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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
DEEP RUN RIDERS
OUT At DAYBREAk

The Deep Run Hunt Club had fast
but suneyentful ride yesterday MORN
ing in the wake of seven and one half
couples of hounds. The riders met at
the kennels and covered a circular
course, travelling something over four
miles, ana winding up at their start
ing point.
The ride was good all the way. some
first-class jumps being taken without
mishap. An ideal morning found the
riders away at 6:aO A. NJ. and the
course that was followed lay through
Rosewood, Chantilly, Smiths and Accn'
The party was made UP of Mr.. j. st,
George Bryan, NJ. =. f., on BenVollo;
Hall, whip. on Allen Breck Mr.. Or
mond Young, on Red FIussar; DR.. Rob-
ert G. Bryan, on Grandee: Mr.. q, D,
Harris, on Iilla, and Mr., Tom Bryan
on Three Spot
Saturday afternoon at 42o o'clock
the members of the Deep Run will
meet at Bellevue Gate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
HERBERT WINS BOUT
FROM MEXICAN CHAMP

threw his man in five minutes with q
ha!f-plain, half-Nelson hold: and sec
ond time with a half-NeIson and ham
merlock hold, after wrestling two min
utes. Woodall threw Coleman with a
half-Nelson and scissors hold on
the neck in fifteen minutes. But on
account Of hurting his head in fan
he surrendered the decision. Ellis
wants return match with Gilelmo In
three weeks.
test Alag stated that Herbert was q
better man than he thought. He de-
sires to meet him again, and promises
to throw him twice in an hour. Her
pert gov % pea 9eh OF ner 'n cen gave re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
VIRGINIA BEATS
MILLER SCHOOL
elal,o Tic TImes- Dispatch.

lppoS'i' ~
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March 26.
s-Virginia played another seven inning
game to-day, defeating Miller School
10 to o. The contest was slow and UNI
Interesting, the only features being
the hitting Of Captain hoff. Cabanlss
nnd Bricker, each securing triple.
The only change from yesterdays line.
up was the substitution In right-gardch
for Cabanisa who officiated at back
gtop. Virginia put UP an exceptionally
clean game in the field. having but n
single error. Douglas, a cousin of Dir.
Pollard, the coach, twirled for the first
three innings and allowed only one
hit He was succeeded by Whitmer, n
freshman at Pennsylvania last season.
Honaker, the football star and varsity
shortstop, occupied seat on the bench
and will not get In the game until he
gets parental consent. Susong. Viz
ginia's crack twirler, appeared In uni
form. and had his first warming up.
Tomorrow Virginia plays the To-
ronto Eastern League team. Tic Ca
indians VIII pitch Kilroy, Mitchell and
Connolly, the former Holy Cross
twrler, late Of the Havcrhill Club.
score by innings: X. II. ~.
J Hers school. % 900 o. 4 8
: lrslnia .....3223O22'- LII IL L
Batteries: Miller Lewis and Blakcy;
Virginia. Douglas, Wbitmer and Caba-
Miss.
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favorite in the betting over Jubilee,
but both were played heavily.
Shaw had the mount on Bellwether
and Tommy Burns piloted Jubilee.
They rounded into the stretch togeth-
er, and it was hammer and tongs the
rest of the way. The veteran Burns
showed that he has lost nothing as q
finisher, for he rode rings around
Shaw from barrier to wire. his SUI
the drive home. Jubilee turned out
a gamer colt than Bellwether and
shook off his rival just before the wire
was reached.
j. j. Obrlen, of New York. was the
only gentleman rider to accept mount
in the Steeplechase, although most OF
the good amateurs are now at Ben
ming. He had the leg up on Sidney
Holloway's Oneiros. but finished far
lout of the money. Tellfare, entered by
| Mr.. McMurtrie," the nom de course OF
prominent sylvanian, was the
best horse in the race. Savage got
him off in front, and he was never
headed. Courtland Smiths Pete Daley
coupled in the betting with his other
entry, My Grace. ran good race, but
appeared trifle short of work,
The Chelsea stables Recruit fought
with Tellfare during the last mile OF
| the race, but could not get up. He
| finished second. with Fauquier third.
thing IN the ffth 9 race %hen he s saa1
| died the fouryear-old maiden James
! Crawford. Under good ride from
little, Mccarthy. who is the find of the
meeting. James Crawford Won in hand
some style, with G. c. Halls Venus Sec
! ond and PA" Daley's Umbrella third
:, There was a hot tip out on Tom
ManniH's Silver Ball in the last race
and those who went to the track were
me odds were posted. Those who took
to o on his chances We're rewarded
however, for he Won easily from Daly's
Grace Cameron. Billy Hayes's nine
! year-old steepleChaser, GRANDPA still a
maiden on the fiat, ran third,
First race7-handicap; five and a half
furlongs; FOR three years and up; Co
Pantouhe q to s, place. second, Work.
man (ouD third. Time, l.Io go.
Second race--selling; o-year-olds
four and one half furlongs; old course
spencer Wells (evem first, Nutmea
to !, show) third. Time, $50 as. =
/ Third race--three-y ear-olds. siv fn,,.
longs; Columbia course-Jubilee Is tc
% first. Bellwether Il to 4, place. sec.
ond, Giles q to 10, show) third. Time
Fourth race-trial steeplechase TO,
hunters; about two miles-Tellfair III
to % first. Recruit Is to S. place. sec.
Time Tha t 4'is a.s' G to i showo third
Fifth raee--sellng: four-year- olds
1 and upwards; six and one-half FUR
| longs; Columbia course--James Cruw.
ford G to s? first. Venus C to /. placa)
! Time, 1874 2-5.
! Sixth race-maidens; three year. lds
and upwards; one mile and forty yards
Columbia course-Silver Ball Is to -
second. Grandpa q to 8, show) third
| Time, 1:i7 3-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
RICHMOND COLLEGE WINS.
Takes Game From Union Theological Semi
uurY by 4 Score Of 8 to l.

