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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30
NAIL DELIVERY
in SMALL TOWNS
rosrotrlcE DErARrMnxr m
MAxlN0 HxrxRrMExrs IN
rlsls RDsrnCr---ALL NwNs
NAY nK naNErTHp

.... :. 49,.
"~S'N"'vN' " y" ivy sv'
Should experiments now be'ns made
under authority granted BY conGrsss
provo satisfactory, the time 10 fore
shadoweA whom every village In the
Tinted ssatcs. With scarcely any re.
gard 70 In population. will enjoy the
benenta Of free mall delivery.
In somelhing more than 100 towns
Of from 1900 10 1900 population.
mall Ia nov being delivered TO resi-
dencss and business houses under On
Appropriated of $780, 900 granted BY
congress to test this new plan. Towns
whore the peetal receipts run from
! a. 900 to $4,000 . year are usually
selected. for vhsn the receipts reach
leiO.o00 Z year regular city delivery
10 granted. Preliminary rsouisitss
before the n@w syptem b lnssailsy ars
reasonably sood sldswaiks, enabling
carriers to sst about II any kind ol
weather. the numbering of the houses
and the placing of some Rind Of ~
ceptacls to hold the mail. when mall
matter II properly stamped carriers
accept Il on their rounds. and q the
|syssen should become permanent mali
boxcs will BE- provided for Il.
The postoaice dspartmeut has been
A.
|sstablishins THE experimental ssrvies
In the different states. ~ fast % suit.
able towns for the tsst could b %.
lsctsd. one or two towas being dssls.
mated In each state. Action h usual.
'ly taken on application for the ssrv-
Ice. Inspectors reporting ON the de-
|sirabiiity Of the place applying. and
whom selection 10 made. aiding the
postmaster to lay out the routes and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30
TURkOS USING
MARTIAL LINGO
nNvER nEy AsisEs TO INFORM
Ernorm THAT THEY'LL HOLD
ADimANorLE or nEcvMn nv.
TiNcr N rME NFFoRr.


ADRiANOpLE. July aO.---Ths sol-
lowing abatement was sent out today
by Envcr hey. the Turkish command
ant. no win charge Of this city ~
Let Europe underutand. once for
all. that wc viii never surrender
Adrianopic. Tho army Ia resolved ia
hold the city or die To tho last man. =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

The asssnmsit rolh ars nov ready
for inspsction. All property owners
are kindly requested to call at the
aasessoru' once and look over their
asssssmsAts before the msstius OF
the equalization board on the second
lleadsy In September.
J. P. LEE, Assessor.
7.seh.r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

THIS II TO advise you that the CO.
partnstship heretofore existing b.
tween D. u. Campbell and y. p. Bit
tinsor. and worklns under the name
Of ths klamath Falls Steam Laundry.
has been dissolved BY mutual con'
ssnt TIE business has been taken
over and will bs continued BY D. b.
Campbell. the owner. and ail accounts
dus the company are to b. paid 70
him.
klamath Falls Steam Laundry.
:s-st d. u. Campbell. Owner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30
YOUTHS DEPART
With An AUTO.
ASHLAND Lads MOTOR IllAaa.
ArMwARD. wnILn ANXIOUS
PARENT rELEnRAlns WILDLY.
Ann RsruRxnD H0asn

Taking their fathsr'a automobils.
tho two sons Of H. @. Avsnt of Ash
land and two other youths. isft that
city Tuesday afternoon for klamath
Fails. They arrived today
TheIr father. stating that he did
not know the destination OF the lads.
telcphoncd 10 the AuthoritIes 10 the
ncixhborlnv towns 10 watch Tor them.
rhey we're started homo today By Pa
trolman Walker.
According To the lads they havs
bcsn In the habit OF taking the car
whenever they felt like n. Several
times. they say. they have spent two
or three days at Msdford. and their
parents dId no, inquire whore they
were.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30
'TOWlvTOPiCS

