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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
TARIFF TAIN MD nam FACTS.

20 RULE OF The %sllndpat sys
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harder or more effectively
chan th,t ono which siys
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the borders oi HeTn'iil' county w.
find illustration. Here NOT % s'hs''
argument OF any Kim Tor inc e''-'
ton of the Republican cand'dale TOT
has been made not a "o'a
mas been SAID ~ hehalt OF the I''''
standpat candidates for me ies's''
ture. \ positive effort was h"u'' j"
TACT 90 conceal the Identity oil th's'
candidates from tho UMlNN| 30 NhN
hope that thus they might DC
slipped over
Have you heard a single argument
advanced in TINS city Tor me ele't'""
To- the legislature Of Modesto CRUZ
OF Nestor M"n'o}'' OF D. a. Mann
You have not for no su.h aIsu
ment has been made.
10 is planned ana hoped thai 10y
Keeping the names or these three
men nom before the people Ny
keeping down the real issues OF the
campaign Interest In Albuquerque
may be deadened ana me maloi's
against these men thus reduced
while the underground system
reaching every voter who can be
reached viii bring out every vote
available for them. 81 Is hoped mat
this method OF reducing maiorities
in This city, together with the whip
OF the BOSSES in the country pre-
oincts. viii slip Modesto, Mann and
Montoya through and into the lesis-
laturo.
% tariff. Of course, does not enter
into this campaign in n way There
IS mo- possible hope that the next
congress viii De Republican. There
is no chance FOR any change ia the
tnriff law as Do stands Today, except
such ns muy be- found wise hy the
Democratic administration
The issue in this campaign, In 40
far as congress Is concerned. Is one
Of support for President Wilson's
administration or d%isapprovaI Of a.
The issue as regards every other
feature of the campaign is strictly
one OF decent, economical, popular
government mere az home in New
Mexico.
The campaign being made by tho
a~'andpa'iers In bis county BE- exactly
the Kind 81 campaign being made by
the standpat machine throughout the
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27

j. W. RIGNET.
Assistant in Horticulture
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27

Impure blood runs you down
makes you an easy victim for disease
For pure blood ANA sound dlgcslian
BurdoCk Blood Hittcrs. AZ call drug
stores. Price, 21.O0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27
no \ FINISH.

ANHHNt HhN fNAAN MhHH W. wv
war opinions Of men familiar
with world finance. industry
and atatecrau varied widely az Co tho
probable duration Of the conflict Al
authorities now seem agreed that the
war is Co Doe long continued. that for
the present peace plans or overtures
from amy quarter are useless aud that
the sooner the United states and 9TH
er nations which can remain neutral
adjust themselves Co conditions at
teudout upon a hong war, the better
% viii be- for such nations.
The word decisive is used freely
ia every days cables But it Will bs
noted, n connection with the strug-
gle boo Belgium. for instance. that the
official aud -vmi-orn,ial reports refer
tu the battle in every case a. de
cisl,e iu this campaign There is.
apparently, uo hope that a decisive
battle oft the war may DE fought at
amy early date. The inference IS that
whatever the result Of this CAM
paign whether Germany succeeds %
cutting The allies lines. or whether
her iorees are driven ba into the
iH'herlahd. another campaign ana
possibly several others are To be eN-
pccted
Great RrltaIn's intention 10 fight
This war 90 a conclusive result has
been made evident by her prepara-
lions as well as by the statements of
ncr governing leaders Germany pro-
Nides sheepskin outfits for her entire
army votes almost unlimited funds
for tho war and announces her gran
aries are adequate for o year to
come. without outside aid. The rul-
crs of the Vnrrinp nations have made
plain their purpose Co fight To a fin
ism; and there .z now plenty OF evil
dencc that a. Ieasl in Great Britain
and Germany the people are solldly
behind their rulers IN determination
90 demand "a knockout. no matter
who may go down.
British st,tesnsu ana Gorm,n
statesmen tho ENGLISH peonl. and
tho German pe,rl. pse ,I,p,s, the
same words i'm a..l,ripg tr.,r ,rt.p.
lion of going =, , finish Ana both
are eoually -o,yi,cct os tho t~,s,iee
OF their cams. and the r,,ti,ud. of
their Intentions Edwin n Mod
chief director Of Inc WorId,s Ponce
Foundation who pcrsonslv holds
Germany r-ospopsiole for me w.rid
,catastrophc went himself Cor
many after the first month of tb, var
10 consult with prominept GernaDs
as 10 their views ,f IN. matter He
members or the Pe,re Confer
ence. who are Germans. he saw
profs. Richter ana Epake, and mar.
mack he saw uauntmapp
ana MANY others and N. report.
EVERY one Of them bo,iev.s Cor
msny's cause 10 b.. absolytely inst
and rIght. and tho war AN imrora-
i've one. forced upon them by suf-
r,upsin, ie,lous .,emi,s ~, ,ho se.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-27

