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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
TIE HOWELL GROCERY C0MPANY " in St. store Phone o7f.
 Lake side Store Ph0ne 1927.

FOR RENT TWO LARfsN FRONT
 rooms. modern cznYsniences. P0oro
 fs35. 8f2 ". 9th. 2 15 Ct
 -zNoth;ng Can compare with Sucks White Enamel oven Gas Ranss t can't rust Sold by Reap & Craw ord Furn. Go. T
 LOST OR SPRAYED Small bay eo}ored Cow, write face. will answer fe, name Emma" Suitable reward will be pad for information or re- turn of animal Q Rector Charles L W. Reese. No. S62 west seeond avenue.
 FOR $iIE- National fash Regis fer, Second Hand, for sale cheap. D. care Graphic.
 Tn orJer to make room for other goods, VI must clear eur warehouse, 50 you ean buy Gas Heater at first cost if you will call at once.-Glage- land Ma hews Hardware Co.
 Mrs Frank Tomliul oH has been appointed 10 set as toastmistoss at Enc banquet which will be given by tte ltcal members for the delegates and visitors 10 the F. A R. convention which VII be held aere next week Mrs. Torlnson will also HHign tz speakers.
 Ms. E. A. Irving, the noted seam E ress. is now conducting a frs class drcsmakine department in con II ct9u with Caver's Dry Cleaning am Dye Works. Fringe anl faces dyef 10 match, pressing threwn ln. Saw money by getting her figures.
 % In
 At public sale yesterday Mia. Emma While baught In M [. Brad ford Fl p5rty, one lot and sev q small dwellings. located al I1iffh eYa nue md Cedar street. for sl.5o0 Tn sale was made to satisfy mortsag of $i.10o with inlers sis and cos'' amounting to yer $5.ooa. The sal was made lg Harry r Wooldfile commissioner
 -fnfayefto 1olgo NJ. to1 K. z P, will give their second annual hal Monday. March 18th. Tho greates altracfian of tbe evening will he tw, gold medals given tc the host Lady an. eenl man walt7ers T*e medals vii ba on display af the A q Kahn low elry Co=, Admission $to0; ladies free } II In -1. W. Blasmeae and Miss Ahot Monk were married bv Magistrate " D. Vance al his nome Tuesday even ina uuth live in Pine Bluff Blasin gale is employed al the C}tton Bel shops He wzs afanted a decree 0 divorce ftem his former wife on nlea of deseriion lasi Tuesday b Judge ] NJ Elliott They will mak tbeir home in his city.
 -C x Hames has closed a det X with th Adams peintine Gompan | through which he sold that firm tW ' fine Remington pianos, which will ! given away at the end of the cor test nov being conductei by U Graphic The Remington pianos we selected hy the Adams Printing Con ! pany because of their deep, rich ton easy action and durability The wi nprs of these instruments will recei a five year guarantee from tho Bam \ Music House.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
BANKER MORSE
 SAILS AWAY

New York, Feb H. Ghailes w Morse, and Mrs Morse, soiled for the Mpditerrean today Tie fermer bank CT convict was feeling we'll. Morse remained in seelusion until tho steamer had allied He refused 10 talk 10 reporters
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
SALES.

Beginning Monday. Febr tary 195h, every Morday and Tuesday we will aeiI some article in t6e grocery 1ne af d gre fly redaeed price.
 Watca this .paee-it means money
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Sey en passenger automobile. Can be seen at Hearn garage. Apply to ;. VI. Twine, 21S 1-2 State street. Phone office, 1293; residence, 1272. 26 Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
EXPERT PIANO TUNING.

