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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-07-19
CHAPTER xxxIv.-(contInued.)

CHAPTER XKxIV.-(contlnued.)
He confessed he was In the pay
like these chaps we're after now--of
a highly respectable Chinese merchant
and head of one Of the tongs-one of
the richest men in Rangoon. who. IT
seems, was also after that ruby. /
can't imagine what he wanted Of 1t,
but that'll come out. probably; the
mans rich enough to buy dozens OF
stones as fine. However F. /
gather he'd laid his plan far ahead.
The coolies intimated you'd been
watched all the way from Bombay. At
all events, the brutes were ready
when you arrived; Sypher was a
doomed man from the moment you
handed over the Pool of Flame. They
surrounded his house this night, com
ing up from the river, just as soon as
It was dark enough to conceal their
actions. Then they found a third ele-
ment In the business-your friend Des
Trebes, all unsuspicious of them, Turk
ing on the veranda and watching Sy-
pher through the window. So they
waited to see what he was up to- And
pretty soon they found out Sypher
came downstairs. went to the safe and
opened It; | presume he had the stone
In his hand. ready to put away. While
he was standing there the Frenchman
slipped up behind and stabbed
him, annexing the stone and leaV
ing the way he got in. The In
slant he stepped of the veranda the
Chinese got him; but he managed to
scream before they could silence him
and drew the attention of the house
hold, Miss Pynsent, your wife and the
servants. So to cover things up they
had to gather them all in. The serv'
ants were killed-there were three Of
them-and the women
Neither man spoke for a time. Then
Couch resumed.
This coolie was an outsider
servant of the merchant's-not one
OF the Junk gang; SO he stayed ashore
and thought 1t would be a fine young
scheme to return and do a little loot
ing on his own I've telephon
cd the head ONCE to arrest thai
cursed merchsnt and conhscate his
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-07-19

First Omaha Man lin surprised
Whatl Back alreadyH Why. l
thought you were going to see Europet
Second Omaha Man (cheerfully)-
So did l, but 1t seems that New Yorh
saw me first.-Puck
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There is almost as much difference
between tweedledum and tweedledee
as there is between e shop girl and q
saleGladY.
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with a bare hand and had the salts
faction of finding a goal for his blow
of landing heavily on bare flesh and
of hearing the duh sound of a fall
upon the deck
spontaneously lights we're flashing
out for ana aft. revolver spat ven
omously beside him. Somewhere a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
DOCTOR AYERS FROM
HILLSVILLE A STAR
Youngster, Now Student at Medical College of
Virginia, Holds Boston Braves w ell in Hand
for Nine Innings, though Colts
Lose, to g.

nasty duy, with tho tbermom eter down
toward the freezing point and the
wind playing a merry tune in the tree
tops.
Everybody was shivering, including
the ball players. The remarkable part
Of the game WAS that SO few errors
We're made. That Boston crowd played
Tor all II was worth. During certain
portions of the game 1t looked like
Colt victory AT no time the game
looked like contest between q class
and u major league club. The Colts
were on the job at every stage, and
The shooting of Ayers did credit to
his Hillsville training. Graf at third,
Baker at short and Griffin at second
individually and as trip did great
work and covered worlds of territory.
John Ifaley, at first, didn't show so
good because of the fact that he Is
suffering from a sore arm, and his
inability to peg accurately and swiftly
accounted for at least two of the five
runs scored by King and his crowd.
Graf had seven chances and didn't
even hesitate on any one Of them.
Baker had seven and also finished
with Il clean slate. Maths didn't have
II chance In tho field, but at the bat
hit safe three times. with double to
his credit. He was easily the hitting
feature Of the afternoon.
One feature which had had effect
on the fans because they didn't know.
was that in tho ninth inning, when
the Colts hud the bases choked, when
Baker was safe on an error by 1nger
ton, Mace hit safely and Griffin walk
ed, F'lournoy was nowhere to he found
having gene to the clubhouse TO nurse
n lame ankle, which he twisted while
going after n high one. Phil Hinton
was compelled 10 bat in his place,
and lifted to centre, ending the game
and the hopes of the fans. The score
follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
MATHS BELONGS
NOW TO RICHMOND

