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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
APRIL FOOL GOLF
TOURN Ely TODAY
Management Of Country Club
Arranges Novel Program for
Entertainment Of Members.

An April Fool. eighteen hole. medal
play, golf tournament will be held at
the Country Club this afternoon This
novel tournament is expected to at
tract every golfer for 1t is absolutely
unique. very simple, fair to all players,
good, bad and indiifcrent--Gnd gives
every player n chance to win II prize,
six of which are offered, one being n
beautiful loving cup on exhibit at the
Country Club.
1t is thought after the conditions OF
The handicap arc announced that 1t
will be largely used on other courses
on suitable occasions. The terms and
conditions are only known now to the
chairman of the greens committee,
end arc in sealed envelope in the
care Of tho other members of the com
,1ittee. Hnndicaps posted at the club
apply.
= circular mailed by the greens COM
mittee to members sets forth condi-
tions Of the goat tournament April
8 to May 5, inclusive. The terms and
conditions are clearly set forth. and
have created a great deal OF intcres,,
being talked about very generally
among the mem hers and a great many
are planning already how they viii
set the other fellows goat"
J Golf has been INDUCED in All the
winter by a great number, but the
advantages OF the beautiful eighteen
hole course Will be more appreciate ed
during the spring and Summer months
than ever, The cons cston necessarily
occurring on a shorter course being
avoided.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

alSPGSiui " nc
London March 3l.-With interest
running ut a high ebb. and all London
intoxicated with excitement over the
big Oxford Cambridge race tomorrow.
adhcrents of the ancient rivals are to-
day claiming supremacy for their re-
spectivc crews.
The crews had their final practice
this evening. The work was very light.
consisting only Of a few sprints.
Tonight the betting Is 5 to 9 In
favor Of the dark blues. and the bet
ting is. usually right on the inter
varsity boat race. Cambridge has
plenty of admirers, and is expected to
lead at the start. though tho heavier
OXonians are counted upon to show
better finishing power. The race is
scheduled to start at EGO o'clock in
the afternoon
Both cights have to their credit per-
formances SURPRISING the work of last
year. On one occasion the oxford crew.
in a single burst of speed. knocked
over five seconds off the record for
the distance between Iammersmith
Bridge and the Mile Post. thereby cs-
ia blishing a mark that probably will
not he cqmalcd for years to come. Com
bridge has been keeping the official
time on It's workouts secret. but chance
watchers have caught them in close to
record time.
Brilliant Scene.
All England is kcenIy alive TO the
situation, and. as result, a more brill
liant scene than In former years, IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
HAMMOND CASE
. CALLED IN COUR I.
But Former Convict Charged
With Burglary Held for
More Evidence.

With his sixty-ninc years bearing
heavily on his bowed shoulders, Will
liam A. Hammond, alias William Mar
tin, an eX-convict. appeared In Police
Cour, yesterday morning to answer to
charges OF burglary. Opposite him
were three MISUNDERSTANDING Wren,
Bailey and Wiltshirc-who had been
detailed to arrest him and procure evil
dence against him. and Bicycle Police
men Samuels and Thurman who ar
rested him after being called by Isanc
Wasserman. clerk in the pawnshop OF
Aaron Gcllman. 21o West Broad Street.
At the request OF the officers the case
against Hammond was continued to
April !. so that they might have time
III which to procure evidence and
swear out warrants
They lost no time. for three war
rants were sworn out almost i1nme-
hlately. These warrants charged the
aged prisoner with having robbed the
nome or Ralph Rothschild, $3.50 West
Grace Street; Rev. Rylnnd Knight
-. D., 1907 West Avenue and A. n.
Mann, 1924 Hanover Avenue.
Mrs. knight was robbed OF n oman
NY OF silver plate. much of which she
identified after 1t had been recovered
from JewclrY shops in which II is al
ieged to have been sold
hammond was without counsel. He
presented forlorn picture He went
through the proceedings silently. and
silently went to Jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
Y. WI. C. A. Athletics

