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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
HAMPOEN-S|ONEy
TAKES LAST GAME
FARMvILLE LADS SPRING SUR
PRISE on W. AND NJ. IN WIN
MING BY SCORE OF sA-27.

Especial TO the Richmond Virsinian.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Feb. Is
Hampden- Sidney college sprung the
greatest surprise of the basketball sea-
son by defeating the William and
Mary Quint this afternoon In the lat
ters gymnasium by the score of "a
to -. At the end of tho first half
the score was tie, 10 to Is: with both
teams putting up a great article of
basketball.
In the second half Hampden- Sid
ney came back strong. while William
and Mary was clearly out of form in
shooting goals. missing several good
Carringion's stellar playing featured
for the Presbyterians, while Bertschey
starred for William and Mary. throw
ing seven field goals, Many fowls were
called on William and Mary This
game closes the season here. the team
playing its last game against Rich
mond college in Richmond, March Attn.
Lineup of teams:
Hampden- Sidney--Lindsay left for
ward, Darlington, right forward: Bry-
an, center; Pendleton, life guard; Sloan,
right guard
William and Mary-Bertschey, left
forward. Jones. right forward; Gayle.
center, Zehmer. life guard: Zion, right
guard.
Substitutes: William and Mary
Wright for Gayle. Boyd for Jones
Hampden -Sidney--Plar for Darlington.
Summary: William and Mary--Field
goals-Bertschey, Z; Jones. 1; Gayle,
1. Zehmer, !: Zion. 2. Foufs--Jones. l..
Hampden Sidney Field goals--Lind-
say. q Darlington, 2; Bryan, ,: PEN
dleton, 8. Sloan. 2. Fouls-Liudsay.
L; Darlington 5. Referee-Mr. Hughes.
of Newport News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
TECHS LOSE TO
ROANOKE COLLEGE

Especial To The Richmond virginian.<
SALEM. VA. Feb. 2S.-The final
game of the most successful basket
ball season in the history OF Roano ke
college was staged here tonight when
the Roanoke team defeated the V
?. /. five IN rafting fast game, by
score of rs to 16. Both teams were
in fine form and Roanoke kept in the
lead throughout the entire game The
score at the end Of the first half was
IA to 7, in favor OF the local team.
Roanoke college has the season record
of not having lost any Virginia games.
The following was the lineup:
Roanoke College V. r. 7.
Bonham fright guard -. Powell
Duncan 49,. left guard. $3.50. Cooke
Painter .... center. =. Fitzgerald
Brown right forward. Saunders
Bunting -. left forward -. Engleby
Referee, Legge. of v. =. /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
GENERALS HAVE
STRONG PITCHERS

,Spc.al to The Richmond Virginian.1
LEXINGTON, VA. Feb 2S.--Wash-
ingtan and Lee ought to be as strong
IN the box this season as she was two
years ago. when Harry Moran and
Jonah Larrick were causing much
anguish in the ranks of the opposi-
ton by tanning numerous athletes.
Coach Dan Mahoney predicts that
Irving James Carson, of Dorchester,
Mass, will be the Southern slab SEN
sa:ion OF the year. Carson, who. Of
course. has been named Kit" ny the
student body. Is a six footer and
weighs as much as Fats" Miller,
Washington and Lees noted football
guard. He possesses great speed,
sharp breaking curves, good control
aad dabbles with the spit ball.
Carson entered Washington ana Lee
because of his friendship for Captain
"JiEgs" Donahue. whose home Is In
Erlneryille. Mass. and by an odd coin
r.derce Carson and Donahue are the
only men at Washington and Lee who
hall from the Bay State. The
Massachusetts, will make a most
picturesque battery, for Donahue Is
about the size OF rabbit" Maran-
VILE. OF the Braves, no taller. surely,
ana possibly a trifie heavier.
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SQUADS ENLARG|NG
AT TRAINING CAMPS