Ralph MATHS. the boy who last season was
drafted by the Washington club, OF the
American League. Is now tho property OF the
Richmond team in fee simple. owner w. d.
Bradley gave forth this Information last
night 4 report had been circulated to the
effect that Maths had been returned 10
Richmond with string attached. Mr.
Bradley denied this. We bought Maths,
and he is ours" is what he said TO the
sporting editor of this paper last night. lie
would not say whether or not no had paid
the draft price-s59e-for the return OF the
player.
MATHS is n valuable piece Of baseball;
property Tho boy is still young that no
has great many years of usefulness before
him. One or two clubs after his
services. but they do not feel like being
placed in the market against the highest
bidder. In other words, they do not feel
like putting price on the boy If Washing
ton Is TO be told OF the price offered, and
then told that II the management there
meets that price it will have the preference.
NATL. looks better to-day than he did any
time nst season.
Owner Bradley stated that While wash
ngton would be given teh preference the
highest bidder could get Maths. though tho
player would not be delivered until the end
OF teh
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tSpeclal TO The Times Dispatc h
Norfolk. Va April N3owark. after
It's defent OF yesterday at the hands
of tho local team. put rs hast aggre-
Shtion OF ball players in the field to-
day and walloped tho Tars in easy
fashion. The visitors sont Gashn and
Lee. ths!r stnr pitchers. to the box.
and tho locals could not solve th.ir
delivery. Thu visitors also sho-ecd n
remarkable reversion OF form. md
they played sna7py big league ball
throu6 nou. tho nine innings. Norfolk
played a miserable game In the field
eight errors being charged up against
st The visitors played an errorlcss
Ea1ne and hit tho ball hard and often
Score by innings: r.
NoFio!K commencement 0 0 Q DOL s
newark .............h ?ool 2llx-il
Summary TWO base hits-l,ee Col
Inns, Hinton. Bigoie. Three bnse bfts
.--SeEnour. BiEbie Stolen bascs-col-
Inns az. w Zimmerman ta). 1<irknat-
rick "a Sacrifice Hy.-:w. thinner
man. Lett on oases-Newark. Q: Nor
Solk- g. Struck out-by Lee. j; by Cas-
Ton, 9; BY Elliott, Q Bases on balls
on Loo, ?; off Elliott, g. off wright,
,SattnTs h!t-E. zimmermnn. Passed
balls-Ryerson. !. Hits-oT Leo IN
innings; of Castor. in 7 innings
OF Elliott IN innings: off Wright
IN innings; OF ArcCrary, in . in
ninss Time OF Game, 1910. Umpire
Ne-oum .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Auto Owners, Attention!

Of the Babn
e FIRST Regiment help
dealers OF the
eagnes
o.,
city OF Hchmond;
a"e DR. W H. Parker and lack
dunI
rrs or automobiles
needed
y cmbc
Governor
INC
making not
the of the the
becnuse his
League and of nj" other
II is expected of
history OF the city Nearly 1000
VIII he headed by band
he
'ist q" "c teams which Will cnch dny
LEAGUE
VS. woodan & ouarle Mt D,rd p.-L
tHrton Heights Horace s. ut BartonH
k"hns of Richmond n etic Park
CITY LEAGUE
ColcEinns Grays
Battle Axe
RICHMOND
Co. RedS ox,nt
a
mperinis Mt nkwo
LEAGUE
Huiers Vs. Rnmbiers Mt BYRD Park
Giants
nj EnstE End Park
I'm Richmond .prc,.a n
help
the hmond csspror
The
Battle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
FIFTEEN PLAYERS
ALREADY ON HAND
[speeial % NC Tlmer.plsnntch.

Lynehaurs. Va. April s,-F!:teen players.
not Including Manager Stocksdale. were on
hnnd to-day, and despite the raw, windy
day the men got all the work that was pos
S'bie for them 10 90. The weather was so
cold at Tie Fair Grounds that the players
experienced dinicu!iy In keeping comfort
able. ana Tor this Ieason the work wagycr,,
lleht.
The iirst game FOR thu team will be play
cd next Monday morning with Cfreenshor 70.
have had enough work 20 get the soreness
"ut OF them fhe men now In camp arc;
Cross and Braun. catchcro o'Brien. AL
ION, tevett' Dreaming and Starke pitchers;
ihs, inheldeEs; Morrison, Nixon and johnson,
Reports are that All Hummer. the cI,ve.
and by thar time Pitcher viclery y,
Georgia ought 20 no on hnnd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
WILL is UPHELD
Efforts 10 Break Last Testament of Mrs
Nowian Fail.