Itching. bleeding. protruding or
bhnd piles have yielded a. Doan's
ointment. Goo az an stores.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
SPRlNCER'S PHARMACY
WINS FROM MASCOTS

Springers pharmacy won a. great
victory over DR.. Parker's Maseots. OF
the Church Civic Association league.
yesterday afternoon by score of s
to 4. by knocking England out OF
the box in the sixth inning. the Mas
cots enjoyed n three run lead over
their opponents and to the nun
dreds of spectators the game seemed
decided.
Manager Murdoch. however. re-
lieved England in the box and for the
remaining three innings held the en-
envy hitless, while his teammates, by
a great uphill fight. won the contest
in the ninth frame. Murdocks two
two baggers played big part in the
successful rally. In the seventh in
ming Murdoch made a two-bagger--
and later. scored. In the eight In
ming Sprtnger's annexed another tally.
The SCORE then stood to Q. in favor
OF the Mascots.
Sterling. on the mound for Dr. Par
kers proteges. tried hard to stem the
tide Of defeat When Murdoch open
cd the final frame with a hard two
base blow, Sterling was weakening
Murdoch crossed the plate on a field
er's choice With the bases loaded.
Bernard Patterson. the aggressive
first sacker OF Spr!nger's. delivered the
hit that won the Kame.
For Springers the batting and the
pitching Of Murdoch and the timely
hitting OF T. Harper. Patterson Au-
gust and Pendleton featured The
winners made fourteen hits. For the
Mascots. Burton starred II was his
drive over the left field fence, with
the bases Allied In the sixth setto
that gave the Mascots the jump on
their opponents. England while hit
hard. was not accorded the best Of
support. Pace and Evans gave sat
isfa ction in the role Of arb!tratora
Score by innings: r. Fl. r.
Mascots :. 1000 oo4 ooo---4
SpringeTs =. ..0ol 900 ll0--514 4
Batteries: Sterling and Burton.
England, Murdoch and Thedieck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER
HERE THREE MORE DAYS

Comes the very pleasing announce
ment from the Biou management that
the remarkable Annette kellermann
picture in seven reels. Neptune s
Daughter" viii have the engagement
extended In Richmond tomorrow.
Tuesday and Wednesday on account
Of the wonderful success the picture
en- dyed during the past week. The
picture has delighted more than 10000
people in the eighteen performances,
which Is Il bigger record than the
picture drew to the Globe theatre,
New York city, last week, where the
picture has been showing for three
months and il still running, at 25
and 30 cents prices. The prices for
Richmond are Is and rs cents. with
children at the matinees 10 cents.
The big film play Is astonishinRly
good Every reel Is filled with dra-
matrc effect and scenic beauty. a
number of the scenes were filmed
below the water IN the clear depths
of the Caribbean sea The above
water scenes were staged in the Ber-
muda islands. The battle between
"Neptures Daughter" Miss Keller
mann. and an expert man diver. por-
trayink the role of an antagonlstic
fisherman. is weirdly realistic scene.
One thousand players are in the cast.
Performances will be given Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday at s. Z and 0
p. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
COOLERS AND
CORSA|RS DIVIDE
PETERSBURG WINS FIRST AMI
PORTSMOUTH TAKES SECOND.
PRETTY GAMES.

