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The evening world., 1913-07-26
AVIATOR vEDRINEs INJURED.
Yuel Taak % Asa0Dlase EsplsAss
as No Fiaishes rllgAt.

BORDEAUX, France. July s.-yulss
vsdrtnss. the French avtstor, narrowly
sseaped fatal accident today whom the
fuel tank Of his moaopla.s exploded
while he was landing near thh city.
vedsinss. wAo y Q candidate In the
town of AnoV1 at the Approaching
elections for ths Chambsr Of Deputies,
WAS aytns 70 ~ constituency to start
HE oampaiSa Vhsa ~ w. Geleed to
descend owing - motor trouhas. His
assoplans seruek ~ ssrsh violently and
eeuss1 ths liavtd fuel 70 saDiedA He
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The evening world., 1913-07-26

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The evening world., 1913-07-26

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
TRINITY STARTS
EARLY TRAINING
Baseball Squad Reports for Prac-
tice-Fifty Candidates Out
to Make Team.

=, Trinity College, Durham, y c. Feb
VIII coach Trini Mes'f s. Adkns Wns
Of this week. and. has taken active
been the on sqH 9 ued o fa the the h pas
SHARP: under the direction OF Captain
Nid Anderson. the practice has not
taken on any really professional air.
, In answer to a call issued by Captain
gathered at the gymnasium to meet
Coach Adkins. and to talk over the
prospects for the coming season. Much
Al The close of the hour DR.. Adkins
expressed himself as very. much en-
son: From present prospects. Trinity
VIII have "A tenn this year that viii do
local nine OF last year.
The pitching staff. which was espe-
ciadiy weak last year, is 20 be greatly
iery is. Of course, back III college for
his his four nemrfh E Eear and s eEpected to do
the lucky twirler. who, though "A fresh
nan. was the only pitcher in North
Carolina Garc,, who succeecsd in making the
year, Is III college again this season.
and a, viii add very materially TO the
gerald and Knight both men from
Trinity Park School. arc excellent
during the au cS % PC m 1m the rn5 ane
expected to do some excellent work.
The receiving end of the battery is
college of Maddox, who was ON the
team Two years ago. and who received
such excellent training in holding up
Can't; Fatty" Mclean is here again
this year and has his nat in the ring.
bat. Bond. a second year man. also
has his eyes on that positior,.
~ shortstop. Captain Kid Andcr-
second base Thompson and Shore are
lighting for the first place. Thompson
o or"f n a" the o' e 'mfn WI hIinnt rec
was on the team last year. has four
opponents to fight for the position.
TO make the position. Roam Carver.
Eudy and Baird arc the men who viii
give White q close race for the Gov
Just who stands the best chance of
winning the position at the initial sack.
as there arc six candidates. and each :,
ton was the strongest rival of tall
Dave Fuller. who won out last year.
hands full II he succeeds in hoiding off
the other aspirants. Siler. Gill, North
PATTERSON, Cook and CASTOR are ali
In the outficld Spence. who for two
Years past has been on the team, will
though Litchheld, of last years fame
at Trinity Park School. is expected to
GO H}b great ,dhlngs In that meighborhood
Few. Glaze, Gil. Edgerton, Thorne e,
RICHARDSON. Robbins and Parish
., Now rs,,t that Doc Adkins has arrived on
harder and the more earnest. The ma
teriai for good team is here. and the
team is produced, If hard work and
steady coaching can produce it, With
the best chedule In the history Of the
say that this season ut Trinity will
DC successful ana victorious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
DEEP RUN HUNT

