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the fans were there with the yells at
every occasion.
Niles went to bat for the visitors, and
sent liner that put him on second.
Morgan threw out Blair at first. and
then Elberfeld came up with a hot
single to centre, which Niles stretched
into home. Chase followed with a
liner into the left garden, advancing.
Elberfelt to second. but when the
latter tried TO reach third on Sweeney's
swat he was put out. The side was
retired by Doyle, being called out by
the umpire for changing his position
al the bat. Lipe got to second in the
last half, but was left on base.
1t was one, two, three for the New
Workers in the second. For the locals.
strader fouled to Blair: Ison came up
Morgan grounded to Doyle, who threw
out Ison at second and Niles doubled
on the latter at first.
The next time up New York scored
again. Cassidy threw Niles out at first,
then Morgan made a pretty stop of
Blair's buzzer, throwing him out. With
two men down. Elberfeld managed to
get hit by a pitched ball. and came
home on Chase's wo-bagger into left.
Sweeney was thrown out by Ison.
Hughes landed on the ball for two
bases in the next inning. but never
got further -
Manager Lipe put Archer In the box
in the sixth. He has only been here
about three days, and nobody knew
what he could do, but they soon found
out. He fielded Sweeney's grounder
/ throwing him out at first, and then
tanned Doyle. and Chesbro in quick
order.
Heffron got on first for the Law
makers IN this inning with a slashing
single to centre, Doyle tried to catch
him off at first, but Chase fumbled the
ball, which sent the runner to second
Doyle again attempted to catch him off
the base and this time Elberfeld fun
bled the ball advancing Heffron to
third. Then L!pe walked. For the
third time Doyle tried to catch a mar
off base, throwing to first. but Chase
again fumbled the ball, which brough,
Heffron home and advanced Lipe tc
third, where he collided with and
knocked Chesbro down. The outs OF
Kanzler and Riggs left him on third.
In the seventh Archer returned tc
! the box amid an ovation, and showed
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NORTH CAROLINA
DEFEATS VIRGINIA

bases and ono down. did they look
dangerous. One runner died at the
l.late and Hume famed. and the 1aro.
linans' susnense was relieved. Caro-
lima scored in the second on hit and
a muff in centre and again in the
In this inning Susong passed the first
two men, and after sacrifice by
Hobbs, Stewart singled. scoring James.
Montgomery was cut off at the plate
on beautiful throw by IIoff. After
this inning Walker relieved Susong,
and the scoring ceased. Fulenweid er
pitched a beautiful game and the ALL
round good work of Hobbs was a fea-
ture. Hackney made sensational
running CATCH robbing Honaker of
what app cared to be labeled for two
bases. The score:
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Ex-PREPs DEFEATED

In a fast game of ball Monday after
noon. the MCGUIRE team defeated the
college freshmen on their own grounds.
Miller's work with tho bat and Nc
Cures fielding, were the features.
The score by innings: r. II. e
EN- Props $500. % 0 0 0020 o.
Mcclure ....... i 03 30 0 o *-5
Batteries: Champers, Gwathmey and
Clark; Ingram. Wallerstein, BoehlinG
and Paige
School will play the second game OF
the interscholastic league.
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W/RESTLERS READY TO MIX IT

Both confident of winning the deci-
sion, George Herbert. the game little
wrestler of this city. and Young
Ajax. champion of Mexico, Will meet
on the mat for the second time to-
between Broad and Marshall Streets.
This return match has aroused the
greatest interest among wrestling
tickets promises to see a great crowd
on hand. The last bout was one Of
the first every witnessed in Richmond.
and was Won by Herbert, Ajax getting
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A CLOSE GAME

Especial to The Times -Dispatchl
NORFOLK, VA. April 6.--Toronto
and Portsmouth mixed it Up in a lively
game this afternoon. the visitors break
Ing tie in the seventh and closing
the gamo to A. Honors We're even in
the contest, the visitors getting in the
more timely hits. The game was re-
plete with errors. 4
Score by innings: r, FL o.,
Toronto .........0 - 2 0 0 0 lob 10 6
Portsmouth ....1 2 O0 001 0-4 0 5
Batteries: Kilroy, Rudolph, Pearson
and Brown; Morris. Johnson and Burns.
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DOWNS ROANOKE
Especial to The 'rImes-Dispa'

