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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
TURK DEFEATS
HIS OPPONENT.
Carrie Achmed Secures Best Two
in Three Falls in Match With
Frye King.
4-------------------
THREE FIERCE BOUTS
Wrestlers Rough il from Begin
ming and King Forced to
Quit in Last Bout.

In one OF the iiercest wrestling
matches ever seen IN Richmond,
Care Achmed, the powerful Turk
won from Frye King. the Wssaing"
ton wrestler, In the City AUDITORIUM
Monday night. The match aas tne
result Of a challenge issued by h1ng
during the last match here betNeen
zoe Turner and Aennled. The turk
won the second sind third Tabs, the
flras going to king.
The men started eif with rush,
and ii was evident from the begin
utTg ruHT-fv WIS u ats UNUSUALLY
rnugh King d--A-llllt 1-A4GGAl-l
more pounds the advantage OF MS
opponent. and Aesnaed seemed an
able 10 hold the biz wrestler III any
of the holds that usually bring q faii
After wrestling fifteen minutes and
twenty seconds King pinned the
Turks shoulders to tne mat with q
body scissors and a head hold. Iiis
weight was 50 great that Acfn7ed
did not seeIn able 70 move white IN
fis powerful clutch.
TfiE TUX JaHIg Tuck arFUHg I9r
the second bout. fIe stated 10 his
dressing room that he felt confident
OF taking the next two rails Ias
second bout WAS much like the iiFst.
though, il anything, 1t was rougner.
The men roughea each ot1@r ali oSef
the mat. and King Was seNerial tim As
warned by the referee 20 release holds
that are prohibited by the rules. The
Turk finally got his opponent IN
powerful hold. from which he was
unable 10 free himself and put MS
shoulders to the mat after twenty
six minutes and forty seconds of fu-
~, a. hn n
on further ne+=-r-And arm -sets.-
scrs.
In the third bout the Turk threw
King in fourteen minutes and thirty
seronds. lie assumed the aggressive
from the beginning, ard had kina
in danger al the fiypa- The Wash
| .ngton man WAS finally forced TO give
4up when the Turk got him In leg
/ nelson and head and toe hold. from
which he was unable to free himself
| He was In q dangerous position, and
/ his second recognizing this asked him
/ Ii he gave up, TO which he answered
in the affirmative. 1t was stated thai
/ had the Turk continued his pressure
| he might have broken the leg OF tins
/ other wrestler.
| THE Isge.ik.siparies.
| Several interesting prelirninarie'
/ preceded the main match. The mos
interesting of these was between Koe
| Mig and Wiidbore. The first bon
went TO Koenig In two minutes witt
half nelson. Wildhore took the
second In forty-five seconds with q
head hold. and the third went tc
Koentg in four and one-haf min
utes with a fun nelson.
Herbert forfeited match 70 Davis
after losing the first fall In nine min
utes ard forty secetlts ON smother
hold The wrestler was sick and not
! able to continue the match.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
CORN CLUB FORMED
BY R0ckBR|DGE BOYS.
Will Follow Instruction as to
Planting and Cultivation and
Contest for Prizes.

Especial to The Richmond yrginian,)
LEXINGTON. VA. April 49, Super
intendent OF Schools EfInger, OF Rock
bridge, has cA.anized Boys Corn
Club with fen bright ychng lads OF
Rockbridge. Special seed cefn has
been distributed among the boys and
they will follow instructions as TO
planting. cultivation, etc. Several
prizes have been offered, and others
will be put up by business men az
Lexington. Mr.. Efnnger hopes to have
the boys ecel their fathers In corn,
culture this year,
Mr.. Walter Il. Quisenherry. Of Lex
inxton. president az the Lexington Re-
publican Club, visited Buena vista
and assisted. In organizing 4 RspsabA--
can club In that city. BCth organiza-
lions are composed OF young men NEST
Nv, and special efforts are being made
to have all Republican voters to pay
their poll taxes In order TO vote az the
coming fall election.
Mr.. e. X Edmunds. president OF
Canton Ehrisfian College, Of China,
rave 4 very interesting and instructive
lecture ii the r. r.. Lee Memorial
chapel nt Warrington and Lee Bntxef-
NJ. f7In Ruhtafx Ma &c Christian EEu@
~ r. + China, 4 md tiIustration4 fptl1
i AZ Azlad tntsree
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here three weeks ago. That match
was about the hardest fought ever
-1rrH m fttJnHTDHus ana IT r. txpSctSd
that the next one win be even mora
SO. The WrektIera have signed artf-
cles to meet In the city audftortum
ON the night of April 80. Il
Since his match with Turner some
time ago the Turk has Succeeded IN
curing his sore toe. and in his match.
WIN Eins on Monday night the menu
ber did not bother him at all, and
he seemed able 70 stand all the pres
sgsre the either wrestler could put upon
IL.
At-fsrr1ed Says that ne has been
yracticing hard for his coming match
with Turg :, ana that he viii Give
sne champion hard fight to retAtn
his title T. says the match viii
probably last about three hours
AZ hnaed has made d study Of the 90
hold since he was thrown by Turn
or, ana n his match with King ~
demonstrated that he has masfered
the held,
1t Is probable that the coming
match will attract larger crowd nj
fans than has yet witnessed one ~
the matches. ;a5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

