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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26

viii be made while here to give cx-
hibitions at the local clubs. II is Il
dignified exhibition which these two
opponents Of dcxterity with the cue
give. Many have formed the idea tina
pool playing is harmful, and in th!r
view they i..: largely supported by the
uisrcputc which has been brought upon
INC game because OF some interruptions
and oVerzealous proprictors who are
willing to sacrifice anything to secur.
ing doliar. But the Kings refuse
TO visit such places.
large @crowd is going to turn out
70 sec me woman champion pool player
81 me world. That goes witohut say
ing, but If you have any idea that You
are going to see a woman dressed in
any KIND or pool playing attire, forget
~. Srs. King wears much the same
CLONES to q pool match that most wo-
men r, don 10 attend social function.
mats about all. except that sic is !,
wonderful woman. just AS winning as
she ~ able. and her husband is n sroa,
biz, fine fellow. with a good grin snd =
nusln ,,;,s air, which precludes any.
good as he says he Is
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A Pleasant Tonic

for Eastern last year, hardly UP
to his standard. but he pitched good
game. Narbry caught him in excellent
4 feature. lie held the team together
at all times and was easily the star
ot the game, taking his all around
work both al the bat and in the field.
For Randolph Macon, Woodran pitch
I'd good game but had no catchers.
Twyman, who cssaycd to do the re-
ceivinE, was taken sick and had to DO
taken from the field. Woodran pitched
good ball under these circumstances.
Eastern broke In the run column In
the initial inning, when IIiblcr led off
with ticket to first. Billings sacri-
Ace:d him, and I<ibler took third and
went home on ATarbry's sacrifice fly to
ieft. Eastern scored three more in
ihc second. one in the fourth. two in
added another pair In the seventh.
RAJ 4. scored one in the third
and added two in tho fourth
R.-M y. leaves here for Ashland,
College on Monday, the second game
on this trip.
Score. n IT %
R !; .lI ...,,........'...t.........1oo q
!, Summary: Earned runs-Ea tern. j. j:
RIM. ~. l. First base on balls-off
M Na, 2; off Woodran. s. Left on
BASE: Easter. .; R;.,M., A.. g. Will
hits-AIarl,ry, Billings. Struck out
oy White: S; by Woodran, 6. Hit by
chelI,I7White. 4: Woodran, (. Double
game, one hour and forty five minutes
Umpire, Adamson.
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FACESF|RST GAME
WITHOUT PRACTICE
Y. ?. |. 10 Open Baseball Season
Against Roanoke College
on Monday.
OUTLOOK NOT PROMISING
Coach Bocock Has Had No
Chance TO Size Up Candi-
dates for Squad.
OUTLOOK NOT PROMISING
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.


BlacksburE. va. March o5.--Thc
baseball season at the Virginia Poly
technic Institute begins Monday
March 81, when Roanoke College comes
here for the lir3t game on the schedule
me latter arc strong rivals of the
Techs for honors on the diamond in
ms part of The state. ana the Salem
ltes usually expect to win, having here
toforc proved hoodoo for tho weur-
crS OF tho orange ana maroon.
and others To follow in quick success.
sion, Couch Boocock is up against
a hard proposition. Not until the first
Of this week did the weather permit,
The candidates to line up for even tho
lightcst kind Of practice, and from
that time until Friday there has bcc,
no chance for outdoor work Since
there arc no facilities for indoor base
ball a. V. L. L. the outlook at this
time is far from promising.
Nor is 1t possible to give ans idea
OF what sort OF n team the college
VIII have in the field this season OF
those on he team last year Kcnncr
Tuqua. Lcggc, steele and IIodgson arc
IN college again. Among the others
who. VIII try for the squad arc d
number Of men who played good ball
on their class teams. and among the
frst year students there are some who
come with a reputation for good work
acquired in the prep schools OF tho
state. IL the weather permits Of tile
game Monday, IL will be the first op-
portunity the coach has had to dis
cover the possibilities OF having a
winning team for 1911
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RIVERSIDE CLUB
HAS WEEKLY RUN
,Ispecial to The Times plspatcb