The Deep Run hounds met yesterday
Afternoon at Bryan Park for the week
ly hunt. In spite of the heat, which
was felt by both horses and riders be-
fore the run was over. the going was
excellent.
Il. b. Sydnor was the only rider to
have fall. winning n cropper at n
ditch in Bryan Park, where his horse
refused the jump.
The run was through McDonough's
and Childrey's to Brook Road; thence
through Lakeside, Bloomingdale and
Bryan Park to Bethlehe Church. At
ter short check, the course was con-
tinued on to the Country Club, maxi
Ing distance Of about eight miles
Those riding were w. o. Young, on
overland; S. s. CampbeN. on ROB
Roy; III. G. Beattie, on Mick O Time;
Miss Sallie Crenshaw, on 1.-The Quaker;
w. Il. Sydnor. on "Babbie"; James w.
Graves, on High Star; Il. b. Sydnor,
on Her Grace; e. b. Harris. on
Lady; IN. White, on Iron Prince:
Huntsman Thornton, on Gates" and
groom rode Lady Francis"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
DIsPATCH RICHMOND VA SUNDAY FEBRUARY 90 1918
SCHEDULE GIVEN
OUT BY CAROLINA
Football Eleven Will Play Nine
Games-A. & M. Gets
Place on List.

Chapel Hill. February, 22.-The foot
ball schedule of the university Of
North Carolina for the season OF 1918
has been officially announced 1t in
cludos a total number OF nine games,
two of the number only being sched-
ulcd for the home grounds. The
schedule follows:
September a7-Wakc ForeSt at
Chapel HILL
October Virginia Medical College
at Chapel Hill.
October 11-Davidson at Greensboro.
October 1S-uniycrsity of South
Carolina at Columbia. s. C.
October 26-V. p. I. at Winston-Sa-
lem (probably.)
November UNIVERSITY of. Georgia
at Athens. Ga.
November S-Washington and Lee at
Lynchburg, Va.
November 10 ~. & NJ. at Raleigh.
November 27--University OF Virginia
at Richmond tsu
Der of games that COMPOSED last sea-
sons schedule, several shiftings In
teams to be played are noticeable.
Medical College of Virginia makes its
appearance on the schedule, and the
University of Georgia substitutes for
the game of previous years with
Georgetown. Then, too. not since
1895 has it's sister institution, a. &
NJ, clashcd with Carolina on the grid
Iron. The other six games are con-
tests with colleges that have had an
nual athletic relations with Carolina
for many years. All In all, the schcd-
ulc is a degree sitter than those of
former years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
SHORT PRICES AT
PALMETTO TRACK

Charleston. :. c., February 22--
Short price horses proved the winners
to-day, but in every instance the ia
vorites did not win. Vol Thrope. wide
~ tipped over the country as the live
one In the fourth race. failed" to de
liver the goods running second to Re-
publican.
In the first race Incision, a TO IA
chance, came in third behind Ameri-
Gus. to >. and Berkcly. 4 TO 3. An
other upset occurred in the second
race. when Francis NJ. beat out Cor
don. the favorite. Gordon was a
TO shot. and Francis NJ was quoted
at is TO 3. Frank Hudson, another
fivorite. lost in the third race. when
Armon. to ., and Counterpart, 9 to 4,
went In ahead OF Frank Hudson
First Race-Five acknowledgements
caus ilo tCorcy), . to .. won; Berkely.
III tTopiD. to 5, second; Incision,
lo7 CWolfe). to 8, third. Time.
l:102-5. Steal Away, New Haven.
Elma. Tiger Jim. Wild Weed also ran
Second Race-Maidcn two-year -olds.
three furlongs-Frances NJ. III
tGoosc), * L. o. won; Gordon. to
4. second: Please Wclles, 1l5 (Mondon) =,
to o. third. Time: 81 3-5. Old Jor-
dan, Dainty Mint. Flaming Flaming,
Colonel &. also ran.
Third Race--Thrcc-y year olds selling,
five and half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ITO
tMarvin). 3 to >. won; Counterpart,
loo tSkrivin). to l, second: Frank
Hudson, 10 tMondon). +. to ). third.
Time, iii 1-5. May Salaame. Merry
Chase. Jonauin, Daisy Conductor,
Berkeley. Pucheis also ran.
Fourth Racc-Gcorge Washington
handicap OF $500. three year old $
and up, mile and a observation-disclosures
lican, loo (Mondonl. 3 to .. won: Vol
Thorpe, loo (Martin), 3 to /, second !:
Busy. lo6 Goosc). Z to 5. third. Time,
l:52 4-J. Milton b., Carlton O.. Lochiel,
Merry Lad. Shack Teton. Font. Cherry
Olo also ran.
Fifth Race-'Threc-y year olds and up.
selling. SIX and half furiongs-Col.
Cook, ITO (Mondon). evon. won; Right
Easy. l05 tDerondo), TO .. second
Henry Hutchiaon, ll3 Cioosc), ! to .,
third. Time, lea 40. Chemupo. York
Lad. Queen Bee also ran.
Sixth Race-Four-y year Odds and up,
selling, one mile and "a sixteenth
PLANT. LOB ,Musgrave), to o. won;
Michael Angelo, ITO (Taplin), TO g..
second; Pendant. IS CFord), to l.,
third. Time. / ;5s As. Edna Collins,
Stairs, Pretend, Naughty Lad also ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23

