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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-02
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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-02
HOME OF MISS
GOULD ATTACKED

NEW YORK. Specialize hon.s
Of Miss Helen Gould. at 57s Fifth
Avenue. was under heavy guard to
day. following a mysterious assault
upon it last night when someone huri-
ed brick through a window.
A man supposed TO have been the
same one who made the attack had
attempted to force his way In TO see
Miss Gould a short time before the.
brick was thrown. A e..
his description was furnished to the
police, who believe him either a crazed
beggar or someone filled with hatred
of wealth.
Mrs. Edward Schools. guest Of
Miss Gould. had a narrow escape. the
brick striking her in the head. blIt
the heavy coils Of hair prevented in
jury.
What the land needs Is an era Of
economy in the home"
''Yes?'
Yes! Don't you agree with ne?"
Certainly. but-er-'
''Well?"
Would you mind going home past
my house and telling my wife about
it?"-Houston Post.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
MAYOR RICHARDSON
WILL MAKE ADDRESS
Amateur Baseball Season by
Players Big Street Parade
Beginning at 2 O'clock

the city's chief executive. There ri,,
be forty-1vc automobiles in lin, head
Z" pS band, and the line Of march
VIII be through the principal streets
or mo city. In all there will be nm.
wards OF 40 men in the procession
Inc meeting last night was a snc-
cess In every respect All OF Tho nm.
pres agreed TO serve as did the omcial
scorers. The question OF the ma in,ou
ance Of the clubs was discussed ana
an AMIGA bic agreement reached. All
OF the clubs We're represented ann ali
OF me members OF the commissions
were in attendance.
brooklnnds Chnnge Name.
me i3rooklands made request Of
me commission 10 change their name
TO tho Barton Heights, which wns
granted. Several other minor rnonns,.
were also granted. * meeting Of the
committee on parade, composed Of
John Dunn, Walter Calvin. Dr. ". II
Parker and Gus Nlalbert will meet his
morning at 1890 O'clock 10 complete
al Of The dctails
Never before in the history OF anna
tour baseball in this city has {; League
started out with such prospects as
does The Richmond Amateur Baseball
League. 1; IS believed ina, all Of the
teams are nearly evenly matched. and
a warm race IS anticipated All Of
he men back of the organization are
determined to make ii q SUCCESS
Large crowds arc expected at the open
Ing games SatUday as the league IL
now the talk Of the town and interest
is being manifested in all quarters.
Probably one OF the CHIEF causes
leading 10 this interest IS the fact
that every section Of the city is rep
resented. 1t viii largely resolve itself
into q race for The supremacy Of SONG
particular locality. TIL. eastern. y.cst :
crn. northern, southern and central
parts OF the city arc al reprosentcd
with q team.
The East End League, which is
about TO be formed, II is believed wul
ask for recognition OF the amateur
commission, and for the protection or
tia, body Amateurs are realizing
that in organization lies the strenEt h
or the sport, and those who were IN
strnmental in the formation of tho
Richmond Amateur League and WHO
nave given freely OF their time ana
knowledge for its success, are amply
repaid for their efforts by the intercs
aroused.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Kept Them Guessing.