Especial 20 The Richmond Virginian,)
Petersburg. Va. July l1.--A good
crowd Witnessed two OF the best games
played at Mckenzie street park this
keason today, the home team winning
the FIRST game. 3 TO !. and Portsmouth
the second. 2 to i
In the flrst game McKeithan and
McCleary were the opposing pitchers
and both were In splendid form. The
local batters succeeded, however, IN
punching hits I'm the fourth inning, and
scored two runs. which we're sufficient
TO win the game,
Jacket the Hrst batter, doubled TO
left: Chunk was out on q fotl ny to
Tee: Barnett lined out ia Holland. AE-
new was safe on an inheld hit, jacket
going to third AEnew stole second,
and both runners scored on Damrau's
single 30 center field.
In the eighth simmons singled, stole
second took third on Foiles' error, ana
scored on Chunks single.
The visitors only run came In the
sixth inning when Boyd and OKeefe
both walked. Whitfield was safe on an
fngeld tap, Boyd being held at third;
MeElveen flew out to right, and on
simmons perfect peg TO the plate, which
vas Intercepted by Barnett. Boyd
scored Troy hit 10 AEnew, who threw
to Barnett. the first baseman returning
the bail 70 the home plate. completing
, pretty double play.
The fielding Of simmons and Chunk
were the principal features OF the
game.
The second game was as pretty
pitchers battle rs was ever witnessed
here Johnson and Kaufman both
pitched brilliant games.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
THE E,uipjrs,

For the first half Of this week
Manager NJ. l. Hofheimer has booked
Goodness Gracious or Movies as
They Shouldn't BE" This picture.
which is a tvrade on. fllmdom. with the
hero and william, plot and counter
plot. and rich heiress who Is the hub
OF the story, ia one OF the few fea-
lures that ran for six weeks al the
Fitagraph theater. in New York. Its
unusual success was won on its own
merits, At the Vitagraph theater the
price OF admission was fifty cents.
but as the policy of the Empire is
never To raise prices when an excep~
tlouaily good subject IS secured, the
prices will remain the same. Tho
other feature for tho first half OF the
week will be Love, Luck and Case
line, " Vitagraph feature comedy IN
three acts. This story, as the name
implies, is the story OF an elopement.
To round off the bill. Manager Hof-
heiner has secured two good musical
vaudeville acts
The features for the last half Of
the week will be "Checkera" featur-
ing Thomas w. Ross IN the title role
This story. taken from the play, IL in
i've parts, and is winning IL much mer-
tied success In New York city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

out Fewer than 1000 high priced
seats remained unsold today
Fight experts are busy analyzine
the different fighting styles Of The
two men, hoping by means Of this
dope TO place their money on the
winner Smith has tendency 10
leave himself open. and this defect
viii either have Ia be remedted or
else he will have a strenuous time
keeping Carpenter outside Of his
guard
II smith is unable to overcome his
old faults and Carpenter gets 10 his
body he Will have TO take heavy pun
ishment during the opening rounds
when the Frenchman is fresh and
strong.
French sportsmen are backing Car
pentier Loyalty, and Americans and
others who are betting upon the
American have no difficulty In get,
ting their money covered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
NORFOLK Wins
FROM BUILDERS
TARs COME FROM BEHIND AND
WIN--DARKNESS HATS
SECOND GAME,