HI T3fttf u f'tl - NJ 80 u 7-'' NJ \
Patch % l.Akeview. Project m
,,sineer W. w. Patch len this mornins
jfor Laksvisw TO meet supsrvisins
EnGinser =. q. Hopsou Of he rscla-
lmation service and bring hin q
klamath Falls. Mr. Hopson ls ~
turning from : trip Of lnspsction 10
Ithe rrackee-ca project.
NasAe tesulssrar. n. Andsrson
has bssa appointed registration clerk
tor ruls Lake prsciact.
0ocs 20 AshlAnd. Mrs. May Rob-
inson. who has been connected with
the local telephone exchange. has
been transferred to the Ashland once.
Her relatives rssidc In that city.
Hess 10 Whit. Paul Bosardus u
here ssron his homestead on Aspen
Lake. He viii remain several days.
-
New tAandrys~A Hescs--k. =.
Mari arrived last evening from Oak
land to take charge Of the klamath
Falls steam laundry for d. n. Camp
hsl1 NJ Mar has AsS ,>v~~sa>~
ysars Of experience IN this work, and
. one OF the hess In his uns on the
Coast. FOR the past two ysars as has
bcea demonstrating ~ the leadins
lauAdrsss esswesn Taeoua and san
D'sse'
----------- ----
Tussday at the hons OF Mr.. aad Mn.
Frsd brsmer. Bremer b the super
intsndsns Of lights for the California
Oregon Power company. 20 In case
the town % IN total darkness for a
lev evenings, the cause cannot BE-
ascribed TO break in the high power
line.
----
hack so shc woods.--A c. Sparr
loft this morning for his homestead.
after visit Of . few days In the
county seat. He took out . lot OF
supplies with HIN.
torn. }. O. Hamsksr. wa. Woods.
Walter Broadsword, sykss Hanaksr.
al we'll known Bonsasa businsss
matters. Ihsy VIII remain = fsw
days-
: - -
sass = . sssaIsr.-what = ~
lisved 20 ~ he best thres reel fea-
ised st The star tonight "sons cf .
so'd'es" = he tis's Of shis huge drs-
matte nasesrpiscs. Il shows one Of
the erestsst paradss ever asssmblsd
before notion p'etsrs camera. ~
suns that protect our harbors. iutsr-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30


adopted BY the Common Council oi
the city OF Klamath Falls. Oregon. on
the 18th day Of July. 1918. notics h
hereby given that bids viii b r.
,csivsd By the Police Judge Of sstd city
|up to and including the 9TH day ol
August. 1919. 1t the hour Of : o'eloeh
lp. m. tor the improvement Of TENTH
street from its intsrssction with Nain
street north. ineluding al street inter-
sections. 70 PSospsct street. by Orad-
ing 70 the sstsblishsd grade. an1 b
paving the same 70 the Width Of 10
feet from Main street 70 Pine street:
and by pavins the same 70 the width
|of 20 feet from Pins street 70 Pros
pset street. nh macadam; and The
putting In Of curhs snd storm sewer
system and suttsrs; and In such work
OF improvement , space OF strip Of ten
feet vide on each side of The said
Tenth street shall ~ prepared fos
parking and sidewalk constsustion.
All Of aid improvsnsnt sad work
shall b done and materials used II
aecordance with The plans snd spesiG-
cations made ~ shs sity scsinsss ~
on ale II the once of Tie Polies Julss
OF said city. : refessnee theeeto b
hereby made ios gSsatss 1otail ~
earding work and materials. The IL
I,rovemsnt y q ~ fully eomp1eted
BY November lst. 1919. an1 TIE coo-
tractor viii ~ required " givs .
bond In the sun of o7.ooo.oo eeoll-
toned for ths faithful pesfernaace Of
" work 70 the satisfaction os the
Common Council and The city enSin-
ss.r Said improvement viii bs ~ In
one contract. Bids for making sai1
Improvement VII ~ opsaed and con
sidered by the Comnou Couneil %
the evening Of August 9Th. 1913, II
lhs hour Of . O'Clock p. y. q TIE
pfice Of the PoIise Judge II said stty.
Each bid must ~ accompanied by
! ,certiAsd check oa some sesponeibIe
bsnk for Ave psr ssst ef ~ ssGrs-
~ bI1, - , guarantse thet the bid
lsr. " suecsssfuI. Win enter into eos
'rpet viii TIE city tor the making Of
'te improvement. The eity reserves
|hs right 70 Tstect Any and Al bids.
And The city further reserves The
light 70 vejsct sny snd ~ BIDS. and
q make suoh propossd improvement
tself. a |
= I, LHAvITT. Police Judge.
Iese1 \ X r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

