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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
BALDWIN DEFEATED
BY OWEN MORAN

NEW YORK. April eff Matty
Baldwin. of Boston. defeats Ad VOL
CAST for the lightweight championship
of the world in their approaching fight
in the West, Owen Moran, the Eng
ilshman. WITH probably claim the title
Baldwin, who Is already matched to
fight Wolgast, was signally defeated by
Moran in q ten-round battle last night
Both boys fought well, but Baldwin
could not go the pace set by the little
Brtton. In the fourth Moran put Bald
win to the floor with punch that took
the life out of the Beaneater. II was
Moran's fight the rest of the way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
MEET IN D[BI|
ON APRIL 3q
Virginia, Georgia, Vanderbilt NJ
Tulane Universities to Match
Argumentative Abilities

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Af&1
b.--Tne Universities of vfretuI
Georgetown and Vanderbilt will m&1/
In a triangular debate Apg1f 30.
GINA will meet Tulane at the IAf4
place on the same date. The n9
of the different teams are receivtm3
daily coaching from Prof Paul n1j
the debate promises to be unusueIl8
interesting. Virginia hopes to wt115
out the defeat sustained at the han6
OF Tulane last year. M
The debate with Georgia win bHs
held at that place on Tuesday. TM0a
Vanderbilt debate Will also be h&tG$
In the halls of that university. IT,
expense involved In sending the toann&5
will be borne Jointly by the board III
visitors and the two literary societta1E3
The subject for the debate this yeaE4
concerns the advisability OF hav1HN3
commission government In Southern
cities Virginia teams will have The
affirmative side in the debate with Tue
lane and Georgia. but will shift and
maintain the negative side with van-3
derbilt
The following men will represent
the Virginia teams in the several DE-
bates: -
IT, Denman, Jr., and N. L. Waller
stein. with Georgia; c.. w. Davis and
Ewing and NJ. Hirsch. with Tulane>s
The alternates are r. s. Fulton and
j. III. Henderson.
These teams represent come unu1uss
ally fine talent in debating. Mr.. Ewing
was on the Princeton team against.
Yale last year; Mr.. Hirsch has won
repeated honors, notably with North.
Carolina and Hopkins; Mr. Davis wasl
prominent in~this- kisad- ct -sr0Fl<- 44l-lkt
Northern college. and Mr.. Wailersteir
did some valuable work for yirginlA
last session.
0ratorical Contest.
The Southern oratorical contest thi1.
year viii be held at Nashville May 4,1
while the Virginia state contest will
be held at Emory and Henry Golfers
May 6. The university will be repre-
sented In the former by M. HirschI
and in the latter by Mr.. Holland. Mr.
Stuart will be the alternate for MI;
Hirsch and Mr.. Levy for Mr.. Holland
Mr. Hirsch has chosen for his sub1eck'
1.-The Jewish View of Jesus; Mr.. H0I~i
land. Modern Iconnclasm.; Mr. Ak4lAs
art, THE Debt of America to CivflixA~
tion,n and Mr.. Lexy, Better Munt~
cfpaI Government"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
LAFAYETTE GETS EVEN
WITH VIRGINIA TEAM

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April g..
Lafayette got even for Mondays defeat
at the hands Of Virginia, winning yes
terdays game, 4 to 2. Wilmer pitched
a g.. erb game for Virginia, yielding
but three scattered hits. The seven
errors back of him. however, rendered
his efforts void. Eager. who started
on to twtrl for Lafayette. did well until
the sixth. when, after two r&ttling bits
had been made on his delivery III suc-
cosEion. he gave way to Dernott. who
promptly put stop to virginia's bat
ting rally. To cinch tho contest. De-
mott nailed the ball across the rum
ming track In the eighth tor q home
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oratorlcal Contest.
COMMONS COMPLETED
AT ROANOKE COLLEGE|

SALEM. VA, April 6.--The new COM
mons at Roanoke college has been tor
helpful and popular addition to thu
equipment of the institution The neM
building Is In the collegiate 6cthtn
style Of architecture. The materials
are brick and Indiana limestone trim
mings. The rest of the building N
some $4,000. sg
The trustees let the contract March
81. for two additional buildings. q mod
ern gymnasium and section {160x1tl
of the new dormitory system. The cost
of these three buildings-the hrst Of y
group of ten to be in the same style ~
architecture will be $4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
Agfies Play Mitlslics.

