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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08

f. ]. Fenton n Co. will open then
enlarged five and tcn-cent basement ana
annex tomorrow
The executive committee OF the
Brattleboro Civic Improvement League
will meet at the home Of DIR. II. d. Holton
Tuesday evening at 80 O'Clock.
The current issue of The Nermonter
which is devoted to the state tair contains
an article on the horses other than Nor
gans bv Louis D. Herrick of Chesterfield,
n II. .
Columbian lodge, +, q A NJ, will
work the second degree this evening and
the third Tuesday evening The meeting
Tuesday evening will be in charge OF
special officers.
&C. b. Crowell, ID. d. G. NJ. for the
eighth Masonic district, announces that
the annual district meeting will be held IN
the Masonic temple in Bratteboro Friday
afternoon and evening, Jan -,
The Star alleys are offering special
prize for the month of December to box
bah PLAYERS. During the week the win
ncrs were Ralph Oakes at bowling with
W. a. rlercf, o Seoul Gairor ~, and d Jobn Griffin
olii'ies t.l o" nn on shoot;ng in the rifle
gallery.
The December meeting of Brattle-
boro chapter, d. A. R., will be held Tues
day afternoon with Mrs G. b. Lamson on
Washington street and will take the form
of Christmas sewing party The hos
tesses will be Mrs. Lamson and Mrs.
Emogene White The treasurer will re-
an;,,H or,,,ol dnos
o'i'e '''i'''''' oe u,o Ioool
AT, the annual iheeliils VI ~. III
camp of Modern Woodmen, heiu III heu
Mems hall Tuesday evening, the follow
inc officers were elected: Past Consul,
{ w KNIGHT. consul. Rexford Benson;
"a, ;;ar "a u Cady. banker. c. L..
aSts Wa iso'' ,iorl r. / Cobb. Waterman
ouiei clclN' rrod Crone
AitoI royce 'enVis' wv A.,
In the candiepiil 'ouiilahi0IE. ~; "I oiac no
Masonic temple Houghton ana = rpiiiN arg
tied in class A., Proctor ana sun are Vieu
in class c. and Randoll and Benson are
t;nd in class G.. Prouty, Roberts, and
a q Rnqhv are tied in class NJ. Those
alrood,, IN tbn snmi-fnoIs are A. B. Jordan,
9'i = Is,'2 q Wi;tn y, T pettee n II. Locke,
H. =, ~ Iii'J, IL. a - oioss1. q Ring
and ". II; bqzoy III GlS'sS ~ y ! So;n G 3
ham, X. IL, Brown, = ! io SaLi, ~
Simonds and +. F. Barber IN class =
The Gamblers comes to the audito-
rinm Friday Dec. Is. This most recent
arnat ilu NAV Nv Charles Klein has to do
Win Ewitb nresent. p .dav problems. A technical
noint M IN the banking law seems likely
10 send a technically innocent man to
iail and his son cheats at cards to save y:
his father and open the way for his NJ
oF4 of tbe to federal investigator, who has at
one OIL III time ,eI loved the man her husband is
When the man the au-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08
Saya & Sheinuk Co., Junk Dealers

Ruv raus. rubbers, metals, old papers and maga-
zines. Send postal and we will call.
Shop ~ Elliot St. Tel. 574-M 4Sf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08
Odd Fellows to Invade Vermont.

Monday night Dec. | l, the members OF
Pocomptuck lodge l. O. o. F. OF Green
field will come to Brattleboro by special
train arriving about s p. m. The visiting
Odd Fellows will confer the first degree in
Festival Nall. At the close of this meeting
Dennis Rebekah lodge will serve chicken
pie supper in the Odd Fellows rooms in
Hooker block. Advices from Greenfield
state that the visitors will number 100.
All Odd Fellows are requested to meet at
Festival hall at 7.30 to march to the depot
to give the visitors royal Vermont well
come.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08
Meet Santa Claus Next Friday.

