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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
Clio Sc FINISHES
MARK DAYS RACES
Speed Carnival on Atlantic-Pablo
Beach Course Attracts
10000 Spectators.

Jacksonville, Tia, March 2s-Moro
man 1900 spectators lined the Allan
TIC Pablo beach course to-day 10 vi
ness the second days automobile spccd
carnival Close and exciting finishes
characterized the events. espccialIv
the ten mile free for all handicap n
which the leaders crossed tho wire Well
punched, with only few seconds Sc
parating them
In the i've mile open National Beach
chamP lonship Tower and Evans. in
warren Detroits captured FIRST and
seEond places respcc'ively In the ten
mile open. class r. Herbert Wilson. OF
Jacksonville. driving Cole, defeated
liughic Hughes In his Mercer
In the ten mile open race for cars
or 3ol $50 cubic inches. Mcrse and WI
con, In Nationals, fought It out for lirst
honors. and Merse won by four seconds.
The ten-nilc oren free for all fur
nished keen excitement Although
Burman in Buick Bug, suffered clutch
trouble. after making the turn at
the i've mile post when leading. he
managed to finish second to wilcox.
with a National. nine seconds ahead OF
Dtsbrow's Pope Hartford
IN the two ten mile free for all han
dicaps. nine cars strated. Hughes in MS
Mercer, won the irst event, while WN-
COZ, in National. hghtinS II ont dcs.
perately with Disbrow, in a Pope Hart.
ford, crossed the wirc fraction or a
second ahead OF him in the second
event
The last event on the card was the
record trials for one kilometer Bur.
man, in the Buick Bug, made the first
trial but the timing apparatu failed
TO work lie did not run It over
Burman in the Bitten Benz. cover
cd the distance in 1926 seconds. Old
field holds the worlds kilometcr re-
cord, 1905 seconds, made on March %.
1910. in the Bitten Benz The break
ing of the oil pipe connection prevent
ed the car from enualling It's record
Burman said.
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.GANTT'S PITCHING
FEATUE OF GAME
Faced by Only Twenty Eight
Batters-Trinity Defeats Wake
Forest 9 to o.
| Special 10 The Times.

,-iSIeCIal 70 ne Times Dispatcb
W axe crest, y. e. March aaG.tWy -
forest was a the mercy Of Boh t;an+.
70 Gay, and aided by the heavy hit,,n,r
o. r,nity and the poor fieldinr ~
Wake Forest, Trinity Won tho r.r5. -,
~ Score OF ? TO 0. CAN'T pitched ona
OF me finest games ever seen hera
Only twenty eight men ccd him 17nn,.
men reached first base two Of theso 81
hlts, one by pitched ball. and AZ
! on an error Two OF this number ucra
retired on douhl- PLAYS one when az
tempting TO steal second while ~
o,her was left at first. Several OF
IrinitH's hits should have been ,clded
smith was particularly strong at ,imcs
ana mad he been given proper support
the score would have been smaller. IN
the third inning with men ON second
ana third he famed the ncXt three
batters. Twice with man ON third
two battcrs failed to connect win ne
curves Rundly and Cooper featured
with tho willow for Trinity i special
train from Durham brougt about 200
Trinity supporters.
Score By INNINGS; r n. +,
Il trinity ...,....l | 10 so 2 O q 90 10 |
Wake Forest 100 q o o 0 o 90 . /,
summary: Battcries-C;antt and
Spruce Smith and Riddick t,ruck
BY Can't l5 smith O. Base On
balis-Smith, >. II, by pitched bali
Gnatt. ! Smith. Three base hits
/ cooper and Thompson. Two base hits
By Bundy and Nest stolen bases
! Trinity, | Dublc plays-rrinity, ;.
Empires Rowe AMI Codde
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P LATKA STAKES
WON BY DARLING
Last Big Race Except the
Derby Is Run at
Moncrief
{ he

