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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
HAMPTON. GAME
IS POSTPONED
Collegians Arrange to Meet
Peninsula League Club
Next Wednesday.
.----------------~--
FULL TEAM HERE
DIR. Bagby's Fast Aggregation
Have Full Roster Now, Several
College Stars Have Reported.

The Richmond CoIlegians, DR.. Bag
bys strong aggregation OF amateurs.
did not go to Hampton Wednesday to
play their return game with the
Peninsula League Club. The weather
has been so bad that II was deter
mined to call the game OFF DIR. Bag
by .elegrap hed to DIR. George w. Nc
AIIister. manager of the Hampton
Club. on Tuesday and ii was arrang-
ed that the game will be played on
next Wednesday in Hampton.
The second game between these two
clubs will be unusually snteresttn e
as it may decide the amateur cham
.pionsh'r OF the State. The Collegianu
have won the majority of their games
in this section while Ham oton mas
arst only one game in It's territory and
oEly two games this season.
The second game lost by Hampton
was captured by the Cotlegians al
Broad Street Park last Wednesday
when they defeated the visitors by
the score OF 10 to 5. The Peninsula
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+ r
Leaguers have promised To- G4x
venge and the game in HamptoM
doubtless be hard fought fhrouul
If Hampton wins they will d0uM
have to play another later on ~
the Collegians win they viii h&x@
posed of one of their stronGeDk Il
ponents for championship non0Eg8
the State. 49, z5z/
Coiiegians Play Billikine.
The Coliegians will play
Biilikins at Byrd Park Saturday 37
ternoon. AS the Biliikins have be@
going strong this year 1t IL exp6c44M
that the game viii be close and ex&
citing. The game will be called Ne
4:30 o'clock.
The Collegians now have their coma
piete lineup for the season.. Up III
this time they have been playing VIM
patched up team since several OK:
their best men we're away at colte44
and were not expected until this tttn4x
The colleges have now closed onM
the Coliegians have in their ssst11M
several OF the college stars OF th4
country The most valuable addttaGU
to the team is Harry Stnchmxn, tl
Richmond boy. who has made = G&
markable record for himself ~
'twirIer. Hinchman has been apprOMeNM
ed by both the Washington club IN
the American League and the b4k4S
more Club of the Eastern Leaguer 9u4
his PARENTS object to hts playing pF4S
fersio nal baseball and ne rejected en-
offers. He has the remarkable rec9flI
of striking out 129 men IN e1exqM
games this season. Hinchman VIII ~
one of the mainstays Of the COZ
TegtaHs pitching stan from this t1G41
on III A
Another valuable addition to kn2
club is Billy Sitterding. captain
the Georgetown University team. 41t5
I terding reported Tuesday and W5H
cover shortstop for the coilegiafiG fS0
I the rest of the season.
i Richardson. who has been piay1mx
\ fast ball for the Coilexians, will no1
| be with the team longer unless he z
needed IS an emergency player. HA
/ IL enc of the fastest men ever WITH
the team snd his base running viii H.
! screlN missed Is
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MRS. BARRETT ARGUES
FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Alexandria Woman Delivers
Strong Address on Behalf
of Canse.

Many cogent reasons why WENT r
should be allowed the ballot vita men
were advanced by Mrs, Robert Bar
of Virginia Tuesday afternoon IN its
quarters at 307 East Franklin street.
Mrs. Barrett argued that. inasnsu-h
al politics enters into every article
q, food that comes upon the table.
81 we'll aa into every bit OF cl1thlng
AMI every piece Of property. whether
owned b. man or woman. II was only
just and proper that women SHOULD be
re. mitted TO vote.
Mrs Barrett. who Is guest u her
sister. Mrs w, L. Wight. was warm
" CONGRATULATED after her address.
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Foreign Cars in Bio Race.

