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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
hATORs TAKE
SECOND EASILY.
tsnH Unable to Connect With De-
& livery Of Hovlik and
Groom.
VERBoUT DOES WELL
/ Twirls Last Two Innings and Wis
itors Do Not Beach
First.
VERBOUT DOES

washington won from Richmond
n 80 yfashion In TUESDAYS game By
= SCORE OF 10 !. The Senators
showed greatly improved form since
Monday whom they came 20 neas
aNStng, 10 the Colts. Either the locals
IA not have their batting eye or elsa
Horlic, the new twtrIev, had some.
thing on them for the best they couio
- Mas 70 get 4 double ana three
,atngiea, one Of these being from
0roome. who relieved Hovlick In the
seventh.
8 The senators could not do much
With the delivery OF Archer. Win
Ment the first four innings, getting
cnly three rams during that time.
they secured four runs while jack
ron Haa pitching In the ffth and sfxti.
Inning. but were unable 10 reach first
nfese rsseeH<- toek mp he--wofik- In
fhe seventh.
Il The locals scored their lone taiiey
N tbs iirst inning. Landgrar led on
an Bakers out, Hovlik to Schaefer,
and scored when Brooks hnntad
nnfeiy. Brooks hunted 20 Hoyiik,
Who fumbied and then threw to
street In an effort to catch LAndgran
vino wag txHtng 70 score, II was .
CLOSE decision at the plat and Lana
efA6 was called safe. Street raised
= strong protest and Umpire Mace
awung az him with his mask but mtss-
"a. Policemen then stepped between
tie uaen before they e1tld continue
hogkilities.
The locals had several other goosi
chances 70 score but the batters were
never there with the necessary wal
lOpa. Tttman made beautifA throw
long AZ In the hrst inning. catching
Milan at third. who was trying 70
n6y&nce on the ny. Another feature
l Wns . sensational one-hand catch OF
y Iine drive from Browns bat by
Milan. This came In the second
inning with one on bases. had II got
tn BY Milan It would have been good
Tor the circuit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
tuesday, $ Games

At Anderson. s. G. Rochester fEast-
ern League, 10; Anderson Carolina
Association). 3.
At Macon, Ga. Buffalo Eastern
League). 5: Mercer University, o.
AT Atlanta: Toledo (American Assoc
ciation, s; Atlanta (southern Ieague).
0.
At Greenvilie. s. c.: Philadelphia
tAmerncans). regulars. s; Greenviiie
Carolina Association}, O.
At Charlottesville. Val. University
of Pennsylvania. a: University OF vir-
gfnia, 3,
At Baltimore. Md: Philadelphia
National League). I; Baitimoret East
ern League, 0.
Academy, IA; Georgetown. 9.
At Roanoke. Va. Newark tEastern),
3; Roanoke( State League). 4.
At Blacksburg. Va: v. r. l., O.: 81.
Johns, 3,
At Birmingham. Ala: Birmingham
tSouthern Leaguet. o: Cleveland
Americans), (I3 inningsy.
At Houston. Tex: Detroit (Ameri-
cans1, regulars. 2; Houston (Texas
League), !.
At San Antonio: Detroit (Ameri-
canst, second. y; Fortham. Houston, L
At Shreveport, La: New York ina
tionals), s; Shreveport tTexas
Leagae), o.
Al Augusta. Ga: Augusta (South
Atlantic). i; Boston CNationais), II.
Al Chattanooga. Tenn: Brooklyn
(Nationais, 2: Chattanooga tSouthern
League), /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
GOING INTO BUSINESS.
Ex-Gev. Brewn's rerme. Dsushter.in-
Law re OHsa Hat shop.

