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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-02-26

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syphon filler made by Hutchinson
Company; and one electric motor, to-
gether with all pulleys, gearing, shaft
ing and betting belonging to and used
in connection with said machinery, as
now contained in the building known
as the Hattiesburg Bottling Works,
located on the aforesaid land.
Title to the above property is be-
lieved to be good, but | will convey
only such title as is invested in me as
substituted trustee.
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CITY BREvrTEs.

r. L. Mathews, of Alfalfa, Ala, is
spending few days here on business
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
FORD WINS HONORS !.
AT ANALOSTAN CLUB
Fini.he. First in Large Field in Semi.
monthly Shooting at Eastern
Branch Range.

L. W. Ford carried on hrst honofs yes
terday afternoon at the semi-monthly
shoot Of the Analostan Gun Club. held
on the Eastern Branch range. near Ben
ming Bridge, a. he got - out OF fW.
After missing birds out Of his first Il
shots. Ford broke II out Of Is and II
out Of % In the third event. He also
got IS In the last frame
A. B. Slime and E. w. Ford tied for
first prize In the spoon shoot, which Is
held every month. when each killed y
pigeons out of 50. Ford won the shoot
OF, with n down out OF the same number.
Another tie resulted In class B. when
DR.. J.. C. Wynkoop and George A EN-
mons smashed 10 saucers out of 80. EN-
mons won the shoot-off, having broken
L flyers" out Of 15 against wyn-
koop's II.
A B. Slime also did well in the singles,
as he killed "a targets out of 100. Will
lam Wagner, one of the oldest marks
men in the District. managed to bring
down 50 birds out Of 50. The scores:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

II don't want 10 ight any
marks. ~ant them TO Give
me the toughest Fellows tAsy can
ind"
So remarksd Leach Cross the
New York nght-weight, while
making . social call Il the emce
Z Of Promoter James ". co6reth
lin san Francisco recently.
You think I'm trying to srsh
Up and talk big remarked the
New Yorker when some OF those
present showed an inc1ination to
smiis. 'but I'm not
Il md that the average mark
ighter is just a. hard for me to
whip a. any real good man
would be. For four rounds al
most any soft thing can mako
me look like can't nght Hex.
-But the better class OF boys I
can hold my own with from the
start. So. under the circum-
stances. I would rather box the
champions than the easy maria.
II champion whips you 1t isn't
30 bad. But II Q sucker puts
the rollers under yos-good-
nightr
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
|CAPIAIN BURNS
LANDS feature
Jockey CIaver Pilots Mount
Home First IN Juanitia
Handicap at Juarez,
clancy HAS GOOD DAY
Puts Three Winners Across Sosius
Noses Out Cypv Love
for Second.
clancy HAS GOOD DAT

