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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
FRENCH REPORT NO CHANCE ON AISNE
Russians Report Germans Reeang and Blowing Bridges in
Eastern Prussia and That Strong Offensive Movement is
Underway from Poland-Auslrisns Report Russians
Forced q Relnqush Some Captures
BY Associated Press.

Associated
LONDON, October lO-Anwerp and the forts surrounding
the city complete of the Germans but the
greater part of the Belgian army escaped
1t took just eleven days capture the
fortress the world The fall of Antwerp evidence that the most
powerful for the cooss Howtzers which the
successfully employed against every fortified place
which stood in their way
The British consisting about eight thousand with
their heavy guns fought beside the Begans the defense Of the
great With the Belgian army when marched Of Ant
wep the British but during the Of the British bril-
gsdes forced to find refuge Holland where nterned
The other brigades reached Ostend.
The British losses Antwerp reported at three hundred
The retreat of the Belgian army successful.
The great Ho,ers the opened the way through
for infantry fire BY today the Germans
Of the 230 this afternoon the banner the
cathedral replaced by white flag indicating surrender.
The death toll resulting from the attack of the city unknown
but probably heavy Details unobtanab The stubbornnes
of the Begans heavily.
Crowds Of refugees already pouring into London The
BegOn destroyed several themselves blew the
petrol everything could be used
by the invaders
In France according French communication the Allies
their positions spite OF the violent attacks
at several points
and Russian forces the East Pussn frontier
still fighting subborn The Germans fearing another INVASION
Prussia sending norcements by rail and through the
Baltic ports.
An unofficial dispatch the Russians have
occupied Msrggrabos This indicates that the Russians have
come the German resistance in that region.
According Russian official reports, the Germans
tng from the region Lc and blowing the bridges The Rus
troops undertaking strong offensive Poland
mang along line Lubn Warsaw also from Lubln to
Lemberg.
Vienna reports of an say the Austans have
forced the Russians their Pzmys and the
Russians have commenced withdraw their forces added thai
the Russians eestng and have
ted Rsezesow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
N N~uINGTpN ANu III
uEIEATS EoANOkE COLLEGE,

. N.
LEXINGTON. }a oH TO-
WASHINGTON ana Ir. defeated Roa-
ruE. COLES. .t 'o nothing hy q ser
... u. brilliant offensive plays TO-
.. /.
Dr f.. U...u., flr generals we're
.... TH.. started strongly but
altered In tHu last b1lf sweet land.
r.rran FuHn- nonlhue and Gala
t.rr aamr-I umblcs which proved
cost. rn Uu1nOk. IL was the last
.me h.ur. fuc decisive clash with
U.ure.f..r. which coach Flcock
overlooked boo DIS preparation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
ni,kman-Fo,> wedding.

BOSTON Mass. Oct ia not
aU.. rrIdine toda, vas that OF Miss
Esther ross. dauehter OF former
Governor Eugene y Foss aud Mrs.
Fo-s. 1ud Albert HirgmaL It Cana
Ja The ceremony took place in the
parr afternoon at The Foss sum
msr residence iu Cohasset owing
90 the fact that the bridegroom Is
British subject. and his country az
var the wedding wus small and In
formal Miss Helen Foss, the twin
sister oi the bride. was the maid OF
honor and only attendant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11

..H t.H#
HAVANA Cuba u.t lU TH.
h,r- fHe IorF-.i,th anniversary o'
fH. l...rriug %, tho teuyc3r war
u Independence. the day Vas oh-
..rtsd o.. O. national holiday ra,
Frn'.r offices .n Havana vere clos
Of. a. e,re uoarI an of thr places
a. business The public and other
huIIluls we're decorated wish Cue
BAN HHe. The celebration was
marked by o. large amount OF eu-
f.usIi.u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
BANKERS To HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING
LEADING FEATURE OF MEETING
WILL BE ADDRESS ON m
SERVE SNSTIN

