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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
WILL PLAY THREE
GAMES NEXT WEEK
A. and M. to Meet Trinity Park,
Amherst and Philadelphia
Nationals.
Especial to The Times. Dispa,ch. |

lSpeCldi 10 / ne ncS- Dispatch
West Raleigh. NJ c.. March i5-Thc hrst
week OF the baseball season viii prooa bly,
furnish two Of the very best and hardest
fought games OF the year. after the
Monday Amherst College OF Massachusetts,
the only college team 10 defeat A. and NJ
last season. viii be played on Friday. fol-
lowed by the Philadelphia National League
team on Saturday.
The game with Amherst las; year was
hnyhody's game until the last man was ont
IN the ninth innins. the score being Tied no
less than three times during the game Tho
g. and NJ. team made more errors IN this
game than III almost all or Tie rest az the
games put together Every man ,ht team,
game With the Massachusetts club and
Coach Thompson promises q no; ngh, 70,
the victory.
The Phiics defeated the Red ana White
ing against, Sexton. NeN; saturday week
Stafford viii probably work against the
philadelphia team. and this year a. and NJ
is determined 10 score tho biz leasucrs
Tbs operins game with Trinity Park
school will In all probability be very in
ierestins one, aside from its being the first
Love Trinity Park has one Of the very best
batteries REPRESENTING Il perpetrators school
in the state.
The contes, being wased between candi-
with the possibility that Speer varsity sec,
onu easeman for tllq greater par, OF las,
season. VIII De Shifted to third base. and
Work on TIC nep cinder track which 81.
circles tho athie;ic field was completed thc
pas; week Tic track furnishes a straight
away OF 80 yards. which will be used for
the iN-yard dash and tts' high hurdles. The
state meet Easter Monday morning viii Do
held on the new cinder track.
Efforts are being made BY Manager Hinklc
70 arrange track meet with the VirsInia
iolyieohmic institute TO be held in Raleigh
the first week iii May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
ny Gus MALBEnr.

In view of tile fact that there have
been so many quasi, or semi otlic ial
lists OF the players who will report
Tor practice on Monday. and TO whom
TRANSFORMATION has been sent by the
local management, requested owner
Bradley the man who signs the checks
Tor The ticket money. to make M Il list.
as accurately as lie could. Will, the In
formation nj iGcsent in hand The
list WAS made, and II meets the appro-
va! OF Manager sullivan. the man Who
looked over the checks after they had
peen signed and before they were put
IN properly addressed envelopes.
Before printing this list. let me saw
mat 1t is imma terial TO the fan whe-
ther one player or another is brought
70 Rlchmond. The fan wants n eood
team and as lie must in tho final sum
ming up depend entirely upon the
manasement 10 supply his desire. he
IS perfectly satisfied to await the ar
rival of the unknowns from whom
the team Is to be picked. SO that in
order 10 be honest, the list which
am printing to-day, was secured pure
~ Tor my own personal satisfaction.
ana TO learn whether or not an official
list had been given out.
y Few Statements.
vas informed by Owner Bradley
that no official list had been furnish.
4
tlme was mpossible: that several men
% "oom transportation had not been
sent might be found on the Richmond
team that all Of the transportation
checks would not be sent out until II
was finally determined by Manager SUI
ivan whether or not he would ultt
fnaieiy bring TO Richmond several men
whose names are now signed TO a
1tirhmond contract or men WHOSE
names can be secured to Richmond
contract.
bui an of this. S previously stated
Is of little interest TO the fan. OH
vious'N the local mana cement is 90
ing to get together the best possible
team. This is not attributable 10 SEN
ument but to sound business iuoc-
ment good team is going TO mean
increased gate receipts. and increased
ga receipts means that the owner is
so.hs 70 make more money. No mar.
vel then, that he Is anxious Ia secure
winner n
From the managers standpoint, his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
BRITT WILL TRY
TO ''COME BACK