ROANOKE. VA, April 6.--Roanoke
tackled a club of real players, the New
York Americans, this afternoon, and
went down in defeat l3 to 2. The
features of the game We're three home
runs by IIemphill, Stahl and Ball, OF
the Americans. Roanoke hit pretty
Well, but played badly, Lake was In
the box for New York and Staloy
Stohn and Band for the Tlighlanders,
The score by innings: r,
Americans ....,5,.,..0 | 3 81 II Id
Roanoke .,.,5....,... 0 0 90 | 0 90 3
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ALTOONA DEFEATED
,s..o,,,to rhe Times Dispatch. /

Tfpecial to The Tlmes-DlspatcH.1
NORFOLK, VA, April 6,-Norfhlk
defeated the Altoona team to-day IN a
sT,r'dIy n s of the stick on top OF err
rors S turned the trick for the crew
Yong hits by Steasser, Glassblower,
Epratt and Phoenix We're features.
nv SCORE by Innings: r. Fl. T..
t,,tnnna seo ..la0001 o. 4
NnrrnIis 3O00O010--5 Z 8
Batteries: Glassblower, Lee and
s,arnagle; Fox, Matney, Eakins, Ed
wards and Smith Umpire, Eakins,
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BIs0Ns REPEAT TRICK
Lspeclal TO rhe mines. plspa.en.

Especial to Tho Times pispatch,l'
DANVILLI, VA, April 6,--rhe BIZ
sons sainsdemonstrated their superb
GRITTY to-day by defeating the Tobac-
conists by score OF to 4, The
game was loosely played from the
standpolnt of the Locals. and was rath-
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other Scores.

Raleigh-Dartmouth. 4; Agricultural
and Mechanical ..
Observation-Disclosures, s; Nation
ais 0,
Macon--Mercer. Q; Mississippi Agri-
cultural and Mechanical, l.
hia-Pennsylvania, o. AM
hcrst, l.
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BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

s B
In execution of decree of the Cir
cult Court of Chesterfield County, en-.
tered on the 2lst day of February.
1908. in the suit of Bette \. Cook and
ais. VS.. Claude NJ. Cook and ais, the
undersigned. special commissioner ap-
pointed thereby, will offer for sale at
public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1908.
Mt 1 o'clock p. NJ,
the above described property, upon
which there is some timber and
large quantity of cordwood.
TERMS: One-third cash; the residue
in three equal instalments. the pur-
chaser to give his negotiable notes
for the deferred payments payable at
six. twelve and eighteen months from
per cent. annuni, and the title OF
the prone retained until the whole
conveyance ordered by the court. or
all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser FRANK T. SUTTON, Jr
Special Commissioner.
L certify that the. bond required by
the above decree has been duly exc
cuted PHILIP v. COGBlLL.
Clerk
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Richmond College.

Randolph Macon ......o 10000 %
Richmond College. 80 0 o o o III
Summary: Two-base hits--Randoiph-
Macon. tIIite, Beale). Double plays
Richmond College, G.. Wright TO
Lodge Base ton balls-oH DreYry. !.
Hit by pitched ball-Gardner. struck
out--by Drewry. Z: by Wright. 6. Time
OF game. 1870. Umpire, Mr.. Walsh.
Attendance 500.
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Summary: Earned runs--yirginia, j;
North Carolina, l., Bases on balls-off
Fulenweider, 81 off Susong, s; off
Walker, l. Fit by pitched ball-Pear-
son, Cole. Left on bases-Virginiu. o;
North Carolina, o. Stolen bases-Vir-
gnia, 3; North Carolina, S. Time
2:l5. Umpire-Mr. Holt. Attendance
1920.
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In execution of decree of Henricoi
Circuit Court. entered March 81. 1908.
in the suit of Marshall d. Burton.
Admin, etc, VS.. William III. Burton
and ais" l will sell by auction, on the
TUESDAY. APRIL :. 1873,
at o'clock p. NJ, that very desirable.
and quite valuable SUBURBAN FARM
OF rs ACRES OF LAND. above re-
ferred to. being the home. place Of the
late Marshall T. Burton, situated not
far west of Highland Park. and there
fore in easy distance of the electric
car line.
Besides the ten-room dwelling there
are an outside kitchen. barns, stable,
ETC.; also. Two wells and one spring
of good water. AT the upper end OF
Inc place, at the intersection of two
roads. is beautiful and wel-grown
grove Of oaks.
The land is in good heart. having
been used for many years as a dairy
and truck farm. while its generally
level surface and nearness to the city
Justify the belief that 1T will greatly
increase in value for suburban homes
In the not distant future.
TERMS: One third cash. and the
residue in three equal instruments at
six. twelve and eighteen months, for
notes. with interest added, and title
ALEXANDER II. sANDS.
Special Commissioner.
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Summary: Two-base hits--Niles,
Chase, Chesbro. Hughes. Hebron. Sto-
len bases-Cowan. Double plays
Doyle to Niles to Chase: Chase to Ell
berfeld. Base on balls-off Doyle 3:
off Newton, 2. Hit by pitched balls
Elberfeld. Struck out-by Doyle. q;
by Newton, A; by Archer. 5. Time OF
game, $40. Umpire, Mace. Attend
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hereby certify that the bond re-
quired of the special commissioner by
the foregoing decree has been duly
given.
Teste ). +. WaDDlI:l4
Clerk.
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chlldren's Spring Refers, In nice
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Chdren's Spring Refers. in red and
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I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this I'd day
Teste: cHAs. o. sAv1LLE,
e---AtL Clerk
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nv Large Score.

