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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
.LYNCHBURG WANTS
TIGER FRANCHISE.
Final Meeting Friday to Raise
Funds for Ball Club in
Roanoke.

Roanoke, Va. February a.-After noon to.
day former President II. C Elliott. OF tho
Roanoke Baseball Association. received a
telegram announcing that meeting OF tho
virginia League has been called for II
o'clock Saturday morning at tho Jefferson
Hotel, In Richmond. whom Roanoke must
make known her decision AZ to whether she
will retain hor franchise for 1914
Because OF thi, development Mr. Elliott
says tho meeting which last night was liked
Tor Saturday evening to mako final report
OF the nnancin! outlook must be held Friday
evening at the Chamber OF Commerce. as III
represent the franchise at the Richmond
President williams of the Lynchburx
Chamber OF Commerce, Will BIO on hand at
the meeting Saturday prepared TO close a
deal for tho transfer of the Roanoke fran
ehise TO Lynchburg Unless Roanoke fans
produce 5000 at tho meeting Friday even
nS al! lie on 80 far a. Roanoke baseball 10
concerned this year. Mr.. Elliott owner OF
the franchise. Is emphatic In saying tina, ne
has a spot carh offer from Lynch6urs and
unless Roanoke people show their desire for
ball by putting up the caBh he will be COM
peIed to dispose OF his holdings elsewhere
that Friday has been GIed as tho nnnl time
limit for raising tho money necessary for
Roanoke to retain its franchise in tho Vir-
S'nia League this season several lovers of
the national game got together and prepared
list OF citizens and business mon who Will
be called upon In the next few days for
contributions. This committee OF fans haE
set to work in earnest to raise the money.
and is determined to sec that Roanoke ma a
baseball hore this GUNNER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
WHITE AND Blue
DEFEATS AGG|ES

Lexington. Va. February 3.-In tn. last
game before Washington and Lee PLAYS
Virginia for the championship of tho star.
The White and Blue easily defeated Marv-
land Agricultural College G5 to 6. Washing
ton and Lee crossed goals from all parts OF
the floor. and the passing of the team show
ed Improvement. Young's long dribbies and
i;cars sensational shots were features. Colo
played the best game for the visitors who
were hopelessIy outclnssed from the STAR,
The Scrubs won from Randolph Macon
Academy by the score of 30 to C. The line
lp:
Washington and Lec--Bear. (captain>. left
FORWARD: Mccain, right forward: Nlilea
Maryland Agricultural College Dcarsiyna
left forward: Mincint. right forward: Hun,
nemnn centre: Vopst. left guard; Shirley
tcaptainj. right guard
Substtution-Cole for Denrstyne. Sum
mary: Goals from neid-Bear (s), Younr
tD. Miles !D. Mccain. t8>. Lille az, Dear.
ttyne, Mincint. Goala from fouis-Miles ~
Cole tO. Mineint ~. Referee. Raftory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
COLE JUMPS BACK
TO YANKEE CAMP

New York. February s.-Leonard L. (Fing)
Soie. who recently jumped organized base
ball and signed threc-year contract with
the Chicago Federal League Club has Jump
ed back TO the New York Americans. Colo
signed one-year contract with tho Yankees
here to-day for $4,000. the figures named
by Cole to President Farrell December g.
Which Farrell duly accepted. Tho salary Is
tho same as the ono stipulated in the Chi
cago Federal League contract which Colo
signed In Chicago December 30. Tho ac-
ceptanco of Coles terms constitutes n legal
contract under baseball Law. according to
Farrell. Farrelrs attorneys advised him tn a {
he legally was entitled to Colee services
Cole declared he would forward a check for
the amount of the advance money he receive
cd from the Federals-snid to DO s5Oo-to his
attorney in Chicago. with instructions to
turn II over to the club officials there
The local American League club will take
no chance OF Coles jumping back TO tho
Federals. and he will be kept here until
February II. when he will report in Hot
Springs with tho Yankee batterymen
President Farrell tonight said no was
prepared to meet any action tho ChIca go
:ntimated that he had reasons for believing
they would not go to court to retain thu
player.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
'ROUS|NG MEETING
HELD BY B0WLERS
Plans for Intercity Tournamen,
Discussed, and Everything
Found in Shipshape.