New York March i5--Jimmy Britt, the
former lightweight star. who Is now IN
England, has decided that he Still possess as
Il great part OF tho skill which put hin, at
the top class OF lightweigh,s a few years
ago. and he expects shortly to return 10
America 10 demonstrate his ability TO come
la cie.'
Preliminary negotiations arc already un
der way for Il match between Britt apG Bat
tnhS Nelson, the former lightweight cham
ploIi. Nelson ana l3ritt met four times when
In their prime and as far as the honors 20
Britt had shade the better of the arSu-
lncot. All their former encounters were In
the far West. hut the bou, for which ar
rangcmens arc nov under way proba bly, viii
he STAGED In New York or Philadelphia Britt
Is NOT yet thrty-ono years old and has been
out OF the ring only about Two years E.lson
Is twenty eight years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
TRINITY COLLEGE WINS
FIRST GAME OF SEASON
)cfcnts Trinity Park School by score
of O to O--OnIy Two Hits or
CAN'T,
Especial to The Times Dispatch

! u, ]
Durham, N. c.. March l5.--Trinity
College won from Trinity Park School
in the opening baseball game Of the
season to-day by the score Of s TO o.
The Coliegians landed hard on Fitz-
gerald. Trinity Parks star pitcher, Sc
curing total Of eleven hits, The
Props. were unable to f,ld Bob Can't.
getting only two hits. Trinity scored
one In the first inning. three in the
second. one in the NTH and one In the
eighth. The last run was forced in
by bases on balls.
The features OF the game were the
batting OF Cooper. who got three hits.
and Of Bundy. who got two Itch
field and Hales. Of the Park School
each got single. a crowd OF 600
braved tho cold weather to witness
the opening game
Summary: Batteries-Trinity, CAN'T
and Spruce; Park School Fitzgerald
and Lowe.
Two base hits-Foushee Thompson.
Can't, Bundy. Spruce. Slngies-Rose
gundy. Cooper (2l. West. r.itchheld.
I1ales. Struck out-Bv Can't. II: BY
Fitzgerald, 4. Bases on bnIls-Off
CAN'T. j.; of Fitzgerald. I, Errors,
Trinity. @: Trinity Park. i. Umpire
Rowe. Time. I :d5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
\. ?. |. TO MEET
|. YALE ON GRID|RON
Game Will Be Played October "a.
Candidates for Athletic Teams
Report for Practice.

New Haven. Conn March 16.-The Yale
iootoal !! schedule for next season. which ha !
just received official approval, contains ten
Eamss. all but two OF which will be played
On ,, INC nome ground~ Vanderbilt and Tufts.
which were OF LOST year. schedule. have
,' drorped. Nireinia Polytechnic 1nsti-
ITte and New. York University take their
places. The schedule is as follows: ~
September 27-Wesleyan.
September 30-Holy Cross.
October 7-Syrecusc
October i4-Nirsinia Polytechnic institute.
october ol-West Point al West Point,
4 October as-Colgate
November 4--New York University.
November 1l-Bro 1tl
November 1S--Princcton
Soyenoer c5--Harvard at Cambridge
. spring has arrived at Yale its advent h.
,ns marked by the appearance on Yale held
81 pig squads o: candidates for the various
athletic teams. called ont for the hr.t out
noor practiee OF the season Eighty track
men VII Work lily on the field FOR the re-
,nainuor OF the season under CAPTAIN Iobnn,.
tr o1is Baseball candidates viii &c, a
iorthishts work at batting practice and
various Bodybuilding exercises as n prcltm /.
mary 10 me frst game OF the season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
new MEN SIGNED
FOR PETERSBURG
Busch Returns From Prospective
Trip Well Pleased With
Results.
Especial to The Times-Dispatoh.