ANNAPOLIS. ND. April s.---The
Navy baseball, team will play the fifth
game of its schedule on the Acad-
envy grounds this afternoon. Their
opponents will be the nine OF Mary
land Agricultural College. In past
years the sailer lads have experienced
little difficulty In downing the farm
ers, and they do not anticipate trou-
BILE In repeating the performance to-
morrow.
The Middies will meet University
Of Pennsylvania Saturday. and they
will have to put up corking good
article of ball to win, as the Quakers
decisiyely defeated Amherst yester-
day, the same team that downed Navy
ON Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
PRINCETON CREWS TAKE
TO WATER TOP PRACTICE

PRINCETON. N. j., April 6.---Al-
though the Tiger faculty has taken
the same stand this year that 1t did
last in regard to an intercollegiate
crew race. over fifty men reported
for the first rowing practice of the
season, hold on Carnegie Lake. Three
eight-oared shells were out on the
sEater Several inter -eisss races have
been arranged. The crew work this
year IL under the direction OF Pro-
the University Of Pennsylvania crew
IN his Undergraduate dayA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
GIANTS AGAIN
TRIM NORFOLK
Christy Matthewson and Rube
Marquard Work Against
Crew.

NORFOLK, VA, April Gosh
Devore was the boy wonder yesterday
afternoon. He hit the ball amidships
and knicked 1t against the boards in
Norfolk's left field fence. Marquard
was on first at the time, and Jost
started out to catch him before he
could >reach home. He almost sue
ceeded, too. The midget outfielder
beat a 10-second clip every foot OF
the distance, and even McGraw stood
in some amazement when he saw the
fieet-footed lad perform. The little
fellow is working tooth and nail to
make the regular team, and ii serious
effort goes for anything he is likely to
land.
Mathewson and the umpire became
involved In an argument. IT was the
first that he has had on the field in
years, and the player was right, be-
cause he proved that ne had mastered
the rules better than the judge of
play. Matty has been making a study,
with Merkle. of the quick return to
catch baserunners mapping, and be-
tween them they pull off the play bet
ter than any New York players in
years. 1t has to go through like
Hash To be successful and 1t Was so
speedy this afternoon that the umpire
got tangled up on 1t and called 1t a
balk He didn't see that Mathewson
did not have his foot on the plate,
and therefore could not make a balk
Mathewson argued the point, and
McGraw came in TO bear him out
but they couldn't get rid of the balk
AS a whole, the Giants batted 100
per cent. better than they have at any
time for a week, and IL they had run
bases without stepping on their toes
they might have scored 20 runs. We
had enough as 1t was" said the man
ager, land l am satisfied with our
stay in Norfolk. for the weather,
ground and everything have been
fine Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
Boston FIGHTERS Win.

BOSTON. MASS, April 6.-Three
out of five Hub sluggers who took part
here last night In the Inter- City bouts
with Philadelphia boys are wearing
the smile of victory to-day. The local
winners We're Eddie Shevlin. Andrews
Morris and Billy Nixon. while Benny
Kaufman and Tommy Langdon turn
ed the trick for Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
Richmond College Loses.

DURHAM. N. c.. April 6.--Trinity
defeated Richmond College yesterday
afternoon in listlessly play,.d game.
to 2. The visitors threw wildly and
aided the scoring by ii. but were out
hit They were likewise hard batters,
and. barring their throwing. put up a
good exhibition. Trinity's infield and
outfield did star work.
Score by Innings: r. III, E.
Trinity .-.....-0 l 0002 o 2--5 Q q
Richmond Col. o 0 0 o 90 o. s 3
Batteries-Meredith and Guy; God
frey and Flowers. umpire-Bob CAN'T.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
HARVARD VARSITY HAS
ANOTHER SHAKE-UP

BOSTON, MASS, April 6.--Har-
wards Varsity eight suffered a new
shake-up to-day, due TO the with
drawai Of Wilmington to football. Les
lie has been dEopped from the Varsity
to the second crew ana his place
taken by Strong The order OF tho
first boat az 1t stands to-day Isl:
Stroke, Cutler: Z, Waid. 8, Newton.
S, Baccn; 4, strong; 3, Hooper: Z. Sar-
gent; bow. Balch; coxswain, YoerhAes,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
HARRY NJ |NTYRE
SOLD To CHICAGO
Brooklyn Pitcher Seen Here This
Week Figures in Big
Deal.

