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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE. cheap. a small cook stove,
ice box, kitchen table, iron bed. etc.
Call PA Eighth street
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-02
BUTTE BALLAKLAVA-

Directors of Butte Ballaklava met this week and
expected announced the first quarterly dividend OF
fifty per share payable Aug l. It is claimed that
the company will show earnings the month Of June
Of $4,000 at the rate Of slightly better than 81
share the 10000 shares OF stock outstanding.
The company has fair surplus in It's treasury. The
payment of a dvidnd this time with metal conditions
quite precarious caused criticism of the directors
actions they undoubtedly for the best inter-
Of all shareholders Ballaklava Is shipping
about 200 tons Of daily the Pittsmont smelter
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-02
FOR RENT.

TO RENT-Ground floor fiat in the
Hermann block, 9Th street. Inquire
Hermanns jewelry store.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-02
CALUMET & HEcLA-

In order to place new guides In the slipways at
the Red Jacket shaft OF the Calumet Heca 1t will be
necessary To practically production this shaft
for period covering from to two months The
work viii probably be started around August l. 1t IS
intended 10 the west sps for timber purposes
1t Is possible that some rock may be hosted also.
Considerable comment has been aroused by the
Of the plans above outlined. II that Cau-
met Hecla intended to adopt policy extensive
tailment Such however is not the Underground
well the rock Jacket shaft require
attention and the present Is regarded opportune
time to have this work done.
1t Is quite generally known that the in this
trict particularly those In which the Calumet
are Interested are gradually reducing shipments.
The Mineral Range railroad. which handles OF this
rock. has already laid Off crew, may
essary to lay off another II the mines
rock shipments. The Calumet & Hecla is now working
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-02
LAKE

The raise from the third up the second level the
Lakes has been completed and in rich
the entire distance This raise put through in
der to facilitate the handling of rock Shipments from
the Lake to the Franklin stampmll have been dlscon-
tnued expected when the controlling
ests took hold of the property. Rock shipments viii
go forth In the future to the Trimountain mill.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-02

EOR SALE-Lot 3, block 3 Woiverln'
ST., Florida. Apply at Mrs. Chap
mans boarding house. 1913 Kearsars'
st. south
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-02

FOR SALE-IIouse and barn, 701 cor.
Waterworks and Pine SITS. Apply ..
& II. mine office or 21S 9Th ST.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-9- room house, modern
conveniences, steam heat, good foun.
dation and plumbing. Apply $50 Cam
bra St, Calumet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-02

FOR SALE-House 1872 Boundary St,
Calumet & Hecla location Apply
John Mccarthy on premises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
VIRG GINA SCEIED UJLE
I8SHOR TER u I'll AIN USUAL.
Several Smaller Games Cut Out Season Opens
Next Saturday 18th w God berry Bad
Weather Prevents Practice #

the ono OF last year. The faculty
deemed 1t advisable to cut down the
schedule, and TO leave out most OF
tho smaller games In favor OF tile big
ones. Woodborry Forest Is the only
preparatory school scheduled, and st.
Johns the only minor college team
Tho cutting out of the smaller teams
has given the nine a chance to play o.
series OF gaines here with the New
York Nationals, tho runners-rp OF the
National League championship. Among
the other teams to be seen on Lam
beth Field are Princeton, Holy Gross,
PENNSYLVANIA ltwo ganles) Amherst
1.-TWO games) Lafayette (two gnmes),
University OF North Carolina and Da-
wilson. The revised schedule Is as
follows:
March 19-wood berry Forest.
March 24--st. Johns tof Annapolls).
March 26.-Princeton.
March 2s.--Holy Cross.
March university OF Pcnnsyl-
vania.
March so-univers,ty Of Pennsyl-
Isvania.
March s1--Amherst.
April A. Lafayette.
April 5--Lafnyctte.
April 81 University OF North Caro-
lima, at Greensboro, N. G.
NJ April I Georgetown.
Sg April tD--Harvard.
u April Harvard.
y, ApriliSss 81 niversi ty Of North Caro-
lima.
April 2s-Davldson. 81 .s 81.
May Gee orgctown,2 at Washington.
May s-Pennsylvanin. at adoi..
pllin. n. fs = ~ =
& May A. Harvard, at cansbridg e. IN
May holy Cross, a I yvorccst er. @
May 6--Yale. at New Haven.
May Army. at West Point.
! Games will also be played with tho
Toronto team. OF TIE Eastern League.
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fspecialI e rho I,tincs- Dispatch.l