Jacksonville Fla. March a?.---rhe
Falatka selling stake, to-day's feature
at Monchief the last big race except
the Derby. Went To Il. - Williams 5
Darling. 1t was sprint at six tur-
longs. ana q field OF evelen went tu
the post. The race resulted In a Spien.
did contest ana rtusing good finish
in which Darling Won by head from
Al Red. Jockey Eddie puGan. .Au-
gust Bclmoni's Star, arrived ,o-dny. ana
will have the mount on DR. Ju.uncr In
the Derby
first racc-scllinc. two-ycar-olds,
four and a half furlonss- American
Girl G TO - first. Efficiency G. To IL
second. lrlshtown G 10 81 third Time.
20 - Catherine Hampton, Day MAY
Pliant. Fred Hall, Sister Florence ana
Tennessee ran.
second racc--sellns. three year. olds.
llEe ana half furlongs-Eye Straw Il
TO p first Plutocrat IS to /, second,
Missivc Is TO - third. Time, no
HUSKY Lad, Evia. Delena King Pin.
Guns III, Blossom and Senator Cullen
ran.
Third rece--three- year Odds ana m.
mile. Aspirin (even) first. Live .rn
IS TO u second. Ozana G. 10 /, third.
me. l:42 SO Or. Duenner, .,ylmer.
Moret. Redwine and Idleweiss ran.
curtin racc-The Palatka Selling
stake of $1,000 three year-olds ana M
SIX DEMONSTRATING u5 to il nrst.
; All Red g to /, second, ..Eaglc l:irn
,even) third. Time. l:l5I5 Scrim-
mage Imprint. Font, Danheld. .Chcro-
hec Rose rap. -'Double Five and
Bertis also ran
fifth race selling, four.year- olds
and up. six furlongs-G oldcn Pearl az
70 2o first. Macins G. to 81 second
Wise Mason Co 10 . third. Time
20 So Infection. Warden Ira NAV
Is empton Park, jolly Woolspun. Q. IL
Wrestler left at the post
?iNth race-scllins. three -ycar-olds
miie and sixtcenth-Naughty Lad q
70 )tlrst. Oracle 6 to - second. Mum
- to' third. Time, l:4a %. rours
taEc ran
Coupled. occupied.
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PETERSBURG FANS
SEE FIRST GAME
Team Loses to New York
Americans, but Make Good
Showing.
Especial to Tho Times pispatct

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
Petersburg. Va, March 20.-'.'he fans
Of the city are more than pleased at
tho showing made By Petersburg in
the game with the New York Ameri-
can iannigans played here this after
noon. Tho visitors won by the score
OF to ,. The weather was cold ana
disagrecablc, rain falling throughout
the game, but this did not deter the
fans to q great extent. and when play
ball was called by the umpire 1000
spectators were present 10 cheer and
witness the first game played by the
Coolers on their new diamond The
line up Of the teams were as fo.ows:
Americans-Jubc, centre Held; Lechie,
third bcse; Cree, shortstop: kaun, left
held t. Williams. right Held; Roach.
III 81 pasc; Gardner, second base: Walsh,
catcher; Mctiarner. pitcher and left
held
MISUNDERSTANDING. left field, Di-
vcrs. centre field; Keating, third base;
held: Busch. shortstop; Martin, short
stop. Gleason. second base: Mace.
catcher; Frost. pitcher; DrucklnilIer.
Chambiiss. pitcher.
The game WAS marked by tho hit
ting Of both teams. the Americans
making three three baggers, one two
Dagger and ten singles. Petersburg
'''h"c ~ u tHIcc- DhS gers, one two bag
ger and seven singles. Manager Busch
used three pitchers, all OF them show
Ing up we'll Only four errors were
MADE, two a piece By each team. Man.
agcr Busch made the longest hi of Tho
game, drive TO deep centre, but was
thrown cut at home plate In his at
tempt TO make a home run out OF the
hit.
Score by innings: n H. p,
~ n ri ion NO 81 ~
petersburg .-.ool2 30 0o-3 10 .
summary; Earned runs-Amcricans.
: Two base hits-Mace, Lechie. Three
base hits--keating. Busch, Cree. knur.
Williams Bases on balis--Trist. Bruch-
miller, Chamhliss 60, Kauff go. struck
out-hy Frost. !; Bruck miller 1: Nc
Garner . kauf. 3. Stolen bases--lcu
ing. Williams. Left on bascs-Ancri
cans. = Petersburg, 3. FRS, base on
errors-Amcrican 9; Pctcrshir, .,
Hit hy pitcher@Jubc, Franks ,r,r,.
Same, hours. Umpire. sidney
Robertson.
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Captain Crawford also reported that
Washington and Lee University had
accepted tho challenge OF tho Boat
club for il race IL eight cared shells,
under certain conditions this main one
being that the Boat club should pay
the expenses or the Washington and
Ice crew. This matter was referred
TO the board Of directors. 1t being the
sense of The meeting that the board
should act as 1t saw lit in the matter
10 II is decided to hold the race 1t
viii take place here some time early
in June.
Captain Crawford announced tic ap-
pointmcnt Of tho following as his
mates FOR tho coming season: First
Mate. W. l.. Gillian. Sc, ond Mate. r..
NJ. Thomas. Third Mate. L. Il. Meade
These men will act for the captain in
his absence. anu render whatever other
assistance may he required OF them.
Dnmngc OF frcAhct Repaired.
The captain also reported that In
the frcshcts in the river during the
past winter. the ionts and the sail
boat OF the club were torn from their
anchors and washed down the river
they were afterwards found. however.
by some rivermen, and have been
brought back UP to the clubhouse. The
sailooat was considerably damager
perhaps beyond repair. but the iloats
were practically intact. though il ne
cessitated quite an expense 10 have
them brought back up the river Tho
services of tug being required
Several other matters were discussed
during the meeting. and after a ses-
sion of about an hour and a half, the
meeting adjourned for refreshments
The cluE is now open for the use
of the members, and the river Will be
live with boats from now until early
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WORKING HARD
TO DEVELOP TEAM
Coach Bigbie Makes Effort to
Strengthen Weak
Places.
,special to The Times pisra.ci, !