rspecial TO the Times plspateh.l ~
NvRND ERIC KSBuRG, VA, April &C.,
INST Dale Academy team defeated
Nericksburg College here this eve
My the score Of 10 to o.
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s. A. |. LEAGUE OPENS

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, April e.
The local season of the South Atlantic
League was opened In the new ball
park this afternoon. 1t was a pitching
duel throughout. both Leo and Keiber
doing excellent work. Leo had the bet
ter control
Score by innings: R.H. e.
Jacksonville ...ooo0ooo1.-1 2 o
Savannah ...... 900 600 o Go 3
Batteries: Leo and Roth: Keiber and
Kahlkoff. Time-1:4s. Umpire-Lay-
gan.
AUGUSTA. GA, April 6.-The open
ing game was strictly beginner and
showed the visitors not to be we'll in
harness yet. Features Were lacking.
Score by innings: r. II. L.
Augusta ......1 0000013s-5 6 0
Macon ..........1 00oo 00-1 A .
Batteries: Richardson and Carson:
Showers and Stubbe. Tlme-1:40. Um-
pire-Goodheart
CHARLESTON, s. c.. April 6.-No
game on account of rain.
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aurtion Scales, Tbis Zap.
,, Z By ~. w. Bowe e Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF THAT

MOST VALUABLE IND .ATTRACIlN z
SUBURBAN FARM OF 25
ACRES.
WITH GOOD RESIDENCE AND OUT
BUILDINGS THEREON.
ON THE NEW HENRIco TURNPIKE,
ABOUT ONE MILE NORTHEAST
OF RICHMOND. AND KNOWN
AS "OAK GROVE"
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Boys Spring Refers !!

The prettiest selection ever offered
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ALEXANDER II. 5ANDS.
Special Commissioners.
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CHARLESTON, S. C.. April g..
game on account of rain.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-29
COrinfhian Club Will
Hold Regatta

The main yachting event for tomor-
row will be the annual regatta of the
Corlnthian yacht club over the channel
course. This is time honored fixture
which is post entried, the whole fleet
being eligible to start. 1t is expected
that large number of the yacht own
ers will take part. as the season so far
has been more than active
The feet of the California Yacht club will
rendezvous tomorrow night at Vallejo and will
rae race home Sunday under sealed handicap
This means the feet will be sent away on
one gun and race down home none of the
owners knowing what the time allowance will
b pc until after they have finished at the club
The neet OF the Aeoian yacht club will rem
caa,,o oezspas , tomorrow night at MeNear landing
with the feet of the California club as it
Many of the yachts Of the San Francisco
morrow in the channel whatching the regatta
OF the Corinthians. Sunday they will make
nent points on a ladies' day cruise e'Ne' pronii-
Of q 1908 for the EnenaI eH"ps yaehf ai
races will be held off the clubhouse at the
foot foot OF Graz Grand street. It viii be ladies' day
clubs hospitality June is open. p .e1 but 'on on
June IA the members and their friends viii
hold picnic on Bay Farm island. June 2l,
open event. June 81. which is Saturday "AIi
Hands Round" at $50 p. m. and passengers
are requested to appear in sailing ducks The
race for canoes and yachts for the Encinal
yacht club cups will be held the following
day, June 2S, and will start at eight bells
July IL, the Gentlemen's Sons Clam Chowder club
will hold its annual conclave at Sand Hill ma
vilion, Roosevelt park. The program reads:
Full Moon 'Nuf sed," which to those who
have participated in these entertainments in
the past means a great deal. The next dsy
will be picnic to San Leandro bay Sunday.
July 2e; there yill be more races for ca
cinal. and on August 16 will be held the spe-
clal event for canoes. Saturday night August
%, will be the date of the annual club smoker
Wednesday, September Q. is to be ladies'
day, when fair guests will be entertained in
the afternoon. after a lunch at the club races
and aquatic sports A Might in Venice will
be given the evening of Saturday. Septem-
Der II, when important feature of the
program will be promenade concert Satur-
day. October 3, a dance will be given at the
clubhouse, and Sunday. October IL. will
practically be held the last event of the sea-
son. which viii take the shape of picnic
to Bay Farm island. The following officers
have the welfare of the club at heart Presi
dent. Henry NJ. Landsberger; vice president
Paxton Wright. J. r. Henderson, Henry Miller
vice commodore Joseph II. Durney; Secretary
treasurer. Fred Z. Jameson; directors. III NJ.
Landsberger j. A. Durney, ]. A. Landsherper
Paxton Wright. II. Henderson, Henry Hitler
and Henry II. Shed. ~
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-29
Speedway Horses TO
90 Mile Heats
Rensmen of Park Amateur
Driving Club Will TRY an
innovation

