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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
COMMISSION TO ENFORCE
LAWS IN WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, N. c.. May tine
hottest and most closely contested
election held here in years was the
municipal election yesterday. which
ushers in the commission form OF
government for Wilmington. The
good government and Young Mems
Leagues locked horns with the liberal
element, and the result was prac~
ticAlly a dog fall Each side elected
two OF Its candidates an councilmen.
with the fifth elected by both atdes.
However, the council will stand for
law enforcement, this especially In
regard to prohibition, which has been
farcical In this city.
Prohibitionists and appropriations
lists united to defeat w. l.. West fer
councilman. and were successful. Wout
Ia q member Of, the retiring boeR&
OF aldermen. and represented q Nor
folk liquor house here during his en-.
tire administration. Joseph d. Smith
prominent real estate man, and pro.
hibitionist. Is elected mayor. his fel~
low counCilmen being Bernica e.
Moore, prohibitionist: w. e. PerdeWs
presumably local optionet: Parke4
Ounce Moore, local optionist, and IT.
g. Tiensken, local opttonist. with
the advent Of the commission torml
OF government the police and ffro
departments will be placed under civil
service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
COMMITTEES ASK $4,000
TO BUILD GOOD ROADS

expected to complete this road with
out outside aid; therefore the Penin-
sulAr Highway Association ask the
people Of Richmond to contribute SS,-
GEO to this movement. The total sum
needed 10 $4,000. II this amount
can b sabUef46e6 10 before The flf-
tesnth day Of May. 1911. the commit
tees are assured that the roads Will
he In condition to be used this sum-
mer and that the work will be pushed
to Z perfect condition by the first Of
September. ",
The supervisors OF tho different
counties through which these roads
pass ara heartily In sympathy and &C.
cord With the movement and will lend
ALL financial and. other AID, possible,
with the county and State funds al
their command. l%isvass.sses., .s gstaaact.>
A great deal OF enthusiasm has been
worked UP among the people Of these
scribing very literally.
The success Of this enterprise, which
means delightful drives for the citi-
gems Of Richmond. depends entirely
upon the amount OF contributions
People who complain OF not having
good roads must bear In mind that Il
4 cost money to build them. Here II n
opportunity which guarantees goot
roads provided the citizens responC
literally to this appeal.
While there arc already SOLICITOR
working on the outskirts Of the city
and in the counties. . special appea
will be made to the citfsens OF Rich.
| mond, especially among, the people oi
the business sections on May 10. II
! and II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02

The executive committees OF the
Peninsular Railway Association and
the Richmond-Louisa-d Cord onsyilie
Highway Association who have In
charge the building OF the good road
trunk. tine from Ola Point. Hampton,
Newport News. Yorktown. New Kent
Courthouse to Richmond. Ard thence
from Richmond to Louisa. Gcrdons-
Vile. Charlottesville. Staunton. HAr-
risonburg. Etrasburg Winchester,
Berryville to Washington, p. c.. have
now at work q large FORCE Of men
upon these roads. which when COM
pleted will guarantee about Ave hun
dred miles of good roads at all seasons
OF the, year. nd, ,.s ..4--..,- ..,s.
The counties north OF Richmond
have already. completad the yroad ~
FAR south as Louisa Courthouse. The
citizens OF Hanover and Louisa coun-
provided the citizens OF Richmond will
subscribe a sum OF IS, 900 for the com-
pletion OF the ling between Louisa
and Richmond.
The counties and cities east of
Richmond have subscribed very lib
orally and tho cities OF Newport News
and Hampton have already raised
IS, coo In cash. This assures the suc-
cess OF the enterprise IT the eastern
end Of the road. but there il. money
needed for the completion Of the road
in New Kent and Charles City coun-
ties.
More than one-fourth Of this road
goes through New Kent county. and
while the citizens Of this county have
responded literally. they cannot b
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02

