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Arizona republican., 1912-05-24
SANTA FEE MAN HERE-F

SANTA FEE MAN HERE-F P Cruise. assistant to Hon. Frank Mur- phy of Prescott, was down last eve ming from the headquarters of the Santl Fc, Prescott and Phoenix lines of the Santa I'e system.
 SUSPiClOUS-Thc police couldn't understand why two suspicious look ing characters should have fine auto coat in their possession so they arrested the possoSsors and the coat and aW it further developments
 IMPORTANT TO THE VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR!-Any old soldier of the Civil War. who would like d iidnk to apply for additional pension under the new act of May 11th 1912, can get them free from J. M. F'ike, TOT x. lst St. Phoenix, Ariz.
 ADlOS SLOTTERS- the decision ct Judge Phillips in the case of the state against William E. Lloyd who was charged with operating and maintaining gambling devices in which the cour. found Lloyd guilty and ord cred the immediate removal of the slot machines. City Attorney T. J. Prescott late yesterday afternoon instructed the chief or police to nOtitN all prlNate owners Of similar machines to stop their operation and pack them away for the summer in moth balls. Under this rulng it is probable that the day of the slot machine in Phoenix has passed, and the nickel repO5cs more rcstfuliy in the pocket of it's proud anu happy pCssessor than has been the case for q long time The machines affected by the court ruling include those 1 which Lloyd was operating on com mission basis but the Prescott ultima tum Jisposes of all other slotters, elim- mates the familiar wooden money,' and restores Phoenix to a straight sil- yer and gold basis.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-24

HIS VISIT ENDED-Bcn Snyder santa Fe agent at Bousc has return cd to bis station after d few days visit in Phoenix.
 A SOCIAL TEA"-Thc Presby terian Ladies Aid society will hold q social tea Friday afternoon in the church par}ors from 2:2O to ,. All ladies are cordially invited
 THROUGH SLEEPER-ManyP Phoe- nix people planning an eastern trip are making reservations for the first through Chicago sleeper of the season which the Santa Fe will operate from this city leaving Saturday. June first.
 YOUTHFUL BRIDE Margucrita Grijalda told Justice Johnstone that she is eighteen years of age. and the girls mother was on hand to sub stantiltc the story and give her con sent to the daughters marriage to Manuel Flores The bride was in short dress and looked as though she might be fifteen.
 BACK TO CHl.-Charlcs Cass. who Las been connected with the Arizona Telephone company is using up d santa Fe All the Way Ticket to Chicago to which AGr Cass' peculiar
 ideas of vacation take him. It's his home though which is offered as an eXtenuating circumstance. He will return when the swallows homcWard fly.
 GONE TO TEXAS-W. w White cotton. for some years past d resi- dent of Phoenix engaged in the work of landscape gardening and well known to many. departed last night for Corpus Christi. Texas. MT. White cotton goes not for the love of an other country better than this, but because he has property interests in the southern city which he wishes to place in a more satisfactory cOndi- 1 tiCn.
 l Graham. assistant domestic science 1 teacher in the Phoenix schools left l last evening over the Santa Fe for her home in Spring Green. WiscOn- 1 sin. where she will spend the summer and await the call of duty with the opening of the fall term. Miss Gra- l ham was accompanied by Mrs. E. F | Morse. nee Miss Lewis who goes to | Pendfeton. Indiana to visit relatives 1 for the summer.
 |. R. g. R. EXPERT LEAVES
 Judson King. national secretary fol 1 The Referendum League. and an eX- l pert on the initiative. referendum ant recall who has been here during tn, l session of the legislature engineering 1 the advisory recall bill through the house and senate has successfully | completed his labors in the Arizona vineyard and departed for Philadel- phia where he expects to be per i manently located
Arizona republican., 1912-05-24
OF MISS KEZER-

