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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-02-28
Trespass Notice.

This is to, notify all parties not to
let stock of any kind run at large on
my land, known as the Hooker place,
near Woodford, 8. G.. The law will be
enforced against any one violating
this notice. A. r. SPIRES,
Feb. %, 1920 Swansea, s. O.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-02-28
Land For Sale.

I offer for sale my place, containing
314 acres, in Black Greek township.
ABOUT 60 acres open, balance timbered.
Apply to R. Catherine Shealy,
19 New Brookland, S. @.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-02-28
HarInan-Seay.

Mr.. Earle B. Seay and Miss Hessie
Harman were quietly married at the
parsonage on February 21 by Rev. P.
D. Risinger.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-02-28
DOOley-C0rley.

On February 15, by Rev. P. D. Ri
singer, Mr.. George P. Corley and Miss
Annie Dooley were happily married.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-02-28
For Sale,

Pair Of heavy mules, suitable for
wagon or farm purposes; kind and
spirited. Will please any person
needing heavy mules.
. A. A.: GUISE.
Feb, 1913 Ballentine. 8. G..
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-02-28
Derrick-MOntS.

On Sunday, February 25, at the par
sonage, Mr.. E L. Monts and Miss
Marie Derrick we're married by the
Rev. P. D. Risinger.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-02-28
:ROof-K1eckley.

Married on February 18th, 1912, at
Mt. .Hermon E. L. Church, by Rev. j
4. Cromer, Mr.. Channie Kleckley and
Mise Julia Roof, both of Lexington
county.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-02-28
HOOk-WhiteSide.

Married on February 14t6, 1912 at,
the resldence OF the officiating, by
Rev. j. A. Cromer, Mr.. Brown White
side and Mrs. Corrie Hook, both OF
near Lexington.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-02-28
IN LNEW QUARTERS.

We wish to announce
to our friends and custo-
mers that we have OPEN
ed up, temporarily, in the
Department Store Build
ing, adjoining E. G. Dre-
her C Co. We have a
new line of Drugs and
Chemicals, which we or
dered by wire, and are
prepared to serve you
with the same prompt
ness and skill as when
we were in our old quar-
ters. Your continued pat
ronage will be apprecia-
ted.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-02-28
For Sale.

One New Home Sewing Machine
ard one New Acme Sewing Machine,
both drop heads and light runners;
guaranteed to work. perfectly and
wear for years. Apply 10
Rice B. Harman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
WORLDS RECORD
IS TWICE BROKEN
especial to rho rlmes-pisnatcn

Paterson, y. J., March 31.1Prizct or-
sregaiing Sll.SSS We're distributed
last night at the close OF the National
hoWiing Associations tournament.
which was In progress at the Audito
rum during tho past three weeks
lWice curing the course of tho tourna-
ment the old worlds record of 2.969
for tivo-man team was beaten. The
Grand Centrals, OF Rochester. and The
White Elephants of Phiadelphla
broke the old record of the Bonds and
secured scores which undoubtedly VIII
stand FOR long time. The Bonds in
th!s tournament only secured a,70I, foI
thirty eighth plaza
Leo l.uckc, OF Brooklyn. hung UP a
score of G9c. six points behind Inc
National Bowling Association record
and twenty pins above the record Sc.
cured by Larry Sutton. American
Bowling Association champion i'm IN,
tournament recently
The ave highest prize winners in
each event follow:
Five men-Grand Ccntrals. Rochcs
ter, score 2,oa7 prize $3.50; White Elc
plants Philadelphia. score 2,g75. prizc
S225; spacite Machine Cou,panv In.
dianapoits, score 2.g09 priz. $50; Elm
city New Haven, scoro $3.50, prize
f1@5; Toronto. Toronto, Canada. score
2,s75, prize sll6
Doubles-Lindsay and johnson. New
Haven, score 1901, prize 5000 often
and Meyer, Hoboken, score 1851. prize
Si25; Splnnalla and blizzard. Brook
Ign score l,257 prize $50. Wat, and
Cohen, New York. score 1885, priz,
$50 Osterman aud Dobbins. Utica,
~ score 1895, prize $50.
sJndividUals--Leo Iucke, Eroo,,lvr
score 59e, prize 1925; j. Bcccher. Mon.
uceiio, n y, score GS5, prize SIS; q,
Aannfss' Newark, score 676. priae sG,
+. EFitt Rochester, score GO. prize s55
q Ridden, New York, score go. pri2 ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
iNNcIihtRG BoAT CLUB
SOON WILL OPEN SEASON

