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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
NEW ENTERPRISES
7 PLANNED. FOR S0UTH.
List Of Leading Industrial Under
takings of Past
Week.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Baltimore. February 26.-Among the
important new Southern. industrial
Undertakings mentioned in this weeks
issue of the Manufacturers Record
are:
cintchfeld Portland Cement Cor
poration, Kingsport, Tenn. awarded
contract for. the construction of Its
plant: buildings OF concrete and steel.
5000 barrels of Portland cement, es-
timated cost 100000. Lowe SManufact
uring Company. Huntsville, Ala, award
contract for constructing it's addition
al weaving mill, to be equipped with
800 looms; cost about $4,000. Repub-
lie Cotton Mills. Great Falls. S. c., an
nounced its plan to build two more
mills; plant under constructionssHw will
have $4,000 spindles and 1000 looms,
while the two additional plants will in
crease this to about 100000 spindles
and looms to match. Peacock Coal
Company, Clarksburg. W. Va. was in
corporated with $4,000 capita, stock.
Durham Textile Mills. Durham, n. G..
was Incorporated with $4,000 capital
stock, to establish a hosiery mill. Ply
mouth Brick & Tile Manufacturing Co,
Plymouth, n. c.. was incorporated with
$4,000 capital stock,
Universal Fibre Gin Co, New York.
announced its plan to build cotton G'in
Wss9'. in the South, probably In the
( Birl.9ingham district. Allen Engineer
ing Co.. Memphis. Tenn. is planning
the construction of a 100000 plant tc
manufacture steel materials for bridges
and buildings. Jacksonville Deer
Water Terminals. Jacksonville, Fla.
was Incorporated with 100000 capita
stock. Observation-Disclosures Lumber Co.
Detroit. Mich. will build a large plant
AT Nettleton, Ark, daily capacity to be
40. 900 feet of hardwood lumber, Il. L.
Shuford Manufacturing Co. Lawton
Okla, awarded contract for construct
ing its mill building, which will be
equipped with 10000 spindles and 500
looms. El Paso Oil Refining Co. III
Paso. TEX, was incorporated with
/ 100000 capital stock. Elkhurst Lum-
her Co, Ellhurst, w. Va. was incor-
porated with $4,000 capital stock.
| Rileaud Sugar Factory. Broussard.
Ia awarded cnntruct at $4,000 for
sin roller milf; will increase daily
capacty from 900 to 1900 tons Ten
|nessee River Coal Coz Orme Tenn, de-
cided to install an electrical plant with
ldaily output of 500 tons or coal.
carolina Clintchfleld & Ohio Rail
way, Mark w, Potter, chairman. New
York decided on the construction OF
extenslye coal terminal facilities at
| C,harleston, S. c.. and eSpectstto award
contracts soon, Pickets Cotton Mllls'
/ IIigh Point ". c. will organize With
sa5o ooo capital stock TO build u plant
\ of II. 900 spindes and 500 looms
Jennings Cotton Mills, Lumberton
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POOR OYSTER YEAR
IN NORTH CAROLINA
Season, Both as to Output and
Condition, Not Up to
Average.

Raleigh, n. c., February 26.-Inquiry
was made OF w. NJ. Webb, OF More
head City. the State Oyster Commits
sioner, as to, the conditions of that in
dustry during the present season. He
says that the season mas been poor,
both as to output and condition OF the
oysters, and that he cannot. account
for a small catch. further than to say
that 1t has met the demands. Only
two canner!es have been In operation,
one at Beaufort. the other at Wit, and
these have been able to get about all
the oysters tney could, handle.
For two seasons past not a single
raw house has been in operation In
this State. BY this it is not meant to
say that there are no houses shipping
oysters for there are few at More
Washington handling from 500 to / 900
bushels a month. but this amount is so
small that these can hardly be classed
as shucking houses.
The largest area or bottom where
oysters are tonged ism Carterer coun-
ty. while. of course, the dredging is
done in Pamlico Sound. The Beaufort
factory has this season handled $4,000
bushels OF racoon- oysters and. $4,000
bushels of culled or select oysters.