lNhftItdi ~ l lie INES LNSD
hanipden Sidney, VA March oo-rhc
Same last Monday With the Union
Theolosical Seminary although called
When only three and half innings had
been played did much for the devcl-
o1mtn;s OF the team
81 this short contest Coach Bisbec
was able 10 see the points in which his
men We're weak. and in o-day's prac-
,eo lie bent all OF his efforts 70 rcctify
these tendencies
'fha SQUAD, although still very large.
is srealy disabled by nshaps TO first
sIliad men
Lewis, who pitched in Mondays
ms and who showed up in cxcellen,
iclm is suffering very severely with
5ad case Of water on the elbow.
Ironi he present looks i, is doubt
III whether he will be able TO pitch
any more for two or three weeks
SenlrSci. on account of a hard course
In his college work, Will be una biz
~ held down his position in centre
fela BedinGer has heen batting among
ths first on the squad and his absence
VII DC a very great loss to the team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
WASHINGTON ANDLEE
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
Deli Of Virginia Boat Club Met Under Certain
Conditions Annual Meeting Of Club Shows
1t to Be in Excellent Conuition-New
Members Elected

INC VirSinia Boat Club held It's an
nual spring meeting Tucsda: night at
the hermitage Golf Club The meet
ing was very we'll attended. there be-
ing about SIXTY or more members or
the club present
In the abSencc OF Judge Beverly T.
Iruinp. the president OF the club. j. L.
Hill presided
ne minutes OF the last meeting,
were read and approved. after which
nc rcasurcr'S report VAS read, show
inS balance OF S32.?3 in tho treasury
on March ], 1911. after paying all the
Expenses of the club and dcpositin., the
usual 10 per cent to the credit OF The
sinking fund. The sinking fund has
TO" deposited TO it's credit In Il local
bank total amount Of s3.oo5.7i. This
'und is added to each year by putting
aside 10 per cent. Of the gross re-
cclpts of the club for the year.
Inc following were elected members
OF the club: Arthur p upsnur. 4. *.
Iarker. T. y. .>daiGson. Theron H.
Grown. Jr.. r ". llartwell. w. r. Met.
calf, d. Talmage Donnan ana c. i.
Brown
Captain Crawford rendered very
aoie ana complete report on tho equip
ment Of the club aud other quest ions
OF Importance TO the mcmbers He
recommended the purchase of Two ad.
oltlonal canoes of the character known
as war canoes, and his recommends
'lon was put In the form OF a motion
and seconded and carried. These ga
noes VIII be about twenty-five iset
lonS and Will hold ten people each.
ne cluo also left it 10 the judgment
or me board of directors as to The ad-
Visibility Of purchasing two addi-
tional small canoes OF the same char
acter as those a present owned by
the club.
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Regiment. and possibly the Norfolk Blues.
In view o: the success OF N. nrev,ou.
meei 1t would not be bad idea o. any
One thing can DC said for the Riues-,.
my my ai'etnnt 70 DO ANYTHING they so through
coesi know could learn valuable Inr.
sons IN mis- regard by watching the militia
men.
Looks as 4 tho Engravers we're going 10
yin the trophy cup in the ice or the Rich
mond Bowling Association
i ! nominate Carl Morris Tor Governor Of,
Racing Al Norfolk begins next wednesday.
What VIII tho Governor do:
Howard Holland has signed with Suffolk
IN the T!dewator League.
] know a allfplayer who worked Two
months for uniform
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
