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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-04-02
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4. The commissioners shall forward
the poll books, certificates and ballots,
under seal TO the County Clerk 10 be de-
livered by him to the Chairman OF the
County Committee, to be held and re-
counted in case Of contest within two
days after the closing of the polls by
the County Executive Committee,
which meets at 10 o'clock a. m, on the
9th day Of April, 1908, at the Court
House in Charles Town, West Virginia,
and shall open and count the votes and
dec are the result. The candidates re-
ceiving the highest number of votes for
the respective offices for which they had
been candidates, shall be declared by
the said Executive Committee to be the
Democratic nominees for the said o M
ces.
5. As to whom may vote The duty Of
the commissioners shall be to receive
the votes Of all who supported the Dem
ocratic ticket at the Presidential Elec-
ton in the year 1904, and who intend
supporting the Democratic ticket at the
coming election this year, OF all Demo
Gratis who have moved in this county
and will be legal voters at the next
election, OF all young men known to be
Democrats who will be of age at the
next general election, and none others.
g. Each person desiring to be oan-
didate for election to office by the vot.
ers of Jefferson County atsuch Primary
Election shall ten Q0) days prior there
to furnish Thomas K. Moore, Chairman
Of the County Executive Committee (P:
o. Charles Town, Jefferson Co., w. Val
in writing his full name and the office
for which he desires to be candidate,
which shall be accompanied by the
sums named below, to pay the expen Sc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-04-02
For Sheriff.

| announce myself candidate for
Sheriff of Jefferson county, subject to
the action OF the voters at the Demo
cratic primary election. II nominated
and elected | promise faithful dis.
charge OF the duties Of the office. II
elected my deputies will be S. G.
Young, @. B. Wentzell and w. A. Ma
coughtry.
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@. W. CONRAD.
For Justice of the Peace.

respectfully announce myself as
candidate for reelection to the office OF
Justice of the Peace for Snepherdstown
district, subject to the Democratic pri-
mary.
d. S. RENTCH
Iannounce myself as n candidate for
Justice OF the Peace for Shepherds
town district, and respectfully solicit
the support Of the voters at the Demo
cratic primary election.
LEE II. M0LER.
For County Surveyor.
thereby announce myself candidate
for County Surveyor, subject to the &C
ton Of the Democratic Primary.
JAS. X. HKNDRICKs.
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For County Commissioner.
For Circuit Clerk.

hereby announce myself candidate
for nomination to the office of Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
subject to the primary election Of the
Democratic party.
Respectfully,
JNo. M. DANIEL.
thereby announce myselfa candidate
for the nomination to the clerkship OF
the Jefferson Circuit Court, subject to
the Democratic primaries.
B. LEE MOORE.
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Respectfully,
g ID WYSONG.
For Clerk Of the CouDty Court.

hereby respectfully announce my.
self candidate for the nomination OF
Clerk Of the Honorable County Court OF
Jefferson county, subject to the action
of the Democratic Primaries. III en-
trusted with the office, | promise to
give it my whole time and attention.
and to conduct it on a high plane OF
efficiency.
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For Assessor.

You are hereby authorized to an
nounce me as a candidate for the Office
of Assessor Of Jefferson county, subject
to the Democratic Primary election.
Mr.. A. o. Moore, Of Shepherdstown
District, will be my deputy in the event
Of my election.
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thereby respectfully announce my
self candidate for nomination to the
office Of Clerk of the County Court OF
Jefferson county, subject to the action
OF the Democratic primary. Mr.. Chas:
FL. Reinhart, Of the second district, will
act as my assistant for the term, in the
ayant of nv eleotion
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WANTED!