FUNERAL OF MISS KEZER- Funeral services for the late Miss Jennie KcZer will be held from the undertaking parlors of Mcrryman X Hayt at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Martyr Campbell will officiatc. Many members of the Rebekahs will attend the service. and these will meet at the rarIOrs half an hour prior to hour set
 CHIEF ENGINEER HERE-Chief engineer of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix lines of the Santa Fe railroad J. A Jaeger of Prescott is spending a few days at the Adams hotel. MT Jaeger Is accompanied by his wife, an l they take much pleasure in the enjoy ment Of meeting old friends and few days rest and recreation at the famous hostIerN. The chief lived in Phoenix for several years, and the spell of the valley Is still upon him. Some days he may come back to stay.
 ITS 4 BOY-Francis D. Crable is postmaster of Tombstone. but aside from tha there is nothing in the world the matter with him, and he has a lot of friends in Phoenix who will learn with pleasure that d boy has come to disturb the serenity of his night, and to fill his days with joy The advent oc- cured al Mir. Crable,s West Adams street home. for the p. m. has been living in Phoenix on au extended leave of absence at the present time in an ticipation of the interesting event which occurred yesterday.
 INCREASED PENsiONS-Under a recent act of congress old soldiers are entitled in some instances, and under certain conditions to an increase in their pensions. It is necessary for the SOdierS to make out an application setting forth their claims to recogni tion in this regard. and yesterday the officers in the United States district court liked over time filling out these papers and acknowledging them for the vets The clerk of the superior court will also have his share of this work for the acknowledgment may be made before any officer entitled to chaffeur q great seal. There are about seventy five pensioners in this vicinity but not all of them are eligible to par ticipate in the congressional bounty.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-24

Deficiency in temperature yesterday degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month. 46 degrees. AccuEriated deficiency in tempera- ture. since January l. 69 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday 600 inch
 Exces in rainfall since first of month 0.54 incn.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1 O.23 inch.
 ETNAIR T.. LANNTNG.
 Acting Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-24
Of Local Interest
Gs.ktslt:;ssss1~;'J STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department daily re port. May 9:
 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 feet .-........... l'S.ll Contents of reservoir, acre feet GS9.450 Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet ........... ........ 1.7SS Elevation of water in reservoir
 l year ago today, foet....... 163.45 Contents of reservior l year ago
 today. acre feet............. 529,S72 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam.
 NJ. I. .................... 33,146 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. north side, NJ. I...... 4O,324 Amount of water used for irri-
 Sation. south side. NJ. I...... 23,905
 Water today in all canals.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-24
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Data for 24 hours ending 600 .4p. m.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
.SEYBOLD SIGNS
With u. S. LEAGUE
Richmond Team Will Have Pa
NOUS Slugger in Line-Up
This Season.

The signed contract OF so1 Seyboh
was received yesterday by Al Newn-
ham. playing manager of the Ioca,
etuo IN the United States League.
Dickerlng for the services OF the old
Richmond star, has been going for
many weeks. Now that he IL actually
In the fold the fans will be gihd. Ho
writes that he Is In good condition and
ready to report at any time. Another
contract from Frank Smith, first
easeman. was also received. Smith
isn't his real namo but most OF the
fans Will recognize him when no steps
on the fcld. Tho reason for the as
summed name Is that he might be
blacklisted should he make 1t known
that he is joining the independent
league
Ihe oleachers at the park are ali
completed and work on the grand
stand Will be begun to-day. Duff Ford
was out carly yesterday laying on
tn grounds, and. as q matter OF fact.
mas already started hauling In dirt.
his part of the work will be complete
long before May l. and after that his
chorts VIII he used in improv ng the
grounds.
transportation 10 tho players Will
be sent out from President Land
gratis Office Saturday. The men have
been instructed to report In Suffolk
, not later than Wednesday of next
week.
The schedule Of the league. now
compiled calls for opening dates In
IN follow Ing cities: Richmond with
Washington. Al home; Pittsburg with
Cleveland. at home; Chicago with
Cincinnati. at Cine 'nnati; New York
with Heading. at New York Rich
InoRd Will open the Reading park on
May s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
FANS ARE PLEASED
WITH BUSCR'S MEN
Petersburg Loses to Newark in
SnaPpiest Game Ever
Played in City.
Especial 20 The Times-Dispa,cb.

