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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
TAFT IN NEW YORK
FOR BUSY VISIT

WASHINGTON, u. G., April 2s.--
President Taft left Washington at IL
o'clock to-day over the Pennsylvania
railroad for New York, where he Will
spend two days attending six ban
Quets. besides half dozen other en-
gagements.
Upon arriving at o'clock the Press
ident will go to the Waldorf Hotel.
where he will receive an insignia pre-
scented by the military order of for
eign wars. He will then go to the
house of his brother. Charles w.
Taft, which will be his headquarters
and will dine at the home of Miss
Winffred Holt. His engagements
tonight include an address at the
opening OF the industrial exposition
for the blind at the Metropolitan
Opera House; review OF the Seven
ty-tirst Regiment; n visit to the semi
centennial banquet of the Sixth .Regi-
ment, and supper at the Hungarian
Republican Club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
R|XEY SHUTS OUT
GEORGETOWN BOYS

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April Is.
--Piqued at losing the deciding game
In the championship series with North
Carolina, Virginia took ample revenge
on Georgetown, banking the Blue and
Gray. s to 0.
Rixey WHO has twirfed TWO ffo-h1t
games this spring, was called upon
To check the Blue and Gray batters,
and right well did he succeed. Up to-
the ninth inning. Pitcher Feinle had
been the only man to solve his deliv-
cry. he being credited with two hits.
one a scratch. With two hands down
In the ninth. Feenan placed a neat
single in short right field. This was
the total damage done to Rixey's
benders The clever southpaw also
welded the stick with a vengeance.
getting three hits, including double
and a triple
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
PLEDGE THEIR AID
!. To SUMMER CAMP
FIFTY OF RICHMOND's MOST FROM
INENT CITIZENS JOIN FRESH
AIR MOVEMENT.
LIST IS MADE PUBLIC
LEADING RESIDENTS OF RICHMOND
TO etcUPy CHAIRS on STAGE
OF BIJoU THEATRE Sun
DAY AFTERNOON.
| LIST IS MADE PUBLIC

That Richmonds most prominent
and influential citizens have taken an
active interest In the establishment of
the banner fresh air camp for the
relief Of the city's poor in tho hot
summer months is shown by the list
of names of those who have con-
scented to occupy chairs on the stage
ternoon, when Governor Mann and
Mayor Richardson will formally
launch the movement to maintain the
camp by addressing mass meeting
to which all residents of the city
have been invited.
This list of citizens. containing the
names of leaders in every branch of
civic activity, was made public on
Wednesday by Adtutant George n.
Virgins of the Salvation Army, who
has been designated by Mrs. +. w.
Danner, donor OF the site for the
camp, to supervise the estabiishm ent
and maintenance of the outing
grounds for Richmdnd's poorest
classes, There are nearly fifty names
in the list. and il is probable 1t will
be supplemented by twenty more be-
fore nnal arrangements for tho mass
meeting are completed.
All Cooperate in Work.
The State and city government the
Judicial bench, the church, the finan-
cial interests and the various chart
table and other activities of Rich
mond Will be represented by leaders
in those who Will occupy places on
the Bijou stage. Each of those who
have consented to he present have
pledged their aid in giving impetus
To the noble movement inaugurated
by Mrs. Banner when she gave tif-
teen acres of valuable property on the
outskirts of Richmond to the Saliva
ton Army for use as the site of a
fresh air camp.
There is every indication that the
mass meeting will be notable. and
win mark an epoch in the charitable
endeayors of this city.
The list furnished by Adlutani
Virgins is as follows;
John l.. Williams. Lieutenant Gov
ernor j. Taylor Ellyson, Henry S
Hutzler. Thomas M. Hundley, WI
liam r. Dabney, .. s. Morton, Colo
mel Il. O. James, Charles b. Cooke
James Caskie, Colonel John 5. Har'
wood. w. 8. Forbes. DIR. Douglas
Freeman. Eugene Massie. DR.. james
| buchanan. Mrs. James Buchanan, 10
seph Il. Montgomery. DR.. Samuel Hat
cher. J. w. Crews. c. l.. Droste. Ed
win Strudwick. DIR. Joseph Latham
Rev. j. T. Mastin, John J, Crutehrield
DIR. II. C.. Maclachlan. Mrs. Mary :
Danner, DR. Norton Mason, +. +. W
Goodwin. Rev. w. r. Burrell, Rev
w. c. James. Rev. George Mcdaniel
]. W. Williams, Major l.. Werner, W
&c. Smith. Burnett Lewis. NJ. Thalhlni
er. Dr. II. H Levy. Rev. George I
! Greene. Rev. Gerald Culberson. judge
s. b. Witt. Walter c. Hill, w. S. Nc
| Coy, George Bryan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
bLACK-HA HANDLERS
THREATEN WEDDING
SCORES OF OFFICERS TO ATTEND
CHICAGO NUpTlALS TO PRO-
-''--S''- TEcT BRIDAL PARTY.