Yesterday brought the amateurs out on
the lots ia full force. wherever there
space enough one would lind bunch OF
youngsters limbering up for the coming sea-
son II this weather keep UP the boys
should get In fine condition by the frat Sat
urday In April. when the season Will open.
Speaking Of the opening Of the season, tho
for opening that IL going to surprise tho
people OF good old Richmond. II Is expected
that there will be fully 100 automobiles and
Two or three bands. The autos viii carry
the players Of several Leagues. each league
being headed 10y the officials 90 the league.
and each team by the manager OF the team.
The commission Will head the procession.
ssnd expect 10 have the Governor, the Mayor.
members of the Administrative. Board and
the parade starts the players and their
guests VIII asseInie in the CDpito Square.
and Bddresses VIII be made by some OF Rich
'nond's most prominent men.
All Leagues claim to he in fine shape and
nre ready for the opening game, Having
about completed their rosterG nnd occurred
grounds for pnrFr. they just waiting for
the suD TO put rufficient warmth I'm the at
rnosphcre FOR them get on the lots and
loosen VI and Get IN shape To play ball.
The Capital city I.cague VIII have their
sh'nc diamond 81 Byrd Park. Leo Park
ana either Barton Heights or Richmond
College the league hnB not an yet decided
Which one they viii usc.
The Old Dominion I.eagne ,vill usc their
Oh grounds at Byrd Park and Athletic
pnrk. and tho old SkTecrncr diamond I'm Full
. ION. "
The Richmond central ana Pack.r,
leagues ~iil have tho sa,he grounds that
thtI had last year, While Tho West End
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
HOOVER ELECTED
CAPTAIN OF TEAM
John Marshall High School Re-
wards Star Catcher. and Ex-
poets Winning Ball Club.

Applicants for positions on the John
Marshall baseball team will begin
practice on Monday afternoon next.
Al recent meeting Hoover was
elected captain. AS usual a large
number Of boys will be on hand to
try out for places on the team. As
there are only three men left who
played on last years team, it will re-
quirc some work to get this seasons
aggregation I'm shape.
This will be done by D. +. Woodson,
who coached the team so efficiently last
year and who has fortunately been
secured for this season. He is for
mer Virginia star and is very .popu-
lar with the boys.
Among those who have already an
nounced their intention of trying out
for positions are: Outheld-Asher
Wood, Baker. Tyler, Wagner, Andcr
son and Bethel; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Matthew's Baldwin, Parrish, Frank
Turner. Pulliam aid Tinsley; catchers
Hoover tcaptain). Blankenship,
Brumble and Cason: pitchers-Padgett,
Craig. Robins Fuller and Hatcher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
MANY ENTRIES IN
BLUES-COL.L
INDOOR GAM ES
Applications In From Colleges
and Universities of Three States
and District of Columbia.