. = ID H.
petersburg. Va, March 15.--IIeino
husch' the manager OF the Prtersburs
pasenall team arrived home last night
a. ter search Of some weeks after
uihyers. lie has signed up many Of
.iehl' drawing them from the leagues
III several Statesmen who have made
good records-and says he is goipe, 10
i 10y one OF the best playing teams
~ ~ inc virginia League The people OF
retorsburg hope his predictions may
~ oTe true. Some of the best PLAYERS
on ..t iaSt years team will be here 'thts
r,. Tho boys arc expected all to po in
thhacc and ready for practice within,
me next few days "'ei'''
iMeanwhile. work Is progressing AN
,uiS on the new park in the western
Fart rad'i, of the city. aud it viii be In
sn, u'hesS Tor the opening of tho sea-
y, ,ir 10 be erected The prospect Of get
ing the virginia Railway and Power
company to extend It's limo into IVast
l,ish street. for the Accommodation
OK ,., the baseball public. seems rather
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
Crcscents Chalienne

The Crescents baseball team has or
g Es.,, this year with the following
Davis. e. Harris Sales, Ford, Gil.
man, Johnson, Brennan. Tutwiler. Ear
H T, y. Harris Jewctt, Vaughan Lloyd
alsak, Browning. manager
Any amateur team in the city d.
sirlng games from February IS to April
3 3 VII please phone or write C. j.
Phone Madison 129I-J
II the Athletics or the Christ Church
Association has an open date FOR Sat
urday, February is. would like to hear
from them. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
] { WELERS WIN
FROM PLUMBERS
Series Proves Intensely Interest
ing and Men Try Hard for
Victory.

After winning the ffrst game tho
Plumbers lost the series PLAYED an ,ho
Newport Alleys last night 70 tho
jewelers.. II was probably ono Of tbe
most interesting series yet PLAYED in
me cham p.cnsh!l' games of the Rich-
.ioao So"iihs Association. The scores
we're close, and tho men wore worked
UP TO the highest pitch Of cxcttc,nent
tp.cr the possibility of victory. Suiii
ing, captain OF the Jewellers, WAS hiCh
sSoIc. Win Beck. OF the Plumbers.
second. Following Will be fo,lnd re
score OF the games and the standing
OF the teams: -'' q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
Bowling Mt n. n. y. n. e. !.

a VcFy !nterestinE bowling game
was pulled off last night on the Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A. alleys. The game
was two-man team affair between
Cook and Hunt and Deasy and Wade,
resulting In a victory OF three games
out OF five for Cook and Hunt Hunt
carried Off nigh honors with an aver
age OF 1856
AZ bowlers of the Railroad y M.
=, are requested to be present on
Friday night. :. meeting will bo beId
for the purpose Of organizing a six
club two man team league. Those who
nave already arranged pairs are Hunt
and Cook. peasy and Wade. Wallace
ana iiouchens, letncr and Burns.
FOLLOWING IS the score or last nights
game: 49, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
COLLEGE soPHoMoREs PLAY
ACADEMY TO A STANDsT,II

:, a me sophomore baseball, team i,
!,. !,chinond College tried conelns,ou %
XIII the team representing Riohmond
iiatters grounds. and the game rcsni ne
N, ~ a ne. !, to =. after seven innings of
IN. ne sha5rpest kind Of play. Both tenm ~
hharWea that they had been pract!cins
bceinnin,. ~ saha was Snappy from
Ior Richmond College sophs. Wj,ov
rnd lark did the battery work. while
LOT the Academy. The feature Of tho
"a me was the home run by WILEY, AND
IN, M all-round good playing of Moulton
career ana Todd for the prep school
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

p"ihue Comretition by Bowling Team.
TOT l'{lONl C,II,

teams in about dozen ajti.i 'o ~, !, : :
parts Of the United States wifii ~
COT on april % for a prize
Up oMered by Coloue! Rober, Al
hpnpson. president of the New Yori;
Athllgtic Club. The contest is unio,ie
N that the competition is 10 be III
tte!egra Pm, each team rolling on IL
70 New YORK; at the end Of each fra M.
Inc entries received thus far incIndn
.eams from the Montreal Athletic AS
claHon. me seattle Amateur Athlete
Association. the Crescent Athlotic cint,
Of New York; the Chicago Athletic As.
ISOLATION. the Illinois AthIetic Associ:,-
,ion the Pittsburg Athletic Associa
ilon and the Cleveland Athletic C,I5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
Ad Wolgast 10 Retire
!. From Ring in April