Kept Them Guessing.
AS an illnsionist wizard, or what you
Will. Thurston, the Magician, as he is
styled, delighted a theatre full at the
I3iiou last night with his wondrous and
varied tricks OF the eye and hand IN
the things he did unseen OF those in
the audience he was ably assisted By
Miss Beatrice Foster.
Thurston changed ducks and cards
and ducks from beneath the coats OF
members of the audience; he recalled
the wonderful changes performed by
Aladdin and his lamp: the stories OF
the magic performed by the Hindu
priests in the dark and dusty ages.
Ills most daring and bewildcring IL
fusion was the act in lcvitation, in
which ne mcsmcrizes a woman s,,s-
pended in the air TO prove that she
Is held by no earthly chain or sup
port, he passes hoop around her body
dience gazcs and is almost persuaded
to believe that here is q disciple Of tho
black art.
Thurston sends out a wandering
handk orchief, and finds it. where ?--in
the back of young mans coat seated
far out in the theatre. Not the least
his young assistant change cages with
rampant lion Where the lion comey
from no one knows. but the change
takes place before the very eyes OF
Between the acts of magic comes
shadow artist--Thoodorc BamberG---who
rortrayS Of sheet fantastic shadow
pictures OF moving animals and scenes
from life. Then comes piece Of vii
lainy. in which the audience becomes.
confused in trying to tell which is
rohber and which is robbed, which
criminal. which officer of tho law.
The show ends with series Of IL
lrsions which arc equally as clever
and unbelievable as those which pre-
coded. Altogether. the show IS we'll
worth the seeing and the price, and one
is almost persuaded thpt Thurston is
a man who plays behind tho scenes
Of the real and by occult handiwork
and manifestation shows those things
which ordinarily lie beyond the pale
Of human knowledge. And all the
While he is but an illusionist.
t45ltts nc A r. w. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Clio Sc FINISHES
MARK Day SRACES
Future Entry Of B. ]. swanncr Ia
Barred and Rider
Ruled Off.

PENSACOLA. Elag APRIL o.-The main
feature OF ,o-dar's races came in the
second event, which was won by
Creuse. backed from s 10 TO s 10 5.
The showing Of y. j Swanner. the
opening favorite IN the race. was in-
satisfactory. Ills rider. Davenport, was
rslcd off. and future entry OF the horse
was barred Close iinisiies marked
most Of the races. Summaries: s
First race-sI00 three year ODDS and
up. four aud a half turlonSs. ceiling.
Chalicc C To u first, Lucky State q tc
% second, Lady ilapsbl,rg C 10 II
third Time .5s 3-i. Cousin Peter
BLANCHE Francis, Jack Ryan and Floy
Battle ran
H Second racc-si0o. four r.olds and
uip, slN and half furlongs. selling.
Crcuse &C 10 81 hrst. Abe Gooding {.
TO y second, pander q TO y third
Time, LIS so Pearl Hopkins. y. ]
Swannor and Albion H. ran
annd UP, four ana half furlongs, sell
i,nE Pleasing & 10 j hrst. Belle OF the
EnN & 70 - second, rr. Hollis touti
third Time. rs 2-5 Miss I,noccno
Lady Martinez Cry BABY ana Myrtle
queen ran M.
Fourth rare-;l25. throc year. old4
am M, mile and Il sixtcenth-Iois C.sv-
anaSn o. 70 % irst, Virginia ISndsuy
g I" second. First Premium (cycn,
,hird. Time. li5+ i-5 Occidental
Grace kinball, Warner Griswoll. c.arew
ram iH H '.- - y
Firth race-Sl25 three year.olds ma
W, seven fur!onrs. selling Sweet owen
; to - first, st. Dunstan % to - soc :.
ono iinncock Il 70 - third. Tine
Shawnee ran. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
PARTY
VANQUISHES COLTS
General Joe Kelly Leads Advances to Telling IF
fect-'Twelve Dead Is Report From Sulli-
van S Camp While Invaders Lose But
Three-Riheman Pierce Best
Marksman.

; Without endangeriA; .he life Of a
nlan and without Il shot being tired
Private Shaw. Of the invaders, who
was member OF tho homo guard last
Year, managed TO parade around tho
ileld Of honor undisturbeo. and plucked
IT was not until tho fourth that Gen
Gral sullivan was able TO get one of
ms braves again successfully around
the circuit. Ola Guard Egan was deg
IId ed, for his bravery at This time.
ne again fired 10 the second line OF
ueiense. from which dangerous posi- :
,. he was advanced By the good
work OF Corporal MATHS. who let ily
Win his small arms right over the
ing.
Then came the whiting fire Of the
seig .n, anu ninth. Rineinan Pierce had
pcen succeeded by Scout Nerbout and
G S;eIt,it, SULLIVAN had given way 10
1Uionsl Lodge. Nine dead for the homo
GUARDS IN the TWO engagements is
me report while there are still several
Missing. Sullivan's recruits wavered in
their fire and reported but one CA
us" ISh,, M as result II was cruel
Following is the detailed report Of
the TOP sergeant:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
VIRGINIA PUZZLED
BY LEES PITCHING
Carolina Wins Second Game OF
Series by Score Of
/ to O.

