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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

Mems
0Xf0rdS,
$4.00toS6.50
No Better Shoe
Values Anywhere
SEYMOUR SYCLE,
IL West Broad

Sunday afternoon. The address VIII
be delivered by Rev. a. r. Love, OF the
West End Baptist Church
The clerk OF the markets reports the
collection OF fees at the markets In
May amounting to $241.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company is making vast improvements
around the station, which Will give the
place very attractive appearance. The
subway from the station TO the Coast
Line road Is now being built.
The Ladies' Memorial Association has
placed on the wall OF Blandford Church
an iron box to receive contributions
from visitors to the church. The box
has an interesting history. In 1861
ELI Kuli. merchant. bought from the
! Mason estate house on Old street.
| In one of the chimneys of this house
I. an iron safe had been built, and In this
safe was found this box, which snort
time ago was presented to the assoc
citation.
| Glass day exercises OF the senior
| class at the Petersburg High School
were held at noon to-day Interesting
papers were read by members OF the
graduating class and fine muslca'
Iprogram was rendered.
The two large, new school buildings
of twelve rooms each, now being erect
ed by the city on West Washington
Street, will be ready for the next school
session. Each school Will accommo'
date 500 pupils
i petersburg is trying the experiment
of improving its unpaved streets oy
!, oiling. and has oiled Fillmore Stree1
from Sycamore to jefferson Street the
experiment seems to be satisfactory.
Mrs. Lou Clark, of Vicksburs, who Is
TO unveil the Mississippi window ha'
. arrived, and representatives from the
other States are coming In.
II. C. Thyson. of Richmond. has es
! tablished a permanent branch ONCE o
: the National Cash Register Compah!
lin Petersburg.
al DIR. Antonio Burke. OF this city. !;
!. recent graduate OF the University Col
a lege of Medicine. in Richmond, left to
dag for Norfolk to assume the dutie
t OF resident physician to st. Vincent
Governor Ansel of South Carolina
photographed this afternoon that he an
Mrs. Ansel, who were to present an
9 unveii the memorial window from ina
ii state. viii not be able TO come 70
i morrow.
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CAMP BREAKS UP,
OFFICE Leave
Visit Paid to Crater Battlefield,
Where Lecture Is
Delivered.
TWO INJURED BY RUNAWAY
------
Two New School Buildings Will
Be Ready by
Fall.
TWO INJURED BY RUNAWAY
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycamore Street,

Petersburg. Va, June 2.
The camp of instruction named in
honors OF Governor William Hodges
Mann. broke up to-day. the officers Wis
ting the Crater battlefield and hearing
an admirable lecture by Hon. George S,
Bernard, explanatory Of that great
battle. During the day the Virginia
officers returned TO their respective
homes and the United States Arm5 in
Htructors to their various stations.
pleasant ending OF yesterdays encamp-
ment was the visit of Governor Mann,
Adjutant- General Sale. Colonel c. A.
Dempsey and Ben P. Owen. Governor
Mann delivered an address, very COM
plimentary in its character, to the Vlr-
GINA and army officers.
Two Men Injured by Runaway.
Two white men, giving their names
as G. W. Mesley and Robert Sladin
and claiming Norfolk as their home,
wero severely injured this morning by
a runaway team, and both had to be
taken to tho hospital. They were on
the turnpike road, in Chesterfield, Just
across the river, and were struck dowr
and run over by frightened horse
attached to q swill wagon. One OF tht
men was badly bruised and hurt abou
the head and the other about the nody
Fugitive Girl Captured.
Orpt1ia McCiarcp, a white girl abou
sixteen years old who. with her sis
ter, was sent to the Industrial Home TO-
Girls last week by the Police -Justtc'
on account of her hayward character
escaped from that institution and re
turned to Petersburg. 1t is said sh
jumped from window. and In doini
so sprained an ankle. She was cap
tured and returned TO the home las
evening.
Personal Notes.
Miss Mary Jeffrey Camp. daughter Q
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Camp. left yester
day for New York. whence on June
In company with several friends froi
Fredericksburg she will sail on sum
mer tour abroad.
Orlando ]. Pulley. well-known an
respected citizen and former merchan
died last night at his residence o
Henry street, after a long illness.
Three marriages of social intere'
Will take place in Petersburg ne'
week and two tho week following SCI
eral OF them will be church affairs
General News.
Phoenix Camp. Woodmen OF u
World, viii hold its annual mcnaori
services in old Blandtord Church ne:
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Training School and Hospital. This or-
ganization was founded twelve years
ago by DR.. r. E. Jones for the train
ing of coored young women In dome s.
tic arts and trained nursing. Its grad
yates have been most successful In
rendering efficient service. especially
so in nursing, having without eScep-
ton passed the examination for nurses.
Special lectures are given In nursing
by the prominent physicians OF me
city. Much charity work among the
lpoor and needy is done by the gradu-
ates of the school.
| improvements are needed at tne
/ school. and this tag days receipts VII.
be devoted to that purpose.
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TENNIS PLAY
AT HERMITAGE