l,ynchburg, Va. March 3l.--The off,
c'His of the Lynchburg Boat Club are
pnSE with their arrangements for the
opening Of the 19t2 river season, and
ths penthouse is expected to be at the
service of the members not later than
April 10. The date for the opening
VIII he made earlier than that If tho
weath conditions are such tina, il
is desirable for tho members to take
10 the boats.
Last season the club had upwards of
lo9 members and 1t is expected that
me membership Will be equally az large
this year. The clubhouse is to be on.
hauled and tho boats will be mad.
ready Tor use at the first prolonged
warm period.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
WILL PLAY FIVE
GAMES This WEEK
lspeeIal % nc 1,Imes.plspa.ch. ]

l9pSGlal 10 j ne i INES plSpltc
Lexington. Va. March WASHING
ton and Lees baseball team Will be
ready Tomorrow to begin the hardest
week OF the whols season Wednesday
Will be the only OFF day of the week
Vermont appears on Wilson Field Mon
day and Tuesday. St. Johns, Of An
napol!s. comes Thursday, and on fri
day the boys meet Columbia in Lynch
hurg and then swing back to play
Columbia on the homs grounds Sat
lrday,
Vermont is said to have one of the
heaviest hitting teams in the whole
North. Thompson and Moran are cx-
pecting 10 give their batting eyes a
strain before they get out of Licking
ton. and the local rooters viii have a
chance TO watch their favoritc twirl-
ers heaving against heavy odds. ST
Johns beat WaSlurgtop and Lee last
year in LeXingio or lifting Harry Mo-
ran hard after he went into the game
IN the NTH inning with the bases full
and with sore arm. Lefty" VIII
probably be given a chance TO try for
vengeance Thursday. But. of course,
The chief interest OF the student body
and OF the team is in the games agains
Columbia. Washington and Lee has
not met Columbia since 1907. when the
White and Blue beat the New Yorl;
boys 10 TO /. Coach Orth wants mis-
lunch Of hopafUlS to take both games
ibis year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
OXFORD TO MEET
CAMBRIDGETO-DAY

The sixty-ninth annual rane bstw.on
oxford and Cambridge Will be rowed
Today upon the waters of the River
Thames. unless. as happened Saturday.
rough water prevents. to-day. Oxford
Is far ana away the ravorite and really
coinpicted the course Saturday, thoug,
tho crew. through some misunder.
standing. went ashore, thereby cans
ing the officials to declare IL mo race,
Both boats became waterloggcd nv
being struck by huge wave and
hHitncr WAS able 10 put up a satisfnc-
tory race.
The performance saturday viii un
doubtediy send oxford to the tape u
greater favorite than over, with IN,
ODDS against the Cambridge hopofui,
soaring skywards. Thousands upon
thousands OF people Interested in these
Two greatest schools OF England VIII
Inc the banks OF the historic river aud
checr FOR thcir favorites. H. matters
not that the result of toe contest ia
already known. Hoping against hope.
the Cambridge contingent VIII enter
tho!r shell today believing that they
have "A chance 10 orosB the line L. win
nor.
The nrst race between, these uniyer-
sitios Wac rowcd In 1929. when u stu
cent Of oxford with sporting procIiy-
tiles challenged his friend from Cam
bridge to d race for bottle OF wine.
since that time oxford mas a record
or thirty seven wins and Cambridge
thirty, while In 1877 the raoa was call
cd dead heat. Each year every point
OF vantage Is occupied long before the
appointed starting hour Despite this
nuke Of Saturday no dimiuut!oa in the
crowd Is looked for to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
.CROWELL CHOSEN
GAP TAIN OF QU|HT