A meeting Of the executive and al
lied committees of the Richmond Bowl
Ing Association. having In charge the
intercity bowling tournament, which
Is to be held on the Palace Alleys on
the 18th Of this month, was held last
night in Saenger Hall. President s. ".
Williams, of the association presided,
and reports werc heard from tho COM
mittce on tournament. prizes and en-
tertainment. Secretary Jake Rowsey
reported that entries were being re-
ceived at u surprising rate, and that
he felt certain that there would be
moro bowlers competing than had ever
before been assembled on any alloys in
the South. He particularly urged local
bowlers to send in their entry blanks
at once so as to avoid confusion In
classifying the men for the events.
Baltimore and Washington will send
approximately thirty fvc-mon teams,
and In addition will have many two
men teams as W.. rs individuals An
napolis, Nd. will In all probability have
two or three nve-men teams entered,
while Petersburg. Norfolk. Newport
News. Lynchburg and Roanoke will
havo teams entered in all of the classes.
The prizo money Will mount into hun
dreds OF dollars. and merchants will
augment the cash prizes with worthy
gifts to be competed for by the local
and visiting pin knights.
The entry list closes on the 1Ith, 30
that 1t is essential that those who OK
pect to enter send in their names to
Secretary Rowscy at once. Entry
blanks can be secured at the Newport
and Palace Alleys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
ATHLETES PREPARE
FOR DUAL NEE |

The Blues and Spiders arc busy these
days putting In the final touches for
the annual dual indoor track meet be-
tween Richmond College and tho MI
litiamen in the Horseshow Building
Saturday night. Heretofore It has
been very much Of q walkover for the
collegians. but this season tho Blues
have gathered worthy bunch OF nth
letes. and the fight for honors will be
to tho finish. Coach Dobson. of Rich
mond College, Is not Understanding
his opponents. and In endeavorinE to
get every bit of speed possible out of
his charges. The same Ia true with
the Blues. The men who will carry
the colors Of the crack military COM
mand are anxious to make up for past
defeats. and will. therefore. extend
themselves In an endeavor to win. Cap
tain Strother. Of the Blues. is optimis-
ito over his prospects. and. while not
predicting victory. expects to make
far moro creditable showing than
has been made in the past.
The Blues College dual meets have
come to be feature events in Rich
mond, and crowded houses always
greet the stars Of tho boards 1t goes
without saying that this year will be
no exception. Society will BIO out in
force. while friends OF the two insti-
tutions will be on hand In largo num-
bers to cheer their favorites on to VIC
tory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04

OF the balcony at tho auditorium Will
De reserved for colored patrons OF tho
sport. There are any number OF COL
ored mon who are Interested in tho
wrestling game, and the promoters OF
the bouts are anxious to take caro- Of
them.
Big Advance saIe.
rho advance Gale of tickets FOR a..
previous wrestling meet. leading to tho
conclus ion that 30 long as tho match en-
arc clean, fast and attractive the puh
nc IL willing and anxious to pntronIzo
them. People who are regular attend
ants have confidence IN Turner. They
know that no Is always out to win and
they Ike his style OF wrestling Al
ways aggressive he never resorts 10
rough tactics unless he is forced into
them by his opponent. Kiionis, be-
cause of his agility. has come TO BIO
known locally ms The Cat Olsen
Is more on tho order OF the plodder. Ha
starts In TO wear his man down. and
keeps at II until the finish. Little
IL definitely known concerning Null
doom. That he Is good man goes
without saying: his reputation proves
Summing It all up. Richmond Is des,
tined TO sec two as classy bouts as
have evor been staged anywhere. be.
tween boys as we'll prepared and as
evenly matched could be wished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04