'To-nisht at $50 o'clock. besides the regular
class exercises. program Of stunts. both
foolish and otherwise. will BIO run off in the
DIE gymnasium. To help things along n
clown. who recently escaped from Six-Paws'
circus. Will DO on deck The program will
run something like this: /, performance by
the rubbernecks: 9. sGnatters' race; g. break
Ing Young horse; :, great toe wrestling
contest: 5. whor0 are my shoes race; g. song
by the Gymnasium Cleo Club; T. siackwire
performanco by tho clown; 5, gymnasium
giant pili-rollng contest; o. single stick
drill; 10. selection by tho Metropolitan sec
retaries Quartet; II, fat mans race: 10. loot
sic fottsio war dance. No charge for ad-
mission: men and women invited a
The liustlcrs defeated the Pushcrs In the
Indoor Baseball League game last evening
Is to 5.
Score by innings: r. II.
fusners ..........................1 0 1 O 3--5 s
ltce's vollcybnll team won three straights
from Corcys team last night by the score
OF q % Z; p to 81; q to To- Tho vctors won
six out Of the series OF seven played
Another member OF tho association is got
ting up Il team to challenge this team OF
stars. They played splendid game, and
VIII DO hard to beat by any other team
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
OXFORD IS FAVORITE
In ANNUAL BOAT RACE
All England Keenly Alive to Great Sporting Event
Which Takes Place To-Day-Crews
Have Final Practices

mat Is possible w'll be presented when
me nc crews como swinging down from
Putncy Bridge.
Private launches and yachts bv tho
nunurcdS are on hand. and everything
public that Will float has been char
Tered Tor this once year occasion
Elaborate arrangements have been
made for decorations all along the
course, and the noise will not be
neglected either, as every conceive bic
pcdiam- producing apparatus has been
put IN order for tho event. IT Is esti-
mated that 100000 persons will witness
the race.
The Oxford crew Is the moro rugged
set OF workers-heavy and powerful
The men get hold or the water quicker
and pull n longer blade than Cam
bridge. IIarconrt Gould has been in
charge or the coaching OF tho Oxford
crew. and he Is admitted to be an able
tutor But DR.. Etherington- Smith, who
has handled the Cambridge men, has
put them in better shape 80 that they
row more together and arc better con.
ditioned to last the grnclling route.
Every member Of both crews this
year Is an I!ngiishman--no Australians
no Scotchmen, no Irishmcn. no foreign
ers. 1t is the first time In number
Of years that this condition has exist
ed, and Englishmen arc not little
proud Of the fact. Accordingly, they
are showing q greater amount OF true
spcrtsmaniike interest than IN former
years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
AMERICAN DERBY
TO Be RUN TODAY
Will Close Moncrief Meet-Han-
bridge Is Winner Of Fridays
Feature.

Jacksonville, Ella, March 31.--One
of the largest crowds of tbs. season
was present at Moncrief this after
:nishcd. Tho feature race. the fourth,
a handicap at six furlongs. went to
.Hanbridgc. He was OH his bad be-
'haviOr at the post. and was slow to
get away, but in the stretch lie got
up In time TO win from Alfred the
Great. The meeting will close to-mor-
row with the running Of the $4,000
American Derby. Summaries;
First race--breedcrs' purse, three
year-olds and up. scven furlongs--
Grand Issimo U2 to l)Ffirst. Pedigree
20 ito s. second, Grace kimball Is to 81
third Time, rs As.
Queen Lead Meltondale. Decency.
Elmeta Hamilton. Night Mist, Old Bot.
Dearie, Mazonia, Borrowed and Annie
Nelson also ran.
Second race-selling. four-year-olds
Barr G. to ~ first John Mars IS to y
second, Aunt Kate GO to 81 third.
Time 10S Us.
Sandy Hill, Donovan. Hiram, Percy
Taylor. Ida May. Infection, Tackle.
Gala. Ruhioa. Ronaldo. Allow Maise
and Gerando ran.
Third race-sellins, maiden three
SeaT-OlQS, one mile ana seventy yards
Dick Baker oil to 81 first Waltz G.
to - second. Ruby Knight Il to 81
third. Time 1917
Knight Thought. Ortara Florrio
Bryan. Choptank, Guns Hill, Lydia Lee
and Senator Cullen also ran.
Fourth race-landicap. three-year-
olds and up. six furlong s-Hnnbridge
I'll to lo) first. Alfred the Great G. to
y second. Raleigh p. d. 6 TO 81 third.
Time. 113 is.
Monte Fox. Jack Parker and Amoret
ran.
Fifth ace--thrcc-year- olds. six ana
a half furlongs-Antcnor &C to u first,
Imprint C to - second. Ella Bryson
6 to y third. Time, LEO As.
White Wool, Jim L., Gold Oak. Ber-
tbs. Cherokee Rose and Fort Carroll
ran.
Sixth race-scllng, three arolds
and np, mile and seventy yards--Vol-
taire G. to y first. Sam Matthews Is
to - second, Martha (5 to II third
Time, 1886 3-5.
Semi Quaver. Myrtle Marion. ogh-
waEa, Common Sense. I.impct and Peep
Shot ran.
Seventh race-selling, year-oids
and up, one milo and Il quarter-Cap-
tain Swanson dc to s. first, Golconda
G to 100 second. Don Diaz 6 to j
third. Time. 2:oS 2-5
Lady Esther. The Moat. Sam Bcr-
nard and County Clerk also ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
ROANOKE COLLEGE LOSES
TO WASHINGTON AND LEE
Visitors Get Only Two Hits ana MIKE
Seven ErrorS--Fenture Of Game
Is Uniting OF Erwin

