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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
he score folloI
.ASEI\GTON
Totals. az tonis1l Totals 1910 ~ = (

.Bstted for Groom n third inning. -Tsgte'
To- Otev IN ninth inning
Vsshirg ton .''d 4 o - > "a
Tvo-ease hit-Myers ThreA-hase hits-Me
loan. Mailman. Austin. SlrriI-e iirs-Ptltf.
Hogan Nyers Douhi. p'ay-Peitv. wallace
and Myers S'ols7 basss--Ilherfet. Gcsslr-.
Irit bv pitched hall--By Petty r. herfein T'r-'
hss. on halls-OT Petty, 7 ~ Otcy 7 struck
out-By Petty. 6 by Otev. . Hts--O~ Groom.
IN innings or Otc', IN 6 inning LETT on
haees-S, Louis. a. Washington. .. Tlne-i'4O
Twpifes--o Loueiin and Dinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
Totals. .3o14NI28 Totals. .s2o621 Is 2


Buffalo. ........ 0-i
Newark ......... o q o n % 90
Sacrifice hit.-Louden. Mcdonald. Stolen
bases -I.Ouden. Dalton. TNo-ha-e hits
Sharpe o.. Thrce-baHs hit-Brcwue Bases
on balr-Om Parln. ! or Stroud, l. Struck
out-By Parkir. .. by stroud. 4 Balk-Pnr-
kin. Passed hall-BeckcndOrf. Double plays
Trucsdalc starr and Sharpe. Truesdale and
starr. First base on errors-Ncwark 3: Puf-
falo. . Left on bases-Newark. v; Buffalo. 4.
Time OF game 40. Umpires-Murray and
Kern. Attendance. 7 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Wilkes Barre Q; Binghamton. !
Troy, 10. Syracuse,
Utica, 3. Albany. Q.
Scranton. IL. Elmira, I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

Baseball American League Park TO-DAY I
?. Il. Giants IS. st. Louis. Adm. 25c and $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
ST. LOUIS, 6: WASHINGTON,

81. Louis May H-Uith several neu
players in The game, 81. Louis to-day De-
teated Washington b. score Of u ?
rrha fnil~r,s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

Another seasons baseball record and in
cidentally record never equalled in the
South Michigan League. was made by the
Saginaw club against Lansing on Satur-
day, when eight home runs were secured
in nine inning game. Less than that
number were made on the same grounds
all last season. Saginaw won the game by
score of q to ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

ENGLISH TEAM. REDS
No Lieut. T.. ". No. IL. 6 Philips
Palmes Allan Forbes
No. 2--Iieut a ~ No. p. T. Cowcin.
Edwards
NO. captain J. II. No. ID 4. Stoddaro
Lloyd. Capt II. II. VII
Back-Captain +. ". son.
Barrett Back-R. L. Agsssiz
Total goals, 70 Total goals. 4.
Goals scored by: For English team. Lieutenant
4 Noel Edwards, Is: Lieutenant r. W. Palmes'
5. Captain J. Hardness Lloyd. ]. Lost by pen
atty. o. Net score. IL goals. For Reds j. Z
Phipps |: Louis r. Stoddard, |, Captain n
Herbert Wilson. /; r. I. Agassit l. Lost by
penalty. O. Net score. goals. Referee
William A. Hazard Time OF game-Eight perl
ode Of ~ minutes each. Municipalities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

The St Louis Browns have purchased
PHI" Hogan, teh Pacific coast outfielder.
from the Philadelphia Athletics for 5000.
Gregory, a pitcher. has been released 10
Oakland, Cal. and Gus owens, an out
fielder, TO the Omaha nine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

Columbus. 7: Louisville, . DIST game
Columbus, 10. Louisville I I'D game.
Milwaukee 2: Kansas city. 3.
ST Paul. To- Minneapolis. I
indianapolis. 2. Toledo. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

