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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02
SELLING STAKES
| WON BY STAR BLUE
Last to Leave Barrier, but
Finishes Two Lengths
in Lead.

Jacksonville. Fla. February 1.-star Blue
easily captured the Miami selling stakes.
worth 1880. from field OF fast sprintcrs at
Moncricf to-day. The winner was last TO
leave the barrier. but finished two lhngths
in front of Lady irra Summary:
First race-pnrso $500. two-year olds. three
furiongs--Joc Knight g 70 - first, (NO Ell
cheney q to - second. Morgcrum GO to 81
third. Time. :o5 SIS.
Second race-pursc 800, three year oids.
five ana half furiongs--Sam Mathews q
10 y iirs,. Goldcick q to 10, second. Coletta
q to - third Time. los i-5.
Third racc-sclling. purse 500. three yea r
Odds, five and cne-half furlongs-Common
Sense 6 to - first. Deccncy (cven) second
Fort Carroll q TO y third. Time. I:cS Is
Fourth race-handcap. Miami selling
stakes $3.50. three-y olds. six turlongs-
Star Blue til 10 50 first. Lady Irma 60 10 81
second. Ben Double Is to 81 third Time,
LIB.
Fifth racc-pursc $40 four-ycar olds and
UP. selling. seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'll 10 Sd
;irst. bathurst e TO u second: SOU Is to -
third Time. 1T 2-5.
sixth .race-seing. purse $500 ,our-yenr
Odds and up. mile and slxteenth--Ta
Nun Da e TO ID nTst. Prince Iiko III to
10 second. Mique OBren Gao to - third.
Time :t6 3-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02
WASHINGTON AND LEE
NO MATCH FOR NAVY
Strong Annapolis Quint Proves Superior in Fine
Points Of Game and Defeats Visitors BY
Score Of go to Is

did their best work in the second half. al
, .noneh me Midshipmcn replaced most OF
their players with fresh men
,, rhe fi'st score Of Tie game was made BY
ltahniS, OF The visitors, IN abou, niteeii see
onds OF the start tho ball having touchct
only Two or three players. Till tied the
score within minute, and about the same
time later Douglas, tho Navy's tail centre,
netted the BAN. giving tile Midshpmen 4
lead which continued 10 the end. The Mid
shipmen made 3. points Il the first half TO
their opponents s. The lineup;
Naval ACADEMY WenzoIi IAbhotp. RICH,
forward; HI ,Bischon, McCungl, left for
ward: Douglas, centre: Jacobs IComstockj
right guard Er,z tWiid) lett guard.
Washington and Lee BOYD tMopret right
forwafd iIannis, lef, forward: Bear Boydl
centre, Gratis Burk}. right guard; GLASGOW.
score Nava Acaaemy. so Washington ana
Goals pouslas Il: Wcnzell. q: Abbott. q;
till. ?; Nnmstock wild Ertz. McClung
Bod. y lianns. . Glasgow, y Burk Moore
Goals from ionls-W enzei .; Iiannis ::
Boyd.
NeierecMr c,olaflower, Goorgs,ovn. I'm
plre. Nj DER, Washington and Lee 'rimc
OF halves, - minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

address OF welcome lie will he fol-
lowed by Governor William Hodges
Mann and Captain ST; Julien Wilson.
Immediately after these remarks an
informal discussion will ensue. during,
which each delegate will tell OF his eX-
per!ences and offer his suggestions.
The business meeting Will be followed
by banquet y committee. headed by
Mossrs. Icolger and Foster. VIII meet
the delegates rs they arrive. and they
will lie driven in automobiles 10 the
several roads around Richmond for in
spection. The delegates Will be the
guests OF the Richmond Automobile
Club at the Richmond during their stay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02
NEW RECORD MADE. BY
COLLEGE TRACK MEN
Relay Team Clips Second From Previous Time
and Hagaman Celebrates in Smiles -Corley
w orking Hard for Success Of
Open-Air Meet