NEW YORK, June 15.--W. K, VAN
deFbilt. Jr.. president. of the motor cup
holding company, under whose aus
pieces the grand prize race of the Au-
tomobile Club of America is to be run
this year. has announced the receipt of
three etnries from Italy and three from
Germany.
The Italian cars entered are Flats, to
be driven, respectively. by Ralph de
Palma, Felice Navarro. and Louis Wag
ner. The German cars entered are
Benz cars. to be driven by George Rob-
ertson, Louis Hemery. and Barney
Oldfield
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I he
Idea.

Tall yen waAt sraw ass 0a ~ the
phone Faat Aow ana call sa Noafos
stAs, and asy % the sAsa man. 'coms m
ny piaoe No sO-and-so, come tina ssou,
may have ssns printing f0s you = "a
some cards Or statements af httes
heads or envelopes" MyfyoUtu sUght
to see soma Of our two color work. ana
SAY. n you ars mot the boss Just I'll
the bosn about this "a. That's II,
Thsrk ytV, The print shop n ~ 11et
Capital slxeek tu6t betgeen - CIV
|sEss *. l6s6sk as Il M 4, s's 4
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sheepshead Races VIII h. R.,

NEW YORK. June l5.---On account
OF the passage of Legislation directed
against bookmaking, there has been
some doubt whether the races at
Sheepshead Bay would be run this
year. as announced. The directors of
the Coney Island Jockey Club at 81
meeting. have decided TO carry program
with the same races and purses as had
been agreed on
The season will be opened on Fri
day. when the Suburban will be run.
with purse of $4,000 added The big
gest purse OF the season will be for the
Lawrence Realization. with $4,000
added.
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Anti. Betting Law unhsId.

NEW YORK, June I5.--Justice AS
pinwau. OF the Supreme Court Of
Brooklyn, In a decision handed down
has upheld the constitutionality of the
Hart -Agnew anti-race betting law and
refused to dismiss the indictments
pending against the Coney Island and
Brooklyn Jockey Clubs for conspiracy,
and against individuals. for. book
making. The case Will now be rushed
to trial which probably will be early
in the fall
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EXCURSION
Notice to Taxpayci
Office Of Collector Of City Taxes

Office of Collector OF City Taxes s
City Hall, Richmond,
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY T<I
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HALF 91E
CITY TAXES, REAL ESTATE AND
Personal, FOR THE YEAR 1910 <
JUNE 18TH Il
THE WHOLE TAX IS DUE, but y
ordinance provides that one-i.ay ma5 1
paid in June and the remaining Ill
December Failure to pay ~ ~ u W.
half in June incurs penalty uf + r.
cent. on the whole amount, which I'll
at once, and II not paid before SErTE1
Der iST, the Collector is requlxS
levy, with costs added. @
ALL MALES 81 years Of. -, A
PERSONS MALE OR FEMAl1E ~
own personal property, or hold peg61
property rs fiduciary. and al part3o1
Quoting business in the city Of Richa
(of whatever nature) are asses n
will please call and settle, 20 - u sS :
Delinquency. al
: GRADING, PAVING, PIPE III
SEWER CONNECTING BILLS ~
able in the same manner as Taxes
at the same time. +
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PR0F
TY STANDS, and see that you os
your bills. ;|sz
This being the only notice provided @
by law, please give it prompt Attenti0us
under the new ordinance s per cent.
atty will have to be added TO the WIZ
bill after June 30th. sSs
r. w. CUNNINGHAM, 81 s ssI
Collector Of City TaxeG N
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A.ts,l Defeat. YOUNG Britt.