New York, March I5.-Ad VOL
EhSt, lightweight champion. IN going
10 quit the ring after his tcn-rouud
bout with Dnc-Itouni Hogan, the
California lightweight, which takes
place Mt the Mndfson Athletic Club
Of this cit! AFriI Is. Wolgnst made
hfs announcement In Los Angeles.
Cal. yesterday, stntinE that he Is
tired of the lighting game, aud he
sides had faithfully promised his
wife that he would never agniu en-
EnEc In the ring after his contest
with Hogan. If Wolgnst Is not
beaten by George Ncnsic March I.
ana by ioEhn UP To the time he re-
tires from the ring, then I<noclSon
hro"n, the little locnl fighter, VIII
he the champion. n. he Inns bcntcp
WolEast In two limited round bouts
mt the legitimate lightweight limit,
1873 pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
FOR
BASKETBALL men
Awards at Washington and Lee.
Challenge From Richmond
Boat Club.
Special 10 The rimes-Dispatch. |

Lexington, Va. March l5.--The athletlc
committee Of Washington and Lee University
has awarded monographs to the following
men in recognition Of their work OH the
BASKETBALL team during tho past season:
Boyd and lIanns. forwards; Craig and
Glasgow. guards OF last years team j. r..
Bear. centre, Of stanton. and r. c. Moore.
subforward, OF TeXarkana, Tex.
The Richmond Boat Club has sent a chal-
lense 10 the two boat clubs OF Washington
and Loe--the Albert Sidney and tho Harry
Lee ciuhs-to race them Richmond in ali
eight cared shell some time early In June.
OWING to the curve. In the river and the
shortnesS OF the course at Lexington the
Albert Sdpcys aud Harry Lees race each
year in four. cared shells, and would consc-
quently he nj Disadvantages in an eight
cared shell. The matter, however, Is helm /.
considered by tho cluba.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
RICHMOND ACADEMY WILL
PLAY FORK UNION TEau
- Special o The Times -Dispatch.l

special 10 The Times -Dispatch.1
Fork Union va. March 15.I.rhe
rork Union Military Academy and the
lichmond academy will play the sec
ohd game of tho season here on Sat
uroaS Coach Griffin will select his
piaSers from the following men: Jones.
ManGh, Bailey. Justis. Polk Lewis.
herger' Williams, Carneal and Daniel.
~ the first sa nc OF the season the
is'h'cmy won from the town to ..
II we school Jones pitched In great
form, whio ]. Grifflri and Keck fea
'preh for Tho town team
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
HIGH SCOHES ~ FIRST SQIAn
NJ BOWLING TOURNAMENT
Especial TO Th. ri,ncs-oisns

Special to Tho Times Dispatch.l
Buffalo. y. y, March l5-Thc follow
ing were the Ave high scores In the
n ,aE SQUAD tonight at the bowling
Langswurzers Buffalo. o,7s1.
asteroids, Utica. 2.7s3.
Merrlmac. No. ., Bunaio. 1855.
l'hrians. Utica, c.sI4
Iiendier. 3, G., Buffalo. c,533
lnaiNidual and two-man standing re-
main the same ~, N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
NEW YORK NATIONALS AND
COLTS GET EVEN BREAK

Marlin. Tex. March 15.--The New
York Nationals played two games to-
day. tho Veterans and tho Colts get
ting an even break. Tho regulars tool,
an eight-innlng game in tho morning
III to {. The Colts won this after
noon. Z to 3.
To Murray goes tho honor or hit
ting the ball over tho riGhtield fence
for a homo run for tho first time this
season, ~ tH 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
ALMOST UNANIMOUS VOTE
FOR COMMISSION FOFf III

Wilmington, n c.. March 15.-Undcr
authority Of an act of the last SEES
sion OF the General Assembly by pop
uiar vote. the city OF Wilmington to-
day adopted the commission plan OF
government, the vote being practically
unanimous. only twenty-five votes be-
Ing cast against the measure ont OF
total Of 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
KILLED ny TRAIN.
Nam Falls Track, on TrcstIe. ap6
Ills lIead Is Gut or

