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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16
GRAND CIRCUIT
RACING DATES
Trotting Campaign Scheduled to
Begin in Cleveland on
July 20.

Grand Rapids, Mich. January 15.-
The stewards of tho grand circuit in
session here decided upon the follow
ing schedule Of racing for the coming
season. which will probably start
July 20:
July 20. Cleveland; July CT, Detroit
Driving Club; August 8, Grand Rapids
August 10, Kalamazoo; August IT..
Pittsburgh; August "a. Buffalo; August
81. Syracuse (New York State Fair) :;
September Z. Hartford Connecticut
State Fair); September IA. Detroit
(Michigan state Fair); September 81.
Columbus 1.-TWO weeks; October g.,
Lexington (two weeks).
1t was announced that the week OF
July has been awarded to New York
and tho following week to Salem. n.
IL. These are tentative dates, however
and Secretary II. j. Kline will take
them up with the two associations.
II not satisfactory to them the meet
Ing will open as previously planned.
at Cleveland on July 90
The old officials of the association
were reelected as follows: Fl. X.
Devereux. Cleveland. president: Fred
Postal, Detroit, vice president; H. j.
Kline. Cleveland. secretary and
treasurer.
The place and date Of the next an
nual meeting was not announced by
President DeveTeux.
More radical changes in the rules
were made by the grand circuit to- day
than In all other years combined. In
nearly every instance they are for
tho benefit of the owners and drivers
and II man cannot from now on
race profitably he might as well not
try further. In all early closing
events the paid up entrance fee will
be per cent, which is deduction
or . per cent. Any horse that is not
money winner twice in succession
will have q time allowance of one
second: If behind the money in three
races. three seconds and four seconds
the next time. which is the limit
Only the race winner will be PEN
allied with record so far as future
class eligibility is concerned, and
horses will get a time allowance Of
one second for each year they have
not In the past improved their re-
cords. Any record made against time
will not be a penalty as to class eligi-
bility. This is done in order that
foreigners may be certain they have
bought speed and yet have a record
In the same race from the same stable
or are owned by the same man. they
must be coupled in the betting
That none Of these rules may be
void they are made mandatory. En-
trance in class races will be 5 per
cent, but two horses can be named.
All races OF meeting shall be best
two I'm three or best three in five
heats. rule limiting winnings was
not offered.
So far as its own interests are con-
cerncd the grand circuit took the most
important action Of Its career. Awalt-
ening to the fact that franchise has
value, franchises have been limited to
fifteen. and IF any association wants
to ion ii must get an option, after
which it must be approved by the other
holders.
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PORTSMOUTH WILL BE
IN VIRGINIA LEAGUE
New Owners of Franchise Buy Park and Uniforms
at Sheriff's Sae-Undecided as to Man
ager for Team-May Be Munson

Portsmouth. va, January 15-Portsmouth's
participation In virginia League baseball In
1914 IS assured. The sale OF Bland Park by
the sheriff yesterday 20 satisfy claims
ngains; the club resulted In the disposal OF
the stands, Uniforms. ana all other equip
inent 10 q representative OF promoters who
have been working or reorganization plan
for some time, and they made announcement,
this afternoon that the Pirates will DO IN
the running next season.
Although Frank d. Lawrence. one of the
promoters attended the last league meeting
IN the interest OF Portsmouth's continuation
In the league, the status OF this city In
doubt until the sale Of yesterday. when the
park was acquired for SOS.
Now that the question OF grounds is set
tied, those who are promoting the new or
Eanizntion Will so forward with their ar
rangements for the next season. Just who
the diamond has not been definitely settled
The promoters have been in correspondence
with Red" Munson In Bristol. Va. for some
time, but have not closed with him. There
has been correspondence WITH two other
prospeetiLes. but Il was learned to-day tho
selection has not been made. Another week
Will determine definitely, however, who il
10 manage the club.
1t is regarded as unlikely that Garvin will
he the manager. Though he was signed up
by the old owners OF the team at the close
eisins II In the event he did no, care TO ro-
t ,H IN ISL With new owners in charge OF
under the old ownership, but wanted the OPP
lion OF declining the management under
new owner, and was given IL.
SIX Of the men who were reserved last
season viii be brought back TO try for posi-
lions on the. new club it Is announced. The
others will be traded. released or sold The
iew owners. and was given II.
,nent in the sale OF stock at s25 a share and
believe the club Will start the season In good
Exhibition games have been booked with
'Ae New York Giants. Baltimore and other
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BABY RACERS PROVE
DAYS REAL FEATURE
Large Fields Prevail, Though Sport Proves Rather
Tame-Three Favorites Satisfy Their
Backers-Bue Racer Proves
Best of Youngsters.

