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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
ROANOKE COLLEGE:
HAS GOOD SCHEDULE

Salem. Va. February l6.-Managor
J. l.. Borden has Just completed his
schedule FOR the baseball team OF Roa-
noke College To- the approaching sea
son. Al! of the principal colleges OF
tho State will he met during tho sea
sor Among the games Of particulac
interest TO be played on tho home
grounds are those with V. T. l., Gull
ford and the University OF South Caro-.
lima
Coach Spruhan expects to issue
cali Tor men TO appear for practice
Maici, !. The pitching star has been
working In the gymnasium for sew
cral weeks. With Tavenner. Herndon
and Fry. o! last years team. again
candidates. and Tiffany and Farlowe
showing up strong, Roanoke will be
gin It's season with the best string of
twirlers In recent years. Those in
touch with the probable personnel or
the team are confident that Roanoke's
record on the diamond will be equally
as good az that made by the football
and basketball teams or the current
session Following is tho schedule.
March 2S-V. NJ. l., at Lexington
March 30--Virginia Christian Col
lege. Salem.
April 3-Richmond College, Salem.
April Emory and Henry College.
Salem
April s-Emory and Henry College,
Salem.
April 1l-Hampden-sid Sidney College,
Salem
April 1S-RandoIph- Macon COLLAGE
Salem
April 1s-Muhlenberg College. Penn
sylvania, Salem.
April l7-Mnhlenberg College, Penn
April 1S--V. =. l., Salem.
April 2l-Guilford College, Salem.
April 21-Elon College. Salem.
april ao-university of South Caro-
May 2-V. p. l., Blacksburg.
May 4-Richmond College, Richmond.
Ashland
fiampden- Sidney.
May s-Virginia Christian Collage
Lynchburr eso'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
JOHN MARSHALL TO
MEET ASHLANDERS
Local Quint to Close Home Sea-
son Against Young Yellow
Jackets"

John Marshalrs Championship bas
ketball team plays the Ashland High
School quint Tomorrow afternoon in
the High school gymnasium at 4
O'Clock. This Will probably be the last
game the local five VIII play in Rich
mona this season, and large crowd is
expected to attend. While Newport
News High defeated the Marshailitcs
Friday AHght, The locals are not dis
Outraged and Will 20 after Ashland
with a determination TO take "a sweet
revenge for the walioping the Ship
builders handed them.
The Ashland quint has had a very
successful season and is confident OF
at least putting up a hard light. While
it is hardly probable that the Young
yellow Jackets" VIII he able TO take
the locals measure tomorrow, they
will put up n scrap that VIII let the
Marshallites know that they have been
playing basketball. Il viii be q grand
scrap from beginning TO end, and well
worth seeing.
Manager Bradbury. of John Mar
snail. has arranged for a game with
Jefferson School. TO be played in Char
.ottesville next Saturday. This game
will practically decide the State cham
pionHhip. aud the locals are bent or
inlnging home the bacon in this game
From all reports Jefferson has one OF
the hest teams in the history Of tho
school. and the Marshailites Will have
10 play some" basketball 10 bring
bach the big end Of the score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
WRESTLING FANS
WILL HAVE GREAT
NIGHT ON FRIDAY
Heavyweights to Furnish Real
Sport-Turner Meets Duchesne.
French Titleholder.

