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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-26
WEST END CLUB
TO HOLD SHOOT

The West End Gun Club, recently or
sanized with a membership OF seventy
five prominent professional and bust
ness men,, will give preliminary shoot
this afternoon at o'clock to It's mem
bers and their invited guests.
Grounds have been secured at Stop
No. 10, on the Westhampton car line,
and this shoot is given for the pur-
pose of getting the shooters accus-
toned to the background and the
flights of the targets thrown from an
automatic trap. preparatory to the first
weekly club shoot. which Will be held
Saturday, May g.
The organization is strictly r. private
one. It's shoots being for It's members
and their invited guests only
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PRESIDENT ROOTS
FOR NATIONALS.
Cheers Loudly as Climbers Pass
Red sox in Lucky
Seventh.
BUCK o'BRlEN HIT HARD
Walter Johnson Finishes Game,
and Completely Masters IN
vaders From Boston.

Washington. D. c.. April 25.-The
Nationals broke even with the Red
Sox In the series which ended this
evening winning the fourth game. 6
10 :, with President Woodrow Wilson
applauding the heavy hitting of the
home folks.
The worlds champions led up to the
eiHhtn inning, when the Nationals
pounded Buck OBrien all over the lot
lorclng Manager Stahl to send in
hard "i'isi GU
President Wilson stood up when the
lucky seventh rolled around. and
likewise arose to cheer when the Ma
ai.,hsis forged to the front in the
Walter Johnson pitched tho ninth
inning Tor the Nationals. and although
ne was touched for two scratch hits.
he proved himself the master of the
ked SON. Goth clubs made life miser-
able for Empires Dineen and Hart. The
- - -
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ASHLAND HIGH WINS GAME.
fredericksburg Public School no Match
for Good Pitching of II. WooI1n


Ashland. Va, April 25.-In a very
exciting game on the Randolph Macon
diamond the Ashland High School nine
defeated fredericksburg High School
{ to 3. The game was tie until Ash
land came TO the bat in the ninth and
then they got two men on bases and
high ball TO right field brought In
the winning run.
The feature of the game was the
pitching of T. Woodfn. the Ashland
SALESMAN. He struck out fourteen OF
the Fredericksburg lads, and though
they touched him up for eight hits, he
kept them scattered and pulled him
self out of the hole a number of times
by striking out the opposing batsnlan
Gibson at short played a star game for
fredericksburg. accepting a number OF
difficult chances.
Loose fielding by fredericksburg
was the cause of most Of Ashland :
runs. for they only got two hits of
of Timbcrlake.
Score by innings: RHE
Ashland ..........i q | o 0 O o Ii . c
Fredericksburg ..0O2O01 0-S s S
Batteries: r. Woodhn and DeJar-
nette. Ashland. Timberlake. and
George, 'redericksburg Umpire.
Bainp
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DODGERS COME BACK

Boston. April 25.-Brooklyn came
back from her close defeat Of yester-
day. and walloped the Braves I'm to-
days game. TO l. Heavy hitting at
opportune times was responsible for
'he score while Stack held Boston
practically helpless throughout.
BROOKLYN broke loose in the sixth
ana seventh, scoring three runs in each
the bases full. scoring two and putting
Daubert on third. Miller's single then
G ,,, the star first baseman. The
braVcs scored In the seventh. Titus
got three bases on his hit, which took
bad bound, and crossed the plate on
Swceney's out. The score:
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PIRATES BEAT RICHIE

Pittsburgh, Pa. April 25-Richie was
ny hard by the Pirates day. and the
defensive work OF the Cubs was weak
Pittsburgh winning, 70 3 Robinson.
Texas southpaw, pitched splendldly
Tor the nome team. and had the Cubs
score!ess up TO the ninth. In that
stanza Leach, pinch hitting for Clymer.
slapped out triple and Schultz fol-
lowed with q single. Leach scoring
McCarty fumbled Mitchelrs tan and
both runners were safe Zimmerma n
doubled TO left. scoring Schultz
Mitchell scored on Saier's ny 10 Hof-
man and Hendrix came TO the rescue.
Hendrix stopped the rally in hurry.
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GAME is ALMOST
WON BY GIANTS
Mccormick Hits in Tenth,
Scoring Run, but Umpire Re-
fuses to Allow 1t.
TIME HAD BEEN CALLED
He Was Announcing Changed
Batters-'rhus Game Goes to
Scoreless Tie.