Ioptclal % THO Times Dispatch
cohs, brickmalser OF suffolk. aged
thlrty.-five years. was killed BY tho
hoound Southern passenger train
here this morning He had attemnted
TO cross the long bridge over tho
Stanton. ard In attempting to ovade
Inc train fell across the rail and
MS head was completely severed from
bis body. 1t being cast a number Of
feet from where the body fell.
he remains were shipped to Suffolk
to dav s ''lf7 - - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

Let him drift The public is ttrod q, hin,
he Is not a aehtor OF any calihre and the
people who nay to see the performances he
puts up should call his bluff and make hin,
,o''se ana give real lighters a chance. AZ
Leo wise would say. ne may be on the level.
but he is built on the bluff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

lheE arc having trouble over the schedule
IN the New Yorl. state League TIonn ~ . .
me Virginia League magnatcs have studied
ne question and Will come to the meeting
Moncay pEeRared to agree. They have had
plenty OF time, and there can be iittie nxc,,sa
TOT !onS wrangle over the schedule Moth
ing IKE proHtlng by the experiences OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

,Packy Mcfarland simply toyed with oven
Moran Tuesday night, JUS. az all followers
foolish thing on the part or the iightweight q
IS mat they 80 UP against Packy ! make
TINS statement unqua inedly there Is NOT q
man in America to-day, following tho boxIn r
game, who can best Paclty AT 1856 rounds :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

After having tried every other known
means OF exploiting himself, except by fight
ms to Keep the championship won iron, Ii Q
gamest little tighter ever stepped into q
ring, Ad. Wolgast nov states that he /.
apout 10 retire from the game forever, i'm
meclateiy after his Hght with One. Eoun RI
Hogan about the middle of April
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

Tendleton Prnceton's star football PLAYER
aho valuable man on the baseball team
has hurt himself again, thts time brees,pg
a pone In his ankle and Is now out OF tho
game for keena. so IA as this season is CON
ccrned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

The bis league regulars are rct,ine IN
something Ike form about now, SO bsgln 10
no!lce me scores and then the prospects win
not DC such marvellous phenoms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
DETROIT EASILY DEFEATED
by SOUTHERN LEAGUERS

Detroit Americans were easily defeated
here to-day by the local Southern
LeaguerS, - TO g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS
bDou-"Cnmfllc,r matinee NH r,rL,
Lubin-Fnude.iIic. - " =
New Coined, o Scream.

NeW Comedy o Scream.
After asserting that Miss Anant,sv
mas more laughs in i've minutes th.n
sii tho other productions seen In A.
.uH.a mat season. the Atlanta Consti-
tuition adds: ITS a scream No Giro,
"ord nus II. but don't misunderstood
'i'ous a farce. It's a splendidiy acted
"he. his Is only one OF The par,.
sifnilar expressions Of approya, ~
listng newspaper men In the ,arr,
i, ',,, OF me South and Middle West
und "i't IN Miss Thnrston has appeared
,i,is IN Catherine Chisholm C;ushinrtst
c cin!aue comedy. play that Is full of
von,ionti i'oie e,,,,nt Dialogue and uncon-
Merscif; is too well known 10 rcnuir,..
more than the assurance thar hcr Ia,
Which en aSn is, IS hy far the best with
sure her a house full OF fricnds whnn
sne appears at tho Academy Saturday
matinee and night.
chic Round-Up"
klaw 6 ErlanEer's massive produc-
I!3n, Ihe Round Up" is cominS 10
nesday and Wednesday, nlatinen 'a,,1a
tne Academy VIII present for It's p;,
e er.a s66idisrs Indians and horses IL
redskins Will be seen riding down IND
a western canyon. and then tho say
q !, scs ana the regulars VIII engage In /,
battle. which VIII he esnecialiy real.
's .i from the use Of Calling guns
nc Round Up" has proved sens,
ION everywhere. and Il goes without
% llG mat II VIII resume It's career OF
prosperity The cast includes Raplev
Holincs, Ogden Crane. Mitchell Hnrris
= E;Fh le! allen, villa m Conklln Sidney
!l;aney. S l.. Richardson. Jncaucs M,,r.
IN. IN lanes Aaburn. Edward II. Settle
pa aeSas GoopHr' Paula Gloy. Grace
5en nam and Matte Edwards 1'hrrri
VIII be an auxiliary orenn{zatrnn ~
over 80 people Seats to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