When George Sendcles the Bull
garian monarch. meets Nell Olsen on
the mat at the City Auditorium Friday
Night, one of the best heavyweight
wrestling matches ever staged any
where VIII be offered the public. Both
Olsen and Sendeles top the scales
above the compound mark, yet each Is
as agile rs the proverbiai cat. Strange
us IL may seem, these two men, despite
their tonnage, can get about rs fast
as the little fellows, and therein lies
their chief attraction
The winner OF this match Will he
pitted against DR. Roller on March 4
knowledge OF which should spur them
OH TO achieve victory. 1t has been a
long while since Richmond has had an
opportunity TO sec two men In the
heavy weight class. of very nearly equal
ability, battling for supremacy, ana
the fans Will doubtless nll the Audi
forum to get a glimpse at the men who
Will take chance with Roller, con-
ceued to be the cleverest man on the
mat to-day
Turner and Tom Duchesne, holder Of
the belt as the middieweight cham
pion of France, will be hummer
The Trenchman, like most of the for
eign wrestlcrs. is fast. That seems to
he characteristic of the grapplers
from across the waters Those who
have seen Duchesnc on the mat say
that he resembles John kilonis very
much, both in appearance and in
method of going after his foe. Turner
knows Duchesne. knows him we'll, and
privately admits that he is going to
have al, that~ne can do IL he defends
his belt against the willy and able
trenchmari.
As I'm all matches staged by Turner,
women Will he admitted free. Pur-
chasers of tickets, all of which are
couponed, arc entitled TO an additional
coupon for women attendants. Seats
will 10 on sale at all Of the principal
cigar stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
THRONGS WATCH
GAME OF BASEBALL
Great Crowd Enjoys Exhibition
of National Pastirne-Sox
Defeat Giants.

Nice. France. February lG.-Fine
weather to-day brought great crowd
OF baseball enthusiasts. rs we'll as
many who never had seen n game, to
watch the New York team, OF the Ma
tional League. and tho Chicago team,
of the American League. In an exhibit
ton OF the American national pastimo.
Chicago won. 10 to T.
Americans and foreigners Of title So
journinG In Nice and along the Riviera
motorcd to the game. which had been
eagerly looked forward to, and the
large number OF handsomely gowned
women among the spectators added TO
the galety of the scene.
The French were somewhat puzzled
at the intricacies of the play, which
they found difficult to understand. but
they showed much enthusiasm when
the ball was hard hit into the outtield
The Am erican consul, William D. Hun
ter. pitched the frst ball. In the fourth
inning New York scored six runs and
Chicago four. but the National Leaguers
were unable to keep up the pace
Interesting features were n series CT
daring cvolutlons over the field by
Aviator Lacrouz and an exhibition of
throwing the discus and putting tho
weight by James Thorpe. the Indian
athlete
The teams Will leave here borrow
for Paris. where it is expected they will
play on Washington's birthday.
Word has been received here that
Charles Comiskey. president Of the Chi
cago club. has reached Paris. His con-
dition is reported 20 be much improved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
COLT MANAGEMENTIS
WELL SATISFIED WITH
EOUIT ABLE SCHEDUL -
Taking Week End Canes Away From Richmond Will
Not Hurt Locals Financally-Amateur Baseball
Commission Gets Option on Park.

glad to watch the youngsters. SO far
as the park corporation is concerned.
il Will get as much money out of tho
weekend games among the amateurs
as 1t would receive when the profess
SIGNALS played.
The amateurs welcome tho new ar
rangement with unusual pleasure. The
question of securing suitable GROUNDS
has been one OF the most veXatious
problems the amateur baseball COM
mission has had to solve. Now that
there is chance to got the league
yard there Is great joy in the camps
of the amateurs.
Those who have followed the for
tunes of the amateurs know that tho
quality of baseball played is very near
~ up to the standard furnished BY
the Virginia League, and all of the
games draw large crowds. II may be
that taking the week lend games away
from Richmond Will prove Il blessing
in disguise at least the amateur
commission 80 regards it
Speaking of the demands made by
the league. Secretary Bradley, talking
for the local organization, had this
to say: I'VE have gone as far as we
will do. Indeed, the directors instruct
cd mo to tell the rest of the league
that Richmond would be perfectly sat
isfd with any sort Of n schedule. We
feel that we will make as much money
as usual, and that tho only sufferers
must be the other cities OF the circuit
In making their demands, the other
cities fail to take into consideration
the vastly greater expense OF running
the local club. 1t costs lis moro for
expenses at our park than 1t does tho
rest of the league combined. But we
are satisfied. Let them adopt their
requitablo schedule. l guess Richmond
can manage to crawl along 81 the rest
of them can"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
GENERALS AGAIN
SUFFER DEFEAT
Catholic University Gets Revenge
for Early Season Walloping
by Lexington Five.