The kind that gives satisfaction Regulating, voicing and refelting by Prof. Reed, 25 years experience. Tele- phone number 1, Thompson's hard ware store. 2 8 6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15

An old roof can be made new by using our Tiger 2-ply roofing-and it's low in Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co., If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15

". K. Baker is critically ilI at his .,,1-N Nn lI5 tNast Sfxth aVnnna.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-15
BLAMED A GOOD WORKER.

q blamed my heart for severe dis tress in my left side for two years" writes w. Evans. Danville, Va, but I know now 1t was indigestion, ds acts directly on the blod and mucous cured me-" Best for stomach, liver and kidney troubles. constipation, headache or debility. 25c. at all druggists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Grahame-White
Off F or America

CHICAGO. August 21-A cable
gram yesterday from Hendon, Eng
land, announces that Claude Or
hame. " hte, tile English aviator. who
Won the Gordon Bennett world )
cha FtieteR SHIP. face III Rel4R4Ht Park
New York, ia 1910, viii sail within
a few days To take part in the Cor
dom Bennett race here September sta.
and IA the International aviation meet
directly afterward
Three Deperdussian racers, holders
Of the present worlds records for
speed and to be operated by jules
Vedrines and Maurice Provost, Of
France, Ia the race, are in transit
from New York to Chicago. With
the American defender. this brings as
surance that there will be at least
SIX entrants In the hig race. Edmund
Audemars for Switzerland, has an
nounced he would sail shortly.
Trial Of the American $50 horse
power defender viii be held the com
ing week here under direction If w,
Startling Burgess. the designer: Nor
man Prince. head Of the defender
syndicate, and DeLloyd Thompson the
American defender pilot. Alterations
for strength and speed delayed trtai
of the craft, which is expected to de-
velop speed or 125 miles an hour
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
F rench Aviators
Sail For America

PA RAS. August 25.---Juies Nedrines.
Maurice Provost and Andre Frey.
who will represent France in the race
Tor the Gordon BENNETT cup, left yes
terday for Chicago on board the
Lorraine. OF the French Iine. from
Havre,
Il feel certain the cup viii be
brought To France" said Nedrines TO
New York Herald correspondent.
just before his train left, Il believe
either Provost or ! shall win. our
Ieperdussin monuplanes are wonder
full machines, and with their li0-
horsepower engines we expect to at
tain a speed Of lis Kilometres an
hour on the closed circuit. We can
travel at rate OF 220 knometers an
hour in a straight line.
I'VE are unacquainted with the cir
cult In which we shall haze to NY,
lat from what we have heard We be-
lieVe IL is very dangerous. Slow ma
chimes should have the advantage in
alighting. for the field is said TO be
small
Speedy machines may have dim
Guilty In landing. | fear In case Of
an accident causing ain aviator 10
descend Unexpectedly, loss of life may
occur among spectators. If the aviator
himself Ia not a victim"
Prevost's left eye Is bandage for
he continues to feel the effects Of an
injury received when he suffered an
accident at Rheims recently. As the
train started he shouted. II think
Jules referring to Nedrines) viii be
the winner, and ] hope TO get second
place"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Picking Them Out
of the Box Scores

Beats all how that St Louis team
has ii in for those Washington fell
lows. Opinion once was that II was
all due to jim McAleer, who wa
manager Of the Browns before he
went to Washington. Jim is the boss
Of the Red Spx now. but his late PIT
pills continue 10 throw the hooks into
each other
Washington has new pitcher
named Schegg. Don't know why, but
1t certainly seems to suggest ancient
hen fruit.
Fifteen Maps tried 10 win the first
game in New York yesterday and
never came near IL.
sock!ess Jackson went to the bat
three times and never hit the ball
once. Larry Lajoie got a couple. Bir-
mingham took the place Of the sock
less one Ia the second spasm.
Davis, WoEertons college pitcher.
won real game IN big league com
pany, holding the Maps to eight hits,
Sherwood MAgee only got three hits
yesterdag but one was a triple and
tive were home runs They have
Magee on the ST. Louis team. but
his name ISN'T Sherwood. lie got
three hits in tho game with the phu-
lies. but they were not the hard
smashes that Sherwood turned loose.
Heinie Zimmerman got a couple of
clouts in yesterday. while the cubs
were trimming the Dodgers.
Hank oDay's MEN are getting hunk
for the defeats in the early part :
the season. How the Giants q Id love
to meet those little red-Iegged fol
lows after being clawed by the Cubs.
Larry Gardner, OF the Red soN.
made two errors yesterday and Hoop
err, one Of the star outhelders, ALSO
messed up a couple. IL Iris Speaker
had not been on deck with a Triple
and home run the White Sox would
have won. Big Ed Walsh went 10
the rescue of Cicotte in the seventh
The itai AN was wild. walking six
Schalk and Carrigan, the Catcners, get
three hits each and Schalk Clipped
In an error.
Baker didn't get hit yesterday Ty
Cobb got two.
Max Carey, OF the Pirates, sla mined
Dickson ana Tyler for four singles
Is as many times up,
Big chief Wilson had his little bat
working in the game with the Braves
F>romme. Of the Reds. mad the
Giants all TO the rromsge and timber
ger al that.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Today In Baseball
August oath.