CHICAGO, April e6.--A score of pri-
vate detectives in evening dress, each
bearing an automatic pistol. viii min
gle with the other guests at the we'd
ding of Miss Minnie Cuneo. daughter
of Andrew Cuneo, millionaire Italian
Wetterer. when the ceremony Ia per-
formed this evening in the church OF
The Assumption. \ similar guard viii
attend the reception later at the Ounce
home and q special Gordon of 100 po-
lieemen will guard the neighborhood.
All this guard is sent to prevent
"blackhand'' agents from carrying out
the death threats In made several let
tiers received by Cuneo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
FAVOR MOVING
FARTHER UPTOWN
BELIEVED THAT WEsrMoReLAND
CLUB WILL DEFER MAKING
IMPROVEMENTS.

Sentiment among members of the
Westmoreland Club is to the effect that
II would be unwise TO expend addi-
tional money for improvements on the
present home of the club at Sixth and
Grace Streets; owing To the fact that
the day seems not far distant when
r. new home win have to be located
farther uptown
Discussing the matter Wednesday,
one member said that he was per-
sonally in favor of selling the club
property. buying another site. believ-
ing that just as much could be OBJ
tanned for the property as would be
secured two or three years hence.
Meanwhile. the business district is
rapidly encraching on the section in
which the present home of the club
Is located.
There is some talk that the club may
buy old Hobson home at Foushee and
Franklin which Is declared to be ex-
ceilently located for its purposes
The club members will meet We'd
nesday to consider the question of
spending upward of $4,000 on the
present home or taking steps TO To-
cate elsewhere
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
President Williams Prepares New Rule for League Umpmes
President Williams Has a.
New Rule for EMPIRES

Especial to Richmond virgtnisn.b
ROANOKE, VA April 26.--
President &. u. Williams, In nm
interview Wednesday, referred
to the forfeited game mt Rich
m0nd, Saturday, saying:
"You might call attention to
the following Instructions that
the league gave its umpires mt
the beginning of the ~eason'
~. Use your hest Judgment i'm
continuing game I'm had weather.
Once started. do NOT permit
moderate rain 10 stop the game.
Protect both clubs interest. md
II possible, play mt least ave inn
inEs. Remove n player for dlia-
tory tactics"
.Another rule of the umpire
reads as follows, Announce balls
and strikes b. calling them In
loud tone Of voice. and niso by
raising the right hand for each
strike cnnesi.''
"The purpose Of this rule is
to eliminate the confusion Incl
dent to the umpires using both
hands, rs well n~ 10 simplify the
announcement of balls and
strikes by umpires. Ne doubt.
the public will soon become ia
mflinr with this rule. and feel
satisfied that II win he an i'm
provement, which will be appre-
ciated.
.sAn0ther rule. which we hope
to put Into effect as soon Ss the
weather will permit. In an In
structtou to umptre~, which reads
as follows:
TRY and put snnp and vim into
your work, and keep the play
ers moving when changing po-
~itions. Report NIL chronic i"af-
ers In this respect
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
STATE COMMITTEE
MEETS MAY 3
WILL ARRANGE FOR PRIMARY
AND FIX ASSESSMENTS FOR
CANDIDATES.

