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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
CLASSY LIST OF
|. ENTRIES FOR MEET
especial 10 The Times.

Wancnton. Va April ic.The closing
event in the hunting season for ioIi.i2, the
annual Point poin, races, Will take place
on Friday on the regular course at clifton
Farm. near Warrcnton This course. which
Is second to none In the state, Is in excel
lent condition The entry lis, is larger by
several entries than any OF previous years
and large crowd is expected.
Owing 20 the success or the races and
horse show held on Monday At the Wilbur
Farm n number of visitors and exhibitors
hive remained in Wa-rcnton for the Point =
to-Foint races. ana with favorable weather
conditions these rnces will be largely at
tended. The entry list contains a number OF
prominent horses and riders from all over
the state and elsewhere. which insure n
,plcndid afternoon of racing. Such riders
as T. l.. Evans Chiffon Glasscock Louis
Lehh and II. c. Daniel Will participate.
The first race is known as the mniden hun
ter stcepiechasc. and Is for hunters owned
and ridden hy members Of n recognized hum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
ALL NINE INNINGS
NEEDED FOR VICTORY
Buffalo Won in Last Frame After Game Had
Been lied No Less Than Five Times---C, ates
Stars on bases and at Bat

ing errorless ball-made q poor throw
| TO haley on Williamss easy chance,
allowing Beck to scoro. His second
error came in the next inning and
gave Truesdale q life whom he should
have been an easy out But these
things can be forgiven and forgotten
In View of the remarkable fielding
game the boy put UP in tho face OF
miserable ninging in the carly stages.
lie had III all ten chances, and ao-
cepted eight OF them without
flivyer.
1t was free hitting contest each
cluh making thirteen hits. The
brcakos were all with Buffalo. and
so the visitors won. MATHS and Flour
noy starred in the outer gardens,
while young Coates covered himself
With glory OH the bases and at the
bat. He scored three times and made
four hits out of five tries, twice for
extr,. bases.
The same clubs play to-day. Smith.
the star catcher bought from Peters
burg by Buffalo. will probably catch,
as McAllister received a nasty hit on
the thumb trying TO lay one down.
Smitty, as he was called in this
league. brought his owners $1,000, and
is good as they make them. The
pitcher had not been decided upon
last night. For Richmond the
changes will be that Gable will try
at short while Willie Baker is rest
ing, and Mcmahon and Davie will do
the ninging. The score follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

about the game since then, IL is re-
GREETED that the teams will not meet.
the manager OF the college team
said that probably he would not be
able to give MsCiuire's Il game this
season. as next week three games were
already scheduled. and as the follow
ing week the championship games
start, which would take about ali OF
the teams time.
Mceiuires has not meet Richmond
College since 1910. when MsGuires was
victor GUS Last year a game was
scheduled. but this was postponed ana
nnhlly cancelled, and everything In
dicatcs that the same thing will han.
pen this year.
JNo. r. FREEMAN.
Manager McGuire's r. B. Team
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Chalmers
MOTOR CARS
{, ordon Motor COMPANY
INCORPORATED
INCORPORATED
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

that have mover won u steoplschnrc /, nr,
vato sweepstakes Ia offered the wInnrr
The Warrenton Hunt club steeulecha.,
FOR hunters owned by members OF the war,
renton and Casanova hunts, is the second
race. '' 'h ems
The third race which oncr. c,,, ma ~,
additional purse. Is the .,ceplechn.c TO-
Iuaiiheh hunters four years old and nm.
ward. duly registered under the rules NJ IN,
: M hunt nnd Steeplcchnse Association
nls course VIII be about thrae milo,
me closing race Is the Farmers. S,c,n,,-
ch"se Tor farmers, or their sons over ;Sbos,
land the warrcnton fox ana drnr bn,,rL
nave hunted during the season OF iali.Is
cup is offered for the winner OF mi, nycr,
Lila "m" inc course Is about two miles over
icnccs not exceeding four rect
ms -ruce committee Ia composed ~ Mc,s,.
,,,.i IT, s'',i,h; Julian G. Kei,h i. S. Gaines
michard Wailnch and ". = Wilbur 4, !,
W. Barker VIII D, j'ides While tfc Ia
ntas WIZ he MccsF6. J. W. 0rnvs., or ,,tch.
mona; j. y. Deveroux. OF PhIindrIpb,,
w. sia!i, OF WnshInston. II. W. Danieii viii
nc starter. and i. II. Satteriee viii no., 49,
,lcIH % ~" coursc. Euti the horse qt,n,.
IN late August ;his event viii be In, IN,
tFcht OF sporting interest around Warn,
ton The races VIII begin At ESQ p N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
By GUS oIALDE1tT.
'uffaloed, by gum,
4 the Scorp was 6 to I.