JuareS, Mexico. January 15.-LarGe
fields prevailed in II majority of the
events this afternoon. and the sport
proved rather tame and embarrassing.
Blue Racer, Rey and Mary Emily were
the favorites that made good. The
three furlonE scramble for baby rae
ers proved to be the most attractive
race OF the day. 1t resulted In a hard
earned victory for Blue Racerf, the
favorite. Mind the Paint, owned by
james Butler. the New York turfman,
was only beaten by q slight margin.
Unusual interest attached to the APP
pearance of Mind the Paint ms 1t Sig
nalizes the first time any of Mr.. But
1er's extensive purchases from tho
Keene estate had been sent to the
post Thomas Hare. 90 to l shot.
caused some surprise when he drove
home in front In the second. Blue
heard. the medium OF heavy play
IN the third. won in q big gallop. Rey.
iavorite in the fourth. scored q hollow
victory. In the fifth the winner turned
Mp In Miss Sly 1t good odds. Mary
Emily led her ieia throughout in the
First race--three furlongs-Blue
Racer, 1l2 tLoftus), 4 to 5. to 8, and
to 8, first; Mind the Paint. 1l2
CWoods). 10 to !. TO 1. and 2 to !.
second Barbarita, 1l2 (Groth), 6 to l.
. TO ]. and even, third Time, IA 3-5.
June Bride, Commauretta, Lady Ham
mil. Meelicka, Cugrail. Miss Fielder,
Nellie c., Ida Cummings and Smuggler
Second race-s.x furlongs-Thoma
Hare. lis (GrentryI 90 to !. & to and
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SEM|F |NALS IN
GOLF TOURNEY
K. M. Purves and Harold Slater
Winners in Pinehurst
Golf Trials.

Pinehurst n. c., January 15.-R. NJ.
Purves. of Woodland. Mass. and Har-
old Slater. OF Foxhlls. l.. l., were the
winners In to-day's semifnals of the
annual tournament OF the winter golf
league. They will meet tomorrow to
play for the leage championship.
PurVes won his way into the final
round by defeating r. r. Mamlock, OF
toXhilis, six mp and five to play. Sla-
ters opponent was T. a. Ashley, OF
woodland. whom he defeated three up
and two TO play.
George G. Dutton. of Belmont. Mass.
and j. ID. Plummer, of Springfield,
MASS, won their matches to-day in
the semiiinalS OF the first division CON
ISOLATION, and will meet In the finals
tomorrow.
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CHANGE IN RULES
FOR SWIMMERS

New York. January 15-Proposed changes
In the rules providing for u senior and Junior
class In all championship swimming events
staged under auspices Of tho Amateur Athle-
tic Union. have been sent to the board of
governors and delegates at large Of the
union. Tic change which 1T Is said Is sure
OF adoption, has long been fought by local
clubs.
Under present rules n swimmer may COM
pete iD a number of championship contests
regardiesa of the titles he has captured
while under the rules such swimmer
to confne his activities to senior
contests only.
Under the new rules the senior class will
be open to all athletes. while the Junior
class will become confined to those who have
not title. Amendments to the diving
ruler tho method of governing swimming
records II complete list OF dives for chain
pionship competition with the points to DO
door and indoor championship competltion
Tswims comprise tho remaining changes.
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POLO PLAYERS TO
ARRIVE MAY 8
Cup Challengers to Come Direct
From Spring Practice
in Spain.

