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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-08-20
SOCIAL AND
Pc r S @ N A l.
e~ Items phoned or handed In for
this column before noon will be
printed the same day. ri

E. A. Barker returned from
Minneapolis today. 4
]. E. Erickson, of Superior, is here
for an over Sunday visit.
Charles Stiehl came over from
Virginia last evening.
NJ. G. Whitmarch, of Deerwood,
was in the city for few hours yes.
terday.
Nels Peterson, of Crookston,
arrived last night and went south this
morning.
Charles w. Hayssen, of Fort
Worth, Texas, is here for few days
to visit friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Latemer of
Turtle River, attended Market
Day in Bemidji.
Mayne Stanton spent yesterday
and today il Walker. He is expect
ed home this evening.
P. M. Laughlin, of Northome.
arrived here last>night and left for
his home this morning.
Mayor Parker came down from
his camps this morning to spend
Sunday with his family.
Miss Alice Kirk, of Moorhead,
arrived in the city last evening and
left for her home this afternoon.
Miss Clara L. King, of Leth.
bridge, Alberta, arrived in Bemidji
last night and went south this morn
ing.
w. r. Mackenzie went up to
Blackjack yesterday in the inter-
ests of the Beltrami exhibit at the
State Fair.
Miss Mayme Wood, who has been
visiting her brother Herb Wood for
two weeks, left this morning for
Minneapolis.
Monte Brown returned from Bag.
ley last night. He was in Bagley
for several days attending the War;
ren-Kolb case. :
Mrs: Tom Smart Dressmakina
Parlors. Orders taken for No Bone
Corsets, made to order. Also Tailor
made suits, coats ects.
The Misses Catheryn Whaley and
Nellie Lindahl left last night for
their home in St. Hilaire, expecting
to return in a few days. i
A: Konantz and c. F. Konantz,
of St. Paul, arrived over the Great
Northern yesterday noon and spent
a day or two in this city.
;. Look this up. A $4,000 Piano
for $275.00; $4,000 Piano for
$225.00. Snap if taken at once.
Bemidji Music House, J. Bisiar Mgr.
r. F. Pray and wife, Mrs. M. A..
Wright and Mrs. E. E. Nichols and
daughters, came in from the west
last night and left for the Twin
Cities this morning.
Charles La Du, of Pine River, was
in the city yesterday afternoon. He
is a candidate for the legislature
from his district. Mr.. La Du left
for bis home this morning,
F. S. Lycan returned last night
from two day trip to the Twin
Cities. While there, he. attended
meetings of the Hotelkeepers as
sociations and of the Elks.
The Misses Harriet, Lillian and
Bess Cochran will entertain a mum.
Der of young people tonight with
an informal dancing party in their
new cottage at the head of the lake.
The party is in honor of their guest,
Miss Hazel Harris of Superior.
Eva Lane, stenographer for a St.
Paul firm, starts for Europe on a
three months vacation. Her firm
pays all expenses. She owes her
success to training received in Man.
kato Commercial College. Why
don't you take a course? Send for
free Year Book.
Mrs. w. G.. Schroeder and her
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
Abril 26 de 1910.

Ell "Lego de San Pablo, fue la obra
.escogida por la compania Munoz Ota-
20, en- la noche del domingo
Puertolas, que hizo de Lego es ell
protagonista de la obra estuvo admi-
rable, la senorita Bonoris, como ella
sabe hacerlo, Casas, Morales y Sotorra,
trabajaron con amore, cosechando to-
dos numerosos aplausos.
Ell decorado, hecho por don Juan
w. Rios, gust6 mucho, especialmente
ell segundo cuadro del primer acto.
Curados en- Tricoche: Petra Santiago,
de contusiones producidas por CUTLER
mo Ruiz.
Julio Garcia, de Yauco de
unas heridas recibidas en- una pelea, con
un revolver.
Agapito Quiles, de una herida.
*
Llamamos la atenci6n del captain Fer
nandez Mater, para que de orden al po-
licia que presta servicio en- la calle Es-
.trella, que no deje parar cOches frente
a las casas de personals decentes.
sSera,nos atandidos caDitan?
Rafael Rodriguez, que vendia billie
tes de Ia loteria de Zamora, fue deteni-
do Dor el detective Gutierrez, quien lie
ocup6 billetes y una lista.
Va no sc eOnfOrman con pOner bateaS
entire las Delicias y Ell Parque de Bonn
bas, anoche Domingo, dia de retreta y ha
biendo en Ponce muchoS transeunteS 3
causa de las carreras de caballo, habla
para embedlecer la ciudad, tres carr0s de
rnano pegados la verja de las Delicias.
Esto, va es un abuse incalificable y
creeInos que el Hon Concejo Municipal
debern hacer agO.
Insistiremos
Don Andres eArias, dejo ell mundO de
los yivos el domingo por La noche. Paz a
Sus restOs.
Continua guardando cama el juez de
paz, sefor Pasarell.
Haeemos votes, porque el distinguido
enfermo, recObre la salud.
Sigue la p0icia en- su campana morali-
1adOra Mas de diez mujeres de vida al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27