n. H. Parker Is county seat Wis
ltor today
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

I'D DuFault, who has ranch In
i.anGsli Valley. is In the county seat
for few days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30
TERlla WILL PE CASH

TERAs WILL RE C.iSH
After August I all wood or oshsl
snsi Will BE- sold strtctly for cash n
delivery or IL advanes.
4. A. ARNOLD.
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
7-i-s-i w. =. sBnnoRN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

A. Mark IL here from Poe Valley,
attending 10 business matters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

Jack rslrclo WAS In Tuesday from
bic ranch In the valslsy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

william Wood. Ia her. from no
mama.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

ChIcaeottes Hsss.-Prof. H. "
roach and wife Of Chicago are hss'
to visit the iattsr's sister. Mn. J. n
Garrett. This b the nrst meeting q
the sisters N over thirty years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

Afssv Dssr.- Deputy County Clerk
Charles D. Lsp and family and hr.
and Ars, 4. ,. Palm. lsft Tuesday
for Cherry Creek. Thsy win spsnd
some time IN that ssetioa. huntins
~. y.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

New Elecesiciaa. son arrived
Tuesday at the hons Of Mr.. aad Mn.
Fred Bremen. Bremer b the super
inteudsnt Of lights for the California
Oregon Power company. 20 In case
the town b IN total darkness for a
few evenings, the cause cannot BE-
ascribed TO break in the high power
line.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

BACK so she wcots.--H. c. Spar
left this mornins for his homestead
after = visit OF few days In The
county seat. He took out . lot o.
supplies with him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

Go = Bssaslsy .-Nrp. O. o. John
son aad daughtsr. Miss zsnith. isf'
Tuesday Tor Bsrkslsy. who're thsy
|wiil reside. MS. Johnson. who \
|saiss manager Tor The klamath D.
vslepnest company. b \ California
~ sFsstsr part ee ths tins.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-30

Cains Rstuss--Nr. and Mrs. q
W. Cain Of the Model Variety stor'
have returned from Seattle. vhsr,
they have been Waiting for tv'
weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23

McGuire's University School again
defeated John Marshall High School
at Broad Street Park yesterday after
noon. The score was IL to 10, while
that of the first game was to ..
Both games were close at all times
and very interesting. The main diff
ference was that the first game was a
pitchers battle. while the last one was
Il contest between the batters.
McGuire's started off at the bat, and
Paschall got to first, went to second
on wild pitch and stole third. Leach
got to first on four balls and stole
second. NJ. Cogbll got his base on
Robinss error. and Paschall scored at
the same time.
Snead then came to the bat and lined
out three base hit, which scored
Cogbill and Leach. In the ending of
tho inning the High School made one
run by a sacrifice hit and two singles
In the next two innings McCiuire's
scored two more runs. one In each
inning. An especial feature of the
second was that Snead got another
three hit and scored the run
OF this inning. In the second inning
tho High School scored twice. and
again in the third. This made the
score to 4.
In the NTH McGuire's scored two
runs by single from Mac. Cogbill
anu ,>eaSH tirce-oase MT RAM
mond who had been pitching for Nc
Cures began to weaken in the fifth,
and changed places with Snead, in
right field.
Snead came to the box with no outs
and man on second but he came
through all right and allowed no hits,
and no one scored. In this inning
three hits were gotten off Hammond
and three men scored, which made the
score tie. To Z. Il. Cogbll also in
the nth. made sensational running
one-hand catch.
In the seventh McGuire's scored one
run, and again in the eighth three
more, by punching hits on Atkinson
who had taken Craigs place. The
High School made three runs. also in
the eighth by getting two two-b a Sc
hits and single, all three OF which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
STE|NF ELDT TO
LEAD LYNCHbURG