MARLIN TENAS. Feb. es.-Rube
Marauard. Larry Mclean ana Presi-
dent Hampstead. OF the New York Ma
tionals got here this morning. and
were contributors to busy day for the
Giants IN training. The two players
OF the arriving delegation slept. till
noon To make UP for night hours spent
in junction station on their way
to Marlin They were out in the af-
teTnoeN practice quite refreshed Their
appearance brings the total number
Of warriors here assembled up to nine
teen, and MattS WAS expected late tt,
the day to make ain even score Hemp-
stead took len Tcsreau into private
ccnclaye after lunch and was not long
ia inducing the big twirler to sign
fhrec-Near contract
The training took on a more bust
neSs-lihe aspect with six or eight pitch
ers leaning zip with the three eatehers
Asked about Cooper and Shafer. Mr.
Hampstead said he supposed the for
ner would have to be rated as a
hold -eut. As for Shafer. he said he
had been trying to get in communi-
cation with him, and had written him,
and he did not have p clear idea cf
what Shafer Was going To 10.
Scout kinsella prescribed long hours
of work for the players today bur
without making the dose hard. The
batting, heiding and pitching occu-
pied the day with a three mile run
between practices.
The evening train TO Marlin brought
Mathewson and Snodgrass. neither of
whom has signed a contract for this
season. Regarding the Federal league
situation, Matty said;
"As ] was leaving Los Angeles /
If 1 was in a position to consider an
offer to manage the Brooklyn team
of the Federal league, That telegram
i have not answered, I do not anti
cipate any eifficulty that will prevent
me from again playing with the Giants
The matter of signing is one to be
taken up in talks with President
Hampstead and McGraw and | do not
see why the amicable relations which
exist between myself and the New
York club cannot continue. The Fed
eral league has made no concrete Of
fer"
HOT SPRINGS. ARK. Feb. Is
Vean Gregg. the Cleveland Maps
crack southpaw. joined the spas base
ball colony today. He wintered In
Canada and completed a two months
hunting trip before starting for Hot
Springs last Monday. Terry. Turner.
w llIle MltCneiIs ana Frcu BIlHuinE,
the }ast-named antalmost sire Federal
Lacquer, are the other Maps in the
spa.
HOT SPRINGS, ARK, Feb 2s.--
The abbreviated squad of New York
Highlanders who have been training
here since February 18th. taking daily
hikes over the foothills of the Ozarks.
and daily plunges into the waters,
leave at ! a. NJ tomorrow for the
training camp at Houston. They are
scheduled to reach their destination at
3 A. M. Monday.
Hot Springs had its prettiest day VI
the season today. and the New York
battery candidates got in two long
drills over the hills.
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The Deibert Manufacturing Co.,
T.7F Mills, Nd, win establish a textile
Mill at Elkton Md. 1t will occupy
T. two story brick building TO DO
erected by the Eikton Improvement
Ca
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MILLER HIGGINS
BANKS STRONGLY
ON GEORGE SUGGS

Is George Suggs, right-handed curv-
er, the needed link to the Cardinals
out of eighth place? Last autumn Man.
ager Miller Huggins stated that if he
could beg, borrow or steal a CONNIE
tent right-hander. he would quit his
job in 1914 IL he didn't hand over the
cellar position to some rival.
The most important right-handed ad-
dition to the pitching stan for 1914 is
George Suggs. In the outlay Of winter
dope. George has been overworked COM
pletely. but a message comes from
Kinston, N. c.. from Suggs. that he is
ready and waiting to rush to st. Angus
tine. Fla.
Suggs is an experienced right handler
He didn't prosper very we'll with the
Reds last summer; In fact, very few
did, as the best Joe Tinker accom-
plished was to nose out the Cardinals
However. in 1912 and 1911 George was
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W1IAAII NOTION N Feb "a
Batting practice. In which each reg
ular and prospective pitcher took his
turn in sizzling the ball over the plate.
featured this afternoons work out Of
the phiilies. The regular iniieid. COM
posed Of Byrne at second. Reed at
short. and Murphy at third. played
in mid-summed form.
The feature of the afternoon was
the batting of Cravath. The husky
outfeider drove the bal twice over the
right field fence He has lost moth
ing by his winter of Inactivity.
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AUGUSTA. GA. Feb. 2S.-Weather
conditions held ltp the Brooklyn Sup
erbas again today. With the disap-
pearance cf snow. soft rain set in
AT 10 O'Clock this morning, and con-
tinUed the entire day Indeed. the
players were fortunate to get out for
a six mile jaunt across the country.
At that many of them had to resort
to the trolley to get back 10 their
hotel. SO muddy were the roads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01

Many boys will want to hear the
story OF David. the Giant Killer" to
be given by Rev. J. A. Winn. OF Bar
ton Heights, at the Y NJ. G. A. this
afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. Beautiful
colored stereopticon views are brought
direct from New York to illustrate
these talks to boys, today there will
be thirty-one pictures. All boys are
invited.
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called off the practice. both morn
Ing and afternoon.
The squad was, augmented by the
arrival Of four men, Outffeider Daley.
Infieidcr Orr, and Pitchers Graves and
Baker, Baker. who is a Highlander.
was one of the best pitchers in the
South Atlantic league last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01

