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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-28
ATHLETIC ELECTION.

Especial to Tho Time.- pJspa.ch

- CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA MAY a.
I,,,f General Athletic Association Of the
University OF Virginia has elected Mr..
Llttleton Waller Tazewell, Jr. OF Nor.
ioik, Va, manager Of the varsity base.
pa!I team for the ensuing session
Mr.. William Berry Marbury, of Mari.
noro Md. was chosen manager OF the
track team The track and field squad
the past session was the most notable
~ the history of the university, and
the outlook for winning team next
session Is even more promising. The
new manager Is himself star track
man. and former member OF the vIr.
slnia reiny team.
Mr.. Chrales Laval Williams, OF Balti-
more, was elected assistant manager
OF the basketball team. Encouraged at
The showing made by this years uuint
during ITS brief existence OF seven
weeks. the athletic management at the
university will take up the game in
earnest ncSt session and give to the
sport something Of the same attention
that Is accorded that branch Of attn
i Ls In the larger colleges OF the
Mr.. Albert Stuart Boiling. of the
university, was chosen business man
ager, and Mr.. Evan Donald Cameron.
or Gordonsyille. assistant business man
aeer. of College Topics. the semi
weekly newspaper published under the
auspices OF the General Athletic AS
ISOLATION.
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VIRGINIA OARsMEN ARE
GETTING INTO CONDITION

Ideal weather drew many oarsmen to
the virginia Boat Club yesterday af-
ternoon. and all kinds OF pleasure craft
dotted the placid James.
Candidates for the racing crews were
out In force. the eight.oared she'll and
four-oared gig both being put into
service. The eight-oared she'll has
been slicing the surface OF the river
regularly for the last few days. and
the many applicants for seats are get
ting into good trim, and will be ready
for the stiff coaching by Mr.. Hecox
when he arrives here July 5th. Hero
after both boats will be taken ont
regularly except when the weather
prevents.
Those who held seats in the eight
cared shell yesterday were Messrs.
Spillman, Binford. Crump, L. Gillian,
NJ. Gillian. Drew, Taylor Thomas and
Coxswain Beers. Those In the four
cared gig we're Messrs Johnson. Wheat.
Cushman, Richardson and CoXswain
Crawford.
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PETERSBURG VICTORIOUS

,e coXsWainS Tor the TWO 6tear1s W
later on In the season.
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standing Of the Clubs.
Games To-day.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsh
Cbicnro r,o.c.

ChiCnEO Loses.
CHlCACO. ILL. May 27-New york
Ehut the locals out to-day IN a pitcher's
aa Herzog at short robbed Chi
cago Of two runs In the sixth by a
.marvelous stop and throw Of Stein.
game with a cream two-base HIT.
Score by innings: r. Fl. p.
Cs.hlcago ....... 10000 O 90 3
New York 90 000o1 o OIL 5 i
Batteries: Pfeister Frazer and King.
Wiltze and Needham. Time, i $50 I'm.
pres. Emsie and O'Day.
Win in the Seventh.
CINCINNATI. o.. May 27.--Cincinnati
to-day mingled hits with the mispiays
OF, Brooklyn in the seventh Inning,
p':ing up SIX runs.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
cincinnati 1890 o. 006 IS Q 9
Brooklyn .'......01 90 OF o. g 4
Batteries: Ewing and schlef: VIII
helrn. Mcintyre and Bergen. Time, 1:4O.
Umpire, Rigler.
Bunch Hits in Tenth.
PtTTsBURG. PA. May 2I.-Boston
won a ten-inning contest here to-day.
punching their hits in the tenth In
ming ard scoring three runs. the final
score. hein6, to 2.
Score by innings: r. Fl. f.
Pittsburg .....ooooo2oooo-2 |
Boston ........O OF 600 ! 0 0 3--5 0 9
Batteries: Young. Lever and Glib
son: Flaherty and Bowerman. Time,
ZOO. Umpire, KLEIN.
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during the past winter and spring. will
leave here Tomorrow for Philadelphia.
where he will enter the trials on June
Sth for the Olympic games,
Under the care of his trainer II. II
Lannigan, who will come down from,
his. summer home In Maine, Recto viii
endeavor to accustom himself s. to the
track at Franklin Fieldand any change
IN climatic conditions. He will also
have an opportunity Of witnessing the
great intercollegiate meet to be held
on Franklin Field next week, when he
will have a chance Of looking over
some OF his opponents in the 100 yard
dash. S5S
DespitesSthe fact that he has beer
hard at work trying to prepare himself
for his examinations, Rector has en-
deayored to keep himself in. some sort
OF condition The track and field
squad at the university broke training
after the meet with Johns Hopkins
Rector has BEEN ELECTED q member 81
the New York Athle tic Club, B I'M Vi
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aurtion Scales. future Gaps.
BY N. w. Bowe s Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
NUMBER OF MOST ATTRAC-
Y TIVE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
FAIRMOUNT AT
AUCTION.

