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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
Proaueea results. anyway.

The barber had been 80 very persis-
tent that the bald headed little man
upon whom he was operating had. ia
sheer desperation. purchased a bottle
OF his ''hair producer" Two days later
n glare In his eye which made the pro-
prietor rush behind the counter.
THAT hair producer" commenced the
little man, I'm a tone that made the
razors shiver
"But. sir. you must have patienoe.
interrupted the barber. why was
only two days ago
"Patisnce!" broke I'm the frate one
Great Scot! There ain't enough pa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22
Michigan, We're Proud Of You

o. Michigan! we're proud OF you;
Your beauteous landscapes brighter grow,
Your sparkling lakes have gadder charm
And sunshine gives a lovelier glow
o. Michigan we're proud Of you
We're proud Of you.
For by mans side the sit
AS equal counseors, to bear
The veal or OF life's great aim
That each the others good share.
O. Mchiganl we're proud Of you,
We're proud Of you.
We love your noble manly
Who the ballot In the hand
OF mothers. wives and sisters dear
For beterment OF all the land
o. Michigan! we're proud Of you.
We're proud OF
II a worthy, timely gift
Not born of greed but from aboFe;
precious token---grand.
OF right OF confidence, OF love.
o. Michigan! we're proud OF you.
We're proud Of you.
Now, partners in good government
For and chidren's happy sake
You'll joyfully and carefully
Help guard the homes help to make.
o. Michigan! we're proud Of you,
We're proud OF
JOHN j. sNooK.
Rochester, Mich, November, 1912.
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Mark Twain's spontaneous fun was
Irresistible. When joke OF his had
fallen fiat and had been received In
silence by an audience. he remarked;
"a crowd like that can make good
deal OF silence when they combine.
IL was Twain who said:
Reader. suppose you were an idiot.
And suppose you were member OF
congress. But repeat myself =
when be was I'll hundreds Of quacks
wrote to him advising him to take
their medicines. To all Of them he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

the Avenue to see the New Century
Girls" or to the Gayety to be edited
by the performances Of the Girls OF
the Great White Way?
The drink evil is great, for exces-
sive drinking stimulates mans worst
passion, but please do not forget that
indulgence of the eyes leads to more
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

sins OF impurity than all the beer.
whisky and cigarette advertisements
In all the newspapers Of Detroit pur
together. Be consistent
Respectfully yours,
w. l.. MOYIIE.
No. 1895 East Grand-bivd, Detroit
Nov. 20, 1919.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

similar invasion Of psychic realm attempted by
HOWel in short story entitled Though One Rose from
the Dead"
the material for the greatest fiction
Of the twentieth century unexpored realm Of the spirit mao
young with his bride that the one leaving lne
world Hrsts should send messages to the other
Their sympathies perfect the artist could bring his wife 70
his any simply through concentration Of his thoughts upon
her as he worked her picture in his studio
thought nteny he could look up with tne
suance she would be standing at his side
with souls thus atuned why tepahy be made to
work between quick They believed could
The Young lonely awaited from
her. One night whose shores they
heard his called Eagerly he answered the
morning body found floating upon the surface
Of the lake
This may have been Howes paboo way indicating his
pursuit psychic problem had carried him beyond h depth
leaving uncertainty for himself
has had experience that seemed to support the
theory teegraphy
So eminent pubicist Stead who went down with the
titanic believed phychic phenomena absolutely and had conducted
experiments that confirmed his faith
Funk weknown New York publisher believed that the
with He published many books dealing clad
oately with the psychic science.
Perhaps key the mystery Of this unex
pod Perhaps have experience that ordinarily
explained startling coincidence hey have stumbled upon the laws
that control psychic forces.
The majority Of u.s. however by that
but still incrednlOus and uncOnvinced
impulse be projected through space
and be caught up by properly atuned By analogy mental
impulse ought capable projection ALSO but the exact appliances
determined
questions dead know Are they ever with usF we
an only reply in the words Of the poet
OF question
Of Gods silence lies
the lostha n folded,
eyeIIds riser
wondering the questioning not all in vain They
worth They the departed back through the ases Of
DRY, 1t least
when the seeking Bird
visit the Regions Memory they Grandfather and Grandmother
Tyl glad surprise
couple always wake heaven when
sleep long time"
hack the wings in form
sense certainly rejoice the return Of William
Maybu his friends viii assemble recall his
bountu public and to set his supred Likeness
green of Grand Circus Park
Verify beloved whom lost while do back
Nay, they leave quite
For ito live in hearts one leaves behind not to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