Under Instructions OF Judge Grinnan. nse
jury In the Chnncery Court yesterday sus-
tanned the last Will and testament OF Mrs.
BEETLE c. Nowan. which was admitted to
probate. The estate Is valued at siGo.Gp, be-
Ing In the main that OF her husband. the
late ThomaE Sowlan.
The complainant WAS Mrs. Mary c. NNr-
guiono, of Norfolk. n ulece OF Mrs. Nowlan,
who questioned the regularity OF the will on
TIC ground shat II was not regularly signed.
Each sheet OF the will signed bS tho
tesiairiN an the marsnin. tho last one be-
ins similarly signed, there being no sigma
ture AZ the foot OF the writing.
Judge Gr!nnan sustained q demurrer to
the evidence. and instructed the Jury YER
dict II being evident that the document
was In fact tho laet Will and tho evident
desire OF The tcstntor for the division OF her
property among her relatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
FORD ARRIVES TO
BUILD new PARK
Expert Thinks New Home of
United States League Here
Will Be Gem.

I! Dun Ford, from Columbus. Ohio
camo to town yesterday. He will be
tho purkkeeper of Loo Park. The Grs,
crack out OF the box he started driy-
Ing stnkos. AL Newman. manager OF
tho locals in tho United States League
piloted tho newcomer out to the new
lot and showed him the ground he will
BIO compelled to work on. Geo. but
this Is u cinch." wac the nrst utter
ance OF the optimistic Duff. II thought
you hnd something hard TO do. All
that's necessary Is few loads of dirt,
and there you are"
Dun is an amiable sort of u person
with ponchant for hard work and
tough problems. For moro than four
years no had charge OF the lot In
Columbus, io knows tho Kind of dir,
out of which u diamond can be built
by Intuition. Having been around
baseball parks for number of ytars
and being acquainted with everything
In connection with playing grounds,
/ he is In position TO know.
The suggestion was mado that to-day
might DO too cold 10 start activities
against Damo Nature. Go to it LAD,
( opined Dun, in that puticular drawi
which Is peculiar to tho Middle West.
1T mover Is TOO cold TO work on q
ball yard. Why remember In the
winter OF '64-" after which a. hasty
retreat was necessary In order to avoid
Duir's lengthy exhibition OF why he
would be on tht Job when the sun WAS
still lurking peacefully behind gentle
clouds in the last nap before dawn de-
handed his appearance
Ford will begin to-day. He doesn't
quite know when he will finish. but ha
is absolutely certain that 1t will be
long before May ]. II have seon many
places which looked u great dear
worse to me than this Just few
ioads of dirt properly applied and the
grounds will be finished" Hauling OF
The dirt needed Will begin when Dun
gives tho order 10 start work. a little
iillinB and oiling Is necessary. and then
the wear or the players will give tho
final touches.
Incidentally orders for the uniforms
OF tho local club were gwen yesterday.
The uniforms for home work viii bc
white with black tri,nmines Tho in
travelling coats arc handsome affairs
of tho haIne material Stockings Will
he black. while the caps VIII he white
with black cords. For out OF town
use the unlforms will be gray. with
Richmond strung across the shirt
front.
Saturday transportation will be sent
to the twenty-one players SIGNED. They
will report at Suffolk. Al Newman
VIII leave for SUFFOLK Monday morning
to receive the mon az they come In.
Ont in Pittsburgh. Exposition Park.
which was leased by Barney DrcyEus,
whose lease cxprd ~ days ago. has
been occupied by the United Statescrs.
Carpenters and builders are now ON
the grounds. The same Is true in all
OF the cities of the lLaSuc. Players
arc reporting, and those who SCOT To
the contrary, tho season will begin
May !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
STARTS SEASON
AT LIVELY CLIP

Charlottesville. Va, April s.-Eppa Rixey.
IT, Virsinia's eraoh southpaw. regarded ss
The most promising ;w,rler In college ranks
to-day, hos started tho season at lively
clip, aud tho Indications nre that he Will
srrpass his great record OF last year. Ac-
cordinG 10 the official baseball averages
published In ;o-day's issue Of College Topics,
: tSc scIn!-weelLy published under tho au-
spices c: the General Athletic Association
pr the Uaiversii! RiScy WI TO Saturday
Eight had feicing percentage of l.0to and
r batting percentage OF $50. Out or tho six
games pitched he has lost only onc--that to
she Washinston American League Club Il.
nc Keeps M the present clip he will lead
the team nj bat this season.
rho team as whole is showing up very
veil at bat E!gh; OF the twelve regulars
sre h''ilns above the 800 mark. They are
iaSey. MrtSiirc. Ftnlay CE.rn. C;ooiHm.
E;ehett. Lille and Landes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
FREDERICKSBURG
P LAYS COLLEGE

Richmond College and fredericksburg Col
lego will play game OF baseball at Broad
street Park this afternoon. Both teams are
tit a nddlc and each expects to gain a
Victory Richmond College has put IN soIne
hard licks during the week. and tine game
VIII give an opportunity 10 the friends OF
the team TO get limo on wha: has been
accomplishing by Coach Mcneil. The gnmo
VIII begin promptly o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Journal.
stnndins OF Clnhs
Announces stan of I-mni,..