BALTIMORE, June 15.--In a fifteen
round fight before the Euraka Athletic
Club last night, Monte Attell, of Call
ifornia, gave Young Britt. OF this city,
the beating of his life. and was given
the decision at the end Of the go.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

Wednesdays Schedule.
Boston at Detroit
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
washington at st. Louis
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ANOTHER CHANGE MADE
IN THE HARVARD CREW

RED TOP, CONN, June Ia
change was made in the Harvard var
sity fours before going Out on 'ns ,m
or for the afternoon practice yes,er-
day. Wait replacing Sargent at stroke
In tho Arst four and the latter gong
10 stroke In the second four
The varsity eight went down as iar
- rayr ward tn short stretches.
asins a new shell which was given by
she Harvard Athletic Association. the
new boat is a quarter Of an incn via !. ,
sr than the old shell. and IL trimmed
an inch farther aft The boat went
we'll with the complete CREW. Bacon
NJ No, s, who was kept in Cambridge
because OF cold. Joining the crew
this afternoon.
The freshmen eight rowed DOWN
stream for 4 mile and quarter In
short stretches, followed by the three
four-oared. The change In the nrst
,a rs,ty four seemed to work we'll. an
Improvement being shown in to-nights
work over that of the preceding days.
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p.ok. Win. E..x v;etory.

KANSAS CITY, June ls.-Biny
Papke defeated AL Goodale In the sec
ond round OF their fight last night
but whether he Knocked him out prob
ably will never be known. Goodale
says he was out. Referee Leo Shay
was not satisfied with Goodale's show
ing and disqualified him.
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tuesday, 5 Races
t;rayerentf Results.

First race, selling. three-year-olds
and up, mares. $500 added. about six
furiongs-Follie Levy, first; Wools
casta. second: Royal Captive. third
Time. 1:I0 As.
Second race. handicap, three-year-
oids and up. $500 added, mile and q
Observation-Disclosures first; Seacliff,
second CehoFt, third. Time 4s.-
Third race, the Hanover. selling.
stake. two-year-oids, si,5t6. FIVE and
half furlongs-Danger Mark, first:
Hereto. second; Miss Nett. third.
Time, 1907 2-5.
Fourth race. the Derby. J. three
year olds. $4,000. mile and quar-
ter--Daimatian. first; Prince 1mpe-
rial. second: Sweep. third. Time.
2:07.
Fifth race. handicap. twasyear-olds.
$500 added, flve and half furlongs--
Whist. first: Warbler. second; AL
drian. third. Time, 1:0S 2-5.
Sixth race, three-year- oids and up,
selling. $500 added, mile and three
sixteenths--Dandy Dixon. first; Keep
Moving. second; st. Joseph. third.
Time, 2:0i 3-S.
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Eastern League

At Baitimore--Providence. i: Bal
timore, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures. 3; Buff
falo, 2.
At Toronto--Montreai, s: Toronto,
At Newark--Jersey City. 3; New
ark. o.
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ph,,aaelphia, .; Pfessburg, 4

PHILADELPHIA. June l5.-Phila-
delphta hit Maddox and Camnitz
hard and easily defeated Pittsburg
by Q 10 1. Leach was ordAed to
the club house by Umpire tombstone
for disputing the latter's decision in
calling a balk on Camnitx. Score:
Philadelphia .....,33O o 04 50
Ptttsburg .s.....o 0 0o020 IA
Batteries: Stack and Moran;
Maddox. Camnitx and Gibson,
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Cleveland and Boston Tie.

CLEVELAND, o., June 14.-Cleve-
land and Boston played II innings
Tuesday to tie, each team scoring
six runs Carrigan's error In the
ninth allowed Cleveland TO tie the
score, and from then on there was
no scoring. Speaker twice saved the
game by his work in center.
Score by innings: X.
CLEVELAND Goa zoe oil 600 00--6
sosrou @ 10 zee Q Sc e88 ee---S
Batteries: Falkenberg, Link and
Bemis: Hall, Arrellanes, Wood and
Carrigan.
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All Crews Out for Practice.

pOUGHKEEPSIE. N. T.. June l6.--
The river was delightfully."- smooth yes
terday, and all the crews had hard
practice sessions. Pennsylvania and
WISCONSIN had <-mile time trials. The
ouakers rowed smoothly and finished
strons. Coach Ward spoke approving
ly Of their work.
Wisconsin started It's trial ; miles
south Of here and finished mile north
OF the bridge. making q good impres-
sion. No time was given out. The
three other crews had more moderate
practice. Cornell and Syracuse went
down the river, whiie Columbia went
IN around Crumelbow.
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How They Stand.

