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Indians Wins.

The Indians defeated The strong Pcco-
by the score Of TO > The feature FOR
the Indians was the batting OF Carter
and Welsh. and the all round fielding
q the whole Indian team Manager
Farmer has wizard in Riley, who
ftruck out ten men. The catching Of
Wade was Of big league style The
feature OF the Peconut Crisps was the
batting OF Nunnally and the pitching
of Taylor. The umpiring OF Mr.. Via
waa square on both SIDES, neither side
kicked on decision. Attendance, 200
Score by innings: Il. II. +
Peconut Crisps. .0l 0o0lol-3
Summary: Two-base hits-Carter and
Wade. Th-ee-hase hits-Eunnally.
struck oui-by Riley. 10: By Taylor. r.
Umpire. Via
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Tic fourth championship, season, OF
organized amateur baseball in Rich
iuCnd was successfully launched yes
tertay afternoon, despite the fac, that
unforeseen circumstances caused the
scheduled opening parade TO be called
on 1T the las, moment Fully 200 play
ers in uniform had gathered in the
Capltol Square II 1880 O'Clock In rcadi-
ness for the parade, and when Dr..
Price the manager o. the Grays, an
nouucod the cancellation OF the parade
feature. the boys gathered In autono-
hies and wcrc driven TO their rcspec-
tive grounds. where they played the
game just the Same : II II were mid
season.
The amateur commission and on
cials Of the various leagues extend
thel: thanks 10 friends whose machines
were loaned for the opening exercises
The first game Of he season was
playcd between the ColleE!ans and the
Grays a. BYRD Park the Grays winning
by the score OF : to g. The game was
Wcl played. and would have been more
enjoyed had not cold wind swept the
grounds. making X uncomfortable for
spectators and players alike.
Tire crowds which gathered at the
various grounds evidenced that the 1914
the history OF the local amateur or
one 81 tho creates, things that has
heen tho installation OF the two-u;n-
pIre system, ono umpire behind the ba:
and one on the bases. Tho system
ElNfN TIC Et44f z N4E league aspect,
ard Keeps down disputes which here
tlfore have arisen when only one man
rcuIered all decisions.
Tie four clubs comprising tho Capt.
tai city League this season are moro
evenly matched than heretofore, and
Tho rivally which exists between the
managers Of these teams should make
the heht FOR supreme amateur base
ball hcnors OF this city most interest
ing.
Young 1ohman, pitching FOR Ashland,
J lFI rrHf - - 4
he once gets control he Will prove an
other and for some professional league
Red" Deoppe caueh, good game
for the Battle Axe team. lie was active
cverT minute OF the game. Red" is a
great addition 20 the Axes and puts
lie in:o the entire aggregation
Coulier pitched great game FOR
Klnca"s yesterday. but the breaks
were all against him, and he lost his
oocri0c game Manager Morris expects
to-ltcr 20 40 great things this season
shirt i5laEtor, Ashland's most re-
.ogie toner. IS ~ tho hospital suf-
ierinr from, m attack Of appendicitis.
fl w,41h r.. was operated on a few
oaEs ago re Is improving rapidly.
no cN.e,s - be back in the game
~ The Richmond League, Is q good
Lr1En Of ball players and Manager
y civ sh7ult make a mighty good
showing with such men as Love. VII
COX Farley, thinner and Hampton In
JAKE" Poh locked better than ever
one could Wish throughout the whole
ne- Class -" league VIII =.
formed Taesday nlght Any one who
mise y this League should be a. Ioli
l@rI stree Tuesday night by
Eurti1 pitched IL m!dseason ,o.-n
-Ft iTe--e. tanning seventeen
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f1r'-e q "l-i Eet-tll sTn-p 49,,
ar- = "al'a wi.t ora -S-v-
St-aci-o O. : Morgan. :
s- g-etauet Tirno-. : Big
'lr-- = [. Srl-p = -Ea
= Canepz, y :. O-4s,J
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III close game yesterday the Walk
over Sho. Company defeated TIC Cherry
Smash by the score Of to l. Creek
more pitched fine ball for his team,
stirling out twelve o: his opponents.
~ innings; r.
Walk-Ove ....... 100000 os-3
Cherry smash ...... 0 Q 90 / 0 Oh
summary: Left oF-+-s-=Aa--Wali- Ovor,
~. CncT!y Smash, 6. stolen bases
Na!H- over. 3. Base on balls-of:
cree Hnore, g. Of: Sales. 3. Hits-off
CfeeekIno ore. in innings: off Sales. 2
CuFrT. thinner. GREGORY. Struck out
by CFcekmOre, y. by Saies. ). Time Of
PaTnc--l hour - minutes Umpire
-iT raTiS Scorer-AIr. o. g. West
&tteTcauCe-3Q0
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AMATEURS START ON
LONG SEASONS GRIND
Youngsters Play Ball on Many Damonds-Failure
Of Band to Show Up Causes Parade to Be Called
Off, but Ardor of Youthful Tossers Is
by N means Dampened.

