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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
Capt. Bill Mcdonald and the
Old Texas Six-ShOoter Days


Austin. Texas March ,1-IIov
these memories oi other DAYS come
truopIug past Captain WIuam A.
Mcdonald i- chumm, with GO. hirh
and might, now. Eighteen years Nru
n' vus even then % famous f.us,r
captain. who mad received hs ape
pnintm"nt 40 the hands of Jm,e
stephen iIogE Late un, msh. a.
the Dri.kIl bar 90, UIit,r Thomas o.
prhiltror. Ben S. Rogers ui iirouhlm.
4 = Bush oj colorado. Miles CROW
lrN OF Galveston. Representative Nor.
ris cot Hood. Clut GiddiuS.. BRENNAN.
" W NHudrthur-i and several others
were idling away IN, speeding hou.s.
liner were men iu ih" party Nu'
had followed liugg tHE 200 ,I'l",l,
and others who hll gone down In
defeat with the WHfuirk u. bod. party
ludg" G.urg. clark OF Waco. Tho.
Wus bad nluod between SOME of th"
men and ih,rr were gun aJd kuur
lighters Zoo that crowd clever and
p~ucTous ,hais, ail eu' desperate
u'u when uuU. UiH..''. tfN" ''"
aud Roger. huu un argument tuH
b.Hi.l #HrH. 5000. H..N '..."u.
o,hiltr., Slipped uNt.. crowley
backed up against rn, HHH hnN''
and gun. .r, lIuur..Uuu Hrd H.u"d
shed appeared tu n, Imminent ITHNI-
dome. interviewed uud 'Hrtu.u BiU
Mcdonald Was his agent Dee -Euu-
into rhr big hur ven, huu'.E Ew
boz his right and Another u bob. .,I
Iip was cool uuU uu,uu.,rHpd u m
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
PAVING MEASURE
ELIMINATES
PROBLEM
Provision of Act for Cities
Passed at Recent Session
Simplifies Making of liz
provements.


WV" '"'''''" "'"'' '""'
"'N "' ih' 'hutuur property On any
l.hsHH or portion tl,rpol petition
fan. .,...r. Ola. ..f, b.. ,rpD.,.r.J ia
d.
prov '-''I'' "' 'H' N''''' s'hS'''"'' I"r
( -rnut" nl'i $50 iHl introduced oy the
committee uu IriNHtr, county and
90 Hui,ipnl corporation. paFsod in
/ both houses Hud s.ru,d "y the COVER
uor This biu is one OFF the utmost
.WuurUm., Zoo aIl tho cities ot the
state Dc. mJ text is Is follows.
/ An ost Goo authorize Incorporated
towns. ,I,Ir. and village. 100 tho state
u' N,H M,Al,u 600 construct permanent
street improvements ana asses. all on
/ part off t.u cost against tine owners oi
property aIut,ug upon such improve
W,u,s FnH ,nrir property. and against
/ Jnv owners oI railroads coz street uil-
aJys .uuEluE streets ur highways
improved AMI their property, and o.
| rrp, .do ior ,.v enforcement ~ such
assessments.
/ I, DO enacted Dos th" legislature OF
! thy state uf New Mexico
section T. ErN incorporated city
I -.tl huN, poN,I upon presentation
/ cot H petition or petitions in writing
and subject to the limitations herein
after provided Coo Improve any street,
avenue, alley. h'rhWay, public place
/ cor square. cog amy portion thereof With
in .s limits by nHiug. grading. rais-
] Ing paving "r repairing the same IN a
permanent m1nnrr nr Dos construction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
CANADIAN SOCIETY
SEEKS EXHIBIT FOR
SAN DIEGO SHOW