NEW YORK. April s.--One of the
most important baseball deals of the
year has just been completed, where
by Harry Mcintyre, the premier pitch
err OF the Brooklyn Nationals. has been
sold to the Chicago Cubs, In exchange
for Heine Zimmerman, Happy Smith
and $4,000 in cash.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
McIntyre Pitched Here.

The news that Mcintyre, the Brook
iyn pitcher, has been sold TO the Chi
cago Cubs, will come as a great sur
prise. Mcintyre worked several in
nings In Mondays game against the
Colts, and showed himself to be a
twirler of more than usual ability.
This Is attested by the splendid price
paid for him by the Cubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
PhIladelphIa Nationals defeated.

PHILADELPHIA. April 6.-The
Philadelphia American League base
ball team administered crushing de-
feat to the local National League
Club at Shibe Park yesterday. the
score being II to . The series be-
tween the two clubs now stands two
victories TO one. in favor of the Ma
tienais. Plank. for the Americans.
was in superb form, allowing three
hits in the six innings he pitched.
Only one National Lacquer got to sec
ond base in the six innings. The Ma
tionafs pitchers We're batted hard and
were given poor support Score.
r. III. r..
Americans 04220 82 Oil 12 ]
Nationals % 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 o. 0 6 4
Batteries--Pfank. coombs and Iiv-
ingston; McQuillen, Brennan. Schett-
Ter and Jacklitsch and McDonough.
Umpires--Connoly and Moran.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
Lynchburr Loses Game

LYCHBURG. VA. April s.-The
second team OF the New York Giants
and the local team of the Virginia
League played an exhih.tioR ,gGms
yesterday afternoon. the former VIM
ming to i. BatteriesLy
Brandon. Edowes, Griffin and Lucia
and Rowe; New York, Dickinson,
Buck Parsons and Enodgrass. TINS
pire, johnson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
LYNCHBURG RELEASES
TWO TRY-OUT PLAYERS

LYNCHBURG, VA. April 6.-Johh
pindeil and Charles Brevogel, semi
professional infielders from Baiti-
more. who have been practfcing with
the local squad. have been released
by Manager Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06

SufItIIHfy ffItS-Un ftAfe, d OH
Brooks. g. off Wilhelm. s.: OF Bell. l..
Stolen hases-Myens tet. Burch Tar,
Landgraff, Hunter ca, Daubert, Nc
Elveen. Mcmillan. Sacrifice hits--Mc-
Elveen. Bases on balls-off Hale. 2:
off Brooks, 2. Struck out--by Brooks,
3: by Wilhelm. ?. Left on bases
Richmond, 3; Brooklyn, s. Time Of
game hour and 40 minutes. I'm
pire-Harry Mace. Attendance, 1880.
sGilligan hunted third strike.
'sMiller batted for Wilhelm In ninth
inning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
Not Familiar With Style.
Philhin Getting Better.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. April e.
Captain Steven Philbin. OF the Yale
baseball nine. who was injured In a
game at Atlantic City. will return
to Yale the latter part of this week
and few days later will be able 10
supervise the work of the -nlne--It is
expected that he will take his old
place as catcher of the nine next
month. some two or three weeks be-
fore the championship game with
Princeton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
CARRIE ACEIMED NOW
RICHMOND RESIDENT
Powerful Turk Declares He Will
Make Richmond His
Home.
HAS INTERESTING RECORD
Champion of Four Foreign Coun-
tries and Has Wrestled All
Over Europe.