The State Democratic committee
has been called to meet In Richmond
at Murphy's hotel Wednesday night,
May 8. While much routine bust
ness Is to be transacted relative to
the elections this year. the principal
matter for consideration will he the
assessments for the candidates IN the
United States senatorial contest. SEN
ators Martin and Swanson are being
opposed by Congr esslnen Jones and
GLASS, and II IS generally thought the
primary assessments Tor each candi-
date Will exceed $1,000. The amount
may possibly reach $4,000,
The law fixes the date of the prf-
mary as the first Thursday in Septem-
Der The county and district prima-
ries are arranged by the local com
mittees. The following are the mem
bers of the State Democratic com
mittee.
First District--T. j. Downing. Ian
caster. j. NJ. Curtis Newport News:
J. Boyd Sears. Mathews; +. l.. Ali
worth. Eastville; f. d. Cole. Freder-
icksburg.
Second District--C. Fenton Day.
Smithfield; W. W. Sale. Norfolk: DIR.
F.. s. Hope. Portsmouth; j. f. West
Suffolk; A. c. Cromwell. Norfolk,
Third District-E. G. l.. Scott, Rich
mond, Clyde w. Saunders. Richmond:
Dr. J. Il. Fisher. Midlothian Hanly
II. Barnes, Boulevard; simon Solo
mon. Richmond
Fourth District--A r. Morris, Sex
ton, T. ]. Arvin. Meherrin; j. Taylor
Thompson. Farmviile; Robert Gillian.
Petersburg; II. +. Hutcheson, Boyd
ton.
Fifth District-R. A. James. DAN
wife. e 81. BJsTehs Ma tiTfs'fi iis-ss AZ
Hooker. Stuart. J. 6. Davis. Inde-
pendence; u. A. Nicholson, Rocky
Mount,
Sixth Disirlet--H. @. Hnmphries.
Bedford City: George W. Muse. Sa-
lem: Sidney Sheltman. Christians
burg; I. &. Barksdale. South Boston:
II. P. Adams, Lynchhurg.
Seventh District--R. Y. W. Duke
Charlottesville; George w. Kinsey
Washington, Va; w. T.. Carson, Riv-
erton: f. Gray Williams, Winches-
ter: f. W. Carpenter, Harrisonburg
Eighth District-R. c, l.. Moncure
Falmouth. r. r. 4. No. /: Gardner
L. Boothe, Alexandria: r. A. Nc
Intire, Warrenton; Paul Garrett.
Leesburg; Raleigh T. Green, Culpep-
er.
Ninth Disuict--P. f. ST. Clair,
Bane: r. +. Buchanan. Marion: w
d. Smith. Gate City: r. A. Lynch.
Richmond: NJ, G. Clark. Honaker.
Tenth District-Joseph Button
Richmond; Edward Echols. Staunton:
j. +. Whitehead. Lynchburg; w. II.
Allen. Buchanan; William NJ. Me
Ailister, Warm Springs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
CUPID CAPTURES EIGHT
FROM CASHIERS DESK

NORFOLK, VA. April 2s.-For the
eighth time in half as many years
the cashiers desk at the d. Fender
aFgeefs Company has. With the aid
Of Cupid. been robbed of its occu-
pant. This condition of affairs waa
brought about by the marriage to-
day In Washington of Miss Katherine
Moore. daughter OF Mrs. Alice Moore.
living in Lafayette Residence Park.
and Mr.. James f.. Lowe. former pro-
jrietor Of the Pure Food Store. Mr..
Lowe went to Washington on sun
day. and he was joined by Miss Moore
this morning. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. r. p. Williams
in the pariors of the Metropolitan
Hotel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26