SON Diego. cal March e6..- Fo~m O.
Canadians residing iu this city. having
olgani1cd Canadian society. ar"
tsViua up uu active campaign To- In
dIr.r ur canadian government lee in-
stan on ,Nhi 700 her, 900 Ga" exposition
ct 1913. Memorials have been fut.
V.. u,d lo iu, officials oi the canadian
-,,rgum,ut and parliamentary mem
b,r- from this society Uppi"m'utiug
a.. request sent Go that government
ul 'Ir exposition officials.
\ HJn ut. been proposed for tNr
greatest scenic railway ac'uatrF Dog
gravity ever constructed. Go ho 90 pau,
OF the tttaeiiuu, eff the 1913 r"io-
nrJuuu. Tn, plan Be- Co build This
rIwa, ON the grouud using the
gradients of the pyinrs through the
paris. ana construct 10 track several
miles iu length, Winding and TWISTING
tbruugh tho beautiful canyons and
Swing view cot tho entire exposition
project
information has boon received
through 90, state department Ht
Washington that china intends Go send
here soon representative 90 arrange
for the dispI, 90 Doe made ut san
Diego by the chinese republic The
decision ul china Co install am exhibit
mere bon 1878 Was made only recently
Definite action by the Hawaiian
government be expected iu the near
future. determining the scope o' dis
PLAY tu 1o made here boz 1915 Dos these
islands This governmental display
probably viii b, augmented POS the
piyut" commercial Interests of tho
islands the business men there having
shown keen appreciation of the adj
yuuttg,s that will come tn th, ISLANDS
through th, operation ui th, Panama
canal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
NOTICE. on EXECVTUIX

In tho matter Of tho estate or
Matthew Ridley deceased
Notice rs hereby given that Mary r..
Ridley, cXrCutriN at the last win and
testament ~ Matthew Ridley, deceas-
"a has nlcd in the PROBATE court OF
Bernalilo county hcr final account
as such cXccutrix aud TIE court hn g
appointed Monday. the tth day of
May. 1919. as the day for hearing OBJ
see lions if any there be. 90 the APP
proyal or said nual account and tho
discharge ~ sBid exccutriX
A. " WALKER.
clerk OF said Court,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

s woman Was discussing the Ems.
llsh language with RudNIrd kipling.
Don't you think 10 strange, Mr..
Kiplng.' said the woman, with 0pc-
tiur wisdom, that sugar Is me only
word in the English language where
I'm IS and a "a come together ana
arc pronounced 'sh
Klpung'S eyes tWinklcd ms hc am
yVcrcd "Suro '-- tRdics Homo lout
nal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

etaililinK. i Wrote
70 you for advice
and took Lydia r.
Pmkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound, and
some other things
that you sugges-
ted ! must confess
that ] am much bet
Ter IN every way and
have been relieved
Of some Of the worst
troubles. My neigh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

"Generaiiy dehfitated Tor years.
Had aick headache. lacked ambition,
was worn out and an run down. Burr
dock blood Bitters made me q welt
woman. Mrs Chas. Freltoy. Mooa-
up. Conn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

Protect Your tcot with good rub
h.rs So other Investment W this
season 90 the year will puv better.
Good ruhh,r- ar, e protection tu the
Shoes Just us we'll w have an
sizes for men women aud children.
q. Mays shoe store, 3lt West CEN
trail avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

The nam, poins inspires conn
dpurc Duan's kidney PMS Tor KID
ne, MS Dnlus Ointment for skin
itching. bnun'H Uegulets tur q mild
laxative. Sold az an drug stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

We havu money 10 loan at ner
cent on real estate security, John ~
Moore Realty co,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

Rock hccr--noW ready. order n
case. southwestern brewery and Ice
GO. Phones ~ and S.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

order ease OF Rock beer today,
Southwestern brewery and Zee Co
Phones 90 and 5N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
COMPLICATION
OF WOMAN'S ILLS
Yields to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Athens, Texas. ---''I had q complies
ton Of diseases, some Of them Of long
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

there is any killing ~ ho done her"
tonight Ill do Sc You could have
heard 10 pin drop so oppressive was
tho silence that followed
Bows" continued th, ,ut-cycd rain
scr .hultiin step up aud take o.
drink Every mlu faced the bar
uud named his poison. Drink %
said tho ranger. Js D Ii,rd his glass
The request was ohry,d
"Nuv. Johnny" said On" white
halted man with the ins,rutublc
gray eyes. "clos, mp the place" The
party broke up ana IL was e closed
incident lu after years Mcdonald
Joined The church and affiliated Witn
rho temperance legion ana the anti
urniauir. league Mon say ne will
tabs, down % United states marshal
.hIr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