,,. LATHE Rock, ArlS., April 3.-Prcs,den+
,Wiil!nm kevanaueh or tho Southcr,,
,,reague. to-day announced his stan OF
~, iIifes iof me season. M follows.
,M!iliam kellum, Dan PfcnniurnT
: RANK Ruddcrham, William Carpentry
"a n f4t2summons ma Jack oTools'
,nsin,ffitenste'n the veteran New Orleans
Slt2he! ana O'loclc. who was in the
sew York, State l.cageu last season
are the new appointees. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Iicnt Som MN, nnt

!loTTnar Johnson. colo:ed, small son q.
Cora Jefferson. coiofrd. o: il3 East Byrd
street. vas severely beaten by tho woman
yesterday with a baseball hat Ho W. 90
bad.E bruised that his mother became
frightened and notified the City HOSPITAL
pF' j j. ltuichcr. ambulance surgeon, rc.
hponded. and rendered cntncnt Tho NO
man said her son had misbehavcd and sh,
wished 10 punish him aud could find no in.
ktFument ~ iorture othcr than Tho hai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Bowling

Tho Virginians and Journo,s
rietea against each other In their Iasi
rs war scheduled contest OF the Rich
3nond Bowling. Association at the New
80 ".Se n'sht. The virginians So
TIuIen tn'Td place by defeating tho
Journals two out Of three. Bnt on.
niq3!ht sepnratcs tho Journals and ,rhe
mes Dispatch, though tho latter
sidas EN- more games TO bowl and. CON
s!uerlhE their strength, they may hc
counted sgd1 on TO g!ve their opponents n
Ihorpe rolled a beautiful series. can
nuring hoth high score and high total
with Mcfarland n close second III
scores: t'e' rus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04

Dr. c. W. Eason. president OF the
Capitol City League. Is anxious TO Sc
cure good umpres. He Is willing 10
pay good money for ;hc services Of
arbitrators. and any desiring steady
Jobs are invited To get Into commu-
nication with him, either directly TO
anna teur baseball editor OF The Times
Disuatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
SEVENTEEN SQUADS COMPETE
IN SHOOTING TOURNAMENT

New York. April s.-Seventeen squads
OF i've men each competed to-day in
the seventh annual amateur trap
shooting tournament which began az
Iravcrs JS---d, under the ausSfccs OF
Inc New York Athletic Club. The
weather was bright and clear. but
Il heavy wind from the northwest ham
pcrcd tho gunncrs.
AM event at sixty. targets resulted
in a lie between H. w. Nahlcr. of Phil
adelphia. national amateur champion
and G. II. Hcwcomb. OF Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Southern Leneners Dcrc,,.d

Jew UrIeans. Apfil S.-'rhc phnneoI.
phla american second team dcfcnt..d
me New Orleans Southern League Gin,
~ +-to,& score here to-day. Manarrr
'bafleY Frank of the New Orleans
.}ab, to-day announced ibnt HyJr,.
barr lell held capta!n who was 'soId
10 INC Claveland club has been retui,n.
ed 10 Sew Orleans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
MIG UIRE S WILL
PLAY FORK union

Mc6uiro's University School win p,ay Forx
Union Academy Mt Fork Union on s,t,r...
Those two schools havo been rival, ,or
many moons. and the samo will bo ron.
tested from beginning to ond MCGUIRE.
"i'' carry away practically the entire cham.
plonship team OF Inst aenGon. which yro, ~.
prep achooi trophy of Richmond ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Too Much wntcr-No C,,,,o

Nashville, Tenn, April a.-Water be-
tween seven and eight feet deem on
the local Southern League basebaii
PARK caused the calling off of the
exhibition game scheduled here to dny
between Nashville and the Boston
American regulars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Consider Lighting Franchise.

on Streets will meet tonight at S o'clock 10
consider the petition of tho Richmond and
Henrico Railway Company for n lighting
franchise. The matter has been pending for
several months.
The committee on Streets failed OF Z; ouo-
rum last night, and has been called IN mc,t
tomorrow night mt o'clock. with an ,nor.
nous docket OF important papers, some OF
which have been pending for more Than two
months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
nmmy Clnhhy n yyl.ncr.