With his severe elongated service DO
ing terrible execution, comolneo WIN
a brilliant net game and deceptive
short strokes, Erskine Buford WORKED
his way into the final bracket IN Grass
OF the Hermitage tennis tournament
yesterda;- afternoon by defeating Don
aid Blair in straight sets by the score
OF 81. 6-4. Blair played plucky sec
ond set. but his opponent covered the
court superbly and manoeuVred IKE
veteran.
The second set is worthy OF notice.
The second game probably mas Few
parallels in length OF Duration twenty
two hard fought points being neSe esa
sary TO decide 1t. The third game aaso
required sixteen points. Score OF sec
ond set by points; as
R,air "a 2 o4 4 Ill :
Lewis Blair beat Macon in the semi,
ana1s ga. GA Buford and Blair WIZ
meet this afternoon in the final rouhu.
This should be good match. ihFee
out Of FIVE sets will be played.
Handy won the best two out OIL tnTee
s.,. from Pearson yesterday in the
finals Of Glass B by the scores or 10
al so. Geddes Winston said yester,
dav that the men should have PiaSeu
| inc regulation three out OF nVe' anu
the two will likely be required TO con-
tinue their match 80 III.
Moore finished the second set OF ms
match with Turpin yesterday IN Gas
G. the flnal score being 81, 81.
Wednesdays scores: Glass ley y
/ Hlair beat Winston, Go, 81; C!ass
| Handy beat Michaels. SIS, 90 co.
son heat Upshur, SIS, e-4.
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JOCKEY LANGAN
MEETS HIS DEATH
Mount Falls and He Is Instantly
KilledADay's Races at
Gravesend.

