Terms.
ROBERT MAITnF.
0l9-o4o .stt Alaska Building
a-1f-TT
WHITE RIVER VALLEY BARGAIN 49,
Less than mile from one N tha best
towns in fhH valley. 90 acres. uit Dot.
tom land. arrea in cultivation. ball
ance pasture go fenced bearing or
chHfdi 900 kiud1 of small fruits. good
we'll small house. barn ana outbulida
fngHi price Including cows horse. 90
chifFfuH HnH farming Implements.
90 600. Terms
ROBERT MALTffY.
0is.8t0.8lt Alaska fialldiur
-.if.17
GWuer-ai0 ana 2R.ncra tracts choice
coil abundance ~ spring water from
$40 Co $50 prf acre can between 9 AND
g. 1904 y sbgf.
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RANnAII. rWr CARPENTER
I am the man. house repairing tn AT
Sc tran thrss wtndew and door screens
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CITY RIAL GsTATu.
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Look this up Three large room cot
tnro. lot flHt0t. near lake and car Nat
Oar from woodland Park tifo0. 1850
down balance 500 pes month can fee.
denre. no GlR0 Fremont nv Phone
North li8a IAN
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tn REAL ESTATE.


FON SALE
g. 500 New tronm house. modern in
every respect Cement block f1unfa
zion. basement wired FOR eiFCfurlfv
uipad faf sos one block from car Tot
50Elaa Terms
CHITrEVuEW MUNGER co.
600 Peoples Bank bldg
Phone Main iatt It'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Third Running Of Jesse
Brown Cup First at
Benning's.
WON WITH EASE
BY BILLIE HlBBS
Miller Up, Defeats Jubilee, With
Radtke Up-Rose Of Dawn
Wins Benning Handi-
cap Essex Gets
Hunters Steeple-
chase.

wAsr11NC.TcN An,,,,. AZ ,rrro,
- = !. : -
terestinB events To-Day married. inc
last card OF the spring meeting of
g tho washington Jockey club at BEN
~, -, ~
-. e''iu u'.n.nh . .no '1ss'
j Brown Cup, thu eighth running OF the
second Benning Spring Handicap, and
.ho e,,,hth Swine, 1r,ntars. stcen,a.
..lp . - 2pA 80 = -
9 chase. In the Jesse Brown cup race
interest was confined practically to
two horses-BIIlio .Hibbss nnd Jubilee.
miner mao tile mount on the lorrt form s
and Radtke on the latter. Billie Hibbs
was made an odds on fayorite Miller
,.,,a,,a1, az go, I. ~
~. ~ .Ao - = .''o . 60
and ne had no trouble afterward, Win.
ming practically by two lengths from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
.lQUEDUCT WILL OPEN
With A BIG HANDICAP.
Metropolitan Season to Open.
I With $4,000 Event and
Strong Entries.

NEW YORK, April 13-The metro
Epolitan racing season Of 1907 will open
Monday at tho Aqueduct race course
of the Queens County Jockey Club
with the $40, 900 Carter H andlcap as tho
feature. Nineteen horses Of undoubted
scalibre with the famous old champion!
Splinter Roseben at the head OF the
Hist, arc posted as started in the han
dicap. Roseben was tho winner OF the
Carter Handicap last year. and this
aged Ben Stromo gelding, holding the
worlds record at the distnnce-seyen
furlongs-undoubte will go to the
post as favorlte. He probably will be
closely pressed in popular favor by De
Mund, who Is reported from Benning' s
! to have rounded into three-year-o old
| of merit.
Brookdale Nymph is nicely placed
with only 115 pounds up. IN fact
Handicapped Yosburg has been lenient
| with every ono Of the nineteen prob
able sturteda. De Munds weight, los
pounds, ought not to stop a good horse
land tho Carter will be a test of his
ability.
Mnncca comes to the Carter frcsl
4 from a victory In tho first division O.
4 tho Benning spring handicap. and, Will
|only 90 pounds to carry. ought to gt
4 well over tho course. The race as j
4 locks Tonight, has u decidedly opel
4 appearance. Tho other probable start
4 ers arc: Oxford 1872; Glorlher 10
RrooIsd Nvmph 49,: Prctenslon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
TWO STAKE EVENTS
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Black Mary, Second Choice, Wins
Ladies Stakes, Defeating
Whiskbroon.