"00--I- N mo N00-
RICHMOND. so. oct 90 Tho
program and other arrangements
have been completed for the for
iioth annual convention Ot the
American Banker, Association,
which Is TO he held in this city dur
ing the coming week Requests for
accommodation re.a.fo' b1 ja, Dr..
cal hotels indicate that tho conFou-
tion will be- grErlt attended hv
we'll known banker. ana huaiute.
men from a1 sections u. tbr pu.u.
Try
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
BITTER DEBATE
OCCURS IN H0UsE
REPRESENTATIVES, PASS mn
TUi tn ANu ACCUSE EACH
OTHER Ot ~IANDtE

b.. .|...
V.-HINGTON u g.. Og ln
GIu.. personalities Vere exchanged
fn o.. House to-day between EDu.r
sent. .. Nar. majority lender Hu'
Ron. u... Holu %. Alabama
fnrI. ... "...u-.lUH of tfr woman
.p|fr auHmont HpNlr called
Ua1. .r The batter charged
iHai ... .HaHu member made o.
spe. ....H. H''rIe. which .a
ar . '. "0mtrno0I tffHr
.frai debate fInf portion u.
Man. trk. were ordered sE
rf.u. " fH. rerrri D.. Hlt.
U,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
R0UMANIAN KING
REPORTED DEAD
BELIEVED N LONDON TItNT M
WAS ASSNSSINNTEp on
ACCOUNT OF WAR

iR A.o.iatrd IrHt
AMSTERDAM. oct lu--A tcle-
gram from Vienna ny- King Charles
of HoumauiH. died this morning
saturday. The foregoing is con-
firmod by dispatch from petrograd
by way OF London reading King
Charles of Eoumlniu i dead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11

rArH.|# TD OCT 1H Two
.ir f..- u. .aor.Ta Has0 been efir-
p.d irf. U..Ie county 900. week and
r b. ar. .f.H thar fUo more ears
win s. bore 1t fhe lsst oi the nees
tt fra I...rUIrt Of ibis gear cr0r
ffa rHrr r.iaf aIHh ga fhis place
r-ffmsflH tIaf f woaif fefr 1n"u
hands ta rIfHer tae crop tuf .t has
rrrrufIr been decided that ne Riil
have ta ra after Thousand more
tefor. fIe .rol. are finished
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
CLAIM GERMANS CHECKED

LONDON October IA serious German check report
this morning Sunday Quaecht Wetteren east of
hen, where according to an dispatch the Exchange Tele
yr,pb Company twenty thousand been epused by
the French and British troops.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
BELGlANs MAKE ESCAPE

AMSTERDAM, October ll.--C6:2l A. M)-Ihe Main Brit
h and Belgian with KING Albert Of Belgium have reached
Oend safely in retreat according dispatch from Roo'edHS
Holland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11

Boston Gather went out Barry
To Mclnnis. Whitted was safe when
Mclnuis. dropped Barry perfect
throw. Whitfield was forced al sec
ond. Collins taking Schmidt gr1m-
der, and tossing 90 Barry Gowdy
liod 90 Strunk
Athletic. Baker went out E'ar
Co Schmidt Mar u,ilIe dropped Me-
Iuui. foul. Mcluuis fouled to uoHl
Siurnk went uu' Etors 200 Schmidt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. OCT To-
M % pitchers battle with dramatic
climax. the Boston Nationals de-
fclted the Philadelphia Americans
again here today in the second game
nf the worlds series. 20 % As "a
result OF the victory the Braves left
for Boston tonight with @ two-gume
lead over the Athletic. ana the ad-
ded advantage of playing on their
home grounds The series win be
resumed Monday
Fof eight innings today fho two
clubs battled behind the pitching of
James and Plank without the semh-
lance of advantage
The break came 10 the ninth Ma
auyle the Boston shoytstop was
first up and went out. Barry TO Nc
luues then Deal as substitute for
Red" smith 90 third stepped up
Deal Who was not figured as danger
ous. drove long double over
Strunk's head and moment later.
stole third when Schang threw low
20 Barry TO catch him off the base.
James famed out but Mann lifted
low puzzling TeNas-leaguer over
Eddie Collins head and although
the latter made q desperate effort
60 catch the ball. only touched D.
with his finger tips and sprawled on
the turf Deal dashed across tho
plate with the solitary run of the
game.
The Athletics replied with @ great
rally. u their hgli o. the ninth and
James. who carried the game on his
-haulder,. began jo totter Thousands
ur rOoters for the home club we're
cheering and stampeded James
passed Barry 10 first Schang fan
ned. bat Walsh. batting Tor Plank
also walked The ubroar was deaf
,ning Eddie Murphy drove @ leap
ng grounder 90 the left of second
base Maraneillo like cat clutch
ed the hall and sprang 90 the bag.
forcing ont Walsh The same instant
ho snapped the bali 10 Schmidt at
f.rsl for q double
James gave three passes and
PLANK sayc four Plank famed iour
,I the Braves. James striking out
four times James struck out eight
flfNt lN' 'fNNlNa ihWh'if W. 'iNNA" t."''
other heavy batsmer
Score: r ii ,
Philadelphia $685.. ......n
Boston ..... ......... ..-l
Batteries Plank and schaag
James and Gowdy
Game hv Innings
Iwpros. Hildebraud behind .U
plate. Byron ou bases. KLEIN u IeI
field. Dsrocu iu right field
First Inning
Boston Mann went out. Collin.
TO Melnui- Evers scrai -led tno foo
icld with SINGLE. Gather famed
Whitfield walked aud S.hm.d. ...H
900 Sirurk
Athletic. Murphy walked. NHr
phy Nuut ou' when James threw
wildly H schmidt who quickly rr
covered tH. mu and threw fo N.r
anHI, .H0 touched Murphy Ol
ring won't out Deal 90 Schmidt Co.
Un .l-. went down Deal tu schmidt
second Inning
Eu.fu. CU.dy walked. HlIuI
wa. n..h'p fu control wide curve
and U#aH..iIo sacrificed Baker q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11