The members of the Park amateur
driving club have entered the fastest
of their speedway horses in the mat
inee races to be held by the club Sat-
urday on the three quarter mile track
in Golden Gate park There will be six
races in all on the card The officials
in charge OF the meet will be: Starter.
T. j. Crowley; judges. A Joseph. A J.
Molera and George r. Gay: timers. A.
Melletz and g. Wempe: marshal, H. NJ
Ladd.
An innovation will be tried In max
ing all the races best two in three mile
heats instead of the customary one
circuit of the track. The horses will
be called out for the first race at 1880
p. m. The entries:
Glass trOtters-M W. Herzog's Lady Nell.
+. W. Thompsons Lady Washington, +. Stew
arts Peter Pan. II. ]. knpatrick's Roy Mckin-
ney-
Class pacers-Thomas H. Browns Victor
Platt. ID. E. Hofman's Mary X.
Glass trotters-H. C.. Ahlers' Telephone. ID.
E. Honman's Major Cook, A Joseph's Vic
Schiller, a. Ottingers Roselle. +. J. Kilpatricks
Princess W.
Class trotters-A- 2. CIaybaugh's Charles III.
J. w. Smedley's Red Velvet T. L. Bordenk
Barney Barnato. G. ID. Mackay's Quill. K. Con-
sanis Presto. T. ]. Kilpatrick's Bell Of Wash
ington, G. F. Issendorf's Vita Dillon
Glass pacers-H- NJ Ladd's Rlngrose. T. +.
Bannan's Jim Chase. Captain W. 0lsen's Zulu.
Class G pacers-W. A. Langes Doe. II. NJ.
Ladd's Dewey. I. Franklin's Black Bess-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-29
Class Stake Attracts
Fast Greyhounds

Some of the cleverest greyhounds in
training are entered in the class stake
TO be run at Ingleside coursing park
Sunday. There are "a dogs entered in
the stake, among them being such speed
marvels as Walla Walla, The Crowd.
Tralees Best and Golden Tralee Forty
entries are TO go to the slips in the
open stake, and the event has an open
outlook, as the field is unusually well
balanced. The drawing follows:
Open stake. 40 entries-The Widow vs.. Miss
Emily, Burton VS.. Third Rail. Tie Limit rs
heepsake, Missouri Boy VS.. Grace Hill. Mission
Queen VS.. Young Johnnie. Blooming Dutchmsn
VS. Primrose, Sail On vs.. Miss NeaIon Dolly
Bishop vs.. Star Pointer. Post Boy vs. Stanley r
Pedlar Baum VS.. Old Peach, TraIee's Last vs.
Pongenie, Theo. Bell VS.. Servant Girl Dssbng
Wave vs.. Syra Alto, Wild Rose vs. wild Mamie
Menlo Boy vs.. Master Lane. ottawa vs. Golden
Gate. Wild Idol vs.. PagIiaeci. ST. Francis VS.
Lfttlewood. Gallant Tipperary vs. Trilby Brszsn
Ina Cissus Best Turkey
Class stake. "a entries-Golden TraIee ~.
Gertrude, Trouble Brewer VS.. Galteuore The
Rowdy VS.. Raceland. Russell ] vs. White Ro1ue
richard Anton vs. Rear Admiral. LOYAL Front
vs. The Crowd, Trespian Leading Lady. Mvr
tie Ge,n. vs. aoliyberry. Presto vs.. Roman Money.
Gallant Boy VS. Tralee's Best Walla WaIIa vs.
Tralee Lad, Bon Ami VS.. Dan Finnegan'
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-29
Form Players Lose Heavily at Emefv1Ie,
Only One Favorite Finishing First
BY J. x. Jefery