J. W. Wood. s. G. Eubank. II. c. Blc,sch,
Il. G. Phillips. w. w. Buntin and 9.
kaincs; with Home Brewing Coo. L.
Barfoot, y; Il; Mccullough. T. s. Whar-
ton and T.. G. Burch.
Central lcnEuc. Glass c.
Contracts with Main Street Furni-
ture Col II. Powell, F. Bagby, L. a.
Lutte. Il. Goodman. T. c. Cardwell. Jas.
Lowe. N. Bagby, l.. Cake, II. $ Canon.
Il Guild. {. J. Onesty, J. T. Collins,
John jackson, J. h. Mitchell and h,
= Corprew: with il. S. Wright-L E
Turner and L. ". Ford, Jr.: with Peco-
mut Crisp--W. Muncy, l.. w. Gregory,
w y Martin. j. Rowe. p w Clarke
J. c. Williams i. a. Wesiger, S Tim
mons. j. J. Foley and Il. Brynnt.
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1914 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE, SCHFDIU 2
scott's Addition Diamond

Scotts Addition Diamond.
Rountrec- Souther lard-Cherry Corporation Va
Woodali & Quarles.
Home Brewing Company vs. Signal CorpA
Ryansnith vs.. Rountreo-SoutherlAnd-C her.
~ Corporation.
Woodall & Quaries vs. Signal Corps
Homo Brewing Company Ryan-smieh.
Crafts vs. Homo Brewing Company.
Signal Corps Craf,n.
Roun,ree. Switzerland Cherry Corporation W
Homo Brewing Company.
Woodali & Quaries VS.. Crafts.
Ryen-Smith Signal Corps.
Eountree- SouthsriandC Cherry Corporation vs.
Crafts.
Home Brewing Company vs.. woodnn &
oUarles.
Ryan-Smith VS. Crafts.
Signal Corps w Rountree -Southerland-Cher-
~ Corporation
Crafts vs.. Rountree- southeriand-cheuy Cor
poration.
Rysn-S-1ith Va. Signal Corps
Home Brewing Company VI. Bignd Corps
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REGARDS VERDICT
AS V|ND|CAT|ON

New York. April ia vindica-
ton" Ia tho way President James Gil
more, OF the Federal League to day al
luded 20 tho decision or Federal Judge
Sessions In tho kiliitcr case. at Grand
Rapids. Mich. Gilmore explained why
tho Federals have induced. az claimed.
two ST. Louis American players Ham
ilton and Clemens. to jump TO his or
Gan!2ation. II was simply a case OF
retaliation. he said--uothing more
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Tloyd's Diamond.

