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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-22
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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-22
NEW YORK Special J.

NEW YORK Special A dozen
men, women and children, including
one man helpless from paralysis, We're
rescued from their homes in lincoln
Place early today when fire in the
IOur-story building of the Michigan
furniture Company, at 2174 Third
Avenue, threatened them with de-
Structlon. The furniture company's
Dulldlng was destroyed. with SEQ 900
loss. Lincoln Place is immediately in
the rear of the burned structure.
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Death OF Mrs. Toms.
CLIFTON NORCF VA Q,

CLIFTON FORGE, VA Special.-
Mrs. j. r. Toms. aged eighty-five, died
at her home here Tuesday night. She
Is survived by her husband. six chill
dren, sixteen grandchildren and five
great -grandchildren. She also leaves
one sister, Mrs. L. S. Pierce. of Rich-
mond. Her funeral took place YES
terday afternoon at o'clock from
the Methodist Church. She was a
Miss F'reyer, of Winchester. and had
been married twice, her first husband
being J. T. QuinIan.
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help BUILD LINK
in GREAT HIGHWAY

Washington, d. c.. Feb. Il. 1912
PRESIDENT Darlington. Of the Rich
mond Chamber:
your very interesting letter Of the
Izth instant was read TO our organi-
zation IN meeting last night (Feb-
ruary 13th), and the sentiment OF
the chamber for good roads. and par
tlcularly the Quebec Miami road. go
ing by way of Washington. was evi-
dent. l have taken pleasure in nam
ing colonel r. l.. Montague. one Of
our members a delegate from this
organization to your meeting Thurs
day, the 18th instant, in the Jefferson
Hotel.
(Signed)
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A PHYSICIANS EXPERIENCE
Dr. Frasher Gives Valuable Advice TO
Kidney Sufferers.

Ut Frasher, VI. d., TT. Gay, w. Va.
has used Doan's Kidney pills DersoD-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-02-22
TAKE $4,000 WHILE
HUNDREDS STAND BY
Highwaymen in Broad Day Jump
IN Front of Machine, Mount
Beside Inmates, Assault Them
and Make Big Cash
Haul.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK SpeciaI.-Three
1es israte bandits today held uD
Wilbur Smith and Frank War
ociI, messengers employed by the
iroduce Exchange Bank, at Trim
NY Place and Rector Street. i'm
the shadow of Trinity Church
anu, after beating them senseIess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-03
HERBERT MEETS
BOSHES ON MAT

The wrestling match scheduled 10 DC
pulled off between George Herbert. tho
Local lad and Abe Boshes. the New
Yorker. at Broad Street Baseball Park
on the night or July promises to be
Interesting III every particular and a
large crowd is expected 10 Dc in at
tendance to witness the nnal bout be
tween these popular mat artists. Boshes
got two falls out of Herbert in match
some time back. bu; Herbert claims
ton AZ that time. unN has arranged
another match with Boshes. Herbert
has been doing some lard training in
the last week At the ball park. and with
the assistance ~ his trainer aad man
agcr Frank Morano, he now says that
he Is in the prime OF condition and is
ready TO give Bushes q hard tussle for
the money.
1t was printed in this paper on sun
day last tina, Herbert would wrestie
bosnes for tho best two out OF three
falls. but II seems as though the
agreement between the two was that
5oshes would throw Herbert twice in
an hour. ana Il Herbert should manage
10 get one fall out OF Boshes in the
allotted time, Herbert wins the match.
preliminary match VIII start at
80 hetweeH Paul Wallis and Dick Mel
son, two wel-erwcights. who are good
and should tend TO whot the enthusiasm
among The crowd for the big match
which Will start AT . o'clock. Boshes
Is Il good one having won mat hes all
over the country and made many friends
since he has been in town.
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WHERE THEY PLNN.To-DAl.
Richmond nj Ronnoke.
Newport News ut Portsmouth,.
Norfolk ~ Petersburg.
tspecial 70 me Times -Dlspatch.