New York. April 25.-Ncw York
practically won to-day's game In the
i Ienth inning ming when Mccormick, pinch
the bases full and nobody out. and
drove a single into left field The fans
s ga to troop into the field. thinking
who had turned to announce The
change in batting, ordered the rum
hers sent back and the play continued
McCormick was found under the
shower In the clubhouse and. after a
iittie walt, resumed his place at bat
lie MT into double play and Snod-
grass was an easy out. The game went
one more inning and was then called.
Demaree McGraws recruit from the
Southern League. proved his worth by
holding the Phillies TO three hits. The
score:
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PLANK IN OLD FORM

Philadelphia. April 25.-Fanninc ten
men and yielding but three hits, Plank
returned to his old time form today
and gave the Yanks II most artistic
trimming. The visitors did not get
man on base until Hartzelrs single
in the fourth, and he died at the
first station.
score was n the fifth, when Chance
singled and Mid liiffbeat out bunt
The next three went out in order
Ford was hit hard all the way, and
was lucky to escape a heavier score
The score:
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CoIored Baseball.

The Richmond Independents have
returned from Portsmouth, where they
defeated the Whiting Giants of that
city in both OF two game series by
the scores OF IL to I. and 10 to 6 re-
spectively. To-day they will play the
Athletics, of South Richmond, at Ath-
letic Park at 4 o'clock.
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GOOBE RS BLANK
PORTSMOUTH CLUB
Pirate Errors Aids Petersburg in
Annexing Victory
AZ 70 q

Norfolk. Va. April 25.-The Coolers
administered dose of wihtewash to
inc Pirates to-day and TO do 1t they
only had two clean hits and two scratch
hits. The Pirates landed seven safeties
ana were robbed OF several by the
good luck of the visitors. On one occa-
SION, with one man out and the bases
full, a double play retired the side and
the longed for run went gli,nmerinp
The Pirates piled up more errors than
the Coolers got hits. The score:
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Change in Scoring Rules

ChicnsO. April 25.-Hereafter
American Lcngue bntters will he
credited with hits on certain plays
hitherto scored ns fielding choices,
according to notice sent out by
President Ban johnson to official
scorers in his lenGuc. His letter In
part follows;
"Onicinl scorers of the American
League are requested 10 credit the
batsmen with hits In the following
cases' when, with one or more
runners on bases, the batsmnn
reaches first base on n play to retire
the runner nearest to home plate,
and no out results, provided that
the play DC made without error by
an opponent.
"Eaample: With runners on first
and second. the batsman hits to
pitcher or infelder, who makes q
perfect attempt to retire the run
ner going to third, hut the runner
heats the play. and the batsman
reaches first"
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go. Byrne, Mccarthy. Left on bagcs-Pitts-
burg. 5: Chicago. 6. HitE-Or Richie, 10 In 7
innings; off Robinson. 6 in s1-3 Innings. Two
base bit-Zimmermap. Three-base hit
Leach. Double play--Evers To Bridweil to
SAFER First base on balls-On Robinson. =;
of Richie. 2. Sacrifice hit-Saier Struck
out-By Robinson 9; by Richie l. Umpires
Owens and Guthrie. Time OF game l:4s
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Dundee hits shorter and harder blow
than Kilbanc. but the champion is the
raster puncher Should 1t turn. into a
smuggling bee the harder hitter Will
tSturaily have the advantage.
Tickets for the fight were placed on
sale to-day. The long string OF pa
irons waiting to get the pasteboards
assures record breaking house. Pro-
rnoier McCarey stated that telegra ms
We're pouring in from all over the
coast asking fer reservations.
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PLAY AUTOMATIC GAME

Detroit, Mich. April 25.-To-day's
Sleveland- Detroit game, won by the
maps. 10 ., was an automatic sort
Of affair The hits all were clean and
The outs all easy. Ladd's error was a
nigh throw and Veach's was an eScus-
able tumble of 4 single in left-centre.
Blandings pitching kept the Tigers
bounding the ball to the infeld John
ston getting two-thirds of the put
outs. But two Tigers reached third.
both on misplays. one passed bali
and the other a bad throw. The score
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Baseball Results Yesterday
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Nashville, l. Birmingham, o. Called
Atlanta. 10; Chattanooga, q
Memphis New Orleans POSTPONED.
wet grounds.
Montgomery Mobile. postponed: wet
" ~
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Summary: Two base hits-Spencer.
stolen bases-Simmons Double plays
-Barnett TO Busch. Sacrifice hits
Busch, Spy. Base on balls--by Brooks.
J; by Neyenpara. >. Left on bases
Petersburg. 6; Portsmouth. g. Struck
Sacrifice ny-Barnett, Spencer. Time
of game. 1870. Umpire Colgate At
tenda nee. $50.
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BROOKLYN.