Juarez. Jan. A-The coiors Of W C.,
| Clancy MAS very much In evidence this
afternoon when horses from his stable
captured half OF the card. ciayer the
Apprentices rider. under contract to Clan
| cey, vas also in the limeafght, for In
addition TO winning with the three horses
for his employer. he won another race
with Capt Burns
The good luck for the Clancey colors
started In the second race when Rooster.
| the second choice, drove home ahead Of
lGray's favorfte and Chilla. winning from
the former by q slight margin Cosgrore
easily defeated connaught and other GOOD
ones In the third race. and In the NTH.
Garter. at odds OF % to ], made II three
straIeht victories for the Clancy stable
when he scored a narrow victory over .
fair lot ut mile.
The -Juanitia Handicap. the days fea-
ture. was easy for Capt Burna which
ran over his held In the final eighth and
won by three lengths- sosius nosed out
Gypsy Love for the place. The SUM
mary:
FIRST RAcE-Thrss md osehaH furiunF. Mid
the fsi.t II tGrOthD. ssn. va; bsgteils. n
to s. third Time. % 81 Ray h Miller. Wander.
Bug Edith. Aaznit. cannonsde. and Bens Brother
ssCONn RAcE-stx fuioasA Rooster. n
tCassFo, 70 L Won: 0says Fsyorite. ~ tHgical.
ii 20 !. sscund: Chiia. Ii goness. 70 I. third
ume. 1D - vsibae. Senator Janes. Dss TanguAy.
Beda. Gomul. frnes OonrAd. and cohnst alo ma
THIRD RACE-six furious~ cesrvse. -
tClaser1 . ts'1 won; Connaught. 10 tESfep4, -
/, secpad; Edmond Adams. 10 t6rvth). 10
third Time, LIZ Duminica. Psziof Boy. and Ca
Marchuonf also nan.
FOURTH RACE-Juanitia Handicap; sx fu3cnN
Cspf- Bun. 10 tCssa1. . to s won; soiua. ID
| (Nyion) to s. Hepnd; Gypy Love. IL tcruhl.
| to z third nns. Ia Dnosh Cen. hans1noe
and Scarise 0cau also nm
FIFTH RACE-Ai1e. Garter, ~ tClsser). . TO l.
woo; he Monk. IL uoftus,. 8 to / seoond; Bal
di6 10 (Hnp, 10 I. third Time, Ia ~. Osko.
Lord Exam, Tom Chapman. Keisetta, Gins fsiun.
Joe Woods HANNA and JUDY Walton also an-
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Belle Of Bsyn MANI, -
frspiin), 10 l. won; Polls. 100 tClasef. to ].
third rfme. Is ~ Jimmie GU. sescaia. Loween,
vol,dsy H., and Henry weihank also ran
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
BRAAlER WINS CLOSED
MEET AT BRIARlEY
Captures First Honors in Athletic Tour.
ey-Kennedy . Close Second.
Races Are Closed.

Pooiesviiie. Nd. Jan. Ain the first
closed meet Of the season. held at Briar-
ley Hall Military Academy. Cadet Bramer
came out victor. scoring Is points. with
Kennedy a close second, with 10 points,
and Drew and Cordova tied for third
place. with s points each.
No time was taken on any Of the races.
but all Of them proved Close. and gave
Coach Lodge good line on members Of
the track team. The 1oo-yard dash was
wen by Brsmer. beating. out Drew by q
step. This was the best race Of the
meet. In the mile run Cordova won by
ten yards, with Kennedy and Luhn run
ming neck and neck for second place.
Kenendy won out OF q toss up.
The handicap relay race between the
Senior relay team and the team repre-
senting the Juniors was won hands down
by the Seniors Both teams ran we'll,
but experience told on the Juniors, and
they were left In the rear shortly after
the first lap was completed. The sum-
maries:
asard dssh-won b. Drew: second. Bnner:
third, Kennedy.
nes.rd dash-wn b. Bnmer: second. Drs~:
third Lnhn.
H,.,d d..h-won By B-ner; .eoond. csbi,t:
4.y..d d..h-woa by-keunedy: second. ordo-.:
l-..s rur-wn b, cesdor.: seooud. Keassdy:
third. Luhn
l-nils relay nce-won b. seniors (Drev, Luh.,
Cubitt Bnma5 second, juniors Cwalher, Carlisle,
CGdoFs. Kennedy.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