April 2, l9oS-2w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

Strange things happen in baseball.
For instance. after Norfolk had been
cufed. thrashed, and nrangled by the
Truckers. Long, who was released by
Richmond, turns the tide for the Grow
on his first appearance in the box.
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W. & NJ. THRASHES
HA|MPDEN- SIDNEY
Especial to Tho rlmes- Dispatch. ]

Especial to Tho Times- Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April 25.-
William and Mary took the champions
ship game frcm Hampden-S Sidney Col
legc here tlis afternoon by score
OF 10 to l.
The game was complete walkovcr
for William and Mary, the visitors
never being In the play.
The game was won in the first In.
ming. when William and Mary scored
five runs on three hits, several errors.
and many Wild throws.
The battery OF the visitors was
weak, and found the local batters too
tough proposition to handle.
For the visitors, Sterrett. at first
base, and Foster. In centre field. did
The game was an errorless one for
William ind Mary. This is the sec
ond game Of the Championship series
played here, Randolph Macon winning
the first. The last. and probably the
deciding game. Will be played here
next Saturday with Richmond College
Game called In eighth inning on ac-
count OF rain.
Summary: Base on balls. off Curry
8. OFT Joynes L: struck out. by Curry
3, by .Joynes 3; two-base hits. McCand-
1isli, White and Painter: three base
hit. Barber
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AUGUSTA, GA. April 25.-Taffe tied
the score In the sixth by scoring from
first on short single and prevented
Augusta winning In the ninth by a
wonderful catch in centre, and won
the game In the thirteenth inning by
hitting the ball over the fence.
Score by innings: r. II. r,
Jacksonville
ooooosoooooo2-41o a
Augusta
Batteries: Hanson and Roth: Rich
nrdson and Carson. Time, o:o5. Umpire,
TRULY
4 SAVANNAH, April 25,- savannah
won handily from Columbia to-day,
hitting yolz when hits meant runs.
Score by inning; r. HE.
Savannah .000120 00s-3 Z L
Columbia % 0 0 0 90 10 Oh 6 g
Batteries: Mullin, Hamilton and.
Kahlkofr WOLF and Cote Time, 1:45.
Umpires Buckly and Lnnigan.
MACON, GA. April 25,-A single by
Murdoch and doubles by stInson and
Rhoton In the first Inning save the
locals two runs and the game to-day.
Score by innings; r. II. n.
Macon 9,,l.5, !. !. ~, 100000 o.--2 8 q
Charleston $4,000 900 Q OIL v Il
Batteries; Malarkey and stnhbe;
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J. 80 TO / SHOT WINS.

. LEXINGTON, KY. April 25.-The
victory. to-day Of Divorcee, held as
nigh ass30 to 1 In the betting, I. proved
a great T., surprise. The fourth event,
2 mile = handieap,. was won by NORTH
First race--four furlongs--Maid Of
Gotham Is to % first; Fair Messenger
.G2 to85l third. Time, 1896.
Second race-six furlongs--Dnrh
Night u3 to 1O) first; Shake Mary a
to y second; Mae Conrae 6 to il
Third incc.--six furlongs-Divorce
$50 tof1l first: Beth Goodwin 20 to -
second: Ralbert q to 81 third. Time,
1.19t-5.
Fourth race--one mle--Mortiboy "a
to 4. first; Lotus Eater a to y Sec
ond; Macras 60 to y third. Time. 1:47.
Fifth race--four and half furlongs
Is to 81 first: Camel (la
to ~ second: Won Buelow Is to 81
third. Time, :584-5.
Sixth. race---m ile---Bucket Brigade Is
to ~ first; Lafayette G3 to 81 sec
ond. Thomas Calhoun GO to y third.
Time, 1:4S.
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DROPS FAST CAME.
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CHAPEL HILL. N. c.. April Elm
the fastest game played on the local
diamond this season. Carolina defeat
ed Roanoke College here to-day by the
score Of to /. The first five innings
of the game was real league baseball,
and neither side got further than
second base.
In the sixth Cole was hit. and took
first. He was advanced to second on
a beautiful hit by Captain James. this
being the first hit made during the
game. James was put out at second
on Stewards sacrifice. Cole going to
third and Stewart taking first. Caro-
lima made a fine exhibition OF team
work. On fake steal Stewart pulled
second. Cole in the meantime was
gradually drawing nearer the plate.
and finally made II on beautiful
slide. Carolina attempted to work the
trick second time but the visitors
had gotten wise. and proceeded to
throw Hobbs out in short order
Fullenwider pitched magnificent
game. and was given handsome sup
port. The team work of the Carolina
players was good and the batting up
TO its usual high order The visitors
put up fast game and had they not
let up in the sixth the game would
proba bly, have been much longer one.
Score by innings: r. H. Z.
Carolina oooooso 3
Batteries: Fullenwider. Hobbs; Will
lis. Miller. Umpire. Moreilead
Summary: Struck out-by Fullen-
wider. II: by Willis. 5. Base on balls
off Fullenwider. /; off Willis. j. Two
base hits-Stewart, Montgomery and
Fullenwider. Three.bnse hits-AIiller.
Hit by pitcher-Cole. Stolen bases
Stewart and Hobbs. Sacrifice hits
Welsh. Passed balls-Hobbs. Time
of game lao
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LACK ATKLNRLllNS
FROM FAST FIELD