NEW ORLEANS. La, April 13.-The
longest winter racing season in tho his
tory OF New Orleans tracks closed o-day.
10 celebrate the wind-up the City Park,
track offered two stake events, each $1,000
added--the Ladies' Stake and the Orleans
Handicap. Whisk Broom, favorite In the
ladies' Stakes. finished outside the
money, while Black Mary, second choice.
won easily. Tho favorite in the Orleans
Handicap, Coloquy, also finished outside
the money. Royal Breeze won in the last
stride.
First race-milc and sixteenth-Mc-
Allister g to y first. Quagga (3 to ~ Sec
ond. Vic Zlegler Q3 to u third. Time,
1:49.
Second race-steeplcchase, handicap.
short course-Dr. Heard Is to 81 first,
Lights Out (eyen) second, Weberhelds
Fl Go to ~ third Time, 2:55 49,
Third race--four furlongs-the Ladies'
{ Stalses-Black Mary G. to q first, Same
saw eco to y second, Frescall 600 to y
third. Time. AS 1-5.
Fourth race-slx furlongs-the Orleans
1Iandlcap-Royal Breeze Il to p first,
Robin Hood Is to p second, Fantastic
q to q third. Time, 1913 So.
Fifth race-mile and sixteenth, sell
4 ing-Telegrapher d8 to 81 first, Hustled
Is to 8 second, Johnnie d5 to y third
Time. 1:4S 2-b,
Sixth race-mlle and a half. selling-st
Z Noel r3 to 81 first, EVE Green us to s,
second, Adbcll (25 to y third. Time
2:S6 1-2.
Seventh ace-slx furlongs selling
Warner Griswell e to q first, spide
Web eco to y second. No Quarter Geo K
y third. Tlmo. IA As.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Forfeited to Outlaws.

The game scheduled to have been
played yesterday afternoon between
the Outlaws and the Chestnut Hill
team was forfeited to the former 8
to O.. gS
The Outlaws are challenging any
team in the city who may wish to
play game. Any club desiring q game
may drop postal to Lonnie lISlnller,
No. q fill Street. city 7g@
Tho outlaws team is as follows:
Winters, catcher: Winters, pitcher;
SO,Neill.& shortstop; Kinker, first base;
Bass. l'ight-felder Flood, centre
fielder: IIinkcr second base; ~. Page.
catcher: 5Mahanes, lcft-nelder; Kinker,
third base, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
GAMB SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Chicago at st. Louis.
STANDING OF OF TuE c1rrs
AM ERlCAN LEAGUE
Detroit, 3; Cleyc1nnd. q.

DETROIT, MICH, April 13.-Willet
threw wild to first base in the sixth
inning, missing the third out. cleve-
land then batted in four runs, taking
q lead that decided the result The
game was played in a snow storm.
Score: r. II. Z.
Cleveland. 4. o 0 2#04 0 q o 10 II 1,
Il Batteries: Willet, Jones and Payne;
Hess and Bemis. Time 1:40. Umpires,
Sheridan and Stafford. IS
philadelphia, Al Boston, ..
e. PHILADELPHIA. April 13.-Although
outbntted, the hits Of the local team
were more opportune than those OF
their opponents. and gave Philadelphia
victory over Boston in cosaly con-
tested game
+ Score: r. H. f.
Phila.. $50 0 8 / 20 o o ~ Q
Boston. Il o / % 90 o. - 2
Batteries: Vickers, Waddell Bender
and Berry; Winters and Armbruster.
Time, :40. Umpires. Evans and Hurst.
ST. Louis, 4, Chicago, o.
ST. LOUIS. April 13.-Chicago de-
feated st. Louis this afternoon. 6 to A.
both Walsh and Jacobson being hit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
TRINITY WINS OVER
GEORGE VA5HI.!G TON
Defeats the University Club Sec
ond Time in Succession.
Score, s to 2.

Especial to The mes-Dispatch.l
DURHAM, N. c., April 1S.-Trinity
defeated George Washington Univer-
lsity the second successive game this
afternoon by a score of to 2 as yester-
day. the game was exciting and in
tterestlng throughout the nine innings,
and O numberaof features in the stunt
columns OF each team Trinity began
tho game playing fast ball, and In one
inning, scored four runs. Tho Wash
Sington players did some pretty field
Ing and scored for the first time dur
ing the two games.
Score by innings: r. Fl. p.
Trinity $50 044 o ~ o 0-5 Q 2
G. W........0 o 10 OIL o o. z 4
FL. Batteries: Trinity--Lane and Wrenn.
George Washing on--He and steph-
enson.
George washington University will
play Washington and Lee in Virginia
Monday. Trinity leaves on her North
ernl "trip next week and plays Richmond
College in Richmond. next Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
mi C HIGAN SHUT OUT
OFfWESTERN CONFERENCE

S5 CHICAGO, ILL. April 13.-All attn
3letic relations between the University
Of Michigan and the other colleges
composing the Western Athletic Coll
5lege Conference (Big sNine) We're Sc
5vered to-day, because OF the indlsposi-
ton OF Michigan to observe the rules
of tn conference adopted at the close
tho time OF athletes to three years and
the number of football games to not
more than five.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

feated Maryland Agricultural College
70 to 0, The pitching of Deyault and
catching Of Pollock in centre-field
were features for the Cadets.
Score by innings: R. n. f..
Maryland 1910 90 600 0 % 0 3
". NJ 1....5....4 0 3 0s2I1s OLE 10 9
Batteries-Jarrell and Capstandy;
,Devault and Byrd. Umpire-Mr. Por-
ter, Of Washington and Lee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Defeats Cluster Springs.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. April 1s.-
Trinity Park defeated Cluster Springs
on tho latter's diamond this afternoon
by q score of 5 to 3.
Observation-Disclosures Springs Owen
Moore, Thomas. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Visitors Get TO Third.