Much scoring was done by the big league
teams last week. the record for the Ma
tional League being 272 runs and the Amer
lean League 2S5 runs. Cincinnati scored
~ runs while the Phillie and Giants
tailed As apiece and Pittsburg IS for, six
games. The White Sox had record Of
q. Detroit 81 and Boston 81, with the
Athletics at 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS
ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Bridgeport. 2. New Haven, 2
New Britain. .. Waterbury. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

rival OF the Englishmen big crowns &C.,
followed the practice matches Nd,ul~"S
there has been considerable In ana OUT piay,
and 1t is doubtful If the Britons nav.
shown anything like their true forin' ou'
the same. although not so poin'ediy' mag
no said OF the Americans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

rust a. present Tho friends and admirers
of Alec Smith. the national ana retropoh-
tan op.n champion. are worried lest he VIII
bo unahl- ~ defend h,s titles this season.
Alec has been quite III since returning from
tho South. and the muscles OF his back
which were wren he'd are still weak. The
open championship tournament VII De held
over the links Of tho Chicago Golf Club at
Wheaton. about six weeks hence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

IT turns ont that Byron Bancroft John
son. car OF the American League. talked
too much in meddlng with the affairs OF
the National League-at least $1,000 too
much. Talking is oftentimes an expensive
luxury. HERBERT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
GORDON MOTOR
CO., Inc.
Gears of Character"
Richmond, Va.

mischievous kid. the man who left
Down East when n child The cult
rated villain planned some exceeding
~ crcditablc machinations, which
were executed with more or less sue
ccss and with plenty OF realism by
tho bad man. who IL at last licked in
splendid shape by tho camps weak
ling. Virtue and affection triumph.
and AS the sun Went Down" those
that were good were happy. end tho
god of things as they ought TO be
reigncd supreme.
Estha Williams az Colonel Billy"
earned all the applause she received.
She docs her part well. without over
strainins Faro Bill" By Edwin wal
ter austuined his end of the play in
excellent shape. II his mclodra1na waa
little ovcrworksd at times.
As a matter OF fact. there was no
weak character. Tho company is com
posed OF people who know their bus!-
ness and who constitute II well.traincd
and we'll managed team. 10 matter
VINO occupied tho place in front OF tho
iootliEhts. whether Flora Byam as tho
little girl, much given to rocitlng very
bad verse. or a. c. White as The Ia
rhntnln,' or L. W. Graham as tho
gospel peddler from Boston. the audi
ence was equally delighted and respon-
siNc a festive rattlesnake. yclcpt
john l.. sullivan. defeats the villain Il
wilcs in one round. and SO ends Il
play well worth Hccing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
OAkHURST CAUSES
SENSATION OF DAY
At Moncrief 100 to I Shot Wins.
Grover Hughes Furnishes
Surprise.

Jacksonville Fla, January l6--Oak-
hurst at loo 70 l. furnished tho sensa-
ton OF the afternoon at Moncrief by
winning tile nfth race. Another sur
prise was sprung when Grover hughes.
at 10 to l. captured the third race.
Descomnets won the feature, a sell
Ing handicap nj one mile, defeating
Glucose, the odds on favorite. iii drive
II the finish by q length Summary:
First raca-maidcn three year-olds
SIX furlongs, $io0--Billy Vandevcer {,
to 81 FIRST Emma Stewart O. TO ID sec
ond, Nan see G TO - third. Time
l:i4 4-5.
Second race-soring. $500. three
yearoldS and up Gve ana II half fur
longs-Planutcss &C TO - first. Double
rive 60 to - second. lima GO to 81 third.
Time, l.0T DO.
Third race-S5oo, three year olds. six
INCONSISTENCIES Hughes GO 10 ii
,irst, Lahore G. to 100 second, Anteuor
q 10 LOO third. Time. l;lg as.
Fourth race-scilinG, handicap. SicO
three year-olds and up. milc-D escom-
nets Is to - first. Glucose q 10 IL see
ond. Ia Sun Da q to % third Time
i:40 10
Fifth race-selling, s4co. four-yonr-
olds ana up six furlongs- oakhurst
600 TO - ilrst, Camel IS to II second
Ruford q Ia - third. Time 1913 . D.
Sixth race selling. $500. Iour-year-
olds ana up, mile and siXteenth-
Huck O. 10 ~ nrst Rrcvite q to ~ Sec
ond, queen Marguerite O. 10 IS ,hi,1
Time l;i9 SIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
NOT YET DECIDED
AS TO TRACK NEE L
Meeting Of Track Team Committee Will Be
Held at College Next Week to Determine
Whether to Hold Indoor Event or to Wait
Until Spring and Use Baseball Park