Ynh. : II.
,,,Ieieirsburs. Va, March 2a.1The
klTerS!d: Hunt Club had an cnjovai,jc
. .ii ana u jolly romp with the hounds
this afternoon The start was 1n,i,e
from ne kennels ~ i:3p O'Clock. From
there the run lay 10 the car Station
tnehce around through Brauch'y and
Wlsoh farms thence TO Eitchie.s
store, and then down across Iiarvclls
rleid. on through Miller's to the Plank
i itoad Tor I, check The trail was again
iounG at Mat1oX. and taken AZ a III.
r ,i,,a slip through falconcr's 10
Ntchie.s farm, through Orr's, and
across kelly'a field and Granite Grove
10 the club grounds. and finishina
across the paddock, fences.
Those riding We're Harry Seward N
K +. ~, Oh Christ:ne: NJ. C.. Jackson,
huntSman. on Amulet IL: T. HARTLEY
WHIP on Set Back l.. r. Sydnor. whip
on Her Grace: Miss Dorothy Harrison.
on Dynamite: Lemroy Jones on safe
Conveyance, and &. VI. Green, Ir., on
Black son G
The presence OF Miss Dorothy liar
rison, one OF Petersburg'S most charm
Ing society girls IN the hunt was Il
feature Of much interest. as the club
has been hoping for some time to get
some Of our young women to ride in
these hunts.
Miss Anne Royal OF Richmond. vas
also expected 10 ride this AFTERNOON.
but was detained at home. She will
ride next Saturday.
Tho run was extremely cnjoyable
and the pack OF hounds was IN eX-
ccllcnt form.
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VIRGINIA ANNOUNCES
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Games Arranged With Swarthmore, Johns Hop
kins and Hampden-Sidney, Teams Not Here
tofore Played season Ends in Richmond
With Thanksgiving Contest

prove q wise addition, as there Is a
friendly rivalry, which has been accen-
!uateG by the recent track mects, and
there are many Virginia supporters in
Washington
Preparing for Campaign.
kempcr w. fancey. next years
coach, is already preparing for the
1911 campaign in tho practice on Lam
beth Field. Several candidates re-
ported fortnight ago, but cxamina-
tons came on and the work was inter
rnpted. but from now on close attcn-
ton will be given the offensive depart
ment OF kicking. The prizea to be
awarded in kicking exhibition the
afternoon Of the dual track meet With
the University OF Pennsylvania have
Eeen secured. and Will be given on that
day to tho winners Of the puntins,
drop kicking and place Kicking con.
tests.
The schedule complete is as follows:
Saturday, September 23-iIampdcn-
Sidney. at Charlottesville
Saturday. September 3o-Randolph
Macon, at Charlottesville.
rs Saturday, October f-William ann
Mary, at Charlottesville.
Saturday, October 14-Swurthmore.
at charlottesville.
Saturday. October 21--Virginia Mill
tary institute. at Charlottesville.
saturday, October est Ionn.a
tAnnapolisj. at charlottesville.
saturday. November 4--Open
Saturday, November 11-Johns Hon
Sins, at Baltimore
saturday, November 1s-Georgetown,
at Washington.
saturday. November 25-Open.
Thursday CrhanksG giving Day.. No
vember 3o-University OF North Caro-
lima, at Richmond
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