Boston WhItted popped 90 Col
Inns Schmidt Nied TO Murphy Cow
dy walked Msrluul,c was hit bv "a
pitched ball and Baker took Deals
grounder and touched third forcing
GoVdy
Athletic Barry went out Mar
awhile Go Schmidt. Schaug doubled
90 lrit Schaul went out Gondy 90
deal and Plank was out Nardayille
60 Schmidt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
seventh lnning

Boston James tanned Man
struck out Schaug 90 Mcluns. Ba.
kor threw ONT Fyor- at first
Athletics Murphy famed and
Oldriug went OUT Ever tu schmidt
Collins got m inlcld hit and vas
caught Off drst James to Schmidt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11

Boston James famed Mann sim
glci and Eyers 0ied 90 Stunk
Barry tossed Gathers grouuder 90
Collins. forcing Mann
Athlete. Baker 0ied 90 Whitted
Mcluuis tanned and Stwuk famed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
MACK COMPELLED TO
YIELD SECOND GAME
Stalngs, With His Perfected Machine, Shut Out
Athletics But Barely Scored the Inning
Necessary For Success

Mcluuis. PLANK threw neara smash
10 Baker who taroa to Collins Who
touched Gowdy Deal stole second
and James famed
Athletics Baker fOWlcd to
Schmidt. Mclnnis aud slruuk ul-
ned
Third Inning
Boston Mann went cut Barry to
Mclunis Evers singled no center.
Gather flew lo Baker and Eyors wa.
out stealing. Schane 20 Collins
Athletic narr aud shang f'iol
90 Gather Plank famed
Fourth lnning
Boston Whitted flied to Strunl
Schmidt singled 20 right GoWoY
flied 10 Muruhy. Maranville singled
TO right. Schmidt taking second.
Barry made wonderful stab 1i
Deals bouuder end touched second
forcing MurnuviIle
Athletics Murphy out James 'o
Schmidt. Oldring famed Collin.
oui Mamnriile 90 Schmidt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
Game hv Innings


Iwpros Hlldebrard behind ROO.
plate. Byron on bases. KLEIN .l IeI
field. O,uoru in right field
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
COLTS GAIN VICTORY
FROM TORONTO CLUB
BY Clean Hitting andSplendid Defensive Play Locals
Defeat International Leaguers-Gray's
Hitting Feature