thence in the world TO it my easel
That muddle-headed girl OF ours has
mistaken the hair7producsr for furni-
ture polish"
"oh. I sse," smiled the barber And
you want another bother
"No. don't" snapped the bald
headed man "I want to know how
much you'll charge TO shave our new
dining room suite"
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Editorial Page Of The Detroit Times
DO THE DEAD KNOW
Do THEY EVER COME BACK

% Return Of Peter the Detroit opera house TINS Wees
relates exrey hardheadd Dutch gardener dying IN ms
- r the 6repace returns his adopted daughter and MI
,. f the designs Of scoundey nephew whom in life ne had
favored as mis- prospective HEN and sOn-in-law
Il through spirit Of deserted ans
osaen by pOgate nephewhat Peter Grimm transmits ms mes
se abyns his daughter pledge to the man he ha
picked for her =
The genius Wafed works out the psychic subthes OF the p
ID way that relieves all and brings communication
from the spirit world the realm Of the beievab
when Peter the gmpses Of the he brings his quan
Dutch payunes along him. and that helps lot to strip the wra
Of its gholiness
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-22

TaIcum Aids SEWING.
TsIcum powder 10 useful help in
sewing. II keeps the palms and In
side Of the fingers from becoming
stioky and does not injurs any fabric.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Cubs Victorious.

The Cubs defeated Cardinals in a
well played game to the tune OF Ia
to IL. Johnson, of the Cabs. pitched
invincible ball until the ninth inning
when the let up and was tiuched for
seven hits and six runs. Feature OF
the game was the batting of Biersch,
who secured a two-bagger, triple
and a home run with three men on
bases. Gentry also secured home
run. Holzbach was the fitlding fea-
ture, making two sensational catches.
Crowder, Timmons and Doherty COW
cred themselves with glory in the
field The Cardinals tried hard to
win and nearly succeeded with bait
ting rally in the ninth. which Melted
them six runs. Fear caught nice
game for the Cardinals, also securing
three Dagger. The Cubs will play the
Cardinals again next Saturday, and
a good game is expected.
The score.
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CHESTER HIGH LOSES
TO MASSEY COLLEGE