seventy yards-nPardner. us: EIwah. 1oI;
Counterpart. lot: Joe Diebold, H. Royal
Meteor. LOG. Bedwell entry.
Fourth race-IIarbor Handicap. three-year-
olds and up. purse. $500. one mlie-Ella Bry.
Ivan Gardner. "a; Deposit, IS; LochieI. ZOE;
purse. $780, 1--WE and n half furiongs-Coming
Coon: ITO; Flying Yankee. lis; Elsewhere,
100 49, Laura e5; Right Easy, log: skeets. lo7;
masterson. lo7; Rye Straw, I0S Jack Kei.
loEG, l07: Coreopsis ITO.
sixth race-three-yoar- olde and UP, selling
purse. $500 one mile and twenty yards-Miss
Frimity. los: Buzz Around. IS: Tay Pay i07;
Brave. III: Bodkin. lc7; Lady Innocence, IS:
PLANT. ITO: Sunguide. lo7; Henrietta W, ITO;
Ia Nun Da. IL; Kinder Lou. l02: Port Ar
Lord Wells. 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04

iusted. A contract was mailed Strain,
but he returned 1T unsigned. He told
us yesterday that the contract carried
contradiction of the statement made by
Secretary Bradley, who says that
strains contract called for an Increase
No trouble is anticipated from Strain,
however. "Thank goodness. we arc
not dependent on Strain" Is the way
the secretary expressed 1t. I'VE will
N fec plenty REs of pitching material here
men from which to pick his pitching
staff. l believe that Strain will be
found in the fold long before March 20
Laval Wants More Money.
Bill Laval is asking for moro money.
and he will probably be granted an in,
crease Bill helped the club as much
finish Bill was one Of the very few
members of tho outfit who were play-
Ing tho game ut all. He Is expected in
richmond shortly. when everything
faction of all.
IT appears now that President Boat
wright NIL not postpone the schedule
attond TO other matters. His schedule
Is all made out. and has been in the
hands of the magnates for nearly a
week during which time they have had
suggested changes Will be made at the
meeting is certain. Norfolk is sure to
ciamor for more Saturdays. while Pc
tersburg will put forth claims for
case, the schedule meeting viii cali
forth much discussion. and 1t Is doubt
iui II the present meeting is not adj
iourned without anything definite hav-
Ing been settled upon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
WH|TTEMORE LEADS
FIELD OF GOLFERS

Pinehurst, NJ c.. February 3.-Parker w.
Whttcmore OF Brookline Mass. to-day LED a
ieid OF LOO golfers In the qualifying round
OF the tenth annual st. Valentines tourna-
ment here. His card was rs, hut he withdrew
IN tnVor or IL. c. Fownes. the veteran Oak
mont player. who made tho round in 70.
Others who qualified for the first flight were:
delphin. 81: u. A. Martin. Ekquanok, VT, 81:
"; a. Faust, Buffalo Country Club. 81:
Swords, Oakland. ss j. H. Ciapp. chew
Ghese: s.: Robert Hunter. weeburn. 81; H.
s. I cTa1ins Gaeenw.ch; 81 r. H. Fortune.
land. Mass 81; T. A. Ashley. Woodland.
Mass. -; II. II. Kerr. Greenwich. Mass, s7
>. y. Miller, Englewood 50: II. c. Chamber
Jain. Column oia. So; Rev T, A. Cheatham. Sal
lsoury. %; Eight flights OF sixteen players
zach Qualified for the match play rounds
which will end Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
SPIDERS TACKLE
CHRISTIAN QU|NT