NJ. I'LL
charlottesville. Va, March 25--
wharton Il. Weems. OF Houston Texas
manager OF the Virginia football tea IN
to-day announced his schedule OF game,
next fall. Negotiations are still pend
Ing for two open dates November ana
November 20. Swarthmorc, Johns Hop
kins and liaInpden- sidney are the
teams not on last years schedule.
Thc big games OF last year are con
tlnued, with the exception Of the Cars
isle game, which was bad drawing
caro- at Washington last year. because
ne ann Georgetown contest attracts
INC greater amount OF attention
The crucial game OF the schedule. and
the enc upon which all OF the teams
efforts VIII DO centred. is the George
town game on November IS Virginia
VIII be hard pushed to win, as tie Hill
toppcrs VIII have twenty-five letter men
back next fall, and their team ;vill DO
better than the championship eleven OF
iast fall which BANKED Virginia.
one OF the strong points OF the
schedule is the home game with
Swarthmore. on October II. Swarth
more always has a strong team. ana
ne%t year will he ZIP to the STANDARD.
inc game Is one OF the best that has
oecn scheduled for lambeth Field in
recent years and will DC break in
The regularity of games with the small.
or colleges of the Eastern division.
There is slight probability of secur.
Ing Washington and Lee for one Of tho
open dates. although an effort war
made by Manager Weems to arranrs
ne contest for November 1 without sue
cess.
a comparison of the schedule 70,
next fall. with the dates or The M ST
season. shows nine games FOR 1911 as
against seven for 1910 The .Io,,nc
hopkins game is added. and it should
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Richmond Gun Club

me weather conditions were not
ttohoucive for trap shooting. but in
.srest In this sport is so enthusiastic
t In seventeen shooters faced the traps.
IN, me nisn wind made shooting diflicult
put Nestcott. new acquisition TO the
ciuh. demonstrated that he is a good
snot, and he is welcome addition
Westcott was high gun in rs. making
IN average OF 81 per cent, a Very GOOD
s sno, ; as the wind was high: He also
mac naade hieh sun in 20. scoring % or
?2 per cent Richmond, Jr., tied Rich
mond, ST.. for second honors, with -
out OF 90. i>'s -
Crenshaw and Dew faced the ira rs
for the first time. and made a most
creditable showing, and with practice
VIII make good later on in the season.
The club will hold It's annual meeting
next Thursday night at $40 o'clock,
at the Business MEMS Club. and not
only members. but all interested in this
sport are invited to attend
The club viii SHOOT every saturday
from now on. weather permitting, and
several interesting matches are to be
pulled off next Saturday. Shooting
begins at 1 p NJ Thu score.
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WOMAN CHAMP
WILL PLAY HERE

Continued From First Page)
didn't stop for moment. not even 20
entertain this particular lisht among
the !nkslinging fraternity.
Oncrs Excuses.
"ion'li have to excuse me. even
though must admit that Il doesn't
seem quite polite. But I have so man.
friends who would much rather have
something make myself than any
thing could buy. so | am rnakin Z
q few Easter presents"
Can You beat 1t? The woman pool
champion Of The world spending al
OF Il sunshiny afternoon making fancy
work for come friends who want what
she has turned out in preference to
The store stuff.
w ", King was on hand all OF the
tine and he enjoyed telling about his
wife Just as much az he did talkinj;
about himself. Come to think OF it
nc ia the man who discovered his wife
that's not intended for q Joke king
oooi player Of tho world himself. an,i
nc discovered the future Mrs King
cong before hc discovered that the III
cure Mrs King had Within her charm
ing self tho potential greatness or q
champion
Only Six Tcnrs Ola.
she has been playing pool lust sin
short Years, yct within that time She
has defended the title against all
eomers, tho latest OF whom was Miss
re !en Clearwater, u Pittsburg. Pa,
cor herself at the same time. new
iaurels Shell expecting n challenge
at any moment from another you1i.
woman, and ss simply eager for the
battle
Go on and laugh ali of YOU wise
Wtlies, who think thai a woman cant
play the game. But can YOU run
thirty nine balls III a pool game? Well.
Ecrthu King can. Can yoii make The
famous rainbow fifteen bali combinn-
lion shot? Well. Bertha king can
itnve you ever won any CHAMPIONSHIPS
nights trying? Well Bertha king has
Very Womanly Woman.
.And Win i al sho is just The wo-
chock full Of nara tivcs about her
trips with her husband: Of saurkraut
dinners, especially one which She en-
JoNed In 8. Louis, during which n not
io-cont piece Of the vintage or 1910
mixed in his hrined cabbag &c. 1t was
the vintage remark which made a
hit with her, ana She has that GLOSSY
sailed dime still in her possession.
She can talk pool. too. When il
comes 10 combinations and carom
shots, or to the fine points OF English
properly applied, her information il
iiitmitnblc. It has been hard work
but she enjoys the games now. and
IN her exhibition matches with her
husband. has been known to slip one
over on him and come off winner
Give Exhibitions ut Newport.
". ". hing has no reason to hide
behind the light Of his wife, for lie is
nights the Kings Will give an exhibit
ton Of straight aud fancy pool play
Ing at the Newport pooirooms. at Sla
In doing SO
1t IS also probable that arrangements
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RICHMOND LOST
YFIRST GAM
TONEW WORKERS
Continued From First Page