Charlotte. \. c.. April lo-The Uni
versity Of North Carolina levcnsed
itself for Nirginias victory Saturday
by dcfea ting the University of Eir-
ginia here this afternoon BY the score
of / TO 0.
This was the second Of The trio Of
annual games, and the rubber Will be
played April %. either at Greensboro
or Charlotte. The game was charac-
teriacd by brilliant playing through
out, and not until tho third man in the
ninth had uttered a final gasp was the
contest decided.
Nictory was due largely is the SUI
perh twirlins OF Lee. who moved down
the NirEinians in one. two three or
der with his mastcrful crooks and
iwisters.
The lone run was made in the third
inning by Witherington. on two free
bases by RiNcy and a line drive By
Gaines. which Driver fumbled
Repeatedly thereafter tho Nirginians
came dangerously near scoring but
Lee was steady at critical moments
The star play Of tho game by Penn
ber. in the fifth, in which he dived at
long ny and caught it. turning n
complete somersault cut off a run.
The weather was uncomfortable
chilly. but the crowd was large and
enthusiastic. and the visitors did not
lack for rooters. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11

King Edwards loyal subjects living
on this side OF the great pond invaded
tao sovereign State Of Virginia yes
,erday anu bivouackod III the capital
.eity OF the Old Dominion at Broad
street Park. General Joe Kelley was
ST charge o: the invading force, and
50 We'll did he carry out, his manoeu-
Nres that General Sullivan is still
counting the Woundtd there being ex
actly twelve dead among the home
guard. while the marauucrs escaped
.Ni,h uut three casualties.
I'or seven long sorties the battle
wasc0, Wi,l honors even The firing
MS intermittent. ana the big suns
we're Kept under cover While the scouts
bTave!N manned the hrcastwurks, Of
the aims OF The sharpshooters Not
since the days Of ISL has there been
suSh 4 battle royal between Britain's
Zion ANA Nirglnin'S sturdy SONS. Nor
,lid the WORTHLESS IF to-day battle with
as good results as did their forebears
Rihtman Pierce, whose sSarksman-
ship has heen criifciaed IN these col
dmns at some length on previous oc-
CIT q the men from tie either side u
tile Great Lakes ANA truth 10 tell he
was accounted IN proper fashion. ana
w va, able e HI 'ho mark from any
from the nip; i made little difference.
BEFORE his uliWayerinS fire many o:
tins braves innlpled, and 1t was not
until the fourth rarley that his ire
Was met hy fire.
{ Scous GORDON vas manned by an in
shoot and failed To reach block house
No. :. Minataman Bradley had better
! 4lck. M, though hit, was able, through
Tile rank misfre ~ Volunteer Martin.
10 set under cover Not satisfied With
this position he strolled rapidly to the
rpnfcrting shelter OF block house No.
= from which vantage ground he
lo.ned the main army when Vaughan
drew fire from his direction by plant
Ing MIMIC hall right ut the feet Of
corporal MATHS.
The corpnral in the excitement when
followed sent message TO Garcia,
which miscarried. allowing Vaughan ia
harance one station along the line OF
( tfacE, and he. TOO, was allowed 10
'e5oin the army when Old Guard EEan
missed fire on a hot shot Two dead
And ali Of this is not battle, but a
uail game
The secondary defense Of the Colts
held IN well III the Very first affair
l'riratcs Baker and Wallace both shot
wide OF the mark and retreatcd Ser
Eeant McCahe fired true and accurately
and pulled up at the halfway house
With blood in his eve. Old Guard EEan
came TO the rescue with a broadside
" left, under cover of which Sergeant
McCahe was ahie TO seek safety al
home, Count one for The home guards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
FURIOUS PACE IS
Sc BY HOUNDS
Castle Hill Riders Enjoy Elk
citing Run on Weekly
Meet.
Special 10 The Times-Dispa,ch. /