TIPS FROM BIG LEAGUES.
When the Athletics did wake up
they jumped clear out OF bed.
The reason that Danny MUIR
pl,y got only Ave hits In Tues
days game IL that lse came to
hat only Ave times. OF TIN. SIX
teen hits garncred by the Ath-
lstics strange 70 say Demon Ed
die Collins got mary one"
Pitcher Cnmnitx had his left
field bah" working nicely and
Manager Clarke caught ten para
bolas I'm his pasture. This Will
probably stand rs a seasons re-
cord.
Those who declared that the
Athletics would heat out st. Louis
arc breathing easier. a. their
choice has at last passed the
Browns.
II remained for the lowly
BroOklynttes to humble the yaunt-
cd Moore, the Giants nemesis.
Catcher Bliss was knocked un-
conscious by u swing Of Hans
Wagner bat Players had to car
ry him TO the clubhouse.
Pitcher Jack Coombs, who
was reported TO be suffering from
malaria Mt his home in Kenne-
bunk, Me, and to have lost IS
pounds. .'cOnvaIcseed' to the cx-
tent Of allowing Washington three
hits. Mack wishes the rszst of his
twirlcrs would become danger
onAsly i'll.
st. Louis tried ths. Lake
George" pitching combination
agsainst Detroit, and IL went TO
the had I'm one inning, allowing
the Tigers eight runs.
Evans h the first man to
whang out a duo of homers in a
singh, game.
Manager Griffith. of the Reds
WIS ordered from the grounds.
May have TO keep this line stand
ing
The Cubs continue their extra
base hitting. one double and four
triples being their portion against
tho Reds yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
Tigers Beat St. Louis in Sugging Bee Athletics Bang the
Ball, Red Sox Win. tito White Sox. Brooklyn
Stops Quakers, Giants Shutout Boston, Cubs
and Pirates | I'll Out Victories

couldn't call IL anything much, but
it wasn't baseball. Reckon II was
FOUNDERS, the game from which base
ball grew. the Carolina boys being
the FOUNDERS. Tney went around the
bases eleven times. In one inning
they went around for nine counts and
only stopped then because they were
tired.
For four innings II wasn't so worse.
But In the last half OF this session
Husk Clarke went out on called
strikes instead of taking a crack at
the ball, and Coach Long ordered
him out of the game, Either that
or Clarke quit.
Anyway, boy named Beale went in
to catch Wiley. Modest young man.
this Mr. Beale. He knows all about
baseball. He never thrusts himself
forward. Never gee him standing
swinging bat thirty feet from the
plate. waiting for his turn to go up.
No, Cir Chances are he is down
around the coaching lines looking on.
Then he comes IN tcrowd waiting
the whlle) walks to the bench. takes
off his coat-sweater. selects a bat.
walks TO the plate ana really doesn't
waste more than fise minutes doing
this. Great player. Beale,
Beale went In to catch. He dis
dained a windpad. Why, he could
pick EN- OF the bat just as easy
uh huh just as easy AS picking cher
ries In cherry orchard. His debon-
air manner was delightful. especially
In the sixth inning.
Nov. there's no use telling what
happened in that inning, except to
say that Beaie forgot to tag a man
coming To the plate and Prof. Wiley,
of Richmond, quit. Meredith, the
boy hero. rushed to the rescue.
And after that
But why continue
aok al the. aanrc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
MODERN MIDAS is
SENT TO JAIL

CHICAGO, April 26.-Chicago's
house Of correction to-day harbors an
up to-date Midas. blessed, he declares,
with the power to turn everything he
touches into gold Henry f. Moreta.
the modern Alchenist. was convicted
on swindling John Schultz a grocer,
OF $4,000. He Will serve one year
This man assured me he had su-
perhnman powers" Schultz told tho
court He said be could drive away
misfortune, cause prosperity to come,
ny means of incantations. charms and
spells, and could turn silver into gold.
L gave him $4,000 to work the spell
with That is the last | have seen OF
it,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
Wy Lady Reads the LilaA.
n 81, ~luhz akl an. II

-sis lady SIG ms ARD snffieS upon
The open book that she has read:
Fond Homers heart may still be glad.
For roses bloom where Spartano
bled;
And Menelaus' golden head
Has found at last his loved ono'T
breast,
To learn Of all the tears she shed
In vagrant love that stood no test
OF bright achilles magic spell.
OF AEamamnon's naughty face
OF mingling prayer and temple bell
In twilight groves Of 'chanted Thrace
or Paris wise through loves embrace
OF Helen, In that ancient rhyme.
My lady reads and smiles to trace
The mockery Of passing time.
My lady smiles with frightened eye. z
Perchance she knew those dAya goesoE
By,
And lives again that night she kinecd
Some lover 'reath the Aegean aky.
.-Scudder Middleton. IN the Roo'MG 6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
American League.