Washington, ID. c.. February IT,
Catholic University's basketball quint
avenged itself for IN enrly-season de-
feat at the hands OF Washington and
Lee here tonight by defeating tho
Lexington combination In rafting
fast game by 20 TO 20.
L he Washington team showed SUI
pcriority In every department but, az
would DO expected. were favored by
familiarity with the noor. The Wash
ington and Lee Ave was strong on tho
defense. but weak In basket tossing
and victims OF exceptional defensive
work on the part OF the home team.
Summary:
Catholic Washington
University. Position. and Lee
Donnclly.. right forward -. .McCain
Tracey. $50. left Onward ....... Bear
tCaptain)
Lambert. ....... centre .... Miles
tCaptain)
Cartwright. right guard Lille
kcegan. left guard ...... Young
Substitutions-Fros for young. Goals
from noor-Bear, Mccain (2). Young.
Frost, Lille. Tracey. Donnelly t2). Lam
bert 90, Keesan go. Cartwright Goals
from fouls-Traccy, I out or Ia; Miles.
$. out OF IL. Referee-Mr. Hughes.
Umpirc--Mr. Kclliher. Time OF
pcriods-2o minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
Jackson May Train Here

Joe Jackson, of RichmOnd and
Grcenviile. X. G., In the winter and
of Cleveland. a., during that period
of the year when baseball IN being
played, wants to train here In HIch-
mond with the Colts. lie Inns writ
ten Manager Birmingham, Of the
Nnps, asking that he lie allowed to
remain here Instead OF reporting 10
Athens, ia, with the rest OF the
SOUND. JackaOn believes that he
VIII have lust as good opportunity
TO Ect into proper condition here ns
he viii farther South, and since he
b engaged In business In Richmond.
he wants To remain here Just ms
long as possible. II will he several
dnys before he receives reply, and
meanwhile local bugdom will be NIL
nKoE In anticipation of seeing the
wonderful cIoutcr nj work ngnin,t
some of the hopefuIs Ray Rynn IN to
gather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
COMMISSION MAY
MEET TOMORROW
Hermann, Johnson and Tener
Accept Invitation to Dinner
by Baseball Writers.

Philadelphia February 16--FroIn the fact
that President Tener. OF the National
League, President johnson. of the American
League. ana Garry Hermann. chairman OF
the national commission. have accepted In
vitations 10 attend the annual dinner on
Wednesday night OF tho Philadelphia Sport
Ing Writers Association. II Is believed that
meeting OF the national commission may
be held III this city Wednesday,
il Mcssrs. Johnson and Hermann como to
this citS on "Wednesday. 1t t. considered Ger.
tain that tho commission Will hold "a meet
Ing.
President r. r. Shibe. or tho Athletics 20
day wired Mr.. johnson, who Is In Chicago
asking IL he had finally decided about com
ing here on Wednesday. but up Il late
johnson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
BY GUS ,IALRERT.

Fights tho word in the Virginia
League. fight with Richmond al one
end and the rest OF the circuit WELD
Ing an Equitable, schedule" hiudgeon
high over the beads OF Messrs. Nc
Adams, Bowe, Gordon and Bradley.
forming the directorate of the Broad
Street Park Baseball Corporation.
1 Richmond will absolutely refuse to
concede anything when the schedule
meeting ~ held next Saturday. A
definite fixed policy on the part of the
local owners was reached yesterday
ut alspceial conference of the directors.
and thtt definite fixed policy Is to the
effect that the Virginia League can go
hang SO far rs Richmond is concerned.
Thee are to be no concessions, no Of
fe5s made Richmond will vote for the
Equitable schedule should one be pre-
iented at the meeting.
IF the rest of the league can stand
IL we can said one Of the directors.
after he had left the session with his
ronferces. Meanwhile, we shall con-
tinue making our plans so that when
the smash finally comes, as we believe
1t must. Richmond will not be without
baseball" There may be a double
meaning in the remark concerning
making our plans" II it Is true that
Richmond has chance 10 get into
faster company should the Virginia
League cease to exist, then faps here
will gladly welcome the demise of tho
State organization.
Amateurs Want Park.
One thing is certain. the maGnates
are by no means hurting Richmond by
taking the weekend games away.
Leaders OF amateur baseball have al
ready taken action toward securing the
grounds when the Colts are on the
road, and the bugs will he moro than
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
EVERYTHING READY
FOR TOURNAMENT
Bowlers Itching for Trial at Big
Pins in Intercity Matches
Tomorrow.