Ryan -Sfn!th Us. Signal Corps.
.ee-Southe-!and- Cherry Corporation W.
Crafts.
Home Brewing Company We woodan &
Quarles.
Ryan-Smi.h VS. Cratts
signal Corps Rountree -SoUAerlapd.
Cherry Corporation.
Signal Corps VS.. Ryan-sr1ith.
CEatte Va Roun;ree Southerland-Cherry Cor
Po-ation
Woodaii & ouarles vs., Homo Brewing Com
pS5y.
Crafts vs. Ryaa-Sm!th
Nonntree.southeslaa Cherry Corporation Va
Woo6al! " Cuarles
Home Brewing Company We. Signal Corps.
Corporation.
Woodall * Quaries Signal CorP.
Home Brewing Company vs. Ryar-S!nith
WoodaN q Cua-les W. Home Brewing com
pany.
Hone Brewing Company Crs:n.
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Rynn-Snith M.in.

The RTan-S Smith defeated the Sirnal
Corps team In q onc-s!ded affair yes
teFu3E by the score OF 80 to O. The
features Of the game were the heaWv
hitting of the Ryan Smith team and
the pitching OF Floyd, allowing one hit.
summary: Two base hits-Blanken
ship 60. Floyd. D. Miller Three.baso
hiis-FoTd go. Quaries Base on balls
off Floyd. J. off Starkcard. 10
struck out-ey Flo.u. 5; by Stark
gard. 4. Batteries-Fioyd and Ford
StarkEard and Waldron
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NEW SCHOLASTIC
RECORD MADE

Stanford University. Cal, ApriI
lin the intcrsch olantjc frnck aud
Field meet here to-day, Berry, of fhe
Eedinnds tCnlJ High school es-
tnblished new worlds int@rschol-
nsuc record TOR the mile, GnisLinp
in A:.G 20. The former record or
3;.s So waS mnde In l0Il b! Sic
Eenrie. OF PhilIips-
Beebs, Of hnahejn Cal, nIsn
broke she worlds int--scholas,Ic
record, rtagseripg scross the line
In 5:es 80, after running neck md
meek With Berry Tor the Iaat quar-
ter.
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hand catch OF a short ny in left field
The boys Will get a new diamond on
the Sou:hcide next week.
Score by Innings: RH H.
r. Electric Co. i245o1o ia II
Burk &; Co... 001322 o-l2 IL s
Batteries: For Burk. Allen. WalthalI
and Dreamer; for Richmond Electric
Co. Gentry and Garnett. Umpire. Nr
Davis.
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Lille nrd So1 Win

The Little Red Sox won from tho
! Little Giants by the score OF 10 10 7.
McFallin and Spigcl played a good
game in the field.
Score by innings:
Litt,e I:ed Sox 0201 3o4-la
Batteries: Little Red Sox, Hunicutt
Thomas, Williams, Stern and Stalk :.
Little Giants. Holiday. IIayard and e.
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Tiger Cubs w. Ford Row.

Batteries for Tiger Cubs. Pinas and
Dawes; FOR Ford Boys. Carol and
Major. CO.
Score by innings: u u
Tiger Cubs. 1302Iooo 2-5
/ ora EoEs 0 OIL u IS .
FIELDING OF Bowers and Lawson was
the feature OF the Tiger Cubs: for
the Ford Boys. Turner and stone.
turner plays Tor the John Marshall
High School II was an interctsirr
game. II was played on Ford's ioi
April 10, 1914
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'Battcd for Shelton In the eighth
HiEhlnnd DnrI

First National. 90 2o2ooo3-a Z 4
Highland Park: 0001l04o-6 3
summary: struck out-by Vincent
10: by Bowles. IL. Base on balls-oft
Vincent. 2; of Bowles. 4 Hit By
nitched bail-Nincent, 3; Bowles, l.
ders stolen bases-First National 3:
Highland Park. /. Time OF game
nour 20 minutes. Attendancc-l50.
umpires-Turner and Cosby.
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Portner RrcwinE Compnny WINS.

FortneTs mot and defeated Kingan
In the first game OF thc season by the
score OF 10 4. The feature OF the
game was the batting OF Judge and
Dunn, for Portners. Dunn also pitched
q great game. allowing only FIVE hits,
and striking out eleven men.
Score by innings: RHE
Portners ~ 202oolo1-7 il
Kingans .... O0300Io6o-4 ) .
Batteries For Portners. Dunn and
koen!g; for K!ngans, Coulter and Bcas-
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MISCELLANEOUS GAMES
FIRST National VIM.

