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The daily sentinel., 1912-04-13
WHAT YOU GET WITH THE Hoos TER

Without extra cost you get with the
Hoosier sanitary, metal -four bin.
pacity 65 pounds; 'clock-face" patented
want list; roomy cupboard for cereals
dishes. ETC.; metal sugar bin. dust-proof;
crystal glass air-tight spice jars glass
air-tight tea and coffee jars; handy uten-
sill hooks; sanitary rolling pin rack; i'm
proved metal bread and cake box; metal
cake tray; compartment cutlery drawer:
linen drawer; large pot and kettle cup
board pan racks. sliding shelf; convent
ent cutting board; patented aluminium
covered table. 40x39 inches-larger and
more convenient than a kitchen table;
copper plated adjustable door fasteners;
ball-bearing, high-grade pressed steel cas-
ters. Finish is golden oak; water and
steam proof.
Size.-Height, 5 feet inches: width
feet inches: depth of lower section
feet inches.
THE CLUB PLAN IN DETAIL.
certain number of Hoosier Cabinets
have been sent to each of the 5000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
Jaeohs & levy Wing Two Gamcr.

The Jacobs & Levy team OF the Rich
mond Leage made record that win
probably stand for the rest Of the sea-
son when they shut out tho Hillslders
yesterday 10 0 and trimmed the Impo-
rails 5 to 0.
In fast. errorless game, marked by
great fielding by both sides. tho Jacobs
q Levy team shut out the Hillsldcrs
by tho score OF to o. Pace. for ia
cobs C Levy, allowed only one hit and
struck out nine men. Akers's base run
ming and his steal of home. with Nun
nelly's hitting and Gentrys fielding
wore tho features for Jacobs & Levy.
Barfoot's pitching featured for the
Hillslders.
Tho second game was ono OF the
fastest games cvor played by an ANA
teur team In tho city. The game. while
fast. was fun OF brilliant plays and
held the fans breathless all through
Canepa, tho Jacobs & Levy pitcher
struck out thirteen men.
First game--Score: II. H. ;c
Hnlsiders .....06 Q 90 o o 90 l
Jacobs & Levy. 0O6c0OI1--. i
Summary: Two-b hit--Nurnaiiy
Stolen base s--Akers "a. Hall. pace
Cosby.- Mum lly Struck out-by Pace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
COLLEGIANS Win
ONE AND LOSE ONE
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.l

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch1
Charlottesville. Va. July 4.-The
Richmond Conegians and local Young
Mems Christian Association team
broke even in IL double header to-day
ct tho Horse Show Grounds, the assoc
citation team capturing tho morning
contest lS TO Z, and the visitors the af-
ternoon game by n score OF TO .. the
Collegians had the locals 10 at tho
end of the NTH inning In the morning
game. but blew up In the sixth. the
association team scoring seven runs.
LawmHn started in to twir for tho
Collegians but gave way to Trcvillian.
who, in order to save himself for tho
afternoon game, yielded to Wright. In
the NTH. with tho bases fun. Dunn
Knocked the BAH out of the lot. Smith
twirled steady game for the locals.
score r. H. u.
Conegians ...1Oo24o0O o. . a
Y. Al c. A...03O2OG '--l3 8 6
Batteries: MISUNDERSTANDING. Ire
william Wright and Stout and Clark;
Y. NJ G. A.-Smi;h and Anderson.
The afternoon battle was Witnessed
by a largo crowd and was much bet
ter game Tho Collegians Jumped int0
the lead In the second inning by scor-
ing two runs. and were never hea6Hl
In tho next frame, with one on. sitter
ding rnaTe q homo run driva Trevil
Ian pitched well except in the NTH
when the locals sent three runs across
the pan. Lille ana Captain Andersoni
of the association team. each secured
home run Strother. OF the culpeper
team. twirled for tho Young Mems
Christian Association. and with proper
support should have won his game.
Anderson put Up a brilliant game a,
backstop. making several spectacular
catches OF long fouls For tho Cole
Gtans tho entire jnfield played good ball!
fine
Score: r. II. Ia
Collegians ..02eOS0a O--Y 3
Y NJ c. A...101OSOO 00---5 $ 6
Batteries; Collesinns Trevnlian and
Stout; Y. NJ. c. a.. Strother and Ander-
SON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
BurA & Co. Win.

