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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-10
ELECT OFFICERS
TO GUIDE TEAMS

Chapel Hill. n. C., May at 70.
cent meeting OF the General AthIetic
Association of the State university. ON
GERS for the college year OF Iol3-la1&
were chosen to serve in the various
capacities within the direct supervision
OF the athletic association. The stu
dents chosen and their respective Of.
fees were az follows: NJ. T. Spears n,
I.lIiinSton. president OF the association:
-. ~ AppIewhite. OF Wilson. vice-presi'
dent; j. T. Pritchett, OF Lenoir. secre-
'nry: Carl Taylor, of Newbern. was
elected lnaiiager of next years baseball
SQUAD; with T. f. Little. OF Wadesboro
ana IL. j. Lilly, OF Fayetteville, assist,
Winston. salem. was chosen manager Of
inc track team with Il. L. Gilman OF
lacksonville. and Dennis Lee. OF Feison
assistants Na'Ho"
Lenoir Chambers. Jr, Of Charlott.
was selected editor-in.chief OF Tho
Tarhecl. the student weekly and Off,
citi organ OF the athletic association
w. +. Fuller. OF Bradcntown. Fla wa
made managing editor. The associate
EDITORS Of the publication are T. G
Eyhh; or Salisbury; Mebane Long, OF
charlotte; -. a. hlebane. OF spray; ]. s.
cansier, Of Charlotte; S. w Whiting.
81 raleigh. and w. q. Guthrie. of Char
!otte The business department or tho
college weekly Will be administered
by L. u. Johnston, Of Haw River. busi-
ness manager, and &. H. Field of
Greensboro. and g. II. Erwin or Trou,s
man, assistant managers. Oscar Leach
OF RacIord. was named as reDresent1
tiVc-at-larSe on the athletic council
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posedly engaged I'm tho derby. there is
absolutely no chance of more than hai2
' 1Sat number 1a, really accepting the Issues
me starter arc of such mediocre
ealibre that the only reason their own
ers are sending them to tho post "a the
nope or being lucky enough to finish
inside tho money.
summing the kentucky Derby sit
uation up In nutshell. 1t may be said
That there are only three really good
horses left in the list Of probable start
ers. They are Ten Point, Yankee No
tons and Foundation.
Ten Point went through morning
triaI to-day I'm anything but s; salts.
factory condition. He is suffering iron,
the Intense, heat prevailing here On
the other hand, Yankee Notions has
improved every minute since his arrival
from Lexington. and. rain or shine. ha
~ sure to give n good account OF him
self. The probable starters, their
weights. Jockeys and odds. are as fol-
lows: 80 80
Yankee Notions. III, Glass. Z too.
Ten Point. lit. Wilson, s to g.
Foundation, III. LOTUS 3 to /.
i'rinco Iiernis. H. Goose 5 10 L
Lord Marshall. III, Steele s to
Leochares and Sam Ilirsch are num-
bercd among the doubtful starters
whilc there Is not a chance that Owner
Crete: viii send Floral Park his crank
three -year-old My to the post.
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Garvin Mikes Change.

Ghrvin viii send Llewe!lyn, his re-
cruit from Philadelphia. after the final
game with the Colts this afternoon
Grin must use either Busscy or Small
wood. and il Will depend upon which
shows the most for final choice Charlie
l'hskeN may be sent To right and Rog-
ers catch There VIII be a slight change
N the portsmouth lineup. Mullaney.
the big right fielder. will be given n
rest In order that he can strengthen
MS batting orhS. Carter. at second
during the earlier games. will take the
sun neld. and Evans. IL newcomer TO
me virginia League, but an old South
ern i-chgue star, VIII play second. The
Datting order VIII he the same, save
that Evans takes Mullaneys place In
the lineup.
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Ashland, Va. May 9-To- morrow
VIII be big day at Ashland. as the
Yellow Jackets viii hold their annual
field day in the morning. and the SOC
ond championship baseball game with
mpdcn- Sidney IN tho afternoon
The faculty has granted a holiday,
and big time Is looked for. These
occasions have always been exciting.
and tomorrow should prove no excep-
ton. as large number OF men have
signihcd their intention OF entering.
Prizes viii be awarded the men In
the different events. TIE prizes were
donated by Ashland and Richmond
merchants
The class relay will be one Of tho
best events, as the teams are very
evenly matched.
The events are az follows: 100 yard
das h, 5o-yard dash, 22o-yard dash.
SSo-yard run, standing high jump.
running high jump standing broad
jump, running broad jump, bail throw,
tug OF war and class relay
II tho yellow Jackets win the bail
game tomorrow they VIII he we'll on
the road to the championship. az they
have defeated william and Mary twice.
and VIII only have to beat Richmond
College
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NEW ENGLAND MAY
BRING CHAMP ION