3UhWaty: FIrst bose on crrOrs-Borton ].
Errors- Rummei. Titus. Kirke. Two ba se
lit.Stack Three base hits-StcnGel Titus.
Stolen basex-Sweeney t2). Double play
Fisher TO Cutshaw to Daubcrt Left on bases
Brooklyn, 6: Boston. 8. First base on balls
or stack 3; off Tyler, .. Struck out-By
stack. !; by Tyler. &. Wild pitch-Tyler
tmpires. Rigier and Byron. Time OF game
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base hits-Jackson ca. Johnston Three
base hits-lohnston, Blanding. Stolen bases
jackson. Wit. First base on baIls-On Null
I'm, 3; or BANDING. l. Left on bases-Cleve-
land. . Detroit, Z. Struck out-By Banding.
:; by Muilin. ?. Double play-Olson TO John
ston Passed bali-Land. Wild pitch-Mui-
I'M Time OF game. :55. EMPIRES. Hide
brand and Evans. Attendance 4 Az
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philalelDllja
New York.
Totals =. % a24li Totals 80 4 8 - 10
.Batted for Fisher In ninth

Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ...................o o 0 o o 3i0x-
New York ......................06 0 O 0 0 O %
Summary: Earned runs-Philadelphia, l.
First base on errors-Philadeluhia. l. Err
ror-HartZell. Left on bases-Phiiade phIa
$; New York. .. First base on balls-On
Ford 4. Struck out-By Ford /: by Plank
10. fIits-Om Ford. Q in innings: off Fisher
o In 1 inning. Three-base hit-Barry. Two
base hits-Collins 49,. Sacrifice hits-OId-
ring, Plank. Stolen bases-Collns (2l. Baker
Hartzeil. Double play-Collins TO Barry to
McInnis. Wild pitch-Ford. Passed bali
Williams. Umpire In chief. Connolly; field
umpire. McGreavy. Time OF game. $40 At
tendance, 1000.
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Easy victory for v. p. l. Team.

Blacksbprg. Va. April. 25.--V. II. /.
lege here this afternoon by n score of
I 0 to 3 the visitors making their only
runs on errors by the techs.
down and Billrin; V. r. l., Freeman.
Moore, Evans and King.
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score BY innings

Norfolk ....f... o o o o o III
Summary: Stolen bases-PowelI and
Milan. Sacrifice hits-Pressly. Two
base hits-Lattte. Double plays
Blausser to King TO Pressly. Struck
out--by Gardin. 4: by Campbell Z.
Base on balls--off Gardin. | (PowelD.
Left on bases-Roanoke 4; Norfolk, 6.
First base on errors Roanoke. Q; Nor
folk, 2. Time of game. 1:31. Umpires,
,Mcssrs Shelter and Norcum
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M GU|RE'S HAS
AN EASY VICTORY
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

tSPSSioi ~ iiio lines DlSpatCn.I3
Alexandria, Va. April 25.-McGuire's
University School defeated Alexandria
High School here day. l3 to g. The
features were Hammonds pitching. and
Paschalrs, the Cogbills' and Starkeys,
batting
The score:
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AMERICAN

Philadelphia, 4; New York, o.
Washington. s.; Boston. 4.
Cleveland. @: Detroit. o.
Chicago-St. Louis (rain).
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Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

Brooklyn. a: Boston. i.
Pittsburgh. 8; Chicago. g.
Philadelphia, o; New York, eleven
lnnings).
st. Louis Cincinnati Gain).
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Philadelphia.
Totals Las 0 3 SO u rotnls

iotais .'.S3 53 IL Totals ..-37 a3 Il
'Batted for Killifer In tenth
IRAN for Myers In the eighth
tBatted for Demeree in tenth
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia .............o 20 o 90 OH
New YORK :...;.;.....:......o 100000 o 90
summary: First base errors-Philadel-
mia, 2; New York !. Errors-Shafer (35
Doolan: Left on bases-Philadeiphis, 8: New
iork. 2. First base on baiis--On Alexander
i; on Demaree. 3; off Crandaii l. Struck out
BY Alexander. s: By Demnree. S. Sacrifice
nles-DoIan. Murray. Stolen bBses-Magee
Dolan. Doolar. Murray. Devore Double
p'ays-Luderus to Doom to Luderus: Herzos
10 Merkle; Myers to Shafer. Passed ball
ayers, Hits-On Demaree, z In 10 innings
OF Crandul in inning. Umpire in chief
Klem' neid umpire. Ortiz Time of game
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