Only three games were played in
the big leagues Monday, and Detroit
got one Of them. The Tigers have
not lost a game on the home grounds
thus far and only two all told. Jen-
nings men have won just twice as
many games as their nearest oppo-
nents, Hal Chase's New York team
Chase is not satisfied with the
way his team has been working and
10, going to make some changes. AS
expected, Knight will be sent to short
and Gardner to second just as soon as
the weather is warm enough for the
former schoolboY to take "a chance
with his throwing arm.
HartEell Is going we'll at third. but
Chase expects to try out Gene Elliot
played In and out ball and has not
been setting the league afire with his
hitting.
McAieer is still experimenting with
his outfeid. HIS il now playing Con-
roy and Lelivelt In left and right. re-
spectively. Somerlott has supplanted
Henry at first base. but the critics
say that Washington will need real
slam bang outfieider--two in fact
before II can get away from the sec
ond division
The Boston Red Sox team is still
In a sadly shattered state. Williams
the big catcher who is playing a
first base. cost them one game. anC
1t is said that just as soon as Cap
tain Wagner is able to play he vii
go to the first bag and keep Yerkei
at short.
In the National League the Phila
| delphia team il still running wei
| ahead and promises to get away wild
| the pennant unless the Pirates o.
! Cubf are able to stop them, TIL
| PhifHax have shown superiority ovel
| the Giants and all the other Eastern
| teams.
| Tenney's team made the Phiilie
I hustle Monday. home run drives b,
| Magee and Titus pulling Off vic
tory for The Quakers. Titus drov'
a man In ahead of him, There wa
none on when Magee got his. Brow
and Parsons were on the mound 70
the Rsstsaz team. -Alexaataer pitches
| for Philadelphia.
| Groom and Karger were the oppos
ing pitchers In the Washington Boston
| game. kaier and Hardness pitched
1 for C3saeland>ein the smuggling mattel
| with Detroit. Covington hurled 70
the Tigers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
GALE SWEEPS CITY
AT HIGH VELOCITY

A wind storm which reached a.
maximum OF about forty miles an
hour swept Richmond Monday after
noon creating clouds Of dust and
causing pedestrians much annoyance.
At 8 O'Clock in the morning the
wind was blowing only about eight
miles an hour but II rapidly increas-
ed in velocity about noon and reach
ed the maximum at o'clock In the
afternoon. ,....s.s...a
The gale grew less severe toward
ni1htfall and at O'Clock at night
was blowing at the rate or about
twenty-five miles an hour.
The maximum temperature was So
deSreea which was reached about
3 O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
WILL ASK CITIZENS
TO CONTRIBUTE IS, 900

Solicitors seekings funds with which
to complete the highway from Old
Point. Hampton, Newport Newnk
Yorktown and New Kent Courthouse
through Richmond and thence "a
Louisa, Gordonsville, Charlottesville.
Staunton. Harrisonburg, Strasburgs
Winchester. Berryville and Washing
otn, d. c.. Will make a campaign IN
this city on May 10, II and IL in an
effort to procure 5000. which II
Richmond's share of the money need-
ed to finish the work.
Citizens OF Louisa and fIanovelf
counties have agreed to subscribe
$4,000 II Richmond will donate half
that amount and bring the total to
$4,000. II the money is raised BY
May Is the road will be opened for.
use during the summer months and
the work will be completed by Sep.
TENDER l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
KNIGHT TO SHORT. GARDNER TO
SECOND, ELLIOT TO THIRD,
HIS PLAN.
MAILER CHANGES MEN
RED sox SOMEWHAT sHATTERED-
WAGNER MAY PLAY FIRST BASE
DETROIT AND PHILIIEs
KEEP ON WINNING.