1SS9--Two smuggling matches in Ma
tional league, Pittsburg whip
ping indianapolis i4-7 and New
York trouncing Washington
I6-3
1s93--Washington ana St Louis
played off a tie game, Wash
ington winning after Ia innings.
The tie game lasted II innings.
so that 26 innings were re
quired to settle the argument
lSsg--Jesse Burkett. St Louis. made
two home runs and a triple iit
game against Washington.
ON the previous day, In a
double header with the Sena
tors. he had poled seven hits,
including three three baggers.
19o0-Elmer Flick, Phillies, made two
home runs and a single in Ii
game against Brooklyn.
I 902--Wid Conroy. Pittsburg hit for
the circuit with the bases filed
in game against Chicago. Jack
Taylor pitching.
lg04-A'incinnati spanked Boston t.
6. making Is hits for {, total OF
- bases off Fisher, McNiehols
and Delehanty.
Dolly Gray, Washington,
held Chicago To one hit. but
host his game 6-5. issuing ii
passes. of which seven came in
succession in the second Inning.
Curry, ST Louis Brown, gave o
bases on balls to the New \ ork
fIighlanders IN eight innings.
He Is soldier boy and could
not get over the parade habit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
I rotting Derby
Won by Cheeny

BOSTON, MASS. August Ito
the little Texas mare Cheeny went the
gouor Of winning the third renewal OF
the American trotting derby at the
Readville track this afternoon. 1t was
not for a purse such as was won by
Allen Winter or, Baron Aloyone, the
event being worth $4,000 this season.
and this was split up in such a man-
ner that the gross amount going to
the mare from the Southwest Is but
$500.
The race was divided into a series
of six dashes. the first I'VE being pre-
limnaries IN which the money win
ners qualified for the final. classes ha-
ing provided for the free -for-all q; 06,
2:os. a:1o and 2:l5 horse. each division
racing for q purse Of $1,000. with
three money winners. the conditions
OF these preliminaries calling for a
single dash of one mile: that OF the
nnai for q dash of one and onc-half
miles for the heaviest handicapped
horse the others being placed at In
tervals in front Of the scratch as the
handicappers believed their ability en-
titled them.
III the free-for-all division of the
derby Billy Burk was the only one
to start.
Thirteen horses went to the post foe
the nnaI Billy Burke being the heayi-
est handicapped. or scratch horse,
starting at the half mile pole. others
heing ranged in front OF him at in
teryaIs OF so. i20. 1850. $40, ESQ and
40 feet. CHEEKY, with a handicap of
$40 feet. won.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Baseball---Motoring---General Sporting News.
Theatrical Notes