YRsr RACE-rreeyear-olds and urvsrd; 81
ing; pune, 80: M fmlonsA FssceA ~ tsumtexl.
Is to /. voai NinbuA IL tButon,, . "a, l. ssuoed;
Queed. I'D Mnry1.sf 20 5. third Time, ln -
Schaller, Flake. Ton Boy. Tony VI. Auto Maid.
Beyezstsin. scaliet Pinp1nd. and Bertis also rsn,
Z SECOND RACE-hr<year-o3ds and ups.rd.
selling; purns, $50; xx furionR BIZ Di0pa. y
MARTA, Q to 1, WIN; wnhA IL tSkirvin). q 70 !.
sscuDd; Raleigh p. D., rs McCsheyl, = 70 third
Time. In. semfouasz. Indsion, PREMIER, Wig.
and CT BUY aho ran.
THIRD RACE ceiling: handicap; fhrseyeir-oadl
and upward; pure. 80; nix furiouss. Chuckles. 10
CSicklaus), q to 8 Won: Yenshee. f0 tCorey1. u "a
!, sscDud; Coppatoun. III (XuThy1, "A 70 :. third
Tine lak Rye Straw, Loan Sharf. Young Emblem,
Royal Tea, Lot fcrtune and Cpraaust alAo nan.
FOURTH RACE-ms South Carolina selling
Ssake; value a.2Do. four-year-ods and upward: ons
nile. Joe Disbold, 10 t0oossl. 70. l. won: Dart
WORTH, IS uderaeEsrt), TITO 10. scoad; Counter
psrt, IL (NesnderS. IS 70 l, third. Tine. In Col
Ashmeade and Elwah also zn-
FIFTH RACEPinehnr2 Handicap; pune, -
three-yesr-olds md upssri; one mie and evsnty
yarda Republican, lO (Woife,. II to 10 Won; Cd
John Johnson ID CHmlet. to I. second; Pardn0
~ frumeD. 10 !, third Time. ISIS Pnncl
Hanis OR Nicholss. and L. b. Adair an nm.
SIXTH RACE-Threeyesr-oads and upward; seIl
ine: purse, 80; one mile. Chemnapo. ine nEcTae
gsrf) to s. won: sberiock Holmes. III tRightmirs
to I, secoDd: eGimnag.i - Nondert. TO l
third Time, 10. Buzz Around, Dynamite. kinds
Lou, and jim Caffrey alno ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
MOTORCYCLE NOTES.

The West Side Motorcycle Club. of
Springfield Ohio has become afillated
with the Federation of American Mo-
torcyclists- The club has fifty-three
members.
Fire Chief stanton. of Norwich.
Conn.,, uses a motorcycle in responding
to all IRE alarms.
The report of Motorcycle Policeman
Cooley Of Aurora. Ill, shows that dur
ing 1913 he rode his motorcycle 11.s64
miles. responding to 2.5s3 calls.
It is the plan Of Commissioners Dies.
fof Memphis. Tenn to replace the
horses now used by the ten city inspec-
tors With motorcycles
The Railway and Light Company. OF
Rochester. N Y. use- twenty-five mo-
torcycles in its various departments.
Mrs. Edna B. Linendoll. Of Ham
mond, md. recently made 2.e0e-mils
motorcycle trip to Omaha and Kansas
City. ). :
~We find motorcycles indispensable
I'm our work" says T. c. Weber. engf-
neer Of the Spokane Gas and Fuel
|Cpnpapy. Of Spokane. Wash
r. L. Bacon, of Pittsburgh. Pa has
/ mst complefed a motorcycles trip to
Milwaukee. Wis.
80 auccess<ul was the New Years
Day r,acson-Oracie Motorcycle Run
from Tucson, Arig.. to the summer re-
sort at Oracle, that 1t has been ar
rangsd to make the run an annual
4 -motorcycie street sweeper. which
[lt u sid viii do. the work Of -rweuty-
4 ens msn p being demonstrated IN
ENew York CITY $
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

I. = - = u
lad 10 known a. Country Kid among the
boxers and possess kick In either mitt-
He has proven q tough customer for the
veteran boxers In training. and would
like TO get . chance At Ardmore- Coun-
try KID weighs around the 1S-pound
mark. and 10 willing to meet any man
at that weight In this section Of tbs
woods
'wiii Madison Square Garden be BIG
en6hghf. This was the opening COM
ment OF the boxing fan when it Wa
officially announced that Pzckey NcFar-
land and Mike Gibbons had. decided on
February II for their boxing match In
Madison Square Garden. New York This
ID without question the greatest match
arranged in years and win bring patrons
OF tia boxing game from an over the
country streaming into New York II
viii bring Into action two o. the cleverest
and most resourcetui exponents OF the
game. And the thing that viii keep the
experts figuring until the time the men
enter the ring Is the fact that the men
are possessed Of what might be called
different styles Of cieyerness.
Packey. although he has not yet
spoken. considers he has all the best
OF L. He believes he has given Gibbons
gigantic taak making rs pounds at 4
o'clock IN the afternoon Of February IA
He seems to think that Gibbons viii take
on few pounds before entering the
ring. but that he will not have time to
recuperate.
There will be big surprise for a lot
OF people who think they know Nc
Fariand'9 weight Many are Of the
opinion that Mcfarland viii be at least
eight pounds lighter than his crafty op-
ponent- Packey will be well over ~
pounds. and don't be shocked II hiz
ringside weight 10 16 pounds. That boy
from the stockyards - getting bigger
every day and the extra weight Ii well
distributed.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
BOWLING NOTES.