In part execution of deed OF trust,
dated October 10, 1895. and recorded in
Henrico County Court, in d. B. $50 s,
page 3d. WILL at the request of the
beneficiary. there having been default.
in the payment of the debt secured.
sell by public auction. on the premises
MONDAY. JUNE i, 1908,
at o'clock P. NJ. in front of the resi-
dence OF w. Fl. Brauer, Esq. about Is
BUILDING LOTS, situated on both
sides OF Rogers Street, and on the east
and west sides of Nineteenth and,
Twentieth Streets.
These lots lie beautifully, are not far
distant from the Locomotive Works
and the Chesapeake and Ohio shops.
and are within two squares of the
Paramount car line.
AS a place for nice homes. or for
houses for rental purposes, there is
nothing better on the market; and We
extend a most cordial invitation to
home-seekers and spectators to at
tend this Offering, feeling assured that
bargains can be had.
z Plats of the property may be had
on application to the auctioneers, and
1T is expected that every lot offered
will be sold to the highest bidder; 81.
TERMS: One-thrd cash and the pal-
ance at six, twelve and eighteen
months for notes. with interest added;
and secured by deed OF trust, or Az
cash. at the option OF the purchaser.
55'' m IIs74 n W. R0VEI.r 2TruSte e,
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CREWS SELECTED FOR
w. & L. ANNUAL REGAT IA

EXTINCTION. VA. May -, ~, NJ
rev committees of the Albert ana s'a ~
<ay and Harry Lee Boat Cluos. o.
fWssshinpton and Lee University. have
1iske edns the men to row in the annual ,a
fegatta on June 18th. Washing ton ana .,
is the only institution , n ehe so and
nn,Sh interest is always manifested IN
{h ,sel race between the crews Of the t twq ;
tivai clubs. 1t is to be regretted maj maj
no other college has boating ,h. ana danr iua
Washington and Lee is thus depl!seu
~ enterinr intercollegiate rowing.
aouatic honors in June are composed
OF the following men: uoea
= Albert Sidney-Messrs. p. A. =. noE :,
stroke:7D, A. De Nane. No. 3: h.. y.
Morales. No. 2: r. p. Bledsoe, No; J.
Harry I.ee-Messrs. g. s.. p po%s'1'
stroke; c. Fl. Leap, No. :, H. T. o"ei''
The coxswains for the two teams VIII
10 selected later on in the season..
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EAST RADF0RDMEE7