rada fueron de!srrnciadas por actos des-
houestos y el iplez les hech6 ounce dol
lars de multa y a algunas, mas de quin-
ce.
Cinco seis jugsdas fueron sorpren-
didas, y Lopez Acosta sc encarg6 de los
jugadores,
Bien, nsuy bien.
, Is
CoRREsPoNSAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27
Ponce al lila
La zarzuela otra vez. carreras de
caballos, ell campeonato hipico.-Ls
aparici6n de un rnuerto.
Abril 25 de 1910.

Abrll 25 de 1910.
Anoche volvio & presentarse al pn-
blico ponceno, la notable troupe, que di-
rigen ei maestro Justo Pastor Torres y
el primer actor Manuel Puertolas, con
la preciosa obra t:!l1l Ahillo de Hero,
en la que cosecharon todos los artistas
que en- ella trabajaron, numerosos y
mercedes aplausos.
Luisa Bonoris fu6 aclamadisima al
subir q escena. Casas admirable, tuvo
que repetir ell duo con la Bonoris, So
torra cant6 muy bien, Morales y Ra-
mirez ajustadisimos y la orquesta So
herbia. FL publico le hizo justicia con
un prolongado APPLAUSE y ellos reptile
ron ell nimero, encomendado a violin,
del tercer actp, en- el que Sc distinguen
los maestros ,Ludievre de Mayaguez y
Colon de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27

tOrra cantO muy Dlens morales y ND
mirez ajustadisimcs la orquesta So
herbia Ell publico lie hizo justieia con
un prolongado APPLAUSE y ellos reptile
ron ell niimero, encomendado violin,
del tereer actQ, en- el que sc distlnguen|
los maestros ,Ludievre de Mayaguez v
Colon de Ponce.
Las carreras dc cabalios, resultar0n
animadisimas. La copa del campeo-
nato Sc qued6 en- Ponce, ell invencible
Perla Fina la gan6.
En- la primera carrera corrierOn Los
caballos, Ana de Glavary, Merry Wi
dow, Algeria y Don Flor gan6 Merry
Widow lleg6 en- segundo terlnino Ale
gria. La banca di6 un dividendo de
100 por 100 Merry Widow es de Ma
vaguez
La stgunda carrera, Fortuna, Mol
folk, OImsted y Janudice, Fortuna lie
90 primerO di6 un dividendo de 65.
Tambi6n de Mayaguez
Tercera >carrera. Esta la corrieronI
Puerto Rico, Juan, FuIano y Silver
Wedding III jurado fall6 a favor de
Silver, pero la gente gritaba que no es-
taba conforme, pues FuIano gano por
una cabsza Algunos que apOstaron
Silver contra Fulano pagaron, pues
Green que gan6 Fulano. Dividendo
$3.50.
Cuarta, Ideal, Musico Gran Cana
ria. Musico fu6 el vencedor llegando
Ideal en- segundo termino. Dividendo
S15.5.
En- la quinta corrieron Sir Victor,
Radiante Jibaro, que fue el vencedor
Dividendo $105.
Sexta, Wesland, Roslta Taboo.
Como Sc esperaba gand Taboo, dando
la banca un $055 de dividendo
En- la s6ptima sc disputaban la copa
Perla Fina, que al salir la pista, fue
saludado con aplausos, Mallorca y Co
lOso.
A Perla le toca al lado de afuera y
sale el lltimO, pero pronto Sc lie pasa
los demas Ilega vencAdor. Dividen-
do 60 pOr ciento.
Debal0 de la casa de Jose Concep
zion Torres, Sc encontr0 muerto el sa-
bado ell individuo Domingo Rodriguez.
Sc informa que Rodriguez, como una
nora antes tom6 un t& y dijo que Sc iba
a acostar debajo de la casa y al ir a
preguntarle una sonora como Sc sentia,
pu6s estaba enfermo, 10 encOntro muer-
to-
FL sabado p0r La tarde Sc lie dio Sc
pultura al cadaver de la que EN- vida
fn6 dona Fausta Colon de Gonzalez.
g Enviamos nuestro p6same su espo-
n don Avelino y dennis f3miliares de la
Hada
llaudelino Ortiz, sc declare culpable
aomicidio yoIuntario la Corte 10
Demo diez amos dc presidio
vpnbi6n fu6 condenado diez amos
tesidio con trabajos forzados Mi
Vargas, por el de homicidio vo-
60
pgo Quinonez, (a) Pichingo, que
kquisitoriado por el juez de Yau
petenido por q DOlicia Rodrl-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-27

