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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-12
FANS WORRIED
ABOUT JETFRIES
Reports From Training Camp of
Fighter Say He is Not in
Good Condition.

NEW YORK. April 12.--F'rorn the
training camp Of Jim Jeffrfes, at Ro-
wardennen, are coming to-day con-
fiicting reports of the former cham
pion's condition. New York fight fans
have been led to believe that the big
fighter was in excellent shape and
rapidly getting into Sighting trim.
A well-known New York sporting
man in the camp. however, who has
seen Jeffries work. declares 1t will be
"a long time before the champion liz
fit to enter the ring. Jeffrtes. ac-
cording to this man, puffs like a por-
poise when he works and lacks the
old-time vigor. This same critic de-
clares there Is not a man in the train
ing camp who can handle the big
fellow, who seems greatly worried.
Neither Berger. Burns nor Armstrong
is a scientific trainer.
On the other hand, equally well
informed fight fans. who have watch
ed Jeffries In his early training stunts,
aver that he has lost his surplus
weight that his wind Is good and
that he Is In excellent humor.
Conflicting reports come from every
training camp of every big fighter, but
as a usual thing they do not start as
soon as in the present instance.
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CANCELS CHAMPS
WIN FROM COLTS
Eastern League Pennant Win
ners Find Peterson an Easy
Mark.
POOR SUPPORT GIVEN
Costly Errors of Commission and
Commission Add to the Run
Column.
SUPPORT GIVEN

Manager John Cancels Eastern
League champions easily defeated the
Colts In Mondays game, the final
score being ii TO 2. The visitors had
their batting eye and found Peter
son for enough safe ones in the MN
to keep the game safe.
The new twirier was not effective
after the fourth tnniils, which Ia the
usual route he has Ueen going In
previous exhibition games. he passed
the hrst man up ia the first inning
and the runner scored on an error.
4 stolen base and a helders choice.
Three singles ana an error scored an
other run for the visitors in the fourth
inning.
II WAS In the fifth that Peterson got
his hum psy-h e-was found II or-ftv
singles ana double. which with two
errors and a stolen base, Melted six
runs. Waymack, who relieved Peter
son in the sixth, was little better. One
free pass. a triple and two singles.
brought In three more runs for the
visitors. They were held safe In the
eighth and ninth innings.
The locals scored their first run In
the fourth. With two men down. Tit
man singled and stole second, Law
Tor drew pass and Bigbie also took
four wide ones. Gilligan singled,
scoring Titnan and Irvine fouled out,
rehiring the side. The locals had
another good chance TO score several
runs. in the seventh but they only
chased one over the plate. 0fligau
was passed and Irvine singled then
WaymRck singled, scoring Giiltgan.
Irvine tried to score on the lay and
was caught at the plate. Landgran
and Baker were easy out.
While the poor pitching of Peter
son was directly responsible for the
loss of the game, he WAS given poor
support throughout. A wild throw
by Gilligan brought in two runs and
another scored when Giiligan held the
ball too long while a runner was
caught between third and the plate,
Peterson was himself charged with
two costly errors
The tabulated score:
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New York. s; Princeton, 2.

NEW YORK April 12--=ln- wealth
or that was better for football than
baseball, the New York Americans
defeated the Princeton team by a.
score Of & to 2.
Thirteen OF the college players
struck out. Vaughn famed eight ard
Doyle retired Ave. The locals fielueo
poorly. Foster, at short, made three
errors. Score: r.
Princeton -.-t ---.t 0 %
New York % o ~ 0 0 -
Runs--Baliin, Cunningham, Cree,
Foster. Engie and Austin az. Sacri-
fee hits-Engle. Criger. Stolen bases
--Bailin. Cunningham, Sterrett, Hemp
hill CD, Engle. Criger. Left on bases
Princeton, 8: New York, s. First
base on errors--Princeton. l: New
York. /. Struck out-By Noodle, 5;
by Vaughn. S: by Doyle, s. Bases on
balls--OT woodle. 4: OF Vaughn. 3.
Hit by pitcher-By Woodle. Wolter,
Cree. Wild pitches-Woodle, /:
Vaughn. /. Hits-Of Vaughn. 4 in
6 innings; off Doyle. in innings.
Umpires--Messrs. tombstone and
Brennan, Time OF game hour and
SIS minutes.
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.FAVOR|TEs- LOSE
At JAMESTOWN
Disappointing Race Run by Avon
dale, Ran Second to
Osorine.
DAVIS WARD SURPRISES
Long Shot Easily Takes Second
DAVIS WARD SURPRISES
Long Shot Easily Takes Second
Race from Big Fav-
orite.