For the 6rst time this year and for
the flrst time In the history OF the
New York club Lou Crtger made
hio appearance behind the bat yes
4sEday fer the HigAAandors tn an
American League game.
Il looked good TO zee him In ae-
ton for New York. 80 far ~ APP
pearnnces 80. he - In fair physical
condition. He has never been over
etrong. but he n . combination Of
pluck ana energy and he has kept
In the game simply because he re-
fused 20 remain out Of active play.
The two principal factors which
have made Crtger one Of the best of
tho American League catchers are
ability 70 handle pitchers well and
accurate throwing. The warmer the
weather becomes the better he VIII
be able TO throw. but whether II 10
cold Or warm. he u always In prime
condition to coach pitchers.
He handled Quinn admirably yes
terdAy. He did not ffnish the game
becapse LApcrte was sent to bat for
him. White he was behind tho bat
Quinn was steadier than he was In
1903. He still has q tendency, to
make his own work too hard by
pitching too many balls. but Criger
made him save himself better than
he did last season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
JEFF NOT AFRAID
! TO MEET JOHNSON
Big Boilermaker Says Black Fight
er is not Such q Formidable
Opponent.

ROWARDEN. Gals, April Ia
Here n Z secret, James ,. Jelfries does
not look upon Jack johnson ~ any
more formidable than any other fight
er he has Kicked. He let this slip
to-day when he minated that JacA
has streak inside OF him much the
color Of his golden smile. only duller.
Tn gctting into nne condition. \
can smash that bag. time after time,
without fatigue" Jeffries continued.
Sam Langford u q game little
scFapper: l think he u better than
the other fellow"
Ian always refers to Johnson as
ssthA ether fellow !.
Domething u expected to drop in this
camp to-day. Billy PApke arrived and
VIII - jnto training with Jeffries.
PApke Is matched 10 inset Joe
Thomas on May II. He WILL do al
of his training here, and Jef expects
70 ret m the exercise he wants with
Biliy until time for the PApke-Thom
- fight.
Nsither Jeffries nor Berger would
comment on Johnson'n declaration OF
Independence when he demanded that
JApk NSlsh. = native ON. be named
~ rofNeH4s on the Fourth ~ Inly. Jef-
tries n6ld Ne had referred tho matter
rs Berger, and Sam ''pas1ed the buck
by saying the matter could not BE- set
tied until May 4. On that date the
errapporx with their FhanaGera AM
the promotsrs OF the biz nghf VII
meet ia discuss the refsreo que1lon.
Although Jeffrfes IL not training CON
Etinnouaiy, he Is not taking thak work
a. seriously as he aid ~ when he
VA gettinx into Condition 70 meet
CORDED. Fttssimmons And tina other
biz fellows.
The big fellow has ahawn great
elatiOn and tackled this work with
greater onthusiasm Gincq receiyins
word from Oakland TIT hin wife Il
Se<spxeriue rapidly fr0x Nor uperH-
ton. ana Will be cut oe the hospital
IN two weeks.
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TUESDAY, MAY sRD
As CLEANING DAY IN CITY.