Tho Richmond College basketball
Tenn VIII v Glnsh with the fast fiye repre-
Sen nbt 'TBBnq G0ese to-
game will start promptly at $40
o'clock, and it is thought that a large
S, % attsna The ESo GGH sohoN
roofing rally last night, and great
enthusiasm was manifested by the stu
plauded.
The Christian College invariably
turns out strong basketball teams, this
They have no football teams, their
undivided, attention being given to
annually turn out one of the strongest
teams in the State. They played the
Lynchburg Y. NJ. c. A. team a few
G Won ago a9 ana The association ve only
fight: and then by the narrow margin
OF one point They Will put their
and are confident of taking tho Spiders
measure.
stT T4e l0saf by n hay been sEsat
Cosby to tho squad. Cosby has PLAYED lave
on the John Marshall qulnt for two
seasons, and is considered by many
one OF the best guards in the city. His
work has always been n feature Of the
,hs, Il. ties, games and /, is thought
before many MOONS. The college will
lineup that has l,eo:r doing such grand
, work 40 for The past two weeks. In Cap
tain "Heinie" Luebert and Brock Rich
mona mo ma College has two of the best for
his STATE Mtehe if and s sashfisn ar e
eDaqds n and Pigs 1f He hsus Go1 circles rs
In. class by himself. With this for 70
miaaple team. the Spiders should be
EPIC 70 take care OF themselves In to-
nights fracas. AT any rate, It will be a
corking good game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04

IhinkS wen OF berger.
Ryan is particularly impressed with
Berger. He thinks that the lad will
moro than make good. While Berger
comes TO the club as catcher, he has
ball club. Six feet tall. well developed,
with world of power In his arm, he
ie the typical athlete. Before leaving
Richmond. Manager Ryan told the
Il believe in that youngster," said
Ryan II believe that he Is going to
lie is surely going to get opportunity
over the lot. He will have his chance
behind the bat. at first, then second
field. He is too big and too fast for
me TO let him go until he has positively
shown me that he Isn't natural ball
player"
Those who followed the Inflated
Spider eleven in 1911 will remember the
Fredericksburg recruit, who almost
won game for the Red and Blue. He
Ing of the line and broken field run
ming aided materially In the few points
Richmond College did score against the
opposition
aIorcland Draws Release.
Along with RcrEer's contract. SEQ
rotary Bradley received INSTRUCTION
from Ryan to send Outfelder More
land his release. Morcland played In
son toward the ,faE end, and while he
showed some ability as a fielder, he
was not 30 impressive but that Ryan
can get better man. Therefore More
get another job before all OF tho man
ayers in the minor leagues are filed
up Pr M fer end is from ", Washington.
TO make S up the "no local an ho HES SSf st
strain positively asserts TINT he has
signed no contract, and that he will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
CAVET
WEARS SUNSHADE:
BY ERNEST j. LANNIGAH,
(Publicity Department. Washington and lie

Don't be surprised If next season in an
american League championship game you
see pitcher wearing shade over III. eyes
rug Cavet. purchased by the Tigers from
the Mobile club. OF the Southern Association
mas lamps that occasionally give him
trouble. and on August IL last he worked
,or the Sea Gulls against the Montgomery
team wearing shade over his eyes II
Cavets eyesight had been perfect that ar
ternoon there Is no telling how much glory
ne would have covered himself with but
even M II was he managed 10 accompIish n
nttie. as the Following summary of his
achievements Will show:
iieid MONTGOMERY to three hits and ono
run. Did not issue n pass make wild
pltch or nit batsman. Came to bat In the
second inning with the bases packed and
own game. $50
Palmer Snedecor and Clyde wares now
brownies. played with Montgomery tho day
the new Tiger wrote his name boldly on
baseball baseball history. said day being August 10,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04