New York. January 15.-Ten English
polo players, four of whom will be
selected 10 play in the international
match at Meadow BROOK In June. will
arrive here on May $. Two weeks later
their uiirtyseven polo ponies will ar
rive here.
The cup cl,allengcrs will come di &.
rect from spain, whore they will take
Rrart IN the early spring practice games.
ihcy VIII have only month to T1rac-
tice, here, as the first game is schcd-
uied to take place June o. Last year
me English poloists arrived six weeks
before the game started. They claim
mat they began TO stale orr In their
physical condition just before tile
games commenced.
Last year the ponies arrived a month
before the game took place. Now il
~ proposed TO lave them reach these
SHORES about ten days before the Ha,nes
begin. The trainers believe the ponies
VIII show TO better advantage under
inns schedule than IL they were al
OF time.
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Washington, January 15.--With
state militia representatives and army,
navy and marine corps officers present
the board OF directors of the National
Rine Association, in it's annual meet
ing to-day. discussed plans for extern
sion and announcement OF marksman-
ship throughout the country.
1T was decided to send Il team to
compete for the Palma trophy. TO COM
pete again with Great Britain for the
Deward cup and to urge Congress to
appropriate money to send team to
Peru for the international matches
there this year.
new match will be held In April
Tor the individual! gallery shooting
championship Of the United States.
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$ to l, first; Dalston, los, tNfolesworth),
s to |. even and 1 TO ., second; Durin,
lo3 {Howard), 10 to 1. to and 2 to
/, third. Time. 1:222-5 General War
rem, DR.. Bailey, Christmas Eve, Patrick
f., Meshach. LaEstrella. George, also
ran.
Third race-nile- 1o7
(Woods). to l. to / and even. first:
Lord Elan, 102 (Gross). 10 to 1, 4 to
and to l, second: Sim Feinn. lis
(Cavanaugh). to l, to 2 and to 8.
third. Time, 1899. Madeline B., John
Mart, Gold Dust. Balronia, Frieze, Lady
Adelaide, Wicket, Charles Fox, Vcrnice
Rico Stoneman. Great Jubilee. also ran.
err sr;,,;s,; to 81 80 to and to 9. first:
and 3 70 :, second Free Wiii ITO
third, Time. 1:ss 20. Lady Young.
Moonlight, Auto Girl, Roberta, Hannis.
Gelico. jack Laxson. Topland, John
Louis, also ran.
Fifth race--five and one-half fur
lorgs-Afiss Sly, 1o2 (Claver). S to 1,
TO ]. and to 8, first; Grays Favorite,
lO1 Gentry. to 1. to and even.
second; Thistle Belle. 1913 (Groth), 6 to
|. to l and even. third. Time, :06.
Lady Pender, Coos. Hazel c.. Queen
Toppy. Beda, Eel, Falcada, Gomul, Co
linet. Doc Allen. Sir Alvescot. also
ran.
Sixth race-mile-Mary Emily, 100
{Claver). s to 8. ! TO 2 and out first;
and to 5. second Ocean Queen. 10
Time. :3S SO. Anon, Sigurd, Meits,
also ram
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Watch That Washington Team.


find
regulars casn while
recruits shaw and Slim Love look best he
will
Grf is better fortified than Anworth
Washington
Athletics, Birmingham his
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GLADSTONE
AN EASY WINNER

Rogers Spring, Tenn. January 10
Miss Lady Gladstone. setter owned by
g. w, smith and w. Holly, of Lamar.
Miss, and handled by Lewis Hilscn-
deean, Of Detroit. to-day wonsthe all
:ase stake Of the All-America Field
trials Club, which carries With it The
title OF amateur champion or America,
The pointer, Tidwclrs Comet, owned
by w il. Tidweil OF Washington, ID. C..
ana handled by j. :. sicPhadden, Corey
valley. Tenn, was second. and Moring,
a setter entered ana handled by DR.
g. w overall. Chicago. third
Miss Lady Gladstone was an added
starter. and won the championship BY
hnding six bevies aud five singles with
out mistake in a two-hour heat to-
day.
Fonr. braces OF the Derby were run
ABLY be finished tomorrow Eighteen
dogs are entered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16
BASKETBALL AT
JEFFERSON SCHOOL

Charlottesville. Va. January B-Manaser
Wood. of the Jefferson School basketball
team, to-day issued his schedule OF games.
as far 60 completed. Besides the games
mentioned. he is trying to arrange to have
Catholic University. GEORGETOWN and Wake
Forest stop ovor and play hero on the day
after each plays the Virginia auint. Two
games have been played thus far-with Nir-
ginia and the Manassas High School. Tho
rest OF the schedule follows:
Saturday. January 17-Charlottesvllle High
School.
Monday. January ls-staunton Military
Academy
Friday, January 2s-cluster Spring Acad-
envy.
Monday, January co-staunton Military
Academy at Staunton.
Wednesday, January 2s-Charlottesviile
High School.
Tuesday. February s-Randolph- Macon
Academy
Saturday. February Augusta Military
Academy (pendinS).
Monday, February eWoodberry Forest at
Orange.
Monday. February le-Lynchburg High
School tpending) ut Lynchburg.
Saturday, February al-Woodberry Forest.
Saturday. February 2s-Lynchburs High
School (pendlng).
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NllI!N, TheWAKE 9I1he GAME M
@By Gy5 MaIbert :Isz65 8

Whatever
moment we inclined
more prominently mentioned
turned
oui Gays mirequent
IN
OF to
by the baseball
public finished
thousands dollars
the
mad the advertising departments o the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16
CINCINNATI is
AFTER FRANCHISE
Porkopolis Makes Bid for Berth
in Newest Big
League.