recommendation has been made by III,
ma tionai commission 10 the American and
tHatonal leagues and the National Associa
non 10 change the date for sending con.
tract 10 players from March to FEBRUARY
perfectiy Just and fair. and another evidence
desire OF the magnates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

Baker is some fielder. You can't Get
For Il little fellow like him to gather
UP those hard hit balls on that intield
the way he did yesterday afternoon
SHOWS mctilc. Not chance on earth
Tor anybody to get that centre station
away from the Baltimore boy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

Captain Gill had his hopefuls OUT yester.
DAY swa',ing the han and talsing other cxer.
cisc. lie expects Coach Long about Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16
SHAFTS FROM SPORT ,AND
BY GUS M.AALBERT,


Yes, Teresa, that was the sun yes
torday.
No fooling, and honest Injun, Ii came
out and stayed out until George covan
made SO much fuss along about 6
o'clock that the good. kind fellow was
Howsomevcr. Jimmie Sullivan and his
TRUSTEES managed TO lamp a few kinks
out OF the grass inheld before Il han
pened.
r Whish i means to say that 4 Owner
ne VIII get a big steam roller and put
It on that infield and make it not SO
ounpAous, as Joe Hcuslcr remark ed.
Baker is some fielder. You can't get
away from 1t. Also he has some nerve
FOR little fellow like him to gather
UP those hard hit balls on that inield
the way he did yesterday afternoon
shows mettlc. Not a chance on earth
for anybody to get that centre station
away from the Baltimore boy.
watched Pierce--notice it is
-i,e-r-c-e--toss up a few yesterday.
Jack Woodall remarked that he looked
very much like big OIL, who drifted
tween trains 7 agree. with him, but
hope that the big boy has much better
luck.
makeup, bu, If he'll take tin he
should not go quite SO fast at the
Fourth Of July style. 1T It looks issss GOOD,
but Is awfully hard on the system
If work Will count I'll make good,
himself Lodge is going to fool some
people He has wing Of which he
can be proud; and he lays UP against
She pan sna as If ne he knew hoy Al Of
sort OF stuff in his makeup
j. Johnny yerhopt tried his truSty rirht
springs working. in good shape Noth-
Ing strenuous for Johnny Yesterday.
lie knows that the season will last
five months Wise Johnny.
n. GsGrg e., the faithful! q the latest
faithful. too. cowan should be the
sullivan. didn't forget to smile for a
minute thereby showing my good
Judgment in naming him the smiling
member.
Look out for some snapshots pretty
soon. The kodak brigade was out IN
force yesterday.
The report that Stanley or George
Eisbic had signed with Charleston, w
VA In the Iron Mountain League IS
correct. lie has sent off his contract
and Will report soon as manager.
lie signed his tirst player ycster-
day in Dowden, local boy. who made
good with the Skreemers last year.
Frank Blghie has secured his re-
lease from Raleigh. after much work.
He has gone up to Iiampden. Sidney 10
coach the baseball team Al Orth could
not accept the Job and turned 1t over
TO Bigbic.
Hooker IS still on the hopeful bench.
Probably have a real game this af-
ternoon between two picked teams--if
Il doesn't rain.
The game between the Medical Col
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

Baseball and football wil. be Introduced If
Dentnark Good They can keep in trim al
OF the time with few snowbails
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-16

Which means to say that IL Owner
brad!ey is as thoughtful as he looks
ne VIII get big steam roller and put
II on that infield and make it not SO
''bumptlous," as Joe Hcuslcr remark ed