EAST RADFoRD. VA. May 27.-The
May meet OF the Southwest Virginia
Agricultural and Live Stock Associa-
.ioh was great success. the weather
oeing perfect. the crowd enthusiastic.
and the races hotly contested and re !.
markedly fast, considering the earli-
ness in the season. All the races were
half-mile heats for purses of 500.
In the 2:23 pace Cancellation was
firs tin two straight heats. Virginia
Creeper, second. and Rockbridge third.
Time. LOS Ia.
In the 2:35 trot Arions virginian
won in two straight heats, with Black
Wilton and Edge Hill Pirate contest
ants for second money Time, 1:27.
Minnie Thompson was first in the
free-for-all with Major ipllng. second
and Alto Clark, third. Time. 1907 Ia
Belle Isle won the c:o5 trot in two
straight heats, with Amelia Bay. sec
ond. and Dainty Brooks. third.
The Pulaski Graziers defeated the
Radford league team by score OF Q
to 3. after a closely contested and in
teresting game. in which both mines
did heavy hitting. The star playing
was done by Henry Jackson for Rad
ford, and by Burton, Wallace and
Batteries-For Radford. McWane,
Howard and MATCHBOX; Pulaski, Phipps
and Teables.
The two teams will meat on the fair
grounds diamond tomorrow and the
next day. Music was furnished by the
Radford Military Band.
Early in the afternoon, pistol shot
rang out to the right of the grand
stand, which caused some excitement.
Until 1t was found that the shot went
wild and no damage was done. 1t
was caused by Oakley Sublett, of VIII
hanson, w. Va. striking "A. A. Linkous
over the head with the pistol, which
caused its discharge. Both men We're
arrested and taken at once before the
Mayor.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Danvillc, s; Richmond, A.
Roanoke, 8; Norfolk, -
LynchburE, 81 Portsmouth. 2.
Standing OF the Clubs.
Gaines To-Day.
Lynchbrrg at Richmond
Danville at Roanoke.
Portsmouth at Norfolk
I Special 10 rho ,rI,nes. ptspa, oh /

iDpeElul " ne llJUeS-DlspHtCn.I
s. DANyILLlI, VA. May 27.---An eighth
Inning batting rally by the Tobacco
i,ists to-day pulled the game out OF the
fire and resulted in victory. for Dan
Vile by tile score Of 5 to 4. At the
beginning OF that inning Richmond
was leading 4 to 3. but Archer was
landed on hard with the above men
toned result.
Richmond took the lead In the frat
inning. With one out L!pe doubled
to right. went to third on Kanzlers
bounder to Reinhart. who errored, and
on n double steal came home. RIGGS
hit to centre for three bases and Kanz-
Ter scored. In the third Lipe led off
with single. went to second on a
sacrIfice. Steiner making a bad throw
and both men being safe. Both moved
up "a peg on Riggs sacrifice and scor-
ed on II wild pitch.
Archer was quite effective until the
third. then he went to pieces Doyle
led with double 20 left. Fisher flied
out to centre. Hem singled to right
scoring Doyle and stole second. Tyde-
man doubled down the third base line,
scoring Hem. Stafford singled TO left.
scoring Tydeman. Renhart hit one
tina. looked good but 1son made good
catch and doubled Stafford at second.
Nothing else was doing until the
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Bankcrs' League.

The Planters National Bank and the
Nationa. Bank Of Virginia played an
exciting game at Byrd Park yesterday,
the former winning 10 to 4. The fea-
lures of the game We're the pitching
of McFarlane and the work on third
by j. Tyler. The llne-up and score:
National Bank.
Dorset, shortstop; Macfarlane. G.,
catcher: Macfarlane, L., pitcher;
Darlington. left field; Archer, third
base: Gordon, first base; Black
burn, second base: Pate, centre field;
Miller, Ed, right field.
Bates, left field; Leale, shortstop;
Ball. first base; Miller, r. Tyler, third
base; Miller. John, catcher; Crump,
centre field; Ready. second base; Tyler.
John, right field; Kicks, pitcher.
The score by innings: r.
National 80. ....a 90 0 10 o.
Planters. ........a 0 l Q '--10
Summary: Two base hits-Archer.
Three base lits-Gordon, Lee, Macfar-
lane Rases on balls-off Kicks. 4;
off Nracfarlane, s. Hit by pitched halls
2. Struck out--by Kicks,
II; by Macfarlane s. Time Of game,
1:45. Umpire. Charles Pearman. At
tendance, 500.
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WILL STRENGTHEN TEAM