Rafael Rodriguez, que vendia billie
tes de la loteria de Zamora, fue deteni-
do Dor ell detective Gutierrez, quien lie
ocup6 billetes y una hsta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
.[YNCHBURG TEAM
READY /: FOR WORK
jEntire Squad, with Few Excep.
tons, Will Report This
Week.
Especial to The Times- ni,nat ~ 4

4 Especial to The Times- Dispat oh. Il
l.ynchburg,Va Va, March 2i.-Transpor-
ttation has been sent to all OF the play.
,ers OF the local baseball team, and the
entire squad. with two or three excep-
lions. will be on hand by the close OF
next week. Huffman. an outfelder
will come April 5. and Sexton, pitch
scr. will not report before Juno L.
The squad will include the following
players: Pitchers-Grlfr,n. Brandon,
4 Levy and Gehring; catchers-Lucia and
! Rove; inielders--Eyans. Zeigler, Zinl-
! norman. Pindeil, Woolums. sharpe and
Manager Smith: outtielders-Jackson
Arthur Smith. King and Huffman.
The first exhibition game will be on
!. April e with a division OF the New
York Giants. thus giving the squad
more than a week to round into some-
thing like shape before getting into an
fActual game,
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
|, ers Of the }Lynchburg Baseball Associa-
stlon was held this afternoon in the of
hce of J. A. Scott &, Co, IN the Lynch,
building. the stock being we'll repre-
scented. The election OF officers for the
coming year resulted as follows; Pres
lident. ]. NJ Mclaughlin; Vice-Presi
tdent, c. NJ. Guggenheimer; Secretary
and Treasurer. r. Bruce Wilklnson:.
Executive Committee-J. NJ. McLaugh-
lin. G. NJ. Gugg enheimer. G, S. Adams.
u. "A. Sdott and H. S. Hirsh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
MEHSHOWUPWE[[
IN PRACTICE WORK
Coach Kennoy Will Soon Select
Washington and Lee
Team.
[special hi rhe rImes-pI.natch j

.lSVSCldISt 10 4Qe l4lmc6-Ol2patchI Fl.
Lexington, Va. March ai-The difficulty
IN hnding the right man for second base
prevents Coach Kennoy from lining-up q
regular varsity out OF the Washington and
Lee squad. In this weeks practice games
Herring Brown. Erwin and Nell have been
tried out, and Herring seems to be the
most likely man for the place, He played
a fast game at third last season. and did
come good batting. Smiths throwing arm
lis stil out o! commission. or the chances
are that he would give other candidates q
run for the second sack. Foreman has bean
taken from behind the bat and placed at
short. where he Is PLAYING an acceptable
game.
Captain stris Is covering nrst In great
form. and his work this season should
even DO an Improvement over that OF last
reason. Jake. Paredes was on the slab
for the first time to-day and seems to
have his curves well In hand. Coach Ken
noy also had Jalonick, husky freshman,
in the box. and he looks as II he may
make good man. Moran and Enrd ara
In nne keller. and Ball shows up we'll.
Cwathmey IL playing In tho outflcd. Watt
Efrd handles the bis nit we'll. and has
the making OF nt&crack backstop in him.
Rectenwald Is expected out the latter part
OF next week. and Hood will also be- in
uniform byfthat time.
Tildcp. OF Stetson University, and sPetefs,
OF Mooney School. reported for the outneld
to-day. 4 Ssss IN
Z Coach Kennoy hops TO put a hard hitting
and fast fielding team UP against the
strong Holy Gross aggregation Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
.s[M|.f|NAL ROUND
IN GOLF CONTEST
Annual United North and South
Championship for
ri Women.
Especial to The Times oispatcl, I