NORFOLK, VA, April 12.--Osorine
and Doris Ward ran contrary to the
calculations OF the talent at James
town Monday. the former easily de-
feating King Avondale in the first
race anu the latter nostng out Mare
mara in the second. Avondale was
thought to be weii-nigh intlncibie,
going to the post a i to 4 favorite,
but the good mare OF Thomas Hat
field, running at Is to 8, was showing
MIN the way for most OF the dis
lance and came home as she pleased.
Doris Ward. a rank outsider at IL
to /, ran a good race, and was up IN
time to beat out Jack Ryan, the pace
maker, and MarUmarH, the ravortre.
at Z to 10.
Hayre came to the relief or the
talent by winning the third race after
being well supported at to s. After
winning, r. J. Gilmore bid him up
to S505, but he was protected by
his owned by the usual SIS bid.
Dander, P. S. p. Randolph's colt,
who displayed good form in Florida,
esily cptured the fourth event from
the outsider, Demetrious and the
weii-piayed Aunt Kate.
Old Pins and Needles was favorite
in the last. and showing decided I'M
provement in her actions at the post,
she broke away fairly well. Musgrave
began launching her Immediately, and
after laying well within hailing dis
lance OF the leaders, easily went TO
the front rounding the far turn, and,
steadily increasing her leda, was
home first by lengths.
Many horsemen are preparing TO
ship away. some going to Pfmlico,
some to Aqueduct. and other to
Louisville, but there are plenty OF
horses left to we'll fill the cards for
the last three days of the meeting.
Summaries:
First race-selling; for 3-year-olds
and upward: furlongs. 0sorine,
won: King Avondale. second: Amoret.
third. No time given. Only three
starters.
Second race-for maiden 2-year-
olds; furlongs. Doris Ward, won:
Maromara. second; Jack Ryan, third,
Time. 055 Nora Emma, Step Child
and Jaelda also ran. Bertha d. left
at post.
Third race-selling: for 4-year-olds
and upward: fur1ongs. Havre, won;
w. I. Hinch, second; ebec. third No
time given. Saltram. Panidue and
Kings Guinea also ran.
Fourth race--selling: 1-2 fur
longs. Dander. won: Demetrious. sec
ond; Aunt Kate, third. Time,
1907 s-s. Mannheimer, Istria. Alloy,
Flat Creek and Firebrand also ran
Fifth race-for 3-year-olds and
upward: lie miles. Pins and
Needles. won; Snug, second; Miss
Popular. third Time, i.47 Lois Cava-
nagh and John Carroll also ran
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cans, second team, 4; Indianapolis
American Association, 2.
AT Columbus, O.--Columbug,
American Association, 2; Dayton, Gen.
trail League, 2.
At Cincinnati. O.-Cincinnati, Ma
tons, 4; Detroit, Americans 4.
At st. Louis--Louisville. American,
Association-St: Louis, National; game
called on: rain,
At Toledo-Toledo, 1: Chicago, Ma
tionals. 4.
At Peoria--Chicago, regular Amer
leans, 4; Peoria, Three-I, o.
At Observation-Disclosures Eastern,
IL; Richmond. Virginia State, 2.
At Raleigh, N. CA. & NJ. Col
iege, 6; Dawson, 1.
At Lexington, va.--washington and
Lee. s; Roanoke College, /.
At Chattanooga Chattanooga,
Southern League, /; Pittsburg. Ma
tional regulars, o.
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New Men With White Sex.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Chicago
Americans will open the season with a
lineup comprising an untried infieid,
q veteran outfeid, pitching staff of
excellence. and an uncertain catching
department. Purtell win be the only
man in the infield who was with the
team last season. The absence Of
Catcher Sullivan, who Is In a Los An
geles hospital recovering from an at
tack of blood poisoning, will weaken
the catching staff. and the brunt of
the work will fall upon Payne. formerly
with Detroit.
Following is the batting order for
the opening game here with st. Louis,
as announced by Manager Duffy:
Hahn, right field: Zieder. second base;
Parent center field: Gandil. first base;
Dougherty. left field; Blackburn, short
stop; Purtell, third base: Payne.
catcher; Sutor of Oimstead. pitcher.
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wwstle in the Open AIR.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, April IA
Providing the ground In sufficiently
dry and the weather favorable, Win
tiers. the Yale instructor. expects TO
take the Yale grapplers onto the field
and have them wrestle on a mat In
the open,
The novelty will appeal to the
athletes, said Winters to-day. Like
the wrestlers OF old. they can do their
work In the open air, and anybody
would rather work outside than In
side
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-12
SECOND CONTEST
WITH ROCHESTER
Manager Lawlor Will Use Vet
eran Battery of Colts Against
Visitors.
LOCALS PLAY ACTORS
Game Arranged for Wednesday
With Ward and Vokes Fast
Team.
LOCALS