A very pretty game OF baseball. in which
heavy hitting was the chief feature, was
played between Richmond College and the
Union Theological Seminary on the forser's
campus diamond yesterday afternoon, re-
sulting in victory for Richmond College
by the score of to !.
The winning nine was in fine shape and
folded we'll. The seminary team proved tt
b. strong In handling the willow. and wer:
robbed of several runs BY the outfelders OF
their opponents. The batting of Lodge for
Richmond College was a feature OF the
ga me- one of his long drives in the seventh
inning bringing in two men.
The score by innings: r Fl. Il
R!eh'd College, 0 o o--6 6
Seminary 1850 o o OIL
Observation-Disclosures College, D. Wright
J Wright and F. J. Lodge; Union Theo.
logical Seminary, Mc1lwayne and squires
Umpire, Reuben Brpaddus.
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DIVIDED AS TO SITE.
Trustees Want New School ut On
Plncc md Sumo rIntcndcMt mt Another.


I.YNCHBuRG, VA. March CA
hard fight is on in the Brookville Dis
trict School Board in Campbell coun-
ty over the question of the selection Of
a site for a new suburban school,
which is to cost 10000. A majority
of the board decided in favor of n
site near Moorman's Store, several
miles from the city, but Superintendent
Garbee has refused to approve the de-
cision. The majority of the board re-
fuses to recede from its stand, and the
only way out OF the muddle seems to
be an appeal to the State Board OF
Education.
Meanwhile, the patrons OF the pro-
posed school are demanding an imme-
Date settlement in orner to have
school facilities next September The
new school is made necessary by the
county school in the West End coming
into the city with the recent annexa-
ton. The question Is new one, and
if the board does not appeal there
seems to .oe no way to settle the COZ
tention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
TEAM HARD AT WORK

having had several weeks practice
in the South.
Allen Morgan. who was expected
and his delay cannot be accounted for
by Manager Lipe, who received word
from him IN Kansas City the first of
this week that he had started for
Richmond. 1t Is hoped that both he and
Jim Ison will get in this morning, as
tomorrow the first practice game will
be held with Richmond College. The
college team is prepared to give q
good account of itself, and Manager
Gwathmey is confident that the pro-
fesslonals will find themselves up
against a hard game.
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WANT RUSSIAN GIANT.
Company C, Seventeen Regiment VIII Tr,
to Bring Him Here,

Company C, Seventeen Regiment, VIII Tr,
to Bring Him Here.
George Hackenschmidt, THE Russian
Lion is coming to Richmond to wrestle
IL the efforts OF Company c. seyontietl
Regiment, can bring him here. 1t is the
purpose of the company to raise funds 10,
Its treasury, and to do so on q big scale.
The company within the next few days
VIII appoint one OF its members to commll-
nlcate with the Russian, who Is now In
Chicago preparing for his bout with Gotch
aud sne what Inducements viii be necessar,
To bring him To Richmond
a match bout Is preferable to an exhibit
ton contest, and through The Times Dis
patch Company G desires to receive offer.
from any wres,ler In the United States who
desires to meet lIackcnschmidt under fay.
orable conditions
This would be the biggest drawing cnrt
ever held In Richmond, and every effor,
VIII be put forth by the company to make
it sure thing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
ALPHA TEAM LEADS
IN Y. IA. c. A. GAMES