Twenty-six bowiers competed in the
eight-hour Individual endurance contest
held on the alleys of the National Turn
verein. Newarks-N T.. which was won
by Edward C. Feihl. Of Books Imperial
Alleys, Elizabeth. Feihl was sixteen
pins ahead of Mat KIeiber. who landed
In second place with q total q 1.s5.
Feihi gave great exhibition of bowl
ing in his last two games by executing
two very difficult splits. which practi-
cally gave him first money. In the last
came he got the S-4-s split, while In
the game previous to this he made the
|a-S combination. William Ertel and
Charles Elsey were tied for third place
and split the prize money Both men
totsled !, SCI.
An international competitiou for 1914
Of UNUSUAL type Is that Of the United
States Bowling Clubs OF New York.
which VIII send large team Of expert
bowlers to the great German champion-
ship tournaments to be held In Berlin
during the week OF August 2-s An de-
tafls OF the "trip have been arranged. A
Iarre party of pin knights have char
tered the steamet Barbarossa. and Win
embark at this port July arriving IN
Bremen on July Z
secretary Bernie Msuer, Of the New
York state Bowling League. last night
announced that Syracuse. Utica and
Rochester would probably declare war
|upon Buffalo at the State league meet
ing In. Rochester next week. The fAif,fre
of the Buffalo sgEresasion T. PIT In an
appearance at Utic2 for 1chcduled con
test and the threatened withdrawat of
the Utica team win be used - NJ main
argument upon which h. bui3d Z. con-
Iesrsed attack agsinst Rre1Aosnf unnGfs
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

Snoulo these boys noox Up N N e18nt-
round bodt local boxing fsns would 80
willing workers. they can stsn9 : puneh.
and they ART dsysloparik rapidly. Match
maker Philips. Of tAs Aydmore club,
has stated that he would Ike 70 - ths
boys get together, but nothing has been
done toward arranging me bout - yet
This Young For, Of England. must be
some boxer. Friday night be gave YOUNG
sieger. Of Jersey City. neat trouncins
at Easfon. Pa although outweighed
twelve poundk Young Fox hit BIGGER a
ON him. And this Young gleger = No
easy mark. at that He y one OF the
most promising boys around New York
walter Plat. manager Of August Gust
the Dutch demon. 10 anxi0us 10 match
GUST with Frank ZArel. the Lynchburl
wonder. In. q nfteeu-round beuf. ~ II
pounds- Platt ID confident ~ has prom
ising youngster In Gust. and b willing
to have his man meet zarea under any
conditions
Danny Lewis. one Of the cleverest Of
local boxers, has taken Young Montana
under his wing. and will coach the young.
ster for the next few months He shows
. great deal Of promise" said Danny the
other day. speaking Of Montana. and Il
he viii train faithfully and get plenty
Of good boxing. I think he VIII be able
TO get up to the top OF the ladder"
Kid Harris has at last picked up win
ner. Harris is now handling Tex Sci.
man. of the Navy Yard. fast ls5-pount
boxer. Harris would like to match Bel.
81 - - 49, -
this section weighing around the rs
pound mark.
There h one youngster IN Washington
who. II he had the proper training wouit
make AL the welfer-weights hustle. This
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
BOXING and WRESTLING
NEWS AND GOSSIP

wsshinstsa l.s = WIN
and Nick Pa''sro who ashs'
NE ring short Msns.no ha:
Thomas
clever good pueeh
hardest hitter the local lids
bonts
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

Carrie BsrtIemss. ths local crack
pocksx hpfiard expert. will meet Walter
wharf another local boy whose talent
for the iyoriet y Of noted fame e the
Col6rndo Puui Rnrfof. IA Foufteenth
rfrex rorfhwest WEDNESDAY, night q 3
o'cIock. The 6laysrs wfIl meet IN 80
no1lt mntch, and - there Ia . hrHJ
purur huns upsfor tbs winners tbs heal
follower Of the game should see !the best
q dh6oe1ng IN thfB game. George Camp
IN. ven known to the local pocket
biIllard public. - challenged the win
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