Unless rain intervenes Manager
John CAMEL and his Rochester cham
pions will have their second game with
the Colts Tuesday afternoon. Manager
Lawlor will use Revelle as a starter
and IT is hoped that the veteran will
be able to stop the heavy hitters of
the visitors.
Tom Messit, the veteran catcher Of
the Colts, will do the receiving. and 1t
is believed that Richmond's old bat
terry win be effective against the fast
visitors.
Cancel will use two pitchers and
two catchers in Tuesdays game. La
fitte will start the game, and Grant,
-left-hander, will probably finish.
The catchers are Blair and Butte.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-12
CHICAGO CUBS Make BAD -------
IMPRESSION IN COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS, o.. April 1.-THE
management of the Columbus Ameri-
can Association team announced to-
day that Chicago Cubs. of the Ma
tional League, will never be allowed
to play an exhibition game again at
Neill Park The fans are highly In
censed at the action of Hoffman and
Tinker. of the Cubs. for their assault
upon Umpire Watkins In Sundays
game Watkins has taken no action
looking toward the arrest of the two
offending players and 1t is likely that
none will be taken.
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Monday Games

AZ Danviile--Danviile, Virginia
State, 8; Greensboro. Carolina Asso-
citation. 4.
At Lynn. Mass,---Lynn, New Eng
land, II: Dartmouth. :.
At Macon. Ga.--South Atlantic
League, Macon. !; Columbus, s.
At Augusta, Ga.---Augusta. 8: CO.
lumbta. 1.
At Savannah, Ga.--Jacksonville. 7.
Savannah, 6. Called FIRST half ninth:
darkness.
At Roanoke-Toronto. Eastern, z.
Roanoke. Virginia State, /. Called
last half fourth: rain.
At Orange. va.--Woodberry. 8; Nc
Cures School, 3.
At Des MUfnes-chtcHEo Americans.
second team. s.: Des Moines, West
ern. l.
At Tndianapoiis-Detro Ameri-
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ALL-ALAsKA SWEEPSTAKES
WON IN FAST TIME

NOME, ALASKA. April 12.--Col-
onel Sir Charles Ramsey's dog team,
driven by John Johnson, yesterday
won the famous all-Alaska sweep
stakes over the 405 mile course from
Name to Candle. The winning team.
negotiated the distance in "a hours
and II minutes.
Lod FOX Ramsay's team WAS Sec
ond, with a score of rs hours and 3
minutes. and "Scotty' Aliens team.
which won last year. was third, with
7s hours and 33 minutes
The winning team was made up of
Alaska dogs The second and third
teams were Siberian. All former
records were broken and $4,000
changed hands on the race.
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Timers, I;ne-un unehanaed.