! coach Hagaman had his track squad
out again yesterday afternoon ut Rich
mond College. Particular attention WAS
| paid TO the relay team and The man
who is teaching the men how TO run
is as enthusiastic over The result Of
his cnueavOrS as is a school boy just
about TO enjoy his holiday. Why
Simply because one whole second was
clipped off of previous records made
by the men. Meredith vas ont and
| thiS younSster has something in him.
AT least. so iiagnman believes
The first men sent around the 30
yard track were Vaughan. Wilson and
Meredith, with Vaughan setting the
pace. lie got away at q pretty lively
clip and as they finished tho iirst lap.
Hagaman smiled. but he didn't let tie
boys see. him. Instead. he informed
them that they were going like snails
On the second and last lap Mereditl II
was on Vaushans heels al. the way.
crowdins him, and OH he last turn
actually took away the lead and the
time chalked up was fit S-SiX seconds
Hat. Then ii was that Hagamun beam
The best that had been done pre-
viously was hftysevcn. ana ii has
been Eia gamans' ambition TO sec the
boys get dowA 10 iiftynve. II he can
DO this he feels that he has a chance al
Washington Saturday. especially in
vicw Of The fact that later aG.iccs are
TO the effect that Richmond Colleg,
VIII bc piucd against ST johns ana
Maryland Aggies, two schools consid-
crably nearer tho locals class than y
I I or George Washington. agains,
whom ii was thought they would run
Relay Tenn Picked.
II IS practically certain that the re-
lay team will be made UP of Vaughan.
Gary. Meredith ana Wilson, with
Slaughter ana Williams as subs.
Meredith will probably start tile race,
III view of his speed. ana nc is cx-
pected to hand the race to Vaughan.
who will doubtless follow him. with A
good lead. Wilson is slated 10 take IN
the third lap and as lie is a steady
ana consistent runner will probably
maintain the lead he gets, Gary, fast
and nimblc and a great little sprinter.
Will be given the finish lie has
stamina and III anything like a close
race. will como pretty nearly bringing
home he bacon.
The above is the way il looks now.
OF course. there may be Changes. Ma
turallH the loss Of Captain TAYLOR
proved disconcerting. Ills steady peg
gins and never saydie spirit Will be
missed. And what is doubly sorrowful
to his team mates and the coach. is
the rumor that he will leave college,
because of his fathers death
Decker. from whom much is ex-
pectnd in the shot-puttlng cents, is
making marvellous Improvement. 4
week ago he had never put shot in
his life. Merely TO pass away time lie
picked UP the l6-pound shot ana leav-
cd one day III tic presence of Hara-
man The first crack out of the box
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02
AMATEUR LEAGUE
ALREADY SUCCESS
Calibre Of Applicants Assures
Season Of Good Base
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

he sent the weight thirty three feet.
FROM that time on he has been ilnprov-
ihs until now he Is getting 1t beyond
me thirty seven foo, line. lie has ali
OF the KINKS out OF his back cui, get
down lower under the weight gcttinl;
| the proper spring and if he receives
we handicap he should have fer being
q novice, ought TO score some points
Inc prospective relay runners were
given few lessons in taking up tho
race. such as touching their team
mates and other details New men
get !. triiie shy just before the sound
OF the starters pistol and tlagana II
Is trying to get them away from the
gun fright which usually belongs to
beginners
IInsnmun After Martin.
by the time the charlottesville meet
Is held, the coach hopes TO have his
men right up to the notch. He mas by no
means given up the fight iii Washing
ton In fact, his hopes now run high
lie has all Of the men on the training
table and is giving particular attention
10 their wind, a very essential feature
in runners
rs TO iiagamans racing Larry Mar
tin he has practically determined 10
call the race off in Washington. He
mas not found time to do any training
ana he stillS smarts under the defeat
he suffered from Martin over the low
hurdles al the Horse show building
two years ago in the Richmond College
meet,
True. lfagaman had but two days
preparation at that meet but lie wants
TO take the measure Of Virginia s
track the next time they get together
ana he VIII take no chances.
Preparing for Spring ,Ieet
Preparations are going rapidly on
looking to pcrfecting all details for
the big open air meet 10 be held here
during April, The letter uf invita-
tion to be sent to the several instl-
Will be III the hands OF the lirnter be-
fore the week is out Manager Frank
Corlcr Will leave nothing undone to
make tho meet success, lie has the
proper shirt and, with anything like
the support he deserves. should have q,
big crowd on hand to witness the
games. One thing he will have to CON
tend with is the big Pennsylvania re-
lay meet. which Will take place Just
two weeks from the date nc has de-
cided upon. But this will not Interfere
with his arrangements, If he sets to
work in hurry Ill
If plans hold good the Richmond
college meet OF 1911 should be by far
the most prctcntious event OF its kind
ever pulled off in Richmond Tho three
colleges and prep. scioois-gives a
wide scope for interesting races. and
the fact that the meet Is TO DC in the
open air is another attractive feature
Everything looks bright COR the sue
cess OF the meet, and the people of
Richmond viii come TO the support Of
the collegians.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02
BY GUS MiIBERT.