From the CORY Danville battle-ground
the Lawmakers Will arrive this rsorn-
Ing determined to try and turn the
ebbing tide when they meet Lynchburg
in four games during the next three
days.
The locals have some weak points.
and word comes from Danville that
Manager Lipe.. with every determine
ton to stem the tide, Is in communi-
cation with several players of assured
ability So the fans may expect to
see some new faces shortly. With a
little reinforcement the locals could
jump into the lead again without
delay.
BY all the indications Of the dope
sheet Richmond at least has it over
Lynchburg. and ought to win three
out of four. The fans will doubtless
lend their hearty support in view of
the promise of an improved team.
Two games will be played Saturday,
one in the morning and the other in
the afternoon. AT the latter the Blues
Band will furnish music for the oc-
casion.
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.LYNCHBURG &c S
RAGGED CONTEST
tsnAnla1- ,n rhn 1.l,ne..pIanatch.

bpeCIdI 10 7 IIt : IItss. L1'aPu II
NORFOLK, VA, May 27.-Outplaying
the Truckers at critical stages OF the
game. Lynchhurg won the closing con.
test OF the series to-day by the score
OF 4 TO 9. 1t was ragged game. both
teams fielding loosely at times:
The contest went eleven innings.
West and Vail showed up. well In the
box, but the latter showed up WHO a.. q.
tines and three of the hits sent out
by the shcemakers were for two bags
each, they earning one OF the four
runs. west was steady, and after the
third inning was invincible. 4 NUM-
Der of times he pulled OUT OF HoieS
The work OF Umpire Byron was sat
.isfactory in the main. although there
was some kicking on the part OF Ports-
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An extract from the minutes of the
Board Of visitors of the Virginia Mill
tary Institutes:
On motion it was resolved
First. That the committee be and is
requested and instructed to obtain
plains for a hospital to be located on
the lot Of the present hospital build :
ing and on the south side OF the Fbuild-
generally following the suggestions
heretofore considered by the board, the
cost OF the new building complete. to-
gether with repairs to present hospital
building not to exceed nlne thousand
dollars. And the said committee is au-
thorized to adopt plan for such build
ing and repairs, and If practicable to
obtain bids for same, to be presented
to the board at Its June l9oS) meet
Ing: and the said committee is au-
In the interest of the institute. to con-
suit with any architect they may Sc
lect, not presenting q competing plan.
and pay such architect g reasonable
compensation for his services.
4. That said committee is instructed
building Of applied sciences upon the
three following general ideas:
I (a) Attached to present barracks.
CD Attached to present administra-
(c) A detached building to be located
between the present barracks and adj
ministration building. the cost of which
complete, not to exceed twenty-five
thousand dollars.
In accordance with the above 1t Is
requested that SHOULD you desire to
present plans and specifications COM
petlng with other architects, and with
ont cost to this institution, for the pro-
posed buildings 3tyour attention is d.
rected to the following:
1st. Plans and specifications for new
hospital building should be presented
Ito the undersigned not later than. June
18th, proximo.
Cd, Pla.-7 and specifications for the
APPLIED science building along any one
OF the three lines or along all of them
Indicated In resolution No. of the
7oard OF Visitors. herewith annexed.
should be presented a this office
not later than June 30th.
Right Is reserved to reject any or
all plans presented.
Very respectfully,
p. w. NICHOLS.
Colonel and Acting Superintendent.
Lexington. Va.
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Annual "Homc Night"

The second annual Home Night" of
the boys gymnasium classes of the
Young Mems Christian Association Will
take place on Friday night of this
week at o'clock. The program Will
consist Of calisthenics marching, appa-
ratus exercises, pyramids. springboard
high jump. relay and potato races, in
door baseball and basketball. Members
OF the boys junior and intermediate
classes will take part. Parents anu
vtted to see the demonstration Of class
work, games, etc. On Saturday morrf-
ing the boys class will be given an
Lapparatus test.
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LAWMAKERS AGAIN BEATEN