DETROIT, April 12.-Manager Hugh
Jennings has indicated that the batting
order for Detroit In Thursdays OPEN
ing game with the Cleveland Ameri-
cans will be last years lineup without
change. Crawford, however, LIS haY-
ing trouble with sprained ankle and
may possibly have to yield the center
position to ID. Jones. Mullin In ex-
pected to pitch.
Joss and Clarke are scheduled to
form the battery for the visitors, with
Lajoie deserving his old station of Sec
ond base and playing at first. Some
doubt Is expressed as to whether Flick
or Lord will play right field for Cleye-
land.
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Detroit, q; Reds, I

CINCINNATI, April 12.-Hitting the
bali at opportune moments, the Detroit
team, champions of the American
League, defeated the Cincinnati team
Monday by the score of to /. Poor
fielding on the part of the local nine
was responsible for two runs.
Bescher's home run and Mullins tri-
pie with a man on base were features
Ty Cobb was caught trying to steal
three times. Score by innings:
r. Fl. E.
Cincinnati ..001 90 0 0 0 0--1 4 7
Detroit .o0201 0001--4 Q 0
. Batteries --- Gastieton, Cheney and
Roth; Mullin, Willett and Stanage and
Casey.
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Pitcher ReuIhach Better.

ST. LOUIS, MO, April 12.-Follow-
ing a third antitoxin treatment Mon
day, e. J. ReuIbach, pitcher for the
Chicago Nationals, who Is seriously
Ill with diphtheria at his home. was
said tonight to be resting more
comfortably. The crisis is expected
tomorrow. Ills physician declares 1t
viii be at least month, IL Rueibach
RECEIVERS, before he will be able to don
uniform again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-12
Two Uncsrtainties With Pirates.

PITTSBURG, April 12.-But two un :
certainties remain to clear up the mi
tiai lineup of the worlds champions
of 1909. These are first base and the
box. Camnitz Will be box mainstay
again this season. and Adams will like
ly come in for a good deal of work.
George Gibson will be the catcher, and
Wagner and Miller are sure to be in
their regular infield positions. with
Clarke, Leach and Wilson in the out
field.
With the exception Of Byrne. who LIS
slightly i'll. all the players are ready
for the pennant race.
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Rochester Win Easily---Colts Play Actors

willie, first: Canopian, second Es-
cutcheon, third. Time, 1881.
Third race, five furlongs-Our Mug
get, first; Pho Pico. second; Yankee
Pooh, third. Time, 1908 3-5.
Fourth race. four and one-half fur
longs-The Ram, first; Kingthorpe,
second: Col. Austin, third. Time, v.5sI
Fifth race, one mile--Jessica, first;
DIR. Crook. second; kith and Kin,
third. Time, 1:4S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-12
STRIKE SEVERE BLOW
At JOHN D. JR's. POCKET
High Cost of Living Forces Him
to Spend 60 Cents at
Banquet.

NEW YORK. April 12.--The high
cost of living has struck the class of
John d. Rockefeller, Jr.-Bible not
social--at the annual dinner OF the
class last night, ten cents was added
to the cost per plate. which meant a
60 cents dent in the pocketbook OF
young Rockefeller and each OF the
others.
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Kli,o Nav No. Pay Fine.

KANSAS CITY. MO-. April i2.-1t
appears less certain to-day that
Catcher John King will pay the fine
imposed by the National Baseball Com
mission and return TO the Chicago
Club. Many declare the whole scheme
of application for reinstatement was
an advertising dodge.
King took a prominent part in the
reorganization of the Inter-City
League and announced that he person :
ally would manage his team.
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At the Theatres

Academy--"PoIIy of the Circus''---
Tuesday, matinc ond night.
Honey Boy Minstrels," with George
Evans-Ihursuay and Eriaay.
"Olh HOmtStead''--Satur
Bijou-Nard and Nokcs In THE
Promolers''--A1i week.
Coioniai--Vaudcsili and Motion
Pictures.
Lubin--Vaudeyilie and Motion PFC
lures.
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TO EQUIP MARRIED men
JUST LIKE BELL COWS
Pittsburg Matrons Would Make
Steiner Sex Wear Rings on
Their Fingers