Especial to Tho
ChnrIOttesyilir. W " u, Mach a.
The rcvcrsion the latter part OF this
week OF spring to winter has made
baseball praetice altogether out OF the
question, aud while q rise In temper
atire and the clearing OF tho skies rs
4 beng awaited, CUncnes Reid and Rig =
licr are feeling glad that the iine
weather or the first three days en-
abled them TO get line on tile ma
terial to be seenin the hrst game with
{ Woodberry Forest a week from to-
day. snow prevented the usual prac-
4 tice on Thursday and Friday, and this
afternoon the grounds werc too wet
to accomplish much. Because OF the
enforced delay, the men Will be
worked hard as soon as the weather
permits.
The woodberry Forest nine has
been hard Mt II to make their usual
good showing against Virginia. and
I students who have been paying visits
to the preparatory school, say a fast
bunch of men will be sent to the
University next Saturday. After the
Woodberrys game. there will DO three
sdayn of practice before st. Johns is
tackled tho following Thursday, and
the Harvard squad will arrive the
same Saturday, to begin training. The
Crimson players Will be uuartered ut
Mrs. Fox.s on University Avenue.
Pending further developments. a
tentative varsity team is composed OF
the following men: Catcf1ors. Rohan,
Beardall and Werlein: pitchers. Wit
mer. w. w. Douglas. II. =. Jones, D.
"a Grant. j. b strattcn and Culber-
son; first base, Carter: second base.
Todd: third base, Capt Piekford;
shortstop. Blakeney; outnolders.I
Hume. Fitchett. Nefr and ISearns.
B Schedule Shorter Than Last Year.
The Virginia schedule this season
will be some ten games shorter than!
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that his suit was not 5unfavorably rec
Eceived he pursued II with the gallan.s
try OF his race and nature, with the
result that he won the lady'S hand.
but not until, in d duel with swords,
he had clipped an car from his antas.s
ontst. NJ.
Other incidents In the life OF Mr..
Neville wore OF similar exciting
Kind. nota njy his Intervention boz
stweenathe wcll-known Beard brothers..
Messrs Frank and Robinson, and Mr..
Elliot G. Cowdin at the Metropolitan.
club. washington. In which q fatal
Termination was narrowly averted.j
Another was his rebuke to Mr.. 8. S.:
Rowland. then a well-known racing
official, at the horse show In Madison
Square Garden. Being called as a wit
ness IN celebrated divorce suit IN
Washington. as the result OF gal
s1antry on behalf OF a lady who had
ATTENDED None OFT he late p. #. Col
Hers famous hunt dinners, he also
attained prominence iI!s testimony on
the witness stand when in court In the
Rowland and tho divorce episodes was
of the most picturesque style and has
been oft repeated with much 3ovial
enjoyment Mt many club assemblies.
when Jerome Park was racing
centre Mr.. Neville did much In slim
ulating interest In turf affairs by en-,
scouraging match races. one OF which
was between q pony. Tho Wasp. owned
by himself. and a pony owned by Mr..
Fred Bebhard. The Wasp was tho
winner Among the horses OF his.
string which were we'll known were
White Carriers. Diversion, Hercu1old.
The Lad, The Miner. Mr.. McCann. Sir
Wooster and Ticket OF Leave. He was
khn 0Afp IA q nd
Chevy Chase clubs. OF Washington,
and the Maryland Club. OF Baltimore
Although thoroughly American In sem
timent and spirit, Mr.. Neville always
retained slight irish accent.From
the Ridor and Driver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
RICHMOND Wins
AGAINST NORFOLK [. 4
Local Team Gives Visitors
Grand SLAM in Rolling at
Tenpins.