ln,dianap9lis, l; Minneapolis, (six
Toledo. 5 ST Paul. T.
Columbus 4; Milwaukee,
Louisville. ,; Kansas City. 3
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Summary: Left OH bases-NIcGuire. s..
4; Alexandria. 12. Bases on balls-Off
Hammond. s. Hits-Of Hammond, In
innings; Off Raison IA in z innings: $
off Nails, in innings. Hit by pitched
ball-M. Cogbill (WeazelD. -
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r,-.. r.aFHeu ruhs--W AshlngtOn, 8:
Boston q Left on Observation-Disclosures 6:
BoEton, T. First base on balis-On o. Brien'
/; on Hall. /: off Gailia. /. Innings pitched
by o. lrien sl-3 by Hall. 90 inning; by
or O Brien .; off Hall. 3; on Galiia. S: OF
Boehiing. ]; of Johnson. :: Struck BY
O. Brien. IL; by Boehlng, L; by johnson l.
lone run-EnBle. Three base hit-Speaker.
Two-oa hits-Moeller. Gandil. Ball. Stolen
bases-Moeller t2), Shanks. Double plays
Fan TO wagner to Engle: Morgan to Mcbride
TO Gandil te). Wild pitch-Boehing TIM
pires, Hart and Dineen. Time OF game e:io.
Attendance, 500.
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PLAY TODAY.

Boston at New York.
Washington at philadelphia
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit
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.Batted for Richie In eighth.
tBatted for Clymer In ninth.
Score by innings: n
Chicago .........................e0 q o o "a
Pittsburgh ....,:........s.......1 , o 001IOx-5
summary: Errors--Clymer Saier. Richie
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STANDING OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEY

New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
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Boston.
WnhhinginIl.

Totals ..al 10 "a Totals ...S3 IL 27 Il
Batted for Nunamaker in ninth.
f8atted for Hall In ninth
fBatted for Gallia in sixth
zBatted for Boehling in eighth
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nDHtVtu TOT BoehIIng IN eighi
Score BY inninGs-
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Total. ...sl 10 Totals !. 30 6 10 q
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Banks.
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Bicycles.
Box and Bedding Plants.

ALL KINDS Of bedding ana box plants,
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Railroad Schedule.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
RRIER
SOUTH"

Nt@fN ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
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Engineering and Machine
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Furniture Repairing and
Upkolstering.

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Furniture bought and SOLD ana mat
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Hatters.
Lighting Fixtures
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BUSINESS GUIDE
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And the Public in General
Auction Sales of Furniture ana
Household Goods.

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Stove and Range Repairing
Violin Maker.

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Fire Proof STORAGE
Furniture.
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Hardware and Tools

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WOMAN SOUGHT
AS N|NEC0FF
P|CKPOCKET
Quick Wit of Insurance Man Leads
to Capture in Atlanta's New
HosteIry.

Detectives Friday put three al
aged pickpockets arrested in the Ho
ri Winecoff Thursday night through
the third degree" 1t is believed a
woman is in league with the men ar
rested, and the police want to get her
if possible. The three men were
taken while the merriment of tbs
opening festivities was at its height
A fourth man escaped.
ID. B. Gilbert, fire insurance man
stopping at the Aragon Hotel, de-
serves credit for the capture. Gill
bert had his pockets picked in Macon
last week, and last night while watch
ing the fun at the new hotel he
recognized the four men who had
jostled him in Macon. He says he
knows they are the men who relieved
him Of wallte containing $50.
Gilbert went to Manager F'rank
Harrell and told him of his discovery
The police were notified and two de-
tectiVes were sent to the hotel to act
under Gllbert's orders.
The detectives arrived and were
stationed on the third floor. A short
time later the alleged pickpockets got
in the elevator, Gilbert following
Several ladies, with their escorts
were also in the car This was al
the third floor.
Shut the door. Don't let anyone
out. These men are pickpockets,'
shouted Gilbert. The women in the
car screamed. The women demand
ed that they be let out of the car
and as the door opened the detectives
walked in.
These are your men, officer. GraE
insurance man.
The men made a dash for the door
One succeeded in getting out of the
car and made a daring escape down
the stairs and out the lobby door. \
third was tripped up by Gilbert and
the two others, now showing no sign
of fight, were held by the officers.
At headquarters the men gave their
names as w. NJ. Rayner, 4S years old
Of Birmingham; G.. l.. Peterson, OF
Knoxville, aged SIS years, and H. e
Barnard, of Louisville, who is about
"a years old.
When searched, the men had APP
parently less than 800, but when
secret pockets were revealed by the
officers almost $1,000 W: found IN
the three men.
From letters found on them the
police believe they have a woman
confederate.
Albert Stanley, who declares he was
formerly a bell boy at a hotel in
Rochester, N. Y, was taken into Gus
.tody Friday morning as a suspected
accomplish of the three men arrested
at the Winecoff opening. Stanley was
arrested in the north yards of the
Southern Railway by Policemen Ar
rowood and Welchel. He denied en-
phatically that he was connected with
the other men.