me! oh, my! It's a shame to tell the
story. Pierce began to slow down,
and his pretty ones that lie laid over
the pan were slammed to ali sections
OF the lot Boyce Jared worse. and no,
until Johnnie Verbout stepped to the
mound did the slaugh liter stop.
There were home runs base hits
three base hits and innumcrable sin
giles. The story is told when the total
Is unveiled; twcnty hits for total os
thirty bases. Richmond hit safely
seven times for n total of nine bases
Two double plays We're pulled off by
the locals. but no bases We're stolen
But why dwell on the game in de-
tail? The box score tells all OF that
The fact remains that regardless OF
the score the locals did remarkably
well, and another story Will be told
Monday, when they meet again. Some
errors We're made and they figured
IN the run getting to no small ex-
tent Warhop hit one over left field
fence which set the crowd wild, and
the heavy hitting added some zest TO
an otherwise dreary sitting.
The score
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NEW HEATING DEVICE;
WJitkeut the Use OF Coal or wood

\ fire which can be touched off with
match, gives as much or as little
heat as You want, can be turned off or
on al will, and Is free from odor, dust
or ashes: in fact, 4 fire which possesses
all the advantages necessary for the
perfect heating Of any kind OF cook
or other stoves and furnaces. Is worthy
or consideration of all citizens inter-
ested In the problem Of cheaper fuel.
This new method can be seen In opcr-
ntion Tor few days at T20 East Main
Street fifth door from Hotel Stumpf
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Bingham School Defeated.

IfspntCN.1 -----
Burlington. N c.. March 25-IIurlin gton
High School defeated the team from BinK-
ham, OF Mehane. on the local diamond this
afternoon b. score OF to J. Sharpe 9
pitching, the stick work OF tho local team
and triple play by the visitors we're the
features.
/ Score by innings: r. n Z,
Bingham ................ o @ ! q 90 4 .
Burlington ..............02 o e0ot--i . 2
Observation-Disclosures Sharpe and An
drews bingham Thompson ana Craig.
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louisville, Ky. March 25-ny hot,.
Iitting and superior base r,,nniin.r c ~, !.
IiinGinnnti Nationals defeated tho
louisville team OF tho American As
Sotl@sion mere to-day by the score OF
Score BY Innings: MI !,
;tnclnnnti 1871 l11o1o1o-si ii .
>o 1 ..;:.G 0I20o-4 .
Batteries: Frornme. Sugrs and Az
iosi Newton. Baker, I.akon and Al
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EASTERN DEFEATS
RANOOLP MACON
Academy Team Loses Opening
Game of Season by Score
Of 10 to 3.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times D ispatchl
Manassas, Va, March 25.-Thc base
ball season at Eastern College was
opened here to-day. Tho Randolph
Macon Academy toam. one OF the best
prop school teams in tho State, was
Eaaterns first opponent. and was de-
feated 10 to 3. DR.. II. U. Roop. pres
idont OF Eastern College. tossed tho
first ball.
White. who pitched suoh great ball
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Eastern League C,ub Io.c.