Detroit has a seven lap lead
and has gained 1t largely through
the good pitching OF CovingtOu,
Lively and Laffitte, three re-
crlits.
Joe jackson, Cleveland's
much touted outfielder, Is still
the "kIouting kid" He nailed
four of 'en Monday. Gainor, the
Cub first bascman, also bobbed
UP with q quartet Of safettes.
Home runs by Titus and Nfagee
were responsible for all Of the
Quakers' three runs and victory
over the Terriers.
Ty Cobb swipsd three cushions
of Catcher Land. He must be
afraid Of Josh Devore and Ed
die Collins.
Detroit has yet to lose a game
Mt home.
What makes the Quakers look
dangerous this year Is that nj
last they seem to have good pitch
ers. Beebe, Rowan, Moore and
Alexander are all going strong.
with the veteran, Ewing. yet to
be heard from.
The Boston Nationals set a new
assist record for the season, with
II. Eight Of them were made
In a double play retiring Dooian
and Paskert.
The Boston Nationals are said
to have taken In $4,000 as their
share OF the seven games played
on the road this year. Such
prosperity Is something new TO
Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02

AS Randolph Macon has beaten
William and Mary and Richmond Col
lege has beaten Hampden-Sidney the
game between the Ashland boys and
the Richmond ball tossers In Broad
Street Park Tuesday In all likelihood
will decide the Eastern Virginia COL
iege championship.
Consequently both teams are put
ting out their strongest teams. Bald
win and Clarke will be the battery
for Richmond College. Blanton and
Bane for Randolph-Macon.
On the strength OF his perform
ance against Hampden-Sidney, Bald
win has the better Of the argument.
Against his pitching the Garnet and
Gray boys never had a look-in. He
held them helpless from first to last,
Blanton held William and Mary to
four hits and one run, which Is a
noteworthy feat. Behind him the
Yellow Jacket team made two errors,
one OF which helped home the solitary
run made by the boys from Williams
burg.
Richmond College to a man Is con-
ffdent that they will trim Randolph
Macon this trip. They have q hard
hitting team. and the men are fas.
In getting around the bases. AT times
the boys have shown tendency to
go In the air. but with Baldwtn's
steady pitching there is little fear OF
that.
Coach Long and Captain Gill have
stirred the boys up to a fine pitch OF
enthusiasm and the college will give
the team royal support when they
60 on the fseld n o'clock
The teams will line up az giver
above, although there may be a
change or two in the batting order oi
the Richmond College team at tht
last moment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
POLICE NOT ABLE
To SOLVE MYSTERY
DECLARE GRAY NOT MURDERED.
YET SUICIDE OR ACCIDENT
NOT PROBABLE.

WASHINGTON. May with the
head OF the mutilated body of DR..
William Gray still missing tho police.
unable to solve the mystery, to-day
declared the aged druggist met his
death by accident. Their theory In
that Gray fell into the canal where his
body was found. and that his head
WAS Topped Off by the iron shovel of u
dredging machine.
AT first the police declared Gray
had committed suicide. Relatives Of
the dead man forced Them to abandon
this theory.
The accident theory is no more ac-
eeptable to Gray's relatives a. that
of suicide and they may institute a
private investigation of what they ha-
fieve to have been murder. They point
out to-day that while an iron shovel
might have decapitated the victim,
Il could not have unbuttoned his coat
and vest and removed them
Gray's will, filed for probate To-
day, shows that he left an estate
worth 100000, divided among MS
relatives and relatives-in-law. He was
a bachelor. and disappeared two
months ago. The body was found
late Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
wILDNESs OF PITCHER TREvIL.
LIAM CAUSES DEFEAT OF TEAM
IN DANvILLE.
ONE GAME PROTESTED
LYNCHBURG MANAGER DECLARES
UMPIRE ECKMAN HAD NO RIGHT
TO CHANGE DECISION, WHICH
COST HIS TEAM THE GAME.
AGER DECLARES