Ray Ryan's Colts won from the To-
ronto International League team yes
tciuaN by the score OF TO !. the game
beng played in the fast time of one
hour and twenty minutes. The victory.
which was the first OF the season on
me local grounds for the colts. came
as the result OF timely hitting and OF
splendid offensive playing.
y cold wind swept the diamondr and
Tins probably put some ginger into
tn" players. and both teams played
l iM1r last and snnppy bail Four
stop TO threatened run gctting by cith-
or side.
Gray. the big RICH, fielder. featured
IN iesterdays batting, getting a triple
and double out OF three times up.
Newton tripied to right field in tho
first inning. and Gray's triple 10 left in
ne same inning scored the first run.
inning but a double play by Edwards,
Newton and Ralev retired the side
In the fourth inning Gray hit for
Two bases; and vent "a third on =
and Gray crossed the rubber.
IN" visitors made their lone run IN
the seventh. Schneider hit 10 centre.
ana scored on. iEit2patrick's two-basc
nv. fiSh"r rlcd out to Loan. Pick
Iald down IL hunt ANA was thrown out
At ilrst, and Raicy returned the ball In
time 10 nab Fitzpatrick at The plate,
completing on. Of the fastest dothlr
PLAYS OF tho game.
Harry Griffin started tho mound work
ior the locals. and went we'll, allowing
but one hit In three innings Shpc,
though wild. went through three i'm
ningS without Il hit being made off him,
but Hamcy was found for three hits II,
as many innings.
The Toronto team viii he tho attrac-
tlon again THIS afternoon.and Manager
Ryan and his boys are determined Ia
annex one more victory before going
INTO the League season tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
BRING SUIT FOR
QUINN'S SERVICES

baltimore. April IA duplicate OF
: suit brought in New York by James
T.. Ganney, president OF tho Boston
National League club, against the Fed
cral League for $4,000 FOR the loss
OF Jack quinn. whose right name IS
J ohm Picus, WAS brought in Federal
court here to-day. Quinn yesterday
pitched the Baltimore club to victory
over Buffalo In the opening game Of
the season.
II IS alleged that Quinn agreed in
writing 10 accept terms and sign a
contract with the Boston club several
weeks before he signed with the Bal
timorc Fcderals. II is also alleged that
after Qu~,n had accepted a contract
with Boston. he signed a Federal con-
tract President Gilmore. of the Fed
erals, 1t IS alleged. had agreed not to
sign Quinn until he had been reviewed
in q Joint conference
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15

Boston. April l+.-With the mighty
Walter johnson pitching in midsummer
form. the Senator'S defeated tho Red
Son in tho opening season game here
to-day by score of 3 20 0. The great
Washington hurler was invinciblc and
held CarriEan's band 10 four hits The
game was witnessed by 24.2Tl fans.
Ray Collins pitched eight innings for
the Rcd Son. but was taken ont of the
game I'm order to permit licnrickscn to
pat Tor him. Collins allowed but seven
hltS. inc senators We're unable to Sc
cure = safe hit off Kelly. who succeeded
COLllnS ON Ilte MlnuNL Ih..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15

Totals IS s2711 3 Totals 81 b.cs Is 1
.-l,M-a I-il..u WINNING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
TYPICAL COBB PLAY

>. Detroit. Mich. April ia typical
CGbb play. by the Peach" himscif,
Whcn the 81. Louis Browns had all hui
smut out the Tigers in a thiricen-ii,nintr
game. won a victory for Detroit this
afternoon : To =. Twelve innings we're
b!a%cd without a tally on either side
ihcn the visitors GOT TWO runs In thei,.
hs:Il OF the thirteenth. IN Dctroits half
OF inc thirteenth Bush singled I:au-
man Wa!ktd ana Cobb tripl.d. driving
nome the hase-runners. Crawford beat
out an inh"ld hit, ana Nench smashed
one through the box. scoring Cobb ana
tnd!ng the game. Twcnty-onc thou
SAND saw the game. The score.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
LILIES PITCHING
BRINGS VICTORY

Lexington, Va. April i4-l-!ie registered
MS fourth consecutive victory by downing
tailed 10y rain ia the sixth inning. The
Generals rair.d carly lead and main
tuin"d 1t unti III" close The Cadets wcrc
helpless hcforc Lies ban!ers ton being re
Nrod On strikes The Washington and L..
twlrlcr yielding bat two hits. which did
not nsur- IN the scoring OF the lone run.
stevens opened on the mound for st Johns
but retired In favor OF Matthews In the
third score: L. II. L
s., ionns ......... mol oil !
- t"riea; Lii" and Denahue; Stevens
NuitheHs GnG Sotles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
VIRGINIA DEFEATS
JOHNS HOP K|NS
Orange and Blue Team Takes
Tcn-lnning Game by Score
of 8 to S.