PfTTSBURG. PA. April 1.-THE
married man OF the future will wear
"a ring on his finger" and mAyhAp
"a bell on his toe an a warming 10
young girls not to fiirt with him, if Z
movement started by the mAtrons Of
Allegheny society succeeds. They sug~
gest this means as the ounce OF pre-
yention."
With him wearing wedding ring
they figure he will be less likely to
hirt, an
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No Chance in Cubs Line. up.

CHICAGO, April l2.~The Chicago
Nationals will use at the opening of
the coming season the same lineup
and batting order that was used at
the beginning of the 1909 race. While
many recruits were tried out on the
training trip. none showed form that
was good enough to dispiace any of
the veteran regulars. The principal
additions to the team are Outfietder
Beaumont. formerly with Boston and
Pittsburg; Pitcher Mcintyre. from
Brooklyn. and Pitcher Pfeffer, from
Toronto.
The date Of Catcher Kings rejoin-
ing the team is uncertain.
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Danviile Loses to Greensboro.

DANyIILE. VA. April l2.-Dan-
VILE dropped the first of "A series of
games with Greensboro. N c.. here
Monday as a result of the inability of
the locals to connect at the proper
time with Pitcher Eidridge. whose all
round good work in the box and at the
bat won the game. The locals used
three pitchers. Bussey making the
best showing Martin Walsh. the for
mer tryout with the Chicago White
Sox. pitched one inning. but was wild
The score. r.. III. e.
Greensboro / o 0 o 2 o D 0--4 I 1
Danviile 100 0 2 OF o--S 2
Observation-Disclosures and Beusse;
Lloyd Walsh. Bussey and Kunkle.
Umpire--Mr. Loos.
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Ffrss Victim of Baseball.

NEW YORK, April .12.--Basebs
claimed its first victim of the 1a1n
season around this section in the
death of fifteen-year-oid Rudolph
Ruhfins. who was struck on the head
with a pitched ball yesterday
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summary: Two-Dase nits--AtPeE-
man. Three base hits--Titman, Gan
eel Sacrifice htt-Baker. Stolen
hases--Landgraf, Andersen. Tttman,
lfoliey Double play--Baker To Big
bic. Hits--off Peterson. . in In
nings: off Savidge. In ) innings
Base on balls---ofr Peterson, /: off
waymack, /: off Savidge, 3: of
Raglan, 2. Earned runs--Roehester.
s. Struck out--by Peterson, ] lAn-
dersonl Passed bali--frvine. Wild
pitch---Waymack. Time of game, 1850.
Umpire. Harry Mace. Attendance
1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-12
JOHNNY Killing HAS
NOT YET PAID FINE

CINCINNATI, o., April 12.-secre-
tary John Bruce, of the National
Baseball Commission. has not receiv-
ed the $500 fine recently imposed on
Johnny Killing. the Chicago catcher,
by the National Commission KING
will not be allowed to play until the
money is in the hands of the commits
sion.
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A. & NJ. Wins Again.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.
RALEIGH. n. c.. April I'm a
very pretty game here yesterday af-
tarnoon A. Il M walked away with
Davidson College with n final score
of to l. Stafford. for the local
team. only allowed one hit and this
was inside the diamond. The Farmers
have taken 8 long lead In the con-
test for the State championship, hay
ing been defeated bit once this year,
and that at the hands OF Amherst.
which has one of the strongest teams
that comes down this way.
Score: r. II. E.
A. a N. .o1ooia Of 4
Davidson 100 0 0 0 0 OIL S
Batteries: Stafford and Seifert:
Bailey and Mattison. Umpire, Sher-
wood Upchurch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-12
Front Royal Wants Game.

FRONT ROYAL. NA.s April L.
Front Royal College baseball team
would like to arrange games with am
ateur teams Games To be played be-
tween May and 20. Address r. c.
Fritts, manager, Front Royal, Va.
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Monday S Races
Jacksonville Results.