Cambridge. Mass. May with
Dartmouth and University of Pennsyl-
Nania ut ii on the track tomorrow and
the Harvard Cornell dual meet SEIZED
ulcd for the Harvard stadium, the New
England states are probably shelter
ing the next Intercollegiate track
champion.
At the local meet the star attrac-
ton Of the day will he John Paul Jones
captain OF the Cornell track team
Jones has avowcd his intention Of TAX
ing crack at the mile record should
the day be favorable and the track in
good shape. The Ithacan speed mer-
chant Is entered in the half-mle, mile
ana two mile run.
In ordc! TO pile enough points to
carry his men on to victory, Coach
Moaklcy is expected to relieve Jones
from the $50, where he Will be IL GER
tain winner and depend upon Snyder
Finch or Brown TO bring homo the
major points in that event. The Cor
ana an hour later will answer the
starter's pistol for the two-mile grind
Whether the MoakIcy shift is wise
move or not. the outcome of the meet
itself VIII probably decide.
Harvard men claim victory by from
five to ten points.
They look for seven nrsts over half
or the si@ty-two points they figure on
winning. Corncil's strength lies in the
two distance events. tho sprints and
the shot put
Moakley VIII cscort his cohorts into
town TOMORROW morning. They may
come TO the stadium before lunch to
take IN the lay OF the land.
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|! ]! !! /! !! !! | |
SH|PbU|LDERS WIN
Buck Barton, of Washington,
Breaks Hoodoo, Trimming Nor
folk and Coping $500.

Norfolk, Va. May 9.-Write largo in
the lexicon of the Virginia League the
name OF Buck" Barton, formerly of
the Washington sandiots. but now the
hero of Newport News
Across the puddle tonight he was
the man of the hour. for he put an end
to the jinN that has been logging the
footsteps of the Shipbuilders through
eighteen defeat-laden games Suck
Barton more than deserves the one
hundred round men offered TO the
pitcher who brought victory 10 the
Peninsula Moccasns. Even though
Buck" made the Tars the victims of
his successful cndeuvor. IL Will have
TO be handed to him for pitching n
nervy game. The final count was New
port News. 2: Norfolk, |.
To-day the percentage of the Ship
builders is .052. No longer will there
be something like 900 strung oppo-
site Newport News In the daily stand
ing. They have shaken off the houdoo
and If they continue to show the brand
OF baseball they played ut the en-
pense of our boys this afternoon. more
games Will be their reward. The score:
NcxYuorf NcNvk
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COLTS RECRUIT
IN GREAT SHAPE:

HarrisonburG Va, May 9--Pitcher
kenney. who Will leave for Richmond
next week for q tryout in the Virginia
League. twirled a wonderful game for
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute at
Dayton yesterday afternoon. striking
out fifteen batters of the Greenbrier
Prcsbytcral School, from Lewisburg,
w. Va, and allowing them but three
score It single run against Kennev, the
score standing 2 10 o in favor OF the
shenandoah Collegiate Institute Hor-
nets.
kcnney is a native of Elk Garden.
". Va. and this is his second year ut
the Dayton school. He has remark
able endurance On a recent trin ho
pitched three days in succession. win
ming every game for his team The
iact 100, that he was on foreign
grounds adds feather in his can
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HORSES ARE PRINTED
FOR KENTUCKY DERRY
Cream of Three-Y ear-Olds Will Face Barrier at
Churchill Downs This Afternoon-Just
Five Will Make Run