VICTORY ron ELox COLLEGE.
Atlantic Chri.tinn College Defeated in
Error!ess Game.
III SDeCial o The r m e LII IA fch

Burlington. y. c., March 90
Zion College defeated the Atlantic
Christian College this afternoon on
the home grounds The recent rain
made the field slow. In spite of this.
the locals took In the Wilson bunch
BY inc score Of to y. BrockHell scored
in the first inning on Hedgepeth's sac
ritice Hcdgepcth pitched great ball.
allowing only two hits. He had plenty
Or steam and fine control and work ed
Honeycutt like charm Honcycutt
showed good improvement Pearson
got the hit for the visitors. Bland
pitched excellent ball. allowing only
one hit.
Score. RII e
Atlantic Christian College .....0 o
Batteries: Zion. TIedgepeth and
Honeycutt; for 4. c. c., Bland and
Moore Umpire kernodle.
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STATIONS
NOM AT RENlOUNT STATION
Special 10 The Times-Dispatci

ISpeclaI 20 The Times- Dispatch.l
Front Royal Va. March 29-Henry
of Navarro and Octaron. the two thor
ouChbred stations presented to the
government by August Sell ont ar
rived here las, night in charge Of Can
tain G. H. Conrad, L. S. b. The two
horses arc intended for the remomnt
station at this point. and will be bred
10 full- h!oodcd mares owned by farm
crs in this section. for the purpose of
producing suitable cavalry mounts
These two horses recently arrived from
france where they have been for sew.
eral seasons They both Won fame on
The American turf n few SEASONS a-n
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II must be gratifying TO many, as it
IN which the amateurs Of Richmond
Which viii help the game OF baseball.
from the amateurs standpoint. SO much
best proved by the horribly tangled
and unsatisfactory condition Of the
game before the organization Of the
National Commission and the National
Association among the pros:
The status OF baseball in those days
gas such as to make 1t most hazard,
the sport was at Its lowest ebb. Note
the change, with the formation OF the
1e o.ganiza noted P ,ron h and
crogcnons mass the several agues
we're Welded into manageable whole
Players began 10 have confidence In
ter culibre Of men was secured " you
don, believe this simply look over the
personnel of the fellows now playing
~ q this is equally true OF ama ate, ar
u the country there is In existence az, an
leagues IN the city in question. This
Communication Is usually made W Of rep,
to who mall disputes arc carried THIS
wra my mr. poYc In suggesting the for
nntIpn of an amateur commission for
ElchinOn6, and With thc Rrcat neip ana
mtB!h,:.ncc both of my fellow news
paper men, WHO have boosted the prnp-
( osi,!on aud mcn such az pr William
II. pnrker walter Calvin, John Dunn.
prcnidrni Eaton, OF tho commission.
and many nthcrs, everything is now
going nrnoo,hiy and amateur bauebal u
81 Rotnr 10 have real show IN Rich.
NOM THIS ynar, and. ] trust, for many
ycnrh 10 rOfnc,
For Tho purroac Of those who may
"aui- ~ know. and who arc lit,lc
In I/.itt M, ~ II.
ZION hna gone on record an inviting
81 oTRapizcd icaHuca IN JDchnIond 10
haYr rcnrebentmtton on the comm hslon.
provided epct leagues arc Wiling to
ubibo rs the ,UWs adopted fOr The
condtc, Of ufnDtnnr baacbnil IN Rich
inpud fbt more Tho mcrricr Us The
npiniou ~ tho tortnhrr. Of he con-
io'sNirp 80 81 yon arc ~ member or q
ltGuc. take IT. uD with your fellow
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TEAMS s4IIT EVEN.
rhanna and licHthsyjIIr SchooI C,Inb.
IluN HnAHhalI