Richmond BOWERS. who will repre-
sent this city In the national tonrna-
snent at Baltimore IN April. last night
defeated picked team composed Hot
experts from, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
k21en the final score was taken the
local rollers were 1oe pins ahead. Tho
teams bowled five games and each was
closely contested.
This series is the second between
tho two teams, Norfolk won the first.
at Norfolk. by ninsty-four pins. The
scores made last night equailed any
that have ever been mad on the New
port Alleys. and as the players are
all fighting to land a prize In the ma
ttonal tournament. II makes little dif-4
ference which won in the preliminary
meet @
The local team led In nearly all
games Of the series. but In thessecond
sstandoff the visitors Won by two
points. and there were a few minutes
In which the odds turned TO the yis!-S
stors. No matter what happens. and 1
despite scores last night, the teams In
Virginia viii go to Baltimore in Is
body. The following players deserve
special recognition for their work last
night: Quinn. Chapman. Walden.
sRowsey. Jackson. Herbert and Whit
man. Tho final score " as Richmond.
S956: Norfolk. Bee. ,s sg
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW
RECORD AT PINEHURST
Wins President S Cup in Two Exceptional Rounds
offs and 72---Results Of Other Contests
for Cups in Tournament.

Country Club schedule Is the annual
club championship. booked for Wed
lnesday, Thursday, Friday and satur-
day Of the week to come, and lnme-
diately preceding the annual United
North and South amateur Champions
ship for women. which begins March
20.
II "a summary Of to.day.s match play
final round follows: III f.
Presidents cup. or first division, final
w. r. Tuckerman. Chevy Chase, beat
e. r.. Dennen. Detroit Country, eight
and seven. = II, h
Consolation. finale. a. DnnninE,
Nassau Country, beat F. a. Moore. APP
awamis, Six and four.
Governors cup. or second division.
flnal--L D.. Pierce, Woodland. beat
Paul E. Gardner. Midlothian. four and
three. rs
"a Consolation, final---W. -. Wells Steu-
benville. Pa, beat w. II. Lewis, Kenil-
worth Country. Pa, three and two.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
WILL PLAY THREE
GAMES I.NV|RG|N|A.
We'll Known Athletes Are Coach
ing Davidson Baseball
Team.
Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch.1


Davidson. N. c.. March 12.oavid-
son's two athletic fields present lively
scenes every afternoon in the race
OF the sixty or more candidates for
hall teams that will represent the
Red and Black for the season OF $40.
Manager Sharpe was most fortunate
An securing as head coach, Hyderf
Barre. who only Il few years ago
starred ns first pitcher of Davidson,s
team. He is now the property of Cons
ME Mack. OF the Philadelphia Amer
leans, but has been farned out to Att
lanta In the Southern Association. and
is slated to play first base for that
team during the coming season.
Guy Guerrant, known as the best
third baselnan ever let loose by David
son, is llrst assistant coach. These INC
SS are expected to develop one of the
Davidsons history.
The most probable varsity line-uI
has been picked as follows: Catchers
Jprdan8 and Mcclure; Pitchers, Captain
Norman; Second Base. McClintock
Third Base. enkins: Shortstop. Booze
IS In the outfeld: Left, Klutz; * Centre
Graham, and Right. Pharr.
Some We'll known names appear IL
this list. This is Clarke's second year
as captain, and Kluttz was a star On
last yeaEs team. but Booze Is probably
the best known, as Well as the best
all-round man on the team He
has signed up with Portsmouth. in the
Virginia State League, to report at
The close OF the college season.
The 1910 schedule, while not very
satisfactory one. Is not particularly
hard. Probably the hardest trip is the
invasion of Virginia, when games with
tho University, ". 81. l., and v. p. l..
are scheduled for three successive
days.
Taken all-round the prospects for a
winning team and q Successful season
are bright, and5:.'ths" student body,
alumni and all friends of Davidson
orc enthusiasuc over the outlook
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Tspecial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.
Plnenurst. NJ Ahrch ~. :. ~ $.
Iuckernlan, OF the CneVy cAase WI TO-
Cup. washington, -. was we W.
InerA OF the Preslaents, OF i1rst u , .sion a
trophy IN o-day,s thlrly- sl17Aole Ina
Iound 81 me s,s.n So
tournament defeating =. y penn en-, 9
the Detroit Country Club. eight up anu
seven to play, with Two exceptalonaIl
ROUNDS OF % ana ~, Z ~
ord Tor the season., and t Inc Two pest 's
consecutive amateur ROUNDS ever 1naue
on the new eighteen mole golf curse.
The cards tlss 4. Morning u
Out--o 90 9 8 z s. 9 9 2 sd 80
no i 9 9 5so Z : {. 20
Afternoon:
Out--5 o . u 40 = s. = 4- 80
hi Z AZ . q St4 l. 8.
lunch con Mr.. ck ertnan vas i've
up, and on the afternoon round MI.
Dennen rallied. shalYlns IN all IN L ,',o
holes, but no was no atch for his
opponent. who turned home eight Up,
the match ending on the Gle yenth
green.
b G. A. Cunning, OF the Nassau GO IN
try Club. won tho flrst dlvlsl on con-
ISOLATION from Moore. OF
fApawamis, six up and four TO play. the
score being even at luncheon.
III L. D. Pierce. Of the Woodland Coli
Club. won tho Governors Cup from
Paul Egardno, OF Midlothian four y p
and three to play: w. p. Wells. OF
sSteubenville. won the consolation.
IA Robert Hunter, OF wecburn, won the
5secretary,s CUP from C.. 81. Jamison,
of the Greensburg Country Club. stx
IN and four to play. J. D. Bowman, Of
the rochester Country; Club, won the
consolation.
r. Note. OF the Riycrton Country
Club won the Treasurer's Cup from
4 ". smith. Of the Parkin Club, Buff
fa1o. one up. H. IA. Cook. OF the
Sa1bemarIe club. Massachusetty. got the
consolation. u g;S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
DEEP RUN SHOOT
ON NEW GROUNDS