Mayor Richardson has agreed to
name Tuesday. May Srd. as cleaning
day" and will have the cooperation
Of City Engineer Boiling. who has
promised to lend for the day the entire
grading force Of the STRENGTHENING
Department.
In : proclamation shortly to be is
sued by the mayor every citizen will
be asked to give his house and yard
q thorough cleaning, the rubbish be-
ing piled In the alleys SO that the
street force can cart 1t away.
The same day WAS observed last
year, with 30 much benefit and 80 many
good results that the mayor decided
to make Cleaning Day one of Rich
mond's annual festivals, and proposes
this year to provide even better as
sfstance TO the house- holders who wish
10 clean up their premises
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
BLAZES DISCOVERED
In NECK OF TIME

tSpecfal to rsf1e Richmond virgfnian~l
RALEIGH, n. c., April i9.---WhAt
at one time threatened to be Chs
astrous fire occurred here early Mon
DAY morning In the basement Of the
woodland building The fire was dir
covered by a policeman. who ohAnced
to be passing, and he immediately
gave the alarm. The fire compant4ME
responded promptly. and soon hA6
sex aral lines OF hose In the building
The building is located in the heart
of the business district. and had ~
gone many minutes longer before diAs
covery would have been hard to ppe
out. All the furniture in the barheK
shop, which was on the ground no1r
was damaged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
RIVERS ARE FLOODED
IN NORTH CAROI.INA

Especial to THE Richmond yirginiA1av
RALEIGH April I9.---Au rivers
In this section are heavily fiooded ~
result or the excessive RAINFALL st
urday and Sunday. From 70 I ~
inches fell all over the State and mo9&
Of the rivers are expected to rAAcA:
the food stage to-day. Yesterday
several trains were held up for hours
and II was midday before the More
folk and southern could get 1 tratn;
out Of town. The Roanoke at Weldon
WAS 5 feet high last night and FiBtno
fast. The Upper Cape Fear Ii re@
ported as being very high and rf1xsS
nc Will BIO seriously hampered II the
water does not subside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
"OLD PLAYER. TALKS.
Richmond. Va, April ~. 1910.
Sporting Editor.
The Richmond yirginian,

Dear Sir:
VIII you allow an old base
ball player to ask a question In the
form Of O little criticism of our
League Club? 1t IL this;
Why don't our batters hunt when
. player Is On first with no one out?
In the game Saturday with AL
t0onA the score was to D. In the
4th inning Irvine got HIS base on
balls, Tttman attempted to make a
base hit and struck out. And
again In the Sth inning Gilltgan
got to frst with no one out and
the NEXT man up again attempted
to make q base hit and failed
In my opinion this same failure
to. hunt was one OF the greatest
faults Of the team last year. and
call attention to 1t with the hope
that the team this year will look
out for every little chance for q
run instead OF trying to increase
their batting averages.
/ saw every game played last
year and have the good OF our
team at heart and write this with
the honest purpose Of helping
them to win out this year.
Respectfully
s.OID PLAYER
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
BIG CROWD To- SEE
D. A. 4 MARATHON
Quarter of a Million People Elk
pected to Match Big Track
Battle.

BOSTON, MASS, April l9.-~-Two
hundred and fifty sthousand persons
are expected to witness the fourteenth
b. A. A. Marathon, In which lss con-
testants will start from Ashland.
Mass, at noon to-day to battle for
the mastery over hilly. winding ROADS
from Ashland to this city. Heayg
roads are expected to prevent any
possibility OF breaking the recor3
which Tom Longboat. of Canada,
made In 1907. The Indian covered
the course In two hours. fwenty-four
minutes, twenty-fonr seconds.
Mike Ryan. OF the Irish American
A. c., OF New York; Henry p. Jensen,
OF the Pastime Club. OF New YorA
are figured by the followers OF the
sport AZ most likely to win.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
a'|0t IS SHAPE
F|g|a TIL )|PHI|Ie
- - sick md Injyrsd Lit .re
!: Now All ii Good Con
dition.
MORE WEDDING OUT
Two Pitchers and 0ne Catcher
viii Be SAINT Away This
Week.
n

I According 70 Manager LANlor. the
z proopeote for the Colts look conetd-
zerably bsightsr wanaSpr LAwlor
ssAyD that III the Msn who hase heen
ION the slek HIT afu mucA imprOveA.
land that they will nDw oo0mence 20
no good and ~ y the beet pOGp1ble
1ehape tor the openln9 - the eeaeon.
sR1vslles wallace, BROWN and several
sothers who have not been N me best
sOf shape have now fully Secoversd
.and win be- seen IN their positions
each day until ths spsning of the
reason.
"a. The Colts had 4 snort psacSics 1ron.
day. but the Eroqnzs xsEa a0mAXhaS
vt and thsy could not Do much
work. Manager LeWior had tAe1n out
agatn Tuesday seternoen for : tood
WORKOUT On Acoounk q Wot oroUnds
sAsy aid not 70 sst rsasaay usaraiAs.
Manager IAwses rid Tuesday
suaesning that he has not yet dorseod
On h1s lineup for tha openang gASne.
- sayn II will depend upon Tie wsa-
sasF ana how hi lt9egsat tssixiers
and cAAchA1n AEo 4an11nn H Win
make 8 dsAaits Aec4sGen about this
on Wednesday.
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Tsanasy, Z; Wakc FoEese. {.