Tho First National Bank nine and
me team representing Highland Park.
ooth members OF the Richmond ANA
teur RECREATION, met yesterday at Gin
Yer Park In preseason game tho
bankers winning out in tho Iast frame.
Both pitchers were In good form.
Vincent striking out ten men. whiie
Bowics went him two better, twelve in
all going tho strikc-out route by him.
The score:
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he Nrat,s players defeated The
home Brewing boys AZ Seminary Park
yesteEday afternoon by the score OF
e Bunttn on the mound for Crafts.
teen, while Euhank did the receiving
IN hne style: wood. l.. Sims and Kin
hey featured In the batting for Crafts.
Crafts ....oooc 2ooosH7 10 :
Home Brewing oo00ollo % 5 .
Batteries: For Crafts. Buntin and Eue
bank; for Home Brewing, Barfoo,
brown and Hogan Empires. Phillips
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Tho Fourth Street Grays def.atsa Oh.
Owls ut Richmond Coiiorc vn.t sno
ny tho score OF 20 to 9. Tho featnrSs
9, mo game was tho pitching Of H.
or of', IN ior tho Grays. and tho batting
Score by innings: mn II
G Grnys ........ Ilooaos6-2os 20 n +
oTis 1890. 000llI0- r
OBI nIa'teries. Grays Smith and Onesty;
WIS, Crcamcr and Grant.
Ra 1ku.n'n anI o,,,I Two-base hits-Mooro.
SS p, =; smith. Home runs-BnISor
Snorteil 90. Cox and Moore. Tine or or
shine-i hour and 80 minutes. lin.
pires-krackc and CiuccI CH
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\voodal, & onar,c, WIN

TIC Woodall & Ouarles defeated The
stron, team Of Rountree- Sutherland-
CHERRY by the score OF 10 TO ! The
feature OF the game was the heavy
hitting OF Powell, Cornell and 81
Score: u
Woodali & Ouarles osoIo2oo-j0
Rcun. -Suth.- Cherry $4,000 900 a :
batteries: g. Thorp and Gunthor.
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Virginia Shoe Co. Wins.

Inc VirEinIo Shoe Co. defeated the
OF to 0. When tho game was for
icited tho score WAS 3 to I'm favor of
virginia Shoe Co. Tho feature of the
Batteries, for Virginia Shoe Co. san
derson and Turner: for Southern His
cunt WORKS, Williams and Preston.
Hams 3.
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Amateur Baseball Players Begin Regul

yesterday at Byrd Park by the scor. .,
4 TO 8. The gamo was n very nice
clean gamo from beginning to end. and
was was enjoyed by tho fans from start to
finish. Tho score: IL
Grays .o1oaoo1ooA4
Collc8ISnS 20 @ o q "a
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Rochester Will Play
Here To-Morrow

The Rochester Club, OF the Inter
national League, will be the at
traction mt the Broad Street Bnil
Park Tomorrow afternoon. The
game will begin ut o'clock. 1t IN
probable that Manager Rynn will
start Shipc, his one portpnw.
against the visitors. The game
ShOnld be good. and there is n
chance for the Colts to slip one over
on the Class "A leaguerH, now that
the left wing of the infieId has been
strengthened by the addition OF
ShOrtstOp Edwards.
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Nashville. Tenn. April Il-Alich!gan
University to-day won the first gamo
OF a scheduled doublc-hcader from tho
Vanderbilt nine here. to 6. The
game was called in tho flfth inning on
account OF rain. and tho second Eu,ne
WAS not played.
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san Francisco. April ii.--Edmund Burke a
well knoWn horscinan and owner OF sewers /.
stake races. committed suicide here yester-
day. lie had been suffering severe rhius IN
his head. tho result OF an old operation. Ha
wac sixty years old.
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Pitchers summary: BASE on baMs-or
Walton, 8; off McClintock, 2: or Le;s-
telc, l. Struck out-by Walton. 10: by
IcClintock, S; by Leisfeld, 9 Umpire,
HilL Scorer, Robinson. Attendance.
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Kirkpatrick Breaks Ankle

