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MiDcETS ReSPITED

Geo. MidRets. sentenced to hang next
FRIDAY, has been respited until Feb. IA.
IN order to allow time Tor Gov. Swanson
to consider the case.
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INSURANCE sTOCKHOLDERs, MEET

Annual meeting of shareholders of the
Northern Neck Mutual Fire Association
Of Virginia will be held February IL
1908, 10 a. m at Irvington, Va.
w. Med. Lee, Secretary.
l}an1 l-w4W.
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POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIEDMONT giUEeth

Connecrons AZ Frederic ks5urs- with r. r. y
T. 4. and Maryland. D.iauRre snd Niraf.ia Ra,i
Chesapeake Ohio X. x.
The only line 20 ths Chsr eaf;. ...lie "A WI
1erness Battledsids
hestarn standard Time. DAILY stesrtsuacAr
". n. RICHARDS. Gsn Nanarsr
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lfan1l-w
MARE FOR SALE

have one good work mare which |
will sell at reasonable price.
W. T. Deacon,
ll4- FrederickshurQ Va
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MAYOR WALLACE

Mayor T. p Wallace is still very sick
at bis room at the Exchange Hotel and
his friends are solicitous as to his condi-
ton.
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WED IN WASHINGTON

Albert 3. Fox and Miss Hattie NJ. Carr,
both of Caroline county, were mar led 10
Washington, Thursday, by Rev. Weston
Bruner
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Statesmen .WANTEn

To look after our interest in Spotsy J.
vania and adjacent counties. Salary or
commission. Address The Victor Oil
Company. Cleveland, o.
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FOR SALE-"A pair of mules and a
EXCELSIOR co. nI-1slw I.I6Iw
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Bennett 70 HAVE
HIS HANDS FULL.

| ID u Z u
the haslohal rssa.sa con; coh fGsaH
river course less than four weeks away,
rowing sharps are getting rigl,t down. e
opinion ls TINT champion Harry 8. Bennett.
Of Sprnfgeld, VIII yhaveaas hard n task IN
holding hts title this year as he g, had IN
Miller. q New York. are the men genor-
Inily picked MS standing the best chances
of3lendlng Bennett at the finish.
NJ Her IN particular is being doomed ~
New Iorksrs as being 70 take tho
Nhs Cub and sa ni
little difficulty In capturing the. association
singles In Philadelphia. New York Judges
he are e,s K ~ wheh
to back Miller. md there Is no doubt that
i they Will get plenty OF takers here In Ben
Jim Ton Eyck, the veteran Syracuse Uni-
yersity coach. is down to gre Frank Greer
al al the coacfing he calls for, even though
two sons Of r. II. Hartman. the railroad
ann ,d,,, nns.t Is I'm good shaps now
morrow. AS usual, he Is hts own tutor, but
his admirers cannot figure defeat for him /
sculling. 81 n
z There is no question that knowledge OF
the course counts for something, and this
advantage Will be Benefits for tho first
time N mis- career 30 far MS nn important
oNHSA
worthy opponents besides Miller and Greer,
and no matter how numerous the entries |
may be. the scullers Will see us soon as
they strike tho course that efcry man Will
have an equal chance ito VIM ~
CnAies from rs far South as New Orleans
and as far West ns st. Paul are assurred,I
and 1t Is probable that scholes. OF Torontosi
Can. Will be \ contestant, too. Scholes is to
compete In the Olympic games, and ex- !
poets to return In time FOR the national re-
gatta. as entries do not close until August
ISL many OF the clubs are keeping their
men under cover.
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! IN THE RING