DURHAM. N. G.. April ~ Trim
ity College took the second game from
wake Forest Monday Aftsrnoon by
the sccre ~ = 70 {. Claude West
took the place Of malmed pitchee
ana held tho Baptistn 10 nve hits ana
striking out seven. Trinity nevar was
In danger. but played loosely twtcs.
Score: n. IL a.
Trinity q 20 d $3.50 1
Wake Forsst.o o00oo13 0-~<
HattGfies Claude West ana Flow
orr; pttloy and Rtddick. Time OF
game 40. Umpire Farmer Moore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19

Other HaAebau Sccres4
Al Observation-Disclosures tvir-
ginfa Loaguel Montreal eastern
Leaguel. prevented by rain.
AT Winston-Salen, N. C.-Roano1e
Virginia ISeague1. q: Wtnston-Galem
(Carclina AnDociatton3, 8.
At Greensboro. N. C.--3rsensboro
(Carolina Association,. .: D&nvtlfe
(virgtnia League. o: 10 INNINGS:
A Macon. 0a.-k1sesr University.
8: University Of Georgia, !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
TURNER VS.. TURK
HERE APRIL 80

The next big wrestling match to be
held here win be between Care Acff-
med the Turk and Joe Turner. who
defeated the Turk In a hard match
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h. { N. WINS
on QUEER PLAY
Fielders Collide and in the Con-
fusion Four Runners Cross
the Pan.

fssr..sa, "a The r,chu,ora yirrsntan,
- r,cu ~ 49,, "a 90
- $3.50
N. defeated the University Of Ken
lucky hare yesterday by the score OF s
- ! rh.r. are ceor,a ,rho he,seve
Thai the element of luck enters into
nofhinw. hut a. ana M. won an : fiuks
veaferdav from 4 much stronger
se.m
rAr.uc,wv n1.c.a three man across
shs mae n the nr.t Inninr and ri~hf
snsrs ~. acnrinr go sed until fhe
ss-hsh whsn ana M Nth two
ynsn dc~u- fl,led the bases bv 4 baso
- - - sv,A tvc men No &, TIA Ker.
tre,rv ritcnsr. HartseIl came 10 bat
and iiftsd 8 los,r AZ "a iafs tense
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
ACADEMY VS.. JOHN MARSHALL.

Second Game for Champfonship Cup
Academy W. John Marshall High
School Tuesday at ball park at 4:20.
This IL the second game for the
championship cup OF preparatory
schools Of Richmond. Standing of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
MAJOR LEAGUE SCORES
Mondays Games.
ST. Louis, Q; Detroit. 3.
All other games postponed, rain


Tuesdays Schedule.
st. Louis at Detroit
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Boston
New York at Philadelphia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
sourH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columbus Savannah. s; CO.
lumbua. Z.
Al Observation-Disclosures. s: Jack
sonvilie. ..
II Coiumbia--aacon. 8: columbia.
1 fcAlied end Of NTH. rAtn3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
MINOR LEAGUE SCORES

sibie In being done 10 conserve his
general strength.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Minneapolis. Minn.--Aiiwaukee,
sr.. Oh, le.: Minneapolis, 7r., sh.. 20.
Stewart, Schardt. Short and Ludwig;
Pauison and Smith. Owens.
At Toledo, O.--Louisville. ar., III.
te.; Toledo. 6r.. Oh. lie. Schwenk.
Richter and Peitx: Yinsling and Land.
At Columbus. O.--Indianapoiis. IT.
sh.. <e.: Columbus. 6r.. 12h., Sc.
Thielman. Orth and Hawiey; Good
win, Liebhart and Abroga.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-19
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Nashvflle--AtIant Nashville.
rain.
At Mobiie-Birmingham, s; Mo-
bile. ..
Montgomery, I.
Al Chattanooga--Memphis. .;
Chattanooga. 9.
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Standing Of the Teams.

Tuesdays Schedule.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis.
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BEN gtncinnatisr arbettssaus s..

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bratt.
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6eaem nnaeblihe lltbertrtt;r Der
VaapprId)riiten.

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Sies unb Sas.

3petuno3pan3ig 3uIaneiber
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Tailoring SO. itebenoe Srtmmers lea.
ten geitern Die 2trbsit nieber. Sic Der.
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