Wednesdays Schedule.
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston.
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Object 20 SUNDAY s.ssb.,,

ALBANY. n. ". June l5.-Governor
Hughes has been asked to GUST Sheriff
T. Stanley Day. of Chemung, from
Office on charges alleging that Sunday
State League baseball games are per-
mitted at Elmira.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

NEW YORK. June 15.-For the
third straight time the Chicago Cubs
defeated the New York Giants Tues
day. The score was o TO & The con"
test was settled in the seventh IN
ming. when the visitors made six runs,
knocking wiltse OF the rubber.
Score by innings: X.
Chicago ....,.....0 y Is
New York .11oo 0i00 IL
Batteries Mcintyre, kroh. Richie
and Archer: Crandall Wiltse, Ray
mond and Myers.
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Southeastern League.

AT Observation-Disclosures, 3;
Asheville, 2.
AT Rome--Csadsden. 5; Rome, g.
At Knoxville-Johnson City. 2;
Knoxville. /.
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p,,,,.a.,,,t,,. =. g. louis. 2

FnlaHuCApAitus s's' s<CnAe+
ST. LOUIS, MO-. June 15.-Phtis-
deiphia won from st. Louis Tuesday
7 to 2. Three Of the runs were made
in the first inning, when Petty was
retired.
Score by innings: n.
Philadelphia oo020 OF
St. Louis .0 0 20 / 0 0 o.
Batteries: Coombs and Lapp; Petty
Graham and Allen.
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Western League.

At st. Joseph--Denver. II; st.
Joseph. 2.
At Lincoln, 6; Omaha, ].
AT Topeka--Topeka. 4 Wichita, o.
/ At Dies Moines--Des Moines. &;
Sioux City, a.
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RrookIyn. ?: 81. Louis. 0.

Brooklyn. 2: st. Louis, o.
BROOKLYN, June ls.-Nap Ruck-
er shut out st. Louis, 2 to o. Tues
day in a game that was fun Of OPP
portunities missed by both teams. In
the last two innings Manager Bres-
nahan sent In all his right-hand bat
ters as pinch batters. but ali failed.
Score by innings: r..
Brooklyn .T.......1 90 DO -
81. Louis o o o O o 0 o 90
Batteries: Rucker and Bergen:
rcs. Harmon and Bresnahan and
PHI GJs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

Justice In the coming series. II they
should win all three games and jump
into the lead, 1t will be welcome news
to all loyal Richmond fans II they
do take the lead, they are liable TO
hold It for some time.
The pitcher question with the Cpits
IL still unsettled. Salve has not real
~ had al sufficient tryout, and he may
not be as desirable to the Colts as
Hale. The big right-hander Is with
the squad now pending the healing OF
the injury to Salve's finger.
Two clubs are very anxious to get
Hale, and the Richmond management
1. now considering the matter. TO let
Hale go may not be wise step, with
Saive yet untried. and no action VIII
be taken until the return OF Lawlor.
Salye will be put in to work as soon
as possible after the return OF the
manager, and unless he shows up In
excellent form, II is quite likely that
Hale will be retained.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
Rods BLANK Boston

BOSTON, June 1s.--Cincinnati shut
out Boston 6 to D in a slow game
Gaspar kept the hits well scattered.
while Frock and Parsons were batted
hard. Beeks hitting was feature.
Score:
Cincinnati 90 O 0 0 o I 1t
BOSTON ..... % 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 %
Batteries: Gaspar and Mclean
Frock, Parsons and Graham.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

Monclicri Wins Prix de la Niye.
PARIS. June 15.--The Prix de la
Niye. run at Engien to-day, was woi,
by Eugene Fischof's Moncheri.
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The Washington Restaurant