interest Is DIVIDED.
While greatest interest will unQues-
tionably be centred in Kilonis and
Turner, there are hundreds who will
be almost as greatly Interested in the
outcome of the Olsen Muldoon affair
Muldoon IL newcomer, but his repu-
tation as clean and hard man to
tackle has arrived before him. Olsen
has been seen In action here on sew
eral occasions. and has won TO him
many supporters and friends He Is
particularly anxious TO win tonight,
for he has never been thoroughly con-
WINGED that Turner Is his master Nat
urally enough Muldoon is equally as
anxious to be returned a victor. Ho
wants the right to call himself mid
dleweight champion. and the only way
to get that title Is TO wrestle the holder
OF the belt.
While few bots have been recorded,
those few show that Turner Is the
demanding ODDS. SasinS their r0d dema md
on tho result Of tho previous match
colony there Ia plenty OF money being
displayed. but It is by no means anx-
ious money. The countrymen OF Kilonis
are willing to back their man. but they
want their price. II Is business ms well
as sentiment that la causing them to
wager their hardearned dollars. They
believe that Kilonis will win, but they
also believe that. as a gambling propo-
sition they should get the odds they
ask.
AS previously announced, & section
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
Hoppe Defends Title.

New York. February 3.-YiIlie
Hoppe, the 1872 balk line billiard cham
pion. successfully defended his title
tonight. winning by n score Of 500 TO
226 in seventeen innings In only one
inning did Sutton show tho game ne
which he is capable In the fifteenth ba
made run of 1913. the highest string
Ioppes stroke was almost perfect.
est run was 90. Score:
Hoppe-Total. 500; average. 20 III:
high runs, 80, 20, 65.
Sutton-Total, 226; average, 10 5-17:
high runs, 1913, 81, II.
Referee. Albert Cutler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
WRESTLERS AREREADY
FOR GRUELLING GRIND.
Double Bill in City Auditorium Tight Will Furnish
Some Rare Sport for Fans-Tunner and Kilonis B
Both Sure of Victory.
BY "KINDOWN."

double attraction for bill of fare sorvoa
10 the local sport
ana ohn i1onis
weight championship. MnIdon
another finish match
winner or the feature
~ th ely AudoriuH and
women will be admitted
~
All four nrohah
weight limit
should successful
working
bait 'A"pe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
ONE MAN KILLS ANOTHER.
Norborne Akers Shoots Friend Of Mar
rfed DnURhfer.

Roanoke. Va, February 3.-Noah II.
and almost instantly killed this after
noon by Norborne *. Akers, forty-seven
years old, Mt the latter's farmhouse.
shotgun was the weapon used Bad
blood Is said to have existed between
the men for a year on account of the
alleged attentions of Sink to mar
ried daughter of Akers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
BERGER'S CONTRACT IS
NOW WITH SECRET AIRY
Youngster Visits Headquarters and Affixes His Sig
nature Ryan Thinks Well of Hm-Strain and
Laval Constitute Hold Out Brigade

the
or
with
Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
o,Connor to ST. I.oni.

Springfield. Mass. February 3.-Cetoher
Patrick F. OConnor to-day announced that
he had signed with tho st. Louis Nationals
for next season. He says he turned down
offers from two Federal League clubs
O'Connor was Drafted by BIT. Louis from
Kansas City. where ne he's caught for three
years. He was a member OF tho Pittsburgh
team whom they won tho worlds champion
ahIn I'm lp0a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
Acndeny Lac.