., luminous ga, March 25.-In a one
sided game, in which the visitors did
not reach third until the seventh in
ning, and scored only in tic eighth
C -, defeated Toronto, Of the
t.astern League, TO ., this nftcrnnnn
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HERMITAGE CLUB
4 TENNIS MECCA
(Continucd Irrom First page

y -
Rely, D. ID. Fitzgerald ana many
others.
The club is fortunate in having such
good players as Fred G.. Pollard. James
p. Tyler Percy Pemberton, Bernard
Robb. Evans w. Lindsey, l.. II. Blair,
William x. Trgg, n. 3. Hardy, Addison
Rcnnolds and j. Fl. Kicks as Il strong
playing nucleus.
All tennis arrangements this year
are In tho hands or COMMITTEES com
posed OF p. AZ. Blair. Evans w. Lind
sey and William f. Trigg. and an ex-
celient program has been mapped out,
providing for tournaments throughout
tho summer. which will add greatly ia
tho popularity Of the ganno and to the
pleasure Of those participating.
Women Take to Game.
Judging from tho number Of the
younger female contingent on hand
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ST. Andrews Wins from Tigers
The 81. Andrews baseball team won a
very Interesting game from tho Second Tis-
trs by tho score OF 10 . The feature of
tho game was the batting Of 81. Andrews.
Bat;eries-Maaon, Hulzbcch and DawIey
for ST. Andrews, and Tuchc and Rucne for
tho Tigers. Umpire. Morgan. Attendance
$40 s. --N i'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26

Dai!as Ten, March 25-Rain pro
Vented the exhibition game to- day be.
tween the Dallas Texas League tear
tionals ~
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Victory for I,o,,I,..,

hnniston. Ala. March o5.-Thc Mont.
sonerY Southerners were defeated by
me rochester Hustiers In n hitting
Z, .-'N'No'' 49, =" ~
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Game Scheduled for To-nnv.

-. = :, ~
New orleans. Ia, March 25.-Rain
l,ied for this afternoon between the
L,ieyeiand Americans and the New Or
leans southern League clubs. a game
is scheduled for Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
Americans Lose to NATIONALS.

ST Louis. Mo. March 25.-The ST
Louis National League baseball team
won mo iirst game of the spring series
from the local American League club
to-day by score of | to . The
players wore crepe in memory of stan
who died yesterday -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
Fifth Home run fo- mn

Charleston. S. O. March o4..-Bal,er
or the Philadelphia Americans got his
NTH nome run of the series here. i'm
won. to 0. Philadelphia will leave TO-
morrow for Columbia for series OF
games. -
score by innings: r. H. T.
Philadelphia O21OO0O g : n
Charleston q O o @ O q @ ~ . n
batteries: Bender and I-app and Iiv-
inSston; OHorn and I.uskev
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Memphis Dcfcn,.,,

Ncmphis Dcfcnted by Chicngo.
memphis. Tenn, March 25-Thc Chi
ca go. team OF the National League, won
from Memphis to-day, to L.
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The Game mt Cbntt,,o,.,,

Chattanooga. Tenn. March e.
chattanooga and the Brooklyn second
team played to a tic here this after
noon, the game being called in the
nlnth inning on account OF cold
weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26

Boyee had plenty OF benders. but they fat
habit OF bending right against those fel
lows bat; and they sure can hit some.
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SHAT Is FROM SP0RTI4A
BY GUS MALBERT.