Dick Thompson carries a splendid
drop" showing castle on one Of
the lakes Of Killarney. Ed Lyons says
ii Is Blaruey castle and he ought TO
know. Blaruey and Edward have long
been aquent. Incidentally the little
folk are haunting the Colonial IN
numbers this week. Maud Nugent Is
great fayorite with them
Speaking of scenery, that used 'r
THE Goose Girl is more than
passing fair. II is extremely cawssy.
as they say in Eighth street But
the scenery used in staging THE
Goose Girl" is nothing to the scenery
worn b. the American consul in the.
play. John Drew is shabby dresser
compared to that young man and
Fager~ham and Hackett had best look
to their matinee laurels. If they have
laid Them aside. they had better take
them out and dust them, Just 20
make sure they are safe
The Count of LuNembuure.' by
Franz Iehar composer % the 'Frhe
Merry Widow'' and Gypsy love" had
its drst American production in Bos-
ton Monday night It X version
of Don Caesar dc Bazan with a
Paris setting during carnival time.
whenever that may he
My Pest Girl by Charming Pol
lock, Rennold Wolf. Clifton Crawl pro
and Augustus Barratt Is being tried
out In Cleveland II can be- played
without note Of music. one reFiewet
declares Music. probably. can he
played without 2 btt IT the comedy
being missed
The Whip" a Drury Lane nrlu-
drama. is to be pl~yct on this side
Of the water soon and the scenery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Caueht Tran.ferrine Money.

Bernard Norvell and Chester Beck
ner who have had many previous un-
pleasant experiences with the police.
were sent to jail for four months each
by Justice Crutchfield on u charge OF
stealing So from G, Trainum The
two men were arrested by Policeman
Duffy. II Ia said that Uranium had
just maze purchase in a saloon when
he was ieStled by the two men. He
knocked one down. and the latter
threw the money to the, other. the
money afterwards being found In hts
possession.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Ashland Rifle
Club to Shoot

Special to the Richmond Eirgiu.au.1
ASHLAND, VA, August 27.-The
Ashland o. Rife club is preparing
to hold & shoot the latter part Of
Septemher The club has not been
yerv active this season. shooting ir~
regularly and with varying attend
ance
] II. Wilat j. H. Stribiing and N.
y. Hart who we're amongst the last
years stars, will be or hand and ex-
pect 10 show =. W Crew. ". X
Saunders and Oscar Mallory. the
present leaders. thar they can come
back ="
John c Easiey and W H. Gregory
probably the topnotchers in 20 caliber
rifedom. have been invited To shoot
with the Ashland Rife club and a
battle royal between these miniature
rife shots will be fought
The shoot mill be an uber oEe 20
which ali riflemen are invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28

NEW YORK. August 27.-Anne
Held Zeigfeld, wife OF Florenz Zeig
field, the theatrical producer. testified
before Edward G. Whitaker. as refc-
rec, that she and Zeigfreld simply
agreed to live together as husband
and wife There was no formal mar
riage ceremony.
Miss Held came to New York in
1895 and lodged at the Hotel Neither
land, On March 2s, 1896, in the pres
ence of friends. she and Zeigfeld Just
agreed" TO be husband and Wife No
children were born of this marriage
MIR. Whitaker who has recon-
mended that "a decree of divorce be
granted Mrs. Xeigfeld. found that rh2
agreement 10 be husband and wife
constituted legal marriage HIS re-
port was submitted To Justice Amend
for confirmation The court has de-
iayed signing the decree OF divorce,
because the parties to the action ne
elected to sign their testimony.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Democratic Club Organized.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian)
WEST POINT. VA, August n. -
DR.. II. b. Bagby, Clyde Gouldman and
II. NJ. Woodward called a meeting OF
Democrats here last night and a VIII
SON. Marshall Montague club waA
formed with great enthusiasm. The
object Of the club will be to ra sc
campaign funds for candidates. Mon
tague, Tucker, Byrd and others will
speak here from time to time. ON
cefs elected last night are J, l.. Bland.
president: DR.. L. s. F'olkes, vice pres
ident. VIM. n. Belle, treasurer, and
W. clyde Gouldman. secretary. The
meeting was called together by H. III
Woodward. young law student ~
and Lee university.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Labor Sunday Sermon.