1rsekiyz y. x. ~ : = z1aenp.
Kseispeisen an AM T. KSxfe1s -
q NE HIe1 4. G. a. -hsase1 tqal1ht
= tn ypecasl swo-suils acs = ~ fnlr-
eseqo Hp1ipent FooFtb cSdlpony fng1es:
In4 49, Vas ten ulnufeo - 49,
sscsaeH Wien the result - e1Aeeqee1
Nor. The men ran. A4od hsaf go
bsfore. The REPORTER NO vnAc1hta NJ
nnish line thought that Kolehnainsp -
By fnche6
II vss reported late tonight tlslfsthe
A. "a y. authorities would inxeetignts
the matter. - ~ e
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
Frat Will NOT
GET CONFLICT
David /. Fultz Claims Fight
i Between Leagues,
Not Players.
AGAINST RESERVE CLAUSE
Members Of Orsanization. |. Not Sus-
peaded for Jumping When
He'd BY Clause Only.
AGAINST RESERVE CLAUSE

New York Jaa- 2l-.The Baseball
PiayerS Fraternity win take no part In
the present conflict between the Federal
League and organized baseball" This an
nouncement was made the other day by
David L Fuitx president Of the frater-
nifty.
1T 10 the feeling of those who ara con-
nscted with the fraternity said Fulty.
that . baseball war is a matter betteen
leagues and club owners. and one In
which . ball player has no part.
s AN interview came to my attention
quoting James K. Gaffney. president Of
the Boston National club. saying that he
felt that I, as president of the fraternity.
should take some action intending to pre-
vent players. from jumping. disagree
with Mr. Quincy. because ] feel that
such action 10 not within my power
Automatically ssspeaded.
THE fraternity, however. will not coun-
tenance the Jumping OF any player to the
Federal League who at present In under
contract with either an American or Ma
tionai League club. or any other organ
ixed club. Long before the Federal
League doomed on the baseball horizon q
rule was made by our fraternity which
automatically expelled any player under
contract who jumped that contract
-, .I-'-- 1870.
se e snu sn .ss' ~
eSs.nss . pAy "no ssne ~ N
S ~ Sn osAs . % ~ n.S.ssm -
no oosnu ~ 49, 80. ~. -
" e.v se e -. =. a. c.u.,..,
30, .,s az ~ ~ .,.,,.. -
49, o ..,. a.. 49, 80 80 a. "a
erals win not mean their expulsion from,
our fraternity.
=
es broke Nc Law.
Tinker ana Brown. In our minds,
broke no law when they went 10 tbs
rederals. They contracted to play ball
with the Cincinnati club for only one
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
OFFERS wEEeHxAH FRANCHISE
.ised R..ebsIl Crowd Tries q
BAIT Federal Leader.


Chicago. Jan. 24.-organized baseball
attempted to bait Charles F. weegh.
man. president of the Chicago Federal
League club with an offer Of an Amer
lean Association franchise, according
to story which went the rounds this
afternoon. This scheme and its dis.
cussion IL believed to have been the
cause Of the lengthy and apparently
fruitlsss sessions of the American Az
ISOLATION magaates af their msetins
which closed early today.
According to the scheme. the st
Paul team. ofsthe American Associa-
ton. was to. be Transferred TO the
North Side Federal site recently pur-
chased by Weekhfran. the latter thu
TO become owner by the purchase
route. This would have gfveu Chiea "a
three league teams outside OF the Fed
erals and would leave the Federal OF.
gAnisation without an owner Or fran-
chise. - Il Il =
Presidents Johnson. of the Americau
League, and Chivinston. Of the Amsfi-
can Association, denied all l<nowIedee
of the Attempted coup. Wssrhnan
could not be found Is
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
TERRY ISSUES Def.
Gives Magistrate Nash Promise to
Go Back to sanatariam.