The factory at Wit Is a small one, and
handles only 10000 bushels of culled
oysters. Al al. the other. points in the
state the output mas been 1900
bushels of cuiled oysters. and there
has been shipped out OF the State by
both only 200 bushels, there having
been very little demand by boats for
oysters for points out Of the State, be-
cause Of newspaper reports that the
laws forbid sending oysters out Of
North Carolina by boat.
The trade for North Carolina oys-
ters upstate has never amounted to
anything, and never will, Commission
cr Webb says, because the people know
nothing of the excellence of the loca,
oyster Thus Norfolk and Baltimore
oysters OF standard grade, sell for -
cents Il gallon more than the North
Carolina oysters, simply because of the
reputation OF oysters In those cities.
and under these conditions the North
Carolina packers cannot get a foot
hold
There has been very little trouble
with the oystermen in the inforce-
ment OF tho Law. 9 437
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Rccclpts Cut Short.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Rocky Mount, N. c., February To-
The snow storm of Thursday cut short
receipts of tobacco this week some
what, though they We're fairly large,
despite the unfavorable conditions. ana
amounted to nearly 10000 pounds.
The quality of the offerings and the
prices obtained show little or no
change ovor last week, the market
being active and prices fully as high
as they have been heretofore.
What little tobacco that remains In
the country will doubtless be mar
keted during the first two weeks in
March, should the weather conditions
prove favorable. r1
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NO Construct Highway

I.eesburg, Va. February s6,--Tha Councl,
OF the town OF Fairfax at a recent meetin.
voted for special election 10 he held on
the question Of banding the35town 10 raise
the sum OF 5000 as Fairfax's contribltion
to the new highway from. FAIRFAX 10 1,yson,a
Crossing Similar action was taken IN the
Council OF Vienna, and an election wil,sha
held in that place to anthorlzs the issue or
bonds for the sum OF $4,000, private subscrp.
sised sufftcient 10 raise the required afnount
.nf ssl5. 900 which tho State Highway Com !
mission has estimated necessary. This grond
leads through the eantre OF SEaIrfax county.
and is much Travelled.
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pr1ce, we'll Sustained.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Iynchburg Va. February 26,-Sales
OF loose tobacco on tho Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending Feb
ruary %, 1910, as reported by John
Il. Oglesby:
Sold week ending February
is ,..,.,. c1o,soo
Sold week ending FEBRUARY
1 a. .,,,.., -. ..,,, 47o,aoo
Decrease week ending Feb
ruary % ,.,.i,a,,.l.I,3. ,.H|...,.. l4e.soo
Continued on Last Page.)
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From all points III Virginia and
North Carolina there come reports OF
unseasonable weather and the receipts
of leaf tobacco have been cut down
accordingly. Some OF the markets re-
port that the bulk of the crop has al
ready been marketed. and they look
for reduced deliveries from now on.
This may be true, but then again il
may not. Farmers somehow have a
way OF holding back stock when IL
suits them so TO do, and in these days
OF modern barns and ordering houses
they can generally ind q way TO keep
their stock until they get ready to put
1t on the. market.
The Richmond market has been fair
ly active the past week considering
uufavorable weather conditions Al
together about half a3nillion pounds
of the sun cured stock found Its way
10 the market. and it is likely that
twice as mich might have. gotten here
had the farmers felt inclined to fetcn
1t in. Tho buyers We're right on the
job and exceedingly anxious for stock,
and they would have bought much
more than was offered and paid good
prices for It. Astit was they gave the
outside bid, on every pile that came to
the front, and .sosfar as can be learned
all of the sellers were Well pleased
with the tisurcs they obtained.
The Burley sellers We're also we'll
pleased with conditions. Something
more than 100000 pounds Of White
hurley was put under the hammer and
SO far as can be learned not single
pile was taken in. This is evidence
all of the sellers We're we'll pleased
with tho hgures that the new market
offers them. The Burley average was
said to be about s15 per hundred and
this includes all of the common stock
that was raised BY the Virginia eN-
perimenters in the new type Of to-
bacco.
The sales days extended from Mon
| day to Friday. o-$
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Sales on Farmville Market.

= s. .ISpcClal TO The TlmeS- -DlSpatCh.