= I
Roanoke. July 2-koy Green held
the Col.s helpless an tine way to-day.
and Roanoke had no difficulty in de-
featine Richmond in tho second game
Of tine series . to L. Green was in
sreat form. and held the lads from
the capital down 20 four scattered
hts lie struck out nine Of Them. ana
critical stages NE frightened up and
the \ ID s!En was hung out before
the helpless thermometers
on the slab FOR Richmond was Doc
ayers, the HNlsvlle phenom. The
doctor pitohed an excellent game. but
the Tigers punched hits on him n a
couple OF innings. which resulted u
his undoing. Eight hits. including a
timely two sacker BY Red Garman.
were made by the Tigers. who would
doubtless have made more runs except
for some bush league work on the
bases. Two errors We're made by cacn
club. Garman and Green being the
Offenders OF the locals and Tenant
and Ayers for the visitors. Green's
error wild heave past first base.
was responsible for Rlchmonds lone
tally. as McComas. who was on flrst
st the time. raced around TO third on
the misQlay. and then scored on a
single by Myers. The battling and
fielding OF Graft for Richmond and the
fielding Of SHIELDS COR Roanoke we're
the features
In the second inning the tigers made
TWO hits but failed 10 score Holland
opened tbs .nllns with a single bat
was caught OF .irs, base almost i'm
medlately hy quicA throw from Ayers
TO Ralsy Newton thea unco!ked q
single by Myers The BATTING ana
Second when the hall so, away from
Tennant. FFessly touled out 20 Raley.
and shields ended tae inning with a
strike out
In the third hiring the Tigers found
inc plate. LATTE singled. Green
struck out. Graham singled ~ lett
field. LATTE going TO second Flournov
pretended that be- rad lost tho BAH
and Jim raced 70 third. only 10 he
tagged by Graft on his arrival
Graham went 10 second on the PLAY.
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BUILDING PERMITS
Extensive Alterations TO Interior of
First Baptist Church.

FIRST BAPTIST thuTch.
Building and repair permits were is
sued Yesterday as follows:
w. c. Harwood (B. Rand. Wexford.
commissioner, to erect detached
brick dwelling OH the north side OF
Park Avenue between Lombrady and
Allen Avenue. 10 cost $4,000.
6. Il. Worsham and c. a. Zincke. 10
erect a four-story brick warehouse on
the east side of Governor between Ross
and Broad streets. TO cost $1,000.
3. III. Perkins, to erect a detached
brick dwelling on the south side OF
Stuart Aveuue. between Elm and Da-
Wis Avenue. to cost $4,000.
First Baptist Church. to repair 4
brick church corner Twelfth and
Broad Streets making general altera-
lions to interior. to cost $4,000.
W ". Foster to repair brick store,
ll2 North Ninth Street, 10 cost $500.
Trustees First Union Baptist Church
to repair frame church on the north
Side Of Moore Street. between Eliza :
beth and Dineen Streets, to cost $1,000
T. c. and II H. Ebel to repair brick
store, sS5 Eas, Main Street. to cost 81, :
600
j. W johnston to repair brick
dwelling. lle East Leigh Street to
Nathan Garlick. to repair frame
dwelling 1875 Nicholson Street to
isaiah II. scott. to repair a frame
dwelling. 1926 Nicholson street, to
Mat brown 10 repair frame dwell
ing. iil3 state street. to cost 5000.
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N22axa4&
cMOTOR CARS
G ordon Motor Co.
BROOKS HIT HARD
BUT WINS HIS GAME
Support Is Fast and Classy. and
Champs Shut Out
Norfolk.
Especial 10 Tho Times-DIsna,ch

AZ n.
Petersburg. Va. July 2NHarvoy
BROOKS celebrated his return TO tn,
virginia League by shutting the Tars
out this afternoon. Although he was
MI Tor seven singles and q double he
"smassd TO Keep his hits scattered.
Gordon for the Tars was hit for a
three- Dagger two two baggers ana
e!sht singles. ana In tile fourth inning
me Champs punched their hits ana
ihade three runs The nelding OF boin
.ganiS was excellent. three double
pays being made. ami krebs's one
handed catch of Bi4bie.s line drive +,
centre was phenomenal Busch and
barHett for the Champs. ard Kircher
ana Hinton for the Tart did good
a,i,k WORK.
simmons. at second for the Champs.
accepted a's thirteen chances witholi an
The score:
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COLTS ARE HELPLESS
BEFORE ROY GREEN
Held to Four Scattered Hits and Nine Rich
monders Strike Out-ligers Bunch Hts
on Ayers
on Ayers.