Tommy Loughery wns an easy winner over
Johnny Mario. In IA six-round bout In New
Billy Elmer has scratched Willie Lewis
| In tho match with Billy Papke and has en-
gagged Sailor Burke TO box Pnpke.
m operation which took plnceat one OF the
New York hospitals Hogan was tho official
,Ss, q the Long ers cs and
we'll liked BY. ali who knew him.
The proposed Stanley Ketchcl- Hugo Kelly
not yet been cfnchtd. Kelly is still finding
trouble with the arm he broke In tho last
papke tight, and may call the go OF: Luke
Marlsch. who'll running the club, has
ketchell already signed up
Tex Richard. who is promoting the Cans
Nelson fight ut Ely next month, is still
strong for the coorcd fighter and Saturday
wired Tom Corbett, who is in charge OF the
pcol-rooms In Frisco. that he had $4,000:
70 place on Cans ms noon as tho betting
Rudolph Unholz has arrived in Boston ana
Will start training at once for his fight
With Wit, Tommy Murphy at tho Armory Club
Joe Cans has sent to Philadelphia for
Adam Ryan to come West and help him
train for his fight with Nelson on Labor
Jimmy Gardner and Jimmy Walsh have
arrived bncls ir Boston from their California
trip where they picked up considerable
Keerin. ~ \ 81 3 49, -
Jim Barry and Jim Flynn. who were ar
rested Mt Petersburg, near Denver. after
their ten-round fight, nre still out on $500
bail each, and there have been no furt her
developments in the case. The fight was
declared draw after ten rounds OF rough
milling.
Joe Cans wants Bat Nelson to sign win
ner take all in the Ely offer. but Nelson re-
fused. demanding two thirds OF tho purse
Cans has hopes OF getting q $4,000 side
bot on with NelSs'n, but so far has failed
Nelson refusing TO bet If Nelson falls to
come through. Joe Will try to place 1t else-
where. IS
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Power-Boat Ocean Race.

BOSTON. M.Ass.. July 1s.-The ocean race
for power-boatst froms Hall. Mass, to shel..
burne. Nova Scotia. under the auspices Of
the Boston and She lburne yacht clubs Will
start on Thursday, August 20th This race
Is for a $3.50 cup. presented by the Binnacle
Club. to be known us the Blnnacle Club OF
Harvard University cup. The course is ESQ
nautical miles. and the race is open to sea-
worthy boats not over fifty-tlve feet over all
nor under thirty feet over all.
The conditions are very similar to those
governing the Marblehead- New Rochelle race,
except that bonts must carry fuel sufficient
to complete distance of at least one and
half times the distance from Boston to
Shelburne. All fuel must be In fixed tanks.
Not less than four must be carried on each
boat. and one-half of each crew must be
amateurs. No paid pilots or navigators are
allowed.
The racers must have tender on deck
or in tow that Is to be at least ten feet long.
and life preservers, charts, compass anchors,
ct c. Tsn1pst arried,s Each cap
tain must keen ale the trip stating ap-
proximate time or assing prominent objects
and giving, the direction and strength OF the
wind and condition of the sea.
Before the race each yacht Will be run
over a measured course with n! member Of
the committee on board and time allowance
will be computed according to the speed
shown on that trial. Entries willsclose with
John B. Iiilleen, secretary, on August 1st
at noon. fa
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f. C. L. SCHEDULE

Especial to Tho Times Dispatcll.l
y RALEIGH, N. c.. July 1S.-The new
and extended schedule for tho Eastern
Carolina League, IA s. recently reorganiz-
cd with four Instead of six teams is
as follows:
July. 2oth;sfa21st. 1lf a2d--wilson at
Raleigh: Wilmington at Goldsboro.
July 2sd. oath. 25th--'Wilson at VIII
\ July 27th, 2Sth. 29th--Goldsboro at
Raleigh: Wilmington at Wilson.
duly goth. 31st. August 1st-Raleigh
at Wilmington: Wilson ut Goldsboro
!! August 3D. 4th. 5th-yNilmington at
Goldsboro at Wilson.
I August 9Th. 18th. Sth-Wilson at Will
Raleigh at Goldsboro
August 10th. nth, 12th-Nvilmingto
at Goldsboro; Raleigh at Wilson.
: August 18th, 14th. 15th-Wilson ut
Goldsboros at Wilmington
August 18th. 18th, 19th-Goldsboro
ut Raleigh; Wilmington at Wilson.
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UNDERSTANDABLE.
rs: R.U||'L.I..N.G' BODY D
A G. a., However, Takes Action
Lightly, and Calls Il
Bluff.