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
Norfolk, Va. July I1.---Coming
from behind and hitting the ball OPP
portunely, Norfolk won the first game
Of todays doubled header from the
Shipbuilders by the score of to 3,
The second game was halted at the
close of the fifth inning by rain.
Neither side had scored. The second
contest looked like a pitchers battle
between Pooray and Cochran, Pooray
had allowed triple and single. Not
hit had been made off of Cochran.
Both were given faqltless, brilliant
support.
The SCORES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

VIM A Wrenn. IT, and others.
Esther II. Wrenn, Thomas ]. Noting
ham, T Fl. Daughtrey and others.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is to partition
among the parties entitled thereto lots
IL In square 90, j. in square SO. rs in
square 81. In square Is. and 10 in
square ~. on the plan of Highland
Park, Henrico county Virginia. It ap-
pearing by affdavit that the said r.
H. Daughtrey IN a nonresident of the
state of Virginia. or that. II resident
due diligence has been used by the
plaintiffs to. ascertain in what county
or corporation ne IL without effect. 1t is,
therefore, ordered that the said r H
Daughtrey appear within fifteen days
after due publication of this notice In
the clerks Office OF our said court,
and do what Is necessary to protect his
interests.
A copy-testc;
SAMUEL F. wADDILIl, Clerk.
Old. Brock enbrough & Webster, p, q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

and that WIS the last seen Of the
yachts urtu the finish
Yachts Have Company
Fv way - special entertainment a
stxty-<0ut whale kept close company
with the racing yachts today, II
rolled ara spoUted and one wag de-
claYe7 ta@f Il teBed the Defiance
wh@u the feg Was thick. Whales.
SHARKS. ar6 swerfdsh have been
p,enuful s8cat the yachts all the
wee ard sou.e Yas htstnen have tried
10 hacr8ou he swor3hsh.
TT ssH mary,
Second race for cup defenders--N
YY o. Course afteen miles 10 wind
ward and return.
Yacht Fsut.3e--Started 1f.45:I0;
finished. 4s5.2e. elapsed. 4.5o 90;
eorrect- 4.se 90
Yacht I}eaasae- Started, I1:45.45;
snished - 26t elapsed. 1890;
corr Get, as" So
Yacht Resolute--Startesi 11.47;oo5
dla not finish
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12


Broad street road He knew that
sooner or later he would have ~ meet
Hansen again, and In a statement on
the night no WAS given the decision
over. Hansen stated that he would
never moet Hansen q gain untl he was
In the best possible condition.
DR.. McDoncugh win referee. There
Will be a preliminary, starting at $40
prompt Broad street park tomorrow
night Will house ono OF the largest
crowds Of the season for the f3atch
is attracting Statewide attention. and
wrestling fans from ALI corners Of the
state viii come to see tho big match
The sale Of seats are going rapidly
at McCoy's. whore they will be On sale
until $3.50 tomorrow evening Ladies
Will be admitted free. as usual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

~--------~-----
tlrne he imported Tom Kennedy and
Terry keiIaT Two heavyweignts. 10
Improve has hitting ability. Kennedy
In conversant with Smiths style at
fighting, ana he has been giving Car
pentief lessons on what to expect
Carpenter Coming Tuesday.
II had beer expected that Carpeu-
tie would arrive here today from
France. bat he Sent word that be
would not come until Tuesday. Wed
nesday and Thursday VIII be days ot
almost complete idieness for both
men.
Al the Olympia stadium It was said
that the house has been nearly sold
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
Totals
Battle Axe-

Summary: Three base hit---Stout
Sacrifice hit--Moran. stolen bases
--Kendler, 2. Double plays--Hulcher,
unassisted. Struck out--By Blanton
"a; by Whitfield, 8, Base on balls-~By
Whitfield. 2, Hit by pitcher-Kindler,
Caulder. Burch. Passed balls--By
Stuot Left On bases--Battle Axe. 6;
Ashland. 2. Umpire. Messrs. Shelton
and French. Time, 1885.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
Amateur Notes
By Ben ucker

r. the can,tal CIV feasua eon,,cus.
"a NAV games IKE thew aid ve.,ardav
thew viii he nlavinr ~ large crowas
the next TINA thew NAV AZ ths nark
nv. Ashland. To the Crays- and ha NAV.
cd a nice rama vererdav
McRaa and Wright rorusrIv ~ tna
Ashland.
The rame hetween the Cravx ana
games anv baseball fan would Want
see Sander.on and shelton both de-
serva credit for the game thew mich.
Wednesday the Battle Axe and tina
rsrays will NAV nj Rroad street navy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
TOta ls $500. ... u
NnrfnIlr