Petersburg. Va, April lin the
fastest, quickest and snappies, game
of ball ever played in Petersburg New
ark shut out the Coolers this aftcr.
noon by a score Of to o. And even
Win 1t all Newark has nothing to
pFas over as tho visitors made All
Ineir runs on errors. Winstead ana
pcHdcr' ior the home team, pitched
good ball, holding the Newarks down
TO nVc hits. one OF which was II three
paSgcr McGinnlty was in fine form.
nYluihG inc COOLERS down to four sin
giles and a double, gave one base an
paiis and struck out six men,
AS a whole the fans are becomin..
SATISFIED and Well pleased with the
men mat Busch has been playing dur
Ing the past week, and are confident
mat they will round Into form and
be ready TO do battle when the lcaruc
season opens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
VISITORS { NJOY
HUNT CLUB RUN
Miss Taft and Friends Follow
Hounds Over Lively Course
at Warrenton.
tspecial 10 The Times Dispatch. /


arrenton, Va, -April i.-Thc mem
he-s Of the War; :nton Hunt Club and
their guests--Miss Helen Taft. OF
Washington; Mis- Gladys ingalls,. OF
Cincinnati: Lieutenant a. Andrews, L.
:. ~; Captain Synington and Dr. Carey
Grnyson, OF the t.. :. :. MayHowcr, L.
;. N.--net this morning at Q o'clock at
Warerly, the estate OF E. y. Cooper.
and after a stih gailop over the farms
OF Messrs. Robinson and McCabc
Oakwood estate, Payncs farm and
Clifton, the hounds failed 10 ind q
COX. owing to the latcncss OF the hour
and the season OF tine year. The field,
however. enjoyed a good lark across i
beautiful line o; country and over a
number of stone walls and pos, and
rail fences that TOOK bit OF going.
AT noon liuntsmam Glasscock called
the hounds off, and the field returned
10 enjoy the Hospitality of Mrs. James
Is. MadduX at Lection Hill.
Those riding ware CORTLAND H..
Smith, Mrs. William f. Wilbur and T..
y. Russell, Jr., whips; Lee Evans, John
>. Gaines, William Pool. Julian C.
keith, Chiffon Glasscock. Captain SYM
ingtoa, DR.. Crayaon. Lieutenant An
drews, Mrs. J. *. MadduX. Miss Taft,
Miss ingalls,, Mrs. +. A. E. Portman.
Miss y. G. Spiiman. Mrs. John Gaines.
Mrs. f1orncr, of New Haven Conn (;
Miss Isabelle Srrague. Miss Mabel
Flynn Miss ~ O. stone and Miss Edith
Sheppar d WaIluch
The visitors, being much pleased
with the sport. anticipate returning for
the races on April IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Amateurs, Look Here!


!" Capitol building
officially open " $50 $500 ''e e@"'oA
z 1870 $500 ~ f''N1N
Automobhes taking
street
he made ''""' '"'' NV '''''nes
automobile
to hcpo
OF the The is
the
plenty of time to rench the hour.
Capitol utdp
to
&c parade W ,band.
be folio police
Old he
n niforn,,. - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
COLUMBIAN LEAGUE, WILL.
NOT TAKE FIELD THIS YEAR

Chicago April r. William G. Nicscn
one of the promoters OF the Columbian
Baseball League, has announced
that that organization would not take
the field this year, ard that Chicago
would be represented in the United
States League. Niescn further said
that the United States League season
would open on May ! and close on
october |. > schedule OF games would
be forthcoming III q few days, he said
Niescn said that grounds had
been secured Ia New York for the
United States team -, telegram to-
day from President Whitman, OF the
league he said. informed me that
grounds had been Leased in New York
and MANAGE engaged. This will
make the league line up: Chicago
Pittsburgh, Cicvclund Cincinnati,
Washington, Reading. Pa. Richmond
and New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
MALCOLM S WORK
FEATURE OF GAME
Lspeeial q The Times. !