Cincinnati January ia second
group, Of men entered the race to put
u Federal League club In Cincinnati
the law firm of Burch, Peters G Con-
molly. sent letter to James Gilmore. OF
Chicago, the Federal president, asking
for a franchise.
a group, headed by Rudolph Cries of
the Western Surgical supply Company.
plans to send committee to Chicago
to see Gilmore Saturday. Connolly sro-
fused to name the men he represents.
Ho said options have been secured on
several plots Of ground for building
q. ball park. lind n quarter million dol
lars had been put up for n fight against
the National League club here.
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BASEBALL PRACTICE STARTS
AT VIRGINIA FEBRUARY is

Charlottesville. Va, January 10
February Is Is the date set for tho
beginning of baseball practice ut sthe
University of Virginia. On that day
and daily practice will DO held from
that time, on the field when the wealth
er permits and indoors on the wintry
days.
1t is entirely too early for an ac-
curate forecast, but the amount of
veteran material on hand. together
with the good reputation OF several of
the newcomers. is tho foundation of
many cheerful theories
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HERBERT MEETS
CUTLANOS ON MAT

;, George Herbert. former lightweight wrest
nm, champion. Will meet Cutianes, the pres
h n9 3, OF The belt and title. tonight in
s snS lily auditorium. the bout to begin al
s 81! q, clock. Herbert has been training hard
80, ,H tnis match and hopes to be able TO vrest
the honor from the visitor
, MuSh interest has been aroused In tho
m;atcn. and Goodly crowd will DOUBTLESS
Witness the exhibition or skill and brawn
Women are invited free of chargn
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Owen Rush No Fed.

indianapolis. Ind. January 15--Negotia-
lions that havc been pending for nenrly two
months between the indianapolis club, of
the Federal League and Owen Bush. short
stop OF the Detroit American League team,
wero ended late to-day when Bush refused
to sign local contract.
The player declared he was satisfied with
tho salary offered and the terms OF his con-
tract. but that ho was not ready to sign q
contract with any team now.
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TIGERS GIVE OUT
FOOTBALL DATES

Princeton. y. j.. January 1.-two
new opponents appear i'm the Princeton
football schedule for next fail The
schedule, announced to-day. shows thar
Lafayette and Williams have been sui
mitted Tor fordhan and Holy Cross
The schedule includes:
october l0-Syracusc. at Princeton.
October l7-Lafayette, at Princeton.
ton.
October 3l.-WiIliams. at Princeton.
November I.--Harvard, at Cambridge.
November l4.-Yale. at Princeton.
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stod,lard Not to Play Polo.

new Haven, January 15.-Major Louis p
Hsouu ia To-Day announced THAT he would
AN y, inc coming season because OF the deaf
-. ms VIE last month. He was substitute
On the american team that won in Fin c5a M
Two years ago. and was altar OF tn. Amsr,
can term that won last June
ms wire was Rebecca DarIinrton 6a,~h
banker. 0 owner and
Major Stoddard has Just been named M
more than $4,000 900 1854 '"'eHtorleo
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south Carolina Horse SHOW.

Columbia. S. c.. January 15-Repre-
scntatives from six cities meeting here
Show Associations. The association is
to hold horse shows at Camden, Green
wood, Greenville, Sumter, Darlington
and Columbia during April and May
Of each year
The following Office IS were elected:
j. y. kirven, Darlington, president;
II. II. Mills. Greenviile vice president.
and T. l.. Little, Camden, secretary and
treasurer.
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MANY GAMES FOR
WILLIAM AND MARY

Williamsburg. Va. January l5-Upder
Coach Diapers careful training. William and
Mary's basketball team Is in good shape for
the two games this week. Captain Turner
has not been out for several days. md his
presence is missed. Tomorrow night n
game Is scheduled with Hampton Y. NJ. c.
A. In Hampton. and Saturday night tho five
meets the strong Naval y. NJ. c. A. quint
in Norfolk.
The academy team will probably play
Hampton High School In Hampton Saturday
night.
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HAL CHASE SUED
FOR BACK AL|MONY

San Jose. Cal. January 14.-Sult to recover
slio back alimony was brought hero to day
ny Helen H. Chase against her former hus-
pano. Hal Chase. first bascman OF the Chlca-
go Americans. Mrs. Chase alleges that since
Dscemosr Chase has paid her allInony.
Mrs. Chase has been granted 500 month
for herself and child.
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Hold biennial sI,not.