Blackstone. Va. February 3-virginia
Christian College defeated Biackstone Acad-
emy 1uint 20 to 90 in a hard fought and
scrappy game. Although outweighed over
twenty pounds to the man. Blackstone
fought with never-say-die spirit. Beveillo
starred for the locals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
DOCTORS AT FRANKLIN.
Meeting Of Southampton County Medical As
ISOLATION Held.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Franklin. Va. February "a meeting OF
the Southampton County Medical Associa-
ton was held hero in tho Young Mems Bust
ness Association Hall. DR.. w. B. Barnam. OF
Newsoms. presiding. Lectures on pneumonia
were given by Doctors r. H. Cobb and
George w. Hayes. DR.. J. II. CuIpeper, OF
Norfolk. gave a lecture on tho gastric ulcer.
After the lectures the local physicians in
vited the association to attend banquet at
the Stonewall Inn. After the banquet the
association enjoyed a smoker. given by tho
Young Mems business Association OF this
place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
sAIAsHEs WINDOWS IN JAIL.
Alleged Desperate, Raymond Stroupc Claim,
Lack of Attention.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Bristol. Va. February 9.-Clniming lack OF
attention. Raymond Stroupe, tho youthful
alleged desperate, held here for trial for
the murder of Policeman William Campbell.
whom he shot down six years ago and then
made his escape. created a scene to-day by
smashing every window In the city jail that
was within reach. l.. p. Summers, his coun-
sell had just arrived at the jail and heard
the crash of glass. Stroupe Will be sent to
the dungeon cell unless he pledges better be-
havior.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
'DAN MAHONEY TO
COACH GENERALS

Lexington, Va, February 6.-Dan Mahoney
of Utica, n Y, has been engaged as base
bell coach at Washington and Lee to
cecd Al Ortiz. National League umpire. Ma
honey, who played baseball and football at
Holy Cross for four years was a member
of tho Cincinnati club in 1911.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04

Hampton, Va, February s.-Dr Stephen g.
Synagogue New York City. delivered at
Hampton Institute Sunday an eloquent
address in commemorat!on of General Sam
ue Chapman Armstrong, who founded tho
Hampton school In 1868.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
Dartmouth Trims Army.

West Point y. Y. February 3.-Dartmouth
outclassed the Army on the Ice to-day and
won easily by OF to 8. The cadets
played aggressive game throughout, but
lacked team work. Tuck and Wanamaker
did the bulk of Dartmouth's scoring Craw-
ford and Royce were best for tho Army Tho
leo was only fair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
BIO DEAL ooNsUn1slATED.
FRANKLIN Company Takes Over Valuable
North Carolina Lands.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Suffolk. Va. February S.-The biggest deal
was consummated to-day when tho Camp
Manufacturing Company. of Franklin. took
Lumber Company of Baltimore. Nd. In
GLIDING timber lands. camps. box factories.
North Carolina countieB-Dupiin. Sampson
and Fender Tho money consideration was
k470, 00Q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
TIGER CATCHERS
HAVE ALL SIGNED

Detroit Mich. February s-The s,rn.d
contract OF Delmar Baker. recruit catcher
itoW the Lincoln tNeb.) club was received
to-ohy oy President Navin OF the Detroit
American League Baseball team
Al OF the Detroit catchers have now Sign
CO. and with the exception OF Pitcher Vii.
iett, VINO Went 10 the Federal League onIy
Two veterans have not accepted teT,n ~ ~,
!Sli. They are Outnelder Sam Crawford
now WIN the PLAYERS making t. trip around
tns woild, anc Del Ga!ner. first basamun
IheTe have been ruInors that Crawfor.
VIII tank business with Federal League mar
nates WHOM nc retnrns to the United States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04

Amateur Baseball Commission to Meet.

meeting g OF the Amateur Baseball Commission will be held to-
at $3.50 o'clock National
= julien d. Hill the commission is anxious that ALI
DC on hand
10 DC transacted and will permit OF all the
being accomplished
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04

Charlottesville Va, February 9.-Randolph-
Macon Academy auint. OF Front Royal. was
defeated tonight by Jefferson School "a to
10. Superb shooting OF Wood and Surran and
strong guarding OF Jones and Niche feat
ured for tho victors. Early OF centre toss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
Devore siuna Contra.,

Philadelphia. February S.-The signed con-
tract OF Josh" Devore. outnelder. was re-
ceiveo to-day nj tho local National League
club office. Devore was granted an increase
In salary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04
Flon DoeSn't Ann>ar

c. College basketball team failed to maks
an appearance hero tonight for a game
scheduled with the local Y. NJ. G. 4.