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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
FEAR COLLAPSE
OF new. LEAGUE
Only Four Cities Have Come
Forward to Help Organize
Eastern Carolina Association.

Ncwbcrn, y. c.. February Ia
ThcrcNis much concern felt here over
the gloomy prospects for the reorgani-
cation OF the old Eastern Carolina
Baseball League. At the meeting held
at Goldsboro several days ago. and
at which Newborn, Fayetteville
Washington and Goldsboro wcre will
ing to put a team in tho league If
it was formed, Clyde Eby. of this city,
who was chairman OF the meeting,
was asked TO write 10 other towns
in this section and -nGcavor to get
two more teams In the league He
has written letters to a number Of
places, but up to the present time has
received no favorable replies. 1t was
the intention of the association to
hold ii meeting at Goldsboro next
week and complete All arrangements
for playing ball this summer, but as
the matter now stands there are only
four teams who will enter the league,
and with only this number a schedule
could not be arranged which would
prove satisfactory. and unless two
other towns In this section signify
their Intention Of entering the league
during the next few days IL Is safe
to say that there VIII be no profess
sional baseball played here this sea
aOn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
YELLOW JACKETS
BEGIN PRACTICE
Play First Baseball Game of Sea
son on March S.-Aspirants
for Places.
for Places.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

special 10 The Times Dispatch
Ashland. Va. February is.-The
baseball bugs arc having quite time
,hese nice days. Randolph Macon has
taken an early start. and today Coach
laess had his men out for loosening
up-the first Of the season The Vel
LOW Jackets VINO won their monographs
last year and will be seen on the ola
mond for the Lemon and Black this
year arc Captain Anderson. third base;
frank Walker, the heaviest hitter seen
IN iHtSc parts tor inaNy years, al sec
oitd; 'NuleS" Midycttc, At short and
'iayle behind The bat Eggles,on IS
the last lcttercd man in the inhcld
Sane last years captain, is back in
LETT ncld, and iipscomb and Tatcin,
Hllng centre ana right FIELD. give the
GLOW Jackets an ortaeld hard 10
tcitt Brown is the only pitcher tack.
hui me new material along his line
Is vcry promising, and with thei, help
Bro"n should do stellar work
OF the mn NOT honored with an r
- there'-ars- plenty aspiring for posi-
tons Hazlctt las the best reputation
as catches! and in the early practice
he rs living up 70 this reputation and
showing classy form. Hollc way Will
maze strong bid for hrst base. lie
las had experience on the S!nithncid
nine. Bernard Blanton from Bcdforl
Academy, Richmond 10y. is fast and
Will make The old shortstop hustle 10
hold his job. Mcdowell, from the
Front Royal Academy. viii also put in.
& bid FOR this position Tankard and
Williams are two promising outtield-
ers. OF the new pitchers. Ferguson.
from Bedford Academy. seems 10 have
ihe stun. iic has TIE speed ana curves.
bnt mis- control rs doubtful item
"iah-eef Milllcan has scheduled his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
WILLIAM AND MARY TO
PLAY HAMPDEN-SIDNEY

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
williamsburg, Va, February 10
The William and Mary basketball team
Will play its last championship game
hero next Saturday night with the fast
Hampton Sidney Quint. The local
team has won every game 1t has played
this season, and expects to win the
championship cup. Three games are
to be played yet.
Following is the record Of the team
TO date: December 7--Itichmond Col
lege. Is; William and Mary. "a. Deccm-
Dor fredericksburg College, Is;
william and Mary, 80. December 81
Richmond HowItzers. IS: William and
Mary. 26. January 7-Richmond How
itzers, 81: William and Mary. 35. Feb
ruary S--Randolph- Macon. 20; William
and Mary. AZ. February 15-John Mar
shall Athletic Club, 10; William and
Mary. 81.
On February % william and Mary
will meet Randolph Macon at Ashland.
and on March Hampden- Sidney. at
Farmyille.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20