Everything is now In readiness for
the intercity bowling tournament.
which Will he officially launched at
the Palace Alleys tomorrow night All
of the alleys are now busy with the
pin knights, who are trying hard to
get in form for the big show.
The Nodes Tip Tops No. ., Newports
No. !. Remington No. IL and Mann 4;
Brown Will be the fret iive-man teams
10 have the honors to go on the drives,
and many high scores are looked for in
the opening games.
- The following players will compose
the four teams OIL the opening night,
all representatives from the Newport
Alleys:
Nolde's Tip Tops No. pitts, Phipps.
Farrer. Finn, Littlcpage, Netherwood.
Newports No. l-Carrier, Parker.
Nolan, Williams, Avery. Butler.
Remngtons No. ll--Lowery. G.
Thorpe, Amos, y. l.. Davis, Beardsley.
Burnette.
Mann & Brown. Fiorist-Wharton.
Brown, Ganzert Hackett, Simpson,
Evans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
= Races =
,Juarez Results,

JuareZ NeSuItS.
First race-three and half furlongs-Ida
Cummings, TO- GROSS, to D. . to ., to 8,
hrst Flossie. l02 (Taylor) 10 to !, to ], 2
to /, second: Nellie c. 10 tMcCabe), to ,,
even. to 2 third. Time. III 20. Lady Ham
mill. Fred r., Ilmyar Lass, Rcbecca. Fear
less. c. w. Oesting and Single Toe also ran;
Second race-one mile-Sharper knight. l07
Marco), to !. to =. to TO- first; j. No
Ursula Emma. 10s tPhilips). to !. to 8.
Z to TO- third Time. l:3a 40 Mystic Boy,
va Hy Zip. Patrick e, Maud Mckee. Zeno-
TEX, Adolantc and FL Patio also
Third racc-one miie--Dave Montgomery,
100 tKclsay), I to ., G to S, to TO- first: Rose
O'Neil. Io3 (Fordo. to /. to .. to 10. sec
ond: Sleepland 105 G<cdcris). 3 to !, 3 to /,
3 to ., third. Time, :3s 80. Marie coghill.
Lady Shapiro. Frieze. Arbustus. Defy and
Judge Walton also ran.
Fourth racc--scven furlongs-Dorothy Dean,
1l2 (Taylor). to ]. to 9, to !. frat; Pan
Zareta. 1875 tVnn Dusen), to- !, to 10. to
8. second; I3arsac, 1i2 (Matthews). to J..
even. l to .. third. Time, 1:24. Just Red
Milton Roblee and Vested Rights also ran.
Fifth racc-one mile-Denmark. ITO (Feeny).
0 to 8. even. 10 .. first; Marshall Thigh
man 10b (Dawson). to i. to !. to &. sec
ond; Eva Tanguay, 1903 (Dominick) 4 to j..
2 to &. to 10. third. Time. :3s 2-5. Old
Gotch Miami. Helen Hawkins. c. w. Ken
non and Prince Conrad also ran.
Sixth rnce-one mile--Uncle Ben, los (Van
,Dusen). 3 to !. even, to Q, first; Metts los
TO- Bricn), to J, to 6. TO- 8. second; King
Radford. 100 DRYER. to 1. oven, j to .,
third. Time, 1888 Jimmie gill. Anon
and Ocean Queen also ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
HYDE LEADS ALL
IN GOLF TOURNEY
South Florida Championship
Goes to South Shore Man
in Pretty Play.