BALTIMORE, March 3o.--Mrs. Law
renee ID. Ford. formerly the wife VI
Mr.. Frank Brown, Jr-. son OF Ex-Goy.
Frank Brown, has announced to her
friends that she Is about to open y
hat shop on Fifth avenue.
In New York. Mrs. Ford's sister. Mira.
Gresmer, will be In partnership with
her and they will call their place
Ruby"
Mrs. Ford was before her nrst mar
rage Miss Mabel Michael. OF Wall
brook. Soon after her divorce from
Mr.. Brown last year and the legal
that followed the fling
OF the suit she married AIR. Ford, VINO
In q son OF Rear Admiral John y,
Ford, u. s. N. tretired), Of Baltimore.
1he young couple after spending their
honeymoon 81 Atlantic City. ~ which
place the wedding took place, went ~
live in hiisdelphla and have recently
removed 20 New York. where Mr.. Ford
will engage In the real estate business,
Mrs. Robert NJ McLAne, widow oi
Mayor MciAane. at Baltimore, has with
drawn ~ q partner IN the hat shop III
New York In which she WAS interested
She was associated With Miss Whit
man. formerly OF Baltimore. and the
arm was known as Whiteman h Co
Mrs. McLane's friends In this city were
interested In the success OF har husi-
ness enterprise, and this Baltimore
friends OF Mrs. Ford will do what they
can TO send her patrons. Her sister
Mrs. Gresmer. has recently been NV
ing in New York
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
CITIES AFTER
AVIATION MEET
Strong Competition to Secure Big
Event to Be He'll
Oct. %.

NEW YORK, March 3o.--FoIlows-
ing the decision Of the board OF gov
ernors or tire AERO cruz OF America
to hold the international aviation
contest October "a, three cities are
making active efforts to-day to OBJ
tain the big event. These are New
York, Washington and Atlanta. ST.
Louis 10 also bidding for the contest.
but an the international aeronautic
contest takes place from that city
October II, tho probability Of get
ting the aviation meeting also Ia con-
sidered slight. No mention OF the
meeting place was made at yester-
days meeting Of the board, At which
the date was set, and q decision on
this point 10 not expected Tor several
days.
action Of the Wright brothers In
regard to injunctfons and patent suits
will have much to do with the ar
rangement of details of the contest,
an well ~ the selection Of the place
Of meeting. and 1t In even possible
the contest may not be held In this
country on that account.
Several letters from prospective
FOREIGN contestants have been re-
oeived by the president, asking for
an absolute guarantee that the Wright
brothers would not make trouble for
contestants on the grounds Of In
fringement OF patents.
A committee Of hve has been ap-
pointed by the club to investigate the
present standing Of aeropiane patent
litigation and secure q direct state
ment from the Wrights rs to thetl
attitude on the coming meet. Al
this committee is not yet ready u
report, no guarantee can be sgtven tt
foreign ariatiens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
Killing WILLING TO y
STAND FOR 47o1

CHICAGO, March 30.--If the RI
ports printed here that the NAtt0M1
Commission has decided that Catr&1
John King must pay 500 nue Mx
play for At least one year With &1&
Chicago Cubs at his salary &
are true king tn satisfied.
That 800 In q lot Of coin ~
said In Kansas City to-day. III
suppose am stung. II A1iAG9
along all right, ! expect to totA :
Cubs In about ten daye--snaxAM
The finding OF the National k
mission will not be public o.
until Tomorrow. but what
said to be the text ID published h1@
According to this. the nn0tng rx1
vides that the Chicago club may IN
trade, sell or relesSe Killing Tor r
period OF one year and that nolxA41
the Chicago club nor any other G3IyA
Or person connected with baaabM3
shall pay Killings hne nor refrnhn&
him for its payment In any We1I
directly or indirectly. ssssa
The verdict IL also said to ell upA4
the Chicago Club to show cause M&X
IL should not be fined for tendox3H
king q new contract after ~ HS4
made himself Ineligible. sA
Tho feeling here Is that in spite c.
the National Commission rultM
Charley Murphy will probably M
s7o0 where king can hnd It and tl
pay the catoher's fine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
LIQUOR TAB0OED
At BIG FIGHT
Promoter Jack Gleason DEGREES
That Battle Territory Shall
Be Dry.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. March s0.--The big
Jeffriss- Johnson heavyweight argu.
ment next Independence Day will be
pulled of In dry" territory. Jack
Gleason. one Of the promoters OF the
tight, said to-day that liquor In all
forms will be tabooed ON the day of the
fight at Emerysilie. He has rejected
interesting offers for bar privileges.
his answer being. .It cannot be bought
for tb0,ooo."
This Is one OF the precautionary
measures Gleason points to in boost
Ing the July 4 battle IN strictly on
the level" He has placed the ban on
Intoxicating liquors to prevent trouble
II the negro should win the decision.
Gleason will so to New York to-day
to arrange with Eastern railroads for
handling light tickets and special rail-
road accommodations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

Opinion Prevails Tint
Murphy win Put "a
Catcher.