BurlI & Co won two games yester-
day defeating the American Clothing
Co. by the score of . TO and winning
from the Cherry Smash by the score of
s TO :. The feature OF tho games was
the pitching OF Gentry who won the
two games.
Score: Ri e.
Burl1 & Co. o12105G II 3
Amer. Clothing Co 0OOl o. II 3
Batteries Gentry and Nvesay. for
Burk Co Golfer Dreamer and
crcamer for American Clothing Co.
Score: r. IT. z.
Burk K Co...- o2-9 ~ 3
Cherry Smash. o o 900 20 . O--5 10 7
Batteries: Gentry and Ricketts,. for
Burk & Co; sales and Ford for Cherry
Smash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
POST SEASON GAMES
DRAWING ATTENTION
Season Rapidly Approaching Point Where Teams
Can Be,Very Nearly Placed in the Positions
IheY VIII Finish
and Il Is Impossible 70 make any pr
dictions I'm these races
Notes OF Phys and Players.

ana IL IS impossible TO make any pre-
dictions In these races.
Notes OF Phys and Players
Doctor Parker. MANAGER OF the Bat
tie Axe. has released that old reliable
short stop. Charlie Dogget Charlie
VIII certainly be missed from the line
up of the Champs" as he has been
one OF the mainstays Of the fnfeld for
the last three or four seasons. and
his true wing has been tho death OF
many u runner seeking haven OF
safety on the initial saci. Charlie ax-
poets to sign southern Bell contract,
as his release is unconditional. and he
is free to sign wherever he can secure
job, 1t is o cinch to say that he
will not get out OF the Capital city
League.
C. Dowden was baci. in the game FOR
the Grays yesterday In the game
against tho Battle Axe at Broad street
Park and was about as fast. II not
faster. than he has ever shown before
Little Tame" as Dowden IL better
known TO tho fans. will be sure Of =
place IN the regular lineup OF the
team from now on. according 10 Man
ager Van Pelt
Leo Whitfield was tho star batgmar
Tor me Champions yesterday. securing
two singles and two doubles out Of
five trips TO the plate
The Capital CITY League magnares
arc certainly bunch to be feared. 4
druggist at the head OF tho league.
three doctors. lawyer. an Insurance
man and a telephone man compose the
managerial staff
The Old Dominion has about the
best staff Of umpires ever seen on
amateur lots. They would make
great nit IN the state League about
now. IL reports arc true about the
jumps In that league
The time is near at hand when Rule
10 OF tho playing season rules Of the
Amateur Commission will 20 into e.
feet This rule ~ as follows: 'No
names snail be added 20 the list Of
eligible players on any team under this
commission by transfer. trade or 9TH
efwise after July Is OF any year"
Managers. get busy and slen all tho
playo's you may need and make an
trades and transfers that Won may
desire TO make as soon as possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
battle Axe Wins.

The Battle Axe defeated the Rich
r.ond Grays yesterday at Broad stree,
Park by the score OF S 10 O.
Whitfield was on the mound for the
Champions and besides pitching a
swell game led his team at bat seour-
ing two single and two doubles out OF
five times UP.
The Grays seemed to lack their
USUAL ginger and did not play the ag-
gresslve game that they generally
play. C. Dowden who went in for
Jewett In the sixth played . swell
game in centre and at the bat Tor the
losers.
The Score: RH.E
Battle Axe 49,. 2o4lo1ooo-s 10 :
Grays ...... 0oOoo0Oo 90 6 !
Summary: II wo-base hits-Kline
Whitfield (2). Ford and c. powden
Sacrifice hits-schm!dt. Bauer. Stolen
bases-Rady (2), Onesty (2), L. Dow
den, Bauer and Nelson. Struck out
BY Donelly. ;, by Whitfield. Z. Bases
or balls-On Donnelly. 5: off Whit
field. 3. Hit by pitcher-Hay. Left OF
bases-Battle Axe. II; Grays, Balk
Dcneliy. Umpire. Bescoc. Attendance
500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
Summary of Rncc..