Where the Gas Abides
BY GUS MALBERT

at the
opening Of tho automobile show dealer hurry
YESTERDAY least
only
represent nt oo
OF the people or pc,o
tell him aomeh,n.
Embryo of whom eS Ser are hundreds Of people
% an Fy taken n sssonH n what the
stimulated ~ u'eo ana
The ws,n nse,rs s7 Grove
fo9 light iv or i" tho Worth
Arrow Case a ana r ssne BY the srds al
touring eer ss un the so Sa ss w Two trucks roadster
a Grubbs telling about the aavan
tSss' n silent knight With which
1 Ran direct from the service
and that prospects ns rate " ~ TWO "
TenEh is proper
~ih S% aa o for
sharfe y W n orr lie new
ena tnay hs efsss h % sn'se
they call nes Esse Feas'sSs
musia director
has his sleeve but coyy %
ossfnan " " w 1 "V " 0"' ' anu 'na' goes says Vo''
tor a9 r aa1e Hstsf s'r s s s @
ahe e nn "aY and bring them to the nov Robert kaeh
mond o arriv
B railroads some
sir"s'sn for the ehmond show Thoy they
da @%"s the SHOW h" WI not DO great
an ch1arsn day wn DC @ ROY ]
s 1S a tho 9 nr hs
" ich the SHOW oncrs ~ ~ ~ " 0'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
c. B. COOKE AGAIN
HEADS GUN CLUB
Shooters Will Build Clubhouse
on Leased Grounds in
West End.

The Richmond Gun Club held an en-
thusiastic meeting last night at tho
Office OF the president. Charles 3.
Cooke. 10 South Ninth Street.
large number OF shooters were
present and II was decided to Lease
grounds in the West End on tho
Westhampton car line and to build n
club house. where n keeper Will live.
The season will open on April l. Tho
DUPONT Trophy Will be offered again
this year. as we'll as the regular
monthly SO gold prizes. Mr.. Cooke
was reelected president. and j. A.
hain was elected secretary and treas-
urer
Much regret was expressed at the
retirement Of v. Hecklar. who has
been secretary of the club for the past
seven years. Mr.. Heckier will shortly
move 10 Texas.
1t is expected that n club of at least
nifty members will take part in the
shoots this season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
SOCIETY NIGHT WILL
BRING OUT THRONGS
TO AUTOMOBILES SHOW
Climax of Weeks Entertainment Will be Reached
When Richmond's Social Leaders Gatherin Horse
Show Building Tonight to Witness
the Horseess Exhibition.
the HOrSeleSS Exhibition.

IN Richmond and North and South
Carolina is intimately acquainted with
the auto show and the Horse Show
Building. IL seemed n waste OF energy
TO repeat all OF this, Information, but
the presiding genius of the style sheet
insists that 4. bc done
Since the automobile show Is now
positively located At the Horse Show
building II might not be amiss to dwell
upon the incidents. such as tho crowd.
the manner in which the crowd accept
cd what was offered: the cabaret show.
including some regular actors and
singers, and the orchestra. Being in
cidents OF the show and not gas pro-
PEELED, We had thought that more space
should be given them. Everybody
knows that an automobile show Is for
the purpos: of exhibiting automobiles
But everybody doesn't know that an
automobile show offers in the way of
added starters n cabaret performance
and an orchestra.
Better than on any previous night
the cabaret entertainers came very
nearly stealing tho show last night
The biggest crowd OF tho week was on
hand and the young women and young
men simply tried themselves. During
tho ntermissions STEMS orchestra
playcd. and the crowd inspected the
exhibits. Lillian Armstrong and Rue
the voting contest. with Riddle and
Shafcr close second. They SANG and
danced and tcrc UP things In n manner
highly entertaining, and at times
really alarming.
r. But everybody liked 1t, and to-nigh;
is society night. That's when all
Richmond Will turn out. They have
been there every night. but they Will
come In augmented numbers tonight
The discerning realize that the show
is more than worth while. and the
undiscerning Will come 10 see what
tho discerning have discovered
Tomorrow VIII be Children's Day
when all OF the youngsters will be adj
mitted at half rates Voting on the
charity award is becoming brisk. The
dealers association IS giving saoo to
the charitable institution getting the
largest number or votes Every visit
tor is entitled TO ballot. Better set
yours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20