Uxdsr Nsp AGa1esWent. OPEN DAP
AND NIGHT. Try W oMos fcr best ses.
ytcs essd rieM prices. Wsky - plsass ssey-
body.
i3is Esst Main Srset.
Phone, Mo-. 1851
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
PRESENT WEATHER
HURTS ALL CLUBS
Lynchburg, Roanoke and Dan
vile Cannot Afford to Have
Games Postponed.
GOOD CHANCE NOW
TO JUMP IN LEAD
Series Here With Champs Offers
Colts Their Best OPP
portunity of the
Season.
Series Here With Champs Offers
f4,. Tt.,;., bet I'm
Wednesdays Schedule

Richmond at Danville.
Roanoke at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Lynchburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS


TueadAy'e Scores. .
Boston, g.; Cleveland. "a in
.nings).
Philadelphia, z: st. Louis. 2.
No other games scheduled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
BY T. ID. bonneville.

From present INDICATIONS the Colts
viii not have an opportunity on TINS
trip to jump ahead OF the Danviiie
Rugs by defeating them on their own
grounds. They had an excellent
chance to do this at the first OF the
week but with only one game to play
they would not make much neadway
By winning this. 1t looks also ike
even the last game of the series will
have to be called Off either on ac-
count OF rain or wet grounds,
That the bad spell of weather should
have come during the visit or the
locals in Danytiie is unfortunate since
by taking two or all three of them the
Colts would have been very near first
place Another reason why 1t was
desired that they play the series II
that the Bugs are going strong at
ftais time and ali who ara interested
in the welfare of Richmond wanted
to- see how they would measure up
with the Bugs as they are now. IL
will be some time before they Will
meet again and many will be left In
doubt as to the respective strength
of the two clubs. The Colts viii
doubtless be going strong when the
time comes for double headers and
unless the Bugs are In good shape
the several bargain day games will
give the locals big boost later on
in the season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
Connecticut League.

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2;
Hartford, /.
At New Hayen==Nem- Haven. S,
Holyoke. 3.
Al New BritaIn--New Britain. 3;
Bridgeport, 2.
AT Northampton-Nort 3;
! Springfield. /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
TnexfIay,s Scores.

Iue8UHy StUfSs.
Chicago. 8; New York. 1.
st. Louis, o.; Brooklyn. 2.
Cincinnati, s.: Boston, 0.
Pittsburg. 4; Philadelphia, ..
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southern Ieasue,

At Atlanta--Atlenta- ,; Nashville.
!.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q;
Mobile. !.
AZ Chatttanoosa--Aremphis. .;
Chattanooga. 0.
At New Orieans--asew Orleans. Il:
Birmingham, o.
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hNhtdfCWu ANDU08tAUHs
At Toledo-Toledo. q: Milwaukee, 8.
Az Columbus--Minneap 8; CO.
iumbus, 8.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s..
Kansas City. 2.
At Louisville--Louisvilie. d St
Paul g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

WASHINGTON WARD TAxE4
to be paid in same manner at the cffic =
]. p. ROBINSON, Special Assf e
Collector. II 10th and Huh Strests 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