Fl!st Face-Trot or pace. three MIN
utes or better. best two in three, half
mile heats; first. Entry; owner. f. W.
Bennett; second. King; owner, John
c. Bell; third, Mack; owner. w 4.
Bennett
Second race-open to all, nve-eighths
OF mile; first. silver Lock; owner,
]. p. Simpson; second. Thetis: owner.
David Dunlop, third, Gold Check; OWL
or, Joseph Jones.
Third race-open to all, three fourths
OF a mile. first, Little England: owner.
w w. Hutchinson; second. Billy Hibbs
owner. j. II. Temple; third. Devil May
Care; owner, W. C. Saunders
Fourth racc-one and one-half miles
on the fiat; first. Ben Lala owner. Ct.
C. Benton; second. Bailancer; owner.
c. Bonati: third. Lady Milba; owner.
J. G. Everheart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
Tigers Win.

The Tigers defeated the Pirates yes
terday Mt Clarke Spring park by the
score OF TO !. The features OF the
game We're the batting OF Kelly and
Browning.
Score by innings: r. II. u.
Pirates .....OI oe 0OOl-i 5 3
Tigers ......0ltsl r--5 Z .
Summary: Double plays-Keliy to
Browning TO Brown. Left on bases
Pirates. s; Tigers. 4. Hits-Off Nc
Doweil. in innings; of Cannon 6
in > innings. Hit by pitched ball
Kelly. Dogget; Umpire. Mr.. Ferger-
son. Attendance. 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
FLETCHER WINS
CHAMP IOHSHIP
IN CYCLE RACES
tContinued From First Page

Phiipotts. dropped out nrst mile Time.
1919, $40 455. 500 $40.
Fourth event, five miles. four-horse
power machlnes-Philpot,s. hrst; Blv-
ms. second Fletcher, third; Hines.
fourth Scott. nth. E. catosni. sixth.
Time. 1892. 2:e5. AIR. 5:ss, 7.ola4;
Blvins. 7:i5; Fletcher, 7:i7.
Fif,h event. ave miles seven-horse
power machines-Hines, hrst; Bivins
second. NJ. Suite. Of Newport News.
third. Time. l:l5, 2:27. $3.50, 1851. COTE.
Bivins's time. SOS IL.
Sixth event. ten miles. handicap,
four-horse power machines given sew
enty-secord start OF seven horse power
machines F'our-horao power machine
men: Jenress. Fletcher r Catogni.
Scott. Sapere. Philpotts. seven horse
power machine men: Bivins Hines and
ienz. OF Newport News-Biyins first
i2.49. Hines second. 1898: I4anz. third.
1850 r ca;ogni. OF the tours"
crossed the line ahead OF his team
mates.
Seventh event. match. three heats.
three miles each-Hinos arst; LEM OF
Newport News. second in two straight
heats. Time. first heat: 1:17. 2:2s.
3;3sis. $40. Second heat: i:l5. 200.
sl4. 3Is.
The second and third events were for
the Old Dominion Motorcycle Club
championship, and silver cups were
awarded
In the other events the prizes were
outer and inner motorcycle tubes and
cigars
The referee was Z. b. Ewell. Timers.
Or. c. II. Epps D. T. Griffith and P. W.
Macy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
With Amateurs Yesterday

.; by Barfoot, II. Umpire. Mr.. Gibson.
Time. 1915.
Second same-Ascore: r. II. e.
Jacobs & Levy. . "a o o o2o.-5 o
Imperials .....0OO 90 0oo--o =
Summary: Two base hits-Nunnally.
Pace and Thedcrich. Double plays
Bryant to Thederich 10 Gibson. Struck
out-by Cancpa. H. by Taylor. 2.
Bases on balls--ons Canepa. 9. Umpire.
Mr.. Johns. Time. 30 minutes Attend
ancc 200
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
Indlnrs Win.