When President H. s. IIawes rams
his gavel 10 night st the joint con.
ference OF members Of the Richmond
Automobile Club and representatives
from tie several counties ana cities
Interested in great highway from
Richmond to CiordonSville, the cry OF
years VIII be answered and the goal
Tor which so many have worked and
striven will be in sigft
Richmond has seldom housed a more
enthusiastic or more single minded
body OF men than that which will
satter IN the Richmond Hotcl..to night
at 5 o'clock for The purpose OF accom-
plishing the last lap OF 4 tiordonsville
20 Seacoast highway The people be.
tween this city and Newport News
have pledged Themselves TO build the
road eastward to the coast and the
mci. who will assemble to- might will
teke ZIP the burden from this city TO
Gordousvllc.
But one thought will occupy the
delegates 10 The confcrcnce--how TO
get the road built speedily ana we'll
at the least possible cost. II Will not
be a question Of whether the road is
TO bc Quilt. That mas been settled in
the minds of All who Will be present.
Weeks upon weeks these sefsamc men
have been bordering the question
They have viewed it from every angle,
and now they arc ready TO act
Mud Road soon Thing OF Past.
Time Was when the question OF good
roads weighed but lightly on the pub
lie mind. Farmers were content With
using the makcshift cut. which. for
want Of ii better term. was called
road during tho dry season. when,
dust laden, it simply awaited the
coming rain 10 be converted into a
yeritablc morass Of treacherous pit
fails. Many a man can tell awful and
Wonderful tales Of his wagon or cart
being stalled" even on down grade,
so that It was necessary to call aid 70
p,,ll his team out of the rut. And.
strange to say. this condition exists
in Virginia to this day.
Gradually conditions nave improved.
'rhc tillcr Of SOIL, becoming less profit
gate OF his natural resources. and
having brought the art OF farming To
Il business basis, has ocgun TO realize
that no was wasting a very large per-
centaec Of his energy 20 say nothing
OF his profits. on poor roads.
Ills horses became mud CALLED. his
| wagons required frequent repairs. and
he suffered bodily anguish from the
! hours spent on the roads. when every
| turn OF the wheel WAS pregnant Win
hazardous possibilities and every inch
covered produced a nerve-racking jolt
Automobile Helps Matters.
FINALLY came the automobile and
| other pleasure vehicles. Visiting from
farm to farm, or from village to vi
lage or from city 10 city. became more
| frequent Barren country became pop-
| lllated and necessities Of to-day were
! luXuries Of yesterday. Intercourse be-
| tween neighbors separated by several
niles Of territory became ordinary oc-
! vurrcnces. because, with Increasing
population, came increasing wants
| Friendly exchange Of this or that com
| modify, which one or the other lacked
! in tl.. nature az things. was natura
| daily event
Then i, was that those living far IRON
the conveniences Of cities began /,
rcal i2c lust what toll was hcing cX
acted W bad roads. Then 1t was tina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02
COLL EGE QUINT
ON ITS FIRST TRIP.
William and Mary to Meet
Hampden-Sidney and Ran
dolph- M aeon.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.]

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch
Williamsburg, Va. February The
William and Mary basketball team
Will Leave on Its first trip Tomorrow.
The team IL composed Of Hall. captain:
Geddy, manager: Me,calf. SGetzon.
Myers and Montgomery. On Friday
night II VIII line up against the Hamp-
ton sidney team a Farmvile, and sat-
urday night VII play Rand olph Ma con
In Ashland.
The team has been rounded .rtd
shape to a wonderful degree. consider
ing the new material With which Car
tain Hall has had to deal. Hampden-
sidney Is rather dark horse. since 10
has played no team OF equal rank AZ
yet, Randolph Macon usually has a
last team and the game with that In
stitution VIII DC hard fought
The William and Mary boys arc con-
'ident OF success In both games
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02
SHAT rs FROM SHORTHAND
BY GUS MALBERT.