Farmville,a Va, February 26.-The
secretary OF the Farmville Board of
Trade gives out the following state
,ment as to the sales OF tobacco on
this market to the present time:
Total sales for August and Sep
tember, 613s750 pounds: October. 54,-
.45s; November, l,149,5So; December
S5o,014; January, 1.993.5O5: to Feb
.ruary %. 445,323; previously reported
for, 1,6l2F3e;. grand total sales OF the
season, 6,719,369.
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a DELIGHTFuL pen.
A X.
ALL MARKETS REPORT
LIGHT-LEAF RECEIPTS
Weather Experienced in Virginia
and North Carona---Richmond Market
Fairly Active---Burley Sellers 4
Pleased With Conditions.
lCQnditions.
A $4,000 HEN.

weather the rest of the week the
sales were light. Prices We're practi-
caily the same as have prevailed for
some weeks past. with perhaps a slight
advance on some grades. No unusual
transactions in redried stocks have
been reported this week.
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the, Meesi5 four MI II
to. sena =. !. nst sor,c Of those right
e aos whs
.Ss g The plate Flick and one O. rnS
eatchess as a nsssast w chance.
sticking throughout the season ano pSSss'ss
0 ee1nveinnd was crowded with handed
batters and sas e
,heir SOU hpaws to work against the y aps.s
That was when ,'ss1nr n
= riv. with the departure Of Congha.on..
Hess. Bay and and the h anssn an
almost lasa entire aaa
during VIC ,,,t an n southpaw won't against
Mn both s aaas be ss
,ata dley Birrning ham and the
sas
pseaus ali season. This year with 5sW
mixed SoWa sons sa
lfinp RECORDS
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y, 3, nat f is silly to draw con!
: r,anns Lake isn't goin 70 1na : s .sS
: : !, commit ted by ne
:, : !, : gers OF relying on "
'tsa N viii be composed almos \, sn !. u
tfra,v. az Young players, and SWn WIS ~
:, i f1nish last, It won't oe sucn No g
homeless il-ender as was e s ~
computation that nltsrepr 8lssa ,gs
vile. Lakes team II y q oio ~ E
q first and third nlss q
the cellar. &, Z. =, a ~ h X.
4phillias are not likely to hnls ~ ~ u
9hettar this year than hey dn1ss heda ~
season. Charley Doom ia e. ralt v
FOOD hack stop, but as q mana ger l.As -
ABILITIES arc unknown.sssA n stss ol Isl ". !
Quaker players re SO o. now. 80
they ever will be. ana $50.
are shortly destined 70 slow Up ". No
\ hstr. work. The only one tof the los8
who seems to be getting bette ait sAss
time is Ed Grant. wi no ~ 9 cow
T tho hest third sbasemans IN stne &eouut s
sYs 0nlv one scribe In. theSSount try mas
rone on record thus far to say now
the National League tea ms WILL " nn!sh
I this year. M This ~ nture somes MOVIE .
lual ass igned fth place g the
~ . Wills, that Hans Nv gner WASH
/ IN IL = to BE tho batting dem % old:
and that .Bahe Ad ANS and W CTS.
4 Miller would not repeat their MI rae Is
Nous perf ormancas OF a 80 Thi9 sp pre-
4 diction n sounds eStremely sil y hs
Pirates, iust now, stand an eltens
5lohance OF land ing ano thor - ennAns p ,s
4 their task IN, 0l viii be
. set' 'non I'm, IL Cling yetaina the Gnns
.isan1g Grifflth' IS pla yarss roeVe
Il n 81 ar as rant ~ an they Hprovssa
q lias eas cn, ere p1f 'eass
III sds sesap for INC Eohas s0n,
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1, 4
sa Ashland, Va, March 5.--with tho,
apparent break 81 winter weather,
Coach Warren has called out baseball
material at Randolph Macon Collcgc.i
There are almost thirty applicants on
the diamond, and tho few vacancies
caused by the absence OF last years
men Will likely be filled only after
some close struggles by these various
applicants.
Grayely and Smith, last years twirl-
ers, will both betin the box this year,
tho former captainlng the 1910 nine.