Durham. n. c., March a1.-Fran,,
Croweli, or the freshman class. vino
made such a phcnominal record -,
the basketball floor this v.nr y,.
elected captain OF the team for MY,
Sear-l9l3 The choice was made AT
I, meoting of the 7 men of the basket
oail team last Thursday afternoon. 4,
goal-throwor either from the o.ld
or on fouls. he is almost without an
cquai IN the history OF the game here
ana MS elevation TO the place OF c,,i,.
in this line.
because OF some delay In gettin,. tn,
rack IN iirst-class order tho dat. OF
me !Hterclnss track meet has b..r
postponed from March rs until ApriI q
ne entries Ware TO have been n tho
nnnis OF captain Luca last week but
on account Of me postp"ncmeut thay
viii not bc called for untn a f..w ,iays
prior 10 tho date OF the meet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
TR AC X ATHLETES
READY FOR MEET
interclass Events at Washington
and Lee Will Be Holly
Contested.

Lexington, Va, March 3l.-'rhe track
athletes at Washington and Lee are
getting ready for the intcrclass meet
on April s. This meet win mark the
formal opening of tic track season
here. and an unusual amount OF inter-
asst is being taken In the approaching
events. The meet will he nandicap
affair. All OF the veterans will lie
heavily handicapped in all events.
The freshman class is the general
favori'o for the event and is expected
to carry off the honors of the moet.
Especial Interest is :antrinc IN the duel
gong ON between Glass. who has held
the lOU-yard record here for the last
NV" years. and Haync. Iiayne won the
nifty yard dash at the big indoor me i
III Washington sin weeks ago, and his
speed In the short distance has been
attracting all attention here over since.
Haync mas strong chance to bsat
Glass ont this spring, and tho outcome
OF efforts on Wednesday is looked Tor
ward 10 kccnly by track enthusiasts
Many other OF the events will be
closely contested, OQuinn and Hanscl
in the pole vauls. are both good and
should do better than amy one did here
IaSl year lianSel, however, is In the
law department., and If he ent,ra in the
meet his work Will not be official
In all sixty entries have been re-
ceived by Manager owen, twenty Of
whom arr freshmen. The Law classes
viii not b. In the meet for first hon
ors, bat relay viii be run hetwcr
The law classes
pr, Pollard Is working the team up
gradually, pu, Will have the whole
bunch IN shape Tor tho annual field day
late in April ANA also for the meet
against the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute here few days after field day.
virginia Polytechnic Institute won
from Washington and Lee in the track
meet last sprlns, after the Washington
and Lee. bunch lad been picked for
winners. the reason Tor the defeat be-
ing ineNpericnce and fatigue from
travel. This Year whatever may 10
the dopestor's conjecture, Washington
aud Lee is determined 10 win. After
the meet viii Virginia Polytechnic
institute Washington and Lee will np-
pea" in Baltimore at the big INTERIOR
lesiata meet there between the south
Atlantic colleges and universities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01

With the tennis court on the roof
OF the gymnasium, and the outdoor
"olley bah courts adjoining the build
Ing, great many men and boyu avail
themselves of the privilege OF open
air exercise all through the sprtnl;
and summer. Besides these features,
the big. airy gymnasium appeals 10
others who cannot ind time for day
exercise. and the baths and swimming
pool arc most popular on hot days
outdoor voilcy bail leagues viii soon
be organized. and INDOOR ones for
those who care for them.
The closing games IN the afternoon
leagues were played during the past
week. and the standing OF the teams
follows. Captain Crawford's team
won every game played. They played
well together aud proved to be the
strongest team in the bunch. Thctr
lineup was as follows:
vs., T.. Crawford. captain; r. T.
mixers, l. II. berry, H. d. Bryant. Dr.
II. s. Corey, ". "a Graves, l.. l.. Has
kcr, Z. d. Meade, C. S. winter. 7. J.
Ogburn, Jr,
Standing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
Notes Of Boston
Nationals Ball Team