The Indians defeated st Andrews
in very fast game b. the score OF
to 0. Tho game was featured by the
pitching Of Riley. for the Indians,
he striking out sixteen men.
Score by inninss r. II. +.
Indians -..2O01oo2 0o-5 !
St. Andrews. % oOoO000-O 3 4
Batteries-Indians. Riley and Will
son; st. Andrews. Pace and Crouch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
EACH WINS GAME
ON HOME GROUND
Norfolk and Portsmouth Divide
Observation-Disclosures
Hit Hard.
Especial 10 The Times-Dlspatch.

Norfolk. va. July 4.-Norfolk and
Portsmouth divided a double header
to-day. each team winning the game
played on It's home grouncs In the
afternoon game NorfolN jumped on
Mayer, footed as the best pitcher in
the league. and scored seven runs In
one inning. Moro than eight thousand
people saw tho TWO games.
FIRST GAME.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
Chatham Wins Two Games.

IsneclaI 20 Tho Tlmes- Dlsnatch1
Chatham. Va. July 4.-rhe River
mont team. OF Lynchburg. lost 81
dcuble-heador TO tho home team. the
first game. 10 to o. and the second. s
to 3. Batteries: Chatham-CousIns and
sours: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, O'Flaher-
ty and Mencfcc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
.lz22sskzzzs<z
eMoToR CARS
Gordon Motor Co.

Home runs---Nlxcn. Cooper, castro.
saorlhco hits-Blgbie. Double plays
Heating to Castro TO Watson. Bass
on balIs--By Poole, 4; by Woode. i; by
Manser. l. Struck ouz-By Pooie. 81;
By Manser. 3; Left on bases--N orfoilS,1
s. Portsmouth l. Time OF game. 1895.
Umpire, Mr.. Black. Attendance, o.
500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
nro,xnics Win.

The Brownies defeated the Tr'mmers
yesterday By the score OF % to 5. The
features Of the game We're the pitching
score: r. H. z.
Trlmmers ..1oo12olso- 4
brownies ..4455 .-22 Is 3
Batteries: For Trimmers. Walton and
England: FOR Brownies. Ferguson and
Bagby
Summary: Two-base hits-Basby.
Whitlow. Walton and Wood. Struck
out-by Walton. :; By Ferguson. ID.
Base on bails-off Ferguson. 8; off Wal
ton. s. Umpires. Farley and Smelling.
Attendance. 100. limo OF game. 2:lo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
Standing OF tho Clubs
Where They Plny saturday.

Battle Axe VS. Coiegians at Byrd
Park. TWO games. First game be-
gins at 2:30 2. ~
Southern Bell vs.. Grays at Richmond
College.
Church PARK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
joe NInndot Gets nccisio..

Memphis, Tenn. July 4.--After elgh,
rounds of fierce lighting Joe AIandot
OF New Orleans. was given tho dec.-
sion over Ray Temple. of Milwaukee
before a large crowd at the National
Athletic Cub hero to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

never be whipped until either the whitS
lights have dimmcd his eyestghr or old
ago has bowed his head meath hoaryy
locks. At the present writing he is thei
greatest lighting machine since the
days of the great and only lawn IL
Not because he whipped Flynn clther.i
While passing around tho encomiums.
on this great and glorious day, forninst
the great and glorious Fourth, let Mis-,
ter Tenant be not forgot. II Inemoryl
serves right. no IS entitled to the big
nigh chair in the realm OF rnarblehead{
odness. Mister Tenant merely for en4
lightenment Is the young man whoS
with two out on the opposing club anal
u Legitimate onc-base swat delivered
Immediately at his feet. the score being
to In favor OF the brutal opponents9
thinks it right to do d Marathon for,
tho ball, In the hope of building a reps.
utation, instead OF playing it safe.I
thereby Increasing the burden OF de-l
feat by another large and unconquer-s
able counter. In tho particular case req
ferrcd TO Mister Tennant converted the
Legitimate single referred to into al
home rum all with his own little hands.
without anything, not even one little
thing, up his sleeves to deceive. But
back to the walls of Elsinore. Horatio:S
the deed is did, for which Heine BuschN
should indite thanks.
Whatever the box Office count. it,wax
the big crowd of the season. and 1t Isl
question IL the ca.inine Scared wallis.
of the lot ever held more real peoplesl
at any ono time. Luck. tho most tickle
of all dubbed feminine cast the wand
which decided tho game Who ever
heard OF a baseball deliberately finding
a knotholo and hiding therein, whila
three of the opposition did the circuiE
around the bases in nothing?
without intending any reflection. iR
would take kaleidoscope vision to3
keep track of the Colts these days. In,
FACE. one might count that day LOST
which hnds no new face within thaS
ranks
Rather peculiar that the invaders Ira
each case We're the victors yesterdaySl
Richmond won IN Petersville. and thai
peanuts We're victors over hero.
, 1t was safe, Sane and soporihc. The
last merely to be alliterntive and refer+l
ring specifically to the defeated in thel
-i.ot,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
'EDYTHE" SHOWS
HEELS TO RIVALS
(Contlnued fro.n FNrst Page. J