IBeville behind the bat, Gillette at Sec
ond, Pritchard at short-stop and lite
| in right field arc also back to I'LL their
old positions. THIS leaves four va
| cancics: left and center fields and first
| ana third bases. And especially AZ
1 nrst and third will the absences OF
4 Captain Newman and Dick Lancast Ter
be felt, men who have saved the DAY
4 for tho yellow Jackets on more tnan
one OCCASION.
II. II. Payne. OF brakes Branch, re.
& Gently elected manager In the place O
4 70. s. Chaplain. resigned, has apou
4 Icomp1etcd his schedule. The. schedul'
is remarkable in some particulars
. Nevcr before has Randolph Macon la,
> Ithis percentage Of big games on he
d lhome diamond. Due, OF course, to IN
,Itnaux Of Northern mines during tn
! carly season, games have been ar az
: ranged with Rutgers College. D e.l
ware College and PennsylvaniaCooll
n lege. while later in the season HAM
ton college and Mt. st. Joseph
Z School, both OF some baseball proves
& viii also meet Randolph Macon1
s For the usual Southern trip the'
= has been substituted q swing throue
y the Western part OF the state. to y
i'd clude the virginia Military lnsttut
,e washington and Lee and the virgin 3; =
=, Polytechnic Institute. Efforts ma
Z, been made to secure game win =, y
- University OF Virginia, but SO Tar , IN
- contest with Virginia resulted IN
!. haze been OF no avail. Last s &c
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at,ne any team In the @s n att gt'lllss
3. J, z! aud was u extremely fectlye
y. : = the pirates, Giants and & e,uos
IN 1900 Lush beat the Cor-
:. 81 Is .Shon they had Babe Adams
nitchIng for them. and led the stss 49,,
= Vic tory q over the Ola y ~
IN ~ t,, Nlathewson was SirssS : \ ~.
1s',r,,n not climate OF the N = s. ~,
:, ~ h suit Vic Willis, who !recen..yg
u ~ :. nght by the Card 2 ais u
y. for a sum said to nave oee.,
ssso Ma, wills isn't all in YET ~ Z
innr shot and IL the
acnra Four runs behind MN =, oV, +, q !
- mo he pitches for IN ~ 80
from Delaware turll ~ ~.
Win. Frank Corridor ousht y " IA ~ =,
] ! =. work In st. Louis than ne gig -
r M, - alnhia Bresnahan has seVera sI
a nm, = twlrlors the best 1uvenil q seela,
"a he Isl bB Harmon, VIII pitched any
1vnn q sixteen-inning game g gall III. wy
Giants a I the Polo Carounds las se ',s
s.,,, re the ST, Louis team ma Kess 's u, :,
s-noa showing this year E3resna
e -, . naysmor Ion to- nanai =
,,is club and less to 1aWlnE In
M y, roledo sleut tn has pr seq " W.
,,nya and also intends TO calch o ,y I
-, ~ M for the Cardinals unle S. NV
1sss., M an sha two good catche Y
niisa1and Pie ps. who WI II help 8ous 81
- 81 "a IL injured or gets snsp endef
II, ant Lynch for UNI pire baitlng
phe I3ost on, ID oves loo Is 4 = tYoh 4 y \
stban5 they looked last year. butistfa
lsphjl,ias8 do not appear to b e8 any PEI
d ~. nan they " ere In %. " he $Isos 1
sIninns, TOR the f,rst ttples many $50 y
un , nave sa zeal " cad er.i Fred +
!. Nh, Y "a Hi III IN better than preds
n u t:s, 81 81 and 1is l1e
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WIZARD SCHA[FER
!. BILLIARD: GENIUS i:
Forced Many Changes in Style
Of Playing During His Long
Career.
E.As'l.L RANKED K FIRST IS
| Mastered Nearly Every New
Method and Balk Line Had
to Be Often Moved.
EASILY RANKED FIRST

| Iacnh scbaefer. known the country
over as the wizard OF piiliaIos,
lranortcd to be very Ill in his Color aoo
home. and there are grave fears . ..,,'N
he may never touch cue asiLl lia. 49,. -.
game has known several star =. ssa ~ y.
schaefer stood in class Ny hinlss ~.
and when at the zenith OF ms ms .esss
4 occupied position rom w !.
lnot be dislodg &c. ~.