Massey Business College defeated
Chester High School at Chester in
a one-sided game by the score OF 10
to 0. The winners had q regular bat
ting bee at the expense Of the Ches-
ter twirlers hitting the ball to all
corners o. the lot. Gregory pitched
fine ball and was never III danger, be-
ing backed up by errorless fielding.
So far the Massey team has played
three scheduled games, winning from
Richmond Academy. . to ~; Benedie-
tine College, 8 to 6, and Chester High
School, a. to. O.. A practice game.
played earlier In the season, was
dropped to 4 team composed mostly
OF Mcclure players. 9 to 0. LACK Of
practice was partly responsible for
the large score.
A game 10 now pending with Pc
tersburG High School, and another
game with Benedictine College. Pos
sibiy q game will be arranged with
John Marshall High School. Al
though there has been difficulty In
getting SUFFICIENT practice. a success
I'll season In anticipated.
Lfne-upE-C. III. 81. Tyler, p. %:
Ellis. c.; Smith. 1b.: Bruce. 2b.. p:
3b.; Smith. S.. Berry. RI:
CT: Crump. II.
NJ. b. c.: Bradbury. re-: Gregory.
D.; Denmead. 2b.; Defarges. e.; Pam
coast. CT: Wilson, H.: Anglin. h.:
Hall. S.: Gentry. 3b.
Score by innings: r..
III. B. C.......4 o 4 0 3 2 8 2 f--19
Z. n. s. 90 0 o 0 0 o. % 0 o. o
Umpires: Cheatham ana Ennis.
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The Rattle Axe defeated the Attn
lettcs yesterday afternoon by the
score of 12 10 on e. &. a. field.
While the game was one sided as to
the score, many fast plays Were pulled
off by each side. adding interest to the
game.
Word. the INST man to the plate
fer the Athletics. hit long fly that
booked good for an extra base hit. but
Schmidt by good running and "A beau-
fIfuI catch pulled the BAH in; and
Whitfield struck the next two men
out
Rady for the Battle Axe. led off
with a single and by Dowden's
double scored the first run Of the
game.
Whitfield pitched gilt edge ball
only allowed one hit, and famed
eight OF his opponents, and but five of
them reached first sack. The work
Of Hay behind the bat WAS of the big
lcagne variety. besides receiving in
fine style. his throwing Was perfect,
everyone that tried to steal on him
being caught at second.
The game was featured by the
heavy hitting Of the Battle Axe as
n whole. and Rady, Dowden and
Bauer in particular, Bauer getting
four hits ont OF FIVE trips to the bat,
one OF them being homer The
fielding of Dyson and Huicher for the
Battle Axe and of Lorraine and Pugh
for the Athletics was of high order.
The one hand catch Of long fly by
Lorraine while running at full speed
and his pretty throw TO the plate,
catching Dyson in his attempt to score
on the fly was one of the pre4tIest
pieces of fielding seen on a local dia-
mond in a long time.
The work of the Battle Axe inf1eld
WAS almost perfect. only one error
being chalked up against them, and
several hard chances that looked
good for hits were pulled in by their
fast fielding
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

Beasley. /. Three-base hits--stutx,
!; Lohmann. 1. Home runs--Lowery.
!; Long, l. Stolen bases--Anthony,
=; L<owery. 2: Beasley, /; vanden-
burg. /: Berry. /: Harvey, 3; Gray,
!; BaEley, 4. Struck out--By Long,
.; Lowery. 3; Lohmann, TO-. Base on
balls--By Lohmann, I. Hit by pitch
err Mantle, Farley. Lowery. Gray.
Harvey Wild pitch-By Lohmann,
.. Passed balls-By Moran. l.. In
nings pitched--By Long. 71-3; by
Lowery, Is; Lohmann. Q. Hits
made on Long. 8; Lowery, O: Lob
mann. 3. Left on bases--Harpies, 1;
Handlers. S. Umpire. Mr. Smith.
Time. hour IS minutes. Attend
Hustlsrs Defeated
The Hustlers lost their first game OF
the season to the Giants on their home
diamond In a listless game Of ball by
the score. ~ to TO- Written. who
started out for the Hustlers was driv-
en- from the mound. Five hits and two
errors were good for seven runs in the
first. Saunders relieved him and held
the Giants well in nand while his
team played a great uphill game, and
would have won but for q bum de-
cision by Umpire Baker in the eighth
inning, which let the Giants score three
runs and won the game. The features
of the game were the batting and
pitching of Saunders, and the catch
Of fly ball by Haskins In center for
the Hustlers. The batting of Watts
and Ennis, and the playing OF Bell
featured for the Giants. The Hustlers
will play the Harpies at Byrd Park
next Saturday, and as these two teams
are evenly matched a good game is ex-
pected. The score:
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In an interesting pitchers battle
Treviliian was bested by Conepa, Rich
mond Grays star pitcher. by the score
or TO /. Both teams deserve credit
for the splendid article of basebell
furnished. It being one of the fastest
games ever played on an amateur
diamond.
Poe's work at short was phenom-
enai' mis- stop Of drive by August
being one of the best plays ever seen
on a local diamond.
The pitching of Conepa also de-
serves especial mention: his mastery
control of the situation at all times
being Of big league ealibre.
Saracini's work in center and Swift
on third deserve special mention for
their consistent playing. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