Vincent Campbell, the great centre
heider of the Boston Braves" who
VIII play The Colts here to morrow and
w w edhm In ga: IL, is generally acknowledged
league. He is said to have done 1913
Yards in even time.
There are ten players on the Bos
ION Nationals whose aggregate heiGh
composite batting average close to
out of the first eleven hltters in the
national League in 1911 there were
I'VE IN the Boston club.
Or. Miller, the Braves" riEhtnelder
Is the most consistent hitter in the
National League, not even excepting
Ionus" Wagner himself, He bats
erS as well as right handlers. Appar-
entity they all look alike to him
hickory jackson, the wiry Texan
ranger. who guards left field, led the
number OF games played. KirSe. who
went to Boston from New Orleans near
me close OF last season, had "a higher
average than jackson, but did not
take part in so many games.
In a recent game in Augusta, Jack
son drove Il ball fur over the leftheld
fence and halfway across the adjoin
Ing street. II was the longest hit ever
made on tho Augusta grounds, so sad
thc local fans. and the first tine u
pail hnd ever been hit fair over the
!elticld fence.
Manager King. of the Braves" as
catcher, was the pivot around which
inc great Chicago team that won tho
championship for several years in sue
cession. rcvolved. Baseball Is not
l\l!ng's only accomplishment. he has
held the open pool championship of the
world. and though he has given ip
competitive play, the layers manage
TO inveiele him into a game almost
every evening at tleir hotel during the
liz "a no 81 |, I'm,
carrom billiard player and has not yet
on this trip found any one to take
his measure.
Old 10y" Young, OF the Braves"
mas pitched more winning games OF
the game. Ills Victories to date NUN N
Der considerably more than 800 and
ne evidently Intends to add largely to
the list the coming season. Already
ne appears 10 be the lest man in the
krdves'" corps of pitchers.
Billie" Jones. the diminutivo extra
iielder who spends his winters moose
hunting In Maine. has thus far been
leading the team in. batting, and 5
ElNihg Campbell close run for the
pa5e-runninS honors.
President Ward claims that tic
pitching staff OF the braves" when
last year was weak, is now one of tho
strongest in the league. Tyler. Dom
nelly Fcrdue Hogg, Young and Nc
TieE make seNtot Of the very best.
Hank Gowdy, six feet two and n
haH 'nches. IS the original pepper
boy with Gowdy and Joe Wall on
! inc coaching lines, there is sure TO b,.
some music.
Bili sweeney. who has finally come
10 terms with his club on a three
year contract, has no superior as n
second oascman anywhere. He is.
ntoreoVer' a hard and scientific bats
man ana knows how to run when he
gets on base.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
Team nnun.,..:s INTO shnpc.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
charlottesville, VA. March 3l.--rhc
sour hcrn intercollegiate track meet To
ne h"ld on Lambeth Field. at tho
University Of Virginia, is less than Two
weeks off ana the Virginia team il
rounding !nto shape for IT, Three
new malt MIXERS ARE showing UP well
ana should make good men They ARE.
barron, Meyer and Brown. 'rooic and
feitoh who We're not in good condi-
ton during the indoor season are
showing eNcellent form ana will he
valuable quarter milers. Williams is
another new Splinter who Is doing
especially well. The annual dual meet
win Johns Hopkins has been definite
held this year on lambeth Field Inat
car the BaltfrnorcanS won from Viz
sinin chiefly because OF the Individual
work OF !lorrnH. cochran and Walters
VIII push the champion closely THIS
year in the polc vault and in tn" broad
lump. rcSpoCi iVNiN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
MONTREAL CLUB
TO PLAY VARSITY
International League Team Be-
gins Its Practice on Lam
beth Field.
Special TO Tho TImes-Dispatch. ]