NEW YORK, July 1S.--1n the fight
Tor race control between the AutUlno-
i bile Club of America and the American
Y Automobile Association, the latter or
tho National Association OF Automobile
Manufacturers, with a membership
representative OF forty-eght makes OF
motor vehicles, decided to stand BY the
3 a, A. A. AS the governing BODY In
this country.
The official announcement OF the ac-
3 tiOn taken was Issued from tho Office
4 OF the N. a. A. NJ, as follows:
The matter came up throuE h dis
cussion Of the action of the american
Automobile Association at Buralo on
y Tuesday, when 1t was determined that
It would not be advisable or Just ,tg
change the rules for the Nanderbiit
not only adopted resolution indors-
4 ing this action, but decided to ndvise
/ the recognized clubs of Europe thnt
the manufacturers regard and VIII
recognize only the American Automo
OF the United States, and that they VIII
support only such events as are orga-
nized or sanctioned by the A. A. a;
The attention of clubs of Europe ana
Of cars Will be called to the fact that
participation in any other event will
lead TO Disqualification, which means
that offenders will be debarred not
only from the minor events, but rom
the Vanderbilt Cup race and from all
S events to be conducted on the Long
Island Parkway. which is, of course,
the greatest speedway in the world.
The committee considered PROPOSE
ton to conduct contest between New
York and San francisco, learned that
the contest had not been sanctioned
and would not be sanctioned without
the consent Of the manufacturers, and
decided that such contest Is at pres
ent unnecessary The same action was
taken In the matter OF certain proposed
race meets In the neighborhood of New
York. which. according to report, Ger,
lain promoters have decided to hold
with or without sanction.
Another subject Of discussion was
the prospect OF rival show IN chs
cago next winter. This Will form the
subject OF session on August 9Th.
On the face of 1t this would seem TO |
be a staggering blow to the race con-
troll aspirations OF the Automobile Club |
OF America. An officer OF the club.
however. regarded the N. A. A. M. ac-
ton lightly.
AS evidence that the executive COM
mittee does not control the entire body
az manufacturers he averred that at |
least five OF the members of the N. ~.
A. NJ. are preparing to compete IN the
grand prize race, to be held under the
auspices of the club III Savannah on
Thanks giving Day. He also character
fzed the proposed disqualification OF
offenders from the Long Island Park
way as bluff In that the parkway
may not be opened for public use for
two years, by which time he predicted
the Automobile Club will be in abso-
lutte control Of the sport IN this coun-
. /
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PRICES TOO HIGH

LONDON, July ls.-There is no doubt
that the prohibitive prices asked for seats
attendance Uncovered seats opposite the
w,nnlns post cost sl.2o. and the cheapest
covered seats from which satisfactory
View of the racing is Impossible. cost ~
The other covered seats cost $3.50, $3.50
and S., and II e. spectator wants to spend
23ha day IN the Stadium he hns to pay half
2 a. much again. On the day of the Mara
thon race these prices will be doubled.
Mr.. Sullivan. president OF the American
Amateur Athletic Union, said o-dny that
the seats were empty owing entirely to the
stupidity OF the promoters The admission
prices were not only ridiculous. but i'm
possible He was willing to wager that the
Stadium would be packed II 80 cents was
asked for seat for the day of Issue. Tbs
management was losing hundreds OF pounds
daily. II reasonable prices were charged
the public would go to the Stadium.
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post for some OF his fnll engagements.
Montgomery, It will be SrcmGfn bcrnd, was
sold by +. A. Forsythel his breeder to Emil
Herr last year for s$p5. 900 cash. Herr soon
went 70 tho wall md handed the horse over
to Hiidreth for $4,000. In California last
winter. Montgomery won the Burns Hands
CAP, but since coming East hc has been n
bitter disappointment. sijs
August belmont, Il who lis In Switzerland,
sont word to s. II. Rowland yesterday hat
no approved {pf tho notion of tho Brighton
Beach Racing Asaoca toni, dcclarlhg8p fr Its
stakes. Mr.. Befftores niessnge. II seems,
was delayed. 81 II is said That tho chalrtnan
ot tho Jockey club Will not return here un-
til tho fall &c. 3btf s aEsf64 81 l{
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TO OPEN CUBAN TRACK.