TIT " rI'1
charlottesville, Va. April 14.--ln II
ragged tcn-inninG game. five OF which
were played in a driZz!inS rain, Virginia
defeated Johns Hopkins to-day. q TO d.
Galloway. a freshman. held the visi-
tors TO two hits. one 4 scratch. but was
poorly supported in the carly innings.
Hopkins took the lead in the NTH on
a passed ball. and held IL until the
ninth, when Word scored White with
a hit TO centrc. In the tenth. Flanua-
gan, batting for Galloway, was saCo on
Sylvester's tumble. went around TO
third on Rices wild peg to first. and
scored on Phillipss corking drive to
centre.
Smiths hand pickup OF Sylves-
ters hot grounder. anG q fast double in
the tenth, Green to Nen. were the fca-
lures. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
.Athlc1ic Clnh MINI.

Tho IVES, End Athletic Club defeated IN.
strong Nirslui, shoe Company In an eleven
inning b.tl- by the score o: TO Jones
who pitched FOR the Virginia shoe Company
pitched winning ball. striking out eighteen
!urn aud allowing eight hits. The feature,
OF the game v.re the fielding OF Frances
End The base running of Hogan. who stole
eirhr bases
Batteries: west End Athletics-C Walden
ana Bailey; Virginia Shoe Company-Jon.s
Gran, ana DAVIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
Wants to Meet Burns

VI hnupns. of baltimore, ,ynnts "A
H't"h with Trunk iiurns. The UnI-
tinurcnn writes that lac * WILLING
'o meet H"rn> under any conditions
an" - Niilin. 10 pos. side bet
ne states fhut lie thinks hy brutjr.-
Turns u" can get another chuDce at
Turner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
CATHOLICS LOSE
TOF|GHT|NG YALE

Norfolk Va. April H.--Yaic defeated
Catholic University here to-day, d to .
'Ihc game only went eight innings. tho
Blues had TO run to catch the New York
steamer. The losers made two line double
plays Brown pitched good game for
the visitors. who made all their talies in
INC third frame. Score X. II. T.
Catholic University Il o 0 OF olx- 4
Yale ....................oo o o Q o Q--G ! .
battery: Crakcr and Zachary: Brown and
Hunter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
PIRATES ARE DEFEATED
Especial 10 rhe Times-Dispatch

st. Louis. April l4.-Twelve thousand
riratcs > to in a ninth rii inning ming ra NV
here to-day. With the score tied. But
Ter stole second, after forcing HugEins.
Miller walked. and Wilson's single to
centre counted Butler with the win-
ming run. pittshurgh's run came In
the first. when konetchy reached third
on Dolau'S Wild throw and NioX's
double The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15

two out when winning Was scored.
Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o q eeL
81 Louis. % Q 9 l--a
summary: Runs-Butler 19). Konetchy.
Two base hits-NioN Miller. Sacrifice hit
kouetChy. stolen bast-Butlcr. Double plays
WAGNER 20 Konetchy: Win=o TO HuEEins.
Lefi on bases-St. Louis. 4: Pittsburgh. &.
First base on balls-pn Adams. l. OF GrIner,
=. struck out--Ry Griner 2; by Adams. ..
Time OF game, as Ump!res. Rigler and
EmLsll-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
Philadelphia.
NIX Tnrh
To;a', s. p Totals So Is - IS
rEsttei for Fiontn. In ninth


New York .....-...........o o1ooooe o-i
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures o .c.. 10
Summary: tuns-Ncy.'- paskert. By-ae
~, !-oh>rt a. Mage -. CraNath, EiIlitrr.
Alexander HON. runs MaEcc (e,. Three
hase hit-Nravatl. Two-bIs- hits-Byrle.
lcbcr' 81 ahs-. Sacrifice hits-Narcuara.
Lob-r,. Lulrr-s. struck out-By AleNaudcr.
=. ry Narqu4-d, py lromnc, :. Fl-st has.
pu balloon .AicT1udrr O.. Oft MarqusrG :.
l.rnplrrs Ias-n .nl l.Nisi.v.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15

RECRUIT WINS FOR CHICAGO

Chicago. April IA batting rally in
the seventh Inning turned defeat INTO
victory for the Chicago Americans in
the opening game here to-day, Clcvc-
land losing Il brilliant contest To tic
White SOI 10y 3 to =. y two-basc hit
by Tom DAILY. "a recruit batting for
Schrcihcr. drove Hodie across the plate
with the winning run y warm. clear
day favored the teams. The score:
Leg LINN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
EASY GAME FOR REDS


TSNeCIaT 20 ING Tl.ncE- DIsNat0h
Cincinnati, april a. The Cubs
PLAYED q poor brand of haIl OIL tho
and the Reds had little trouble ia de-
leati;e them 10 TO !: Both Cheney and
grand form for the Rcds. ana the cubs
could do absolutely nothing with him.
The. ecorc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
Highland springs Want, Gu,nt.