PASo ROBES. CAL. Feb. as.-
The third day Of practice in the white
Sox camp was just as strenuous as
either OF the two first ones Most all
Of the men were pretty st!ff and sore,
but none Of them failed 10 show up
for the usual morning practice. The
first real ball game Of the year is to
ne played tomorrow, and Kid Gleason
allowed the men to taper off just
little in their work today in prepare
ton for the battle.
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Feb. 2S.-
The second days stay in the Athletics
training Camp was nshered, In with
Z hard rain. Manager Mack early
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Die 2lmenbememts.
Hadj5aglung beitGtigt Die selualtiseH
YiajOritaten 9egen Rrubi6ition
NIB fiir Some 9lnle.

Der Du6lratb bat gsTtern bic Ra9s
5dblung Der auf bic Announcements ent-
fallenen Stimmen beenbet. SieIen gu.
folge lit Some Rule in Samilton 60.
NIT elmer Majoritdt rDn 68,320
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ben. DDS 5rauenitimmrs4t ging nit
54,789 Stinmen perlOren unD oas
Steueramenoement nit 26,766. Die
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&menbements 1T folgeROes:
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probibition: 93,053 bagegen unb
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unb 14,456 bdfiir.
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Mafdae.

= Der 26 idbrise George Mc8in.
nis. elm GotomotiD6ei3sr, BON 1915
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bsm 6auis ibrer So9ter, Sruu 6. g.
Bid, 30. $50 Hotbale 9lbenue, no
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men fpur0e.
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0ieS nnO GaS.

an Der seifrigen Sisung Der
SruItees Der Cincinnati Siiobobu
purben 8eiIeibs geI6liife anlGBlia
oes 2l6lebens oss langjdHrineu Wltt'
gliebes. 6errn SSobn R. SapIor, &c.
fabt unb Der SetretGr beduftraat, ben
StabtanpaIt au erIuhen, bic nDtbtgen
G9ritte fir bic 9eieBung Der ent-
itanoenen BAHAMA ein5uleiten. Die Gr.
nennunq eines Ra9folgerg erfolgt
burh bic Ri6ter bes Supreme sc.
ri6ts unb uls herDorro9enbc &anot'
baten perben Die 6"-ren Senrp :.
Sunt unb :So6n DeIb BED genannt.
= Die County Si5ens.S .Sommiiidrc
bielten geitern obermals cine Sibung
in 9esua auf Die 2iSens bes 6errn
9l0olpI 9rpetIer Gerpolters Der
Central Surnballe o6. Ole BON Der
Supenile Grotertine atIiociation lmO
BON anoerer Seite er6obenen Gimpdn.
Dc iino 5uriidgeScgen poroen itn0 Die
geb0roe tiinbiete an, sob Tie III eiir-
9eit Sagen lire GntiheiOlntg abge-
ben mer0c.
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Inter goriib Sss 5errn Grnit @es
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beriftete iibsr Die leBte SiBuug oes
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gsiniton Gpeprcr gbur6ia, Der
erite 2oro Der glomiraIitdt beban-
bette in ieiier giebe Die 3bdtisfeit Der
Wlarine ino beinerfte inter anOereln:
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Ole Marine msii6t, ater oieier Gin,
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g9antaitiidJe Geben beim aOro MapOr
gnnfett in 2onooH.
Carl aithener nioerbolt Sas aIie
2amerto. SaE er mebr sruppeii
brandt.
gshiitpn Sperrer GbiraiG periiidt
Die SdIappen Der ensIiidcn
Slotte gu Derfleinern.
gremierrniniiter ssallitb nimnit ben
Mltno gang beionSers poa.