BENNINGTON, KY, July 1s.-John S.
Wallace, former manager of City Park Race
track. mt New Orleans. Is here and an
ronnces that he Will probably open race
track In Panama or Havana this year.
ago. and the antlracing laws passed. Wall
lace went TO Mexico to look over prospects
for the establishment of a track In that
country.
He found that purses and conditions gen
orally there were more favorable to Spanish
horses than American. and the attitude OF
racing would not be popular. He then went
TO Cuba and Panama, where he found condi-
lions SO vastly different that he will prob
ably establish a track in one OF these
sections before the end of the year.
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Miss Kellerman's swim.

BOSTON, July 1s.-Miss Annette Keller
man is TO attempt what thirty of the crack
swimmers failed Ito accomplish last year
In a spirited competition for a prize cup
swim from 1CEarlestown Bridge to Boston
iLight,s-nea rlyasst wclye.s raiiessin the harbor
andgout- intosth esOpen ssea.sis
MISS Kellerman has begun training at
every morning she swims far out into the
bay toward Nahan and back. rides horse
back astrlde along the sands and has begun
the colors of tho Illinois Athletic Club, OF
Chicago. of which she is an honorary men,
Der. the. only other woman SO honored being
the Empress OF Germany, 80
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/ always pays. although there may not seem

always pays. although there may not seem
much In 1t At the time.
high spirited horse driven only n few,
imiles occasionally should snot be fed as
freely as another animal driven long dis
tances daily.
Mckinney. 2:1lA.1 led all the rires OF trot-t
ting speed again last year in the amount,
OF money won by his get.
John McGuires PAGER. Bolivar, 2 OK Won
the free for-all pace at Tuxedo July 9Th. 81
There will be prize for n four In hand
race. one mile, at Syracuse Horse Show
for $500. divided. 1900. $500 and 500.
A $1,000 purse divided. $500. $500 and 800
to managers OF stables winning the greatest
number OF ribbons at the Syracuse Horse
Show. 5s
a. II. Parker.s two year -old hlly. cznrina
iBtngen. has been mile in 2:2sA In her
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HORSE. ITEMS n Ems,

Strike, Breaker" Farley has driven Locust
Last year :r so. something like 700 meetings
were held in New York State.
Mack Mack and Mae Heart worked side
by side in 2:lo last Friday
4 Hills Grove. which gives meeting July
2l-24. should get a good entry.
b Ed Ireland takes a string OF campaigners
to the provinces this week.
20. r. Ford has sent a fast green trotter
by St. Vincent to Jim Carpenter.
q That Manchester IN. H.)@ Driving Club is
to and has bIight future
with his thrcc-year-old. Silver Baron.
Regularity is one OF the essential condi-
lions In feeding horses.
The horse which has steady and consist
ient work stands hot YEA Their best.
Nothing is more detrimental to the repu-
spring. aE e 81 = 4
. It lis very dlfrIeult to replace valuable
horse spoiled by vicious or careless handling.
Is oyerheat them and nothing is more cas-
81 Mr. r. sA. sorg will have one Of the
Show July 21-25.
Joe Gahagan has beens obliged to stop.
work on Onwis,5 his most promising o' stake
Oats are not only the most natural food
for horses, but are decidedly the & most
country jay. 2 :1o4s, is .till going sound.
and Billy Smith expects to get hin, to the
Sg Mamma, t2:l1K.8i5$d dong 3nnely IN her work
ntlthe Poughkeepeie track Sss ~
They are gettinG s. big fields OF starters at
the half m lie track meeting In. Ohio.
Reports from Dreamwold farm say. that
SBoralma. 2:07. continues to work sound.
G Henry T tier will Mt u ohm Shepards trotter
Haynes for a campaign at the regular race
meetings. N 5 ga X s sz "A
Jerry isulliyan's PAGER. Frank S., made
sGood In his first race at keene M H.
-whereGhe won over q good field and in fast
time for the track. sss9 sSSSi
" TO DO tho most asersiceable horses must
have tho best sopportunitysto rest when they
lure@ out of the harness. ss23a
Attention to the little wants OF the horses
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work at Readytlle. She is one or the best
OF her age at the track. ~
To Swim English Channel.