Called on account Of darkness
summary; stolen Bases--Pressly.
Sacrifice Hits MeixeIl. Three Base
Hits--Stewart struck 0ut--By Poo
ray. 2 by Cochran, s. Bases on Balls
OFF Pooray ] fSteinbrenner) off
Cochran (Krepps and Walters)
Passed Balls Stewart. Left on Bases
Newport News, Q: Norfolk 4 Time
Of game IS minutes Umpires, Rey-
n0lds and Mace
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

Summary. WO- UfEe III UTIIINHFI'
Three base hit-Whitted Sacrifice hits
McElveen. Barnett. stolen bases
simmons. Whitfield, Double plays
Troy to McElveen to Foiles; Busch TO
Agnew to Barnett Struck outxBy
johnson, &: by Kaufman. 4. Base on
balls--By Johnson. 4. Left on bases
Portsmouth, 4; Petersburg, 3. Um-
pire. Mr.. Henderson and Norcum. Time
i45
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

Summary: Sacrifice hit--Morgan.
Stolen bases-Anthony. Doggett. q;
Dowden. Double plays-McRae to
Gruner. Struck out--By Sanderson.
I; by Shelton. Z. Base on balls-By
Anderson. s. Passed balls-By Tig-
nor. Q: by Stout, /. Left on bases
Ashland, 4: Grays, 8. UmpireA
Messrs. French and Shelton. Time
1GAn-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

Ashland won two games yesterday
by defeating the Battle Axe boys by
the score of 10 to !, and Grays, TO 2.
The first game was a very loosely play
ed game. The Battle Axe boys played
poor game, while Ashland took
every chance, securing ten runs off
ten hits. The second game was one
of the prettiest games seen in the
Broad street park this season. 1t was
a pitchers battle between Sanderson
and Shelton Each pitcher allowed
three hits and both had seven strike
outs TO their credit
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
or THE COUNTY OF HENRICO,
JULY 10, 1914.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
SperaaI Seryicea Toiax

Special services will be held today
In Oak Grove Baptist church by the
pastor. Rev. c. e. Lancaster. The ex-
ercises win be given Tor the beneilt
Of the BaracA and PhilatheA Glasses Of
the church. An attractive prorrnm
has been planned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

a player cry. Am l not a real oak
tree? or us he not q lions leg ?"
after brilliant stroke. Such Is Arau-
canian slang.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
PRETTY FIGHT IN
{. {. A. LEAGUE
ny RonE1,r C. HARPER.