Virginia added two runs in tho sew
cnth. Dalton cracked single to left
garden, was sacrificed to second by
Thom and went all tho way home on
Johnson's hit, whichslngcd AIontgom-
ery's head Scheller made wild
throw to first, and Johnson never
stopped up until reaching third. Tho
all Southern halfback counted q mo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Roanoke College Wins.
to The Times-Dispntch.1

T---T---- :.
SALEM. VA, April 13.-ROanoke COL
game here to-day to tho tune Of &c to 3.
The features of the game We're the
pitching of Cline and n home run by
Straus, both of Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
.VIRG|N|A FINDS
GE.0RGE TOWN E:A5Y
Blue and Gray Go Down in the
First Of Series by Score OF q
PITCHES GREAT BALL
#Susong Allows But Fllirty-One
Batters Is Face Him During
Entir Game.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l
CHARIOT 9'ESVILLl, VA April 4 81
Virginia found little trouble in taking tho
first Of the series of games with George
town. the Blue and Gray being van
qulshed to-day by the onc-slded score OF
o tos,0. Despite tho q old western wind,
which blew directly ii. the aces Of the
spectators, the crowd was the largest Of
the season. The day being q general hol-
iday, nearly the entire student body was
present, and enthusiasm was q t. a high
pitch throughout tho contest.
At the close Of tho game the UNDER
graduates poured from the stands upon
the field, and Joining hands. formed a.
circle around the running track. finally
making rush for the flag -pole, which
had been snatched from tho roof of tho
Erandstand and implanted In the centro
s OF the field. After forming in a column
the students marched through college and
down into the city. On the way they
encountered William Jennings Bryan, who
was returning from visit to Monticello,
The sNebrnskun was forced to bow his
thanks many times, amid great applause
Susong Did Well.
Susong, the cu1ly-hnred Tennessec
boy, who twirled for Virginia. never
pitched q better Aame In his life He
held the Blue and Gray hitters safe
Throughout, allowing but threo hits
One Of these, u liner to short right;
field by Mudd, would have been an out
had Thorn made an accurate throw
Susong also fielded his position per
fectly. taking care of every chance OF
fered him. including several neat bunts
| Deyine, the clever southpaw, who start
| ed out for Georgetown, lasted only ,
| little over two innings. loft. opcnet
up with corking drive over second
and Dalton lined one to right-field
which Duggnn allowed to get ava,
from him long enough for EIoff5 to RAJ
! homo. Thorn was passed to first Saw
| RE hit to short. who threw to the home
! plato too late to catch Dalton. Wood
| son dropped neat little fly Just owe
Smiths head, and both Thorn an
Snwrle tailed.
Here Captain Montgomery was sub
! stituted for Devine, and before Il,
4 could settle down Honaker had naile
a single to- centre. scoring Woodsor
\ This total OF five runs took all tn
4 heart out of Georgetown, the Blue MI
4 Gray batters going out thereafter 1
! almost one-two-three order. Durln
tho nine Innings only thirty-one bat
i ters faced Susong.
i Visitors Get TO Third.
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MARYLAND SHUT OUT

Defeated by the V. M. ]. by Score
of II to o.
LEXINGTON, VA. April 1s.-yirginia
Military Institute this afternoon de-
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National League.
RESULT OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
All games postponed.
GAMES SCHEDULED For TO-DAY.
st. Louis Mt Chicago.
Pitts at Cincinnati.
STANDING OF TIE CLUES,
American League.
RESULT OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Washington. 4 !; New York, 4. (Ten
innings: darkness).
Philadelphia. 4; Boston. g.
st. Louis, 4 !: Chicago, 6.
Detroit, 3; Cleveland. 9.
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Davidson Defeats Guilford.

"a Special TO The 7TImts-DIsphtch!I ..-1-I--
GREENSBORO, N, c., April 13.-Da".
wilson College defeated Guilford College
in an Interesting game here this after
noon. the fea ture being the fine pitching
and hitting of Langford. Of Davidson,
Tho score: r. IT, f..
Davidson ~. ....,.....5..........'6 10 3
Guford Observation-Disclosures. 3
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