Santa Claus will reach Bratteboro on
the !. so train from the north next Friday
afternoon. He will make stops at each
station between South Londonderry and
this town. He would like to have all the
children meet him at the train and go with
him to his headquarters at Fenton S
store. He has letter for every little boy
and girl and he would like to hear from
them also. Every child who meets him
will receive an autographed picture.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08

WANTED-work, Tel, COW. Address H. W.
w Jefts, 7 Chestnut ST. 40;
WANTED Secondhand roll-top desk. Ad.
w dress BID. Reformer Office. aItf
WANTED-At once, good man to run double
edger IN saw.mill. Holden a Martin. 49tf
WANrED-To let job Of cutting and hauling
logs to my MILL l.. p. Copeland, West Brat
ueporo, 1850
WANTED = Boys and girls wanting TO make
Christmas money. Call 7 So Main ST. Miss
A. Archer. 49,
WANTED Experienced man to run and take
w care OF Band Saw. Steady employment for
steady man; Apply c. l.. Russell a. Sons. Water
ST., keene. N. II. 49tf
WANTED-To hire farm. for one or three
W years, with the privilege Of buying. One
that will keep or 10 cows and n team: within
four or five miles Of Brattleboro. Address A. W.
Drury. Bratteboro. VI, Tel. i6.5. $3.50
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08
G. v. oficials Coming Tomorrow.

Word was received Yesterday in Brat
tleboro that President Z. H. Fitzhugh
and General Manager George c. Jones
of the Central Vermont Railway COM
pany will be in Brattleboro tomorrow
and it is believed that after a consulta-
tion with interested persons an an
nouncement will be made relative to the
new depot project which has been under
by the road for consider
ably over year
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08

Two sisters of the late Elwin c.
Wilder living in New York state came to
Brattleboro last week and with the assist
ance Of undertaken Moran had his body
taken from the cemetery at Meeting
house Hill and conveyed to Cornish, n.
H., his boyhood home, and placed in the
family lot Appropriate services were
conducted bv Rev L. w. Sharp.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08
SDecial Notices

| DNT,oont H1 po4+,ahoro 43-5ls
CEWING MACHINE NEEDLES and supplies
ior an iiiahe' % lift
0AM zAR oIReed St, buys rags metals. rub
pers' papeii = = Lii eail 40tf
IITIRS-Made and repaired. Special attention = 70
L coats Hours from a. m. to p. m. Mrs ;d.s ~:
E. Holmes, 27 Green st. Tel l0. 4otl
MRS. j. M. SHAW will be at the Rest room. ROOM
n Thursday of each week. to take ana oeiiVer
work on repairing and making fur garment 4. .s.tf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF GILBERT BURROWS.

The undersigned having been appointed Dy ,re
ho.n "Reminiscences. to receive, examine and
ausIo ao.inst tbe estate of Gilbert Burrows late OF
Halifax in said District deceased and all Glatn nains
tat nc will meet for the purpose aforesaid, at
tbe tt store of Geo L. Clark in the Of Halifax in
Ina n;strct on tbe 23d day of December and lith
day day Of May next from 10 o'clock A. M tS1t pnt si1
for, tbe 18Th day of November, A. ID. 1911, is
tbe time limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for examination ana
allowance. 80 al, H.. of Decen,ber.
A. D. 1911.
FRANK woRDEN Commissioners.
NJ W. LYNDE
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-08
Wanted