rho Blues College track meet which will
he held March 8, is attracting entries from
practically every college and university In
Virginia, the Caroliras, the District OF Co
IIrnhin and Maryland An attractive list OF
events has been arranged by the manage
,nent of the two institutions interested and
handsome prizes will be awarded in tho sew
cra events. Open eycntn IN the scholastic
class have been SO arranged as TO provide
plenty OF competition. The Richmond ANA
ieur Athletic Federation VIII have "a num-
Der OF relay teams entered in the meet All
in all, 1t will he the most comprehensive in
door meet ever held in Richmond.
Much interest attaches to the mile run
The Blues have among their athletes one
OF the best milcrs developed recently, while
the University Of Virginia VIII send Rum
baugh and Cooke, two OF tho best men ever
representing the Orange and Blue. George
town will send Gallagher probably the best
quarter mile In the East.
The feature relay event viii be the race
between Richmond College and the Blues.
The Spiders will be represented by ONeil.
Rennie Wingflcld and Wilson, with TiIicry
AZ substitute. This makes u fast four The
Blues have not named their relay team as
yet. Both local squads are practicing
daily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
NELSON TOO MUCH
FOR RAY WOODS

New Bedford Mass, February @
Bciorr the biggest crowd that ever
saw battle in this part Of the coun
try, Battling Nelson and Ray Woods
OF fall River. this afternoon fought
twelve vicious rounds, honors OF clean
hitting being with Nelson
Woods proved himself the Danes
equal In rushing and responsiveness
but Nelson's knowledge of the fight.
ing game was too 1~uch for the FAN
kiNcr man, tho Dane catching Woods
Time ana again with stilyiug upper-
cuts as the Fall Riycr man rushed n
There were no knock downs. but
Nelson staggered Woods and had him
IN bad shape III the seventh round
Woods was badly marked at the cnd
OF tho iiSht. while Nelson escaped with
ont scratch. Nelson fought the bat
tic with practically one arm. mis- LEFT
being heavily encased In AN elastic
bandagc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
timorc Central Y. NJ. G. A.

6,o-yard novice--Won by IIcnbr
Richmond Academy; second, Gnatt
University of Virginia, third, Daily,
Christian University. Time. 1929 5,
One-mile college relay-Won by John
Hopkins tMcDonagh, Steibel,, Wells
Cattlin): second, Richmond College.
Time. 4:3c LIS.
l,o0o-yard open handicap-Won by
j. Duke tscratch). Lehigh; second,
Hart i20 yards), University of vir-
ginia: third, Galloway GO yards), Gem
trail High. Time, 2:2S 2-5
One-mile senior relay race-Won by
Richmond Blues vaughn Burke.
McRee, World; second. Yankee 4. C,
Time, 40.
440-yard interscholastic handicap
Cornig. Il: II. s.. third, Goodwin. l..
III. 8. Time. 50 40 seconds.
Onc-mile club relay-Won by Wash
ton ~ A. CstrecRcr, Stenz Bowen,
Groome): second, Central Y. NJ. c.. \.
Time. S:5e.
one-mile club relay.,.won by Atlas
A. tklnge LINDEN Night, s .;h,,srh
Time. minutes il seconds.
SSo-yards open handicapc :, nnon bJy
l"5 dsiie5 a. ' yards} s {. 9: C.: th!rd
Harris a25 yardsl, University of Vir-
Einia. Time. = minutes seconds.
Onc-lnile scholastic relay-Won by
Western High School (Brcwer. Jones.
StearnS. Rosc): second. Baltimore p. /.
Time. 3 minutes "A seconds.
One-milc college relay--Won by
Maryland Agricultural College (I<nede,
Norris, Mclean, Brown; second.
George Washington. Time, minutes
10 10 seconds.
Two-milc run--lvon by Wright. Uni
vcrst% Of Virginia; second. Conner. un-
attached: third, MaNon George Wash
ington. Time, 10 minutes . 90 sec
ondS.
shotput Won by Hildebrandt G.
feet 6 inches). Il. G. Y. NJ. G. ~, As feet
2 II inches; second, Degan. Johns
Hopkins University; third, Mayer, Uni
versity of Virginia.
One mile college relay-Won by
Maryland Agricultural College (Looms
Morris. Ruff. Grace; second, ST. Johns
Time, minutes Z seconds.
One-nile college relay-Won by Lee
high University Burke. Buckley, Car
son. Wiley; second, Swarthmorc.
One-Nilc open handicap. Won by
Kiviat tScratch), l. y. y. L.; second
Gnatt (75 yards), University of Vir-
Sinia; third. Recsidc (S5 yards), Johns
Hopkins University. Time, minutes
c. Y. NJ q: distance. 10 feet 81 inc he !:
second, Blanco. Johns Hopkins Univer.
Sity; third, Schipps.
One,mile college relay-Won by
Catholic University tMcManus, Hyde,
Danley, Field; second. George WASH
ington Time, minutes 81 As see
onds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
RALEIGH five
BESTS CAROLINA
Farmers Play More Consistent
and Better Game Than
University Ouint.