baltimore, April 1f.--Enos kirk
particle, third bnsemnn OF the Hal
ttmore FcderniS, to-day broke his
nnieie siidiuE to homo plnte In
game between his club and q local
amateur team.
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Grnnd CirrnIt EntrIe. 1lo.

Kalamazoo Mich. APRIL ll.-Entr.es
ror the nve stakes 10 be given here IN
connection with the Grand Circuit
trotting races, August 10 to l5. closed
to-day. ono hundred ana thirty ono
nominations were reported.
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Schwartz to Portsmouth,

washington April JI-Hs,Ys.a
n'H"hrti", pitcher with n, VAN
InEton Americans, Lnn b..n rem, y.
i"r'rf"outh. an The virg1Ejs J-svn,.
""s announced here Ts-6sy ~
NY "f'"hi'"JncntE raid - has, sian
,n'uc' SCHWARTZ, may u. y.>SI!,e L>
manager Griffith.
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UNION LEAGUE
Standing of tho Teams.
Next SATURDAY.,
HUIsI,Irr. lrort.,.

Next Saturdays Games.
Billikins VS.. Southern Biscuit Work.
Hillsidcrs VIZ. Virginia Shoe Co
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!ndtans vs.. Horace Wright. az Full
P=eoaE: Crisp vs. Main stree, Fur.
~ Cos. - SoG:As!de Park
Nco-'5 t.e!s -. Jones BIOS. q.
EG-}e - Is-K
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Where They Play Next Saturday.
10 u II tree Sutherland Cherry vs.
crafts. at floyd'S diamond.
Ryan Smith VS. Woodall & Quarles.
at Seminary diamond.
Home Brewing Co. VS.. Signal Corps,
IT Ecotts addition.
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p -, W. czra ..la4:s5 Ec-zce
7-4-t,-zT = 80 s-Ht gan.
s-4c -. E--= r 70 !;
$3.50 >-GE4- $500 asil Tee
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% = ..-.s and zones Sror
f.=e@ fLt= -, .5=:e was an error
= - rt--it-5 u: 80 Central Leayue
- = -z=: S--t.y= czPe. The
$500 - "-.iEc-Eers ~
1iA .f,, E &=:T=Y pax. and tia
1=zi4 .=>5-: :. this pa-,:
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Battle Axe Wins.

Battle A1o defeated Ashland vester-
day at Byrd Park By the score Of 8
10 0: Lohman pitched q good game for
Ashland, striking out ten men. but his
wildness caused his defeat The score:
Battle Axe ...........1 0 / o03i &C
Ashland ............0 9 @ o 0 0 0 90
Batteries: Battle Axe. WHITFIELD and
Deoppe: Ashland. Lehman and Ginner
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and Bagby; for Jones Bros, Taylor and
Vest. Time OF game, one hour and
twenty .ninutes
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OF tho Stars having to catch an early
Han and Dardcn; Church In, stn
Mills and Smith Umpire. Sir. burnett.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Result. Yc.tcrdar.


Indians, :; Peconut Crisp.
Wood workers, E; Horace Wright :
Main street Furniture Co. 4; Jones
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Main street Furniture Go. WIN,

Main street Furniture 60. Wins
ne Main street Furniture Co. defeat
- The Jones EROS yesterday. Good
:aan. ~ the Furniture Co. pitched good
Lai!. aad was given good support BY hts
;sac mates With the bat The score:
Main $. =. Co... .ooo4ooo 900;
Jones BIOS ...........O Q GooI O.
Batteries FOR Main Street Goodman
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
Standing OF tho Clubs.
where They PIny Next snturda

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Richmond Electric Co. vs. Cherry
Smash at Southside Park
Burk & Co. vs. kingan. At Byrd Park
FORMERS VS. Walk over, at Fulton
Park.
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Ihe Iiillsiders forfeited to tho BILL
kins by tho score of to y on failure
To report on tho field.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Savannah: Savannah. 4; Augusta,
Al Columbia: Columbia. 4: Charles
ton. J.
At Jacksonville: Jacksonville. a, Ma
con. !
~ Columbus: Columbus, 8: Albany, O.
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Good Catching stnG.