WANTED-work. Tel, 4es.W. Address II w.
w Jefts. Chestnut ST. is'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Y. M. C. A. Athletics

srring indoor baseball league is about
TO be organized, and tbs following mon have
heen selected TO act as captains: j. G.. Hood
j. ". Field, G. O. Evans and j. u. Ewell
Tho captains will meet at $3.50 this evening
10 choose their teams and arrange the de-
tails OF the league. League games will be
played at e:3S on certain days in thc week
Members OF The association who wish o Join
the league may reSister a. the counter or
'phcne in their names 10 Monroe al On
Thursday night the program will include
dumboeil drill volcybai! and baske tba IL
omen games.
Grammar School Baseball League
The first game OF baseball in the western
section was played Monday afternoon In
Byrd Park before good sized crowd OF
rooters from both schools stonewali jack
son school proved too much for tho Sidney
school team. winning ont BY the score OF
II L.
The score b. innings: r.
Stonewell Jackson. i020l Pill
Sidney .....-.....,. o 0 90 oo3 O. 4
Batteries-LeisIelt and Shelton: Dill, Gard :
ner and Armbrccht. Umpires, Powell and
Lewis
Schedule for the balance OF his week:
Western acknowledgements, Madison VS.
Smith: Thursday. Rufner VS. Sidney; FRI
day, Jackson Elba.
Eastern seotion-Wednesday Jefferson vs.
Bellevue; Thursday. Chlmhorazo VS. Spring
field; Friday. Fairmount vs.. Jefferson.
The captains are reminded that they are
expected 10 send report OF each game TO
Mr.. Reithard at the Y. ". c. a. in order
that the records made be correctly kept
and the standing published from time 10
time. a report OF each game should be sent
IN to the papers for publication.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
WILL VISIT ALEXANDRIA.
Delegation OF Acca Temple, Mystic
shrincrs, to Initintc Candidates.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Alexandria. Va, April .A-Sisty
members Of Acca Temple, Mystic
Shrine, Richmond. Will arrive in this
city Tomorrow afternoon at 2.30
o'clock, and run thirty neophitcs over
tho burning sands. Fifteen OF Tho
braves who viii take the trip arc from
this city and tho remainder from dit :
fercnt sections OF the State. The
Iichmond Shrincrs willie the weather
Is permissible give a parade in ,hc,i
bright coiored uniforms. The ccremo-
MICS Will take place AT O'Clock at
the Eiks' Home, and will be followed
by big banquet. which Will be held
at .srmort Hall. and which Will be Al :
tended by more than 800 guests.
Among tAose who VIII attend Will be
q delegation OF members OF Al1nas
Temple, Was hington.
Following the banquet, the Rich +.
monders Will leave on a special cleo
trio train for Washington. ana from
that city take sleeper on the { 40
o'clock train Thursday morning for
homo.
The affair promises 10 he quite In
tcrestinE, all ARRANGEMENTS having
been perfected. a delegation OF local
Shriners Will meet the Richmond dele
CATION at the station upon their ar
rival here tomorrow afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Blues BAND WILL
HEAD AMATEURS
Military Musicians Agree to
Play Martial Tunes as League
Players Ride,

The Blues Band has been secured 10
head the parade of the Richmond ANA
teur Baseball League. which will leave
the City Hall next Saturday afternoon
promptly at 2 o'clock, after the mem
bers have heard words OF encourage
ment from Mayor David Crockett Rich
ardson. Final arrangements we're
completed yesterday by the committee
on arrange ments.
This will be enc OF the most UNIQUE
parades ever held In Richmond. More
than $50 amateur baseball players VIII
be IN the line, and they will be con.
Veyed by forty-ive automobiles. All
owners Of automobiles, as we'll as tha
dealers, have been moro than liberal
in Offering their machines to the
youngsters, and their Kindness IS more
than appreciated.
As the success of the parade will he
largely dependent upon all of the auto
mobiles showing up Il the proper time,
1t Is hoped that those who have agreed
to lend their motor cars will be prompt.
letter will he sent TO each of the
donors Thursday night. reminding
them of their promise, and it IS thought
that in this way there will be no hitch
In the plans as they now stand.
All of the principal streets in the
city will be traversed and an opportu
nifty be given the people Of Richmond to
see the boys who hope 10 popularize
amateur baseball in this city. All OF
the players will be in uniform, and It
promises TO be an imposing sight as
they so first along one thoroughfare
and then another
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