Texas most substantial citizens ano
progressive men. What "a the bar.
tender. jack JonovanG lie was .
lioston boy. highly educated ana
fiiicd az oil times with the wgndSriust
Years after. O wanderer from the
west, an overdose OF morphine closed
hia earthly career In the city of Fort
Worth.
Ills Editor Friend.
one OF my earliest friendships IN
Texas was formed az the state capitol
and Colonel w. A.. Gaines IL the other
name OF this particular friend. lie
was the editor-in-chlef OF the Austin
Statesman at the time. the best
dressed man In the city. tail, dark and
handsome and OF distinguished bear.
Ing. lie has made and spent several
fortunes In the Intervening years and
b. today engaged In the land business
In this city. When Gaines was the
editor Of the Statesman. Ben Thomp"
son. king OF Texas gunner. was the
city marshal here. hen WAS IA killer
and ran the town. one day the States
man fired broadside at the gentle
manly" chief. who wore perpetual
| ~ an angelic smile ana slew his foe
as ruthlossly az "a huccaneer on the
Spanish main In the days Of Nor
Kan aud his merry men. Thompson
| called az the office OF the Statesman
the business office. and notified tnt
employees that " another criticism ap-
poarcd Ia the columns OF the paper
he would come around and "clean oul
/ the shop" Gaines Was notified ano
IA" next morning blistcrinE roasi
at Thompson aud his six-shootel
methods set the old town agog
Thompson called az the office ana
was told 90 tell his troubles 90 Col
unul Gaines. GUN in hand. the cnie
invaded tho sanctum or the editor.
And so YOU are going To- clean ou
the Statesman force began ,h'
colonel
1 Yes. ny d." was the savage 70
ply.
Killer T. Mastered.
And thsu Ban Thompson. king col
gunner. looked into the nluc-st &c
barrel ol 90 deadly colt In the hand &"
"a man whose eyes hlazod and who's,
nerve was az cold az the steel Ia nj
gun. You I'D scoundrel' hegn'
Gaiu,s, get out OF here, or : vii
send you to your home In hell" an'
ben Thompson SAW death In his cye
The kiiiar obnycd orders and had
profound respect tor Gaines ever az
ter until ~" was slain with tn o.
duubtabl" King Fisher 100 q ynriot
th,atcr npIhu~ond" IN the city ct sal
Antonio
Con, a,a the good old days" tn
house has passed usury's pistol bil
and the senate may pass IL. The pen
atty b. from one To three years To
carrying % gun. Dssury is an ctt"ml
nat" looking chap from wood count
who rs bent on the cXtcrmin
alton OF booze. bullets and bullies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
Crowd IIaA scattered.

Tom o,hutr'r departed Tor Ncw
NorF the duv following the row and
never returned tp m, land OF his
birtn Il-n l;oEDrs Wa WIS an
.u'. chap uud prominent 20 thc law.
u.Ut|.. .uU secret .upi.tic-. died o.
i.u d... ago EuEU.s Wand, rhurst
$500. brilliant Young lro" lance
.Ilt.l #uu hJl boon ,hristruol
.tn.Nr.rgpu Dog Hogs a., burned
Do, candle e. lin. gi both ends and
died b"iorr De-, had reached man
llrU. u.m, Miles crowley becam
a member of congress and Alaskan
mu,r and .hum %. JJrk London n
'r" .r-' wild rush of tho gold seek.
o.. 100 .rr uul ut in. northern night,
uI UgHt. Ir d,d not rud the gold.
.u N,.g, W, returned tu Galveston
and served three t,rm- us county at.
.pgu.y. going down Zoo defeat last SO
.,mnnr CIut Giddmg. b. one of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
CREAM
You will find ha great satisfaction to do
More Home Baking