Lynchburg Va. April 22.-Harry Ste,nfeidt
Tor years the fast third baseman of tho
Chicago Cubs. will play third base for and
captain the Lynchhurs team in the United
states League. all doubt about his reporting
here having been diBpelled In a letter Mana
gar Macktnnon received from the veteran
this morning.
Mac kin'.~7i Stenfeldt expressed Il doubt az
10 his ability to get In condition To play ball
again. but now he writes Siat lie IS working
out In Cincinnati and VIII report here In
good condition. though lie VIII not come for
the training season. However he Will he
here In time for tho opening game May 10.
Manager MacKinnon has written that this is
agreeable and that he now regards the hot
corner AS well provided for.
Jimmy NcGrath. first baseman. who train
cd with the Chicago Cubs this spring and
who was turned over by tho Cubs to Mem
phis. OF the Southern League, has signed a
contract with LyuchburT, and Manager Mac
kinnon announces that McGrath Will report
here the latter purt of this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
TRIPLE PLAY IS
FEATURE OF GAME
Tarheels Defeat Washington and
Lee by Sharp Fielding and
Good Pitching.
Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch. ]

Lexington, Va, April 22-In q hard
fought contest. Agricultural and Me-
chanical of North Carolina, defeated
Washington and Lee to-day by the
score of to 3. The Tarhcels tailed
twice in the opening round on doubles
by Farmer. Winston and Britton. In
the second they added another when
Page was safe on Larrick's error and
kincaid hit for two bases. The 'visi-
tors last run came I'm the third, when
Cornell, who had gotten life on an
error, scored on Britton's second two
base wallop.
Washington and Lee scored In the
first, Lancaster who had been walked,
tallying on Winston's error. In the
second Harrison was safe on n field
er's choice. and he came home on Lam
casters double. Tie last run was the
result of singles by Colville and Turby-
fill
The Agricultural and Mechanical
twirler was hard to hit with men on
the bases, eight Generals being strand
ed. Larrick was hit hard in the first
three Innings. but pitched shut-out bali
thereafter. The fielding features we're
Waggoner's running catch of Terry's
hard drive in the sixth and :, triple
play. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
Wagner May Be
Out for Season

Boston. April 2:.-"IIonus" Wag-
ner, the Pittsburgh Pirates great
shOrtstOp, il likely to he ont OF
the game for some months, accord
ing to what Is quoted in baseball
circles here "thc hest author
hy." me statement IN mndc TINT
Wngncr's nbscnce from his team Us
due to floating cnrtiIcgc in the
knee, revealed by specialists IN the
West last week, and u is snid that
In the course of few days wng-
Nor Will undergo mn operation In
New York. II tx declared that even
with n favorable result. Wagner
probably will have to iny OF until
the first OF August, and IL unsuc-
cessfui, the chances ure that the
Pittsburgh club will lose pcrman-
emily the services of one of the
greatest players baseball has known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
Murphy Is Fond aren't

San Francisco. April 2:.-Hariem
Tommy Murphy. who defeated the
former lightweight champion, AID
WalEnsf, here Inst Saturday. left
for his home In New York to-day. &
newborn baby girl, whom lie has
not yet secB, awaits him there.
Murphy says hc probably will
move to California, ms he expects
to fight most of his future battles
In this Statc.
local promoter is cndcnvOriug
TO match him for twcnty-round
meeting with Willie Ritchie, the
champion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
"rhe Common Lnw.v