4 None Of the billiard leaders OF 70 '
idav display the exquisite touch pos pos.
ssssed by Jacob Schaefer. SchaeIer :
eeni,,s IN ferreting out technlIca -
Il noints az the game forced changes ~
Ivory sty1e OF billiards for more tn ia1'
4 "a Years. saws the Chicago TIL pune ,'l
during all OF which time ne was Az an.
lhead 81 his profession. Nhen ssua ~.
I ar acquired the championship " Z, -. =,
a world in 1879 the only gains ..,ra.
Il known to the public was .ne -, ~ Il !,
hall French carom game, anu 1Ae s o.'.:
q restriction which made 1t DIN ers 1 1'l
the common straight rail game va "
: that 1-2 inch square was or raw
Z tsin5 each corner, and In these SO u il
1--we nan could not be blocked or Jaw
al In order to make high runs.
I Al this era of the game no one ma
4 Conceived that by deltcacy OF t tu!1s
!. and a wonderful Judgment otS ho !,
: the balls could De = - :. "a 3 i,
! Trail SO that after each s l,
= 81 sst.nn which preceded the sh'
: Would remain. IN this way the pal
con,d he carried along the rail, nal nj
III 49,. = complete circuit ofsthe ia pie a
3 80 r,nr possible an unlimlteo 81 s's =
schaefer made this discovery and 9. ?
hi" into effect IN q match Z, z aga,nsss85
n B. Mccleary - san : !. onn noin
Years ago. The game was !, WV al pom
Sividad In three nights play.. On ea
n atght schaefer ran his 1000 poin 7
6l VIZ, VA = rcally one long rum. ~ -
ms marvellous : ,.I performance which $ :,
stands out 50 WILDLY in me ;ins =, :
Of ali lovers Of the game, - I'm 1 1
death knell Of straig y rsAlts :. = =
ions. !. !, ~! I.,p.. ss5SiSi
The result was that Y many 9 ai =, I
stv,ess OF game were adv nced. 2 " ~ le
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Z /. hetter&manager than y arry i
,av and will have at his comn ana /
II vars who are superior TO IN $ll lls,
! = N, = q commanded last year 1 e,
MI, 40 a real ind, ana Es1-
=, r,ennox should play much oetlee
Ia ii In 1910 than he played II ~ :
when he paid too much att nt l'li ~
3i,,cking at the umpires and not 9 ~
to his work. s 8s d, Is ! J, - !, "a
ha en,nn, but they Il ave a. sp1Ae'ilui.u
nItchingS staff. and IL some OF the slu = .
develop as Manager ahlen$3 OK y eS. !,
them to- develop the Broo klyns y WI Y. -
MAY much better art cle 81 ga t.. =,
year than they played "a 81 seaso =,
R;,lv bergen, for the frs me 9 y 4
nat ~ VIII have reliable assistant,
i : : ,anv nice things are b elng salo ,
h,,,t Mike Erwin. whoS is q fA1s'1eu
catcher. Z y, !, \ Z $of tho
n Roger Brssnah q n, 60 m lIlhHue ., = 3
~, sSina,s seems to have lmproV ed ms
tsa :, q lot during the OH sea SON. ), =. ~
1sssah has oneS OF the greatest 1lrht
~ ~ n the country In Nd. IS onetehy.
s s1,,1a,. rTmreins at second y no pay
ara near his 1908 torn. ne.l
.hs Mound City team ~ - 4,
siaa OF the st. Louis IN & VS. :,
svift al short and etther ~ Wrey.s ~ =.
barps y II wing. but the men mantionee
u the IS M bio b tormers md the Gar
gre n Z ~ NV have the best set 81 "
al w ars t, fhey haYa possessed for man!
e ava steve Eyans,I Re bel Gaks
M IS llta are hreeise as Y
]. .nnn !. outneld eys. " eh.s "
s1AH -, ana, GOV lot sofs ros w
"a !; ~ FAST on, 10 tsr ~ nAna
y Is Il "a & good q ~ ~ ! " y
:. iTsIsh No Sa papl NH !
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ny shlo,Irtstop.