Another invasion from Canada will
take place to-day when the Montreal
clio arrives TO battle with the Colts.
The same scheme as prevailed yester.
DAY. and as viii prevail In all Of tho
exhibition games, VIII hold TO-DAY
Two games Of five Innings each vii
be played. aud one pitcher will work
throughout the entire FIVE innings VI
each game
The strength OF the Montreal clnS
can be best gagged b. the case with
winch they defeated Norfoil.. Babb's
recruits had little chance against tho
visitors from the north. 1t remains
now to he seen what sullivan Will do.
y itn MS reorganized inield and with
me steady Improvement shown by til,
men ne should be able to put IN 2
great battle. At least he expects 70
Inc Colts have now tasted blood and
the$ want more Of ii. and won, be
satisfied until their appeutics have
been satiatad ssgs
Al thy .iceded Is some warn,
MeHtheP the men loosen IN :: hit
Cold dg lake the blood flow freely.
and uni e red fluid does get into
ZION ba layers are more or less slu-
gish h.is has been an cxcep,ionaIl,.
cold String, but the warm DAYS arc
now due. Let's hope o-day turns gu;
SO. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
EASTER GOLF TOURNAMENT
AT HJRMITAtsE GOLF CICB

An Easter golf tournament will he
held on the Hermitage golf links. be-
ginning Friday. APRIL IL, and contin-
uing through Monday. April II. Con-
testants VIII be allowed to hand IN
cards daily, and the lowest eighteen
hole score Will be counted
The handicap. as posted In the club
house, Will be used in this tournaments
Prizes will be offered FOR the lowest
gross score and lowest net score.
In the March tournament. Just ended
he prize for the two lowest n!ne-holc
cards was won by Mr. Kicks. whose
playing shows much Improvement.
The regular spring championship
tournament Will take place early in
May. Arrangements are being made
for a ladies' tournament In May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
POLOGY IS MADE
BY DR.. STE|NME1z
Expresses Regret for Language
in Letter Written to Bishop
Randolph.
Especial to Tie Times.Dispatch.

: 7-7--7-
Norfolk. Va. April lit now seems
That tho differences between Rector
bteinnetZ. Of Christ Church. and Bishop
~ NJ. Randolph Will be smoothed over,
although At Is not expected that the
pishop Will rescind his order regard
Ing the informing OF the services at
that church. Urged BY leaders OF his
congregation and close friends, DR..
Steinmctz has written second letter
10 Bishop Randolph. in which he apollo :
sizes for and withdraws his language
or the first letter, made under the heat
OF passion. lie admits the charges
hurled at the bishop were undcservcd.
The feeling here is that Bishop Ran
doiph VIII accept the apology, thus
ending tho recent trouble
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
xbyszl>o Throw. Rogers.

New York, April l1.-With a half.
Nelson and crotch hold, the Polish
wrestler. Zbyszko, threw Joe Rogers,
tho New York giant, twice tonight,
The conditions OF the match were two
falls out of three. The New Yorker
was on the defensive entirely, and be.
fore the first fall held out against the
Pole for an hour four minutes ana
twenty-seven seconds. He went down
second time in fourteen minutes and
hfty-seven seconds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
New Park Dedicated.

Lawrance, Mass, April 1.-THE
Brooklyn Nationals assisted in dedicat-
ing the new Riverside Park ball
GROUNDS here to-day by administering
wh.tewash TO the Lawrence New
England League) team, to O. Pre-
viously, Mayor John \. Cahil broke 4
bottle of wine over the home plate
10 cnristen the grounds. and the teams
ard band paraded about the diamond
Score: r. H. l..
.-!ooklyn ...... 2 6 0 0010 0 % 10 3
i.r wrence ...... 0 0 O O Q 0 o 90 s 3
Batteries: Meter. Ryan and Berger:
Rose WEIGH. Graymaicr and revlin
Umpire, j. p. Conroy. Time, 1:3T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
DEFEATED By IL TO sconE.
Cluster Springs Academy Loses I,
Houston Athletics.
+ Special to The Times