Louisville, Ky. May 9.-what is
considered tho cream OF three year
olds in America will face tho barrier
to morrow in the thirty-ninth re-
newnl of the historic kentucky Derby
to be run over the Churchill Downs
course. The track is fast and fair
weather is predicted.
TO the winner will 80 the titlo OF
champion thrce-yea of America
rs tho contest will be over II mile
and 81 quarter route.
In the hope of recouping losses in
Cured through betting on Hawthorn
and llelios in tho future books to win
the 1913 renewal of the kentucky
Derby. certain big turf plungers to-
day turned loose Il small fortune in
the handbooks here. Both Haw thorn
and ilelios have been officially de-
clared out OF the race Yankee No
lions was the medium OF the plunge
to-day. and so steady was the play on
the Knapp horse that he gradually
reccded In the betting from an opener
of to l this morning TO an even
money shot.
Arrangements have been made by
the track management to accommodat To
oo.ouo spectators, ana with such a
crowd present it lis safe to say that
upwards Of 100000 viii be wagercd
in the Parimutels during tho after
noon.
Despite the fact that the Official en-
tries nave fully a dozen horses sup
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HARVARD READY
FOR BIG REGATTA

Cambridge. Mass. May o-rhc re-
turn OF L. II. Morgan 10 his old seat at
NO seemed TO add fresh vigor and
confidence to the Harvard crew to-day.
and the shell showed the best form OF
the season. Morgan Will replace Curtis.
who took his chair when no was
dropped last Wednesday
Harvard is a Sigh, favorite over
pennsylvania and Princeton in the
threc-cornered race between these uni
EersitIeS tomorrow. All three OF the
crews had "A practice spin TO -day. and
on the whole. turned UP splendid time.
The Princeton crew started at Il terrific
gait, setting the stroke at forty-two
ana rowing perfectly. Pennsylvania
was satisfied with d stroke OF FIRST
thirty-tve. then thirty-three.
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PLENTY OF SPORT,
WITH POOR CARD

Baltimore. Md, May a.-The program
binary. but the sport proved TO be first
class The feature OF the card was the
Arlington handicap, at mile. and the
well ridden by Butwell, and a heavily
played faNoritc. Captain swanson waA
wei in hand for three quarters Of n
mile, where he caught Elwah, the pace
maker, and left tho latter i'm the homo
stretch, to win with a length to spare.
Eiwah held on long enough 10 get sec
ond from tho fast closing El ORC, third.
IN the steeplechase. at two miles.
Ruckthorn. the second choice. patiently
ridden by Lynch, went to the front in
the last quarter OF mile, to which
point liimation had led, and won easily
up, with lIimation nm easy second over
Old salt. Flying Yankee. belonging to
X. L. Wilson, ran smashing good race
for the first time out and TX a good
one 20 remember. The race was run
in 3:51.
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TENNIS TOURNEY
At COUNTRY CLUB