Street Methodist church. the pastor
Rev. Frank l.. Wells, will preach
sermon especially appropriate to La
hor Day. His theme viii be Gods
Pian-~One Days Rest in Seven For
All workers"
The federal council of the churches
of Christ In America has designated
the first Sunday in September Labor
Sunday The American Federation of
Labor by resolution. strongly recon-
mends that organized labor through
out the country cooperate with the
ministers In the observance OF this
day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28

BOSTON. August a7.--Atter piav-
ing twelve nerve racking innings to
tie. 20 s. the game between the
White Sox and Red Sox was called
by Umpire o'Loughlin on account of
darkness. All that can be said aboui
the contest Is that II was fun If errors
and heavy batting. and quarrelling,
Two games will be played tomorrow.
the first game starting al 1:46 r. NJ
The score
Score by innings. r. II T.
Chicago & q II 3@6 o o q q o 0s fs s
Red SoN 0 o / = 6ea o o 0 0---s II
Batteries: Bedien;, Hall and car
rigan; Cicotte, Walsh and Schalk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28

FTFTS 30 KI, August IL.
Wilson broke 40 the game tOASs
fourth inning. when, with tho
filled, he cracked out his thirtN-f
triple OF the season Camnitx r.
very unsteady, and the visitors
three runs in the first on two
and two walks. with a batt0E
In the fourth they crossed thu
again, when the first two
walked and The third was hit vi
pitched bail, tlliing the baaoe
out scored the only run OF n
ming Pittsburg hit Dickson
and in the nth inning seven hlt1
made. When Wilson tripled
was sent on the rubber, but -
also hit hard Scnra. asaS8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
National Shoot
Won by Yankee

SEA GRIT. y. j., August 21--The
presidents match, carrying the milf
tary rifle championship Of the United
States. was Won today by Sergeant
Cedric Long, of Massachusetts,, who
scored 235. The First District Of CO.
lumbia captured the regimenta! cham
pionship Of the United states, by
scoring 254. and Lieutenant j. f. Par
ker, OF Massachusetts. took the 1000
yard Remington L. NJ 4. match
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
P etersburg cam
Defeats Norfolk

NORFOLK, VA, August 26.--Al-
though Petersburg only made e3gai
hits of Pitcher McClary. tie Cham
pions were able Ia score seven runs
in the game with Norfolk here to-
day. Spencer. who has rejoined the
team. and now tops the batting list,
got two hits. simmons is out Of the
game and Harrison played the seeond
bag today, The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
- y 2
Portsmouth.

NafliINaIA INU- nas@ NIls MAUI,
GarYin. Pressly. Newton. kneayee.
Tnree-base hitS--Castro. GarVln. Sac
rifics hits--Helland. Hudgi0e. Tit
man. Wolfe. stolen bases--tireen.
Graham. Double play--H udgius 10
Garvin. struck oet-~t'y tiFeeH
by Ehrd. : BY Nerbout 9. Bases
on balls--On Green, / off EHrd, 0
OF Nerbout Passed bail Vance.
Innings pitched-By Green. s: by
Ehrd. 4 Hits made-Off Green. 8;
on Ehrd. 4. Left on bases Roa noke.
:. Portsmouth, 9. Umpire McNa-
mara Time--206
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28

Eleven white bone artists were
caught yesterday morning on chel-
sea Hin by Constable Douglas Temple
and lodged in the Henrico county Jail
The arrests came as an aftermath of
number of complaints from the
residents of the hill about the boys
around the street col
ners and participating In their game
of craps.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28

PHILADELPHIA. August 2T1-Mc~
innes triple in the first. with the
bases full, caused the defeat of De
troit today, to 2 Mclnnes fol-
lowed the others 70 the plate on
Crawfords wild return to the intield
crabb made his debut with the Attn
letics. and pitched an excellent game
He received great support Score:
Afhl~tina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
GIANTS SHUT 0|G||
FOR SECOND i
FKoMnE HOLDS IEADEN4 1D3
aIr WHILE MATHEws0N
FOUND ron EIGHT. 81
CT BS BLANK DODGE
PR AIH.s DEFEAT BOSTON DmMS
tNu pHEBLIEs WIN El0
tARpi>ALs ~ NATION ~ 8
III tt.lE. M


i'fttsburg. O. Boston. 4.
Cincinnati, New York. 0
Chicago, .; Brooklyn, 0.
Philadelphia. :; st. Louis, ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28