tSpecial8toT The Times Dispatcl,.1
Ptnehurst. NJ. q. Marcel, 24.--lliss
ir sr In6 e, the oakn9n, cSnn-
lnase Miss Louise Elkin ms and ID. Mrs esug Y
Raymond Price, also or the same club,
meets Mrs. G. II. Vanderbcck, OF Phil
adelphia. In o.morrow.s semi -flnal
South golf championship for women
as the result OF to-daY's play.
A1isa Elkfns had q close match with
Mrs. Wil1inm West. of the Camden
feated Mrs. George G Dutton. OF the
Oakley Country Club, on tho seven
teenth green, while Mrs. vanderbeck
Won easily easily FROM Miss Ethel Check, Of
Kate Van ostrand OF Walestown.
In the consolation the match be-
tween Mrs. G. s. Waterhouse, of Brook
line, and Mrs. y q Beall. of Union
town. was carried to tho nineteenth
a full summary of to-day's match
Championship. second round-srrs. q.
Miss YanhdeFbs,Ssk pMhlladepha bea.
Miss Kate Van ostrand. Walestown.
and and j; Miss Louise Elkins Pittsbure,
BEAT pc a Mrs. william West. Camden. Q up.
Mrs. g. g. Dutton. Boston. 2 and i
Consolation, second ronnd--Afrs. Wv.
{. Fownes, Or, Pittsburg, beat Mrs.
e. s. Waterliouse, Brookline, beat Mrs
u e. Beall. Uniontown. up 90 hoIe):
Mrs. l. w. Hornblower. South Orange
beat MI Alma Mackay, Passaic. S and
.; Mrs. y. p. Gardner. Chicago. beat
Mrs. 9. G. Hammond, Boston.1 ,ip.
Second eight, second round-AIrs. ]
g. splene Plttsburg. beat Mrs. D. e.,
y M!a,ei k Pas Y, by default: Miss
T. ]. Check. New York, 8 and 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
TA|RS' HARD At II;
AE \ ] |: IS on DECK
Practice Game with Washington
Team Called OFF Yes
terday.

i Norfolk, Va. March 24.-The rama
sscteduled for this afternoon between
.Ythe Senators and the Tara was "a 1lcd
off by Manager ArcA1eer The an.
!,ouncement was made BY Skipper
Clark, with the explanation tbat ,hs
pig league team desired 10 continue
~, practice on secret signaling work
me In game for Saturday Is still
week on the local diamond, ieavins
Tor Richmond, wl, eio'ua ihe esorni nrs
t dlenea and ITO to play The Colts on Mon
Yesterday tho visitors soe got in too
ts" H practices and tho consensus
e. e. opinion no is that the team was never
sea .e as as 5000 condition so early in the
MACE make q, great start next month in tie
on The ,;'o T arr, spent nearly three hours
o'cloeK e NEG ma,n x,estsHr ry. from II to .
short ileder has arrivsd l1 IL as yenes
a UNIFORM yesterday for the fjrst rrar.
., se OF the season. Heinie il looking
Is and ana expects to make the team
= !, The The Grew Grey q the Mary Jane was
n of alsnH@ yes, yesterday by the arrival
carthy Dass nem fa asd HI; Pitcher cher Nc
be an experienced and seasonsG
, nwiraer skipperI Clark has also been
IWlrier and we'll footed" vii, nv.
rive rye IN q day or two. -.
Bonner was on hand for the nrac.
1 1aIr y conni,isy and seemed to be in
holding down the Job at second Az
! S lpai the fact that there are several
''k ST youngsters making bid Tor IL
also e 81 tbe a gp,seh, The putchman. IS
me spot when the short iield nosiiio on
sA given out for keeps. poo'.1o"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25