Not until II meeting OF tho Committee
OF Track Athletics of Richmond Col
ege holds n meeting next week will 1t
be definitely decided regarding holding
an indoor track meet in this city soma
time during he winter Tho question
has now resolved itself into the ad-
visibility OF holding an indoor meet
this winter or waiting until spring anu
holding a meet at the ball park.
Manager L. w. Corley. OF the track
team. Is authority for the above state
ment. He also gave tho information
that the exact date for the meeting
had not been determined upon. hut that
II would positively be held next week.
Neither was lie at all positive that the
Horse show Building could not DO Sc
cured In which TO hold the meet in the
event that it was decided upon. lie
was also of the opinion that the drill
han of the Blues Armory would make
such 4 meet. provided sulucient seats
could be obtained for tho audience.
Wnnt NIcn to Have Chance.
As matter of fact. the one ans only
consideration regarding an indoor meet
is whether or not tho men can be put
in proper condition to make "A circuit
able showing against the other col
lcges OF the state 10 be invited TO take
part. Much time has been lost in get
ting out the candidates aud in secur-
Ing q coach for the team.
Now that Hagaman, former track
star at Columbia University. has been
engaged. 1t would be neither fair TO
him nor the men who have come out,
to put them through only superficial
training and expect them to do as We'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
BOIL Err NJ AKERS
LOSE TO CLERKS
Things Now Humming on r. r.
Y. NJ. c. A. Alleys, and Good
Games Result.

Tho Railroad Y. NJ. c. 4. League is
now an assured fact. and games are
being rolled each night between the
rivals for, honors on the alleys Some
good timber Is being developed, and
on Thursday night picked team from
among the several lives In the league
viii play The Times Dispatch team Of
the Richmond Bowling Associa ton.
These two teams have met before on
the Newport Alleys. and the newspaper
crowd overwhelmed their opponents.
IL is the hone OF tho railroaders that
they Will he able to retaliate in kind.
~ any rate. practice has been going
on steadily. and the belief is now en-
tertaincd that the men are NJ to put
up a. great fight especially in view OF
the fact that tho series will be pulled
OF on the home alleys,
Last night for the nrst time the
Chesapeake and Ohio AIachinists met
tho sapeake and Ohio Clerks and
the penpushcrs put 1t all over the
boilermakers. winning out by a total
Of t27 pins. Cook, for the clerks, car
ried off high individual score honors
though each of tho games brought
forth some consistent bowling. Follow
ing will be found the score:
g. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
VIRGINIA ALUMNUS
EXPRESSES OPINION
Deplores Action Taken by University and Smarts
Under lmputation, From Public-Asks Many
Questions, All Pertinent and Relating to
the Long-Standing Controversy.

possible without arouslng intense and
bitter partisanship? Are students OF
tho state University and the State
Polytechnic Institute afflicted with any
peculiar characteristics which do not
tut!ons and which constitute Il bar to
future contests between them?
Lot the authorities Of the two insti
tutions SO out and mingle with tho
people a little from whom they ger
their patronage and support, and then
let them say whether their interests
Will be best promoted by Il resumption
OF athletic relations or a persistent
disregard OF each other.
Suggests Board of Arbitration.
Why not leave the whole matter OF
tho terms and conditions of n meeting
to board OF arbitration, composed
in part of tho athletic heads of the two
institutions? 1t is idle to pass the
matter by with the mere statement that
the interests OF the institutions demand
that they do not meet The alumni
and the public are not satisfied WITH
this, and are not going TO be satisfied
AS an alumnus of Virginia. I confess
that I smart under tho constant asser-
ton that Virginia is afraid to meet
y p. T. Better suffer defeat than de-
cline a contest on ground which tends
TO strengthen rather than diminish this
belief.
Come gentlemen. Let's have the
game or advance some reason for not
having Il which the public can under
stand
Virginia cannot afford TO leave tho
matter where It Is
- VIRGINIA ALUMNUS."
Richmond. January ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
:ine. Editor Tlnes-DIspatch