Special to The Times Dispatch
iieathsrille. Va, March 2e.LTba
!lHailtsyilie High SCHOOL baseball team
ma two games with the Urbenna team,
'his week The first game was de-
cl3rh ~ favor OF the urhanna team.
ana the next for IIcatiisyille 'rhc
weather was rather unfayorablc. fut
7h''re We're two good games Tho tirst
MAS decided in favor Of the Urbanna
lcHin' ahd ms neNt for iieathsvillc
81 hight There was a delightful littie
dance
The Heathsviile High Schooi team
i"s cnfasein"nta for every week dur.
Ing the season.
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BI Gus NlAI.ntRT.

\ few days ago | briefly mentioned
s .1o iaSt mat the Danville club dis
- o"eq any intention of taking UNI
fair advantage OF the players to whom
contracts were sent. but who were re-
anested TO pay their own transporta
e eian II th h desired TO report further
ley mat the question Of paying ex-
penses was optional with the players.
ana mat refusal to pay expenses
would be construed on the part or
nose IN authority as declaration that
the player was thereafter free agent.
since that time | have been informed
OF the opinion that their statemen,
mas not been given sufficient publicity,
IN t,o View or the prominence given TO the
story winch First Baseman CLANCY
John W: Carter, secretary OF the
Danville Baseball Club, and a very
good friend OF mine. wrote me letter
explaining the position of his club It
Is not necessary TO print all OF that let :
ter. but in justice to him and the rest
OF the people IN that city. am going
70 Print part CT H. Here are some ex-
printed the Baltimore story:
The facts III the Clancy case are
simple enough. When We started out
that 10 get under $1,000 salary limit
an invasion must be made into the
ranks OF the semi pros. In getting to-
gether a team from such a source we
=
number OF players and then weed out.
hen these men were signed a num-
Der expressed the desire TO report.
even if they had to pay their own az
penses. After the wedding process be-
gan. In order TO allow such of these
men that wanted to come at their own
expense TO do 50, wrote to them and
told them that we could not bring
them TO Danvlle. but that they might
come for TROUT If they wanted to,
thc% 10 bear q expenses
''Of course, this acted as q release
TO such of the men that did not desire
TO 80 10 that expense, and have had
no idea that ! could hold them further.
We have sent Sportation 10
about twenty men, these twenty being
selected from our signed men. and half
Of these men are now on the ground.
What we have done Is simply to
weed out oUr list Of prospectives,
brought the hes; here. and allowed the
rest 10 come II they wanted so. and If
they do not care 70 come. of course,
they are free agents.
SO far as the National Commission
Is concerned. let me say that during
our experience in baseball we have had
probably fifty cases before that body
| and have never lost case"
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Smoker Of Hoat club.

IspeciaI TO The Times Dispatch.l
Alexandria, Va. March 29-Ihe Old
dominion Boat Club held q smoker this
evening al the Elks Home which was
largely attended. Many new and novel
features were given. and refreshments
were served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
RICHMOND PLAYER SIGNS
WITH Underwater LEAGUE
Special TO The Times Dispatch !

Suffolk, Va. March 29.--A mong the
players signed by the Suffolk team, Of
tho Tidewatcr League. to-day were
Pitcher Zirklc Of Washing ton: Pitcher
Richardson. OF Raleigh. n. c.: Out
fielder Holland. Of Richmond and Third
Bascman Maggie, OF Philadelphia.
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Railroad Y.M.C. A. Bowling.