LONDON. July 1s.-Montague Hoib.tn i.
preparing for another attempt TO swim tho
English Channel. and by way of practice
swan from Blackwell Point TO Gravesend5
and back on the Thames. The distance
was nfty miles. and Holbein's time was
thirteen hours and forty-seveh minutes
Part of the way he swan IN wretched
water and against current, but was aided
by tide at other times. He only took
refreshment once. that was some beef tea
when he was about four hours in the water.
Holbein Is confident he viii cross the chan
ell this time as he says he, has learned lots
of things about the swim of which he was
heretofore ignorant.
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/ Ll0NGBi0)AIT INJURED

!; LoNDoN, July 1s.-Tlie dIriculty. arising
boat. tho Indian distance runner from Can
ada in tho Marathon race on the ground
that he Is a professional, has apparently
fallen him. m - ls5 ~
He is staying with friends in Ireland,
where no was In training for the race. He
while trying to avoid u cart. The nature or
his injury is not yct known but 1t is
stated that It will lncapacitate him from
further practice at present.
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tut: TURF GOSSIP.

Mont gomery the .four-year-old Pessarn
dreth, who sold him recently 10 T. H. VIII
lIams for $4,000. bought him bnck yesterday
for smaller sum. Montgomery run a
couple OF races in Williamss colors, but
was so badly beaten that the California
turf gnate was seized with an attack OF
4 cold feet. So Hildreth agreed to take the
horse on Williams's hands, and will let him
have good rest before sending him to the
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Inclosed please find S284 votes. which
place to the credltso Dutch Revelle
tho boys of the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company VIII see that he Is in
the first In a fewsdays. 5
Yours truly,
VIRGINIA PASSENGER AND POWER
COMPANY aBOYS,ss5s s5t5 N. .9 983
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
I Please place the Enclosed votes to
the credit of Frank Doyle, whom 7
have s cen play for three seasons, and
who Isl in my opinion, the best second
baseman In thcSileaEue. III
II w. n. ]. HAMILTO ON. MI
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the tho applause
The e''. D1ssasssE b il ts0 eRXs
baseball Ballot Editor:
Please place these votes to tho credit OF
b ss n.oe't ltt'' paYnf5 s ecSEYTus EEank
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Inclosed ind twenty-seven votes for ].
Kanzler tho best first baseninn in tho vlr-
- + A aoLpsBoRo FRIEND.
Goldsboro, NJ G. IA
Baseball Ballot Editor.
I, q PLEASE find Enclosed sixty votes for Paul
s ST. the crack centre cent fielder ~ e,,,,,,
Baseball Ballot Editor:
er Papa says he ia tho; be- best a rss Saseman
In the Virginia League and hope no Will
a YOUNG FANNY.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Inclosed you will find 100 votos for Bax-
tor Sparks. tho best pitcher In the league
II. a.. BOWERS.
!, Standing of the Players.
10y G 1900. $500. ..s...... 927O6I
EanZler ....'...i...g.3.i... i...5.i.... 89.531
AeVelle ..s.f.....'.... 84,942I
.ipe ........... Observation-Disclosures. 65.9a9I
,Titman :. 'a9S
STE Der - ~
Fox ,asn
Ison - 5o2, ~
Rover, = = - -. o 90 ~ =
Sand hcrr 81 to 20
- . =. = ~ al,9
McK enzie ~ . - io.9so
Els her :. : -. :. san q"
McNfahon :. - go
- : ~ S'aon
Shaffer !. .. 500
Stafford =
Bentley - 49, y sse
HEM 80 - Sss
Sparks 4, sss
% q 's.i 49, s91
jackson ........s.5....l.. .tE,B soS