AQUEDUCT. N. W April 25.---.Jack
Atkin, winner OF the Carter Handicap.
to-day duplicated his victory by easily
winning the Queens County Handicap
at Aqueduct. defeating higli-class
field or horses. Jack Atkin was quoted
at to 9 IN the betting, and he ran
the distance. one mile, In 1880 the
fastest time OF meeting. Sumna-
RIGS.
First neutrality-suspicious.. selling.
four and half furlonga-lsonnie Kclao
e to II first. Thctis (l0 to i, place.
second. Ramble (eyen, siow) third
Time. 1853 Is
Second race--Glcndalc Stceplechase,
handicap, four-yenr-olds and upward,
about two and half miles-Rockct
(even) first, Economy Is to 2. place.
second, Jim McGill (out, show third.
Time. 5:iS.
Third rncc---threc.year-old and up.
selling one miIc--1mport (l3 to 81
first, Tecross (5 to 6. place. second,
Killiecrankie tcvcn, show third. Timo,
1:41 1-5.
Fourth race-the Queens County
Handicap. threc-yearo lds and UP, one
mile--Jack Akin. 1874. Musgrave q to
-, first; Rl1eman, 1oi. G. Burns (16
to 5, to 8 and 8 to 81. second; Spoon
err, 9s. e. Dugan C to ], 2 to ] and
even), third. Time. 1899.
Fifth race-tl,ree-yca Odds and up.
selling. six and n half furlo1gs-sadler
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SHOOTERS Make RECORDS

Although the weather was threatening,
nfteen shooters faced the Deep Run traps
yesterday. After the April showers. how
ever. the weather cleared. and it was fine
evening for shooting. Yesterday was the
FIRST regular shoot held this year. and the
best average scores of the season were
nnde
Richmond was high gun in the club shoot,
breaking IS out OF so. making So per cent.
the best score In so made this season,
eft her by experts or amateurs.
Lawrence was high average In 100. &C.
counting for 80 targets. making most
c,t ditable score. and equaing the average
CT the expert shooters. Lawrence whom In
good form Is considered of the best
SLOTS In the city.
There is great deal OF interest being
manifested In shooting this year. and
the nagement is exerting every effort to
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R0UT OUTLAWS

The strong Outlaw and Christ
Church Association teams crossed bats
on the association diamond yesterday
afternoon and until the last man was
out the victory was in doubt. Both
teams played fast ball, and the few
errors that were made had nothing to
do with the score. J. Winters. for the
Outlaws, pitched great game and
fielded his position in way that
brought applause, as also did Quarles
for Christ Church Association. Ander-
son, young tryout for Christ Church
Association. played star game at
third, and saved the game by pulling
one down over his head that looked
good for two bases. which would have
meant two runs for the Outlaws. The
Christ Church Association team has
several open dates they would like to
fiji in. Those wishing games can adj
dress w. r. Weston, No. 2l21 venable
Street, city.
Score by innings: r.
c. c. % O 0 0 20 o O SO
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In highly interesting match, the
second Of the team contests was play
ed over the Hermitage golf course
yesterday afternoon, and Team a
turned the tables on their opponents
this time by piling up score of 80
points against II points. Nassau
system. !
AS each of the teams now has one
victory to Its credit, much interest is
felt in the match next Saturday, which
will decide which shall win two out
OF the three matches.
The greens were somewhat slow on
account Of the showers, but in spite
of this some low scores were turned
in. With few exceptions the matches
were close, and only eight of the VIC
tors were able to count the entire
three points for their side, though
twenty-one pairs participated in the
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COLTS VICTORIOUS