Raleigh, N. O.. February 22.--Before
the largest and most enthusiastic
crowd that ever witnessed "a basket
oali game In Raleigh, a. & M. College
uefeated the University of North Caro-
lima tonight in tho Auditorium by the
score OF 26 to is. The game was hard
iought and very exciting throughout.
put the Techs showed the better
teamwork, especially In the last stages
OF the game. a. & NJ. made the first
goal adding one more point with Il
goal from foul, but this was soon
tied by Carolina. A. & NJ again gain
eo lead of few points. which was
kept through the first half. this half
enoins with the score standing to
IN favor Of the Techs. In the second
hhlt y. d M. played strong. and set
pace which the Chapel Hill men could
not Keep up with, exhibiting splendid
team work Carolina fought hard, and
.he Individual playing of Tiliett and
the work of Long. Chambers and Red
hohu was good. The playing of the
"hoie fed and White team was good,
INC work OF Mason, Phillips and Terry
Deing OF n high class, Mason throw
ihs hVe OF the eleven goals made by
~. ~ NJ Carolina made Il large mum
DER OIL attempts at throwing for goals
most or which were missed. The game
.housh rough at times. was one of the
pest exhibitions of the sort seen here
"I'so"' ana there were few kicks
III decisions of the officials. Lineup:
Observation-Disclosures (captain). left
euaru; Redmond. right guard; Car
rington, centre; Long, left forward:
Tillett, right forward
a. d M.-Jeffrey, left guard: Phillips
tcaptain), right guard; Terry. centre:
Mason left forward; Sumner, right
forward
Referee--Cheshire, OF Suwance. TIM
-AdJutant-Gcncral Young. Time
keepers--Bailey and Wright. Goals
from held-By Sumner. 3; Mason. 3:
Terry, ?; Phillips, | Long, .. CARING
ton, L: Redmond. J.; Chambers . Goals
from fouis-Sumner, 4; Long, 6. Goals
ance-1,S 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
Among Amateur BaH-Players

League will Harvie Park and Ciarke's
Spring. The new leagues that will play un-
der the commission claim to have their
grounds. but have not yet made known
their locations.
The Pathflnders. OF the Central League.
have very bright prospects this year. Man
aaer Amos has been very busy signing his
players and has many more stars on his
list Among them are Biankenship and Gar
nett. catchers Jones. Nunnally and Puliy,
outfcIders. and several others who will make
men OF last years team hustle TO hold their
Jobs.
Bob" Parncll, who was last year with
Wood;ill 4 Quarlcs. has signed contract
TO play with tho Richmond C;rays OF the
Manchester Is without n ball park at all
Spring Hill has been cut into streets, and
several residences have already been con-
structed where tho diamond was last year.
Manchester park has been replaced with
tobacco warehouses This leaves tho South
side without park at all with the excep
The prep schools have turned out In full
force. and II the ideal weather prevails they
Will all be In fine condition for the opening
day
Hoover has again been elected captain OF
High School, and promises to have team
that Viii make Mctiuire'a and Academy hus-
tie for the championships
Graves, McGuIre's star fielder CT last year,
has been elected captain for the coming
son. and will have a large number to pick
his team from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
ROGERS LEADING
IN TOURNAMENT
Pocket Billiard Experts in Last
Lap-Young Williams in
Second Place.