1lc middle or the street, Just
for the pleasure OF telling him
the RIGHT name of real money;
~ orchestra that brings tho waving
pines and babblins. murmuring brooks
right to the front doorstep. where the
ron; man guards the trail. and noun
iains OF gas buEcies invitingly dis
played. with the price tag running in
10 four figures. Their. IS nothing TO il
but q fireman.
II chief loyncs had forgotten to
send out 20 the automobile show that
quartet OF chemical experts. quite =
few would have been consumed. En-
,husiasm is quite as destructive and
burns - rediy rs the flames which
mount when = mater, Is applied And
enthusiasm is the one thing which is
most apparent at the Heiress-Love
building. wherein. merely for the sake
a. making this news story, the auto
mobile show Is being held.
IL e newspaper office they sag shat
The FRS, and only lasting interest Of a
stcry Is contained in that story Tho
news about the auto show is where il
j. held ano the things the people do.
- lets start right. The auto show is
being held in the Horscshow Building.
and al cars lead 10 that building
somehow O. other since evcrybod \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
SAINTS Grotto Hs. ysu5exi,,e.

SAINTS Grotto, Mystic Order OF Yelled
prophets, tempered the ordeals at
tendant upon the Initiation OF fourteen
new members last night with a bounti-
fuf feast and program Of refined
vaudeville Carl Garrett. Miss I,ndine
Andrews. and Sam Harris. OF the Co.
lonial bill this week. provided the com
coy. and Wagner the Great. of the
same theatre. supplied the music.
=. =. boschcn, the speaker Of the
evening. addressed the membership and
visitors on the subject. The Object and
advantages OF the order" The fcstivi.
ties ended with Il banquet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
A. & N. WILL PLAY
CAROLINA FIVE
First Athletic Contest Between
These Two Schools in Over
Eight Years.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

iSpeSidi u TIC llTnes-
West Raleigh, n. c.. February 10
On Saturday night the Agricultural
and Mechanical College and the Uni
vcrsity of North Carolina will meet in
the first dual athletic event since 1905.
when they will play game of basket
ball In the Raleigh Auditorium This
game will be factor in the standing
OF the State intercollegiate Basketball
League, and should prove the great
est game pulled off on the local floor
this season. At present Wake Forest
is ahead. having won three and lost
ono. Agricultural and Mechanical ia
second and Carolina third, and IL tho
Techs win Saturdays game they will
be tied with Wake Forest for first
place.
For the past week tho Red and
White quint has been n little off, Can
tain Phillips and Sumner having sur
fercd from injured knees. but both OF
these men have now recovered and
will be in good shape for the game
Saturday.
Coach Sanborn is putting forth
every effort TO have tho team in tip
top condition for the game with Car
DINA, and the Guint has been practic-
ing every afternoon in the auditorium
The Carolina quint is very fast and
has put up some fine exhibitions. hav-
ing put UP better fight against yir-
ginia here last week than the Techs
did In Charlottesville. However, the
Techs have made wonderful improve
ment since the game with Virginia
and are now much faster and exhibit
much better team work. The line up
against Carolina Saturday will likely
be as follows: Terry, centre; Captain
Phillips right guard Jeffrey, left
guard; Sumner, right forward, and
Mason. left forward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20

the exhibits, according to Manager
Miller. of the Gordon Motor Company.
the Hudson dealer.
Hour after hour throughout the day
and evening. the selr-cranking system
on the ivory white chassis. which Ia
tho mnin feature of Hudson exhibits.
keeps operating the car.
Underneath plate glass covers. the
fascinating action OF the device is
easily studied, for c:ectric lights are
thrown upon the revolving mechanism
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
Appointments In Blues.

BY order OF Major Bowles. Adjutant
i. Randolph Tucker yesterday an
nounccd the appointment Of Private
Eyans w. Lindsay to no battalion SER
gcant- major of the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues, succeeding Sergeant
Major Il. g. Hazen on the majors non
commissioned staff.
Corporal William w. Crump, Of Com
papy y. OF the Blues, has been appoint
Captain John H. Cutchins. Private
Frank D. Epps has beon mado corpo-
raj In thia company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
MCDONALD WINS
IN HARD CHASE
Shows Best Form and Lands
Spartanburg Selling Stakes
After Being Challenged.