Phlllies q. !. . 6. 4. 4, !. !. Z, % 1oi1 s n LILO
Princeton 4. % 2 o. o--
L summary: Two-base hlts-Titus aud
knabe. Hlts-or steve White. 6 in in
nings: off Greenbaum. in innings. sacri-
nee hits-Ballin, steve White and Foxen.
Stolen bases-Bates alagee ta). Knabe and
DOOM (a>, Double play-Greenbaum TO
Dawson. Basas on balls-of Steve White.
!; off Greenbaum. J. Hit by pitched ball
Titus Struck out-By FoSen, T.: by Steve
white. 3: BY Greenbauna. ?. Passed balls
Dawson te), Time OF game, hours Ura-
plre. Mace Attendance, l,1bo Isl ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
TENNIS SCHEDUL
virginia Team Has ENcallent Pros.
\ nncta With All Old Players Back,

'yirsinta Team Has Excellent Pros.
pects With All Old PLAYERS Back.
rspecial to The T lnles-Dispatchsl
Charlottesville. Va, March aA ,-~NIan-i
ager Minor @. Lille Is arranging an
attractive series OF games for the tens:
mis- team. AS yet nothing definite has
shaen decided upon. hut AT is almost
certain that the Virginia tenpls team
Will play South Carol! 1a on their own
There Is also a possibility Of play
Ing, the Midshlpnen at Annapolis, and
wilson has, written aslsinG for a
are insoontemp ations hut the present
financial standing q e The Tennis Club
will not permit a. very large sd ed,ie.
"a Of the men, at las 8Ae ason' IS team
gained FROM Year games, they
Should Sbe able to ,l We go cd account
Of helnsaly es. he tenn 10 coprts are
be Ions. IA fore he me ns M II In getting
read fQE, the aprlps AZ prpalne At 4. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
.Phi)lies Find It Hard.
to Connect for
Long Hits.
.SOUTHPAW TOKEN
is USED 8 INNINGS
Strikes Out Twelve and Allows
Just Two singles-Manager
Charley Doom Makes Wild
Throw to Third Base,
and Nassau Men Rornp
Home.


| Southpaw Foxens steady pitching
throughout the nine innings was the
feature Of the game at Broad stree,
Park yesterday, when the regular
Phtllies defeated the Princeton Uli-
versity nine by u score of 10 to 2.
1t was not we'll played game
even II Manager Doom does promise
that he has picked men who will fin-
ish first or second in The pennant
race--and we have seen our Colts, a
many day. come much nearer put
ting the sphere into the flower garden
beyond left field fence
Dooin's throw 10. catch Dawson AT
third base In the fifth iuning was Wild
by yard. and before Bates could
get the ball back into the diamond,
Dawson and Steve White scored the
only runs credited for Princeton.
Bates scored the only earned run In
the, fifth. He singled. then sto,a seo-
3ond and wa. safai, ,,e,,,a i, ~. -,
nit ~ rirht eo1s .ttar si,a,, ~ .hra ans
Dawson.s las 1,hs mi, ,,rna 49,, o ~ !,
fans n,ada an, d,sn,oy VT. ,ae
Princeton taIlied and th,s ,r,,,.. 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25

brought along Occidental, Jack Dem
nerlein and the old campaigner, Reid
more.
a fast recent winner. who will sport
silks at Jamestown. Is Monami. the
property Of Captain P. NJ. & Walker.
This one will bear close watching,
Fearnaught H.. frequent winner
around New York and well known at
Norfolk, Is another ono that IS ready
Tor tho bugle call. Ex-Jockey joe
Jones, who formerly rode for August
Belmont, chairman OF the New York
Jockey Club, arrived with Crossoyer
and Snug. Jones was quite success
ful here last spring with Crossover
and Others. Lois Cnvanaugh. the yin
iner. of the last race here last spring.
was among the arrivals yesterday.
coming straight from a victory al
Tampa last week. Mike sheedy, the
eA-jockey. Is training this one now,
having purchased him from Tom
Aann1x. s's9 IS 49,
osorine, also included in the Hatfield
bunch, Is the horse that took the
speedy j. II. Reid into camp only four
days agoSa sJacksonvIlle.
s& Old Green Morris. of Judge Nor
row" fame, has a star. two-Year-old |
IN his collection, named Edmund |
King Avondale, who won no later
than Monday OF this week. Will ship [
Tonight from Jacksonville as will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
BIG STRING OF RACERS
ARRIVES FROM FLORIDA
Will Take Part in Jamestown Meet---Prospects
Are Bright, and It Is Believed That New
Records Will Be Made.