Palm Beach, Fla. February 10. First hon
ofs IN the south Florida, golf championships
&c holce over ". . Ri hard. 81. Andrews.
Hyde led by two up a; the end OF the morn
ing half but Richard squared the match at
the eleventh in the afternoon and became
one up at the fifteenth. only TO miss short
putts on the sixteenth and eighteenth. In ad-
dillon To topping hfa mashie approach on tho
seventeenth. when he was in a position to
kin the match.
T. j.. Frazier. Essex County won the
FIST consolation with hne. golf defeating
j C Davies Arcela. in the anal ~ 50.
Iraz,er led by Ave up at the turn and main
tanned this advantage until tho match was
over Summary:
south Shore Field Club. defeated n. &. Rich
orJ. ST. Andrews. up. 3G holes Second
nght:' C. II. Jackgon. West Chester, dc.
.ated y. c. MnrIay. Utica, CD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
WANT TO PLAY
ANOTHER MATCH

Luxembourg. Va February lG.--As q result OF
Washington and Lees defeat Saturday night
by the quintet representing the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. by which honors We're
tied for the season between tho two teams
local alumni of Washington and Lee this
morning began effort to arrange third
game between the two quints to be played
at the city auditorium.
The matter was started this morning by
Cary Barker. VINO stated he would tmnie-
diately get In touch with the management
of the Washington and Lee quintet In the
hope or arranging such game.
Washington and Lee defeated the Techs (
Lexington. and the reversal of this result n t
Blacksburg Saturday night caused 81 tie he
tween the two teams and. as the game VIII
have much weight in the settlement OF the
State and South Atlantic division basket
ball honors this year. 1t seems highly prob
able that another game will be played. and
II ii Is. Lynchburg seems to he tho logical
place for the game, for II would draw
immense crowd In the Hill City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
PARIS TO WELCOME
WORLDS TOURISTS
Special Fleet Of Automobiles Will
Take Players on Sight
seeing Exposition.
Especial cable to The Timcs-Dispatchi

tSUeClNI EdUIt 20 TIE I IIncs- DIsIiI tDIlI
Paris, February i6.--C;reat prepare lions are
being mad here TO give royal welcome tn
the New York Giants and Chicago White
Sox baseball teams, recognized OF the
most important sporting events of the year.
a sperlal feet of automobiles. chartered by
George kcssler. OF the North Pole. will take
the pltyers around the city to the sights
Afterwards Mr.. kessier VIII give 4 luncheon
TO bf followed by an afternoon of .angoing
IN lis magnificent mansion in the Avenue
Raphael.
Charles Comiskey. president OF the Chicago
club. who has been seriously i'll in Rome
for several days arrived here to-day. He is
stil confined 10 his bed by intestinal trouble.
The teams are due 10 arrive tomorrow
from Nice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
O'DAY LEAVES WITH
FOURTEEN PLAYERS
Advance Guard of Cubs Off for
Training Grounds at
Tampa.

Chicago. February lG-Mannger Hank
oDay with fourteen ball players tonight
left for Tampa, where lie will begin the task
Of developing half OF n new inheld for the
Cubs. The desertion OF Shorts;op Brldwell.
who jumped TO the Federals. and the loss Of
Johnny Evcrs second bnseman. left a hole
about the Keystone sack the tillng of which
VIII be Of O Days chief cares. With
Saier and zimmerman for two Jobs. ana Bill
Sweeney not expected TO report tho vAcan-
cics must be filled by Two Of the live other
innelders In whom ODay expresses much
confidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
SNOW IS NO BAR
TOPRACT|CE WORK
Washington and Lees Baseball
Candidates Must Report for
Gymnasium Trials.