CHICAGO. ILL. March d
reinstatement OF Catcher
king. which has been decidS1
Garry Hermann and
Thomas Lynch, OF tho IN
League. who constitute q u3o5( &
tts National Commissions yk1le M
Charlie Murphy, nominal ~
the Cubs, 3 pretty penuY,
opinion Of Chicago fans. z$l2
According to President Ue3 =
son, OF the American I9n4H(
third member Of the National e
mission, Killing will BE- heoxJkY
for his desertion OF the ChtcAG
last year, on payment OF Hht01
ban against him will be iifted 8
son opposed the action Of H44x
and Lynch, but has decided NEt
present a minority report. ssSSf'S
II In generally believed Mufp6N H.
pay the fine out OF his own EQ<
though he cannot do 1t openly, ~ r
would be In violation o. bG11
law. That the fine viii ~ ~
$1,000, and may reach 41,0e0,
belief Of q majority OF the fa412
one of Kings complaints la1t J
was on the question OF saIaxy ID
unlikely the star catcher viii 4
to meet the commissions nlxeAG
thereby putting 1t UP 70 Murphy
meet the tariff in soma nnanN<
Johnson's opposition 70 tho
tority finding has increased the HGI
ture between Murphy and JOhS6
and the chubby little maGnate ii
vowing all sorts OF venGeAnco uH@
Johnson, a thing he has done hefoQ!
however, without any, visible fegn1t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
BUGS TAKE DEC|D|he
CINE FROM H|eHlAhDERs
Play Of Tie and Win Champion
ship OF Indoor League at
Y. M. C. A.

by defeating the Highlanders In q
|eacae game Tuesday night the Bugs
'tcpk the championship OF the Y. NJ.
sC n. indoor baseball league. The
twn teama were tied for hrst place.
ms Bugs having been shut out by
the HighlAnders IN game several
a1yentnss ago. In Tuesday nights
Raule the HighlandArs seemed unable
fo hit tho ball and only secured two
runs 20 their opponents' 5. Corey.
az the Htxhlanders, struck out Ave
and paseed two. while 0illtgan. Of the
Hngs struck out five and passed one.
BUGS secured nine hits, while
mo Htghianders connected safely
flay three times.
Noxt week the Bugs will play Q
x~lno with team Of all-stars. cap
1a1aed by D. L. Rice.
Score by innings: n.
HiIhlanders .o0o10 0--2
Bnns s---6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
Stone
ARRIVES HERE.
Star Twirler Of ST. Joseph,s Will
Have Try-Out With
Colts.
GILLIGAN EXPECTED SOON
First Stacker May Report Thurs
day or Friday for
Work.
ILLIGAN EXPECTED SOON

Chester Stone. another twirier Sc
cured by Manager Lawlor for try
out with the Colts. reached the city
yesterday and reported ut once Tor
duty. stones contract was receiy-
ed some time ago. and he HIS been
expected here Tor several days
Stone has pitched for st. Joseph's
Academy, In Baltimore. for several
seasons, and II regarded - one OF
the best twiriers ever developed At
that institution. He was accompa-
MED to Richmond by one Of the pro-
fessors Of st. Joseph's, who wanted
to see that the youngster was well
fixed and satisfied with his place and
surroundings here
Stone Is well put up and has every
appearance OF q good twirler. He 10
q right handler. and Manager Lawior
considerx him q likely looking casidi-
date FOR posltiQn on tho team
Stone will get right down 70 work
at once and get in hts best form. Tns
twirier has already done considerable
work this spring In conditioning him
self for his trial here. He accompa-
MED the squad to the park Wednes-
day morning and put them over at
good speed. In the after practice he
will probably be put In the box Tor
q while and given ehanee to ret
some real practice against the Colt
hatters.
There are now ten pitchers In the
Colts squad and Manager Lawlor will
have . hard time picking out the best
ones. BY April ~, however when
the seasons, he will have q good line
on the most likely ones. and will be
better able to choose those Of most
value 10 the team.
Chilean Expected Soon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
virainia Lesaa Id Psnnsxlxania.

+ CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, March
30.--pennsyivania defeated Virginia
yesterday to 3. IL was not until the
ninth inning. however, that victory
rested with the Quakers. After yir-
Einia had touched up Schultz for four
hits and tied thaA score in the eighth,
Culbertson. the Virginia twirler, went
TO pieces In the ninth. He issued four
passes to first, and these, with two hits.
gave Pennsylvania four runs and the
game.
Both teams fielded and batted about
on par, and there was nothing much
10 choose between them. Cozxcns. who
will lead the Quaker football team next
fall, secured the only extra base hit
Of the game Wood ficlded sharply
ia left field for Pennsylvania. while
Pickford and Fitchett, Ia center and
left, accepted several hard chances for
Virginia.
Culbertson pitched creditable game
up to the ninth and his work did not
suffer by comparison with Schultx. the
heavy hitting PsnnsyIyania twirler.
Score.
R.H. Il.
Pennsyiv'a % OF 1000 % 49, )
Virginia ...-.i q o o o o 3 o--3 8
Ratteries--virginin Cuihertson and
Rohan; Pennsylvania. schults and Co.'S
xanA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
NEW COACH FOR HARVARD
VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM

BOSTON, March SO.--That Percy
Haugkton may be displaced - coach
81 the Harvard varsity football team
and Francis burr, saptain Of two
ruxrs arc, may succeed 40 chief guide
Tor the crimson II generally believed
IL Harvard to-day. Burr has turn
ed UP ~ coach for the linesnen In
spring practice, and Captain With,
ington tntimAtea rather broadly that
therc q stfonk probability the AK
captain would head thesiist cf coaches
In the fall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
GOOD BUSINESS IN
AVIATION INSTRUCTION

PARIS. March s0.-Instruction in
aerop,ane plotting liz proving so re-
munerative that the aeropiane manu-
facturers are having q hard time
Keeping enough demonstrators on
hand to show their machines.
Louis Bieriot and Henri Farman
have been particular unfortunate In
having their pilots desert them to
take up prtsNe instruction.
LAS rapidly a. aviation students get
70 fhs/ can fiy. they begin teaching
the ART themselves and get rich." said
Bieriot. I'VE are willing 10 pay big
salaries, but We cannot keep them"
The voisiu and Antoniett people are
bemoaning the same bad luck. Cy-
clists and auto men furnish most Of
the recruits to the sky plotting
game" %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
DELAWARE COLLEGE TIE

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
ASHLAND, VA, March 50.--Ths
game between Randolph-Macen and
Delaware College Tuesday resulted In
a tie score, 2 to 2. Smith for RAN
dolph- Macon, with the exception OF a
little witness, pitched q good game.
yielding hits. while Knopf was
touched for 8 hits. including two dou-
bles.
Ecore nv innings: n. II, II.
R'ph- Macon ZOO DOL 1000
Delaware 600 600 Q2Q--2 5
Batteries: Randoiph-Ma Smith
and Beyill; Delaware, Knopf and Mar
shall. Umpire. Mr.. Rose.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