Charlottesville, Va, March S1.-Tho
Montreal club of the international
League, which began active training
mere last Wednesday, will meet the
Virginia team in its opening game to-
bly viii line up as follows:
Northumberland 2b: Yeaser. sb;
Connolly, RI: Gandil. lb: Russell. OF. {;
Deninitt, II; Hartman, ss,: Roth or
Bridges. c.. sitton or Carroll, ..
Douglass, So; NeT. 3b: Carter, lib;
i'itcHott. If Hewitt. ab: Lnndes. c.;
Grant or Cannon, p.
Tho Montreal PLAYERS. Twenty-Five In
ALI headed by BILLY Lush, former
Yale coach, are Quartered at the house
used by the Nationals during their stay
here They haze the same arrange
ncnts with tho university authorities
tor the use OF Lambeth Field. occu-
Tying It every morning and vacatinE
1T o'clock In time for Nirgin'a's az
;sTnonH practice,
OF the Montreal squad. thirteen are
veterans and have been mcnbers OF
Inc Montreal team in past years. The
recruits OF the squad are considered Il
promising lot of minor league players.
The veterans present are: Curtis.
Bridges and Roth. catchers; LeClair,
Parsons, Sitton and Carroll. pitchers
Mattress. French, Gandil, Purtell and
Yeaeer lnnelders; Dcmmitt, outioldcr.
The new men present include: Niebohn
and Presley, pitchers. Hartman, Bealc.
Davidson and Barron, inhelders: e.
Lush. Russell and Connolly( outneld-
ers. Outelder Hanford. Pitcher Burke.
late of the Boston Americans, and
Catcher Hardy are holding out on
salary. OF the new outneldcrs, Con-
molly topped the batting list in tho
Central League last year: Russell halls
from Worcester. and Il. Lush comes
highly recommended by Ed Barrow.
Mcntreal's final game with Virginia
Will be on Wednesday, April 20, and
that night the players will leave for
liynci.burg, whore a practice game
VIII be played the next day with the
iynchburS team OF the Virginia
League. The team will also play prac-
tice games with Roanoke. Petersburg
Richmond and Norfolk After tho CON
test in Norfolk on April II, the team
leaves for Baltimore. where 1t will
open the International League season
with the Baltimore club on April is.
Manager Lush is highly pleased
with the training ground He regards
the field rs one of the finest he has
ever seen. and in splendid condition
Tor this time of the year. Montreal
Is certain to come back to Charlcttes-
vie next year, he says.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01

The Ramblers defeated the Hustlers
W well played game TO the tune OF
& to Saturday. The fcnturc of the
game was tile batting OF Gray for the
Raniblers and the catching and per-
feet throwing OF Moran for the Ram
plers. The Ramblers VIII open the
season next Saturday with the Cubs.
Batteries NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bowe
and Row MISUNDERSTANDING, Mason
and Moran
Manager Bunting mas COCA negIo-
sation OF bail players. who sh6uld
make good in tbs league.
The Central League viii hold a
meeting N Or. Labenberg's oGice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
HORSE SHOW DATES

Calgary, Cnpndn. April a-I2.
Irooklyn, April Is, 10, 20.
Vancouver, II. O.. April .a-aI.
Toronto Canada, April 30-uu, &.
Washington. ID. O., My Ia.
Montreal, Cnnndn, May I'll.
hcs"ick. Va, May III mud 10.
otfn"n, Canadn. Nny H.IT.
Elkridgc Hunt Club. UuItiu,.rc
Nd, Way ~, - ana -.
devon, Pa, May 20, 80. ~ June !.
LeeshurE Va, June . aud d.
winnipeg, Cnnadn, June 5-s.
Piainiield, n. j., juno as.
Springfield, o., june i1-I3.
tppcrviilc. Va, juno ~ and III
tuxedo. \. T.. tune ~ mud ~:
International, London, June i1-.u
nh'f"n, o., June Is-@o.
'u'pcpcr. W., July NJ.
mhn"ssn.. VA, .iui, "a nnd ~,
orange. Va. Iu'y 81 ard -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01