One of Manager Sullivan's recruits
cost the Richmond team a game Mon
day, so now the boys are in second
place. Norfolk leads the league.
However. they tackle Danviile again
Tuesday, and as the Lynchburg club
10 due to take fall out of Norfolk,
the stay may be only temporary.
Recruit Trevillian is a left-handed
pitcher. and he comes from Ashland.
In h!s practice stunts he looked like
a winner and ne mad considerable OF
a favorable record to warrant his get
ting tryout
Catcher Sid Lodge thought that the
youngster would make good. so he
and Chief sullivan decided 10 take
him on the nanville trip and give
him q trial against Joe Laughlin's
pets Ia
Mr. Trevfllian went along very well
for seven innings, and then. like the
famous locomotive on the track. he
blew. With the score 5 to in the
last half of the eighth inning. the
Danites fell upon TrevtIlian and
slaughtered him. Trevvy walked three
men. A three-bagger. a home run, a
sacrifice hy and nelder's choice
brought in a total of five runs and
the game was tied up
In the ninth Verbout went in TO
hold the demon Danites of. but two
hits In succession and an error by
Matte brought over the winning run.
Chances are that young Mr.. Ire
william will be seen soon in his ac-
customed haunts around Ashland.
where he will be tho terror OF all
amateur teams. as OF yore. Some
day he may get job playing with a
real ball team. but IL will be after
he has learned how to pitch
The fans agree it Is too bad TO lose
the game, but they Know that Sulli-
van must try out "A good many men
before he decides upon his pitching
corps. II Is unlikely, however. thai
he will shift from the one he now has
unless the other latest recruit. Demo
van. should turn out tn be something
more than gold brick.
Norfolk Game Protested.
With Pitcher Poole In the box Tho
Norfolk team defeated the Lynchburs
boys at the seaport city Monday and
then had a protest fied against award
ing them the game. Manager Stocks
dale declared that Umpire Eckmar
had no right to change a decision h
made. The umpire declared that h
had 3 perfect right to do So and die
SO. The change cost the visitors tw,
runs and the game.
No sooner was the game over thai
Manager Stocksdale took his little pc,
in hand and made an official protes
to President Williams. Eckman vii
have an opportunity TO explain VIII.
he could not hold 10 his original rui
ing. but as X 10 said in Norfolk tina
his second judgment was the right one
the chances are he win he upheld.
The game was stuhhorniy contested
the Tars finally winning. 5 TO 4.
fuke home run In the sixth brough
In the winning un.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
VIRGINIA DEFEATS
GEORGETOWN TEAM

GEORGETOWN, D. c.. May =
What it has striven to do for 10 these
many wears was accomplished by
the Virginia baseball team Monday
afternoon. when il took Georgetown
into tow on the hilltop diamond.
making II two straight wins from the
Blue and Gray in one season,
The score was to 3.
IT was only by sticking everlastingly
at it, and lighting all the way. that
Virginia carried or the laurels.
Rixey, the elongated southpaw, had
a shade on O'Conner on tho work
done on the slab. He was xteadisr.
and famed ten men to six for the
home twirier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
LIGHT COMPANIES IN
NORTH CAROLINA MEm02

RALEIGH. N. c., May lit -
came known yesterday that the Cars
Dina Power and Light Company, IN
this city, now the parent corporation
OF an aggregate OF around $ls,eee.
600 capital, has purchased tho StanA~
ara Gas and Electric Company, many
years Raleigh's source for gas 104
lights and cooking. Details Of thG
transaction are not made pubic. -
Carolina Light and Power Compa11l
n DEVELOPING now the famous HleW1k1
Fails power plant, to transmit 01Fx
rent to Raleigh. and distribute Il 1to1G
here to many points in this sAGttNM
for light and power purposes. -
corporation owns the Raleigh gtr4Qo
car system. 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
Petersburg Hits Hard.

The Petersburg boys fairly wiped
up the field with the Roanoke Tigers.
They slammed the curves of Jenkins
for 20 hits and scored seventeen runs.
enough to last them for quite a while
IL they could only hold them over,
Roanoke looked like a winner at the
start. for the Tigers clawed Hamil-
ton for five runs. Then Ghamhliss
went on the mound. and the scoring
stopped. save for one little run that
didn't do any harm at all.
The wholesale smuggling OF the Pc
tersbuYr warriors desighred the fans.
They think they have sure-enough
baseball team in the Cockade City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
BOATS ARE PICKED
FOR RACES AT KIEI

NEW YORK. May 1.-The three
American sender class yachts which
are to race against three German
yachts at KEEL the Bibelot, A. Herresoff
boat. the Gina and Beaver. veterans
Of last season, will be shipped from
this port on May IL. This will be
the fourth international race be-
tween the German and American
/, craft. Two, sets sailed on this side.
were won by American boats. and the
other. sailed at KieL went to the
Germans. The first race will be sail
"a on July ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
COUNTY SUNDAY.SCHOOn
CONVENTION IN SESSION