RENE. Five other boats either failed to
tnish or were disqualified
The "Edythe' showed her mettle on
tho last leg OF the race. The 'Ditty."
ruA by W. H Kelly. nrst pokcd her
nose around the bend on the final lap
but almost Immediately tho "EdytheD
became silhouetted against the fall
bluff on the rivers fu.ther bank. ana
the "Ditty" was later disqualified by
the Judges
The other aquatic contest was the
o-mile free-for-all for motor boats.
regardless OF size or propulsion. 1t
was won by Captain c. l. Cookies
Mary Lou" which caught n snir OF
the breeze on the last hundred yards
and beat out w. II. Kellys "Ditty"
by less than length and half. The
Mary c." OF CT. p. Clay. was third:
the "Edythe.' second. ana an anony-
nous craft OF +. Buckiey's third.
TrnpshootinE Contest.
a trapshootinG contest was held on
the grounds from 10 o'clock until twt-
light. and was won by II. Brown, who
broke eightytwo pigeons" out OF an
even 100 shots. A number OF prizes
were awarded. Tho summary is as
follows;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
GREAT CROWD At
CULPEPER SHO "
Day Is Delightful, and No Acct
dents Mar Pleasure of
Races.
Especial 10 The Timcs-DIsnatch !

tN944-N..@- y 7 Il- : lIIIIS- DIS Ilatcf. I
Culpeper, Va. July THE second
day of the meeting OF the Culpeper
Horse Show and Racing Associat ton
was held here to-day Yefore the larg-
est crowd that ever assembled upon
these grounds. about eight thousand
people. The day was delightful. and
40 accidents marred the days plesa-
u-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
RICHMOND LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Where They play Next saturday.

Burk & Co VS.. Jacobs s. Levy. at
Spring Hill Park.
American Clothing Co. VS.. Cherry
Smash at Byrd Park.
Imperials VS.. Hillsiders. at Paramount
Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
DOUBLE HEADER
WON BY ROANOKE
First Is Easy Victory. but
Second Is Due to
Errors.

Newpor, News. Va. July 4.-Taking
advantage OF the numerous errors OF
the homo team. Roanoke won both
ends OF the holiday do-hle-haader here
to-day to and to :. Morrissey
outpltched Green in the afternoon
game. put eight errors gave the Tigers
the game. Scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

Roanoke.
Iotals .-.............36 . 81 IL
Kan for Hooker in seventh.

= VI 10 :. 90 y II IT 3
Ran for Hooker in seventh.
Score by innings: r.
Newport News .. O1OO0Osoo-l
roanoke ............ . 000101 81
summary: Runs-Bates, Eichberger,
Wolfe. Miller, Graham, German (3),
CHM. Newton, Pressly. Stolen bases
Bates. Maths. Graham, Newton. sac
rificc hits-Holland (3), LaFitte (2).
Garman Twobase hits-Slaven.
Garman. Shields. Three base hits
slaven, Hooker. Double plays-Slaven
to Titlow to Wolfe: Greene to Garman
Newton to Garman to IaFitte. Newton
TO Garman. Struck out-By Morrissey.
2. Left on bases--Newport News. &:
Roanoke 10. Wild pItch-Green. Hit
BY pitched ball-Bates. Umpire-Nic-
Bride. Time-2:O7. Attendance. 600.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