1t Is claimed for Manager Jim Nc
Aieer. of the Washington Nationals.
that he made a good move in estab-
fishing a precedent by placing Ger
ffsry Schaefer In charge of the team
during his absence. While in Rich
mond McAfeer was confined TO MS
hotel with an attack of rheumatism.
END In both games with the Colts the
Senators were under the guiding hand
of Schaefer. The miserable failure
Oh SchHefer to properly handle the
team was manifest at both games
here and was the means of the WASH
ington club losing a large number OF
good friends.
No more disgusting exhibition of
rowdyism was ever seen at the Rich
rnond park than that of the Washing
ton team while here. especially during
the last game. Leli1eit. street aud
Cnglaub showed themselves to be un-
xeEtiemanly players, their disorder
going so far that they were threat
apeG with arrest by the police and
were saved only by the intercession
Of Umpire Harry Mace, who was the
chief object OF their biasphemy.
The trouble started when IAndgran
slid into the home plate and was de-
clared safe by the umpire. Four
sporting writer's sitting in the press
box. two Of them from Washington,
agreed that IT was q close decision.
but that the man could have been
declared either safe or out The best
view of the play was to be had from
tie press box, except that of tina UNI
ptre. who was Immediately over the
players. The impression prevailed
that Street, In catching the ball. drew
back to avoid Landgraff's spikes. thus
missing his man. The sporting writer
OF the Washington Post, WHO "as
seated on the Washington bensh. had
no view OF the play, since Street was
directly between him and Landsraff.
and he could see neither the bail nor
Landgraff's feet. nor could he see
Street draw back to avoid the spikes.
That sporting writer smoothes the
incident over in the following amiaple
fashion:
Charley Street barely escaped &C.
ing 10 tile lookup this afternoon, In
the first inning Umpire Mace called
Landgraf safe at the plate. though
street had HIM blocked OFF by fully
feet. The decision angered Street.
| who jumped up, and while protesting.
made threatening move with his
mask. Mace let go his right. but j;
| fell short. and immediately three .ash.
er healthy looking policemen made
their appearance and wanted I, lake
| Street to Jail. Mace and the other
| players. however. smoothed things
over. and, while there was some time
wasted in strengthening matters out.
| 1t was well worth the while. for street
realized that he would not have look
ed well standing In front of the fa-
nous Judge Crutchfteid in the morn
Ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
Caroiina Wins Game.

CHAPEL HILL. N. c.. March 3d.
Amherst met defeat at the hands Of
Carolina yesterday, the score being 7
to /. This outstanding feature OF the
game was the steal home Of Hackney
In the eigth inning. Red Stewart
pitched u strong game. striking out
ten men. Vernon. for Amherst, struck
out six. Score:
R.H. II.
Caroline ...e o 10a8 esx-7
Amherst 30 / o o o o o o OIL 3
Batteries-"Red" Stewart and Poole;
Vernon and Henry.
summary: Earned runs-Carolina,
s. Two base hits--Hamilton and Hack
nGy. Stolen ba&es---Bivins. Hamilton.
Duncan. Hackney ca, and Burt. Sac
rifice hits Buie and Hackney Double
plAys-l3tewart TO Duncan to Hamtl-
ton: Kane 10 BurE First base ON balls
--Of Stewart. Q: on Vernon, 2. Hit
BY pitched ball--Hy Vernon. ]. Left
OH hasee- Carolina. 4: Amherst. ..
Umpire Moore, OF DAVIDSON.
Time Of EAme--t hour and 80 minutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
Altayista Lost Came.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
ALTAvISTA. VA. March 30.---Aita-
vista was easily defeated by Chatham
Training School Tuesday. Aitavista
proved to be an easy proposition for
the c. T. 8. boys, resulting in VIC
tory for the props to the tune of 20
to 1. The game was very good until
the fourth inning. when c. T. s. came
to the bat and tried to see who could
hit the hardest. When they were re-
tired ntne runs were added to their
column and the game was uninterest-
Ing from then on 70 the end.
The feature OF the game was the
battery work for c. T. s., Watson,
Reid and Louis. Hitting OF whole
team was very good. Work OF In
field was slow and ragged.
The catcher for Aitavista and Lane
both played we'll. Earned runs-C. T..
S., Is: Altavista. l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
COLLEGIATE TEAM
FAILS TO APPEAR
Game Between Norfolk and'
Swathmore Called Off-Giants
Expected.

NORFOLK, VA. March se--There
was no game Tuesday afternoon be-
tween Norfolk and Swarthmore Col
legc. The coIlegiAns wired Manager
Clarke Monday that they would not be
able to come to Norfolk. So far the To-
cal team has no game scheduled this
week. but vii have plenty Of practice
next week.
The New York Giants are scheduled
20 meet the crew on April 18th and 9Th
and the New Fork Americans viii be
here for three games on April 1th, Stn
and 9th.
The Altoona team comes soon for q
series OF games with the Crew. Carl
Walker, the Virginia University Twill
or. signed by the crew has not yet put
week however.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
EASTER HOLIDAYS
AT CLUSTER SPRING.
Students of Academy Entert
Many Visitors in Pleasant
Fashion.