No action Ii TO he taken at this
time in the matter of securing a reg
uiar left fielder for the Colts. Tho
matter Is left to Manager Lawior, who
will return here In few days. he is
Expected Thursday.
LaHlar@ will not return to the game
this season, being permanently inca
pacitated by the injury to his ankle.
He reports, however, that he has been
on the lookout for a left fielder. and
II may be that he will have q man
ready when he comes back. He has
taken up the matter wiN several
Northern clubs. and II Is Thought that
the position wiiI~be satisfactorily NIL
ed in q short time.
Manager Lawlor is very much bet
ter, and although he viii not set
back into the game. he viii be able to
caper around the coaching boxes and
direct the team play. With his great
knowledge OF the game hts services as
bench manager will be OF great value
to the Colts.
Ii the weather continues unfavor-
able the chances are that the Colts
will not remain In Danville. but will
catch the early afternoon train for
hame. They Will able 70 tell by ~
o'clock whether or not. they win be
able 70 play. and II not. they may
be expected here late Wednesday AZ
ternoon.
The Roanoke Champions will be
here Thursday, and hard series 10 to
DO expected. With them the Colts are
offerSd 4 sfmffAr chance TO the one
they had In Danville. n they ara
able TO win the majority from the
champions, they will be very near the
lead. In fact. they are now within
striking distance OF the coveted posi-
tion. with the series Of three games.
Il II to be hoped that the enforced
tdieness OF the part two or three 0Ayu
viii not 20 handicap the locals that
they viii not % able 70 do themseaxes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15


South Aslan11c InAgue.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES game: jack
scuyiiie, 3; Co1umb1n o, Second
rame: Columbia. y: Jackscnville, o.
1Calied end atxth-gaan.Y
At Macon--Tirst guSnos Macon, q,
Savannah, /. second game. Macon.
ri. 6aYnnnah. A.
At August-Ausnsta. ~ Columbia.
70 f1s inninss).
CaxOliua Association.
At Winston-0alenn- Spartanburs-
Winston. 6alem-RAtn.
~ Greensboro 5sssasnoro. 8. An
a drs.nvil,. o,s.avs,,s. ), Char
iotte, ..
9nsecrn CaFn1lna Eeoguc,
All 9amea poatponodNasn,
Triseaa0 Ieaana
Al 1arrtabuEu 21sxslaburs. s,
~ tAns4stsE-Sv 1l{anapaFt, 4;
|lAncas>er.a Gil innino
~ Altoona-- Aitoona. III Reading,
Al sehnsssws-z rsassa. ~, sshas-
town. :.
Nsw Yopk non1s A,nsua :
Al 4ibsny-.A lsanys 81 Wlkss-
Al ROY rros, ii, rorsnseA : tsos.
fsitea e try u CO 81 lit
~ !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

Such a spell Of weather as has pre-
vailed for The past week or more is
almost disaster TO several of the
ciuhs In the Virginia League. Roa-
noke. Lynchburg and Danvilie are not
The best of baseball towns. probably
the caief reason ts that the population
is small but 1t is fact that the
ciuhs OF these towns do not make Ia
fortune In the several months OF the
PLAYING season.
A long spell OF rain Is to them
serious loss. whole series wiped out
without single game played. This is
enough TO make the magnates wish
that thes had never seen a baseball.
The clubs III the smaller towns In the
league have TO sail close to the wind"
and with a whole squad or men idiing
around their hotel drawing their pay
while nothing is coming in the owners
and stockholders have cause TO feel
pretty blue.
AS a business proposition. baseball
franchise In a small town is nothing
to be fought over. and figures viii
probably show that the amount IN the
right eide of the ledger page at the
end OF the season is not so crafty
Ing.
But worse still. Is Ii for the su all
clubs to encounter bad weather in the
big towns of the circuit Ran THERE
In a catastrophe, and many of them
would play in hard rain the fun n ne
innings III the gate receipts were suf-
ficfeux. II is for this reason that the
nmpires of the league are most careful
In the matter of calling games on ac-
count OF rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

At August--Ausnsta, II Columbia.
, (1E innings).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

~ Greensboro t5fssashorc. 8. An
despon. O.
a GrsenvtIis- 0sseaviiis. ., Char.
lottA D.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

At tchnstswn- 1Feaaoa, ati sehl
town, :.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-08-26

Mrs. A. X. Steunenberg and family
and Miss Joe Steunenberg accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cakes
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Cleaver and
Donald returned Tuesday from
Meadows, where they had been en-
joying the mountain air for the past
month,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-08-26

We are prepared to pack and ship
your prunes and fall apples. Will
also buy prunes.-Caldwell Fruit
Growers Association. 1t