Grayescnd, ~ Y, June 2.-Jockey
Fred Iangan, mounted on staiwall
lad was instantly killed to-day, "hcn
his mount fell on the home stre'on
turn in the closing race.
The race was for two-Sear olaS o.
five and nc-half furlongs. ana INT MI
teen horses faced the barriers. ss
start was good. and the held VIZ 49,, ~,
in a close bunch to the s're'ch ~ -,
where warwick, Butwell up, stumbled
and fell. Muff. Davis riding, stumpiea
over Warwick. Immediately following
was I,angan, on Stalwart Lad tis
t,rncd a complete somersault over VIZ
nrostrate forms of the two horses, ano
his mount fell on top of hin. k'!iihe
him instantly. v,arwicl,
When the big crowd sa" wa
fall a cry Of dismay and horror %en.
IN that was immediate ly followed ny
w, , Wv, when Muff and Stalwart Lad
tnmhled over him. Davis jumped up
.ance mt Butwell lay still until ne
Was Wicked up, and LanSan neNef
moved. ,,r4 nayis
a,,ad uniniured Langan was uhusi
oantract to r. r. Carman, and roue
,,,;,h .ood success at the JacksonVllle
meeting last winter. lie nav :.
With the thoroughbreds onlS apou =, -
wear Gold of ophir easily Won ,hree
yace the sixth on the card. by 'n'ee
| lengths. f,yorite easily
80 The eSpectation stakes, delea''i1s
a fairly good field. .,,,oe-vear.
Tirst race-handicap, tnree,ss go
o,ds $500 added, about SIN iurions'
p'an, 1a to i, first; Court. 10 !
second, King oiympian' : TO I VIZ =
Sec second race-hunters' steeplechas Sc
sva.year-olds and up, $500 auusu a
4 about two miles-liu Jltsu, " 20
i arst couover, s to J, SECOND;
20 70 1 third. Time, s:57 2-5.
Third race--sellins, mares three
,ear.olds and up, $500 added m'le ahe
sixteenth--Taboo. TO Q. Won, ~
Nyov,ng, ~ to 1, second; Mtmltatof'
N / third Time. l;49 2-o
Fourth race-the expectation s'hhe
of s3.5Oo. for two-year- olds, I'VE IVY
,nnrs--Naushon, 7 to 5, first; bapp.e,
to i, second; Aens, TO = hire
Time, 1:0l S-b. aro,a
1 Fifth race--selling, three-year-o1a
and up, $500 added. mile and an e'sil,
Wise Mason. IS to 10, Won honhl
/ Kelso, A to 8, second; orcasna' ~ y
/ third. Time. l.54 S-S,
Sixth race-maiden, two-year-ola
1 selling. s4oo added, tve and half fu'
longs-Gold OF ophir, 20 TO ], mrs
II Busy Miss, to l, second; Mgs'
J River, s to s, third. Time, l;os 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
erent pltchers, Hattie.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatcn.I
Greensboro. N. c.. June 2.-Rupe ED.
ridge and Terrell had great pitchers
battle to-day, the latter going away
Win the victory In the ninth. when
Brent double to centre and Templlr
came in with the only run OF the game.
Brilliant felding by both teams made
scnra nv innings: r. H. r.
$50 0 o 5000 100 3 ]
Winston 100 0 1000 IL 8
Batteries: Eldridge and Beusse: Fer
rell and Cote. Umpire, Handiboe.
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Victor. for Giants.

TSpecial to The Times-Dlspatch.!
Rocky Mount, N. c.. June 2,-Wlth
several opportunities to put the game
on ice, the Railuoaders burnt them up,
and the Giants put men around INV
circuit in the fourth and won tee
$50 r. II, Z,
co,dsboro ...ooo1ooOo2--s 9
Rocky Mount. 100000 0 90 )
Summary: Sacrihces-Maleo COM, Stoe-
her. Craegan. Base on balls-Morris
i: Guderson. A. Struck out-Morris, 0,
6Gud erson, 0. Left on bases-RoeKS
Mount. III: Goldsboro. s. Wild pitches
Morris, /. Hit by pitcher-Guder son
i. Time, l:45. Umpire, DAVIS. Az
tendance, 600.
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,,xc,,inr Game at WILSON,

rspecial to Tho Tlmes-DlsphtcIl'!
Wilson, N. c., June 2.--FayetteVllle
won from Wilson to-day IN the mosl
exciting game of the season; tayet,e-
Vile punched three hits 1nthe tnirdl IN
r,np which. followed by a costly err
ror. netted them three runs.
SCORE. r, II. u
ravetteyille ..oo0so011I-6 S 2
wilson .......l 90 00120 OF II z
Batter!es--stewart, Hearnc, Whelan
waymnck and Calvin. Two base hits
Jacob, q. Three base hits.--Jacohs
Miller. struck out--Ry Stewart, 8; by
Hearn, Il: by Waynnck, 9. Time.
hours. Umpire upchurch. Attendance
1900,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
FULTON HILL
Wants CAR Line
Proposed Hanover Avenue Line
May Be Shifted to Meadow
Street.