New York; Jan. sA-.'Terribie Terry
McGovern was found early today at
Fourth avenue and Fifteenth street.
Brooklyn. sending out a broad challenge
to fight the whole world. any Odds. rules
or limit. The former feather-weight
champion was induced by Patrolman
Sullivan to go to the Hamilton Avenue
Station to Sign up"
Magistrate Nash Accepted his promise
to go back to a private sanatorium-
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

Chicago. IAN n David Rsth. Rid -
|ous Of tha bsef pitchers "a the Inter
national LeaGue nst season yentsrdsy|
slgned 9 eontract TO play wtm III CHI
GOO Aun93eana Ho<h W. = msmhir q
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

8 Neasiy All In alchcf made In Russia,
vhich = derfvod almost wholly. from
pseassse - ~ d fths nsnufactuS It
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25
TRIMS SIOUX CLUB.
Frse.ashap brigade Quint Defeat.
AtAletsc Clsb, 10 10 40.

Z Friendship House Boys Brigade bas-
ket-balI team added another TO its string
Of Victories by lifting the scaips OF the
Sioux Athlstic Club Friday night by q
Gore of - to s at Friendship Gym
nasium. Firth street and Virginia avenue
voutbesst Flood and Towers did bril-
liant work for the winners while Edw.
Kline starred for the Sioux The lineup
and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

A Ioager distance has beeu eovsrod
koveFy day In ISIS by airmen than ~
lepu11ns1 Distance e ~ nioAts = ~
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

Paaele g - lalpesd % q v7Fth
seseeduu - - 49, stasse
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

(a) Number Of battles between Jeeries
and johnson? OBJ How many rounds did
Levinsky have on HcAilisfer?
fa) They fought only once and Jeffries
lost. (b) The New York Evening World
said McAIiister won an the way,
The Washington herald., 1914-01-25

A corkins good race Is expected this
year when Galloway, of Central: Sheehan.
OF Tech, and Prodigy. OF Western. hook
up In the mile run. All of these men
have done some coed work in this event
and each school thinks their man better
than either of the other two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
WALTER ]. TRAVIS
To DEFEND TITLE
WILL BATTLE WITH ROBERT HIM
TER FOR TOURNAMENT
HOS0Rs.

PTNEHuRsT, n. G, April 1.-two
rounds advanced the 1lld-Apru golf
tournament TO the final stage today
and Walter ]. Travis, of Garden City.
and Robert Hunter OF weeburn. will
contest for first division honors tomor-
row. Travis had easy wins today in
play with j. V. Hurd OF the Pittsburg
Country club. and J. D. Stanish, ,Jr. OF
the Detroit Country club. Hunter
found ], d. Armstrong, OF Park a
tenacious opponent who lasted nineteen
holes but in the afternoon the Vice.
burn player ran away from II. III.
Hanson. II, Of Oak mn
In the consolation Lawrence Cow
Ing, of Cincinnati. won on the nine
teenth green from his club mate. @.
r. Balch In the morning. and from
5. II. Strawn, from Old Elms, In the
afternoon. He meets H. c. Fownes.
of Oakmont, who disposed of w a.
Barber. Jr., of Princeton and r. l.
iighthourn. of st Georges
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-11
ROANOKE TIGERS
ARE VICTORIOUS
H.AMPDEN-SIDNEY TEAM PROVES
EASY FOR VIRGINIA
LEAGUERS.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
ROANOKE, VA. April i0.-The
Tigers had their first try-out today
with visiting team when they defeat
ed Hampden- sydney. IA to 8. The
Collegians. however, made a much het-
ter showing against the leaguers than
tho score would Indicate.
Mainly. they We're handicapped by n
lightweight pitcher. unable to go the
route. Burke and Graham showed up
wonderfully well today as did Moran.
the>new pitcher from class ID, Housto on,
Texas. team. Morgan, who was re-
leased yesterday at HynchhurE. by the
Pittsburg Federals. signed a Roanoke
contract today and probably will tried
out at short.
Morgan Ia said to be exceptionally
fast in this position. On Monday the
pennant- chasers have 60 at the win
ner of the v. NJ. l. Easter Monday
game.
The score ly innings: r. II. r.
Hamp'n -Eid'y 600 900 300 S 6
Roanoke -. 102 COS 24s-- IA 1s 5
Batteries: Darlington and Bugg;
Malloy. Barnhart. Schieiiey and
Wilsche.