Lexington. Va. February l6-Despite =
heavy snow. Captain Donahue issued call
for the first practice OF the baseball players
for an initial workout in the gymnasium
this afternoon. The batteries given a
slight workout. twenty contestants reporting
The most promising twirlers were Carson,
Bryan Larrick, Friend and Jennings. a
nephew of the Peerless Hughie" Captain
Donahne. the star receiver. will have several
likely competitors IN Twynian, Mcclure and
Woodruff. Coach Mahoney. OF Holy Cross,
has arrived. and will continue tho practice
daily The first game Wi! be played with
Lchigh early In March
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
HURRY CALL TO
SIGN SPEAKER

Boston. February 16.--Informa,ion that tho
Federal League had sent an agent to Paris
was followed Immediately to-day by tho
sabiing OF commission TO James j. Gala
nan, manager OF tho Chicago Americans
to sign tip Iris Speaker. ono OF tho tourists.
for tho Boston Red sox next soason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
RADICAL CHANGES
IN RACING RULES

Chicago. u February 16.--Radicai changes
in the racing rules will be considered to or
rsjw at the biennial conference of Ito Ameri-
tan Trotting Association, but the ,conserva-
tive element among the horsemel who win
pected to, BIO strong enough to paevent eomo
of the proposals. from becomirS lnwe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
TOLEDO TEAM TO
PLAY IN CLEVELAND

Cleveland. o. February l6.--Cieveland is to
have major and minor league baseball next
summer g: w. Somers owner of the Cleve-
land ana Toledo baseball clubs, announced
tonight that he had made arrangements for
the transfer OF the Toledo team to Clevc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
WN ThGWAkE% 1he GAME N
SBy Gy MaIbert :|~zS

Of New and
tribe occupying the boards
lFncl of New York Is having the time of his life m
due the recalciant namesake
Windy City has learned how
ALL OF WHICH o
no sinecure Darwns
animal hfe baseball magnates especially
Murphy and Chicago
Murphy is eaating by declaring
read the because Murphys
others things way of
making light of Murphys threats
STILL WE Murphys bark is consd
eraby than his
developed into one of
And anybody knows just
where he landed
yss the the T s fn Paid s paas s
nsts ysss % @ s e s the s s
peace Ssn y Son Yss sgu aens Mum
@ f issns S v s sess @ as
ne 9HS sAS yh shs
VI" s Sc
GINA rn %S Are to @ mat % as ,s4.aa s
s S;$a s1 Ss; :
land Leigh
RICHMOND the city being turned
S Of the pubic the Colts x n hs Not
Would the s fs ems ss mue Gsy for he
oo sort h sy a5ga as wb pgFe spo n N.
mit that it
80
WATCH OUT that the
NOT Joe AGsoM wants to train in Richmond Quite
OF cities Jackson granted his allowed
after Ty Cobbs batting
possible OF ende
tho
in circuit -
than ever before atc
TO G sorry shoWi Of the Tars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
ELoN COLLEGE Is WINNER.
In Rough Gamc, Wake Forrest Loses.
DnHiH Ruled Out.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
f;lon College, n. c.. February 10
Elon defeated Wake Forest here to-
night, 81 to II. 1t was a rough game.
out on personal fouls. Summary:
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PETERSBURG usually quiet little city happens to be
OF this latest connection Dr. Leigh
poraton Is the particular individual who
and Dr. Leigh are elmeaning enough
neither Dr. Leigh Petersburg will the
diminishing attendance
larless the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17

TIE WHICH respectfully the magnaes of the
League about
'"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17

MEANWHlLE, Thomas Lynch, the dared a
price is probably gazing entire spectacle
then are we ever for Lynch law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17

BUT SO DID Horace Fogel-threaten. And al
where he landed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17

WATCH OUT that the equitable prove
boomerang. Merely caution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17

AS A MANAGER and owner, Charles Webb has dcveo
,ur best little threateners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17

HERES GOOD LUCK and good o Ducky Ebert
Ebers reports Columbia, s. c. this season and "
Palmetto cop the rag in the Sally circuit