Just Few days OF warm weather wil!
work wonders
Duke Farrell said after the game that It
was likely looking bunch
Sobo.i: expected anything else but the
crouch.
Martin nit Tor triple and single
Lodge got his binslc safely and worked
Ike major
Pierce eased up after the FRS, two innings
Wills he vas going AZ his speed they
didn't do much with him.
Every Single man on the local team hi
the bah good and hard. even when tho
mighty Warhop vas f,ingng 'cm over
Esan managed to land one safe toward.
tho end the frame.
Bu, i. took .scrapiron, TO send out the
timely bing.e, scoring two
! was not a fast good game. nor
could ii have been expected In suc1 weather
Another one tomorrow with tho samo
crowd. Bet hat that II works better
WARRIOR sure did lay against that bali
when he drove il over the fence.
Ifcl he talking about 1t all season
Danny Iauff. the little ietthanded gard !.
ener FOR the Yapigans. added d littlo lfe
tn tho game when he came In and caught
Branerd. after Russell had been hurt, with
a right handed catcher's glove.
Some comedian. that little fellow and he
he'd everybody laughing
Dutch Rcvelle, who was slated to pitch,
reported his arm in poor condition.
Russell ran right into tho press box,
desplte the yells OF those inside. He owl
IDENTIFY did not hear the words Of warning.
Nothing was more clearly demonstrated
than that Baker belongs at short during
tho game. Whenever ne covered tho bag
he nailed his man. and that's where he was
strong last year
No reason on earth why Martin could not
be developed into good second snclser.
With these two boys 80 arranged there
would be nothing to ~.
Boyee had plenty OF benders, but they had
q habit OF bending right against those fell.
lows bat; and they sure can hit some
Burbank Ia. been turned Iooxe by tn.
Yankees. Why not him for Richmond?
Pretty good crowd for a cold day when all
of tho bcachers and grandstand arc filled.
VIII ieav. harsh oritJolums and aIsseot:ons
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COLUMBIA Pitchers N,ild.

Columbia. S. c. March 25.-The Wild.
ness Of the Colurbta. pitchers and good
base running by Philadelphia give to-
days game TO the frs, squad OF the
fnllauelphla Nationals. by score OF
10 .. 57@
Score BIZ innings: n. r. r.
Philadelphia 30 o. 1000 1--i 2 q
Columbia ...0 . 0 @ o O . n--o I
Batteries: Ewing. Moore and McDon-
ouHh and Doom: Fullenwidcr. Sterling
Barry and POWELL and CovenY L..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26

Burbank ha. been turned Iooxe by tho
Yankees. Why not him for Richmond?
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With Big League Teams in South

Augusta. Ca March e5.-sIana,,cr
iIai Chase vas tie brilliant star Of the
iankces' eleven inning victory over
INC Boston Nationals this afternoon
me score was to 1. Chase sent Nav
ork's first and tying run across the
p.a,c IN the ninth with triple. and
nroke up the game In the eleventh
Wi.h a safe drive that scored Elliott
Win, the winning run. lie also pre-.
sented tie In 3ostons half OF this
round with a dazzling one hand stor
OF ga. liner. He made four hits out OF
seventh. when ..bles Lost his grin n M
,nenta rily Ables and Quinn pitched Tor
~, Yankees. and Tyler, recruit, did
score by innings: p
iniiShlanders 100000 o0o-3
boston ,.........0 cocoon 0--1
batteries: Vaughan. Ables. Fisher
ana Blair and Williams: Tyler. Mat
TERN and Graham Umpire. DAvern.
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Nothing was more clearly demonstra to-
than that Baker belongs at short durn
tho game. Whenever ne covered tho ba
he nailed his man, and that's where he wa
strong last year.
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No reason on earth why Martin could ne
be developed into a good second sncltc
With these two boys 30 arranged ther
would be nothing to 81
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Win by Timely Hitting.
Atlanta Ca. March c5.--Tinely hit
ting by the Brooklyn Nationals gave
them the game from the Atlanta South
crn League team this afternoon by s
tn =.
BROOKLYN ,......ooo2o Ooo1-s 4
Atlanta Il Q 0 0 0 0 0 IL !
Batteries: Ryan. Bell and Fisher and
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Pretty good crowd for cold day when all
of tho b!cachers and grandstand arc flled.