A large delegation OF citizens from
Fulton Hill and the section lying east
OF the city limits, appeared before the
subcommittee Of the Council Com
mittee on Streets last night to urge
that in the proposed new franchise or
tho Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany provision be made Tor car SER
vice In the extreme East End, several
OF the speakers suggesting an extern
sion OF the present Main street loop
in Fulton over Fulton Hill and on to
the National Cemetery. 1t was stated
that several thousand people would De
served by such an extension, and
large area opened to building.
President William Nortliro2, OF the
street car company, submitted IN Wit
ing proposition to APPEND the orig
inal drafts by substituting for the line
proposed up Hanover Avenue a cross
town line on Meadow Street, from
Broad to Main Street. He stated that
the company would prefer an east ano
west line. along either Hanover OF
Stuart Avenues, as 1t would more near
ly bisect the large area now practlcaliS
without car service, especially as al
east and west line could later be ex
tended beyond the Boulevard alont
Hanover Avenue to serve Lee Park an
the growing section as far out as TN
Roseneath Road. Since there had beer
so much opposition from people OF
! Hanover Avenue, however, he SAID TN
company would consent to cross
| town line, turning south from broa'
street at Meadow. crossing Grac
street and Monument Avenue one blocl
west OF the Lee Monument and run
ming over to Main street.
The committee took no final actor
and will meet again next week FOR
further discussion of the propose
changes in routes.
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Sorry Game Mt lyilminston.

Tspecial to The Tlmes-Dispateh.l
WILMINGTON, N. c.. June -2.--What Is
conceded to be the sorriest game o.
baseball ever played on the local o1a'
mond was the opening game between
Raleigh and Wilmington this alter
noon. which went to the former, Il 70
5. Wilmington used three pltehers
hut the visitors pounded them all, for
q total Of twenty-five hits.
e 800 r. II. L
pa,eieh ..20061032o--l+ %
Wilmington ..OO3oo002.O-
Batteries--Alundell and Sheriff., Ed
niger, Howard, Hawkins and klte
Time. 1:45. Umpire, Barre.
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I,,n,nc Auto Numbers.

Secretary of the Commonwealth 3. y.
lanes Yesterday began the issuance
of official automobile numbers. inc
law is not effective until June 10, pa o.
In view of the fact that more than w
,nn,icati ons have already been received
II was thought best to get them OUT IN
advance. There is a penalty for every
car run in this State after that date
without one of these plates attached.
The plates are of steel. painte twhl.e'
with the numbers in large red letters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
A sIurcinc Match.
,naeial NJ The Tinea-nispatch.

Especial to The Tfmes-Dlspatch.l
Anderson, S. c., June Fin a slug
ging match with Greenville this after
noon Anderson came out VICTORIOUS
Score by innings: Y. n. T.
Greenvllle ......0 20 ~ - -
Anderson ......0 90 1909 '--3 Il !
Batteries: Drumm and WinEo: We
herell, Farmer and Brannon.
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Abercrombie pitched a very creditanie
game throughout. Roth made a beauti-
ful catch of foul ball, and the Nisi-
tors outfield played brilliantly. Gar
din got a three-basger Win one on
pa seore nv innings. R.H. e.
snartanburg .2aoo110oo-7
Charlotte ......3 0 oOO OF % .
Duvie, Humphrey. Bauswine and Fran
cis
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spartans Play Good nall,

lSpsoIAI 20 TH0 ~ tHes- = spHy,e.''' ~
Charlotte. n; g. June a,--By . Ais
afterno an captured the hrst genie OF
the series, z 10 81, Duv!e started ou.
III tho bon for the Hornets. but IN one
and two-third innlnEa he walked one
Wild once, ManngsrF Cross lifted him
frsn the pit and Suhptituted Tlun,phrsy,
gIIc, howavor, was little better, M,
nsuswine .was asnt In In the thlfa'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
ALL ENJOY
THESE OUTINGS

The Nortdk aud Western in running
some very popular SUNDAY outing
trains to N,rfolk, Virginia Be ea r oaps
Wv fare rom here is only $3.50. Two
fast s. trains leave Byrd Street Station
every sunlay morning at $40 and .
o,tIock 70! these places. Returning.
these trains leave Norfolk 4;so and
$40 P. M. landing the happy parties
safely in Richmond at 500 ana i''-o
NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
Childr en- Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G ~ s O r 4 a
WHERE ARE
YOU GOING?