The officers of tho Deep Run Shoot.
Ing Club are preparing for the most
successful year in the history Of trap
shootins in Richmond. The club will
se1ect new grounds for the coming sea-
sons shoot, within the next two8weeks.
several sitcs arc under consideration.
Special contests are during
the sumner. when mon OF national
reputation IN shooting circles wi II par
ttclpate. The new grounds Will n be
equipped with new traps. which have
ALREADY been ordered 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
I D n, i I, OF Il robert Ncytllc, !

The announcements8ot5 Mr.. Robert
iNeyille's d eatll last W * was a shoe k
to his host OF friends. He died Sgots
typhoid II fever Al HIS country place
He was a, breed der OF thoroug Inbred
race horses, pri noipally steep chase RS
and was wild ely KIN own on he turf. at
one time { having Q ss ia BILE #ra Gin g IN
his own col ors,
Born in Xxi lkenny county. Ireland.
sS5 year ago, Sg young Nevtl lie when q
youth asnlred to commission In q the
british Army. His uncle, WI tn VI m
he lived, opposed this cho!ca 81 !, 2
profession, 8s and runrsine away ~ h 1'.N
achieved his desire y by enltst PC. AZ.
and 81 be6a1a & s4ss a. sss no ted sword sman.5
AAfterward hs yent to- Aust ralia, where
no saw servlc II IN he II g overnment
police. From tn ere. ne came
Ia 8 America and married ID liss Mary.
8Dulany, daus ter OF Col IN Du \
1aney large land owner in I. q o @
county, va, who had Al W on ms 4 t!tt AIS
in the Cont derate Arm avn 81 pe s q,
shot to piece durlng tle
Civil War. u !. II sSI
! and heroic nature Quiet and 9luno OBJ
Itrus.ye In tho ex rene ord llyss 2 g g
was when "a "a used al del gh flu 60 M
Spanlon socially ana q demon of ven.
geance Il he felt that no or any ' q
this friends had been wron ged. " Many ~. q
physical encounterss are rel TED % nls y
career. none Of " hich he had NJ INV s. 5,
.rantably soug Chit, ana his 4 Escapades IN
sport and club lie were ofl the lty .,ss
Y llest charac Ter.
+ Il 81 is relnt ed thu \ Az hen b g first met
5 the heaUttfiil and accompl ish ed lady
I'M no. III forwards he rnlne hts bird II lla
YVES informed that she wa ready
\ engaged to he ma led to 10 Sou tharn
4 gel, tlsma,, who would III fer p rival
10 enter on q, ri seer a AZ hen hs found
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
BIG MATCH RACE CALLED ALI: - OFF.
gOidaeid and De I'uinn Will Not Meet
N NiU.0nn r,nr,