Last night new teams were organ
lied In the night graded gymnasium
class. with captains as follows /. X.
NJ Lawrence; g ?. J.cbarwitch; 3. b.
w BrockenbrouRh. JT.; :. W. w.
Yates These teams will compete on
class nights in athletics. relay races
ana games, points being awarded for
each event won. Last night Lawrence
and BrockcnbrouEh's teams won the
relay races. but lost the handbali
games to I.ebarwitch and Yates.
Tho business mems MONDAY gym
nasiuin class. which meets on MONDAY,
wednesday and Friday at 1890, now
has an enrolment OF over twenty mon.
Th. Sygienic exercises In this oass
are followed by rollichins game of
volley ball che great game for hust-
ness men) which every man enjoys.
In addition 10 the regular activities
carried on by the association physical
department., other recrcational ana
play features in the city are fostered
and encouraged. The association in
augurated the Grammar school Base
bah League six years ago, and mas
had n share in looking after 1t ever
since that time. The Preparatory
School Athletic Leagues games and
athletics are fostcrcd by the assoc!a-
ton, and since its organization, some
five years ago. IN association ofhccr
has been it's president. Indoor atm
lctic meets and aquatic meets arc con-
Quoted from time to time Tor THESE
schools. The movement for puoic
Fairgrounds has always had the sup
port of the association officers, and,
in fact ali good movements looking
toward lettering the health of the
city and helping men and boys become
more efficient have it's hearty support
and cooperation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01

charlottesville. Va, August aud ..
'r"ht Royal, va; August and =.
herr! vile. Ma, August ~ und II.
"Hrrrnf"n, W., August ~ nnd -.
'ahndinn National Exhibition, To-
r"nt". Can, August 2i-Scpt ..
newport. IL. u, September 81.
ornnEebnrG. \. v, Sept. 4 nnd >.
t'nke Forest. III. Scpicubcr ..
SHrnrusr. y. v, September OH
y. =, September 1920.
Detroit, Mich, September 1920.
"a. Joseph, $40, September 23-2S.
Hryn Ma,Nr. Pm, September 25-"S.
Snokune. Wnsh., Sept. 30 October q.
hr"rkion, Mass, Oct. !. ., 3 aud 4.
Timing toch. o"i"bcr . aud 5.
iinE.tst""n. Nd. October i.-iS.
-. Louis, No. October "i-.G.
Nhfionai, Nov',nbcr iG-23.
'hicnro, Hcccmhcr 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
Gnmc rrcscntrh tn ,Inn.1nn

Houston Ten. March ~ After the
game game had gone eleven innings the
phlihdelphia americans Intentionally
presented Il victory to the ilo,I.to;i
Texas League. club to-day Couinbs
walked Davis and threw the bali over
me bieachers. Davis completing Inc
circuit. Inc score was TO i. Gender
cans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
Letters Awarded.

ISpVciaI 20 The TimcS- DIsputchl
charlottesville. Va, March 3I-Tha
General Athletic Association NJ tlc
University of Virginia has AWARDED
BASKETBALL letters as follows: Eppn
ltiNcy. IN. Of charlottesville; Edward
White kcarns. Of Taunton. Mass: VII
liam walton RiXcy, of CharIottesville:
Charles j. Churchman. OF stanton
Va, ana William Newton Ncff, Of Chii :
howic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
wins by Onportunc ,li,,inr

y LOUIS. Mo, Maroon 3l.-IIItting
"Pportuncly gave the St Louis Amerj.
cans the second game of Ia" -prinv
series with the 81. Louis National. this
afternoon, 8 TO g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01
Observation-Disclosures ,,jrh,

Newark, \. j., March 3l.-Prc-
season games of professional baseball
! IN this vicinity began to-day with a
fourteen inning n@ht to II So tic be-
tween The Philadelphia American
WORLDS champions and the Newark
team OF the international I.cat,uc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-01

This league had seventy men on
rolled. In addition TO the league
games match games have been played
from time to time between teams made
up OF the most expert players In the
league.
The indoor baseball league schedule
for this week will be as follows:
Monday: Street VS.. Rice. Wednesday:
Gillian w. Rice. Friday: street vs.
E.wcll.