$500 "ioh IN inc circuit Berger "a
sounsstcr' IS the class OF tho outor
works. '"'
Good Catching Stan.
The ono strong point on tho c,ph g.,
ohck or tho bat Ray Ryan Is grand
. catcher. and Louis wocrth IN eo cool
| mat he Is bound to 20 up CntchInr
Strength is a wonderful asset to anv
! ciuo' ana Is pretty good foundation
ION which TO build, hut-and this ~ "A
Eery strenuous but-there must be
/ pitching. With tho exception OF Sh,ne
and Mcintyre. and possibly sloan tbsro
~ not pitcher In tho OUTFIT strain e.,
either sulking or has lost his arm. In
! "i'hcr event he Is Of no value TO tho
club. II Is said that no has boapted
or IN" fact that no VIII play second
{ Dasc Tor Newport News. IL NewDort
| ,News wants him. Richmond will DO no
loser by letting him 60, unless h. &.
Wiling 70 takc an interest In his yorI,
We have given n cold ANALYSIS OF
tho club as We see It. Tho season has
not begun and we have Implicit CONF
dcnce in Ryan's ability. Further. wo
believe that he VIII get 4 ball club to-
scthcr before ho gets through.
AZ Roanoke. Manager Wall is taking
chances with hcdgl!ngs. II he is lucky.
he viii get together a bali club tina:
may challenge somewhere along tho
line. Right now--but whats the use7
Jesse Tanneh!ll. one OF tho Erandest
fellows In the game. IS in Portsmouth.
II Jesse could play ball he might have
a chance. as II Is. but. again, what's
the use?
They start tho long trek Thursday.
d!agnos!s. We hope We arc. and that
each Of the xix clubs may win n pen
nnnt. II can't be done. but It's q pretty
good little hope At that.
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where They PIny Next snturd

"hsre They Plny Next Saturday.
Battle Axe VS.. Collegians. at Byrd
Park. 2:30 =. NJ.
Ashland vs. Grays. ut Byrd Park. 1880
p. NJ
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Richmond Electric Company Wins.
On ihe SoEthEIds diamond yesterday
M Richmond Electric Company won
iFo5n HuTk in Il long -dTawn-out game
y th- Ecore Of y to 10. The feature
n! tne zane was the pitching OF Wal
tAa!I !tT Lurk and Gentry for tho win
r.rN. L,DEfnWk innde q LeautifuI one
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Grnys Win.
The Grays. champions Of the city
last season. defeated tho Collegians
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Dr. Hnrr. farmland renm u..ax

Dr. 10 Harris Ashland independent
team has about been completed. ana The
season VIII likely open with the fol
lowing lineup: King and De Jar
fin. pitchers: Lancaster, shortston ~
ner or biakey. first base: Riker, second
, pa, hase; swift. third base; Wlghtrnan.
ieIt ned; Jordan. centre field; Cross.
right field. on the team are scveroi
former players OF the Ashlanu Capitai
CITY League. Among them arc Jordan
swirl and Wightman. These men will
games and Messrs. Hart and Vaughan.
tile organizers. arc counting 81 Il sue
cessful season. Games havo been ar
ranged with some OF the best teams in
nearby counties.
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Masonic Home Wins Easy victory.
Masonic Home defeated tho Church
Iiill Stars on the formers grounds bv
the score of II to 4. The game was
called In the seventh inning on account
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12
CAPITOL CITY LEAGUE

Standing of the Teams
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

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