Lexington, Va, March 3r-Washing-
ton and Lee defeated Roanoke College
this afternoon u to in the first
game OH the home grounds The fca-
ture Of the game was the batting OF
Erwin, who got two home runs and
two singles in four times lip Moran
pitched the first five innings, letting
the Collegians down without n hi.
Efrd gave up two hits in four innings.
The varsity plax,ed a perfect game
with the exception OF two errors
which were not costly. Only one man
passed first base for Roanoke. Seven
errors Of the Coliegians contributed to
the Varsity's seeing:
Score by innings: n.
College ...... 90 % 90 0 o. 0 . =
Varsity .......o 3222O1 2x-12 Q 3
Batteries: Peery and Bristol; Moran,
Efrd and Donnhue.
summary: Home runs-Erwin, ..
Three base hits-Moran. Two base
h!ts--Donahne. Stolen bases-Varsity
D. Struck out-by Moran, S; by EGrd
=; by Peery. l. Bases on balls-off
Pcery, 3. Hit by pitcher-Pcery. 3
Left on bases-Narsity, 3 College. 3
Double play-Peery to Bristol. I'm
pire. Gwathmey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
AMHERST. MAKES
1T TWO STRAIGHT.
FROM UNIVERSITY i
Unsteadiness in Box Again
Causes Virginia to Lose.
Score Is S to z.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

II.
charlottesville. Va March S1.-Am-
herst made 1t two straight from Viz
glnta by taking to-day's game. to 2.
ne contest was very much repeti-
ton of that Of yesterday, when I'M
Steadiness In the box allowed tho Mas
sachuscttS lads to walk off with the
game. Rixcy's wildness In tho second
enough TO win. Burt and Kent were
issued masses. and then ono OF Rixcy'a
fast ones struck Fitts on the head
hlling the bags. with no hands down
Vernon singled to left field scoring
Burt. and Quaintance followed with q
clean binglc to centre sending Kent
and Fits across the plate. After this
three hits in tho remaining Innings
Hc famed eleven.
Amherst added one run in the sixth
Kent singled to left. pilfered second
and third. and counted on Vernon'e
long fly to right field. Kent opened
the eighth with his second hit, stole
second. and tailed when Captain Hume
from him.
throwing TO bases. Finley PLAYED I,s q. the Tho,
star game for Virginia. lie secured
two corking hits. ran bases in fear
less style and made a spectacular run
ming catch OF kents long foul in the
third inning: Rixey won much ap-
In The third. Vernon. who succeeded
Quaintancc in the box after the sixth
inning. kept UP his good work. Yes.
terday he had perfect record with
the stick, and to-day he secured two
timely hits. Kent was a close second
for batting honors, felded his position
cleverly. and was fast on the bases.
1 +. p E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
.D|SbROW LOWERS
-FOUR RECORDS.
Wins 3oo-Mile Automobile Race
in 3:53:33 1-2-Only Event
Of Day.