Somebody remarks that the De
troit Tigers are playing beyond their
speed, that when they strike the
strong Eastern teams there Will be
another story. Be that az 1t may. the
Jennings outfit is simply tearing
things up In the American League.
When a club takes nine out of ten
games 1t Is certainly setting a fast
pace. The Tigers tried out new
pitcher named Covington Tuesday. He
started in by striking out Laporte.
Clarke and SchweAtzer. What he Will
DO later il another story. Cavet a
WAS on the mound against the ST.
Louis boys. and Willetts completed a
trio Of hurlers for the jungle boys.
ST. Louis used three men in the box,
also. Lake. George and Mitchell. II
was something of a swatfest. the
Browns getting twelve hits and the
Tigers eleven. Still the latter won,
IL 10 2.
The Athletics hoisted their double
pennant Tuesday and then turned to
and whaled the dust out of the Wash
ington boys. Murphy got five hits
in nve times up and little boy Baker
poled out three. Hughes Gray and
Sherry looked alike to the Athletic
ported to have gone home sick, was
in the box for the Mack men and was
hit safely but three times.
Chicago beat Cleveland. Young Cy
Young having the better of Falken-
berg and Handing. Wood held the
New York boys well in hand. and as
Fisher and Warhop were found by
the Red 6ox batters Boston won an
other game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
BIG KENNEL SHOW
OPENS IN NORFOLK

Especial to The Richmond Vireinian.)
NORFOLK. VA. April IS with
Norfolk society and dog fanc,ers gem
orally out In force. the first bench
show OF the Norfolk Portsmouth Ken
mel Association had Its opening Wed
nesday.
The exhibition is being given in the
Progress building. corner of Water
and jackson streets, for two days, and
II IL already an assured succssA
About three hundred entries, in
Guiding thirty-three different breeds
Of dogs, have been recorded. The
hall. which has ample floor space,
has been decorated with flags and
bunting: a squad Of policemen Is on
hand to preserve order and, although
the building Is fire proof. a detail of
fremen will be there from the begin
ming to the end of the exhibition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
DISEASED TREES
GET A TRIMMING

aT~ Diseased trees I'm the Capitol
Square are being scientifically treat
ed by Ohio specialists The decayed
places are trimmed out and filled with
cement the operation being similar
to a dentist filling a tooth. Dead
limbs are being amputated and the
trees are being beautified by profess
sional trimmers who thoroughly un-
derstand the pruning act.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
CRAWFORD is HITTING
BALL AT $50 CLIP

NEW YORK, April 28.--I'he first
set of batting averages complied
Shows Sam Crawford, of the Dctroits.
leading the american League with
an average of $50. In second place
Is Larry Lajoie, with ASS. The Ma
tionals are led by Red Doom. man.
agcr of the PhiIlies. with .511. Fred
Clarke. of the Pirates, is second, with
ASS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
OF DELICATE MIND
--....,. .~..- HE GETS PARDON

Believed TO be Reminded and
on the promise of the mother to take
care of Writ Perkins. Governor Mann
has granted a conditional pardon to
the man on the recommendation OF
Judge Scott. Of the Circuit Court OF
Henrico Perkins was convicted Of
stealing $9s and sentenced to one
year In the penitentiary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26

Hanks batted for Mailinex in ninth.
Summary: Stolen bases-M cDonneH,
Heating, Morgan. I.anghitn. Smith.
Sacrifice hits--Keating, Howedell. ir
win t2) Sacrifice fiy~-Frye. TWO
base hits Morrison, Morgan. Home
run--Smith Double plays--Mulli-
mex to Schrader 10 smith. Left on
bases-Lyuchburg. I, Danvilie, !.
Base on balis--off Boland. /; OFF Mul
ifnex 4: of Rruck. l. Struck out
by Brock, 6. by MuIlinsx. 2. Hit by
pitched hall-~by Bruck, ! tF'ryef. Pass
ed ball--Bien. /. Time of game. 2: o5.
rmpires. Cooke and Nugent. Attend
anc., $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26

Examinations for public school
teachers in Virginia will be held in ali
parts OF the State on Thursday Friday
and Saturday as provided by law. The.
teachers OF Richmond and Henrjco
county will be examined together the
white teachers at the old High School
building, s0a East Marshall street. and
'cufored teachers at the old Normal
School, sci North Twelfth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
Painting On ExAihltia,

Hundreds Of persons have paused be-
fore the show window Of Sydnor and
Hundley. furniture dealers at 70s-71
East Broad street in the last few days
to view the life-sise. oil pointing OF the
Christian Martyr by J. Mooney. the arr
lin street. The painting has been soid
to = Philadelphian and soon will be
shipped to its owner in the Quaker
City. II II Handsomely framed In giH
and has attracted much favorable at
tentioA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
Petersburg.