o. End of game. Betas, 80; sigmas, 10.
Alphas-V. A. Wells (captain). left
forward; w. G. Nuckols, right forward;
II. b. Cullen, centre; G, G, Burch, LETT
guard; j. +. Fair, right guard.
Kappas-P p. Thornton (captain),
left forward; j. d. Ewell, right for
ward; l.. Il. VanSant, centre; W. a.
Graves, left guard l.. ll Twining, right
guard.
Score; (hrst half). Alphas, 9: Kappas,
g. End OF game, Alphas, 10; kappas,
10.
Deltas-s. E. Henlng. left forward;
r. A. Bro2k, right forward: NJ. +: Law
renee (captaim, centre; w. a. Collins.
left guard: G. B. Bradley, right guard;
P. W. Orchard. guard; t. J. Lichten-
stein.
Gammas--McC. Thornton, left for
ward; j. II. Jones, centre; II. 7. Leake
(captain), left guard; i, Shapiro right
guard.
Score: .Sflrst half), peltas, 10; Gam
mas, 5. End of game, Deltas, l6: Gam
mas, IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27

reported FOR duty Wednesday, was in
the box for awhile, and proceeded to
take a good limbering up. Sparks.
Cassidy and Jackson worked up con-
siderable speed at the morning prac-
tice and did some good fielding of
hunts. Revelle and Mcleod also work
ed up to considerable form. kanzler,
vided his time between playing at
third and getting a line on his pitch
ers and the squad in general.
Next week the Lawmakers go up
against strong bunch They play
the New York Americans as we'll as
Toronto, winner of the Eastern League
both Of which are in big league trim
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27

Long, Cassidy, Revelle Jackson, Nc
Leod. Sparks, Kanzler Manager Lipe,
TItman. RIGGS and Strader. Dutfelder
morning and warmed UP on the dia-
mond at the afternoon practice, being
the fourteenth man to appear for prac-
tice. The presence of Shortstops Allen
Morgan and Second Baseman Jim 1son
is needed before any clear estimate
can be made OF the teams general
strength.
Heffron is in good shape for The
season. Titman, Riggs and Strader
appeared to advantage in the outfeld
yesterday. They were fast on their
feet and met the bali well. Long, who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27

LYNCHBURG, VA, March &c.
Buck" Hooker, centre-fieder of last
years Lynchburg team, has signed for
coming as good news to local ball
lovers. Hooker is easily one OF the
most popular men who have ever play
ed ball here, Kirkpatrick has also
chase. and he will return to the team,
He played here last year when loaned
to Manager Grim. This leaves Stew
art, BENTLEY, Anthony and Bowen OF
lieved all of them will report before
the season opens. The team will re-
port next Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
A CONSTANT READER,
Miss Aunms AYIns Ms1al.

PINEHuRsT N. CT March 26.--Mlss
Molly B. Adams. of the Oakley Country
Club, the title holder, led the field in the
qualification round Of the women's event
OF ting annual United North and South
championship, golf tournament to-day. Win
ming the gold medal offered with card oil
81. Miss Julia r. Mix, of Englewood. and
Mrs. George S. Dutton, of Oakley, who later
Withdrew, tied for second place nt 90, with
Mrs. Allan Perley Chase (nee Dutton). i a
former title holder, third in 81.
In the first round of match play Miss Mix
defeated Miss Adams on the nineteenth
green after an uphill hght, a twenty foot
put winning the match on the extra hole.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27

Closely following the plays of each
man. several hundred interested base
ball enthusiasts sat in the grandstand
at the park both yesterday morning
and afternoon. and watched the first
real practice OF the Richmond team.
The consensus of opinion was that
Manager Lipe has got the material
from which to build a fast and re-
liable nine. Each man appeared TO
be in good physical condition and cap
able or working into fighting trim in
u short lime.
The players to show up for prac-
tice yesterday We're: Cowan, Boyle,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
A Trnnl,r Cruise

NORFOLK. VA. March .s.--At meeting
held to-day the Hampton Roads Yacht Club
decided on n ten-days cruise for trophies
this summer from the clubhouse to St.
h:chaels, on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Fifteen boats Will mako the trip, not in
Guiding power-boats. II. a. Jones will be
commodore OF the sailing squadron. and w.
P. Dodson, admiral OF the power-boat fleet,
The cruise begins July 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27

LYNCHBuRG VA, March as,-Arrange,
ments We're partially perfected here to-day
tos baseball! game at the Fair Grounds
Eerth Carolina and the Virginia Military In
ltitute, The game has been held-up pend
Ink the adoption of the Virginia Leagu.
sopal ball. The contest. however seems
20 be certainty now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
Sporting Letters

Tile sporting editor OF The Times
Dispatch Will gladly answer in these
columns my questions regarding
sporting matters. Communications
on sporting subjects will also be
printed, and comments will be made,
Address Sporting Editor, Timcs-Dis-
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27

The local team expects to make much
members are not yet in their best form.
Arrangements are being made to bring
the Norfolk team here shortly for q
match on the Lake allows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
Did Wagner Play Here:

Sporting Editor Times Dispatch:
Sir,-To decide bet, please tell me
through your query column If Hans
Wagner, the Pittsburg player, ever
played on a Richmond team.
March "a, 1908. A FAN.
Wagner played on the Paterson On.
j. team when Richmond was in the
Atlantic League, but never on Rich
mond team.
Sporting Editor of The Dispatch
Sir,--Dld Fitzsimmons and Corbett
ever fight in Jacksonville, Fla? II SO
who won?
A CONSTANT READER.
Kinston, N. c.. March %, 1908.
No. Corbett knocked out Charles
Mitchell in Jacksonville, January 70
1894. He was defeated by Fitzsimmons
at Carson City, New, March II, 1897.
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Monday, March 80,


tho city of Richmond, in the suit OF
James CT. Whitlock vs. Ellen P. Pedin
ct ais, entered on March 10. 1908, wa
Will sell by public auction, on the
TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1905.
commencing at 4 o'clock p NJ. the
First; That centrally located nine.
room brick house. known as No. s
South Fourth Street. fronting "a feet,
more or less. on west line OF Fourth
street t, by az a., feet inches. more or
Immediately thereafter. about 4:45
P. NJ we will offer the two brick
dwellings, known as Nos. and II
Walnut Alley, at the northeast corner
OF Whitlock and Walnut Alleys. 'front.'
Ing 46 feet, more or less. on Whitock
Alley. and running back in irregular
lines about SO feet.
NJ. that desirable brick dwelling ssfH
known as sls North Twenty-fourth
more or less, on the west side of
Twenty fourth street, and running
moro or less. to a 15-foot alley
Lastly, at about p NJ, We will sell
that large brick dwelling. known as
241a East Marshall Street with hands
less. on the north line q; Marshall
Street and running back 165 feet. more
or less. All of the above mentioned
property Is we'll located for those
seeking good investments, and is sold
only to close an estate.
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance
in two equal instalments. payable at
six and twelve months from the date
OF the sale, the deferred payments to
be evidenced by negotiable notes of tho
purchasers, bearing interest from the
date OF the sale, and the title to he
retained by the court until the pur-
chase price is fully paid and convey
ance of said lots respectively ordered
by the court, or all cash. at the option
OF the purchasers, respectively.
r. r. FLORANCE,
JAS. Z. CANNON,
Special Commissioners. +
7 certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the Special Com
missioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 21st day
Teste: cHAs. o. sAv1LLE, Clerk.
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Y .
G1S East Broad Street.
FINE AND MEDIUM FURNITURE.
LACE CURTAINS. MATING. BRASi
AND IRON BEDS, REFRlG ERATORSl
&C, AT AUCTION.
TO-DAY {FR1DAY), MARCH s7TH.
at our auction salesroom, No. els E,aa
Broad Street, commencing at 10.3i
o'clock. consisting OF Parlor Suits, Side,
boards. China Closets, Bedroom Suits.
Wardrobes. Iron Beds, Brass Beds, Felt
and Hair Mattresses, Mating. Rugs
Lace Curtains, Refrigerators, Sewini
Machines, Go-Carts, CoiIches, Lounges
&c.
FOR ACCOUNT OF RAILROAD COM
PANY,
we Will sell In rear of our store az
lg;80, 9 Empty Whiskey Barrels, |
Empty Molasscs Barrel, Cider Barrel
Bucket Candy, 1 Box Candy. . Sackt
Flour. Box Shoes, Lot Paper Bags,
Large Grocery Refrigerator (knock.
ed DOWN, | Lot Gas Fixtures. / Lot
store Counters. &c.
Sale positive.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
Standing OF the Teams.
March 9th in the Annals of Sport,

1s79Near
1876 rounds lightweight and
Mass:
1ss5 canbeiod Ont j Black in hve-me skat
walked
FranclsGo sartlng 81 1900 10
$1,000 side that she accomplish the In EGG
:
a
YORK; While Hoppe soqn 1871 bak
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27
DUCkPIN MATCH.

Lnkc bowling TENN Phys AgnInst
Norfolk BOwlers.
The Lake bowling team rolled duck
pins at the Lake bowling alley last
might against the Brunswick team OF
Norfolk, each team playing in its own
city. The result OF the game at Nor
folk was not received last night, and
the winners OF the contest will not be
learned until to-day. The result of
the Richmond game was as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27

certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the Special Com
missioners has been duly given. M
Given under my hand this 2lst day
Teste: CHAs. o. sAvILLE, Clerk.
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auftinn @ales, Tbis Zap.


BY The Valentine Auction Company
G18 East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-27

BY decree of the Chancery Court of
the city of Richmond, in the suit OF
James G. Whitlock VS.. Ellen P. Pedin
ct ais, entered on March 10. 1908 wa
will sell BY public auction, on the
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