Carrie Achmed, the powerful Turk,
who so nearly won the laurels from
Joe Turner. champion mtddleweignt
of America, in their fierce bout Mon
day night, has determined to make
Richmond his hhme, at least for the
present. Achmed says that he Is
fayorably impressed with both the city
and its people and that he thinks ne
could find no better place in which
to make his abode. The people OF
Richmond are fine," he said Wednes-
day, they certainly have been nice
to me and / deeply appreciate the
treatment that has been accorded me
since coming here for the bout with
Turner"
Richmond to live he wants 1t under
stood that he Is willing -wrestle
all Corners at any time. He says he
Mill represent the--city- and-thst-he
thinks he proved in his match with
Turner that he Is worthy represen-
tatiye. He will figure in any bouts
that may be arranged here and says
that he Will Use his best efforts La
make Richmond the home town of the
champion middleweight of the coun~
try The Turk is anxious for an
other match with Turner and will try
to secure IL as soon as hts injured toe
Is better.
ram told that Mr. Frye King, a
middle Heavyweight and wrestling
partner of Joe Turner, challenged me
the other night" said Achmed. Well.
st4ft utfftc willing to meet King with
pleasure: / viii ssrestle anybody whom
Manager Cousins may bring here to
meet me, I am a Richmond man now
and the champion of the Richmond
people. / will wrestle for them and
with anybody they may name
Has Varied Career.
Achmed has wonderful record az
a wrestler and those who saw him
in action with Turner Monday night
were satisfied that he is q master at
the game. The wrestler Is now thirty
years ofr1 he was originally from
Arrarath. Turkey. ana has been
wrestling ever since he WAS twelve
years old. He says that wrestling rs
the national sport of his country and
that the children are taught most OF
the fine points OF the Graeco- Roman
style almost from infancy.
When sixteen years old Achmed
won the amateur championship In
the olympic games at Eden. Egypt,
and he later won the Graeeo- Roman
,n!GGleweight ehamp ienship In n tour
nament at the CASTOR in Paris.
lie won the Indian championship
in Hindoo style wrestling in Bombay.
British India. This match lasted four
hours and sixteen minutes and was
the longest in which the wrestler ever
participated. Achmed also won the
nilddleweight championship belt at
the Alhambra Tournament in London,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06

Norfolk ~ " v "
Two-base hits-Doylet Murray, Nc
Craw. Home run--Devore. Bases
stoIen-Devlin (2). Seymour CD, Nc
Graw. Murray. Double plays--Wei-
sher, Chandler and LOWELL Munson to
chandler. Bases on balls-By Mar
Guard. /. by Walker. 2; by Jobson. 2.
4Batters hit--By Marauard, /. Struck
out-By Mathewson, s; by Walker. l.;
BY Marquard, 8. Wild pitch--Ma-
thewson. Left on bases--New York.
6: Norfolk. S. Time of game---1 80.
Umpire-Mr. Fender. Attendance
mn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
McGraW's Giants Arrive---Turk- to Live Here

run. Eager made a rafting catch OF
Douglass terrific liner.
Score: r. II. Z.
Lafayette 100 0200I0I0--4 3 1
Virginia .0000O20 10000 3 S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06

and this was the first time he ever
wrcs.ied IN the catch as-catch an
style. Following the London tourna-
ment last year. the Turk attended
the Police Spoils Tournament In Scot
land and won the mtddleweight cham
pionship there.
Achmed says that he has travelled
all over Europe and has wrestled all
corners wherever he has been. He
has wrestled In Austria, Bulgaria.
Burma. Australia, Holland, South
Africa, Russia. Germany. France,
Sweden and In practically all the
Indian colonies
Not Familiar With Style.
Achmeds style of wrestling IL
Graeeo- Roman and he processes to
know but little of the catch -as- catch
can style. He says that the match
with Turner was only the third he has
been In with that style and that he
was forced to act on the defensive
most OF the time, not being familiar
with the holds. He says. however
that he Is learning fast and that be-
fore long he hopes to have all the fine
points OF the favorite American style
OF wrestling.
The Turk has been making his home
in Philadelphia but is so favorahly
impressed with Richmond and its
people that he will remain here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06

An erroriess game for the Colts
against team OF the class OF Brook
I'm Is not a bad record, and is one
81 which the team should feel proud.
Il n unusual that team should put
up such an excellent fielding game
ii this stage of the training sea-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
BROOKLYN TAKES
ANOTHER GAME
Score Five Runs in Eighth After
Prettiest Game of Exhibition
Series.
-
DECISIONS ARE PROTESTED
Manager Lawlor and Spectators
Complain Against fragrant
Errors of Judgment.
ARE PROTESTED