Especial to The Richmond virgtntm
CLUSTER SPRINGS. yA.s Age11
s0.-The Easter holidays 1T GInm
Springs Academy extending
Good Friday to Tuesday. the tW11
ninth. were pleasantly observed.
a number Of young ladies cAIno NS9
q distance to visit In the cOmmMMy
ana the following were entef4xs1
nj the Academy by Mrs. HAMp
Wilson: Miss Bessie SteptoN. IX4G
burg. Va. Miss Kitty Stone.
Va: Misses Olivia and May E1y49
Danville, Va; Miss Bessie E1x@
woodend, Va: Miss Louise Hee
Danvtlle, Va. and Miss Flox2 H.
"a mfalter, Norfolk, Va.
on Friday night tho Joseph yG
son Dramatic Club preeonse4
comedy. 1.-THE EIopement "
The dramatis personals, throws
Miss Sarah W. Craddock. preG
the play in such manner fhN&
audience seemed to forget that
were giving attention to amateuy4
The csNrt b,nsisted Of neven 0M1
acters, four mon and three lAdt<4e
narts of the men were &Ak44
Me~srs. r. Y. Steptoe. Lynchhut1s
Edwin Owen, Dennistnn. Va; SIS
Jones. Boyce, Va: J. n. 8tOAe
Hurt, Va. aud those pf thA
were taken by Messrs TaxeWall
anan. Richmond: Graham E441
Ferguason's Wharf. Va. and
ton Cuts. Savannah, Ga s
The same comedy was a9M1Mf
sented in the opera house IN
Boston on Monday night.
packed house. The Frog Dan4
In costume OF large GreeA 44
tween the second and third
the entire house by storm.
The proceeds Of the tN0
mances 80 to the Athietjo 49,
Icf the Academy. A handxe
was realised. CPL
Saturday and Monday we
entirely to social enjoynN1f
afternoon Of each day IN
team played baseball GaA1ex
urday they defeated th4s G9S
ton High School while the e.
| turn on thSm Monday hTs@
kiniA Christian Collage IN
On Sunday esrvicea ysey&
the Presbyterian church u6
lHtsAt ~ the pestoE ~ a
r~tf Both services were
ed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
ITALIAN MARATHONER
ARRIVES FOR BIG RACE

NEW YORK March 3o.---umberto
Blasie. the italian Marathoner who
won the Arena Rationale OF Milan.
the Italian classic for the distance
this year. has arrived here from
Havre, He In entered In the Mara
thon derby to he held at the Polo
Grounds next Saturday. having come
to this country specially for this
race.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

LONDON, March ga dispatch
from Adds Abeba, capital Of Abyssi-
MIA to-day confirms the United f'ress
-ranfe Of MondGy that King Menelik
died there sunday. The oliciAl an
nosncsmsnt a ne death. Which sscs S ~
% Raa TssaraA, the Regent could make
tack 81 supporters of tAs deDossd eEa-
nross Taitu.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

tender for the 1911 tournament II
Ia probable Buffalo will be chosen
as there has been q strong sentiment
In favor OF that city ever since Il
failed to land the 1910 tournament.
Baitimore, which defeated Bunaio
for this tournament, will support the
Buffalo men this year, and word
from New York says the metropolis
bowiers are also In line for the Lake
Erie city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
.Cyr Youna Pitches on 43d Birthday
Az mall A AIauaa> "a

ICY" Younu Pitches on $50 btrthday.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March So.--
superb pitching by Kirsch and cy
Young. OF the second team. kent Rirm-
insharn from crossing the plate Tues
day the game ending Q to 0 because
Of darkness. Young was ~ vears old
yesterday. but he pitched eight CLASSY
innings, worked well In the pinches.
and ran In from the rark. q distance
Of two miles. after the game was over.
For one old enough 10 be q grand
father, penton =. possessss many OF
the qualifications OF youth.