Andrew j. Rogers. OF New York,
short stop pocket billiard champion OF
the world. defeated i. j Malone, tho
eX-champion of the world. last night.
In the pocket billiard tourney at tho
superior. in one Of the greatest up
hill games that was ever seen In Rich
mond. AT the ending OF the seventh
inning the score stood Malone, g.:
Rogers, 20. Then Rogers. by great
playing settled down and ran the game
game out in one miss. Rogers ran
forty and then came back and ran
thirtysix more. and defeated Malone
Score follows: Rogers, 100: Malone, "a
Rogers plays Davidson Monday night
at o'clock. This will settle who Is
the champion. Rogers Is ruling favor
tic.
Earl Williams, the Carolina cham
pion, defeated j. l.. Malone, 100 10 %.
Alaiouc got away to n lead OF es balls.
the game standing SIS TO "a The Tar
heel youngster braced. and with clcv-
or exhibition OF safety playing. out
generated and outplayed the older
man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
Standing OF Pinycrs.
EXERCISES At UNIVERSITY.
WnshinEton's birthday Is Observed nj
charlottesville.

Especial TO The Times DispatchJ
Charlottesville, Va. February 22-
Washington's Birthday WAS observed at
the University OF Virginia. the exer-
cises being in charge of the Washing
ton Literary Society, which made the
occasion one for reunion of the
alumni OF the society
The public exercises were held to-
night in Madison Hall. the principal
speakers being a. L. We'll. of Pitts
bnrgh. who is well known throughout
the country AS an authority on munich
pal government. and who recently de-
lifercd speech before tho Economic
club of New York. and Lieutenant
Governor Francis d. Winston. OF North
Carolina.
Mr.. Wells subject was Present Day
Evils and Public Sentiment"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
Y. M. C. A. Athletics

ilans are being made to hold state tclc-
graphic athletic meet between the different
association IN Virginia. tentative pro-
gram OF events ana regulations was out
lined last week ia Norfolk by tho physical
directors OF Norfolk Central and Norfolk
Navy y. NJ g A. aud Richmond central
meeting together Ia informal conference
IL Is Planned To hold This meet in the latter
part of March. cacn association competing
IN the same events on the night Ia it's
own gymnasium ana then tecYrn phing the
results to central headquarters, from
which the official scores VIII be sent out
tho State.
Indoor Baseball League.
Members are signing up for the spring in--
door baseball league. blu, there is SIN room
Tor others. Men desiring to play arc r.
questcd TO either drop In and sign up at
the counter or phone Monroe III
cybuIl.
During tho past week the men hav. been
able TO get out on the grounds. but the
league games are being played Indoors Just
the same. Rice's team is hanging on In tirat
place, with Bryant. his nearest competitor
iiS points behind In percentage.
uff I,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
southern Adopts schedule.

Chattanooga, Tenn, February ~
At Il meeting OF tho Southern Associ-
alton baseball maSnatcs here today
the schedule for tho season was adopt,
cd calling for the opening of tho sen
son April 10. On that date Now or
leans and Mobile play at New Orleans.
Memphis and Montgomery at Memphis.
birmingham and Nashville at Birrning-
ham. and Chattanooga and Atlanta at
Chattanooga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
Warren Team Leads.

Washington. February 22.--Warrcn,
Ia. team this week took the lead in
the Eastern League Of the Interclub
liiiie shooting tournament for the
OF the United States. Re
suits:
Warren defeated Washington 996 10
9S6: Birmingham defeated New Haven
a2S TO tdefaultcd); New Orleans de-
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