Yesterday afternoon before crowd OF
picked aggregation OF ball players at Byrd
Park. The game was rather loosely played
By both sides until the sixth, when the
oil some of their usual form. Richartlso n
In centre flelded supcrby, and his batting
Was OF the stellar order. The work of Mid
sett at short. Dorset at second ana Mac
fnrlaI, at third was OF the best order.
several gilt-edged plays being pulled on
a.rong them one Of the fastest doubles OF
tNc season. With better support Riednour's
Scrubs nut up c'eun, fast game.
The score by innings; r. II. f.
Cclts .....,,.,..4 O o 4 Oh . o Oil 10 !
Eatteres-Giliam. Augustine and Gray:
Waivlen and R!denour. Umpire, Mr. Hoo
KUN,
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Standing Of the Teams.
H0GE BEATS CLUSTER
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch. ]

BLACKSTONE, VA. April 25.-The an
nuaI game es baseball between Hoge
Springs Academy was played hero to-day
The contest proved exciting from start to
finish, taking ten innings to pick the win
rer The features OF the game were the
pitching OF Armstead for Hoge Academy,
who allowed one scratch hit. gave one base
on balls and struck out seven. and for
Cluster Springs. the pitching OF Owen. who
allowed four hfI gave three bases on balls
aid struck out eight. Had Owens received
the support he deserved at critical times
Score by innings: H E.
Cluster Springs. % ! 0 o I 0 0 0-2 6
Time of game, 1:i5. Umpire. Mr.. Inge.
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Victory for Hanover.

The Hanover Avenue team defeated
the Grace Streets yesterday morning
by the score Of 10 to 4. Lindsey. the
Grace Streets pitcher, was hit hard
all through the game. The following
is the lineup Of the Hanovers:
r.. Bolton, catcher; B. Ryan. pitcher
=. Shelton, shortstop; H. Jennings, first
base; II. Dickinson. second base; r
Williams, third base: Il. Collie, centre
field. w. Davis, right field: W. Shell
ton. left field.
The feature of the game was the
batting Of Bolton, Shelton ana Jen-
ntngs for the Hanoyers.
The score by innings: R.H. q.
Hanovers. 49,. $500 o 00O1-4 6 i
Grace Streets. 2021 2 OIL 20-1O IS i
Summary: Home runs, Bolton, Shell
ton; three-base hits, Jennings. Um-
plre, Lacy.
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SEVERE DRUBBING
Especial to The Times-D.spatch.l

Special 70 The Times D.spatch.
WINSTON-SALI1M, N. c., April Ga
Oakridge gave the Winston Blues a
severe drubbing In a ball game here
this afternoon to the tune of ii to O..
The Visitors scored ono run in the first
inning, piled up seven runs in the sec
ono, three in the sixth, two In the
and failure to find stephenss fast
curves We're responsible for tho, white-
washing given the home team.
Batteries: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Earioholt. Winston-JOhns. Person,
.MCGiearY and Feed. ~. ..l.
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st. Louis Doyyncd.