You will make biscuit, cake and pastry
clean, fresh and tasty-better every way
than the ready made foods.
DR.. Prices Baking Powder is specially
devised for home use, and makes home
baking easy and delight. IL will pro-
tect you from the dread alum baking
powders, which are too frequently found
in the ready made articles, and insure
you food of the highest heaIthfuIness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
RACING MAY ONCE
MORE Be STARTED
ON NEW YORK TURF

New York, February "6--Frcm tho wording
ot statement issucd after meetings to-day
of thc stewards of tho Jockey Club ana
officials of several racing associations tho
impression prevails among racing men to-
night that the powers that govern horse
racing In this vicinity have about decided to
year The way Is beloved TO havc been
pavcd for such action 10y a recent court de-
cisiom holding oral betting not unlawful.
thereby eXcrip;inE directors Of racing
socia,lont from liability Tor betting In this
;orin.
because all The racing associations werc
10, represented officials OF. tho Empire
vj;y. Brighton Beach aud jamaica tracks
oe.n, sbseut. definite conclusion WAS am
aoUuced Is 10 whether racing would be re-
su,ncd.
THAT ouch is the intention. however could
bc inferred from the statement. made after
zion IN the number OF horse racing and tho
definite programs announced by the Virginia
snd Maryland aSSOCiH't Tons. which have al
ready secured approval froiu tho Jockey
connictcd with
The view taken by those interested was,
that although the conclusion OF racing in
Virginia ana Maryland IS about May 10. some
~ tho New York racing associations and
clubs would reopen their race courses and
hold meetings under licenses from the state
Racing Commission with the approval Of the
Chairman Au=rzl Belmont presided a. The
meeting 81 tho Jockey club stewards. dur
ING which L. X. Sturris was elected vice
Neenc. and II. X. Napp was elected secre-
tary and treasurer, tho office formerly held
py 7. x S,relS Tho only steward absent
was e. Il. Hitchcock who is now in Aiken,
G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
STORM IS
LATEST GUEST
Giants, After Hard Practice, Run
Into Winter Gale,
and Rest.

Marlin, Ten. February 26.--Torrcy
and jacobson werc out of action at
the ball park to-day. on account of
incipient charley horse. brought about
by the cold winds of a few days ago.
they think.
The other members OF the New York
Giants squad were on duty. and were
given two hours of the hardest kind
OF all-round practice in the warm sun
Of the afternoon. The new features
on the program were curve pitching
and the use of the sliding box, for the
purpose OF teaching the tallaway and
hook slides in base running.
Hardly had the players reached
their hotel when Il terrific thunder
storm. accompanied by hail stones,
broke over the town. All the win
dows on tho west side OF the Airing
ton Hotel were blown in and the rain
poured iii and flooded the place The
electric lighting plant WAS put out OF
commission and lamps and candles
were substituted. The Giants, driven
out OF their rooms by the flying glass
and hail, took refuge in the halls of
the hotel Several of tho players arc
drying their rain soaked wardrobes to-
n ..lt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
WEATHER STOPS
ALL REAL RACING
Many Scratches Result From
Heavy Tracls-Dick Baker Fur
nishes One Real Bet.