Especial to The Richmond virxinian. }
EMPORIA. VA, May 1.--Ths firs,
session OF the 0resnSvilis County
eunday-Schoof Convention for 1871
was held 1t the Nain-strest Metho-
dist church Sunday. The principal
speakers were: Hevs. 9. H. Harwood
Of the Baptist church: q. r. Gillespie
Hickman ana John l. Bray, OF this
Methodist church. Dr.. Lucisn Lotion
Hon. william NJ. Powell and other
also Addremed the convention. There
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
FAMOUS BOAT CLUB
SUFFERS FROM FIRE

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. May 2--The
loss Of shells and trophies OF n quar-
ter OF q century was a stunning blow
10 the members OF Riverside Boat
Club, ono OF the famous rowing or
carnations in the East. The club
house was destroyed by fire early
Tuesday. The money loss will prob
ably exceed $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
GOTCH MAY WRESTLE
RUSSIAN AFTER ALL

CHICAGO. May 2.---That the long
looked for Gotch Heckenschnnidt
wrestling match for the champion
ship Of the world may be arranged
Immediately Is tho opinion OF Match
maker Joe Coffey, of the Empire Ath-
letic Club.
Gotch arrived in Chicago late Mon
day and announced that he was ready
TO sign for a 60 with the Russian
Lion. 1t Is planned to hold the match
Labor Day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02

has been great improvement In the
Sunday-school work In the county,
since last year. The next meeting
will be at st. Andrews Metho01ne
church the fifth Sunday in July. The
convention is undenominational and
meets semf-annualiy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
WAKE FOREST TEAM
+. FAILS TO HIT LEE

FAYETTEVILLE. VA. May r.
Before 1,200 enthusiastic partisan
spectators Lee. University Of North
Cardinals brilliant young pitcher. shut
out Wake Forest without hit in a
great twirling battle, with Smith. who
allowed but three hits. University
wous Il Ia o. s...,..,.,v.a, ,, -.. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
Hirg-tnians.

summary. IWo-baSe HIt~Ir WHtt-
field. Sacrifice hits--Schmidt, Blunt.
Stolen bases-Blunt, T1gnor, Brans-
field. Double play--Strain to Whit
fiAd. Bases on balls--Ofr BoehIing.
.: Off BEDFORD. .. Hit by pitched balls
By BEDFORD. q. Boehling). Hits
on Boehling. g. of BEDFORD. IL.
Struck out-By Bochling. IL; by Red
ford. 10. Wild pitches-Roehiing. /.
Time Of game, hour and As minutes
Empires. oToole and Farley. Attend
ancc. $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
TOM LONGBOAT BACK
AS DISTANCE RUNNER

NEW YORK, May 1.-The entry
for the. f.fteen-mil~. professional foot
race Mt Celtic Park next Sunday
shows Tvm sLongboAt. the flying ~
dian, back in the game. Longboat
beat Gustav L1unstrom In Buffalo.
Hans Holmer, Bill Queal and Alfred
shrubb will also meaaure PAGER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
Danvtue.

IotAls .t-...,Z - Il 1S Z
zone out when winning run scored.
"Batted for Irwin In ninth.
Score by innings; r.
Dauyille .a 2015,.
Richmond .....,..0 3110O2 0--s
summary Stolen bases--McCabe,
Coggins, Alexander, Irwin. Sacrifice
hits--Lodge, Trevillian. Morgan. Sac
rtiice fly--Morgan. Home run
Schrader, Three base hit--kaufrnau.
Lett on bases--Danville, 10. Rich
mond, I. Bases on baiis--OH Treyil-
liam, 10; off Brady, 2; Off Hanks, l;
OFT Eastman, 8. Struck out---By Ire
william, ,; by Brady. i: by Eastman n.
:. Hit by pitched hall--By Trevil-
liam. tkaufman, Morgan, Schrader) T..
Wild pitches--TreyilIian: Eastman. 2.
Passed haii--Lsodge. Time of game
lh. Cmpires--Cook and Leary. At
/ tendance--40o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
SON DIES IN RING,
FATHER ASKS SO, 900

