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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-24

tenant captain on the scouting cruiser
Garcia in 1887. His next commission
was with the military department of
the imperial navy office, and later
he became officer on the ironclad
Wurttemberg.
His ability gained his steady pro-
motion and he was made korvette-
captain and leader OF the central Of
flee Of the imperial naval board in
1894. Four years afterwards he be-
came frigate-captain and commander
OF the ironclad Aegir. His next ship
was the cruiser Hansa. He became
captain at sea In 1900. Within five
years he was a commodore in charge
OF the scouting ships. with the duties
OF second admiral of the first squad
ron. II befell him 10 take charge OF
the work OF setting up the new naval
stations from Kiel to Conderberg in
Schleswig in 1905. lie was awarded
for his work in connection with that
undertaking by being promoted TO
vlce-admiral In 1909.
Admiral Johl (upon the outbreak OF
the present European difficulties) Is
one OF the few commanding German
naval authorities. who have been or
German ship when II exchanged
| the actual shots OF war. The only
opportunity Germany has had to tr!
out the navy, since Admiral Won "Trip
| ltz renovated IL. was at the forts a
Taku. China, in 1900, while the Box
ers were active.
Admiral Pohl, like his superior. Ad
miral Won Tirpitz. is an exponent oI
large navy for Germany, He woult
Z divide the fleet into two squadrons
one to be kept in the North Sea ir
order to protect the German coast
and the other squadron to roam th'
worlds waters seeking prizes and do
ing what IL can TO destroy property o.
the enemy.
u With the kaiser he is extremel!
popular and wears. as a gift from hi
sovereign. the medal of the secon'
class with black order of tn
Crown. The Car. whose ships Vol
. Pohl must try to destroy, has be
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-24
With the Men Who Fight for Father|and
Some PaW

for his safety on his trained cow
horse to hold that rope taut and the !
steer in position. With marvellous
dexterity he "hogties" with num-
ber of half bitches looped about the
hind feet and one fore foot of the
steer. The man stands erect, raises
both arms In the air, and Crutch-
field has not only won the steer rop-
ing championship, but has ridden
down, roped, thrown and hogtied a
steer in twenty seven seconds, being
within six seconds of the best record
ever made, but the best record was
made on slower animals than the
Pendleton steers.
In the early days OF the Panhan-
die, Samuel Maverick was 80 sue
cessful in claiming unbranded cattle
that any "slick-ear" (steer not mark
ed on the ears or branded) found on
the range about which inquiry was
made was promptly assigned to his
ownership, and Slick ears eventu-
ally became known as mavericks"
Hence the first to rope an unidenu-
fled animal could claim ii, so the sig
nificance of the term maverick
race" Is easily understood.
For a wild, devil-may-care, mad
cap, everybody for himself rush and
the most realistic incident Of range
life, take a maverick race. A bunch
of two dozen cowboys line the track
across the arena In the corral ahead
the steer is already poking his nose
through the gate. But the cowboys
must hold their horses until it has
! one hundred foot start; the first
man that gets a rope on the steers
| horns and holds it wins. But this
steer was not born yesterday. Dodg-
ing the encircling ropes. he clears the
! high board fence and is among the
spectators on the bleaehers.
The first straight run and Jim
Roach throws and holds an ugly gray
maverick in the press. One maver-
ick, instead of fleeing, with snort
of mingled rage and fear, charges
through the center of the awaiting
cowboy outfit. There is melee
two horses go down, but with yell
they are after 1t in the opposite di'
rection: and Narcissus Mckay, ar
Indian, is the winner.
As the strings Of horses, each with
rider and helper are led out in from
of the grandstand, We see that the
pony express has become the pastimt
of the cowboy and the pony expires!
race is run to commemorate the skill
of the old pony express riders. Like
all the events of the Roundup. !
has its rules which are rigidly en-
forced. 1t is run on each of th'
three days with cowponies, and m
racer or professional horse can en-
ter. When you get such riders a
Braden Gerking, "Hoot" Gibson
John Baldwin, and Armstrong; yoI
/ are sure of that lightning-like move
: ment which characterizes the Round
up.
The grandstand rises en- masse an
/ they are off, and the six riders pla
for the pole. The crowd lets loos'
the high pitched range yells ech
from the cowboy contingent, the In
dians yip/ or watch stoically, whil
the helper awaits the arrival of hi
riding partner with cigarette airil
: hanging from a corner of his mouth
One man is bucked clean off; an
others mount leaps into fence in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-24