Sacrifice hit--Schmidt. Stolen bases
Rady Double plays--Dowden 10
Hulcher: Pugh to Nelson; Lorraine
to Pearman. Struck out---By Whit
6dd. s: Hinchman. /; BEDFORD, l..
Base on halis---Isy Whitfield. q; Hincn-
man. 1; BEDFORD. i. Hit by pitcher
Passed baHs-By Pearman.
L. Innings pitched---By Hinchmau,
90: BEDFORD, 6 2-3. Hits made off
Hinchman. 5; BEDFORD, IL, Left on
bascs--Battle Axe, s; Athletics. 2. TIM
pifes, Mcsrs. Mescoe and Perkins
Time, 1925. Attendance, 500.
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inning. when the Hillsiders scored four

inning, when the Hillsiders scored four
more off errors.
The Cherry smashcrs got one run
with ease. Off Carriers three-base hit.
Ninth inning. the Cherry Smashers
held them down to one run. due to
the fact of Harvey's pitching OF big
league quality, striking out seventeen
men. whereas Barfoot killed six. Fea-
lures of the game for the Cherry
Smash was the Class A batting or Car
ter. Browning. Ford and Jennings.
Features for the Hillsiders was the
good sticking Of Welsh. Mccullough and
Nnpter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Cherry Smash Victorious.

The Cherry Smash defeated the Hill
siders yesterday afternoon, on the
Spring Hill diamond 10 the tune OF
to g.
The Cherry Smashers like their
originator, George Washington, COM
menced life good, by scoring 2 in the
first, and in the second, at which
the Hillsiders were Dumb founded
However, the Hillsiders IN the third in
ming managed to squeeze in one run
off errors. The game passed along In
farely good shape, unfit the eighth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

Summary, TWo-baSe hits WATTS.
Alright. Ennis. Saunders and Moles.
Sacrifice hit--Bell. Stolen bases-Bell
2; Duke. Robinean 2; Amos. 2;
Alright. McGhee. Watts, 2; Smith,
Lowery, 2; Saunders. Double play
Smith to Bell. Struck out-By Saun-
ders. s; by Duke. IL Base on balls
BY Saunders /; by Duke, 5. Innings
pftched-Whitten, 1-3 inning; Saun-
ders. 1-2. Hits--Off Written. s; OF
Saunders. 8. Umpire, Mr.. Baker. Time,
2 Hours and IS minutes. Attendance,
100.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Jacob & Levy Wins Another.

Timely hts in the last three innings
brought victory in to the Jacob e
Levy camp over the American Cloth
Ing Company on the latter's diamond
yesterday afternoon. The score was
IL to 4.
In the seventh inning when the
score stood to In favor of the
American Clothing Company. Gem
try, the clever little second baseman
of the Jacobs & Levy team drove the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Ashland.

Richmond Grays 80 o 0 0 OF o D x---4
Summary: Double plays-Kline to
Poe to Van Pelt. Trevillian To Lam
caster. Swift to Blanton. Hits--off
Conepa, A. off Trevellian. S, Base on
balls--off Trcvellian !. Hit by pitch
ed ball--Blanton. Struck out--by
Treveliian S. by Conepa, IL. Passed
balls-~August Stolen bases--Kiine
Leibs and Poe. Three base hits--Ore-
baugh and Kline. Two base hits
A. Conepa. Time Of game hours.
Impires 0'Tooie and Hicks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Jmperjals Again Defeated.

BY clouting the ball ~ all corners
OF the lot. the Burr & Company
easily defeated the Imperials oni the
Paramount diamond. The game was
very slaw-and- uninteresting.-
The features of the game were the
home run drives of Gentry, Livsey
and Wingo.
Gentry on the mound for Burk &
Company showed up in fine form,
only allowing five hits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
SHUTS OUT v. MI.

Especial to the Richmond vtrginian.)
LEXINGTON. VA. April 10,--
Catholic University today defeated
Virginia Military Institute, 3 to .. m
hotiy contested game. The visitors
made good start in the first, when
two runs were scored. Both pitchers
put up fine game. Gcore:.
n. Fl. =.
G. U. ......2o00o0 o--a s q
v. NJ. /. 10000 90 81 q.
Batteries: Ryan ana Donell; Moore
ana Reed.
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Harpies Take Another.
La ,.rainu lnfnnAAl Tn ~ l.