- % N -V1VtVtyV s5VCSU OUN0CNteg,s
vs. t0Ha. Fla. March Il --.rhe great!
3i0,01g match between Barney Old Il cid,
aElc Ralph Dc Palma, with the 600
sNofsGp6HGr Lewis iStrang's N Fiat,
ss&FAdpied for March q o over tho Day
s0tssa 6sasGn face-co,lrse, has been called
Oft ~ Palma this morning smashed
HIS Gsssf, ana /. ~iro from the Fiat Conf
s,asssp III &eW York ordored tho car re-
stfasS sSess at once Old field a has
isse:H stirring great speed with the!
5ssssssz, ara ttaice has Travelled a mile
fssssas5 ssatl tbs worlds record. doing,
sfaS E9ses9t Tho calling sotr, OF the
s:asssaz. s$s farG will not sf affect the
sssssa tsff;i1at. scheduled for March
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
BARTON H|E|:|IG:'.HT'S
TEA|M IS R.EAD.Y.

4 Manager w. s.. white Of the Barton
Heights baceball team. promises to havo
ono OF the fastest amateur clubs In and
around Richmond this season. and before
the opening. April 2. the diamond Will DO
In nrst-class shape. Tho uew nald will be
irenodeiled this sea son. New bleachers Will
DO built, and every Accommodation VIII be
offered patrons. The Bartons Heights team
for several years past has Deen recognized
us a strong AGGREGATION, and that II will
be ready TO enter again into baseball 10 q
good sign OF . successful season in amateur
baseball
Barton Heights will go into tho game
determined TO win the champtonshtps OF the
city. and with many old men back and new
ones ready for practice. II seeuas the nine
will be greatly strengt hened. The following
Is partial list of those who viii be given
"a try-out: Pitt, Baldwin. Rose. Bache,
5Tnilman, Graham, Taylor, w illian1s and
Boone.S Manager white is ready TO consider
and accept challenges.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
National League AGaIrs.

,5l New York, March 12.-Announco-
sment was made by President Lynch, OF
the National League, to-day that the
board of directors had granted the
owners Of the Philadelphia Club an
additional thirty days. in which to file
their reasons for dismissing Manager
William ]. Murray: There has been
another change in the National League
schedule. the Brooklyn and Philadel-
phia teams. by mutual agreement, hav-
ing decided to. play the game sched-
uled for August 1 in Brooklyn on July
~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
,sset,fIsIl WIZ . n chess.
fssstsfsW Players Lose sTWelfth Annua

,ATNVFFNAW pIbyErN8 J.Ose gIWGHtHg7kUH
38SSYY Gable Match. III y s
I; 9ss Ytyss, March IA e, GreAt Britain
Id,itsa carried on the shoncrx ~
leiisssits IN shs tWelt Nh annual matter ~
tsf}s i.Ided & this evening ~
jss:issssiit NJ tho Brooklyn "a Chess CLUB,
tp,f, tiireos ganes wGra IGftu
:atiiyiisSf ewing TO the failure OF tss
cs,,iis,it fs&s In charge to- reac e,
Din q dssS$id ding on the pTocednfS !0s'
}ssHts3 tho tally stood Is III m q ~
lii f5Vot NJ the British. The s'gss,1s..
VIII gain another Ecfr q 1as 4
4 NECK Ira VS. ia Y Hs &
tive points, iyg t ~ tfs 4
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r. n. O. N. Athletics.

\ The boys gymnasium class and con-
tests were conducted yesterday morn
ing. beginning with calisth enlc exer-!i
,cises and apparatus work. IN the team
contests the Celts took the b BASKETBALL
relay from the Romans, but lost the
Ibask OF ball game. % TO 3. Tho Spartans
defeated the Greeks In basketball. a
to 2. and also won the relay. The
team standing to date Is: Romans, first:
Celts: second: spartans. third Greeks.
fourth, s & 4 i
On next Friday night, the iunior
basketball team will play the ir,tcrme-
dlate team, and the boys team will
play the Junior Reserves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