)elghth. Doyle started the rally again
to left, scoring him; HEM sacrificed
Fisher to second. Tydennn hit to 1sof,
who tried to catch Fisher Off third and
both were safe. Stafford walked. fill.
2 return OF the catcher Fisher stole
home and Tydcman third base. Rein
hart doubled to, right. scoring Tyde.-
man and sending Stafford to third.
ford and Reinhart. There was nothing
else doing. Steiner pitched great ball
after the third inning. allowing only
three hits and never being In danger
or letting IN n run. The hitting Of the
locals was the feature.
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FAST FIELDING
WINS THE CAME
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: ------ TSpe"1al he mtb.DTspdtcH.I
NORFOLK. VA, May 2T.-vernuelle
pitching steadier game and Bertram
receiving Indifferent support, Roanoke
defeated Norfolk to-day in the clos
ing game OF the series by the score OF
6 to 3.
The game was an interesting mixture
OF brilliant fielding. followed by err
rors- Roanoke felded wonderfully fast
at times and pulled Nernuelle out OF
several close holes. Nearly all OF the
game. showed great spirit and had the
bleachers going with his monkey
shines. Only In the seventh did the
1ars make bid for TIE game. find
ing Vernucile and scoring three runs.
A close decision at home. against Nor
folk. cut out the fourth run. In other
respects Mace's work was satisfactory
to both teams The score:
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Errorlcss Game.

Special to The Times-D Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA. May 27.-win-
chester's baseball team defeated East
ern College OF Front Royal here this
afternoon in an errorless game by score
or to 4. Manager Baker. of Wins
catch. Both teams fielded well.
Batteries: Winchester. Johnson and
Woodard; Eastern College, Flowers
and NIabrY.
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&ealfn propnsals.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

u H.
Sealed proposals for the construction
az about 5.5 miles OF nlacadam roads
will be received at the clerks 5oftice.9
at ,Jonesville, Va, until IL o'clock noon.
|June s, 1905, Plans and specifications
may be seen at tho above office or Vt
the office of the State Highway Com
Certified checks FOR sa5o shall accom-
pany each bid.
The Board OF. Supervisors. by It's
committee, reserve the right TO reject
any and all bids. and to let the WORK
as a whole or any portions thereof.
Convict labor to be furnished con-
tractor In accordance with the statute.
aptl to be, allowed for as provided ~
Law, n:
An engineer Will be at Ben Hur at
o'clock A, NJ, on May a6tll 20 SO oNef
L the work with prospective bidders
Proposals should be addressed TO
RORT, Il PENNINGTON,
Secretary, Jonesyille, Va. M
Jonesyille. Va. May 10. 1908.
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Tydeman, Lipe. Kanzler. Titman. Sac
riflce hlts--1cnn, Kanzier, Riggs. Two
base hlts--Doyle, Fisher Ryan t2).
Reinhart. Tydeman, Lipe. Three xbase
fits--Doyle. Riggs. Double plays
1son to Sandherr. Left on bases--Dan-
Vile, A Richmond. 6. struck out-by
Steiner. q by Archer, 4. bases on balls
off Steiner, 8 Off Archer, 1. wild
itches-.steiner, Archer. Hit by pitched
balls-Titman. Time OF game, 1890.
Umpire, Hennager Attendance. 1000.
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RICHMOND WHIST CLUB
WILL PLAY IN NORFOLlx
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N''i''t ~ he llIlles'blspdfVIl.J
NORFOLK. Va. May 27.-The Nor.
folk Whist Club announces the follow
ing team as selected to meet the Rich
mond team in the tournament sched-
uled for Saturday night in the local
club rooms:,
John E. Burke. j. A.-Butt. r. d.
Davis. Dr. H. r. Dupuy. H. l. Foster.
v. G. Grant, w. r. Heath, W. Ashton
Jones. DR.. C. D. Kellanl. c. II. Meakn.
DR.. Herbert Old. ]. F. PEBBLES. Dr. r..
Z. Taliaferro and Judge Edward Spald-
ing.
The Richmond team is expected to
arrive Saturday morning. and the con-
lest will begin In the afternoon at
o'clock. A smoker will be in progress
during the games, and dinner will be
served at the Lynnhaven Hotel at
The team Of the ,Richmond Whist
Club will leave here tomorrow night
by boat. arriving in Norfolk the next
morning, The locals have strong
team. and the contest promises to be
an interesting one. Following are the
: Dr. : Otto Meyer. Fred Valentine. F. A.
Spence, c. C. Chaplin, KLEIN Knox, T.
Payton Giles. Arthur Cannon. IT, d.
Barksdale. Henry w. Wood. Colonel
John Murphy. Mas Jones, Calvin Cen-
terheld. Austin Brockenbrough and
Robt. Scott. .--
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snecja,e to The Times Dispatch.l