lSpcSiti 10 l lie ltlle 81 tDlSDatcn. I..s
Gordonsville. April 10.--The meet OF
the Castle Kill Hounds Saturday ar.
tcrnoon was unusually interesting III
spite Of unfavorable weather condi.
lions. Showers and heavy mist al.
tcrnatcd during the day, but it is an
III wind that blows nobody good AND
this was no exception to the rule
The going was heavy. but the scent
was perfect. the hounds hunting as
one. Tot leading the willing horses at
furious pace over stiff fences and
deep bitches. The meet was at the
kennels al $40 o'clock The course
lay through "Springticlds" to the Bar
louisville Pike. They headed from
there to "Campbellinc." where tho
dogs We're again thrown in From
there the run lay through William
Graves's farm. througs Jas e. Graves
place, across Glen Cone" and 20 the
finish at j. G. Andcrsons gate
After tho run the riders were en-
tertaincd At delightful breakfast
given by Mr. and Mrs. John ID. Wood
riff. a their charming home, "Frey-
cote" near Somerset
The riders were Mrs Allen potts.
NJ. +. H., on Willow King; James "
Graves. of Richmond, on Blackbird;
Joe Ladd, on Essex: First WHIP Sandy.
on Honora: Second Whip j. III. Wood
riff. on Nightcap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
.TARS PLAY GAME
LIKE SCHOOL BOYS
Norfolk Completely Outclassed
by Montreal Score Is
s to o.

Norfolk. Va. APRIL 1o.--Playing like
lot of school boys, and making the
game a comedy Of errors. the Tars
were defeated This afternoon ny the
Montreal team by Il score OF S to o.
The locals were completely at tho
mercy of Pitchers Barberish and Sit
ton. both Of whom lwirled in mid
season form. While Pool and lfinnernn
We're wild and were given miserable
support Sensational stunts at times
,nitisatod for the shortcomings of the
locals
Score BY innings r. II. e.
Norfolk ......00Oooo 90 s i
Montreal .0 0 0 025 o IS 3 Z
Batteries: I3arhcrish. :;itton and Roth
and Phelcn. Attendance, 100. Umpire
Nufrnpt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
MAKES A RECORD
!. FOR STR|kE-OUTS
Especial to The Times. Dispntcb /

lSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch
Raleigh, \. c., April lo.--What is be-
lievcd TO be a new record for strike
outs In college baseball was made by
Robertson to-day against Guilford
Robertson struck out total OF TWEEN
y three men, three in each of the fol.
owing innings: First. fourth. fifth, sew
Anth. eighth and ninth The Quaker,
caters were completely at Robertson.
mercy, until the ninth inning. by o
eating rally by pinch hit,crs, Gull
tord secured three hits and one run
Guilford scored one in the fourth on
an error and a three-ba hit. Tho
last three games between the two col
.eges have resulted in two fourteen
inning and one fftecn-inning tie
Score by innings: II. ii. L.
Guilford .....000l0OO Ol-2 5 =
4 and M.....102 0O2O 80 .
Batteries: y. and NJ Robertson and
Seifert, Guilford. Shore and stuart
Summary: Struck oW-by Robert.
son, IS: by Shore, 4. Bases on balls
by Robertson, .; Shore, l. Hit by
pitcher-hy Robertson. 1. Stolen bases
a. and NJ, |; Guilford, /. Left on
bases--A. ana A.. s; Guilford. 6. Three.
base hits-Hartscll. y. and NJ Doak,
GuTford. Two base hits, Speer, A. and
NJ. Time, l:t5. Umpire. Upchurch. At
tendance, TOO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
[sneclal a. INC Timcs. Disnalch.l