Norfolk ..............O 270oO x-zSS
. Summary: Three-base hits-Beckerh
Becker to Manser. Sacrifice hits;
K!rcher. Base on balls-Mayer. IL
Castor. 3. Left on bases-Portsmouth,l
.; Norfolk, 4. Hit by pitched bald
Mayer. 1 (keller). Struck out--Mayersa
G; Castor, ?. Time of game. 1:42 Um-i
pire. Black. Attendance, 1000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

NNhcrc thcy nlnv snfrr,

W hfAe 'hN+ pA-.N
Tigers vs. St Andrews. at st. An
drews Park.
Indians VS.. Pirates, at carl. Spring
Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

4Ota!s ......---.....,3 IL II !
-Batted FOR Tiilow In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Newport News ~ O1O0OoOOO-i
Roanoke ..2 OOOO3oOO-h
Summary: Runs-Walfe, Graham
Gnrman. CHM. Holland. Newton. stolen
bases-Hooker. Garman C2). Graham,
Pressiy. Two-base hits-Wolfe (2),
slaven. Holland. Pressly. Double plays
Wolfe TO Titlow to Wolfe: Bates to
Wolfe Struck out-By brown. .; by
Burleson, T. Bases on balls-Off
Brown. l. Lett on bases-Newport
News. 6, Roanoke. 5. First on errors
Newport News. /. HIT b. pitcher
Shields Ump!re-McBr!de Time
1910. Attendance-i.00O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

Full many a white hope is born to
blush unseen. but tt remained for
Jack Flynn to come from beneath the
bushes. lose identity as n fourth-rater
and get into action with tho original
human gorilla, LII Arthur Johnslng.
with the diamond In his tooth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

Iothls y o -
xBatted for Poole IN tho ninth.
Score by innings: X.
Norfolk o11olOOOl-4
Portsmouth .......t 20l1OOo x--5
summary: Two-basc hits-Keller.
Hinton. Three-base hlts-Castro.
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Dnttery Court.


y. i. Co. VS.. Swift
Dold va. Forbes
Dold vs.. y. =. Co.
Forbes vs.. Swift
Dold as Swift
Armour VS.. Forbes
Dold VS.. Forbes
Doid vs.. y. 2. Co.
Dold vs.. Armour
Doid VS.. KinGan
Dold vs.. Forbes
Dold VS.. \. p Co.
pold VS.. Swift :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

1t was safe, sane and soporlhc. The
last merely to be alliterntive and refer,
ring specifically to the defeated In the.
various contests.
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Belle Meade.


Armour W. FORBES
Armour VS.. y. =. Co.
Armour vs.. Swift
Armour IS. Dold
Armour rs. Kingan
Swift vs.. y. J.. Co.
Armour vs. y. ?. Co.
Armour We. Swift
Swift vs.. Forbes
Swift VS.. y. +. Co.
Swift US. y. I. Co.
Armour IS. Forbes
Armour vs.. y. =. Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
In the Wake Of The Game
BY Gus Galbert

Yes. Stephen. they are reporting n
bumper crop OF "I-told -you-sos" this
season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

Rather peculiar that tho invaders Ife
each case We're the victors yesterday
Richmond won IN Petersville. and the
peanuts We're victors over hero.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
UNION LEAGUE
Standing of the Teams.

Brownies VS.. Baptists, at r. T. Lee
Park
TrImmevs vs.. Eagles, OF Chesapeake
and OHIO Park
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

Johnny Kilbano. OF whom nothing else
was expected. successfully defended
his tito against Tommy Dixon In Cleve-
land. II Krbane follows the narrow
path, as he has done MP to tho present
time. despite the honors which havo been
his he Will wear the mantle in the
featherweiGht division for many more
moons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

without intending any reflection, II
would take n Kaleidoscope vision ia
keep track of the Colts these days. In
fact. one might count that day lost
which hnds no new face within the
ranks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05

Talking of Johnson just for another
minute. let 1t be repeated in substan-
tiation OF similar remarks, more or less
authoritative. that the black man Will