*Hannifan batted In ninth,
The score by innings: X.
Richmond ,.........o os3 o D ID
Petersburg . o 0 0 0 o @ o.
Summary: Two-base hit-Mace.
Home run--Mattis. Sacrifice hits
McCabe t2). Booze. Double piay-Mar-
tin to Busch TO Keliher. First base on
balls-OT Lothrop, 3 off Bruckmiller.
g. Left on bases-Richmond, /. Pet
ersburg g. Struck out-By Lothrop,
(Keating. keliher. 2. Bruckmiller.
Devers -; by Bruckmilier, tMatts,
Cowan. Sullivan. Lothropl. Wild pitch
--Bruckmillcr. Time of game, 1875.
Umpres. Eckman and Leary. At
tendance. 1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
FANS IN ANGUISH
SEE A SLAUGHTER
RICHMOND COLLEGE TEAM
STARTS TO PLAY TARHEEE
FARMERS AND SOME
THING DROPS.
NV, it was turrabul, turrabul.

My. it was turrabul, turrabul.
The crowd in Broad Street Park
Tuesday afternoon sat in silent agony
through most Of 1t. although once
in a while hooting laugh would
tell that some lucky fan could find
comedy In II.
II was announced as a game Of
baseball between the Richmond Col
lege team and the North Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
but
Well, you could not call II golf and
you couldn't call IL tennis. You
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
SOUTH ATLANTIC
LEAGUE RESULTS

At Augusta: Augusta. 3; Savannah,
6.
At Albany Albany. !. Macon, 0.
At Columbus: Columbus, 8: Jackson
vile, 4. ..ss~ r
At Charleston: Charleston 0; CO.
lumbia, 1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
MANY SEEK HOMES
IN DOMINION OFF CANADA.

OTTAWA. ONT. April Occurring
the year ending March 81. no less than
31I0s4 immigrants entered Canada and
of these over one-third. OF i21,45l,
were from the United States. The In
per Q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26

Brooklyn stopped the runaway
phillies in the National League. Bar
ger outpitching the great Earl Moore.
Mathewson shut out the Tenney tribe.
but the Boston boys played fast ball.
and delighted the New York fans.
Fraherty pitched for the Beantown
team. Camnitz showed o!d-time form
and defeated the Cardinals. although
Harmon pitched fair ball. Chicago
squeezed out victory over the Gin
cinnatl team, and the game was 50
close Clark Griffith was ordered on
the field. Foxen and Miner Brown
ed for the Cubs Brown was hit
twice in the two innings he pitched.
Fromme. Keefe. and Burns did the
hurting for the Reds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
Agricultural and Mechanical.

"a "a ~ go +-''" v v w.
Richmond College . o o D 0 0 0 0 O. 0
Summary: Two-base hits--Page
BASES on haIis~~On Tucker, 3 or
Wiley. ?; off Meredith. l, Struck
out--by Tucker, &: by Wiley. 4; by
Meredith, 2. Passed oaIls-Clarke, 2 !:
Beale, l. Wild pitch-Wiley, 2
Stolen bases-Gili. Beale, Siefert,
Page, Farmer. Umpire, NJ. Rose.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26

Summary; Runs WfIkerson. Shhugh-
messy Holland. Dodson: Anderson. 2,
Rabb (2): Kircher "a. Staub t2).
Dodge. Law, Pagei Frnneran. Wallace,
Two base hits--Babb. Staub. Three
base hits-Holland, Staub. Dodge. Sac
riiice hits--t5ardin, PhelaE. Sacrifice
fiies-Staub, Babb. Stolen bases
Shaughnessy, Staub. Struck out--By
Pritchard. s: by Finneran, 6: by Wal
lace. /. Base on balls--off Pritchard.
s. Off Finneran. /. Wild pitch--Pritch-
ard. Passed balls-Callahan. Hit by
pitcher odson. Time 2:10. Empires.
Connolly and Henderson.