"The Common Lnw.o
Without going too deeply into the
merits of the plays construction. IL
may be said that The Common Law.
which is being presented at the Bi1ou
this week is an attraction uuite on,
of the ordinary run or onerings at
that POPULAR price theatre. In its
dramatiHcd form, much OF the ins.d-
Gus saiaciousness Of the story, com
mon to nearly nll Of Robert w. Cham
pcrs's work. has been omitted. but
there rcmnins enough OF it's bold
theme. enough or its many rather
startling incidents. To make tho play
broad, to describe it mildly
The book has been so widely read
that it is necessary TO distinguish it
from the prolific Mr.. Chambcrs's other
output only 10 recall the central
''problem"--that which confronts a
model who poses .as did Du Mauricr's
"irllbN,' but who Is otherwise every
thing tender aud everything fair"
when she is sought in marriage by 81
brilliant artist Of exalted social posi-
ton and, for love of him. desires to
he all things 10 him except his wife,
her 10 make, though she insist ever 20
strongly that marriage to her would
mean an end OF his career In his own
world
From the drawings OF Charles Dana
Gibson. which appeared first when the
book was run in serial form, the two
settings shown in the four acts of the
play have been carefully built. with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
cGuires Wins From High School---Ayers to Come Here

the result that the unusually hand
somc mounting OF the piece is accu-
rate and artistic
or the presenting company, Walter
Fenner stood out in the character OF
Querida, not only looking the part, as
Mr.. Gibson conceived Querida. but
playing 1t with poise and Il convincing
expression of it's Indicated deviitry.
whlle Marguerite Chaffee as Rita
fowls, displayed 50 many valuable
items OF physical equipment for con-
spicuous work, as well us SO much
natural talent, that one longcd to SEQ
her drop the attitude of waiting for
laughs I'm tho delivery Of comedy lines.
and OF artificial tenseness in her heav-
Ter scenes. Charles Gay gave good
performance of the bit OF the janitor.
and Bernard Riggs drew many laughs
MS Sam Ogilvy. who was always just
about to give a party"
And, although they all said 'stoodio"
the appearance OF the room referred
10 more than counter balanced the
trifling fault In pronunciation.
W. Douglas Gordon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
PITCHERS BATTLE
WON BY ROANOKE
Hedgpeth and Gardin Engage in
Hurting Duel, With Champ
Portpaw Winning.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Petersburg, Va, April 22--In n
pitchers battle between Hedgpeth and
Gardin, the Champs proved themselves
to be the best batters. hitting the local
twirler for five singles and two dou-
bles. while Gardin held the Coolers
down to a triple and four singles. Both
teams played a fine fielding game.
Pressly's steal home in the fourth
inning while Hedgpeth was watching
Maths on first, was the most brilliant
and daring piece of stealing ever seen
in this city. Barnett's triple, which
should have been homer but for the
fact that he was held ut third, and
Ginn's throw from centre field after
catching Laughlin's fly, catching Bar
nett at the home plate, were the fea-
lures. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
GRIFFIN'S HOPEFULS
TRIMMED BY TARS
Second Game of Series Goes to Norfolk Through
Superior Stickwork on Part of Seasders
Steve Has Run of Hard Luck

kiddcd by the crowd and finally was
robbed OF what looked like a three
Dagger in the ninth by Milan's spec
tacular catch.
That the Colts did as we'll as they
did and held the lead at one time was
due 10 the wildness OF Scitz, the Nor
folk southpaw. Seitz walked seven
batsmen and hit another, three of the
gifts turning into runs Three fast
double plays by the Tars pulled him
out of as many bad holes
Norfolk scored first, counting two
runs in the opening inning. Keller
scratched an infield hit. took second on
hircher's sacrifice and scored on Schra
dcr's three-base hit Damrau sent
Kircher home with 4 single, but was
out trying to steal second Richmond
got its first run in the second. when
Piez opened by getting hit and taking
second on Bresnahan's onc-base blow
Both advanced OH a passed ball, and
Picz scored on Maccs iniield out.
Two bases on balls. 4 hit by Bus
soy and another feldcr's choice by
Griffin gave Richmond it's two runs in
the fourth. Norfolk tied the score in
the NTH. Seitz opened with n single
to left, and kept to third when Ten
nant let the ball go through him.
counting on 1<irchcr's groundcr which
was played to the plate but too late
The winning runs were due to single
by Milan, brother of the Washington
player. Singles bi Damrau and Powell
put two on, and both scored when Mi
Ian bounced one over the infield. The
score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
WAKE FOREST
LEAVES ON TRIP
/ Special 10 The Times-Dispatcb.