The Wade Deasy and the Gentry
WILSON two-nan teams OF the Railroad
:. NJ. C. =. Spring Bowling League met
on the association alleys last night
Wade and Deasy took four out OF five.
Following IS the score:
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The Beer Of Quality

The Beer Of Quality
The Pabst exclusive mailing
process allows the barley to
grow for eight days. Thus is
Nature copied, it taking eight
days for barley to sprout and
start growing when planted in
the ground.
In this way, Pabst makes sure
that all the rich food value Of
the grain goes into Pabst Blue
Ribbon beer.
Made ard Bottled Only
by Pabst at Milwaukee
Order a case. You will be de.
lighted with its smooth, pleasant
taste and its appetizing flavor.
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Pity th,i they can, See i, Inc way do
HaNcnt me slightos, doubt in the world bu
lhsi ihe NEST VIII put some money in the
treasury out lherc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30

Report has j, that Manager suIlI.an /,
looking for another inhclder 'rha, doesn't
look as II ne wasn't on TO his Job
inc days rest ought 10 help everybody
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30

Noting Mt from Richmond College MS 10
ne opcn ar meet WHAT'S matter. some bory
sol roii tcct?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30

rhc Ninss busted ,hcmselyc. AZ the icncr.
syn Sub last nigh, and made some more
lFeHHs - the expert manner IN which they
hanaie a clr Mrs. King showed some real
Class
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SEAEE IS FROM Sp0RTLA AND
BY GUS MALBERT.

.lust 81 laugh: j ?. Won the game
w,n " A., rala 10 diamond ,9sAsa
d r .,.1 D. ef vas opi YIN rs y,
d2mr to Play me sane
,mi.as S ana 945 make s'5 il for 59d iss
,imc
Jimnte saiyan vas a. sorry As anybody.
They play to-dsy beginning at, oclock
I'M. i 5ailsa i? seo-e .ratn., tho
>nyVody van, to bel tina, VIC aoat score in
I.enents Is getting rid 81 his old ,ap.dly
Mecabs's eharlcyhorse is dsarresrins IL
real form.
Tor Itsan nyiieyS, iha, y me ,,ne m
had q BAL ~ his hands Tor many months.
and 4 MI take little time ton him 10 gst
ir;o his real stride,
sullivan viii make no mistake in keeping
ooti Lodge ana Cowan. Guess lie Viii untii
nenor, has !, that Manager su,l<an /.
looking for another inticlder. rha, doesn't
o1k as II ne wasn't on 10 his Job
INC da;'s rest ought 10 help everybody
rhe Nlnss busted themselves a, the Icncr.
srn lib last nigh, and made some more
iFieuhs py the expert manner In which they
hanale a cdr Mrs. King showed some real
tass
NoiiAn- yci from Richmond College AS 70
iihf opSn ar meet WHAT'S matter, somcbory
eoi ,oii tcct?
! Pits thii they can, see i, tho way do
/ liaNon, the sNghtost doubt in the world b,I
inai lh9 NEST VIII pu, some money in the
! pne lass q haii piaycrs never mind N,
+ "gaih.r Tlat y ths college player Coac /,
+ i-ons had -. iithmnnd college SQUAD on,
t!ag.
/ The f5obail men inye ol.o ecsp dam,
itile sprins work
nice, BETWEEN nc Bluc, llosi,z tiers. ' Frs s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30

some 'nlk q pursy military indoor rack
meet between the Blues. Io.itzers rIrsi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30

sullivan vii! make no mistake In kecpiur
June /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30

tbs i1Ptball men have also been doing a
}iitle sprins work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30

Pom Exam believes thar is The tiine IN.
season "i'ers he viii be right. lie has no,
had a ball III Ills hands FOR many months
and i MI take iittle time ton hin, 10 gsi
INTO hi. real stride
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30

Mccab+'s charicyhorse is disappesr.nx in
great shape irctty soon re viii sc, IN ms
real form.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30

, Regiment, and possibly the sor.olk Blue.