GREENBAY. WIS. May 2.-Con-
adorable interest II shown here In
the father Of John Paramentier. who
died during . boxing exhibition in
Eagle Hall here last December. The
father brings the suit against the pro-
meters, the referee and tho mayor
who permitted the bout to take place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
RYAN WILL TRY FOR
ENGLISH MARATHON

NEW YORK, May 2.--Miks Ryan.
the Irish American Clubs crack dis
lance runner. has sailed for England
from Montreal. accompanied by his
trainer. Johnny Hayes. Ryan will try
for the English marathon champion
ship race on May 27.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
BURNS GETS VERDICT
IN VERY SLOW BOUT

LONDON. May 2.-"Both men were
as slow as pall-bearers,' says the
Telegraph's sporting expert Tuesday
in describing Monday nights twenty
round bout between Jack Burns. of
California and Herbert. ssgnnnts. vt.
Australia. Burns got the decision.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
WILL DEDICATE CHURCH
on BOWLING GREEN ROAD

The new Chelsea Hill MethodiS4
church on Bowling Green road, near
Mechanicsvills turnpike toll gate. WIZ
be dedicated next Sunday, May I, ~
3, P. NJ. A special address viii ~
made ana 4 flne musical program ranA
dered. A cordial invitation 10 e.
tended to all.
Special revival services win BEGIN
at the Paramount Methodist church
next Sunday. May Z. at p. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02

Ger, Mace. Garbull (2). Kaucher (2),
Busch f31. Keliher t3). Hamilton,
.Gisamhlisas, Gardin, Holland. PRESLEY;
Cooper. Shield. Wilkerson. Three
base irsts.4-=lsuscszy <swrtian. WilhprsoTa.
Two-base hits--Holland Garbull,
Spencer. Chambliss. Stolen bases
Shaughnessy, Shaw. Martin. Booze.
Mace, Kaucher. Kelther ca. Struck
out--By Jenkins. 8; by Hamilton. q;
by Chambliss. s. Bases on balls--Ofl
Jenkins. 3: or Hamilton. i: of Cham
bliss. 2. Left on bases--Petersburg
s; Roanoke. I. villa pitch--HAmil-
ton. Passed balls-Cooper. Hit by
pitcher-Holland, Garbull. Time OF
game. $3.50. Umpire. Connolly Ar
tendance, 1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
Norfolk

summary. Runs--keattng, Wool
ums. McCormac, Brooks Kircher ca
Stauh. Law. Poole. Earned runs-.-
LsysaeIrasurg. : (. Norfolk, 8. Two base
hits-Howedell, Woolums. Three
base hits--Staub, Dodge. Home run
Dodge. Stolen bases---Howedell,
Woolums, kircher. Staub. Sacrifice
hits McCormac, Bahb, Pagel. Left
on hases--Lynch burg. s; Norfolk. T.
struck out--By Brooks. /: by Poole,
3. Bases on balls---Off Brooks. 1: of
Poole, p Passed ball--McCormac, /
Time OF game, two hours. Attend
ance. $50. Ump!res. Eokman and
Henderson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
MORAN STRIKES OUT '@
FIFTEEN CEORGIANS

ATHENS. GA. May 2.--washing-
ton and Lee defeated Georgia here
3 to 0. despite rain and muddy
field Moran was a fine form and
struck out fifteen men. allowing only
one hit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Winston-Salena: wiuston-Saien,
S; Greensboro. i.
At Spartanburg: Greenvtlle. g.;
Spartanburg, 10
At Anderson: Charlotte. 10; Ander-
son, S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
DUCK AND CANDLE PIN
BOWLERS HOLD TOURNEY

LOWELIl, MAB6, May X.-Wfth
annual tournament OF the National
Duck and Candle Pin Bowling Con-
gress got under way here Tuesday.
The competition will continue until
May ~.