Those who depend upon public form
as a guide to their turf speculations
found themselves decidedly up against
it at Emeryville yesterday, for horses
or which the public had a right to ex-
pect considerable signally failed to ac-
quit themselves with credit while 9th
er horses whose previous performances
We're anything but promising cut a wide
swain IN the days results. This sort
OF thing is becoming so frequent that
II Is small wonder that the local race
gong public is beginning to manifest
an Inclination to curtan betting opera
tions 70 an extent which is making IT.
self felt in the ring
Bubbllng Water was the only fayorite
thar succeeded in winning Yesterday.
and she secured the decision only by
an eyelash. OF the other favorites.
Aftermath was the only one that fin
1shed as close up as second and two of
them were out Of the money entirely.
Miss Worth, Johnny Lyons. Massa. High
Gun, Saint Modan, Columbia Girl. ST.
bari and Sir Brillar made up the list of
those whose performances represented
wonderful Improvement over their
previous essays. The officials owe it
to the public to do some probing. if
nothing more.
GEMMELL AGAIN FAILS
GemmeiTs failure to make a good
showing in the Hillsdale handicap con-
nrmed the general fear that this good
morse has trained off and is in need
OF rest After beating the gate he
was unable to keep up and finished
among the also rams. Critic. Johnny
Lyons and Massa made a slashing fin
ish. Of il, the latter getting up under
a powerful ride by Jockey Rettfg to
beat Johnny Lyons. who had cut out a
merry early pace. in time which all
but equaled the track record for seven
turlonEs- Massa, closing with a sensa-
tional rush, came within a head of beat
ing Johnny Lyons for the place. Bye
Bye. II which finished fourth, might
have beaten all three in front of her
but for bad luck at the barrier She
got away last and made up an enor-
NOUS amount Of ground in spite of the
sizzling clip at which the leaders were
going.
Bromina came from a long way back
TO. win the opener by neck from Aft
erlnath. The latter had been deficient
IN early speed, and Jockey Ross had to
bump his way through in the stretch
Had he made his determined move just
trifle sooner his mount probably
would have been the winner Prolific.
" Thich had been sizzling out in front
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-29
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
Los Angeles 2, Oakland L.
Portland @, San Francisco 4.

shouting for Oakland. which team they have
learned TO admire nearly as much as they
do the Seals. From on the boys will
instead of Is. President Ewing making this
reduction for their benefit.
Little Scruggs, the Oakland third 5ascman.
VINO broke his ankle In a game about six
jured member is rounding to nicely and serurrs
says he hopes to be in the game before .he
Mcfarland passed l3 men. the seasons
record, the last time he started here Yes
terday his control was perfect and not an
Angel could work him for base on balls Let
US hope that he keeps the good work up.
There may have been other decisions in
game Yesterday afternoon. but If they hap
pened 1t was so long, ago that none OF the
fans who saw the Trouble could remember
Pacific coast league Perrine is not TO blame
FOR 1T all. for he naturally looking at
seeonS sae T'1er bas osserunners expecting play At
est thing of all is the fact that the Oakland
Captain Van Haltren, seemed willing to let It
pass without comment.
The Oakland bench was draped in mourn
ing Yesterday for Keggy the Keg. the cham
as mascot, but lasted only one day. When
keggy did not show Van sent all his spare
men out to scour the neighoorhod. but the
scouts returned without getting a line on
the human barrel. 1t was rumored that he
nad signed contract to set rat traps for
r. Dr. Blue, but this startling statement could
not be verified. AT any rate, Keggy Is still
OUT III he is In the city Van wants him to
report at once, for unless he shows IL is
doubtful II the Oakland team can win another
game this week.
In the eighth inning with Cook on first and
one out, Slattery came up to the bat Dolly
Gray scratched his head for an instant and
then remembered that old Stats has two
aouDies TO his credit for the afternoon. Gray
reared that the champion hitter Of the league
might possibly go for three. so he pegged four
VIDE, wlde ones over the pan, while the crowd
missed and Slattery kicked at not being given
chance to line out But it was good
baseball at that: Whenever 1 am pitching
and that fellow Slattery comes up with man
or two on bases in a tight place believe me.
Will toss him four wide ones,'' said Gray
am not for taking any chances with men
who lace the ball the wav he has haen
doing it every time he starts