Aud the score was to 7.
For just few minutes 1t looked
as IL the Bisons and Colts wonl1 en-
SaSe in the first extra inning melee -
the season. Not up to the prescott
tii.ic have the recruits gathered by
Steve Griffin showed quite az much
hight as they did yesterday aguins: the
ne-r- major lcaguers. Though t.ItIo
SLOW a times, the game was interest
ms. and the handful of spectators ,ut
10 watch the aiIalr were reused to
TIC extent thnt some real roofing was
INDUCED in.
Manager Crit changed the order OF
th'rGs' allowing tho visitors to ;nkc
Tue held and the Colts started the
banging from. the first tap o. the
gcpE. 1t was Manager Grit who mace
the score In the. opening box possipi :
by lifting n neat double to right s.,l
Ism and scored on Mattis's duplicate
From that time on 1t was nip for tuck.
the game being Sied I'm not less tuan
hpa timee. First. Richmond wcull
take the lead, and then the Bisoas
would come back and make honors
easy.
In the ninth, with the score stan l.
ing TO against them. the COTS
raiiiec strong and pushed ucr,ns i,
count which made the score an
Iha was whenl tie fans expected 10
Ees an extra run for their money. The
hope was offered only to die aro:u.
ing Tor IN the closing half of The las;
IRENE. after McAliister had died way
ous I'm deep centre. Williams fcnrd
h's second triple and scored 4 SEC
ou1 later when King Brocket .,,.,ll. Il
q grooVer to left centre which would
nave been for three sacks Mt least
bnt that the game was over whcl NIL
ilamS crossed, and the game was lost
p' INC narrow margin OF one run
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
TRACK MEET WILL
Be HELD SATURDAY
1t Promises to Surpass All Other
Such Events at Uni
versity.
ENTRIES VERY CLASSY
MANY Schools and Individual
Stars VIII Compete for
j Honors.
ENTRIES VERY CLASSY
Especial to The Timcs.ptspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Charlottesville, Va, April 1o-The
Southern interscholastic track and field
meet held each year by the University
Of Virginia for the many prcaratory
schools In the South, takes lace sat
urday afternoon oil Lambeth Field
and promises to surpass anything
along this line hello in years: Not
only are there a large number Of
schools represented, but the material
Is made up OF tho best that has repre-
scented these Institutions for some time.
individually and collectively tho entries
for this meet are far above the ordi-
nary, and tho events will probably DO
the most hotly contested and stub
hornly fought ever held OH lambeth
Field.
The number OF schools entered is
larger than N years, and 1t Is conn-
IDENTIFY predicted by many that the
meet of 1912 will prove to be the ban
ner of them all. Among the entries
are Tome School, Central High School
and Technical High School. OF Wash
ington: Manassas High School, Epls-
copai High School, Woodbury. Forest
School. stanton Military Academy.
fredericksburg High school. Maury
High School, OF Norfolk; Norfolk
Academy. Emerson School, of Wash
Front Royal; Friends School, OF Wash
ington. and Fork Union Academy
Tome School probably will head the
list IN point of the number of mon
entered. The Maryland school won
the meet last year, and is anxious to
repeat the performance. Staunton
Military Academy and Randolph Macon
Academy will also have large delega-
tions. Central High School. of WASH
" 6ns ril
send good men. Altogether los men
are entered in the different events.
and the list is not yet complete.
Among the individual stars who will
compete are Curtis and smith, y
Tome. tn former a pole vaultcr. who
has done in the ncighborhood of
twelve feet. Smith is a dash and
notchcr In his class. He will enter
the university In the fall, and Will
prove a valuable acquisition TO tho
Virginia squad next spring. Crowley,
Of the Episcopal High School, is cX-
pected TO get new mark for tho
interscolastic hurdle record. Like
Smith he expects to enter college hero
next fall. Westervelt, of Woodberry
Forest, Is another promising athlete,
and is expected to win the pole vault
in handy fashion.
This meet is given by the University
of Virginia. and has proven great
stride in the furthcrancc OF track
work in the South, the purpose for
which II was originally inauguratcd
and has proven of great value TO the
university In that many OF the stars
enter college here after 1nlshinG their
work nj their prep school. Some of
he very best athletes that have ever
represented tho Orange and Blue have
been garnercd from the ranks Of the
various prep schools competing in this
meet, and this year promises to prove
no exception to the rule.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Sunny Skies and Fair
Diamonds Promised