Juarcz, Mexico, February 2G.-
Weather and track conditions this
afternoon were anything but ideal. n
sharp wind from the northwest made
matters uncomfortable for tho spec
tators, while the overnight rains had
rendered the going very heavy. In
consequence scratches were numerous,
principally in the second and fourth
races. and both OF these werc de-
clarcd off and two others substituted.
Dick Baker in the third. attracted
the biggest play of the day. Tho son
OF Gold Heels proved to be II real good
thing, for he was entirely ut homo
In the sticky going. and won by almost
Il sixteenth OF Il mile. Although Bo-
nanza and LchiEh were tho only
choiceS to connect with the Dig end
of II purse, the spectators had
fairly profitable day as the other win
ncrs, with the exception of Nelie Forty,
were all accorded good support.
First Observation-Disclosures, 5 to 1,
won; NADIA Mas. TO /. second; Cool. 3
to 5. third. Time. ;5i 10. Red Widow,
Lonia. Henry Williams. j. NJ. Stokes
Second Race--Fivc and half fur
lonSs-Lchigh, to ;. won; Ethel
Wicks, to ]. second: Lady Paxton,
to .. third Time. I:lG. Don Ramon.
S. v. Hough. Good Intent. Hudc Sha-
plro, Baden also ran.
Third Race-Mile-Dic Baker. ) to
3 won; Clint Tucker. 9 to 1, second;
Zen Uncas. to 4, third Time
/ 30 SO. Lavender, Lass. Marin, Sam
Bernard. Lookout. Horizon also ran.
Fourth ltacc-Four and Il half fur
, longs-Nclic Fosty, IL to ! won: King
Stalwart, to 5. second: 1nquicta. I"
3, third. Time. IA. The Fad, sleep
land, Ernest H.. Hugh Gray, Evcran.
togon. Don Enrique, Mazurka. Bonnie
Bard also ran.
Fifth Race.Milc-Bo Bonanza, To 3.
won; Surrarist. To l. second: Love
day, out third. Time. :52 20. by
namU, Puck also ran.
Sixth Racc-Milc and three
observation-disclosures, to /, won: Bal
cliff, l TO >, second; Whddcn. | to 3,
third. Tinc. 2:1? Flying, Misprison
also ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27

rately Tho first half ended IL to S
in favor of the Christians
The Luthcrans were miscrably off
on goal throwing, missing at least
twcnty-nv casy chances. Norman, for
Roanoke. missed six foul goals In the
first, and four in the second. while
Shclburnc dropped three in the first.
but rung all four fouls OF the last
half.
Leaving the goal unprotected. Civ
ing English three easy chances in tho
last half, sent Roanoke to defeat. Tho
lineup:
V c. -Shelburnc. right forward:
English. left forward; Musgrovc. cen
tire; Allen. right guard; Givens. left
guard
Roanoke College-Pctrca, right for
ward; Tavanner, left forward: Nor
man. centre; Bonham, right guard;
Painter tHutsom, left guard.
Goals from foor-Shelburne, 3; Eng
fish. 4 Musgrove. ,; Owens. .; Pctrea.
Tavcnncr, 3; Norman, .; Bonhani. Hut
son. 8. Goals from fouls--Musgrovc,
8: Norman. 3. Fouls-V. c. c., IL;
Roanoke College. Times OF halves,
90 minutes. Refcrcc-Iamcrson I'm
pire-Acree, both OF Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
SLIDING STARTS
WITH ]. CALLAHAN

Paso Robes, Cal, February 20
Clearing weather gave the White Sox
their first opportunity for workout
this af,crnoon The warm sun dried
out portions Of the ball park. and the
athletes We're given sliding practice.
Jimmy tombstone, a recruit from Bir-
mingham. Ala. and Il candidate for an
uutiicid position. was the star of the
practice. lie shot into the bag cffcc-
lively and gracefully from both sides.
herman. the Wisconsin, Illinois League
youngstcr: Doc White, Cap Lord. Bor-
ton and Gossctt also did we'll.
The Sox viii play a game with the
Paso Eobcs team Sunday ED Walsh
and jim Scott probably viii work for
the SoX.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27

Greek Athlete Dies.
London. February 2s.--Thc death has been
of O. Tsioltiras. tho Greek ath.
lctc. who defeated the Americans In the
broad jump at the Stockholm
,DlyInDi.td
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
CAROLINA A: & N.
BEGINS PRACTICE
Baseball Squad Braves Cold
Weather and Starts to Work
in Eearnest.
Especial to The Times Dispatch ]
N-nSt IN lnir.h u - I.nhtitnr,- ~