sporting Eultor Times Dlspdtch
1t Is evident that the athletic
authorities OF the University of Nir-
gin!a ana of V. p. l. are not fully
cognizant OF the interest which is being
taken by tho public in the proposed
resumption OF athletic relations bo
tween these two institutions.
Whether justified or not. thcre is no
denying the fact that. whatever eX-
PLANTATION may be made OF the failure
to arrange a game for the cominS
football season. the verdict of the pub
lie is that Virginia is either afraid OF
V. y. l. or that its faculty committee
did not. ut It's recent meeting consider
the proposed game without reference
Lambeth. To offer az & reason for not
meeting each other the theory that a
feeling of intense partisanship would
be cnscniered is TO present an argu-
ment which satisfies nobody. and at
the same time 20 disregard the In
ovitahle resentment which the public
Will bear toward the institution that
declines contest without apparent
cause
Some PIthy Questions.
What peculiar condition Is there
which renders It impossible for these
two institutions to engage In orderly
dfd not apply TO contests between tho
same institutions on the occasion OF
former meetings? None OF us ever
heard anything OF this intense and bit
ter craftsmanship except since the SOW
crance of athletic relations between
them
What has happened since that time
If all of the past differences have been
forgotten, to make future contests i'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
H AR D LUCK
BEATS AL C S
Engine Builders, Much Strength
ened, Put Up Game Fight
on Alleys.

The meeting OF the Richmond Bowl
ing Association scheduled for last
night has been postponed until to-mor-
row night at $3.50 o'clock. This meet
Ing Will BIO for the purpose of decid-
ing the classes IN which prizes are to
be awarded.
In hot contest the jewelers. won
three straight games from the Amer
lean Locomotive Company OH the Now
port Alleys last night. Tho en-
CINE makers appeared considerably
strengthened. and put up the best fight
tney have made since the formation
or tho association. Both Captain tial.
lagher and Midget. who was bou,;h.
from the Engrarers. put up beautiful
game, and but for a little hard luck at
critical times would have undoubtedly
won ut least one game.
CAPTAIN Spilling, for the jewelers.
rolled In championship form. taking on
al or the honors. He rolled 2O., 226 nnI
20 In each OF the games. record
hard to boat under any conditions
Williams also put up t. warm article
OF pin splitting.
challenge has been accepted by
Ihc Times Dispatch team 10 roll tho
ltailroad Y. NJ. c. a. on Thursday
aiEht The railroads want revenge.
having succumbed to the newspaper
men on a former occasion Following
VIII be found the score and standing
of the clubs:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17

as more sea soned athletes. For this
reason 1t may appear advisable TO hold
IN open air meet early in the spring.
Never before in the history OF Rich
mond College has there been such a
wealth of likely material for the tracii
team. More than thirty candidates are
already out and before the week is
ended 1t Is expected that the squad
will be augmented by men who have
slgnified their intention OF making a
try for places on the teams.
Giimnn VIII Return
One man who viii be royalty vel
coined when he comes back to college
is w. j. Gilman, Jr.. of Richmond
Gilman is fast man and will doubt
less make the star hurdler of the
squad. lie is also fast on the straight
away.
Captain Taylor Will be called upon 10
iooi after the sprints while Strother,
long OF body and wind. who did tho
.onG distance running last year. will
again be called upon IN these events.
Allen Valentine, another local boy.
looks good with the pole, and with
proper handling should be able to go
high. In every other department can
didates are working like beavers
linsaman has not yet taken charge OF
the squad. but will in few days
Altogether prospects arc bright for
the success of the school on the track
The relay team Will go TO Washington
TO take part in the George Washington
meet and VIII probably race agains,
the Hatchetites. Everything Will be
decided ct the meeting next week and
II is not at all beyond the realm of pos
sibiliiy that an indoor meet VIII 10
held in Richmond this winter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
G., e ,ARE ! II 7 I
A SPECIFIC BLOOD IMpURTTY