Wake Forest y. c.. April .2.--Be-
ginning with a game with Davidson
College At Davidson to-day, the Wake
Forest baseball team will play seven
games on their annual Southern trip.
From Davidson the team will go to
Grccnvillc, :. c., for two games with
Furman.
Clemson will be met Friday, and
riverside School. Of Gainesville, Ga,
Saturday. The Georgia Techs will he
met in Atlanta Monday and as the
Crackers have "A fast aggregation this
should be an interesting game. The
trip Will conclude with ~ game with
South Carolina in Columbia the %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
TRINITY TAKES
EASY V|CTO DRY
Especial to The Times-D spatch.

Lexington. Va, April 22.-Trinity. Of
North Carolina, won easily over Vir-
Einia Military Institute, 10 to .. IN "a
loosely played game. Trinity won out
i'll The ninth, after the Cadets had tied
up IN the eighth on two errors. pass.
Thompson's three-baggcr and single
The score: r IA T.
Trinity ...... $4,000 30 10 :
Cadets ...... 100000 O. I 6
Batteries: Enipc and Maddox: l.eech
and Hudson. Umprc-Mr. Rartcry,
Washington and Lee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
McCarty to Fight in
Calgary

Calgary, Alberta, April 2".-Luthcr
Nctnrty, white heavyweight cham
pion of the world, to-day accepted
terms to come to Calgary to fight
on May ~. lie will meet the win
ncr Of tho Pclkey-MOrrIs fight
scheduled for Mny I. Mickey Ne
intyrc VIII meet billy Grifith here
on Mny In the first series to clean
up the WcItcrveight ciampinnshtp
tanSic. Rny Bronson or Willard
Lung probably VIII get bout with
the winner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
TRINITY PLAYS
LOCAL MED|COS

Trinity College, Durham. y. G., April -.
The schedule that il to be played by Trinity
during the Northern trip and while the team
IL away from home follows:
April .3-Washington and Lee at Lexins-
ton.
April 2i-washing ton and Leo a, Lexins
ton. Va
April a5-university Of Virginia a, Char
lottcsvillr, Va.
April 2s-cntholic University a, Washing
ton. y. g.
April 2sMedicai College OF Virginia a,
Richmond.
April 23--Davidson College at Concord y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23
LnNrcnccYiIIc Wins.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Lawrenceville, Va. April 22.-Law
renccville High School baseball team
defeated the Alberta High School team
in an interesting game on the lattcr's
grounds Monday afternoon, by u score
of to =. Lawrcnccyillc took the lead
IN the first inning by scoring two runs.
and maintained this lead through the
game. The batting Of Strohcckcr and
Iaffoon featured for Lawrenceville.
Batteries: lawrenccvillc, Strohecler
and Golfer; Alberta, Meade and Prior.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23

Norfolk, Va. April 22.-Supcrior
stick work and cleaner fielding gave
Norfolk the second game with Rich
mond this afternoon by the score of
10 s. 1t was a sad day for Steve
Griffin, for after starting the game by
striking out, he fumbled an easy roll
Ter. was chased from the coaching line
by Umpire Colgate was numerically
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-23

Petersburg ...........0 o o o 90 OIL
Roanoke ........... D 0 0 . D o.
Summary: Two base hits--Pressly,
Blauser. Three base hit--Barnett
stolen baSe--Pressly. Double PLAYS
Busch and Barnett; CHM and Lafittc.
BASES on balls-of HedEpeth. 4 off
Gardin, .. Left on bases-Roanoke 6;
Petersburg, 5. Struck out-by Hedg
peth, 4; by Gardin g. Time Of game,
30. Umpire. Norcum Attendance,
1000.