Washington. January 16-Thc Ma
I,0nai board for the PROMOTION of
here to the plan of holding It's shoot
ng matches for the national trophy
ana other prizes bicnnially. The next
matches Will be held in 1915, at IL time
ana place to be determined later.
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Gibson Enos Run,ors.

Pittsburgh. January 15.-Ru,nors that he
nho pecn flirting with Federal League agents
Wero put aside here to-day when Catcher
Georgo Gibson's signed contract was received
az the National League headquarters
me backstop signed his contract two days
after IL had been mailed from here to his
homo in Canada ''S
BIZ Doak. promising young pitcher. to-
Gay signed to play with the st. Louis Cardi-
nnis, inc Same organization with which he
played last year.
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DARTMOUTH WILL
PLAY QUAkERS
Two-Year Contract Signed Be-
tween Representatives of Col
leges for Football Contests.

New York, January 15.-A two-year
contract that is expected to round out
football relations between tho two
colleges for many years IN como was
signed yesterday by athletic represent
and Dartmouth, according to announces
mont mnde here to-day. The 1914 game
VIII be played on Franklin Field Phila-
delphia, and on tho Following year
and every alternate year in Boston
provided the alliance holds
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GILMORE HELPS
ND|ANAPO Oils
President of Feds Trying to Sign
Several of Detroit's
Stars.

indianapolis, January 15.-Presidcnt
.. a. Gilmore, Of the Federal League,
came here to-day from Chicago in an
endeavor to assist the indianapolis
Federal management to close its pend
ing deals with Ownic Busch. George
Dnuss, Paddy Bauman. of the Detroit
myers, and some other players.
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Trinity Wins at Baskcth.,,

pIraham; n c., January i5.-Trini,y defeat
eo University or South Carolina to,nirbt In
giEiduai work OF siller. Neal and Thorno To-
featmrsd ana nd OF stoney for South Carolina
chanrea g., rhn game, Carolina made freauen,
co enective against the Methndists O"
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Matthews's Value of strain.

Speaking Of Charlie Strain and his
Charlie Mathews willing but
why traded The
-
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To,tenhom and L,vcrpool win.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.l
London. January 15.--Tottcnham and
Liverpool won athe rcplayed English
cup soccer football ties this afternoon
the Spurs beating Luster. . to q. and
Liverpool defeating Barnslcy. 1 to- o.
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DOOM TO MANAGE
PH|LL|ES AGAIN

Philadelphia, january 15.-Chprles
S. Doom. manager OF the Philadelphia
National Baseball Club for four sea-
sons. to-day signed a contract to con-
tinue as player and manager for
another year The amount of salary
was not announced
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Tener or Tom Lynch2

bright hadTo
have This
State
elevated
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AS to Poor Bob.


losing Jack Lester.
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AIaddIe Defeated.

Liverpool. January l5.-F'rank araddle an
american boxer. was defeated in the tenth
round OF scheduled hfteen-round bout
heid mere tonight. y Southwark boxer
named Farrell received the decision
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Resort for Ball Players.

to think of gtnte
HAYES In
Norfolk OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16

International Leasuers Negotiations are bo.
Ing made with the Athletics
There is report here tonight of a pendinr
trade for Schrader. first baseman OF Nor
folk but this Is unverifed.;
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he
pre President Boatwrght
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High Signs New Contrnct

IIt6H S1EHs NV NOhtruCt.
Detroit, January l5.-Hughey (Lcfty)
High had the honor OF being the first
member of the Detroit Tigers to sign
one OF the new style contracts dictated
by the Players Fraternity. He signed
to-day, and a signed contract was re-
ceived this afternoon from Pitcher
Cavet. last year with the Mobile Club
in the Southern League
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Bradley Well Pleased.

II and
Of
and In Secrear
Bradley
early to get line AS a off
faces s positive
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Who Pays tho Freight?

so many the the
of lis
are gambling awful lot
weckage
and his benefits will - - ~ p-'''i
Eventually the public plenty will
not see better baseball
inflated
In the
are strong for the Feds and wish them
good accomplished will have be
no won
Ban Johnson hiding
Tener
had
the the National
living
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16

American
Ban hiding
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-16

yan even back in his Roanoke days given
the best he had In him and let the public
gets After
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the passed
Honus Wagner Eddie Collins Baker
dubs in the big leagues.