Special to The Times DISPATCH
SUFFOLK, VA. May 27-Petersburs
made 1t two out of three this after
noon. Atkinson. who won for SUI
folk yesterday, allowed seven runs IN
the first two innings. Only one rua
was scored against Armstrong.
Score by innings: K. n. E
Petersburg ~. 1901 oo00-S ~
Suffolk 1900. 10000 0 O. 90
Batteries: Fitzpatrick and Churn; At
kinson, Armstrong and Jones.
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Leigh street Athletic Association.

~ 1~c'B1t 5tIeeV sAeI1estC .hH'0et"t1U11s
The Leigh Street baseball team will meet
noon at 1880 o'clock on the Thirty-fourth
and Clay Streets diamond. Both teams are
we'll matched, and good game is expected.
At meeting OF the Leigh Street Athle-
tic Association Tuesday night the following
officers were clected: Mr.. H. W. Cottrell.
treasurer: Mr.. F. NJ. Collier, secretary. and
A. l.. Speights. captain of the baseball
team. The president will be elected at q
meeting next Tuesday night. It is expected
that Mr.. e. s. Simpson will consent to act
as coach for the team this season.
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TWO DROP OUT

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May e7.-An-
nouncement was made to-day that ow-
Ing to the disbanding Of the Whining
ton team and the temporary suspension
or PLAYING BY the Baltimore Club, the
Union Baseball League will be oper.
ated as a six-club organization.
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pcter.burr Game.

"a 4 SpecIal 70 The TImes- D!spatch.J
urE baseba eS here to- to-
night after a series Of gaAles In Suf-
folk. and will play the first of series
Of three games with the Journal team,
OF Richmond. at Kenilworth Park to-
morrow afternoon, when Ford will be
on the mound for the locals and Reese
for the Journals.
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8rDn0Is.

n RANDOLrH-IACON ACADEMY For boys
and young men, Fits for college, university
or business. Work endorsed by over thirty
colleges and universities Beautiful and
kealthful location, Ample athletic grounds;
gymnasium. Terms only $780, No extras,
For catalogue, address e. SUMTER SMITH.
principal. Bedford City. w. vi
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Two,base hits - Shafer Bertram.
Ihree base hit--Smith, sacrifice hits
Hessler, Clayton. Left on oases-Eoa- :
nokc. s: Norfolk. 4. Strike onts-ber-
tram .. Vernuel!e. 3. Base on balls
or Bertram. 8: of Ncrnuelle, 2. Bat
tsrs ,iit-Palnter. Jackson CLAYTON
Time-1:4O. Attendance-l,2 200 Umpire
Mace.
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Temporary Club Quarters.

Ned Cowardins boathouse In the old
sh!pyard basin will probably be the Opecan-
Canough Clubs temporary, quarters until
the clubhouse Is built Mr.. John D. Muir
rell has already received his canoe, and
half a dozen mora win arrive in few
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Mullen Wcakcns.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, May 27.-MuI-
zen zen weakened In the last two innings
the game won. and Philadelphia landed
the victory by to 4.
score by inntngs:. R.HE.
10100lO2-5 8 8
Batteries: Mullen and Payne: Krause
ana ana Powers. Time, 2:o5. Umpire, Sher-
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Birmingham -. oooloo ! % g !
Memphis $685.. o. 90 3 '-6 13
Batteries: Turner and Raub; Chap
pelle and Owens. Time. l:05. Umpire,
FitzSinmons,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-28
Battle Axe Wants Game.

The Battle Axe ball team desires game
for next Saturday with any uniformed team
having a diamond Phone ]. T. Whitfield,
No. 4o7l. before s O'Clock, and after that
time call No. 204.