Where are you going to spend your
sundays this suuamerg There can be
no more pleasant place than Norfolk.
Virginia Beach, Cane Henry. or Ocean
View, and no better way Of golng
than by tho Norfolk and Western fast
trains. two OF which leave Byrd street
station every Sunday nornins az sao
and O,clock. These trains leave
IVORY sunday ut 4:s0 r.. NJ, and arrive
M Rlohnand $3.50 and l0,2b n. NJ. with
the crowd delighted With the days
outing, ,s sf M NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
chartar Issued.

Tho following charter was issued yester-
day BY the state Corporation Commission:
williams McKeitham Lumber Corporation
OF Virginia, Lynchburg. Va. Ernest WI
ltams, president, Lynchourg. Va; James
". B. Harris, secretary. Lynchours, va.
CAPITAL: Maximum, $4,000; minimum, @-Vo' :
Coo Objects: Lumber business.
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ReaIen DrnpnsalS.
=
nnaan Of the
u;s G,nue =, connmissioner.

state Highway Commissioner.
Richmond, Va, June !, lslo.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED Al IfaI
clerks ONCE at sussex GouT rrNyYps
DAY. June 49, 1910. for the con
struction of three steel bridges IN
Sussex county. Va.
Plans and specifications on me ae
this office anda at the office OF lhe
clerk of Sussex county, Sussex Coar
certified check for $500 to ac-5
company each bid. :. r.,.ct
The right Is reserved 10 feJocs
Further information furnished on.
application to this Office:
P. ST. j. WILSON.
State Highway Commissioner
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By THE
angeiical Lutheran Church for the
electric wiring OF the new church
building, Monument Avenue ana
Lombardy Streets. until
fications and plans may be seen f.
the office of the architect.
or all BIDS. j. j. scHERE ER. , IR:,
CHARLES NJ. RoBINsoN.
1oa5-2s-a7 Mutual Bldg, Richmond,s
Va, $500
WAR DEPARTMENT - GENERAL
Depot Of the Quartermaster's Departs.
5ment-Sealed proposals in tripilcate
will be received in this office until y;
o'clock A. NJ MONDAY, June .. lslg.
s Of ma aisad and repairing govern
ment roadway at Richmond. Va. apect-
locations can be had on application to
this office. United States reserves
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked proposals for Repairs TO
Richmond Roadway" and addressed 70
Fl. i, PETTUS, Captain and QUARTERS
master U. s. Army. Washington, %. q.
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CHARLES NJ. ROBINSON.
Architect.
1o25-2s-a7 Mutual Bldg. Richmoni.s
MeetinYs.
NOTICE.
NATIONAL, BANK OF, VIRGINIA,
pTrLJNONDy VA 44a5

Richmond. Va. May as. 1910:
aseptsa By the he hoard q directors s
the National Bank OF Virginia,g noe a,s
Ing Of the stockholders OF said bank
wifi be held at the banking honss rs
said bank. No. lol6 Main stre es1.
Richmond, Va. on 1,, TI,Est "a s,t FL
O'clock M. to consider a nropositto a.
the the Bank sid OF Richmond with said Ma
tional Bank OF Virginia, as approv asc
National n ers Bank Of Virginia, TO con-.
sider certain proposed amendments
of the articles Of association o. sasaa
bank ,1 to;TW ~ increase the cap,tal stock
az me said hank to sl.aoO.ooo.
COY To provide for two yfce-pEes.S
tdents and an increase OF the npinners
OF directors, II an increase sna1i sHstsS
be deemed d Is siGsr she declaration o.
dividend to the stockholders outsot
ths present surplus of the BANK:
Fer sns sermass "a tSs faFas
roinr matters, or which may haa
deemed to tho hest. interests q w.
bank which may be then bronEnel
to the consideration OF said meet
Ing. -, stnci,hn1aars.
e,ther ri Ia person or by proxy. ~ nr.s
ssA'Wy ", NJ. MAhLIsroN; President.
". NJ, ADDISON. Cashier.
q 4 STATED COMMUNICATION ON
| NY emple Lodge. No. 3. q. ~
| /V\A, N, will . held In Maaonlc y afns
IpIe THIS (F'ridaW EVENING ~ INN mn
Nfembsrs OF sister lodges and tranAls
emit brethren are fraternaliy lnyttad tn
unite with us, ,,.s . ", Y. !.
! N, R s N n Sstsy.
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\ ALE is AGAIN
ON COL I TE AM
Morrissey's Departure Puts Club
One Pitcher Short, So Messitt
Raises Suspension of Hale.