West Raleigh. y. g.. February be
Coach Anderson, Of tho baseball team,
issued the regular call for candidates
for tho squad last Saturday. and
large number OF men. between sixty
ma seventy, reported for practice.
From now on practice will be held
every day, ana the squad Will be
weedcd down TO the required number,
who will be excused from drill.
Monday afternoon practice com
menccd in earnest. and although rather
cold, the men showed up well. and
the prospects ot a winning team for
tho coming season grows brighter
each day. In losing five OF the best
men on the team last year. viz: Rob
crtson, stafford Setter. HartsclI and
Spccr, prospects were rather gloomy
at ono time, but with the Development
OF the season. it looks as IL there will
DO men almost, If not quite, as good
10 take their places Spccr. who was
the best college third bascman in the
stat last ycar. has a worthy success
sol in Eritton. who played last year
OH the OAK Ridge team.
The greatest problem is in tho pitch
ing staff, AS in losing Robertson and
Stafford, two or the best pitchers that
have ever been at y. d NJ, the team
WAS left without anyone but haynes
q second pitcher last year. to hold
down the job. However. Coach Andcr-
son is very much pleased with the
new material now out for this posi-
tton. and he says that he will have
some good pitchers when the season
starts
The practice yesterday consisted
mostly OF batting. after which candi-
dates for the infe!d positions were
given chance 10 show what they
could do. There arc q large number
OF candidates FOR each position ana
some 81 them did some excellent work.
As the first game on the schedule is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
MUCH ROUGH WORK
. IN TOUGH GAME
Virginia Christian College Wins
Frtn Roanoke College by
Close Score.

Lyncfurg, Va. February 26.-Vir-
ginia 4ristian College tonight de-
feated roanoke College here in one
of the toughest and dcst-fought
games Zen in Lynchburg this year,
the scoS being &c to %. The game
was juj as closely contested as the
score ldicatcs. The rough work
started h the second half. The Wis
itors VIE encouraged by men who
accompanied them to make it rough.
Both f]s played rough and despc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
MORSE FEELING FINE
Former Ice King In London Alter tat-
inn Tour.

Especial Gable TO The Times Dispatchl
London: February .6.-Mr and Mrs.
Charles w. Morse arc spending few
days in London after ain ItDlian tour.
which took in Rome and Florence.
where Morse is TO renew the cure. lie
looked in fine shape when the core
spondent had q talk with him. while
the once famous ice king. immaculate
" attircd in evening clothes. waited
the coming OF friends in the foyer OF
London's most fashionable restaurant.
81 am feeling fine" said Morse and
he certainly looked ii.
He is still fun OF business schemes.
which include the building of several
new vessels for the steamship lines
doing coastwisc trade on the east
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27

n c. he
OF
btioi
thatb
scouts In
a partial
OF he and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
Y. M. c. A. VS.. Howitzers

The HovitIers and The Central Y.
VI. G. A. quints will try conclusions
.or the first time this season on the
floor OF the Y. VI. 4. A. gym Friday
night, the game beginning Mt $3.50
o'clock. No admission will he
charged and nil arc invited to attend.
The Y. VI. c. 4. five VIII he minus
e-..irus. who IL III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27


II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
De ORC PROVING
RIGHT TO TITLE
Again Defeats Hueston in Cham
pionship Pocket Billiards
Match by Big Odds.

Nrv York. February .6.-Alfrca pcOro
prsotically ciinchcd his titln OF worlds
rocket billiard champion Wher he defeated
Thomas Hucston Tonight ny score OF -
1as a; Doylo's Academy in the second nights
play for tho crown. The total score is 400 for
peoro ana >; for his opponent. Tomorrow
evening the final string OF 90 VIII hc played.
In to-:light's match tho cuban outclasscd
IiurSfon ~ al ntnrcf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27
Baseball Guide for Amateurs.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-27

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