/ with two out it was up TO Garian. and
The PENNSYLVANIA responded with a
drive foi two bases to centre field,
Graham SCORING. CHM went out a
rap TO the box
An the seventh innings the locals
scored again Prsssiy a'asled. was sac
r!nced to sreoni by Shields. ana came
nome ON Gieen s single. after Lahttv
had gone ont ON ID !ly TO McConas.
A'chmouds run came ina tie eighth.
: S4eComas singled. Went to third on a
Wild throw ~ Green to first Mace
struck out ayers came up with a
Ill., which scored Willie. Griffin end
ed the rpand oy hittins u.to "a fast
double PLAY. Newton TO sh-elds to Car
man he score
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Cleveland.
Detroit.


.onc out when winning run was scored
Score by innings; r.
Cleveland ......................ns 81
Detroit ............,... .........d q q o As
Summary: Runs-Graney. Olson Jackson
Ia5oie GriGEs birmingham, KrapD Wit
~. Bush. Cobb Crawford. Louden. Drbuc
.Two-h base hts-cirigss. Cobb Three-hase
hii-Dubnc. sacrinc" hits-Turner fe) sac
rincc fy-Vitt Double play-Turner to
taioic N GrieEs Left In bascs-clevciand
:. Detroit n Hits--on Lake . in % in
ninss: Of Duhuc. in Ia Innings; off
Knapp. II in si-3 innings; on Baskcttr /
First base on crrors-ciovcland !: Detroit
O. First base on balls-Om Krapp 4 on
Duhuc. I. struck out-Rv Krapp I; by Du-
hue, !; BY Lake T. Wild pitch-Dubuo
Time OF game, 2;1o. Cmpires. Dinecn and
Sheridan
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Independence Day VIII be observed at mo
nost-ofice tomorrow BY the regular holi-
day change IN ours The following sched-
ule Will nc II force Thursday:
Money order oltIsion win be open all day.
Registry division VIII be open from to
u 4. u
Executive aivlson and cashiers Office will
be closed all 61v
stamp window VIII he open until II =. NJ.
General doi.torr will he open until IL "A.
n
There vii he no delivery BY carriers fror,
either tho main office stations.
Carriers window will ne open until II a.
special arrhusemen;s being made 10 de-
liver mail AZ the main office and stations
10 callers until that time
Regular collections wil he made and sta
tions VIII Observe same hours ~ main
office.
Dispatches to stations: "A"-s:is a. N.
$50 4. NJ oisN \. NJ, 1890 4. N. p
800 y. n. $50 y. NJ, $50 a. NJ. 1880 a. M.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At ST. Paul st Paul ! Milwaukee,
Ogsi game) 81. Paul. Milwaukee.
@ tsecond camel
st Minneapolis; Minneapolis, O. Kan
sas Ci,v, >.
Al Columbus; Columbus, 5 Indian
anolls, l.
At Louisville Louisville o Toledo. Z.
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rhiladelpi,ia.
Totals 10 Il n u , Totals ...as
sBaftcd fn- Nn-.h - -...E

0NVu .U' -NOFtHcn y rIHta|
batted Tor Alexander IN elshth.
score hv i-rfr~a
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon Macon. .. Jaoksonville, s
At savannah: Savannah. Columbus
leleven innings darkness.
At Columbia: Columbia Albany game
forfeited 20 Columbia because Albany
players refused 10 pay hnes imposed
vcsferdaN hv Lnnirc kcDN.
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NATIONALS TAKE
LAST OF SERIES
Finally Manage to Defeat Ath-
lctics, Winning by Score
of 5 to 3.
CLEVELAND LOSES TO TIGERS
New York Cops Game From
Boston, and Browns and White
Sox Split Even.
CLEVELAND LOSES TO TIGERS