Charleston, :. c., February 1e.-Don-
aid Ma cd onald, running In his best
form. WAS an easy winner in the spar
tanburg selling stakes at Palmetto
Park to-day. making it his second
stake of the meeting. John Furlong
was the fayorIte at odds on. with
Busy next in demand, there being only
three starters in the race. Busy was
the paccmaker TO the far turn, whore
the other two moved up with q rush
and then il was q battle to the last
furlong, where Donald Macdonald drew
out and won Icy three lengths.
Bud" May and MS friends goe home
Il good thing in the two-Ecar- old race
Won by Frances NJ, backed from to
10 6 to ;. and she lasted long enough
TO win b. a head. Jockey vandusen.
who had to stop riding a few days
ago because official notice of his rein
statement had not been received by
the Jockey Club. and Eddie Taplin.
who reached here a few days ago, were
both granted licenses TO ride.
To prevent the pool room men from
receiving informa ton. scratches were
held up in each race until just before
the running OF the different events,
while three races were switched about
Miss Primitive was not reported a the
track in time 10 race in the nth and
had to be Withdrawn. All money bet
on her was refunded.
Summaries:
First race-naiden ycar-oid
fll!es. selling, three tgrlongs: Frances
won; Ada. ~ cSkirvinJ, 3. to 5.
out, second; Dainty Mint. ll2 tMarttn),
coupled with Ada. Third Time. s. -.
Flamming tiamiIgo. Edna Lcska, Mad :
scs sister. also ran.
Second racc--three-y year -o!da and up
wards. ceilings. five and one half fur
longs, whey, 90 tMontour). g. s to ..
. TO .. won; Mizs Jonah. 100 (3utwelD,
.. 10 >. ? 10 ;. second; Mama John
lo2 Is Premier, Merry Chase. Cyno-
cure. also ran.
Third race-thy spartanburg Selling
Stakes % $1,000, three -olds and
upwards. selling. mile and seventy
! yards; Donald Macdonald 1j7 (But-
welD. 10 2. TO 10. out, Hon; John
Furlong, IL CMusgraye). I to 2. out
to 2. out. third. Time. i:45 LIS.
Fourth racc--three-year- olds and
: upwards. selling. I'VE and one half fur
longg: Eoseburg ". % fSkirvin). 20
3. 3. won; Pink Lady, 50 fF0rd). SO.
to ?, e to ). second: CommonerB Touch
I l02 CMusgravc), to 2. even. TO 2
: third. Time. 1909 IS Dust Pan. Nor
! Ami. Lady sybN. concurran couer
Dalene. FAIRY Godmother, also ran.
Fifth racc--threc-year olds and up
wards. selling. Ave and one half fur
longs; Clothes Brush. 3 tskirv!n), "a
10 10, 10 :, 10 3, won: berkeley
iGs CDeron5c). 2. 70 10. to .. second
Rubia Granda. 100 f;oosc). 10. 4. &c
! T. third. Time. 1909 III Casquea
I Alss Primitive. Abraseons. Fad Newi
I If, also ran.
Sixth race--four-year-o lds and up
wards, selling one milo; Spindle. II:
( (sfusKrave), q 10 10, 10 q. out, won
! claque. 100 Nwo1fe). 4. TO 3. 2 10 8
sccond, Carlton Club. 81 fDeronde).
( 10 6. z TO 10, out. third. Time. IA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
Gets severe Test,

\ k-r-i-t "IlaI' roadster va -
Gently put to a .cycre test ana
achieved . notable victory. receiving
"a certificate Of award from tho on
Gals of the g. = = The event was
the third annual reliability run Of the
Wisconsin Automobile Association.
out OF milwaukee. Tie K-r-i-t entry
driven by James !. Holmes. Of the
chicago agency Of the K-r-i-t Motor
car COMPANY finished the contest with
"A perfect score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
HUDSON RUNS ON
SELF-STARTER AT SHOW

Probably the most UNIQUE feature
ut the nations automobile shows is
new graphic method Of illustrating
the 100 per cont efficiency OF an cleo
trio self-crankimg system AT ono OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
uenrlco omser Iniurea.