Solde's and SprinEers are making a
pretty tixhi for the championship of
D ths Church Civic association. closed
isAxue. Maseots trail along In third
I place, within striking distance of the
two leaders. sanyours is deeply I'm
I srenched In the cellar position. but will
\ make trouble for It's opponents from
/. aow on.
Billy Hay, former catcher of the
4 Battle AXE nine, twice amateur
champions Of Richmond. IL managing
Nodes team When he left Dr
4 pArker's team 4 was the general be
iief that Billy had gone back. that he
had seen his best days HIS playing
Ibis season has aston!shed even his
best friends lie has regained the
strength Of that trusty right wing, as
perusal OF the bases stolen on him will
show With the stick. Billy can EuH
make his presence felt lie does not
get 50 many hits he old In his
prime, bat he s. now hitting the ball
harder than at any time in his career
gsaly has hest OF friends H. this md
other cities who viii no doubt hail
she announcement that the old stand
by Is again performing trHe e hiss
rep
Hay has two fine twirlers Ia Seyius
and Berry Goodman, fast shor1stop
III Gentry and heavy hitter in the
parsonage of Elephant" Coleman.
Manager Nurdock. of Springers
has irnbued a fighting spirit Ia his men
that is bound 10 win games. lie has
team OF youngsters. With the ex
ception Of himself and second Base
man Dag Johns. whose friends
claim ne bought the first land sold II,
Virginia. the team does not average
over eighteen in age. ThedIeck. his
catcher. and CLYDE England. pitcher,
make good battery Thedieck Is
proving along the receiving end each
year.
The chances eff the representative
G.. G. 4. team winning the amateur,
tsr Federation championship Of Rich
rnond appear very bright The team
which wins the pennant in the 6. G.
A. league Will represent the associa-
ton. Last year the AilStar {. e..
A. team. composed Of fifteen players.
was selected by The voters OF the
ISOLATION membership. The plan did
not work good. there being tntiTna-
tons that favoritism prevailed in IN"
matter Of choosing several players,
This year there can be no fayoriuam
charged, Each and every team is
fighting tooth and nail 10 win the rag.
because 1t means much 10 be on a
cha mpionshtp nine,
In every league there are to be
found great kitters. fast hase-runners
s-s as,7cs,fa,,aI feIsara Tba Church
sssssse ass~~,,5 49,, Nv NO coma abounds
in either ease, but it has many ball
L 49,, ther1 When n cornes In fast
~,,rri,c -, f4yyar tal,ea the ralfe
rhss athiefe md pfcbn,ond collage
rr,.s So 20 mo ~ tho rnoaf danger
- -, .s,,-s q, aynataur circtaa In th4
city. ouee he is on the bases, He
has Ycrfrcta1 il slide that is Of in
s.s,,ta ~. ,,at1e In ,,,,r1o{nt1s, the has
80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

Where They Play This Week.
Battle Ave VS., Grays, Wednesday, AT
Broad street park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
ASHLAND WINS
DOUBLE.HEAOER
DEFEATS BATTLE AXE AND
GRAYS AT BALL PARK
YESTERDAY.
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
Results Yestersia V.
Standing of the Clubs.

Ashland. 10; Battle Axe. l.
Ashland, 3; Grays, z,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

Jacket Sacrifice hits-OKeefe, 2, Nc
Elveen. stolen hases-Slmmohs'
Chunk, Agnew, namrau. Double plays
simmons TO Barnett to Laughlin; Nc
Keithan TO Barnett; Agnew to Barnett
10 f.aughlin struck out-By McCleary.
1. hv McKefthan 2. Base on balis-Ry
McKeithan. l. Left on bases-Ports-
mouth. r; Petersburg, 4. Gmpires, Nor
cum and Henderson. Time. 1876.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
FIGHTERS FINISH

lLont.rlel ffor1 - &c .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

The batting records will show hat
Coleman, Hay. Williams. Harper aud
Patterson ara closely punched Hay
a771 FoierrI-rri having tfir moro tx
perience than their younger rivals,
are picked 10 lead the league In hit
ting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

McRae and Wright, formerly OF the
Collegtans, have been signed up by
Ashland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12
VAN|TIE: WINS

Continued from First rage).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

Stanley Bigbie was back in tho
game for tho Grays and put a whole
lot of life in the team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

Moran made some very difficuit
plays at short. He was given the
glad hand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

fanny" ,Dowden has been released
by, Ashland to the Grays. and he play
ed a nice game yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

Burgin. the Battle Axes catcher,
sprained his ankle for the second time
in a week yesterday and had to retire
in favor Of Hancock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

Since Albert Anthony has become
a member OF the Ashland team, the
team has been playing first class ball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-12

Wednesday the Battle Axe and the
Grays will play Mt Broad street park.
game starting at p. NJ.