Wake Forest, y. G. April 1o.--In far
the pcst-pIaycd game Of baseball seen
mere lfiS season Wake Forest de-
fcated Richmond College by the score
Of 10 to-day. Until the seventh
iltfiiiS tile score stood 10 o In Rich
mond' FAVOR. Unil this time It was
pitchers battle between Baldwin and
SMITH. the former strikinl, out seven
men III three Innings and the latter
tanning six in TWO innings
Twice once in the NTH and once
IN the sixth with three and two men.
respectively, on bases. Baldwin pulled
out Of the hole admiralty.
smith, for Wake Forest, was The par
three hit game with no passes, he
NEEDED his position Perfectly, and got a
double and single gu, Of three times
UP, the iwo base hi tying the score
inc FIRST score OF the game was made
h% Richmond With a single. n sacrifice.
=. stolen base and an infeld out
alter this there was nothing doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
johnson Declares
He Won His Point

EohcNNi!lr, I>an., AnriI i0.--.5'l,rh-
- waiter johnson. whu arrived
here sunday Trom Washington,
started bnrk to-night. AFTER hIs dis
agreement with Manager MctIccr.
~ the WASHINGTON Americans h,L
been adjusted by tricSrnph
itc VIII arrive in time for thc
opening ;.nfnr. before Icn,I,,, -.
stated tbni he ind refused 10 Sign
,hr'e "nd I" t"o-Scnr contract,
ihrisilnE thni u br Unl, for one
year, nnh that he won h,s point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
RICHMOND COLLEGE
LOSES OUT In SEVENTH

until the seventh, for Wake Forest
Then Cornell singled. stole second, and
came home on Smiths two Dagger This
started the fun Three hits and several
ao$ti% errors ncttod five more runs
RMS completed the scoring.
me pihSinf Of the Wake Forest team
was better than at any time this sea
son. the change in the personnel o.
Inc team have resulted in the mos,
successful lineup tried yet. The two
The score -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Agrees to Start
Cheering. On
Saturday,

Mayor David Crockett Richardson
has agreed 10 address he members or
The iiichnlond Amateur Baseball
League next Saturday afternoon prior
20 the beginning Of the parade, IN
which all OF the teams viii! he repre-.
scented
the parade Is scheduled TO leave tho
city Hall at . o'clock. At !: 40 all OF
the players and managers. together
with members OF the Amateur Baseball
Commission, will assemble in front OF
Vie CiiN IInll ard hear the MOrdS Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
South Atlantic League
augusta. Ca. April lo.-score.

augusta Ga. April TO- score:
Ri u.
Charleston
Batteries: Hirshaucr and Husky
AbcrcTombie and Monafec.
Macon, April l0.--Score:
,: Rn Il.
Albany =
Batteries. Andrada, ami I[aISoN,
Taylor ana Matthews
Jacksonville April io- score:
ii II.
IoiomhnH ................. > q
Batteries: Brcmcrhoff ara rilsor
Mci[cnz'e and Reynolds
savannah, Aprii 10 Scoro.
u, IL b.
'aNhi5'ian .'.t....... ,,.t,. z 8
Columbia ...t.. q :,
batteries Robinson and I.aaIs
Powers aud powcll
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EaroIlna .............U q Q 2 2 Q y N
Virginia ........... % Q 0 q 0 o 0 0 90
summary: Bases on balls-on Lee.
.: off RiXcy, t. Struck out--hy Lee.
IL: by Rixey, Z. Hit by pitched ball
Finley. Two base hit-IIumc. Sacri-
flee hit-Hume. stolen bases -Withcr-
ington. Carter Passed hall--Withcr-
ington. Time OF game. $40. Umpire.
DOC" Atkins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Gnmc Won In FIRST Innin-