Catarrh is a deep-seated blood dis
ease, one which no amount of local
treatment will ever permanently cure.
The beneficial effects of washes,
sprays, limitations, ETC., are only
temporary, and when left off the old
condition returns, because the blood
IS infected with catarrhal matter and
impurities. This impure condition
OF the circulation irritates and in
flames the delicate mucous mer,.
branes and tissues and produces the
we'll known symptoms of ringing
noises in the head and cars, mucus in
the throat, headaches, watery eyes,
partial deafness, sore throat, gcnera-
impairment OF health, etc. This coli
dition will remain, growing worse as
long as the catarrhal matter is al
lowed to remain i'll the blood. Being
aspecific blood impurity, there is only
one way 10 cure Catarrh, and that IS
to purify the blood. Nothing equals
S. S. S. for this purpose. 1t attacks
the disease at its head-in the circu-
lation-and by thoroughly renovating
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17

Ten several days ago concerning some wres,-
ieFs who were expected 70 arr.vs In Rich
mohd 10 give an exhibition the head 10 The
story said they were expected during N.
week Of December 50. /, should bave rsas
,1if o. January 30. as the body of the SIR,
10. AtiIed Deoro who viii battle with c,los-.
OF he IirI,a i4"Fo tor the poo championship
no Wins or not he is out OF me nooi enc. :
LOT Hseps lie viii adopt the tbrnec,,sbi ~, ns
- - ba i and VIII challenge John Dali
W .st.., ditcoid was now There is harmony
er Bradley Is the orisina sn,,Ptii'y.. ana O"n,
nefe days Things were Just bound 10 conoe
no more Will attompt ngur. ciehty ana
49, 'hihfs declared tho aviator, as hc
clouds II Is no, the hazard i,a III !" me
s,ni. ny mat one gets d!zay from Tho
" Io,al q Tho crcwd Better a long lila
, one. So me for the straight and mar.
Packy Mcfarland and lack c;ood,a 80.
.Gs.'.er to-nisht and Goodman promise,
~ - t"e Pupic VII not think so well ..
;or the Falrmoun; Is G.. New York Ell
stit i; looks IKE tho Wes,erner mas tba
os'ter OF tho argument
Rnhen Walden. bartender. va,idoyl,r. rcr.
iViinef ana general cu,-up. Is now chcsiy
~ ~ M record he made in indoor baseball
tia o'HoF fHfht when he struck ont twenty.
M'e ineh Ruben Is s,I!l come Singer 10.
...Hf ne u a. only thing no Is ahy On Is
hP9d nays what Keeps Some Other
soo4 ones out o: tho game
And spoak'ng Of tho Others" imaxln,
LIES khYmpHd refusing tomc NJ Tho stIn
which the indiana can't buy. Neither man
nor beast need now lore hope
H0W lhcy say Landlord and johnson are
'@''| f"a'f"ed 'oF Aght. well who caresi
Remember Roads" is the word.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
Rebuilding BAPTIST HOME

Plans for rebuilding the Bnntint Home for
.lsci Women @crc discussed yesterdny al
inc annual meeting. ATs. W. s. !co,bG,
cnhlfinhr OF committee IN charge ~ hi.
..42fenehi 'vaa roales;cd hy tn. trustees 10
TAKE un ii.ts matter Al the carilrst possltio
tine l"a n.asc reror, to lilo board 81
irnnagcrg
Aiiar Twelve years MS president, or Tho
Hoihy ME-. :. u Wilson retired ycs,crdny
= Nr nor past services mud useiu.ncAs n rs.
NS vote 81 thnnhs vas rendered hcr shs
VILE he grc"ecdcd ~ Mts ". q. IInrFls
pthcr "n.cegs chosen yestcrdny wrt". M,s
lni"InAh Wortham ,nTst vice president: Mrs
,hhr'.s u ltyland fecOud vice. proaili.ni,
MIs Ernest Long. Third Wee prcsld"nf. Mrs,
~ -. Nanturen trehsdrcr. Mrs Il. y
,i'lHns recording necrcinry. ana Nfs. ~
~ l.cieW tor'cspnnd!nB Hecrotafys
ltHnotis OF lhr orfJccr1 ~ tho year, yott
o. lHr hcne "yre cncoGras iNg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
CASE is DISMISSED
Convicted Man Finds NJ Relief In SUI
prcmc Court.