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-chicago had
little trouble in beating the locals to-
day, 6 to 2. Powell. of ST Louis. was
batted hard. Walsh was hit safely
ten times. but kept them scattered.
Score by innings: r, II. 2.
ST. LOUIS. Dol 0 0 001-2 10 6
Chicago 010031-6 II 4
Batteries: Powell Bailey and
Spencer; Walsh and Sullivan. Time,
1855. EMPIRES, Egan and Evans.
Homo Run Wins.
CLEVELAND. o.. April 25-Craw-
ford's home run in the tenth inning
won to-day's game for Detroit by the
score Of to 2. Bradley was put out
OF the game for protesting decision.
Score by innings: R.H. T..
Detroit .......01010o0o 10 1
Batteries: Rhodes. Chech, Leibhardt
and Clarke and Bevins Summers and
Schmidt. Time, 2:03. Umpire, O'Lough-
lin.
Homer and Triple.
WASHINGTON, April e5.-Dele-
hanty's triple in the first inning. and
Freeman's home run in the eighth.
clinched the victory to-day for Wash
ington over Boston to I.
Score by innings: RIFE.
Washington ...2 100 o o 1s-3 4 I
Boston 00010 0-1 6 2
Batteries: Keely and Warner; Nor
gan and Carrigan. Time. l:4o. un-
pire, Connolly.
Win in Ninth.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April rs
The home team to-day won the
game, 9 to S. They had what looked
like safe lead until the eighth, when
Dygert became wild and was hit hard.
In the same inning, Orth went to tho
bad. and while Manning was pitching.
Davis cleared the bases with two
Dagger.
Score by innings: R,H. f.
New York. 100 0ooo5o-5 4
Philadelphia ...20002 005s-o z 1
Batteries: Orth, Newton, Manning
and Kleinow; Dygert, Vickers, Carter
and Smith. Time, 200. Umplres,
Hurst and Sheridan.
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stun ding Of the club..
Games To-Norrow.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New. York at Boston.
st. Louis at Cincinnati
Ele ven 1nnin Er.

BOSTON. MASS, April 25.-Boston
made 1t three out OF four by winning
an eleven-inning contest from Phila-
delphia to-day to 2. A two-bagEer
by Sweeny. an error by knabe AMI
Bowerman's single in the eleventh,
gave Boston the game.
Score by innings. r. H. E..
Boston ..... 0020o0 0o001-3 /
Philadelphia $4,000 100000 Q 2
Batteries: Lindaman and Bowerman;
Richie and Doom. Time, hours. Um-
pire, Mr.. KLEIN
Pittsburg beats.
P1TTsBURG. April 25.-Plttsburs
took the final game OF the series from
st. Louis to-day by a score of 3 to 2.
st. Louis made their runs in the ninth
inning, and for time 1t looked as II
they would at least tie the score.
Score by innings. r. H. E.
Pittsburg -. oo1oooo2.-3 I 0
ST. Loiis ...... Oo0O00Oo2-2 0
Batteries: Lever and Gibson: Hiy-
genbothan and Hostetter. Time, 1886.
Umpire. Risler.
TREE Straight.
NEW YORK. April 25.-Thc Brooklyn
National League club made 1t three
straight to-day by again defeating the
New York club by score OF to /.
The batting and base running OF Patteo
was feature.
Score by innings. RH.E.
Brooklyn $500. 00o00o022-4 6 O
New York $50. 1Oo0Oo00-1 q
Batteries: Rucker and Ritter; Wiltse
McGinnity and Bresnahan. Time, 1:4s,
Umpire. Emsle.
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GOLFERS HOLD GOOD MATCH

match. The players and points won
are as follows:
Team A. Team B.
W. H. Palmer. Jr., o: DR.. s. B. Moon, 8.
H. S. Jones. 3; r. II. Meade, o.
f. T. Organ, 2: c. L. Kirk, o.
G. Harrison, 3. H. w. Hazard 0.
]. w. Atkinson, L; Peter Winston. o.
Q. B. Hill. O.; E. NJ. Pitcher, 8. ~
John B. organ 2ss ~ 7. Anderson e q 3 -
z. T. Harrison. o; George Keesee, /. ~
f. G. Woodward, 1; Chas. Davenport. 0.
Thomas Boiling. 8; John G. Walker, 0.
L. III. Blair. 2; DR.. w. Fl. Coffman, H.,
G. r. Burnett. 1 (: Palmer Claiborne, o.
N. D. Sills o; D. Call. 8. s
c. E. Borden. o: w. s. Campbell o.
Percy Bosher. 2: c. r. Guy. o.
E. a. Palmer 8; Hugh Antrim. 0.
S. w. Travers, 8; G. N. Cannon. O.
George 'Bidgood. 2; B. B. Morgan, 0.
d. NJ. Blair, i; G. D. Morgan, o.
II. K. Ellyson, 2; H. "A. ellis. O..
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FOREST HILL GAMES