After the Colts had apparently play
ed them to a standytll. the Brooklyn
Trolley Dodgers won out In the eighth
inning Of Tuesdays game by score
of to /. Both Hale and Brooks. who
were put Ia to work for the locals. did
excellent work, and the Brooklyn bats
N n were not able to do much with
their delivery at any stage Of the
game.
Hale in Fine Form.
With Hale IN the box, the visitors
started off strong in the first innik g,
the first three men up rapping out sin
giles. These three hits. with a base
on balls, nettcd them one run. After
This Hale settled down and they never
re ached first asoin while he was pitch.
Ing. with tha exception OF McEivt en-.
who was given o free pass In the
fourth Brooks relieved Haze In tie
NTH inning and showed his first flash
Of real form this season. Whils Hale
had the Brooklyn batsmen seemingly
at his mercy. Brooks seemed yet
stronger and famed two of the first
three men who faced him. He con-
tinued his good work. allowing only
two singles, one each in the sixth and
seventh innings. 1t was in the eighth
that the visitors scored five runs and
Brooks Starts Strong.
Bell, the first man-up,- stfuek-ea
Burch drew q pass. and Wheat fouled
out Brooks then passed Hunter. but
II was claimed by several of the play
ers and by spectators that Umpire
Mace was Off in his decisions of balls
and strikes on the batter and that he
should really have been called OUT.
Iureh then essayed to steal third and
was declared safe by the umpire. II
was the general opinion among play
ers and spectators alike that the run
ner was out and Manager Lawlor made
a strong protest against the decision.
Brooklyn then found Brooks for four
singles, scoring five runs.
The local men were not able to do
much with the Brooklyn twirlers,
though up to the eighth inning 1t was
by far the prettiest game that has been
witnessed here this season. I4andgraff
scored the only run for the locals in
the seventh inning. after singing and
stealing second Giiiigan and Wallace,
who followed him. struck out, but Tit
man hit to Mcmillan. who threw wild
to first
The tabulated score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
FACILITIES AND PERFECT
SYSTEM

A garment that passes through c.
system is disiniected. as no germs 0ilS
microbes can exist under y temps u
ture as high as the dry steam inject
at the same time IL rcmnres ny ~ I!
that may be in il; takes swa =
grimy appearance, rAises ~ Y
revives the colors and impart1 r. 1
garment that freshness deIired
dressers. n
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06

Manager Lawlor will choose his
pttchers from among four Wednesday
Reyelle will be used sure, ana the
ether man will be picked from way
mack, verbout ana Jackson. irvine
will do the receiving. The other line
M will be as usual. Baker, the short
stop, who hurt hia nnger IN a game
several DAYS ago, will try and get in
she game. but win not take any
chances tr1fess ffts sore finger is Ia
much better shape than 1t was Tues
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06

The lineup of the Giants for We'd
nesday's game Is as follows; peYore,
teft field, Doyle, second base; MIR
ray, center Held; Seymour, right heid;
.Mrtsraw, shortstop, b~tftn' thtfa pase
Merkie, first base, Meyers, eatcher'
Ames, pitcher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06

Chief Meyers, the big Indian, is one
Of the best catchers on the Giants
staff. He will be seen in action in
Wednesdays game. Wiltse. one OF
the greatest pitchers of the day, may
also work several innings. The line
up given above Is arranged as the
Giants will come to bat In the game
here. Christy Mathewsoh. the star OF
the Giants. will not be seen here, as
he twiried in the game In Nortoik
Tuesday.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-10-11
Nntlcs of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that tho IN
dersigned trustee in BANKRUPTCY, by
virtue Of an order OF sale issued by
the Honorable Eugene Marshall, Re
Gree in Bankruptcy. in the matter o.
the estate Of Robert Miller ClEddock.
a bankrupt, on the 9th day Of Octo-
Der, 1910 directing me to sell an IN
d, lded one-fourth interest in remain
der in and to an undivided one-hali
Interest in and 10 a certain lot or par
eel If land situated n Lone Oar, Hun.
County, Texas, which was used ana
occupied by baABrupt's mother until
Aer death, as homestead. Also one
warehouse situated in the town Oh
Lone Oak, Hunt County, Texas Also
all outstanding accounts due IT, SO
bankrupt amounting to IN sum D
ts27lO, win proceed 10 Sc on J7'
public square in the town Ct Lon
oek. Texas, on the 81 day OF Cctobe'
1910, TO the highest bidder Nr Gao
In bulk or in parcels all OF tbs abo'
described property
r. A. WEEDfN,
1o1A trustee