The mems tonnis tournament al tho
Country Club Of Virginia begins to
day. Prizes VII! be given thc win.
hefs Ia each class. The drawings for
the first days play follows:
Class a."
ITiEg VS. Reynolds; Rutord US
Dunn Mccabe VS. Mullen: y. Fleming
Us C. Harris: Coke vs.. /. - Wigs s
Christian 50 Pollard
Clnss On"
"rpfGc Hanson vs.. John Howard.
Gordon smith vs. r. ronard. r. I.cIeb
vs. ~ Gray; T. II. Austinc VS. r. e.
workman H. Blank VS.. a Rion, T.
lbyel; r y. Cardoza VS.. r.. Ia,,,ron
- Adams VS.. Ben Smith: r. q. porr,n,
vs. George Fitzgerald: \. G. BRYAN We
- George Bryan: Z. n. Campbou We
lhoinas Bryan: g. Fleming VS.. Chf,aro,,
scout ~. Miller vs.. T.. D2nnan. Chor,c,
WORKMAN VS.. John Swartwout; Iohn I.''
Ns BOYD Blank. II l.. Golson We :,
n.e9rfe Cooke; George Warren Vs. ~
Hause Henry Anderson VS. R,nan,+,h
Ml!llams. Joseph II. willard VS. Enna
Hunton. Jr. Ups
Prizes VIII be awarded the winners
III each class
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LEXINGTON TEAM
LOSES TO A. & NJ.
Washington and Lee Defeated in
Fast Game by Carolina
Farmers.

fastest games of baseball played here
this season, ~ d NJ. defeated Wash :
ington and Lee to /. Russell was i'll
"lncibie. and the VirGinians' only run
came In the first inning on Il base on
balls and an error. The Techs nlade
Two runs in the first and two i'm tho
eighth. Farmer, the first man up for
~ ~ NJ. repeated his feat OF ionday
by KNOCKING the first thrown ball over
right held fence for Il home run Win
sion then tripled to centre and scored
on Brittain's single. The other two
runs, were made In the eighth on three
singles and an error. The Virgiaians
were saved from worse defeat by fast
heldinE. The features of the game
We're n sensational running catch Of
the seventh and the fielding Of Brit
tam and Terry. OF a. & NJ. The score
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HIGHLAND PARK
BEATS ASHLAND

Highland Park High School defeated
Ashland High yesterday afternoon by
the decisive score OF to g. Although
the Ashland team was the heavier, thoir
lighter opponents played such a snap
py. smashing game that they couldn't
be downed.
The story of the game can be told
In a few words. Highland Park hit
Woodhn hard and OPPORTUNITY. Tyson
pitched steady ball aud was backed
by, sharp rclding on the part OF the
entire team
Lawrence led with the stick for
Highland Park. while Lancaster played
the best game for Ashland.
Score by innings: r. H. +,
Highland Park. % - 0500l % l2 5
Ashland .Oll 900 00I-3 & :
Batteries: Woodhn and DeJarnettc;
Tyson and Lawrence.
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Record of Runs ,t,,Ic

Record of Runs Made
The fourth score for Portsmouth was
added in the sixth on a solid tripla n
ieft hetd fence by Cook and Mullanev,s
out Ihree more alien chips were
cashed IN the eighth through Jay Rog-
erss inability to judge a fly ball. al
lowing what should have been an easy
out 20 count for triple. This was his
H ,S onense of the same character.
.nouSh The other, which occurred in
me second, when Howedeil lifted On
S eaST ny to right, failed to register.
S,phHie hreSnahan'S error in bootinr.
Mundy's tap gave that Young man :
lile' ana he scored when jay iooked NJ
FOE "ohS slam Ii as Il Went by him TO the
ah1 COOK cashed. Boyd scoring him
MN ms ms triple That was all of the
Stoiidiy the fans sat about WAITING
for something to happen The secondf
b Laird' fourth NTH and sixth had rolled
tba 1ncS;,y around. Even the seventh.
ne iucKy seventh. failed 10 be produc
i've OF results: The eighth OPENED
pre- Tnscy, AN Laval beat out a hit
t.oerts hit solidly straight Ia cenIra
pushing Laval over and sending Rogers
~ ri ii,' Gu;irters around. Piez was out
! IIoIiowcd bit OF ivory on the nnrt ~
Bresnahan sent a short ~ to centre
~" boNd was under 1t. but Instead
I '''' 'hIi 10 inc diamond
5oFed with ii, and Rogers was across
ny a whit 1t was two down ana
9onii}y two had counted Eberts was
sun on hrst, And then began the heavy
Nerneulle Newton trinio,i g. aPr
doubled 90 and Luskey singled. the trio
OF nus bringing over three more runs
ana putting The Colts within ono of
ne, with still another frame 10 co
ns@rtsmouth drew. a blank in her
iiaIi OF the legally last session. thourh
carter was worked around 10 ihird
ana was caught at the plate ON n
nctutiiui throw from Eberts after ha
nad handled Cooks fly, complctinr a
"ouble. play. Rogers was safe or a
close one FOR the Colts. Then Ebrrte
drove 10 right for two, and tie game
! was tied. 9"''''
Coming into the tenth Burleson was
Etltlng stronger and VorncuIlc was
nuckllhS under the heavy IRE The
i'Nates once more failed 10 count New
ION started the trouble as narrated
ABOVE. Mundy lost his temper threat
.iicd 10 hit shelter. was pulled out Of
INC game ana Hudgins substituted We
/ nave already told the story of Thai
ma! inning. No USE repeating il
ihc count-nD shows that the Colts
/ mt twenty times for a total of twenty
/ iour bases. while Portsmouth hit thir-
J teen times for total OF twcntv-eix
/ bases 1t would have been a pretty
game cAcept That ii wasn't, which 10
thiSihatca enough for anybody and
Win mat remark we refer you TO the
/ IapuiRtcd account of the FRAY
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spidera play wllllnm nnd MARY.