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please accept these votes for Doyle. the
team. "BRICK."
Danville, Va
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Enclosed please find forty Yo tes. VII ich
please credit to Long John Fox the.
best pitcher in the Virg inia State
League, ! hope he vii win the prize.
SSj3 M Yours truly, "a. a355&
Mineral City. Va j Y ~ 4. m 9oS. i35
Baseball Ballot Editor:
8 L inclose thrty-tWos ayo tes ~ Or. N -
Andy Bowen. theamo st 20 pular an tho
hest second basemaH Ha9he YHrEShla
Z II Lynchburg, Va.E # S
baseball Ballot Editor: Si ri.
While away from home Is am kee pins,
posted on the game the KITE,
Kindly placeIto tho ere al Of NJ Perry.
manager and ca plain OF the Ri hmond Base
ball Club Here !s ho ms ne .a
great double header amely is fla !, 9! 10y
Let tho good work 80 on. W IN ass pest
a a ri ttMoN;pro,slR sl7' q
Baseball Ballot Editor FL
ia;I nclQsed you Will lind sixteen ssyot ess tor
Frank Doyle. IA think hin, he mos. 20 "A
ular player In the lea Very S tTu!y,
baseball Ballot Etaito,r: 4
lnGiossa md :, Is Il
ims Reyelle the pest ~ ~, ~
With success, and also see WIN the
incnnant, sGi,i (, 81 lssSG sS lf
=, LOYAL. FAN FOR RICHMOND "a 1t
S3 Gloucester, Ya,ss n "a
baseball Ballot Editor: n sI
..lnclosed And eight votes q
>1teyelle.4 BY far he Sraost 20 pulnr. p1ayss.
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
The writer. minister, and believer in
clean sports. especially baseball. for the
reason that think all clean sport makes
ty-tlve votes for Revelle. think all the
Richmond team splendid exponents Of gen-
tlemanly sport, but especially Revec.
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
votes for Dutch" 5Revelle, who we think
is the most popular player In the Virginia
League. More votes will follow. Very truly.
Rice Depot. Va. RICE FANS.
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|sssi Mr.. sP. q A. sorg will have one OF the
Strongest STABLES at the Atlantic City Horse
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please count these votes for Revelle. He
Is not only the besttpltcher in the Virginia
League. but the best all-round player in the
league. I hope he Will win the prize. and
also the pennant for Isich1Rond. Yours.
harrisburg, Va. UFORDgWILLIAMS.
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0OIYLE 7, E'AD)S 4GAIlVH

7
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Enclosed md twenty-seve1 votes for J.
Knnzlcr. tho best first baseninn In tho vlr-
glnia League.
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Country jay. 2:10h, Is still going sound.
and Billy Smith expects ID get him to the
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1t lis very difficult to replace a valuable
horse spoiled by vicious or careless handling
s There is nothing harder on horses than
TO overhead theH,& and nothing Is more cas-
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please put these sixty-t1ye votes to tho
credit OF Jay Kanzler,s as we think he Is
the best first baseman In the league.
employees THE HERMITAGE PRESS.
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please count these three votes for my
baldheaded papa. Mira Kanzler. Hopng no
Will getsthe prize, yours very truly.
~ COTTON u. RAMBLER. n
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please find inclosed 13s votes, which
please count for Frank Doyle. the star Sec
ond baseman OF the Danvillc team. He
honestly deserves to- have the gold II any
man does. LESTER. CARRINGTON.
ADAMS AND DICKENS.