s7 ! MIX 8 Donlin decides to forsak So: 9 !
4 "a. foot1tzhts and rejoin the Giants lar
] -, M Il hnny Killing is reirstated Lpy
thaaSNn tional Commis sion ana DIZZY isy .
a,if the Cubs, the National Lea ts gue
thiassyear is likely to have IN 9 & ness
nanna ut race IT has had Tor many nan.
soasons. IN the ! 900 camp pal p tne s
rates pract ically walked away VIZ. =,
thu pennant, getting 1r9... Z,
In May and staying ther g. ta 49, al
August the cha rnpionshlp vas vas c tranziad
"a the Corsairs by even the ]. Ii eshIna.
tana ~ creator New. York and ~ tosL.
-. rha pirates were play1nE 2 s. Ia.
~ ba III and were not snoW. III,
~ az "blowing
sHs 2, vonld lose couple OF ss.,!ea
=; s,,cc but there % m n.y.
s 81 of big slump bein 6 ], - Us, thair
pirates did not play 3 s neaa Anus
speed in 900, but Y thn,,t isling,
pon!ln. c !, - they hads q on
~ "a precedin yea y, ], !, :, y, |.
y, =. 40 Donlin not having slshl,
: n. ~ ention OF q gall playlnE pau
Hel s t u;tna still not knowing ~ ne s
sna NV III he pardoned by the Nations
Snn ~ Il for his action ~ vlolas'
MIS- contract and iof ], J,
~ w ma Ior lea que terrific With 9 Team
seu ssas,ssnrof ans the Pirates 8loot
e e 3h hs an excel chance toswin q.
\ EMsyational League pennant q q AIN. How
K Svsr, should ponlin once more nlaI
,v,ths the VI Giants 4 and ling spasttm
with the Cubs. yy,opld be iar. afrot
n ~ ,s sansv task for 4 the G,orsatrs to gre
neat their 900 trick and land n II y, q
IA Possihly, eyen WI bout VIII!
nv par enl tal ~ nj nAirs e ~
M ysttsSurs ars q 80 q
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J, \ anton to the possibility Of q SECOND q: q
=, eating between the two men,. y ne ell
son has sent out repeated demands !, ZOE q
another chance. He insists ne was q !, ny =
in form; that he should have NAG :, 3
chance when Referee Smith stop s[.sI1
3ti,eY lighting. Wolgast says Nelson VII ~
/, h. - 10 s'fo wait. He purposes to exercise
( , ,he privileges OF champ ship, now
Nat Ia has won tho title. Flo agrees
however. that Nelson is entitled TO an n !
other fight Sporting writer's are, m
eiined to doubt that the men VII mee s
again. 4, II, - c,nss IL
lis said, will be between NE .,,,an :
sers met to discuss o forty e-round
80 e ~, at no distant date. They are are
said sal, to have virtually agreed 70 gen
a ,rsl terms, the winner to cha llense
'lNNolgast.
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Is AsFB / PR OSPECTS
{ AT RANDOLPH MACON.
Thirty Candidates Answer Call Of Coach 3, war ~
rer---F our Vacancies to Be Confessed = Or
Manager Payne Announces Schedule.

4 10 I, victory for the larger school.
A Another noticeable feature about
'tho 1910 schedule Is tho arrangement
whereby encl, OF the four colleges In
Eastern virginia which contest for . Tn, the
Will play Two games
with each OF the otncr colieses. inc
c,,an =, r,ionyl,ip will accordingly bol
= 1wa riIed iris year on the percentage
IN al. asif3this method eliminates nlll
5nosaih,lity OF such hopeless ngles
an these four schools have gotten into
OF lato years, both In baseball ana
pan9lo,n i, Macon will play Richmond
College an exhibition game April II,
thi. in addition to the two Scfiampio N
ship games which come at the END OF
the season 8s
4 March 24.-Rutgcrs cone &c ~ 1As''r
MA March o-Delaware College at Ash
land. =.
Mnril 2-virgiria Military institute
AnriI 4-Washington and Lee UNI
j versity at Lexington.
!, April 5-virginia Polytc chnic INST l'''n-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
ON LEFT HANDLERS;

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ths tFa,nhsc
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