New York, April 1O.-Fhc big
icnGuc baseball season opens for
muiiy tomorrow. Sunny skies nnd
fair diamonds are proIniscu In the
cities where the first bls League
gaines nrc scheduled to be played.
~ Pkiindciphin the Worlds Cham
pionS open the American Lcngue
season with Washington. ChIcngo
and st. Louis will meet In the for.
mcr city. At New York the High
lhnders Will play the Boston Amer.
icHns, and the Giants will cross the
river To meet the HrOol>iyn Nation
ais on the lnttcr's home grounds.
AZ Cincinnati the home nine VIII
meet the Chicago Nationals; Mt Hos
Ton Philadelphia will he the con-
tehhcr' nnd st. l.uuis will plny
ii''Sp"rSh on the formers home
diamond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Carolina Loses Gan,c

Special to The Timas- Dispatch
chapel Hill, y. C., April i0.-Cnro
lima was defeated by Davidson this
afternoon TO Q. The Presbyterian
got start in the very first Inning
getting three runs OF Woods. who
was replaced by Lee. Captain Loo re.
tired the side with ease and was then
taken out of the game to save him FOR
Vie Virginia series. I.anier pitched
tho remaining eight innings
Score by innings: r. III +,
Davidson lob :-.G /
Carolina .......O OOoOOoO2-a ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Baseball.

st Joseph, Mo. AprH io.-The Pl,;shure
Mationa! I.eaSuc club defeated tho ioca.
Western I-ragu" team today u to TO-
Horncr Military Academy. J.
AZ Asheviile " Ct-Rutheriord College
a. ~, panvi!le-ba nviilc virginia League
10; Greensboro (Carolinn Association &
~ Athens. Ga.-Untversity of Cicorrln. ?
UnircrFity oi Michigan, ..
A. Chapel nm. y. c. Davidson College. s.
university Of North Carolina. .
Charleston College, :.
~ Gtecnviile C-Furman UNIVERSITY :
ErSkinc Due West; s -
. A. Aanapoii.- Navy, Is: Fordham coiieg,
At West Point-rafayc,te. .; army. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
COLLEGE TAKES
GAME FROM V. y. l.

Biacksburg, Va, April l0.--Roanokc
College defeated V. =. I. this afternoon
by score of to :. The game was a
pitchers battle between Perry and
liodgson, with honors about even.
careless work on the bases by Jones.
conpled with errors. lost the game for
V. T. l. y sensational catch by stew
art OF Il limo drive over short md the
catching and batting OF +. Legge were
features of the game for V. =. |.
Batteries: V. =. I.-TIodgson and T.
II. Legge; Roanoke College Perry and
Erman. llits--off Hodgson 1: off
Perry, . Errors-V. I. l., I. Roanoke
College. 5.