Washington. D. c. July 2.-The Nationals
finally managed 10 win from tho Athletics
to-day by score OF to 3. Hughes pitched
seven innings and was relieved b. Petty
The Nationals could DO nothing with Houck
unt!l the sixth inning. when n. gave a
base balls and Mcbride and Milan
singled. scoring two runs. Tho game was
won In tn. eighth when Schacfer walked.
roster and Milan singled. and Gandn sent
W a hieh fly TO sirunA. scoring three runs
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TEAMS SPLIT EVEN

s. Louis July The White sox and
BroNu rs spi!i even IN to-day's double header.
the nrsi game going to s.. Louis % J. and
ihe second 70 tho SoS. 10 = Joe BerE
got through eight Innings in the nrst game
without allowing a run only 10 have the
Browns IN fall on him for two runs tn the
ninth Walsh started the second hut was
Wild and Ineffective and Doc White was
rolled oGt Scores
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Atlanta: Atlanta. S: Mobile. Z
(arst game Atlanta. {; Mobile. Q
(second camel
At Nashville. Nashville. ?: Montgorr1-
cry (hrst same) Nashville .:
Montgomery, (socond game).
At Memphis: Memphis ! New Or
leans. ..
At Chattanooga Chattanooga, o. BIZ
mlnsham. 3.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Charlotte: Charlotte. /; Ander-
son. o.
At Greenville: Greonvil!e. g. spartan
burg. l.
At Winston Salem: winston Salem
II. Greensboro. 5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington. ). Philadelphia. 3.
Boston. :: New York. ..
ST. Louis, ., Chicago. (frst game).
St Louis. 4 Chicago. (second game).
Detroit. S Cleveland. Z.
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Ibatied Tor Alexander IN e.shth.
Score by Innings: r.
'isI.adelPhia Northumberland : o % ? II
summary; Runs-Moran. Northen. Smith
~, Wheat. Humnel. Loaer;, Cravath (2)
-naerus' knahe Doo!n tei Two base hits
,r,Looeri' cravath. Eumme!, Tooiey E.
stttt.e' rome run--N heat. Sacrifice hits
~ see. Dooian. Daua . Knahe stolen
"a s-Gravaih O.. DOOM. Smith. Lett on
"a ses--bsookyn. :. Philadelphia 2 hts
W AleNanoer ; in innings FRS; base on
.l'ors- nfooklNn. .. StrscN oGt-By Bsrger.
oN Alexander. J. by Brennan. FIRST
tmP!res Brennan aad Emslic.
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NJ KENNELS WORK
WINS FOR PIRATES
Miller Is Hit Hard in Pinches,
and Newport News Loses
Game.
lspeelal % The 'Tlmcs-D.spatch. ]

Special 70 1he Ilmcs-D.spa
Portsmouth. Va. July 2-By hitting Miller
hard n tho pinche. The Pirates easily de-
ieGted Newport $sws this afternoon at
Band Park by the score OF to O. Nc
ke"z!e. a discarded Shlpoui!der. twirled
an a!l-arornd star game. not allowing his
former teammates run. Score;
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= ball club OF women players, known
as the Gibbs Ladies Baseball club.
street Park on Wednesday afternoon,
July 70.
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SECOND CAME.
Totals al q "a Totals ..25 II us OIL
.Baited for Hogan in ninth.

Score by Innings: r.
F. 80 -
st. Louis. ........................o 10000 900,
summary; Runs-Lord. Collins. Bodie,
Mattlck ~. Shotten Kutina (e). l.ratt.
Two base hits-Caliahan. Kutlna Pratt.
Three base hii-Aust!n. Sacrifice hl;s-Cai-
iahan. shotten. Laporte. stolen bascs-Nfat-
tick az. illts-On Walsh. IN 3l.3 In
ninGs. OF Brown. in Sis inings First
base on balls-oN Walsh. l. Struck out-By
~ Brown ? by Powell. !: by Walsh. 1: by
White HIT by pitcher-Rath. Time OF
samo. 49,. Lmpires. Connally and Iart
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Eliicnrn.
'Batied for Robinson In thitd
'Eatet for Cole IN eighth.