Jacksonville, Fla, March 31.-Taking.
the lead in the first mile, and never.
being headed. Louis Disbrow. driving
a Pope Hartford, won the 3O0-mile au-
Peach coursc to-day. The time was
three hours ffty-threc minutes and
thirty-t three and onc-half seconds,
lowering the worlds mark for nifty
De Dleldich In 1905. and tho 200-mile
record made by Tobin dc liinmcll last
year. and cs,ablishing new world s
records for ESQ and 300-miln MARKS
for the final days tournament. The
drivers were called TO tho wire at II
O'clock Bob Burinan. who was. on :
tered with his Prince Henry BcnE, Was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
COACH rICks TEAM.
t>morE and Henry SHnnd VIII Stnrt on
S0uthcrM TrIn MontlaS. ~

Especial to The Times D S pntchI
Emory. Va, March 3l.-On last Aron
Jay Coach Knox announced the Emory
ana Henry baseball team. The members
or the team and their positions are
ms follows: Dyer and Micltlcs, pitchers:
Jordon and Thomas, catchcrs: Brown
second base: Logan. shortstop: SaffeIi
Scaptain). third base; G. e. smith and
Baylor. right field: n. C. Smith. centre
field: Stuart, left field a
1 ne team started on It's Eastern trim
Wednesday. but owing TO the inclem-
ency OF the YEA thc,. there was no game
Win Roanoke league that afternoon.
southern trip. visiting the University
or Tennessee and the University Of
Chattanooga, having three games al
each OF these institutions.
On APril 6 the baseball team OF
Colby College, Watervillc. Me-. will be
here for game. The Colby team Is on
a Southern trip In training.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01

November 50, at Norfolk. Present
prospects for winning this game are
excellent, as only Bray, Won Ebcr-
stein and Gattis arc expected to be
missing from the lineup that defeat
cd the Techs last year Their places
will be hard to fill, but there is an
abundance of good material from last
years scrub team. out of which some
great players can be developed
The schedule is very pleasing to the
stuuents of the college. as we'll as to
the football enthusiasts OF Raleigh, on
account Of the number OF good games
to be played at home. These. Bucknell
University of Pennsylvania, Washing
ton and Lee University. University of
Tennessee and tho Z. S. S. Franklin.
will furnish great exhibitions OF the
fall snort. The Buckncll game. to be
played during fair week. Will be a
big attraction. and probably will be
witnessed by s large crowd as will
attend the Thanksgiving game with
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
The date with Washington and Lee
University Is source OF considerab bic
ETatlnCatlon to the students Of a. and
NJ. who deeply appreciate the fine
sporting spirit shown In the action OF
the Washington and Lee students in
muking game possible.
VIII Not Meet Carolina.
IT now appears that there is no prob
ability OF playing n game with tho
University Of North Carolina. a move
mcnt was started last winter by alum
III OF both institutions to bring about
game, and November is was tcnta-
lively set as the date. Negotiations
were continued until, upon nubl!ca-
ton OF Washington and Lec Univcr-
sity's schedule, IT. was seen that It
had been given the date with Caro-
DINA under consideration. Failure TO
secure this game has caused keen dis-
appointment to the students and attn
letic management at a. and NJ a
game has. however. recently been ar
ranged with Wake Forest College for
this date. The complete schedule IS
as follows:
October 1-U. S. s. Franklin, at Ra
leigh.
October 14-Open.
October l2-Bucknell University, at
Raleigh (Tair week..
October 2S--Univcrsity OF Tennessee.
a Raleigh.
November Al. s. Naval Academy
81 Annapolis, Md
November 11--Washington and Lee
University, at Raleigh.
November ls--Wakc Forest College
at Wake Forest
November Virginia Polytechnic
| Institute. al Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
GAME MADE SLOW
BY COLD WEATHER
Trinity Defeats swarthn,ore on
Home Grounds by Score
of S. to q.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