Although bruiYed and kcrhtchcd, Con :
stable IT. j. Tinsley. NJ Henrico County.
was not suner!nH III effects yeMerday
from his exciting experience OF the
afternoon before. when hjn horse bolt
cd and threw him from tho buggy IL,
which he var driving homo. His In
turics were not severe. and nc ~ con
tinuing biB duties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
KELLY TRUCK NOW
USED BY GOVERNMENT

The nov watcr-cooled Kelly trucks
have proven a decided success in the
United States government service. The
Quartcrmaster's Department OF the
United States Marine Corps. at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
niur Awnits owner

4 black fur mutt was found In the
street Yesterday by Captain George w.
Epps Of tho Second District. and is
now Mt the Second Police Station, Smith
and Marshall Streets. whore 1t will be
held until Identified; by the owner:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20

nTcl1en AZ w OF IL
would think OF re-
ferrinG to them
except as al In
stitution. and an
ins titution is
above all things
singular. out at
til e automobile
show they have
aiI cbfyonic bri-
Eadc OF hremen,
and the institu-
zion is doing yco-
man service.
What With =
cabaret perform
ancc 10 beguile
one into thinking
that nc would like
nothing so much
as 10 meet Pier
pont Morgan in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
George washington Tourney.

WaBhlngton's Birthday will be col
cbrated at tho Country Club by
golf tournament. II will be
medal play, and the first eighteen holes
will count. Suitable prizes Will be
awarded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20

Tircncn arc : worthy institution. and
rleasc let il read that way, AIR. Proof
reader. No one who has ever watched
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20
Musical Program
For o-Day at
Automobile Show

Matinee.
I. March. "Lu-Lu Band". Swccicy
.. Selection, "Thc Pink Indy,
CaryII
3. "AwnkcninE of Spring" Buch
CCornct solo-Guy &. GauEhcrD
4. '.Thcrc's n Girl fn Hnynnn,
8. "MurmurinE Zcphyrs". -. Jensen
q. Waltz, "F0am Fountains"
Bochnlcin
:. Selection, "Southcrn Songs,
Bocitscr
$. Xyiophonc solo-G. Craven
o. Humorcsquc. "Cotton Cloth"
IIIldrctte
10. "Jnck OF Spades. .Losch
II. Selection, "Thc Golden Buttcr-
IL. Far as From, y. Loved oS,n Ho'en
MctalI
IL. "sIipncry Glide. go. Sargent
Night.
I. Hnrch. "Schoolmnts". Lincoln
=. Intermczzo, "Undcr Egyptian
sky" 800. Loscy
). Selection, "1'hc Rose MnId"
GrBnichsardtcn
8. Tone poem, elm Lovers Lane"
Pryor
3. "Tnkc Nc to That Sunncc
sh"rc ..'..... Muir
q. Overture, "FroIic OF the Fairies"
BigSc
=. Song, selected
&C. 4. CancpR.)
:. "Thc baby Glide" iIirsch
9. Barcarole, "THlcs of Hoffman,
(CcIio SoiO--L. Il. ManoIy.)
10. Selection, '.Thc Girl at the Gnfc"
fB jerome
III. March, "RinEgOId". Sweeney
IL. "Pctitc MaEnonnc". -. .Carmnn
Is. "PIeasc Don't Take My Low
ing Mun Away
Albert Won T1lxcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-20

Philadelphia Nay Yard, is using sew
eral Of the onc-ton trucks. Tho abn-
Ivy Of this truck 70 give reliable SER
vice under all sorts OF weather and
road conditions is in large measure
responsible for irs success
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.LENGTHEN THE BRIDGE

The damages to the roadway lead
ing to the Maumee end of the river
bridge is being filed under contract
let by the Lucas County officials, and
will probably be completed soon,
while at present temporary ap.
proach makes possible the use of the
bridge.
Unheeding the rivers protest at
being confined to so narrow passage
under the bridge the authorities have
failed to give more space for the river
to pass, and another year, or at any
future time, we may have a repetition
OF the damages done last week.
The long, high grade, approaching
the bridge from Maumee should :be
replaced with an additional span to
the bridge, giving more open space
for the flood to pass and thus avoid
probable future trouble which NAV
arise.
Will the Lucas county commits
sioners heed the rivers warning and
demand for more space or will they
wait until the bridge is carried down
the river and then marvel at the
waters wonderful power?