lexington, Va, April 4.-WasHinp,or
ana Lee shut out St Johns ,oE1o "a
M'4celn allowed only one scratch IN
10 INC, ninth, when Clark drovn oIi ~
Ihg ?hiy clean nit for the visitors ~,
"Vnh ioS-t the game In the frst ;n.
ni"E: When TWO men crossed tha nl,,,o
On Hiewarts hit. W Webster added ar'
othef run in the third. In The f,,,rth
Inning ,ii,! WIN two mon on and no n,,s
cut. II looked as If 81. johns bs, ne
sore put as tho man on ,irei st.,,,ng
HnWh ponahuc cut him OF m SG1o- y
;M!l.&r on third, was afraid n 49, l.
nome, because Erwin Tented 10 maixc
Washington and Lee pulled OF =,
nice double in the SEVENTH. r,tir,- q :.
Fanhsrs at second and first '''s
malcolm pltched real baseball s,rr
inS out twelve and walking nom T.,
.t," hrSt three innings he famed snydm
mn and had 81. Johns guessing. . az
Washington ana Lee will ,,ay =,
''t l ~ I"nehburg to-morrow,
l.........2 olOonoOy-s =.
H'. Iohn ......0 o0nOoOOo-o = :.
batteries: w. & l.. ATn,co,n,
i Io%nahne; s.. Johns. Tolsao and M IiH
summary: Struck out-by Ar,,coir
Tolson, = '''ts--oif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
.OANv|LLE SQUAD
BEGINS TO ARRIVE
;Spoclai TO The Timcs-pispatch.l

panvillc, Va, April i.-The reserved
players OF the Danvillc baseball team,
those acquired since last season and
the tryout material. are dropping in
day by day, and Manager Castor has
likely looking squad working out
morning and afternoon at the ball
park, preparatory TO the opening game
TO DC played Tomorrow. Besides Gas
ton, who is showing ndseason form
in his work at second base, there are
Wallace. Chunk and Schr6der, who viii
PLAY In the outiicld morrow: Boync,
who Will be on the initial sack: Hud
gins behind the bat, and Bussey and
Jobson in the bon
The rest Of The team will he made up
Of fresh material on hand. 4 double
header will be played here on Mon
day. DIR. Frank Booker. of Houston,
Is bringing team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
EASTERN DEFEATS A. s NJ.
fspeeia. ID 80 I.nlc..p.snatch. /


Raleigh. y. G. April AFTER holding
Eastrn College 10 four scattered hits up to
the eighth inning III to-day's game. Tucker
went 10 pieces and With him the whole
team, the player. from Manassas securing
three sinGes nnJ double in this inning.
Which. counted WIKI q hit batter and Two
error reiied I'VE runs. They added an
orher in teh ninth on TAO hits. an error and
nc:der's choice. jasnes relieved Tucker
a, thit point and ended the scorlng a. &
NJ secured no rurs in the Hrst inning on
two hit.. one two-oazser, and three CIR
fors. The Rcd aud White added another
score In the seventh on an error and o. sac
r'hct The features o the game were two
aouoie plays ny Eastern and ono by =.
NJ. ard the pitching o: White Cor the visi-
tors who pitched steady game through
Score by innings: r. H. r.
E''s;e'f1 ................" U0oOo05 10 10 5
naiteF'Ss-A y NJ. Tucker Jaynss and
ntne't. Ea'infn White and Russell. UNI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05

MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Compa nv
INCORPORATED
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Bowling
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