Chicago .........,. ....... i.s0hh 80
Pittsburgh Observation-Disclosures. o q o. "a 90 d a.
summary. Runs-shecNard. Schultz T!aA-
- 90. Leach. SAFER. Evegs. Archer. Cheney.
Wilson, Alckcchnie. Two base hits-saIer.
Archer. Three base hifS-Schulte. Tinker
'.l. SAeckard. Cheney. Wilson Saoriacc
hi's-Schrl;e. saier Archer. Stolen base
Leach. Left ou bascs-ch!cl go. T.. PITTS
nursh. Hl;s-ON Robinson. N innings.
or Cole, ia innings; or Warner In |
inning First hasc on hars-OT cheney. ,:
oy Cole. by Warner. ! by Cheney. s.
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GET EARLY LEAD OFF BARGER

philadelphia July 2-Get,lns an early lead
on D5rser gave the Phlliies TO victory
onI' S'ooNlyG to-day \ home run by Wheat
~ uon'!.s ~ Hummel and Tooloy fell one
s"uIt o. the i've runs necessary 10 tie the
COUNT lu lAe elEnL.. s-nra-
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ANOTHER VICTORY
ADDED BY GIANTS
Homer by snodgrass, Scoring
Three Runs, Causes De
feat OF Boston.
PHlLLlES DEFEAT DODGERS
Cubs Bat Three Pirate Twirlcrs
for Fifteen Hits and
Win, 9 to ,.

Sew York. July "a nome run py snod
grass In tho fourth inning. scoring three
runs. gave the Giants another victory owe,
Boston to-day. to 3. \ home run by Titus
vas responsible Tor the three hostile runs in
the nrst inn.ns. score.
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RED S0X LOSE TO YANKEES

Boston. July 7.-In spite o. two home runs
hy Gardner and one by Lewis the Red soS
ioti 70 the Yankee to-day. 70 :. Two
singles aud % trlple Melted tNo runs and
Ne .ec.s-oM Ln II. nLnLh- son.
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EVERYBODY GETS A HIT

Pittsburgh. July 2-The CUBS today bat
ted three Pirate twirleTs TOR fifteen hits and
twoaty-sever bases. winning by a score OF
. 70 Everybody on the Cue team cot one
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Results in the Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh. 2. Chicago. ..
New York. :: Boston. 5.
Philadelphia. = Brooklyn. c.
tOther game not scheduled
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Totals
Norfolk.


Norfolk .....0C O00-n
Petersburg ......... 3ooll0.-s
summary: Two-bRse hits-spcncer.
Barnett, Blgbie. Three base hi-s-Mor-
rison stolen bases-simnons, Busch.
Howcdell. Barnett C2). Double plays
Busch and Simmons. Busch. simmons
aud Barnett. Gordon, Hinton and Big
bic Base on hal.s--Or Gordon. ! off
Brooks Left on bases-Sorfolk. 2:
Petersburg. :. Hit by pitched balls
Howedell. Hinton. Struck out-Bv
Brooks g. BY Gordon g. Time OF
game. 1.ii. Umpire. Or,h. Attend
ance 500.
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NtWpoft News. a n q n u.
Portsmouth " doo5nn
!s-'s-i-ahe. Watson. Garvln. stolen base
V!oiSf Double plays-Bates 20 slain 10
W. hlchpers'r 10 Swain. Lett on ba..s
Newport News &. Portsmorth 81.
SNSs on oals-or Miller 2. on Mckenzie.
. SirAek oui-Sy Auier. :. hy SLcKeasie'
Tine az game 1855 tfmpire vrr,-i,i.
Attendance. 75o .- ~ 'u''
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TIGERS DEFEAT MAPS

Detroit. July 1.-The Tigers Won to-day
s to after tho Maps had made seven hits
and six runs In the second inning mum
and bad throw by Grarey figured in the
Tigers rally In tho seventh inning but in
tho ninth clean batting did the work
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Richmond.