A rather lucky situation developed
for the Richmond baseball club yes
terlay, when Hale, who was suspended
yesterday morning in order that the
Colts might be within the player limit
Of the league, was on hand to take the
place on the team made vacant by
Morrissey's departure. AS soon as "
was known that Morrissey would nave
TO leave the team, cutting the stan
down to three pitchers, Manager Mes,
sitt lifted the suspension on riale, ana
he will probably pitch this afternoon
In the meantime the suspension tha'
was out against Hale was laid on
NIorrissey's shoulders, and he VIII
count as a Richmond pitcher until ne
returns. 1T is expected that Morris
sew will not return to work until the
latter part of next week, when Rich
mond plays Lynchburg, in his city,
with only three pitchers the COTS
would have had a rather hard time oil
lii. Both Messitt and Owner Bradley
have the greatest confidence in Hale
ana the only reason for his suspension
was the fact that so far he has SHOWN
IN less credltably than the ether mem
| bers of the pitching staff, me are
! necessity of cutting down the stals
1 forced the management to crop ohe
/ nlaver, so Hale was suspended.
=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

Adolphus Blair, with offices in the
Mutual Building. has taken the agency
for the Grabowsky car in this city. me
first of these cars was received te"
days ago by the Phil. G. Kelly COM
pany. 1t is a powerful looking truck.
capable of carrying about twice tle
amount that can be handled by team
of horses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

Fill otey occupied the l!melight lot
a short while yesterday as a pase
runner. He started from first 10 see
ond after the ball had been thrown.
ND when Gown started to throw to
sacond neither Landgraff nor Baker
wa there to receive IL. Otey made
the station without the slightest op-
position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

Mullaney was mighty peevish about
something yesterday during the first
Innings. He couldn't go past the UNI
pire without saying something to save
his life. What 1t was, was hard to
discover, but 1t sounded like he didn't
like the jumps decisions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

No, gentle fanny, the black eyesthat
players sport about the diamond do not
come in fsticuffs between the teams.
They are merely daubs of mud on
their cheek bones to soften the glare
that comes from the diamond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

The new garage of the Richmond Mo-
tor Company, on West Main Street, Is
almost ready for occupancy. The COM
pany will go into its new quarters as
soon as possible.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

Al Charlotte; spartanburE, \; chaF
lotto, o 4, croer
VILE, 2. sa,an,
0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

Virginia will be represented In the
Atlanta to New York endurance run
this season by ]. III. Marsteller. OF Roa-
noke, who has entered his Chalmers
"30'' for that contest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03

Although three runs were MADE yes
terday, the first one that broke the
;ce came wh.n Morrissey landed on
the halI for a singing drive to centre
field. He woa his own game, after
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-03
Some Baseball Talk
BY HALF NELSON.
By HALF NELSON.

pitching in great form all tho way
through the nine innings.
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE
4 FayctteVille: Fd!ette''''e

Wilson. 4. 49,, Mount o.:
Goldsboro. B. , <. nal.
oiph "a
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Morrissey would have ,got much
greater measure of applause Yesterday
II tho fans had known under what dif-
ficulties he was pitching. Gong on
with the game after hearing or tne
death Of his SISTER, and holding him
self together as he did, was really he
roic. and his courage should be recog-
nized.