"A very interesting game at Harvey
Park by the score of IL to 8. At
times the Ramblers seemed danger
Gus to the visitors. The features of
the game were the fielding of Bas-
sett, Stutz, the batting OF Stuff
Lowery, Long. Beasley, for the
Farpies. the fielding Of Gray and the
batting of Berry and Lehman, for
the Ramblers.
The score;
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Cardinals,

/, Summary: Two-base, ,hits--Belrsch.
1Holzbach. Thrce-base hits-Blersch,
Fear. Crowder. Home runs-Blersch,
Gentry. Stolen bases-Cubs, s.: Car
dinals, I. Bases on balls---Off Phil
lips, 4: johnson. Q. Left on bias 49,
Cubs, s.; Cardinals. 4. Hit by pitch
ed ball-Rowe. FIits--OfY johnson,
IL: of Phillips. IL: or Hughes. 0.
Struck out--By johnson. 8: by Phil
lips. 4; hx Hughes l. Passed balls
Gentry, Fear CT. Time Of game
2:o5. Umpire--Mr. Hancock. At
Attendance. $50.
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Jacob & Levy.

Summary: Two-base hits--Beazley
and Martin. Three base hits-Cream-
err and Martin. Home run-Gentry.
Base on balls-Off Winters. /; Off
Pace, ?. Hit by pitched ball
kendler and johnson (2). Struck out
BY Winter. 2. by Dreamer, O; by
Pace, IL. Wild pitches---Pace ca.
Time of game--Two hours. Umpiye4-
Doyle and Campbell. Attendance.
zoo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
West Point Ds.t. Pam.

WEST POINT. N. r.. April 2o.-->or
the first time since 1908. the cadets
met and defeated the University Of
Pennsylvania here today, by a score Of
IL to 2. Merriliat. the Plebe who en-
tered the academy last June. allowed
the visitors only four safe drives. To
cadets got their eye on the ball for tho
first time this year. and hammered
Hetkenger and Sayer from the start
for total Of twelve safe hits, one a
three-bagger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

Summary: Two-base nits-~F'ord. Car
ter, Jennings. Napier 'rnree-base hit
Carter. Stolen bases-Browning }.
Left on bases--Cheriy Smash. 4; Hill
slders, S. Hits-~On Harvie. 4 of
Barfoot, O. Struck out-Ry Harvie. ",
by .Barfoot. s. Time OF game. 1:5o,
Umpire Mr.. Amos. Attendance. 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

Horace $. Wright i 0 0 1 0---6
Summary: Stolen bases--MarshaIl,
4: Rosher. 2. Sanderson, Barker, 2,
Baughan. 2; corbean, 2, BEDFORD. ..
Two base hits--Marshall. Woody
First base on errors--Hora &c s.
Wright. i. Left on bases-Tylers. 4.
Wrights, I. Double plays-Redford to
Barker. Hits off Sanderson. 3; off
Creekmore. 4. Struck out--Sander-
son. Z; Creekmore. 3. Base on balls
-Sanderson. 8; Creekmore. B. Hit
by pitched bali-Marshall. Time of
game--l:55. Umpires, Redford and
Phillips.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
HAYmARkET WINS
MANASSAS MEET
IN BAsEnALL GAME PxruwER
ATHEY 10 KNOCKED Un.
CoNscIOUA

Especial to The Richmond vtr9tnian.)
MANASSAS. VA. April 20.-In a
ciosely contested field and track meet
here today, embracing all the athletic
associations Of Prince William county.
HaymArket won nrst honors. with sew
sixty-one points, Bradley third with
forty one points and Gainesville fourth.
with twenty-one points. s6sya
Haymarket won the 44e yard relay.
Zoe pounds and the $50 yard relay was
won by Manassas. The broad jafnp.
unlimited weight. was won by Robert
Newman. Of Manassas. by leap Of six
teen feet
An exciting game of baseball was
played by the Gailaudet team OF Wash
ington against Eastern College on thu
grounds Of the latter. resulting In
score OF TO 8, in favor Of GallAudet
In the beginning OF the seventh In
ming. with Gailaudet at the bat, Athey
pitching. Was struck on the chin by
a hatted ball rendering him uneou-
seious for an hour and ending the
game
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
RICHMOND LEAGUE
PLAYS SCHEDULE
CHERRY SMASH, JACOBS g. LEVY,
AND BURKE & CO. COME
HOME WINNERS.
Richmond League,