BaItfmorc. Md, t-aaril 10-Thc Bos-
ton Nationals took close game from
nfaitlinorc to-day ~ the score or to
D.. The game was won in the first In
ninE WITH two out, TIerzog triplcd
Miller doubled and Ingcrton triplcd.
runs.
Score by innings: r. II. e
Boston 10 400 o. !
Baltimore - OOI2 o q o o. IL 8
Batteries Gusts and harden. Wick
crS and 1:gan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Woodbcrry Forc., defeated

lSrccial 20 THE Times Dispatcb
oodherr% Forest, Va, April Ia I'LL
Jefferson school beat Woodbury. FOR
est IN baseball this afternoon by a
score of lS 10 Q. VanDivcr had the
nome team completely at his mcrcy.
while the visitors hi, the Woodbury.
pitcher a opportunc times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Scranton 7. Sh,t on

ScfantoM,. Pa. Anril i0-1he Now
York American League team easily de-
ieated the Scranton club of the New
York state League, here to-day by the
score OF 10 to o.
!. Score by Innings: r. H. Il;
Scranton DO O O g q O. :
Batteries: Abs and Williams Fits
and Monroe. Umpire. Walsh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11

Cincinnati. April l0.-The Cincinnati
National League team had no trouble
iii defeating the Rochester Eastern
League team here today to .. The
game was featured by heavy hitting
by both sides.
Score by innings: r. III r.,
Cincinnati 0423o x-o Is 9
Rochester 0 0 0 9 @ o o :, % s /
Batteries: Suggs. Burns and Clarke
hanScr, Mcdonnell and Mitchell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Oronto Again Whips Vrga-A Amateurs Satlda

Beginning Thursday morning. and every day thereafter d,
ring the maoeague base ball season. The Dispatch will
box and complete Of all the games played
in the American and National Leagues In this feature The
Times Dispatch stands alone in the South
For accurate clean, fair and complete sporting news read
The Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Railroad M. C. A. Bowling

Much interest was manifested N the
contest last night between the Film
pcn-Jones and Johnston Fletcher two
men teams, tho latter team winning
three out Of five games. Johnson and
Flippen tied for high score, while
Johnson rolled the highest average
Following is tahulatcd score of game:
u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Americans win Series

'ihi!adelphin. .Npril l0--Thc phila-
delphia Nationals captured the final
game of the interleaEuc series with
ne local americans to-day. but lost
the series by three games to two The
score OF the final game WAS TO . tho
Nationals hitting the bail 10 bottor
advantage. Tate. of TAYLOR. Texas
pitched tho last two innings for the
Americans. and he passed three men
and was hit for three hits
Score by innings r. IT. p
Nationals lG1O 5000 o-5 IN /
Americans 100 cocoon l-2 6
batteries: Moore. Rowan Chalmers
and Doom: Moran. Morgan, Collamore
Tate. Livingstone. Lamp ana Thomas
Cmpircs. Connolly and O'Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
{ flalrnler.S
~ MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor A!!2as:!!. Company
WI pay on the grounds OF the Ten
MY aggregation In Boston
Con Tigers Come BncItf
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA


MY aggregation In Boston
onn Tigers Como Back.
~ Detroit the Chicago White So.
VIII DC the guests, and there is ,nuci,
spccuiat ZION that will be determined
~ 10 whether the old Tigers can come
back. The bill at the ST Louis .,mcri-
can League Park VIII be Browns va
Cleveland Larry Lajoie and the ante.
nlluvian Cy Young will be watched
closely in this contest. as also VIII
Me car Jimmy Austin, Laportc and
Lefty George, the new assets Of tho
littlc Scot. Bobby Wallace. The Red
,oH OF Patsy Donovan will camp In
nc national capital to -morrow.
Summing II all up. Cleveland and
Pi.tsburs viii be the only major
league towns without game a home
Oh opening day. At both OF these
citie, the deaths of grandmothcrs will
be postponed until week from next
Saturday
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,.crlycy's wonderful RECORD.

McElycy's wonderful Record.
Evansville. Ind. April lo--.ln \
81 nc with the Evansville Central
League team to-day, McIjlvcy. of Min
ncapolis, made four home runs, dou
BILE and a single in six trips to the
plate The Minneapolis team won Is
to II.
Princeton. y. J., April i0.---Princoton
defeated the Albany team, Of the New
TO in n prActiCc game here to- daN.