go with q dele cation Of local golfers
to- Wilmington. Del. where the annual
will & BIO held May 26, az and 28. Tho
annual meeting OF tho ass ociatlon was
held IN Washing ton. D. G. Other Off
GERS chosen were: Elmer u. hiitchell.of
iWilmingt on, Dol. president: Morver,-
Thompson. of Washington, D. O.. score
tary. and Yates Penniman. OF Balti-
more. MIDI treasurer, Mr.. Kirk Is 9!
member OF the Hermitage Golf Club. OF
this city. and Is an enthuaiaSttc Eolf for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

kerchevaPs Defeat Feature nj "a ,,..., IA
apa. Fla, March fa-TaA n &c.,.
o!d campaisnsr. Esfc.e val uss trcNl,. vs. ~
W. W. ,' - to-daya eresi!snt card. gtr clssaa
,,n renaraahle reversal 81 snsss
M9h oy ase leughts Esrca4raI was .,rs,s II
e e,,'i !ett a. the post and Ga.ss.s. asssses
on y. one fayortte won. sEsssaasfss 8, s.
.t,Ist @ace--maidsn two WARS otf Isl .strsY
lo.ionss seliiag-iranger TWIST tasE flyas,,SS
20 !. hrst. Bertha o.. IN tEsso,rtarr -.
s ,s92,a Al, Depress. if7 te;IaansrS9 A ~
second race---thres -yearseI6s ana ~. A..
]. mss, seS,ins-yCottog Tai. Oh ft.ni. " !,
20 ! nrst: Michael Beck iii fsSIa nd 4 ~ ~
!. second. Colonel Austin. .oa ttsosrns,I ~ ~
80 -, 7 third Time, ftes u 81 z 3
Ihlrd race-four-yesr-oIds aac n ryp. Az.
Una INA halt ,furlonBE, selling Green Ia No.
~ ~, y aesson to l, nrst. Emtno,a. ,sS
4aburtonli a to i. second: Matte Es,,n,nyS.
teS Sl.angan), 3 10 q. third iine. I Hi s>s
fo1rth srace-7thres- year-oldx and ny NV
iurlongs, selllag-B Billie HIbhs, lis fI.s way
t8lo ~. first; Fundamental {le3 g{Jaekaonr /
| y Q. aecond; ormus, 10 (Koernerl. 4 10 /,
| third. Time. 1 II. & $ AZ ~ N N, -
..,l raes-,thr -year.olds and mp. asyen
turlongs, selling-sir Ccses. liz tI.anranJ.
eYcn frst Isercheval. IFS lJacksonJ B, I ID 10.
second Judge Henderson. iGi lBurtonY N Ii
4 70 ", third, Time. 1875. pa
Il Skin neutrality-suspicious. and up one
mile and seventy yards. sellingr-Eobmosa.
/ ~ 4 Shoen,aker). y 70 l. tirst: puppsgan, M
\ l!taHganf 70 u, second Alauda, III ((jias.
l perl 70 third Time. liza q s. ,s3s N y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
5HftYFsD ATIILETE DYING.
tscsa 1851 fA$,Ain Hogan OF SYnIe Foot.s
We HttY3aA -TshEi. Nearx 1 kn End. l68

ias 10 Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.l
sf3szzsssss ati.rsqsssr captain and star player
~ 6lfss ysfls football team. is dying at
Ma aatss.sfs homo In rprrington- His
slsss s,a44g gsr. w y Hogan, Of Tor :,
s45a ths afternoon that his
psFtitsap5y @k9 is sllfering with acute
RReoy.Sle Induce by oyerstudy.
ssstaaaS IL decided change for the
q sssfsday. and hat sincs then
ION Ind Il gradually grown
III sasfSfis. "Jim's death Is hut al
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
New. york III !. s; 5Dnllas,

Dallas Tex March II. Christy
iMatthewson went to tho slab for the:
first time this ufterno ION, hen heS
team Of tho Texas League. He. per- =
.mitted seven hi is. The mai Or lcaguers5
played perfect ball. and won sby n q
score OF s to { 2. Buck, q youngsteri
from ~ ilson, \. Il g., pitched & the last
one hit, he was Wild and only good;
!sa Score: ~ Ss1.' ;s8; r, III. H.
Dallas 4 ~
New York I. IS. y. 4. q. X: <. y
y Batteries: 8NF5vans, Shonts amt On Y
slow; NIathewson. Bucls and Meyers.