Norfolk, Va, March 2i.-The com
ing meeting Of the Jamestown Jockey
Club promises to be record breaker
in more ways than one. Already
horses are walking miles in 1:44, and
Esecretary Gerhardy states that there
are horses on the grounds to-day
nat.
"A big consignment Of horses arrived
yesterday over the Seaboard Air Line
from Jacksonville and Tampa, Fla.
Among them are an even dozen owned
by David Dunlop. we'll known here
iabouts. Included In this string Is the.
crack two-year-old Master John of
whom John Pansle entertains the
into camp the smartest youngsters
shown at Jacksonville. La u, Mexican,
Takihira and Trench Girl are also
among the virginia sportsman's lot.
yesterday was that of John w. Schorr,
of Memphis Included in this lot are
Fulfil. a many times winner at Jack
sonyille: Otillo, good miller, and a
likely looking bunch of two-year-olds.
Jockeys Alusgravc and Guy Eurns will
do the riding for Mr.. Schorr at Nor
folk.
~. Hatfield. another Western trainer.
bAOuo taI11o11s9 e11ao SSuDbC lbs$eSdS
trio, John Carroll. the ex-Corrigan
horse: Eva Tanguay, a splendid three
year-old filly that has been winning
In the South, and Hyperion H., who
formerly ran in the ,colors OF c. j.
Celia.
Another new conner is Ragman. THIS
fellow does not seem to know how
to lose, he having scored brackets in
his last five attempts and he looks
better to-day than at any time since
John r. Madden put him over tho
plate, when as tw o.year-old, he won
at Bennings at the remunerattve odds
Of 25 toll. The famous ea-jockey,
Snapper Garrison, loomed up with
Aunt Kate. The mare looks we'll and
will do in the shorter distances. "a
fast Splinter In the consignment that
arrived to-day and one that will mako
them all sit up and take notice is La
Refine Hindoo. This ofttime winner
will take a lot of beating.
The Well-known trainer, Harry
Shannon, brought under HIS Wing the!
fast mare, Ida p. and Manhetrner II /
appearances count for anything, these
two horses will get III the pictures at
the coming meeting.
j. Burtchell, another trainer from
the West. brought Cooney *. and Fly
Ing Footsteps, two handy horses IN
any company
The Shields brothers. will and John,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
Foxen in CLASSY Shane.

Foxen In Classy shape.
Before the game 1t was announced
that Doom would use two pitchers; but
after five innings FoXen was stcadier
than when he began, and was kept in
lust SO he could show the benefits OF
his stay In Southern Pines. Foxen is
a southpaw. and Is one of the try-out
squad who has been selected on ac-
count OF his early season work to do
regular duty In the National League
between this and next fall. Twelve
strik e. outs. even against team that
was destined to defeat before the first
ball was tossed, is q good record. and
besides this he allowed only two hits
one scratchy. He allowed no free
passes.
Steve White started in we'll for the
Princetonians and kept 1t up until
Greenbanm succeeded him: but the
players back Of then, juggled the BAH
at the wrong time. and once first base
was reached Dooin's gang seldom
stopped going until the circuit ha
been completed. What looked like a
disaster came in the fifth, when Titus
was hit in the head by a thrown ban
at first base. But he recovered quick
~ and stole second His error han
pened in the first, when he dropped
fly.
Ia ,,I la tod f-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
PLAYS FIRST GAME TO-DAY. /
1tosnoke College Team Announce,
Schedule for Season.

scnedule for Season.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
salem, Va. March 24-The Roanoke
college baseball team will play with
dates given:
Friday. March 25-Roanoke High
March asst. Johns Military Acad-
March 2s-Randolph-M Macon.
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April so-,yirginia Christian College.
;tay o-smory and Henry.
.Mr. Jackson. OF Tennessee, Is coach
1ns the Roanoke College boys. and
p pl.n MT. shenk as manager and MI.
do sow, ss ga Sap,ain; the team expects to