Cherry Smash, T; Hiilsiders. 6.
Jacobs q Levy. 10. American Cloth
ing Co. z.
Burke d Co, 10: 1mperials, 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
HARP|ES WIN IN
%
CENTRAL LEAGUE
AND eUBS ARE Also VIC,
~
TORTOUS OVER HCsTLERS
AND CARDINALS.

Central League.
1iarpies, 3: Ramblers. 0.
Hustlers. 10; Giants, L.
Cubs. IA; Cardinals. IL.
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Standing of Clubs.
Next Series.

Cherry Smash vs.. Jacobs e. Levy.
Hillsiders VS.. Burk & Co
American Clothing Company vs. I'm
perials,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
AXE TEAM
BEATS ATHLETICS
wHrTEFrELD PITCHES sHOUTouT
HALL FOR AMATEUR
CHAMPIONS.
GRAYS WIN AGAIN
DEFEAT ASHLAND TO 1--GAME
BETWEEN SOUTHERN BELL
AND CoLbEGIANS POST
poNED.
GRAYS WIN AGAINl
Canifal City League,

Battle Axe. IL; Athletics, o.
Richmond Grays. 4; Ashland, /.
Southern Bell-Collegians, post
poned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Standing of CIul,s.


Harpies vs. Hustlers, at Byrd Park
Umpire, Nichols.
Handlers VS.. Giants, at East End
Park. Umpire. Baker.
Cardinals vs.. Cubs. at Harvey
Park. Umpire. Hancock
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Imperials ......0 ! D 0 0 1 0 0 O. 2
Summary: stolen bases-Jones.
Ricketts,. 9; Gentry. 2. Bullock,
Walthall. q: Wingo, 3 Perry. Three
base hits--Ricketts, Bass Duval. Home
runs~--Gentry Livsey, Wingo. Double
plays-~Ricketts tunatsisted); Jones
TO Bass Struck out--,By Gentry. IL;
Anstell. 6. Hit by pitched ball--kahn.
Umpire. Mr.. Taylor. Time of game,
2:10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
City License Taxes
for 1912
ar. now due ana PAYABLE at the
Office Of City
Collector

The City Code rsqatrss penalty Of
not moro than e3e.ee pr ~ Ser tail.
urs to par On or hstofs April seth.
Warrington ward licSasss viii b
paid 70 }. r. R0hinsoa, deputy collso-
tor. corner Tenth and Hnli strsseA
X + fzuLcE.
Cir: Collector.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Yaie eoooer Champ;oc

ITHACA. n. r.. April 3o.--Yalas won
the intercollegiate soccer title, by de-
featinK Cornell here today. BY the score
OF to 2. The Yale team mas not
been defeated this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Standing of Clubs.
Next Series.

Collegians VIZ. Battle Axe
Southern Bell VS.. Rtchmond Grsys.
Athletics vs.. Ashland.
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Maasanstta B~Fangs' Now Hsjck Hotel
sfn. Accom- b aliens fcr ID ~ - 49,
Early reservation advlood.
nseklstss netS CasAss Ete- U1ss A.
9AseANETFA sFnINGs CO. rxc,
nox M sasrsasahar6. ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
RESUl .TSOF GAMESNVARlOUSAMAT LEAGUES

ball out for four sacks with two men
on bases,
Martin and Williams. the opposing
catchers, both put up some good work
behind the bat The score: =.
American Clothing C0mnanY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
HORACE S. WRIGHT
TEAM IS WINNER
DEFEATS TYLERS IN OLD DOMIN.
ION LEAGUE-uAIROs AND
KAKNs WIN.

Old DominlOn.
kahns 10: Woodail y Quarlea, 3.
Iylers. =; Horace 8. Wright. 8.
Barton Heights. g.; Cairos. 8.