-----
Cluster Springs. va. April 1.-THE
Houston Athletics revenged them
selves on cluster Springs Academy to-
day by score of IL to o.
The Academy boys had an off day.
making many errors, ard failing to
hit at critical times
Houston played fast hall and batted
hard.
Batteries: Cluster Springs Academy
Meadows. AlcComb and Stillman Hous-
ton--Elam and Hankins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Games on Many Diamonds Yesterday

Philadelphia. Pa. April 1.-THE
Philadelphia National League team
scored an easy victory over the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania nine to-day. The
coliegians fielding was cratic, while
the major leaguers performed without
an error.
Score: r. II. E.
Uni OF Penn ). 9 0 0 10 % % 6
Phil National. S04 1913 OF OLE Is .
Batteries: INLAY and Cozens; Becbe,
Schultz, Alexander Thomas, DOOM,
Moran, McDough and Jackley. Umpire.
Connolly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
ADVANTAGE ron KLAUS.
Pittsburg aIiddlcwright Hn. Shnde o,
JIIn my i:nrtlucr In SIx=Enund uals$ y

Jimmy Gnrdncr In Slx-Round HOut.
Plttsburg Pa. April 11.--Frank
Klaus. the Pittsburg middleweight. had
q shade on Jimmy Gardner. of Lowell,
Mass, In six-round bout here TO.
night. Gardner did some masterfui
boxing. and although his blows lacked
force. they had sufficient steam to
make Klaus careful, Klaus sent vicious
blows at Gardner's head. and the MIN :
bic Massachusetts lad either ducked or
sidcstepped and sent back singing
upper cuts,
Both men gave inc exhibition, and
Is conceded that In Il longer bou,
Klaus would prove himself the master
OF Gardner.
Neither OF the men was marked or
distressed at the end OF the bout
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
GRIFFIN SOLD TO DANvILIE
BY LYNCHBURG MANAGEMENT

tSpcclat 70 i he Times Dispatch.
Lynchburg, Va. April Tiffany
Griffin. who pitched for Lynchburg DUR
Ing the last two seasons, this after
noon was sold to the Danvlle team.
Griffin refused to sign a local contra ct
AT cut In salary. He has been coach
Ing the Fork Union Military Academy
team this spring. being one of the In
structors there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Inst Hollontr SIrnI;n

Chicago. April 11-Pitchers Pncstcr
and Richie. he last holdouts on ITO
Chicago National League baseball
team, signed contracts to-day. Both
received slight advances in salary. but
how much was not disclosed Owner,
Charles Murphy also sold Wolfe and
kecner 70 Fort Wayne, Ind. 10 day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

on bases-A. and NJ, 10; Richmond, g.
Doubts plays-Rlchmond ,. Two base
hits-A. and NJ. Stafford and LeGrand.
Three base hits-A. and NJ. Brown.
Richmond. Meredith to). Time. 1850.
Umpire, upchurch Attendance, 700.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
ALCOS WINNERS
IN FIRST GAMES
Trim jewelers., Champions Of the
Richmond Bowling Club,
Three Games.

The Alros trimmed the champ ion level
ers team in II pretty exhibition las, night
on the Newport Alleys. The game was a
pretty one from star, to nnish. but 1t was
seen from the start thai the Aicos had the
hest OF the match, as the score viii show
Ihe Alcos won the first and also ;hc second
with case. and then captured the third bv
good margin.
team.
The scors tol,ows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
NEiaXIIL WILL. MAKE RACE
FOR COUNTY TREASURERsIIII,

lSp.ccial To The Times Disratch. i
Harrisonburg, Va, April ii'MTo. dav
senator George - l<cczell announced
MS candidacy for the treasurership ~
buckingham county. thus settling the
rUmors about his returning to the Sen
ate and running for State Auditor e.
L. Williamson is also Democratic can
didate, and g hot factional fight seems
ahead 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Raleigh, y. G., April i1.Searly
every man Of the ~. and NJ. baseball
squad Was given chance in to-day's
listlcss game against Richmond Col
lcge. The features OF the game were
the heavy hitting OF the Farmers and
the hitting or Meredith. OF Richmond
Gollege, who secured two Sthrco- bng.
gers, one being In the. ninth. With two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Beneat Game mt Baltimore.