Washington January ls.--The Su-
picni. Court or the United States TO-
Gay dismissed for want OF Jurisdiction
the appeal 10 tho court OF 6. WnsF
Hunter from his conviction OF imam
slaughter in South Carolina.
Hunter was sentenced TO tho peni :.
tcntinry for eight years. Ito wna nc-
cused OF having killed I1lbert +. Cope
land near their homes in IlurcnS
county, $. G.. in 1906. while the tw.
were playing ball.
Hunter entered plea 81 selfi
Tense Til" case was brought TO tho
Supreme Court on tho statement that
several technical errors were COM
mittcd during tho trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
Shafts rozaa Sport lazad
BY C. MALBERT

and how 1t & oH!y n!nety-tous days before
y really happens. Commence cnnking them
Ta.y q ~ ma: jimmie sullivan has an
iAe meh ae L enshgins far the Richnond
lt-Ih Nil 70 q perfect delight 10 the chew
ins-F1m Drgate.
had wetel f2T some fro.!c. from the bunch
ht4 sfasal That merry twinkle which 10
4 HA'i Of every son % old Er!a. belong. 10
"Aat ;ht gre4a grass grew Al. around, ali
'''-"A+ .--s'aE oi Broad Street PARK.
He:asmseF % red sluuson, who caught
~ Sotio.s iaet ear? ~eN hes gone INTO
%hieh mas,s avery morning af;er br1akfas,
ana s9meuMfs aeats The mailman home
rep j-lnnsfen has his hands taii /, ii. or.
nec!s e rams as relay team vi to The form
- trim ine fas; boys from Cornell IN Inc
George "asaiHs''n laaoar racE neai
Henry MeNair.. representing the Official
A q. r., biue Book. r town, and attend
60 me meeting o: the Richmond Automobile
CLUB last night.
They must be saving wood up-s,at.. for
'h'5 are hprelN saying nothing Every nnv.
ana then iiitle nsws drlt,s through. hut
most 81 me days arc barren
a@~n iheFe are waktns. up and giving some
7-'Hiit.sN I" Wh1t Kind OF team t.ili 10.
W ihe noid rather ihan TO questions uf .ar
.'SA 4mpor'aEee TO 'he fams.
Hotct that tho Waite RATS an orsanIza.
Gh z landef!l!e pertorincrs. Is kIckina
LSa!Ns' ! He advout Of baseball ullyc.g into
Ire profession just wci sion ktclinc
Inns Nat Wien the same Kick was raised
VfGihal PeE rts whose nOtoric;y made them
p2%-%h .eo nrewinE cards. II may be Hard
/ !ha'|t We managers stop booking attractions
/ "H!tA iNeah nero money ia the tni
: Up IN WASHINGTON they have q ali nres
I ihal ~ LOUIS Will Anish in asst pace ,r ina
/ american Lee, que Hennaut race II NAV nan
J olt mat way but hobby wallace n
/ mighty good man. With a Very loug head
( Naturaly ho can do very little al this $500
I o: ting game. and he cam, fnlsh ,rhy ~
( nNt tAeFc seems q possibility that NJ an
/ pNl nus team out % tho spb;yay
! ami come e think b st tic mTmigo ,bo,
unit AZ ,he meeting 70 be held in Irnb.
fuafy may Dc '1ic, ~, y i g iruo il y!lI
certainly work q hardtaiu o., ;hc ,nn,,a,., r.
\ ia iAe organ carton. Mucn has brtn f,,,
Etitng men together VINO could ynrL ,o,,h
in lhe salary .iini, afopied ana 81 Nh,
rfnoNui ls increased tin tntire nergoursf ~.
'hs 'f"ma must nndtTFo g epanso.
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tthry nfe not So easy /" gc that 81, en1d
bt.. p.aycrs The so0d nncr ara ,sh,,, f'ou
rifht ht he beginning, ana thr i5nY.r :, "
WWaRcr las - walk tic less his eharca,
~ success
J lust i'itla cA.ia'a'iuH. ID ! STORY wrt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17
uiph,andcrs Sign Martin.

New York, january l6.--'Fhc New
York American League club to-day
signed John Martin. an iniielder, who
was with the New Brunswick, New
Jersey semi -profcsslonal team last
year. Martin has been ordered to re-
port in Athens. Ga, on March 8. His
home Is in rlainfield. N. j.