Tho failure of tho News Leader team to
appear In their regular scheduled rnrisr
with The Times Dispatch at tho Eewnort
Alleys last night caused them to forfeit
Company and Nows Leader have anotbcr
postponed series to bowl. date for same
DeinS an yet undecided. The Reminctoue
same to BIO bovled on Tuesday AMI, a
lhese games will nnish tho sensop Of i,1I-i.
OF the Richmond Bowling Association.
shortly he called TO doviee Hay, ana noar
20 ranoaet all business pertaining 10 the
division e, OF prizes and announcement, OF
Will mark epoch in The hi,tn~v
s"h']ed bowling In Richmond. The sco-s,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Amherst Defeats Tr,nis.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
durham. y. G, April i'm q fast
ard snnppy gano, Amherst won from
Ir!uity here this afternoon by tho
score OF 10 .. Costly errors were, tile
the ball away three times with mon
on bases. Bosshamer was on In,
mound for Trinity and pitched win
ning ball allowing only sis hits and
tanning five men
Score by innings: r. II !.
Trinity .....,oOo O0loio-2 Q
Amherst ......0o e1o2ll o. 6 ;
Buttertes; Bosshamcr and McClain
and Bond: Vernon and Strahan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
.SP IDERS FIND
VISITORS EASY
Local School Trounccs Freder-
icksburg College Nine to
Tune OF II to 3.

h'chmond College had comparatively
easy time tnllns the measure o: Frcder-
lcksbure COLLEGE yesterday afternoon at
broad street PARK. the lima, score being Ia
20 $ The visitors started out in whriw.nd
tashion, scoring in the iirsi frame. but
hadn't the stamina TO stand up under the
pace set by the locals. The game. 50 far
as hiiiins gces. didn't begin until the sixth
inning, wien tho Spiders but on ,heir batting
CLOTHES, went around tho batting order a nd
plea uu eight runs bcfor. stopping After
mat II was simply question OF how large
the score would be. The bon score follows (.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Standing of the Club.
Sacra-Syrsh

boswell Va. April s-wn,.
sacrn. OF big Oak" and Miss Gilt :,
wash. OF Hewlett, were married al ~
baptist patronage. at TayIorsville ve,.
terday afternoon at O'Clock, by rev
W.. d. Bremen. After the cererorv
the wedding party drove TO big Oak :.
~herc e. supper was served 70 nearIy
loo guests. n number of whom wera
from Richmond.
ne young couple Will make their
home with tho groom'u mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
"Uaby Yiinc.r

"baby Nfnc.'
Tia. there i keen desire or the
part Of local theatreg oers TO sac the
Margaret Mayo comedy. Baby Mine
which comes 10 TIC Academy on Wed
ncsday and Thursday, April 10 and u,
with special mar!ncc Thursday. il
indicated by the uncommcnly large
advance sale OF seats. This sale, which
has been in progress since yesterday.
ia characterized 81 many blocks taken
BY prospective theatre Easter parties.
Perhaps almost every theatrcgoer OF
this city who aas visited New York
during the past gear mas seen "Baby
Nine a. Daly's Theatre. and e these
same play patrons attend the perform.
ance OF the Mayo play at the Academy
they Will bc agreebly surprised by
noting tina; il Is unusually well In
terpretcd. and Viii prove far above
every expectation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Henrica Land sols.

A deed of bargain and gale was recorded
yesterday in ths clerks office OF the Hen
rico county Circuit Court transferring MA
acres o! IIcnrico land to Rohert Kirkland
IN consideration OF the sum OF $1,000 The
properly. until yesterday owned by I,
blackburn and Anne Elizabeth Blacl,burn
is situated about two mites from Richmond
on the Bethlehem and Staples Mill Roads
The price named 80 the decd was RIO and
ethcr valuable Considerations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
BENEDICT is
WINNER OF GAME
Local School Takes Measure of
Petersburg Nine in Close,
Exciting Contest.

Bcnediotine College defeated Peters
burg High School yesterday in a fast
snappy game OF ball by the score of
to s. Good batting aud base run.
ming Won the game for Benodictine
The Petersburg boys had a good team
but fell short in getting men on the
bases.
streht, the left fielder OF Benedic
tine, was the star OF tho game, get.
tins three runs and three hits out OF
four times UP. Both teams changed
pitchers in the sixth inning. Bcne-
d'ctine mnde the change first. having
learned the Lesson from former de-
Feat IN this line. Benedictine has two
good pitchers In Overmau ANA Hicr-
holzeT, ana will, the ateadincss OF
Fletcher, the catcher. they will de-
Yeiop into stare McGraw and Par
sons PLACED good BAN for Eenedic-
sine
For Petersburs Elliott spooner
Rnd Pollard played good tan for
Petersburg
Score:
r. H. L.
Seredictine College .7
Petersburg High School. ...6 .
The Benedictine will play a return
game in Petersburg on May Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Nictnr mcrhen stnr,.