In spite Of the sprinkle yesterday uf-
ternoon over forty boys enjoyed the
Mems Christian Association out
games Of ball were played resulting in
victories for teams One and Three.
Score by innings: r.
One ...................2 30'-12
Two ................... 032 l. s
Score by innings: r.
Three ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W -
Four ........ ...............2 0 %
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TAKES SPEC TABULAR GAME
FROM WASHINGTON SCHOOL

Especial to The Times Dlspatch]
NEWRERN, N. c., April aa.--ln ono OF
the prettlest and quickest games OF hall
Graded School team this afternoon defeat
Cd tho Washington Graded school team by
= score or q to !. WASHINGTON made its
mace two runs in the firth and one III the
EeNenth Lupton, on Newbern'u second
.rsse did the star playing OF the game,
putting out six men on batted balls.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Montague and Toll
sen; washington, smith and Floyd. Time
l;l5, Umpire. AngeL
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Yy.st End Wine.

by tho score OF u TO s the West End
beat the Asbury Sunday school team yes
5lerday In an exciting contest. &
Score by Innings: =.
West End .,...i,, .,s..,3 Q u U--lt
Asbury y Y w " -
Lineup; Asbury--Palmer.2 catcher; Whitr
first base w, Palrner. second base; Cud-
iipp. Third base; Barnes left field; Mayo,
3Gnntre nSd Morgan, right field, West
1t,nd--plcklson, casches; Agnew, pitcher
Cnernault. shortstop; Wyatt hrst base;
sIlnney, second base; Harroll, third base;
cpskins. lett field; Seay centre field. Les
tor. risht n0l< sl-l.l lA N .sElA &, "A
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is to represent the clubSth season.
One of theb is being used by oars
men. who have had experience m
the racing game. while the other is
ing mado by several of tho new mon
promises give them seats with the
regular crew. ss
The new slding- seat pleasure boats
are In constant demand and several
races have been held with them by
members of tho club. With ladies act
}in.. az coXsWainS. t5is
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Defeat Athletics

The Richmond Imperials defeated the
Fulton Athletics in a one-slded game
yesterday by the score Of II to 4.
The batteries: Imperials-Stroud,
Gathright and Johns. Athletics-zim.
mer and Wilcox.
The Imperials are open for all games
anywhere In the State. Address T. E..
Johns. 14l4 Mechanicsville Turnpike,
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Wallops Reserves.

tspeeInl to The Tlmes- pspatch.
BLAC'L1NSNE, VA. April! @25.--Rich, }
mond College Reserves met crushing des
teat at Blackstone at tho hands OF Hogs
Military Academy
Score BY innings: r. II. FL
A eacen,y .4.'..,,..o o 1 o58 OIL o o---s 8 q
Reserves .......o o o o o o o o 90 a 20
rime % game s.1. Umpire, Mr.. Gray. 81
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,Ten-InninE Tie.

STAUNTON, VA, April 25.-Kables
and Rollers Schools played a tie game
here to-day, ten innings, 3 to 8. Ka-
.bles, three hits, three errors: Rollers,
three hits, one error Batteries. Knl-
pet and Maxwell.
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At New Haven. Yale Freshmen. Q
University OF Pennsylvania Freshmen, D
liams, 3.
. At Brunswick. Me-: Bowdoin, 4
Tufts. 9.
AZ Providence, r. l.: Brown. s. Yves.
logan, l.
ham. 8.
AT Annapolis: Navy, 2; Pennsylva.
MIA, 0.
At New York: Yale, Z; Columbia, 4
fourteen inninSsl.
At Princeton: Princeton, 10; Mont
clair Agricultural College. 9.
AT Atlanta-First game: Georgia
Techs. Q: Sewancc, (elevcn innings).
Second game: Georgia Techs. q: Sewa-
nee. 3 (seven innings: darkness).
At Greensboro: Guilford College, Q;
Delaware College. 1.
AT Observation-Disclosures OF Tennessee, 6
Vanderbilt. thrst game); University O.
Tennessee. l: Vanderbilt. Second game)
AT Columbia, s. C.-Cniversity OF South
Carolina. g; Presbyterian College. 2.
at Misunderstanding town. 2; Harvard
. (ten inntngs). TIT