Flchlhond College VIII play the Sec
ond championship game OF the season
this aftcrnooh with William and Mary,
this forenoon by special train, carry
ing with them Il fun quota OF rootcrs
The local ball tossers are confident that
they will win. and after disposing OF
tho williamsburg lads. Coach Harry
Grimm will turn his attention towards
whipping the club into shape to defeat
Handolph- Macon.
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DnIeyii,e In Smothcrcd

College smothered Daleviile
College here to-day; the locals win
of the Christians, kept his hits scat
tered, while Daleville played n miser-
able game in the field.
Score by innings r. II L.
V. c. G. .02 322oO1.-lO ii i
Dalcville ..... 90 0 0 000 o-1 s .
Batteries: Taylor and Givens; King
Peters and Peters.
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WASHINGTON & LEE
TO PLAY TRINITY

Trinity College. Durham. ~ c., MAY
9:.The 1919 baseball season at Trinity
College VIII close tomorrow afternoon
with tho big game between Washington
and Lee and the locals. It is the last
game, and promises to be the biggest
and best. For number OF years past
1T has been tho custom with the local
management TO bring the heavy WASH
,ngton and Leo aggregation to Durham
TO close the SeasOn
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Joynes. Herman and Kircher Sacrifice
hits-kernan, Hunt. Powell Damrau
Two-base hit-Waltera Double plays
- Herman TO Phclan to Mathews;
Schrader to l<irchcr to Schrader. Struck
out-by Barton, 3; by Campbell. 7.
Base on balls-off Barton. . Gcller
-, off Campbell. CJoynes, Early. .:
Kcrnan). Hit Observation-Disclosures, Ker-
nan and Joynos. by Campbell; Stewart
by Barton. Passed ball-Kirchcr Left
on bases-Newport News, Z; Norfolk, T.
Time of game, :39. Umpire, Norcum
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CHAMPS SHUT OUT
COOLERS AGAIN
Pennant-Winning Ball Played by
Roanoke, With Jap
Ehrd in Form.

Petersburg. Va. May 9.-The Champs
shut the Coolers out for the second
time this afternoon in game in which
they played misunderstanding ball,
while the Coolers played listlessly and
as II they were suffering with spring
fever. Efrd. for the Champs, was In
fine form, and held the locals down to
five hits The score:
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CADETS DEFEAT
EMORY AND HENRY

Blacksburg. va, May s.-In the orct
tiest game of the season. V p / de-
ieated Emory and Henry to-day by a
pitched good ball for the Techs. can
one allowing but two hits
:, score; r. H E.
Emory and Henry r
Umpire, I'uqua.
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Covington, Ky. Nav Sly hitting
G~ynn hard the locals took The iirst
game OF the Federal League season
from st Louis 4 TO q to-dny
score by innings. II. n, H..
Covlngton ......0-j 0o020t.i 16 q
81; Louis -. 20 o 1000 90 q 4
Battories; Justus and Hicks; Gwynn
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PittsI,urgh Loneu.