t.SRSSfoi " 1 lie Times DlSpat
durham. ~ c., March Sin II very
interesting game, Trinity defca tod
sWarthnorc College o-day ;,y 4, score
of to a. Tie game was somewhat
SION 2 on account OF the cold weather.
Inc, visitors began the scoring in the
M ~, inning. Wickham was safe on
IN error, Broughton beat out an infield
MI. Both men scored OH Tarbie's drive
to centre. .I7s, - :, -. -
trinity was only able to score one
ming. after two men had been hit and
threc balls had passed the catcher. !.
ra IN me third, however, four men
hundy and Cooper do,,oled, and Hen,
derson scored West. who reached first
on error: OF short. :
begun the game for the visitors was
| taken from the box and replaced nv
Jaskill, who. proved equally as wild,
ui.o vas himself substituted by
Swarthmorc. in the fifth. scored two
aumSS. otter Wickham was safe on
c !e;n... Sou Bonshton,S hit to centre, and
Coogan, playing at short, made two
or three sensational catches and this.
WIN WI the hitting Of Boughton, featured
me game of tho visitors.
|, For Trinity, Cooper. playing In CEN
ire field. starred at tho hat. securing,
three hits out of four times at tie
pat. and securing three stolen bases.
sam CAN'T pitched an excellent game.
and held UP. splendidly, considering the
iive errors his team mates made.
: Score by innings: r. H. e.
! TTW,afittnmfaoro. 2ooS20 o-4 : ]
Batteries: Trinity-Sam CAN'T and
Maddox Swarthmore-GicE. Taskill.
Boughton and Wickham. Il
Summary: Two base hits-Sundny
and Cooper Singles-Cooper. z Mad
COX and Henderson,: Swnrthmorc.
Boughton, 2, Garbie and Gilchrist.
Strike outs-Trinity. g. Swarthmorc, 3.
Base on balls-On CAN'T. g, off Gieg,
=; off N,skill. I; off Boughton, g
stolen bases-Trinity, 4: Swarthmore.
3. Sacrifice hits-Trinity. 1: Swarth-
more 1. Double play-Trinity. /. Hit
hy Swarthmore, 2. Passed balls, 4.
Umpire. Rowe Time 1855
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
A. AND M. ANNOUNCES
FOOTBALL SCHEDUI r.
Teams Will Be Played on Home
season Ends With Y. p. /.
Game in Norfolk
Several Strong
Grounds

5si: Special TO The Times Dispatcher
3 West Raleigh NC, March 3l.-With
the exception Of one open date, ~. r.
Bowler of Sanford. Fla, manager OF
the \. and M. football team. Issued to-
day the complete schedule of games
for next fall The schedule is one OF
the best ever arranged for 4. ana NJ,
including as IL does some Of the big
gest teams in the country, both North
and South.
The crucial game OF the schedule,
and to this section the most import
ant athletic event of the year, is
the annual Thanksgjven game, with
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
AFAyETTE WINS
+ R 0 NJ CAROLINA
Tarheels Defeated in Uninterest-
ing Game by Score Of
3 to 2.
IsneciaI to- The Timcs-pisnatch 1

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Chapel Hill, n. c.. March 3I.-In an
unintcrcsting and unpleasant game
Carolina lost To Lafayette to-day 3 to
2 Long used his spitball to advan-
tage, and he had a hitting bunch be-
hind him.
In the third inning Captain Hack
ney, in diving after Williams's Texas
Lacquer. got a hard fail. injuring his
shoulder. and he had to leave the
game.
Score by innings: r. H +.
Carolina 10000 o 3
Lafayette o. 0 o 90 O-3 s .
batteries: Duls and Witherington;
Long and Conover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
How They Will Line
Up in Io-Day's Game

Richmond College and sulltvans
Colts Will battle at Broad street Park
this afternoon, The game will begin
ct 4 o'clock. The coli.sians. through
Coach Long, announce that they are
ready for the fray. and Will make the
Ienguers hustle TO win Heretofore
the college team has been sort Of
nyenSinG Nemesis to the local profess
SIGNALS. putting crimp into the most
ardent hopes Of the manager. For
this reason the crowd which goes to
see the game is large
After watching Whitaker work for
two innings Jimmie sullivan came to
tho conclusion that the boy was not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
ARLNND-MURPIIY FIGHT
POSTPONED UNTIL April. 1S