Tho Highland Srriurs independent team
want = game for SATURDAY ct their grounds
stop q, seven Pines linz. They would also
like tn hear from any strong amateur teams
DESIRING games Tor future dates. Address
I. q Boa 1893. Highland SpriuGs. VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
HAMPDEN-S|DNEY
DEFEATED BY V.P.I.

liampdcn- Sidney. Va Aprn IL
game. Y. L. ]. defeated lIampdcn- sid :
ncy Is to i. The feature OF the game
was the home run drive by Lcggc the
second one ever made on this Held.
:. score; K. II. y.
" i. i...... ..........,.....l3 - 4
liampGen- Sidney . i; . /:
summary: Base on ba!!s-oif Moore
]: OIL Nozcrso., :. Home run-I.cgGc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15

Tyler. II In innings; off Reuioach. 3 in z
innings, struck out-By Ruelbach. {; by
rfcner !: by Tyler. 6. 10y Crutchcr. /. First
base on balls-On Ruclbach. !: on Pferer. 2:
on TNler. j; OF Crutcher. .. UuplreS Klein
and Hart. Attendancc. l5.0oo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.1
I-l- 4 ~ ,.l. a NH ---I,Ln LlL.A IL g

opeiicd tho bsseball season mere his
afternoon by trouucine the Giants ny
- score OF o 10 /. while 10000 fans
Chccred their approval "Euba" Mar
duard wa, freely hit. twelve safeties.
inciuitng TWO homers. being made or
his delivery IN seven innings. Magee
mad both tho hinEics for the circuit.
Frornmc held the Thllies down IN the
eighth. Alexander allowed the visitors
MNl siN Niis Thn ..norn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
'tdlt -
'Batted for Galloway in nj

Totals ..............S2 2.27 - 4
None out when winning run was
scored.
Score by innings: K.
Hopkins ......... .olo O2 90 Q O--5
Virginia ............3 o01 DOOR 1t
summary: runs - Phillips, Neff.
White 90. Sticklcy, FlannaEan Porter
go, Worthing CD. Sacrifice hitS-oiuy
CD. Word Green. Sylvester. stolen
bascs-Guy, White, Stickley. Double
plays-'ireon to Ncn. WortliuSton cum
assisted. Ease on bails-On Galloway.
.: off Tricsler. $; OFF sylvester. :. Hit
by pitched bail-Calloway. iIits-oT
OF Triesler, in "a inning; Off Sylves-
ter. in g 80 innings. struck out
10y Galloway. 10; by Sylvester, 3.
Passed balls-tircon Rice. Time OF
game, @:2o. Umpire, Chewing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-15
Nrw York .
Philadelphia.
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To'a.a 70 u = 10 : Totals 80. ;23 2 /
NE-iteI for Bush ia third.
Hated for Eoardnan in ninth.
Sweeney out in second for interference
Seor- ~ Innings L.
IA.lads lphi;s Observation-Disclosures OOooI o.
Ne" No- l.........-..............i o 9 o o -
rumniary; Runs Collins Barry. iIartzell
O.. Williams. Holden. COOK a., Peckin-
ptIrh Two hse hits ffartzeu Pcckiu-
Jsueh Thr-. base hit Holden. Stolen ba seq
" ltmS sweeney %. Barry, Maisel, Nc
Hal. IIartzcl First has. on -rrOrs-Phila-
C-lph!r, .. Left on bases Philadelphia. q:
sew York g. Double plays Murphy TO COT
4;u- - Mclnnis: Strunh 20 Collins. Struck
out ny McHalr. d; by Bush, ]; by Board
man J. FIRST base on balls-On McHaic. p
OF Bush 4. on Epardfnau. 4 IIlts-On Hush,
10 = Innings. Wild pitches-I5oardman o..
Iinr!f-s Evans and Egan. Attendance ~