Baltimore, Md. April lin BEN
eft game here to-day for the family Of
the late 81" Nichols. the Baltimore
Eastern League club defeated the
Philadelphia Americans to ..
score: r. II ~.
Baltimore 1890. 0 0 0 0 0 os-a 8
Philadelphia .... 00100 % S 0
Batteries: Dysert. Pope and Esan;
Russell, I<rause and O'Nell
At Spartanburg: Wofrord College, L:
Furman University. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
"Nnnclcn" Win Gn,,Ic.

!, t5peciai 70 The Times Dispatcii.l
SHHolk, Va, Apr!l 1.-THE Suffolk
Nancies," OF the Underwater League, To-
oaS won game on one hit. defeating
the Sailors. from the receiving shin.
FRANKLIN. 3 to /. The visitors mnde
three hits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Yale Loses 10 boston.

New Haven. Conn. April 1.-THE
Boston Nationals defeated Yale here
to-day TO !. both teams making their
runs in the first inning Yale used
three pitchers-Freeman Hartwell ana
Scott.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
SHAFTS FROM SPORT land
BY GUS M4ALBERT.

oh. say, old top, tina, was baly well
uonc yesterday. dontcherknow. But 1T was
u over us IN that er-nh. UNI. unkindly man
her. Why-ah We scarcely had any fun at
al, dontchcrknow. and your catchsrman and
Four pitchcrman--oh rot.
I, WAS sigh, 10 feast sore eyes We
actually showed UP ,hs, Az bunch as IL
nurc exhibition purposes Everybody var
iheyc with the original brand OF New
iberia iohasco. and the pep was 50 ,liic.
iinually sneezinE 1t was tho quintessenc.
" sratihcation and :andom rooted yea,
reriiy, fandorn awokc. broke tho shell and
rrowd liz mellow. the team is working in
great shape. and visions or better thing,
are IN the air
To-day.s hes, bet: Everybody IT Inc bali
park yesterday. with tho exceptions Of the
Visitors from oyer tho border. who don,
count, dreamed OF a pcnnant
How did YOU like The revised and IN,
edition o. s;ulivan's inneld? cowan looked
sood a, FRS, and nut more life into tbs
game than hdr been shown since ffe exhi.
h'iion things started He accepted every
chance which came hiE way lka he was
usec TO the Job. Let's keep him there
Egan sprUoed VI and dropped ten years by
moving down TO second. He in the
game with u vim all the way, never let up
for a minute. and accented every chance
and some OF them difficult without q single
pied lrc In the whole printed slip. II hs
Old this on his first appearance ri his new
home. what Will he do when he become.
beSer acquainted around the nc!ghborhood !?
Withou, intending TO butt into somebody
e'sc,s business II seems 10 me that Baker
might be uaed TO far better advantage fol.
lowing some one in the batting order than
by. leading of IS has been noted before IL,
Hills column. he has no superior as tho man
in the advancing position. AS experiment.
Ing seems 10 he in order. why not expert
nicat with Martin at the top? lie hits hard
Is last and tries 10 follow instruction.. sin
Bakor in nex, with McCabe 10 follow and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Harvard Loae. to Bo,ton.

Boston, Mass, April lin a slow
and embarrassing game the second
team OF the Boston American club In
augurated the local baseball season to-
day by defeating the Harvard varsity
by the score Of to 9