Pittsburgh. Pa. May 9.--The Indian
apolis Federal I.caguers defeated Pitts
burgh TO 2 to-day
Score by Innings: II. III. u.
Pittsburg ...001 OO1100-2 +
Indianapolis ....016O01 al 10 2
i:atterich: Mantcrs and Porter; Refs
and Durrcil. Empires. ConkIln and
Franklin.
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BY GUS MALBERT.

his is the tragedy OF the Lees(iarNn Nerneuell
The sangulnary recital made possible because Gilt game
presented to the rthan clan through the generosity Samuel
hesterhd Shelter youthful product OF Philadelphia employed
by president Boatwrght the Virginia
another those beated bringing anger 10 the
presiding the Kitchen finishing s &c,
warlkc
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RonnOke.
- - 81 -
'Batted for Busch in ninth.

'Batted for Busch in ninth
iBatted for I.aughlin in ninth
The score by innings: r.
Roanoke lO O O q n . n %
Petersburg O o q o q o ~
summary: stolen base-Ginn. Double
plays-l.aughlin and Busch; Spencer
and Busch; Eases on balls-off Hedg-
peth. 4; on Ehrd. l. Left on bases
ROANOKE. q; petersburg, 3. Struck out
by Hedgpcth, .. Time of game. 20.
Two base hits-Blausser. Irmscher.
l-aughlin Umpire, Kennedy. Attend
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SoutJ,si,Ie J,enpue

Sterling VS.. Richmond. Electric Com
pany. ut Sterling Park.
Swansboro VIZ. Jones Brothors, at
Swarsboro Park.
wakes VS.. Tunstalrs at Wakes
Park,
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C;ommcrcinI League.

Simon Sycle vs. Ryan. Smith & Co,
at Seminary Park.
Crafts Piano Company vs. Home
Brewing Company, at Seminary Park.
Christie Manufacturing Company VS..
Kline Motor Car Company. at Belle
Meade.
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Ccnfrni League.

Brownies VS.. Hustlers. at Byrd Park
Woodland Heights VS.. Wizards. at
Fulton Park.
Manhattans VS.. Ramblers, at Colonial
Park.
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Results in Virginia League

Norfolk. /; Newport News. ..
petersburg. O; Roanoke. >.
Richmond, s, Portsmouth.
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Oh

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
portsmouth at Richmond
Newport News at Norfolk.
Roanoke at Petersburt
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old Dominion Lcngue,

Tyler's VS.. Woodall & Quarles, al
Byrd Park
Kahn's vs.. Horace S. Wright at Full
ton Park.
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Uichn,ond Lcaruc.

Cherry Smash VS.. American Clothing
Company, at Highland Park.
Kingan VS.. a. A. Adkins, at Athletic
Park.
Portner vs. Burk & Co. at southside
Park.
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as II was the day before Ducky Eberts
was at the bail when ii hoped high
In the air and over his head, rolling to
the clubhouse
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Amateur Games To-Day
Cnn.tnI city Lcagur.

Battle Axe vs. Ashland. at Byrd Park.
Umpire, Mr.. Wilcox.
Barton Heights vs.. Bell Telephone, at
Barton Heights.
Grays- Collegians game. scheduled for
Lee Park. postponed by mutual con-
sent.
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Wc,t END Leou,,c.

Pirates vs. Indians, Mt Harvie Park.
Riversides vs.. Albemarles. at Clarke
Spring Park.
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s"ars: ,"n',s pnssabtrt LukcE:
ate and Shelter ' f"
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YELLOW JACKETS
TO HAVE BIC DAY
Annual Field Events and Base
ball Game With Hampden-
Sidney on Card.

Standing of Teams.