New York. March s1.-A telegram
from "Packey' Mcfarland. of Chicago.
was received here to-day. Informing
lctic Club that he could not get into
condition In season for his fight with
Tommy Murphy scheduled for Tues
day. April (. AS both boxers refuse to
so on during Holy Week, tho bout was
accordingly postponed until April IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
JEWELERS. now
HAVE A CHANCE

BY winning two out of three games from
The Jewelers. last night on the Newport Al
,eys The Times Dispatch bowlers gave the
Jewellers n chance TO win tho ciup. On next
tuesday night the newsies play the jewelers..
which Will be the deciding team. as but five
points separate tho leaders. Tho score:
Times Dispatch,
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Summary: Runs scored-Burt, * ent
.tS), Fits, Carter. Douglas. Sacrifice
hits-Carter, Nen. Stolen basesyEl-
lott, Partcnheimer, Kent co.. Carter.
Hume, Douglas, Blakeney. Finlny O..
Hit by pitch er--Fltts. Sacrifice fly
Vernon Dougle play-Burt. unassist-
ed. Passed ball--Thompson: Struck
out-By Quaintance, 4: by Vernon. q;
by RiNey. H. Hits apportioned--Off
Quaintance, 4 in innings: off Vernon.
in ; innings. Bases on bnlls-Off
Quaintance, 3: OFF Rjxey. 3. Umpires,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
/, Carey knocks out sullivan.

:, Chicago, ILL.,, March 31.-Tommy
SGarey, of Chicago Heights. last night
knocked out Jerry Sullivan. Of New
York in five. rounds. The fight, which
was held before a private club in Chi
cago Heights. was witnessed by a
crowd Of 100 spectators. "CycIone"
Johnny THOMPSON acted as referee .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
WILL MEET LYNCnpunG.
Fork Union Team to Play vIrSInI
LcaEucrs TODAY.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Fork Union. Va. March 3l.-Tie
Fork Union Academy baseball team,
plays the Lynchburs league team Sat
urday afternoon in Lynchburg. Coach
Griffin expects his youngsters to put
up good game against the Hillclimb-
crs.
On Monday, April 3, Randolph Macon
Academy and Fork Union Academy
will play on the local grounds. A fast
game is expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
CAME PLAYED on WET T1ELD.
" Z. I. Defeats Emory nnh Henry by
SCure III 4 In

Scure OF 4 to -.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.]
BlacksburE. Va, March 3l.-On a wet
field. with weather conditions against
an! real baseball, V. u. / defeated
Emory and Henry here this afternoon
BY score Of to ..
Batteries: V, +. L.. Cox. iodgson and
lNEgc; Emory and Henry. Mschals and
Jordan. Umpire, Il. lIodgson.
II the weather permits the teams
Will play here again Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
Travis Alone al Scrntch

New York. March; 31.--Walter +
Travis is placed alone on scratch in
the annual spring handicap list OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association, Just is
champion. Is allowed one stroke, and
Jerome D. Traycrs is at two, with
fFtndlay $. Douglas and Gilman r. Tiff
fanny. sT --t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
New player. for ISun.n, cl,x

HOT springs, Ark. March 3I-Man-
aeer Daniel Shay. OF the Kansas city
american Association team. to day
puschascd "ked" Corridor, shortstop.
and Pat O'Connor. catcher. from tho
Ilttsourg National League team. shay
Is said TO have paid $4,000 for tho men.
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COLTS WILL TACKLE
RICHMOND COLLEGE
Game at Broad Street Park Day Should Prove
Interesting -Pfahler Hurt, and Clauser
W i'll Play Second-W Whitaker Got
His Notce-W allace Here

quito fit for the company he was keep
ing and furnished him with Il ticket
home. Whitaker is as devoid OF
curves as a new born babe of toeth.
, If he had anything at all. he kept
il SO we'll hidden that no one suspect
ed him OF it.