May tho day be dark and dreary
And tie sroundhos sore and weary.
And The tr!fle lcary.
This second OF Fobruary.-Iay OF the base
ball fan
The sroundhos sleeps for So. DAYS in the
year Who wants TO be sroundhos?
But ii nc should come ou,-jus, think what
would happen 10 brand new grass dla-
mond!
sal'ry limit? certainly. certainly. rye
linlt Il Just Ike a poker game Every time
you'rc loses Just raise the limit You may
win sometime.
Up in tho ncck OF the woods where i've
the great majority thcy are building well.
AIDING a little every day. and they are build
ing along the $500 lines-
crease. owner isradley
7 VIII give Richmond 2 good hall team
undet q saiury limit OF Sl.cVn.'i--cwner Brad
III don,t remember ever saying that a ball
team could not be obtained Tor $500. '--own-
or Bradley. i
."l an, wiling 70 DO wha'syeT The or, o,hsr
Il Viii soc TIM, the Richmond team, lives
within tho salary Iimit"-owner Bradley.
THE Richmond team is now being engaged
for bali players''-owner Bradley
Il voted for the $500 salary limit At the
last League men,ing. and 50 can't be SO Bit
IL think the salary limit adopted was the
Wisest thing the league conld have done.
Owner Bradley,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02
s, * ( T. & Z ? I ; I ] ]
4 SYSTEMIC ELOOB DISEASE

Catarrh is not merely an affection
OF the mucous mem branes; it + Z
deep seated. blood disease in which III,
entire circulation and greater part
the system are involved 1t is NOR
commonly manifested ii the head
nose and throat, because Of the sens.
tive nature Of these membranes, are
also because they are more easily
reached by irritating influences iron
the outside The symptoms OF Ca
tarrh, ouch a. a tight feeling in tn.
head, nose stopped up, throat cloggec
and dry, hacking cough, etc, chow
that the tiny blood vessels Of the NH
cous membranes are badly congcsted
and lnilamed from the impurities in
the circulation To cure Catarrh per.
,nanently The blood must be purified
and the system cleansed OF all un-
healthy matter. Nothing equals
s. S. S. for this purpose. It attacks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02
LUCIA TO COACH VIRGINIA
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE TEA VI
Specialize The Times DISPATCH. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lvnchourg Va. February 1.-Catcher
Fred Lucia, cf the local league team.
has signed m 10 coach the Virginia
Christian College squad. He will be-
gin work March To- Lloyd the Balti-
more pitcher, was slow in gaining per-
mission TO remain here until April.
or he would have landed the position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02
[srecial q Thn r;lnns.nisna.ch 4

---- tSfs'!al % nc TGlnHs- Iils0AtCh.
Annapolis Nd. FEBRUARY i.--PiayinE a
game that vas notable for speed good team
Work aud accurate goal shooting the Mid
thipnen won from the team OF Washington
ana Lee University at basketball this after
noon. the score being co 10 IS 'Tho visi,ors
PLAYED good game. but were not the equals
OF the .avy lads in the nne points OF the
game However, they played plucklly and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

PITY that Abe Attell had to suffer from
such horrible thing 'acromiam process
ard an intertracturnl fracture OF the humer-
us But We are realiaby informed that
that formidable thing means merely that his
shoulder flat bone IL fractured and few
ligaments torn, and that he Will he all right
in about two months. It's bad enough as It
is without the. doctors trying to throw a
scare into mile long.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

McGraw has specially engaged G. l., Han
sell to accompany the Giants South TO Mar
lin Springs. Tex. for the purpose fumpir,
ing the games 10 be played down there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

Put II down nov ha; the Richmond ANA
teur Baseball League Is going To be some
pumpkins. Private advices already received
Indicate that Connie Mack is going TO en-
gaze a special scout to watch the antics OF
Richmcnd's real stars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

hooray. klarcc, chalk II on quick. then
SCI the adding machine at =: which VIII
bring us TO the place whore they VIII gam
Dol on the green.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