Roanoke ........o 0 0 D 0 ~
Richmond ...OOo Dol OIL
Summary: Two-base hits-Ciarman.
Left on bases-Roan okc. {; Richmond
g. Double piays-Newton to shields
to Garman. Struck out-By Green, q.
by Ayers. 4 Bases on balls-By
Green. Wild pitch-By Green /.
Hit by pitched bal--By Ayers /
CGraham) Time OF game. 1885. TIM
pire Nh Black
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score by INNING. r.
New YORK. --.....-..-.... - n : q : Q So
Boston ...-.........-4 .....-...-.o iciii OF 80
summary. Ruas--Daniels. Little 40. Sier-
ietl Iinn, Chase. Martin sweeney Ford.
Hooper. Lewis. =. Gardner f-l. stan. Car
r!san- HcutrlcHscr. Two base hits--lia-d-
ner. Ford. Iinn. Three-b base hi;s-Sweeney
Stehi Home rlns-tinrdner 90. stahi Sac
r.rce hits-StGfnp. chase stolen bases
Hooper. Little, Speaker. Hooper Double
piays-W Wagner 90 Icfkes 10 s,ah,; Stump
to Chase 20 Sierreit; Washer 20 stahi. Lett
or bases-New YORK. .. Boston. 3 First
base on srrors-Sew York :. Boston
Hiis-on Rodent. in innings. First base
on aalis-on Ford. ]. on Papc : struch
out-By Ford ; by Pane tfmpircs
O'LoughAn and Higgins
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MOTORCYCLE CLUB
READY FOR RACES
Contests Will Be Best Ever Seen
Here-Boshes and Bass
Will Wrestle.

arrangements und program nave
been completed for the races OF the
Richmond Motorcycle Club al the
state Fair Grounds tomorrow afte--
noon. Besides the members of the
club. there VIII be ahou, nfteen OUT
OF town riders. and the prospects are
mat the races Will be the best ever
held III this city There Will be
$3.50 and three handsome cups. 1t IS
proposed to ride of the club champ
ionship.
G. H. Tompkins. of the Motorcycle
cub SAID yesterday Afternoon that
reports to the effect that there would
be no wrestling match were enron
eous. u hive he said. "Bos.es's and
BASES signed contract TO wrestle Ut
The races Will begin at o'clock.
and VIII be under tie sanction OF
the American Motorcycles Associa
tlon.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Brooklyn at New York
Philadelphia at Boston.
tNo other games scheluledD
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Program.
l'rOE ram.

Following is the oirciai program
L. b. Ewell, + =. NJ. Eeferc-.
Event Three mile. Novice, horse.
rover. closed. Entrants SaDerc
Fletcher Blankford.
Event li-Thrcc milo. Amateur.
horsepower. club championship. cIosea
Entrants; +. catogni. D. Catogni Sa.
pore. Scott. Fletcher. Blankford.
Event III-Five mile. Amateur
horsepower, club championships
closed Entrants: Hines, Bivins. Phil.
pots.
Event Iv-Five mike. Amateur
horsepower, open Entrants Hines
Bvins, +. Catogni. d. Catogni. Sa.
rore Scott, Fletcher.
Event v-comic. free for all.
Event vI-Five mile. Amateur ,
horsepower. open. Entrants: Hines
Bivlns. Philpots. suttlc. Jeffrey. Yost
Gregory.
Event vI1-Ten miie. Amateur
hend!cap, open. Entrants: Hines I
Bivins 7. Philpots :. Suite :, Gregor,
Z. Yost :. Jeffrey I, d. Catogni i. +
Cstosni 4. sapcrc 4. Scott T. Fletcher
Event vIII-Three contestants mater
In three heats of three miles each. Con.
testants will be announced from
Judges stand
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