sidney. Australia, April Jimmy C!ahby,
the American boxer and Australian middle
weight champion, to-day defeated MchcgNi.
who holds the lightweight championship. on
points In IL twenty round contest for tho
welterweight championship in the stadium
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Goohers Are Islnnlsed.
/ SDeClni 10 Thn Nina lnI- ,

:, Y 'Tc' M W u" IIInes- DI SDn tch.
i,c'cisburH. Va. ApriI a.-The New Yor,,
n ,i, en-, closed their eeries with Peters.
.: TO :" For .iN inning. IIcdSnctb ma
l;;mghes kepi the americans down 10 Two
slmRic,, bu, in tho eighth inning Hughes
Sos W,,' hitcr being hit for n two. baggor
'"' Wv '"c nsft man UP, following with .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
New York Nationals win.

Washington. April 3.-The New
YORK Nationals defeated tho Washing
ton. Americans for the second time
mere to-day. To s. The Washington
team wort to pieces in the ninth in
ming and New York scored four runs
and the game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Qklnhomn Tenn Hrynuixcd

UKIHhonh CITY, Okla. April 3.-Thc
Ifst division of the Chicago American
LEAGUE team romped on the Oklahoma
League, here to-day and won, 16 to !
Nc Chicago team left tonight for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
rabies Turned on Ami,crst.

IspcciaI 70 INC lIlIl's II Pa Gu
chapel Hill, X. c., April 3-rhe UniEar-
city oil North Ga rolina baseball team, which
vas defcnted yesterday by Amhers; College
10 the tune OF TO g. turned tho tables on
the BAY State lads to-day, shaving close
victory OF il to 10 1t weB hitting game
from the lrst inning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
College IsnscI,nlI

"A. A. Macon, Ga-Mcrcer, "a; Gordon rnst,
, At coiunbia--Univers.ty OF South Carolina,
II; PENNSYLVANIA State. L
Al Chanel mn y C.-Univereity Of North
Carolina, II: Amherst, TO-
Al winston Salem. n. C.-wiu.ton- salem.
o. View York Nationals O.
AZ Lexington, va.-vire!nia Military rns,i-
'ute' p St tohn's. OF Annapolis, g.
AZ Zion collegc--E!on. 5: Eastern cor,-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Detroit p,,ys TT. 60.

noosa Southern League team and tha ne.
irolt regulars played n ten-inning tic .ane
mere to-day. TO Muliin and pcrnoll
p,1ched ,"r inc American League team, With
Noro hnd lIollcnbeck twIrlIng for TIE locals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
s !; having broken afty-threo tar.

each having broken afty-three tar
contest at 100 targets was won
ppy Ernest a. Randall. of Portland,
II. w kahler of Philadelphia, was
Secnno. with 90. and II. L. SPOTS, New
York ~. C., tied with DR.. G. II. Burr.
OF Montpelier. VT. for third. with 81
spots won the shoot-on. The tourna-
the national championship shoot M
zoo targets. for which there arc more
than 100 entries. q. L. Lyon. of Dur-
nam. N. G.. made score OF IS in the
1O0-tarSei event.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Hnmpden-sidney Wins.

ISptCIhI 10 ] ne Times DlspatCh.1
Blacksburg. Va, April 3.-Hampd en-
Sidney defeated V. p. l. to-day.
Score: r. H.
ftnmpden- Sidney .............. 4
V. T. l. 3 5
Batteries: Hampden-Sidney. Lewis
and Saunders: V. p. l., Evans and
Lcggc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
I,uiItlIup Permit,

y building permit was issued ycstessay 10
4, l.. Perkins to erect tw0-story brick
tenement, two dwellings. on the north sid
OF Cary street between Marris and short
streets, TO cost 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Lynch Estate $1,000.

nv, me VIII OF former Councilman John j.
t ItSheh was admitted to probate in IN.
ir,, ~ oonr Yesterday. the estate being
~ :" MS sisters. Misses Lucy and Annis
i-yneh. Tue entate Is valued q 81 Loo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04

The Colleglans Will tackle Jack
Grim's Shipbuildcrs in Newport News
next Tuesday. Charlie ShaRcr has
been trying 10 arrange n game with
the local sandlotters. but has been UNI
successful up to the present time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04

Dr. W. II. PBrkers Battle Axe nine
has agreed TO lick McGuire's School
to-day. II VIII be n big contract.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

The Collegians defeated John Mar
shall High School at Byrd Park yes
terduy in a practice game. Both teams
SUITE cred from the cold.