Bob Levy, mana ger OF the Jamestown
Jockey Club. where he VIII conduct spring
meet, has been in Jacksonville for the past
week looking them oter and inducing the
owners to come to Virginia Whisper: w.
Grcanor Neale lurking in the
ncighborhood Of the paddock in Jacksonville
with suspicious looking ticket crum pied
between his fingers lie was with Bob
Levy i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

Pierce, the boy wonder from Carolina.
whom Jimmie sullivan persuaded owner
Bradley 10 purchase. has been sent a con-
tract and Is resarded-Oh. what's tho use.
Hes just what they cay about all OF them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

Some OF you dopcstcrs start figuring what
teams Will win the first game It's amost
Il c!nch that they VIII open in Roanoke
Norfolk and Richmond. tina, much 10 work
on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

Dame Rumar says that Detroit may break
from the Grand Circuit and form circuit
composed of Detroit, Grand Rapids Kaia-
and Columbus. The row has occurred
over the dates given the Michigan town by
the stewards Late September was assigned
to Detroit. and The people up there don't
like it. Then they want two dates Instead
of one Pity they can't get together. and
maybe they will.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

II II does take place the mat fans Will
have some choice snort Prcsuln!ng, OF
course. that they Will really try
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

Pears like umniras should be abou, ali
signed By now. Got Eckmaii and Lcary
Who're the other two?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

70 heal, the head is cleared, breathing
becomes natural and easy, the throat
IS no longer clogged and every I'M
pleasant symptom Of the disease dis
appears. S. S S. is the greatest Of All
blood purifiers, and for this reason is
the most certain cure for Catarrh.
Book on Catsrrh and medical advice
free to all WHO write.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Atlanta. Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

Unless &c changes his plans sullivan viii
be in Richmond Monday. February -. Come
on. every dodgasteG one OF Sou and say tina;
you we're dead sure Sullivan was /. bray.
man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

Abe is a good boy. and Ed Lyons will be
glad to know that he is not permanently
disabled, as the little fellow Is a great
friend Of Eds OF course. there are others
who Will also be glad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

Now comes Hughey Jennings saying that
bull ghtinG Isn't In it with baseball Well
who said 1t was?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

the disease at its
head, goes down
to tie bottom Of
the trouble and
III axes a complete
and lasting cure
by PURIFYING
the blood. Then
the / Il 4 a Ill c d
membranes l)epi,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

John Miiey takes swat al some OF m,
young friends who happen TO be q tribe shy
on statistics and advises them to ask hin
when in doubt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

Hackenschmidt and zbyscko are really
quickly discover tina, part OF our family tree
planted in Missouri after the announce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

N9rthern who played with The Houston
(,InNaS' team last season and "ns signed by
iit - Louis american League Ciup Was
pnrehascd To-day ~ tn, Cincinnati Nationni
-eAFae s,.ub Aorhern hnd a batting aver.
use 81 3L last season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

Things are beginning TO boom. Richmond
College has struck her stride and VIII have
an open air track nice; IN April, which VIII
make the fellows across the ine turn green
With envy. iiagaflan and Corey arc run
ming II. and they're mighty good pair to
draw to.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02

II C. Wells, youthful friend OF mine
who. In addition 10 being q barbar. is q
baseball fan who fan soinc mas picked
q tcanl, the members OF which be gin their
surname with the letter &C. which he Is
willing TO back against any team anywhere
on earth. Hero is his lineup:
Collins. 2b.. Philadelphia Americans.
Chase. 3. r.. New York Americans
Cobb c. T., Detroit Americans
Chance H.. Chicago Nationals
Crawford. r. &. Detroit Americana.
Clarke / e., Pttsburg Nationals
Conroy. 3b.. Washington Americans
Corrlgan. c., Boston Americans
Criger. c.. New York. Americans
Clark c.. Cincinnati Nationals.
Coombs. p. Ph:iai-iphia Americans.
Cole. p. Chicago Nationals
Camnitz. p, PittshurS Nationals
II. collins. p. BOSTON Americans.
Crandall. D.. New York Nationals
Campbell, Pit;sburg Nationals; cree New
York Americans: Cunningham. washington
Americans: Cr.ss. ST. Louis. Americans sub
stitutes.
Look II over and sec what you think Of