Nlctor 1frbtt7. and MS orchestra
Will open an engagement at the C:;y
Auditorium on Monday night. with a
matinee and night performance on
Tuesday, under the auspices OF w l..
Radcliffe, The singers with Herbert
are well known 10 musical people OF
Richmond. and the engagement viii
be the most notable OF the Radcliffe
season. The stars include Agnes Kim
ball. soprano soloist; John Finncgan,
tenor soloist from ST. Patricks Cathe-
dral. New York; Frank Croxton. Clara
Drew, contralto, Charles C. Washburn,
baritone; Evan Williams. and Others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
AMUSEM
DiIou-"Mcradden'r Fiato.-
Seat snIc for nu,,,,n ,,n,,

ncnt sale FOR Ituhslan Dancers
with set OF tickets printed in
great haste and Tracked" at top speed
the box office force of the Academy
81 Music is prepared for the rush
mat Is certain TO follow the opening
OF the sale Of seats this morning at
o'clock for the long-expected engage
mcnt of the Imperial Russian Dancers
Not content with the unprecedented
success achieved by the amazing volt
nine and the wonderful Mile Schmolz
on their former appearance in Rich
inoud, Mrs. Mary Pace Groncr, who
VIII prcsen; the Imperial Russian
dancers at the Academy Of 3Ius.c next
Monday, April s. has engaged several
other famous solo dancers. who are
also graduates OF the Imperial Ballet
school from which the MOST wonder
iul dancers in the world have come
10 dazzle the theatrc-socrs OF both
continents.
So many have been the request. tor
Information concerning return en-
sasement OF these artists. tina, Man
aSer Wise expects an unprecedented
dmand for seats, not only from those
Who failed TO see their pcr.orman cu
In January. but also from the many
VINO did witness their triumphant, sue
cess and who welcome another on
portunlty 10 marvel at them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Billy II. Van at n,jou.

Many ,unsful musical numbers are
introduced in "A Lucky Hoodoo," the
musical comedy which brings Billy Z.
Van and the Beaumont sisters 10 the
Bijou Theatre next week. starting with
an Easter Monday matinee. These num-
bers include ~ Na'cr Could Love An
other Girl" Golden Dreams" Just
a Little Quaker Girl" "Vocalizing."
Fairy Fingered Fanny" "On Broad
way" Navajo Rag" 90 You Props. .
'"rhc Fortune Teller" VIII You Love
Mc?" Scotland ON Parade" The I'm
Fun Man" and BE Good"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Colts vs.. Montreal

stew Griffin. colts and ibc Non
treat tenn, at the international
I"nEnr. viii play ;:nnc Of bnIl
fo-dns AT Hrunl street i'ark. The
Snmc VIII begin al & o'rlocI>. npJ
fred "rsicrveit viii umpire. with
couipnratiyci, II days rest, the Colts
feel TINT they VIII he Dblc to Styr
good Hccunnt of themselves. The
lln"-up will he prartIcuiiy the same
a. tan' which faced the Uostun Nu-
ii"nhi" In thc game last Ncdnrs-
DAY. strain will work part Of the
.nnir, whii" the other Fingers Vim
he selected from those with the
irn>t SIRE. arms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05

Greensboro. y. c.. April 4.--The sec
ond team OF the New York Nationals,
IN charge OF Arthur Devlln. defeated
the local club of the Carolina Asso
ciation. IL TO II, to-day. Bue's home
run was It feature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
BASEBALL RESULTS

Washington. April Although brill
liant pitching the Washington Amcrf-
cans defeated the Boston Nationals
hnndily here to-day. 5 to /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05

Al Norfolk: New York Americans, :
Norfolk IVA. League, y.