First race. selling, maiden 3-year-
olds and upward, furlongs-lsh
Koodah. first: Amyl, second Marie
Hyde. third. Time, l:ol 10. Uni
verse Livingstone, Herdsman, rom
O'Donneu, Bell Rock. Martin May ana
Sister Effie also ran.
Second race, maiden 2-year-o old
colts and geidings. 4 furlongs-De-
ceiyable, first; Del Friar. second; IL.
r. Brandie, third. Time. o:4s SO.
Reonvator. Roseburg ii. Oakley. ID.
II. Carpenter, SewaDee. Useppa. VITO
NJ and Garwood also ran.
Third race. owners consolation
purse. 3-year-olds and upward. fur
longs-Ned Carmack. first: NJ. j,
whelan, second: Pedigree, third.
Time, liza 2-5. Oquietos, DR.. Frank,
Away, Fay o.. Keep Trying and Wool
spun also ran.
Fourth race. selling. 3-year-olds
and upwards, 8 IL furlongs-Flying
Footsteps first: Strike Out. second:
Joe Galtens. third. Time, 1907. Ar
ran.
Fifth race, selling. s-year-olds, 6
furlongs--Autumn Rose. first; Star
board, second Elizabethan. third.
Time, I:1ss-5. Miss Sly. Amanda
Lee. Morpeth and Tempter also ran.
Sixth race. selling. 4-year-olds and
upward, 6 furiongs-Seymour Beut-
Ter. frst; Jane Swift. second; Camel,
third. Time, 1913 Us. Bonnie Bard.
Cooney K, Home Run. Dolly Bultman
and EIore also ran.
Seventh race. selling. 4-year-olds
and upward. Lis miles--Hooray.
first: Great Jubilee. second; Edwin
L., third. Time. l:49 2-6. Pinte, Ill
fall and Descomnets also ran.
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Giants. 10; Jersey City, 8.

NEW YORK. April i2.--The New
York Nationals took a poorly played
game from Jersey City Monday by the
score OF 10 to s. The contest, how
ever. was marked by heavy hitting.
But for poor work In the bases the
Eastern Leaguers probably would have
defeated their major league opponents.
The score:
R.H. f.
Jersey City ....0oo0500s o. IS s
New York ....o5o04ol so IL I
Batteries - Walker. Milligan and
Fisher: Raymond. Weimer. Meyers and
Snodgrass.
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stannton MILITARY Academ,

Staunton Military Academy Wins.
STAUNTON, VA, April Ia
Stanton Military Academy, OF this
city, defeated Augusta Military
Academy, of Fort Defiance, old rivals,
here Monday. in a brilliant game,
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Roanoke loses to y. and 4,

LEXINGTON. VA. April 12.--In a
game replete with errors on the part
OF the visitors. Washington and Lee
defeated Roanoke College - Mon
day The Salem batsmen gave Jal
Efird no trouble. and the four hits
they got on his delivery were scat
tered. The varsity infield pulled off
three fast double plays and gave Efrd
perfect support.
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ton attending to some legal business,
Is expected back Wednesday morning,
and will probably be in the game
against the actors.
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After the game Tuesday the Roches-
ter team will go to Camden, n. j.,
where they have game. Their sea-
son opens on April 81 and they have a
game every day until the opening.
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Holly. the shortstop of the visi-
tors. was the batting star of the team.
He hit the ball every time up. seour-
ing four singles and reaching first an
other time on fielder's choice. Gan
eel secured single and a triple. while
Alpermann. the third baseman. rap
ped out two singles and o double.
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Yankees Win Game.

LANCASTER. PA, April l2.-Cost-
ly errors and inability to hit Clunn
lost Mondays game for Lancaster to
the New York American second team.
Score: r. II. r,
Lancaster 30 o 0 0 D D Ii 3 Z
New York "a 0 0 3 o 0 8 o---s 2 /
Notwithstanding Miller. Ryer-
son and MoCarty: Clunn and Mitchell.