2onbon. 9. 9sobenlbcr. ssn ben
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boliig pernid)tet iei.
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9bafiiiniform eritienen mar, iospie
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lieb aeIegcniIi9 ieiner Sfebe ipieoe-
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Der sSeino anber NIT ben ensliihen
Erlippen aud, NIT SenenN Der eng.
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Gin 5elspsit=
Sdreibeu zines SIosnburger 9tsier.
Diiten iiber Die &dmpfe BON Ro.
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Bon Ssrru 9lutpn Meper, 9rpot-
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mir ipdren bsindBe bprt, bu bieB es,
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Don 6apre; llnitso States Don SO,
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Don Reip gort.
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bon 0eip gort.
pbilabelpbia. 9lnget.:
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: 2ip.rpOoI, 9lnget.: pbilabels
pbia bon Rem gort.
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Rotterdam, anset.: Rot,
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pen aus 5ur 8ertbeiluna unter Die Be
ipobner bon gbarleroi, Wlons un0
.aiitti9 gsididt ipcrben.
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8elgier mitgstbeilt tpurbs iperDsn bic
$4,000 Sad @streios, fpslds bic
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piel baran nebmen.
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p.fds aus 8apituDt iast: Or. W. ..
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lem ariese absr bic Oienite BON Yiirs
germ ni9t europdii6sr abtuHft ais
&ombattartten ni9t dnnebmsnt0nne.
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2ofal /. Sertdt.
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pieas Gsritts piiHitt an Der gidin
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Common plsas Gsriats an 8iireers
meiiter Spiegsl eei6risbsu unb Jpn ers
iuht. bafiir Gorge gu trasen, baB BEL
Der glenoerung ees glioedus Der Main
Strnbe Bride aud ftatt oes 9ranits
pflaiters 9ol5pflaiter sslest peros.
Der giirsernsiiter bat oas Sdrsi6en
iofOrt bsanitportst uno periihert, oaB
ben Wiinihsn Der 8tidtsr sntiprpfeu
fperben piirbe. falls bic 4enberuns ii6
ni1t aIs gu ioitfpislis sripeiisn IOIIts.
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aaiier 0Silbeln,
Coli fein 5auptqudrtier
ma 6 potsbam perleaen.

@ OIL fein 5auptqudrtie I
mad potsbam Derlegen.
9onbon, 10. Ropem6sr. - Gin.
SepeThe aus aopenbasen iast, baB
in pptsbam @orbereiiungen fir bic
Riidtebr bes GdiIers Wilbelm bort.
bin setroffen ipurben. Der aorreipon.
bent fiist bin5u, baB bem 9ernsbmsrI
mad Der auiIsr bic 9fbiidt babe, iein
5auptquartier gang na4 potsbam 5ii
berlegen.
Die OPERATIONS Balls Der
yaarlsrubt".
gbinbursb, 10. 9obembet. -
Gin Offiaisr bes Jra9tbampfsrs
.prutb", Der all Der Giiiie Don 8rde
iilien bon bem DeutIden streuser
raarlsrube1 perienti purbe, 1T bier
angetommen. gr Iagt, baB bic
raarIsrube" cine Sni.l an Der Rift.
bon grafilien, rgoeos Reef s.s
ndnni, als &oblen- unb @orratbs.
itdiion benube, unb bic Dertifen bort
anfebnlide 9Orrdtbe aller art aufse>
itapelt bdtten.
rSffi5iere Der .&arlsrn6s" Tagisn
mir, fubr Der Dffi3isr fort. ~bab iie
eripartsten, friiber ober fpdter ben
8riten IN bic !6Gnbe gu fallen, baB es
aber Biz babin i6re unangensbmt
pfli4t fei Ssm feinbIiden Sanbsl 70
pisl S6nben als m6slid 5usufiiseH.'
sSis iuarsn fehr bOflid uilb saben
uns 3tp0lf Stunbep 3sit, I'm unisr
Sdiff gu Derlaiisn. gle bolisn bann
ben proDiant unb bic Gdiffspapiere
bsrab unb iprensten bic .grutb" nit
Obndmit. Wir tpurbsn auf bic Gre
feb transferirt, sinsn BON fiiHf
Grahtbdmpfern, iptlHs bic ,RarIs.
rubt" besleitet.n unb bic aIs aunbs
fhaftsIdiffs bisntsn."
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3pei qebeHsntiioc ne(mcu Gilt.

Die 36iGbrise syarbige Carrie
sSo6nion, neIfe srft ieit sipei Susen
in 20. 412 syobn Strabs cine Wob.
nuna bsSosen bate. na5m geitern
g6enb in ielbitmorberticher 9l6iiat eli
ne 9oiis 2auoanum lmb 6efiuoet fi9
i'm ftd0tiid,n 6oipitaI. luobin 9dtrcl
yip. A lie bradte. in eirem gefGbrIiAen
3uItunbe.
Guitapp @uilancp. Elm 34iabriser
S6neiber, Der nit sipei &olIegen eiu
,3inlmer bes britten Stodiperfs in Np.
334 Sit 6. Strabe betpobnt, i9iittets
geitern abeno i'm 9eiiein Der 2stteren
cine QadntitGt Gift in einen &eFei
Bier unb trout bic MiIduna, ebe er
Saran perbinbert tperoen tpnnte. Qus
iid bic Wirtunssn bes Giftes einiten-
ten, aIarmirte einer Der glugernsussn