The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10

pay this season. II YOU listen to their talk
you will como to the conclusion that there
isn't the least possible chance 10 have base
ball in Virginia
Naturally those fellows want 70 see the
game put the bum. They have nothing
to lose and much gain. knowing their
NM 'ations. the object of all their talk is TO
get as much money Al possible I'm no few
years of service lcf; to them
a, D'T 20" eyer see young colt frskins
exactly what YOU will SEQ in The yirrinta
League when the season begins.
The difference between tho yirrin;,
League OF las, year and the Virginia i'eal,,e
o. TINS year is that during the season which
reputa, in 'I 10 me men payns ban had
men VIII have a reputation 10 make
!, Note tho difference and then grasp tn.
OF course there may be differing opinions
as regards what constitutes an outlaw
league Owner Bradley probably knows what
he is talking about. but then there are
those of us who differ.
Take this as fnal The national commits
SION does not have TO act on any league
lection. That league is OUTLAW IN. mo-
ment 1t enters protected territory Final
Racing has been resumed at .Juarez ~.
eiiSht uhpleasuntness which occupied ,Ie
hs,ention OIL the visitors to the Mexican city
nave been dealt with in the usual fashion
II Is now safer TO bet on the ponies than -
wager any real money who is going to be
me general In charge tomorrow morning
Well folks. X: o. Brown really did show
some mett'e against Ad. Wolgast
II went the. full rounds ard ph;I,.,,
6 ph,a Jack o Bren. subscriber 10 The fuiI
dress uniform didn't make any money.
The press reports all say that The reason
Why the arena wasn't quite filed was be-
esuse INC New York crowd didn't show up
Why blame it on the New Workers strikes
,rirIe Una an some I'm o, The Phiadephians
Of .irnisso %, Genosltins the proper number
b SUI III IT was W. great fight that >d. did
ply refused to take the punishment NEED
our: AZ. started with a smile and finished
hemenber that said that II the Michigan
Eo ;, mad TO favor that bad arm he would
p him an S9r 50 wa dd "a Lyons said ne
rough younsster with a mighty hard kick
IN ms left nit lie can. take lot OF punish
PVT ne Is not q toPnotcher. and any one
who has seen him go will have the same
Gentleman Knockout Brown may not he
INC nest iiGhtcr In the world. but he at lea IS
can claim the distinction Of taking a mighty
crin,p in the cake buying ability OF Tic
Michigan terror
Ing tactics. It is probable tina, Ills press
agent told him to work that broken arm
S nass TO ss5 lrazIe hn, The trouble with
Pcopie working on the newspapers have some
sense too.
horizon number of persons who held that
WolGast was trying TO swell the box office
While have great admiration for Jack
O Brien, a the same time he was nightly
| fooled on the Wolrsst affair. lie probably
offered a big guarantee. and the crowd
didn't turn
Woisast-M Garland fight will moi be pulled
Of because OF the poor showing made by
son. The real reason is that Wolsast has
not proven TO he the drawing card which it
was expected he would be. That's all
Drawing few conclusions Mr.. Knockout
Brown Is in the limelight and should be
abie to cop a little change his ac-
count
Glaneinng over the several papcrs published
: ~ nc .tulted State3 ] nave come 10 the
conclusion that everybody is satisfied with
The recent action OF the football rules COM
| mittee fost is pleased and Camp is pleas
cd. and the rest may as we'll prepare to ac-
ccpt the result.
Some worthy Individual. with more time
than he should have. has come to the con-
clusion that tho heaviest batters in the
hcstball game arc the hest billiard players.
| lIcish-ho.
Rumo, No l.sls.7es.las says that the ST.
Louis Browns are again TO be sold. Secret
service agents please note. Also remember
| mat Bob Hedges is still In the game.
! Report tina, Terry McGovern was dying
at Hot Springs is proved false. Terry writes
| to some OF his friends that Hot Springs is
entirely TOO costly dying place. Costs some
thins to die anywhere these days
| Y. M. G.. A. Athletics
The basketball league games last
night resulted as follows: Cedars 49,
| FOplHrS. 10; SycamoreS 10: Naples o.