end to 4. Lelivelt, the Interna-
tional Lacquer. made his debut in
center field for the Yanks. with a
homer In the first inning Of the sec
ond game.
FIRST Game.
Score by innings: r.. III. f.
Cleveland ~ 0 D 0 2 0 0 0 IA 0
Yankees % 0 80 o o IS 10
Batteries: Baskette and Adams.
kaier and Cariseh Mcconnell and
Sweeney,
See0nd Gam.
score by innings: r. H. +.
Cleveland i. o 0 D o 0oll - 8 o
Yankees ....20 o o 3 o 0 / s---e II o
Batteries. steen. Mitchell. Bland
ing and OMEN, Davis and Sweeney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
ST. LOUIS LACES
WASHINGTON TEAM
CAsHI9N AND sCHEGG ARE HIT
HARD BY TAIL END BAT
WEILDERs.
YANKEES WIN TWO
MAPS VICTIMS IN DOUBLE BILL;
ATHLETICS WIN AND RED AND
WHITE sox BATTLE To
A DRAW.
YANKEES WIN TWO
American League Games.

New York, s; Cleveland, Cirst
game).
New York, E, Cleveland, (seeond
game).
St Louis, o; Washington, &
Philadelphia, 4 Detroit. :,
Boston, s; Chicago, s tcalled end
of twelfth inning. darkness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Cubs Shut Que D.,llI

CHICAGO. August IT,
took the second and last 60
series with brooklyn t0dn
Cheney's vapor fipat Was
he wished 1t, and the ~
blanked with six hits. T6f
Were made on YinglinG
rounds. In the second I
a home run, and = 49,
Of singles created an0ihG1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28

NUflIOAfN I VIZ THs SO VIIs Ia IRI
!in. Anthony, Sacrifice hits-Kircher,
Morrison. 3. Anthony, Crelger Stol-
zen bases Spencer. Howedell. Dodge,
Walters. Double plays-Howedeli TO
Barnett Struck out-By Creiger. 2:
by McCrary. 8. Base on balls-By
Creiger, 3 by McCrary 8. Hit by
pitcher - Morrison. s1eft on bases
Petersburg. II; Norfolk, (. Umpire
Cowan Time. 49, Attendance j..
00e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Morgan L. BaiIei.

Fhe preliminary hearing Of Charles
A. Morgan. nineteen years old, charged
with serious offense against young
woman, WAS continued IN Police court
yesterday morning To September 4th.
He was baiied in the sum of 81 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
81 Golfers Enter
For Open Title

NEW YORK, August -. ~ Eighty
one golfers haze eute ret for thu West
ern Golf association open cha mpiou
ship, which Is to be decided Wed
nesday and Thursday OF this week on
the links Of the idleuild Country club
Flossmeor. Ill., OF these sixty seven
are professionals and fourteen anna
tours The feld not only Is large. bu1
IL includes ajority of the leading
professionals OF the entire countrt.
Tom Mcnamara, the Boston profess
sional who won the Metropolitan opea
championship. left Boston Saturday
for the West lie Is the only repre-
resentatiye from this district, NJ j.
Bardy having decided not to go.
In the field will be J. ]. Mcnermott
the national open champion; Alex
Smith and Fred Mcleod, former ma
tional open champions; Robert Simp-
son and Macdonald Smith. two who
tied with Alex Smith for the national
open title three years ago. and Gil
bert Nichols, who has been knock
Ing al the door for that title the last
ten years. These are only few OF
the many good ones who will compete
Most prominent OF the amateurs en-
tered are w. g. Fownes, Jr, who 8
In the West preliminary To the ma
tionaa amateur championship ncSt
week; f.. +. Giles. q, A Grmiston,
Howard b. Lee and John u. Cady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28
Castro S Corsairs
Defeat Roanoke

ROANOKE, VA, August 26.--Cas-
tros Corsalrs won In the tenth In
ming here today, Nerbout holding the
Tigers safe after the Pirates had put
the winning run across. The SCORE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-28

Newark. 10, Montreal, 4,
Jersey City, Z; Rochester. s, first
(f3 innings.
Baltimore 8; Toronto, s: frat
Providence. Ie; Buffalo. 4: arst