slowed on him the ST. stanislaus Or
der.
Crown Prince Frederick william
Victor.
The most extraordinary figure in
Europe today is the young Crown
Prince of Germany, thirty-two years
of age. Riding at the head OF his
troops, the most significant of his
characteristics is profound admir-
alton for Napoleon. He believes in
rule by divine right, and is said to
be impatient TO have this divine right
go into effect. Several years ago
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-24

generation cllnging tenaciously to
his "two to three" German standard
against Great Britains insistent two
10 one"
admiral Hugo Won POhI.
The chief OF the admiralty staff In
Germany Is a mild gentleman So
years OF age. Admiral Hugo Pohl was
born in Breslau on the 25th OF Au-
gust 1855. When he was only twenty
one years of age, in 1876. he became
lieutenant in the Imperial German
navy and three years later was made
first lieutenant. He became lieu
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-24

his appearance at the Reichstag, to
dissent from the chancellor's propos-
cd peaceful arrangement with France
about Morocco, made him the leader
OF the war seeking element in Ger
many. and incidentally led to consid-
cradle friction with his imperial faith
er
The crown prince is tall. slim and
impulsive. His full name is Freder-
William Victor August Ernst. The
late Queen Victoria, his great grand
mother, was his godmother. After
completing a course at the military
cadet institution at Ploen. like the
kaiser, and his grandfather. Emper-
or Frederick, he attended Bonn Uni
versity. on the completion of his
university course in the spring of
1903 he set out on his travels.
To train him for his future rekpon-
sibilities he was first sent to the Of
fices OF the Potsdam provincial gov
eminent for study of local ajminis-
tration. Then he was turned over to
the Prussian ministry OF the interior
to acquaint himself with the intricate
routine through which two thirds OF
the German people are governed
/ Since then the crown prince has stud.
led naval administration at the ad.
miralty, besides acquiring some
, knowledge OF the workings OF Bis
uarckian diplomacy at the foreign
office.
He married the Duchess Cecilia o.
Mecklenburg-S -Schwerin. in 1905. Tn,
kaiser has remarked to his hotheajet
son: well. William is no diplomat
l will admit 1t, but believe the fel
low has got marrow in his bones. Ht
Will turn out to be our Moltke yet
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ieer, 9ibliotbsier tiRsa 8ooIoaii9en @dri
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gtbung giilbduisHs, bic Der 3etItoruHgs.
putb Der ihparBsR Silfstrupptn oes al,
ler1rfilihltsH@ Qdnbes dusqcliefert pllr.
ben, iiHb genanri: 6ds absr 5000 Gin.
fupbusr 5dblenbr Gorf 9runItatt an ett
81, has DerF arbers Dlorl6peiler nit
1000 SeeIen, bas 9prf 6ladslanbsu mil
700 Sstlsn, alle brsi I'M aauton Mliilz
hnuIens Sib, Iolpie Der aantpnsbuuptort
Gambler NIT $50 ginpobnern.
Glttir9, has ebsufdIs in g~tinbesbGnben
mar, 1T cine artisfabt an Der Sn. Rod
Der 9oIisBdblunq BON 1910 bat es $500
g%iHpobHtr, ENC sbanoetiIae UNI cine tdz
tbOliife Hirdt, ttne Gpndaoae, Elm Suns
nahum unb cine Ianbtpirtb @inz
terfduls. 3estlFa6ritsn unb Stsinbrii1e
bilheH bic 6auptiHbRitrie.
Don ben bier eerdnnfen Srten 1T MtiIz
baufen ALIEN miIttGriT1 btoeutIam; auBer
ibm 1T e nur nod mutia in BEN IN 5ries
bsns5eiten Mflitdr Iiegt (unO siuor bds
g. Battalion bts l43. SnFautetieregis
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Scr gsertD ses rnfnf4en eeeres.

Sn benz .Mtilitdrs Do6enblatt" finbet
ii4 in elmer Qbbanbtang iiber bic gtreits
trdftt Seiterreits unb Serbiens folaeHbe
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bielfa6 unterI6dbt tpirb, 70 pirb Sie
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3dbl na9 bon auBeroroentliGer 5tdrte
tit, fam Rtemanb beitreiten, bic 3abl ents
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res, b6bere 6iibrung, 8eipdfFnuaq, Qtss
riTtuna, Gage unb Qusbe6nuna bes
5tddtsgebietes, beHen G~iIeababnucb, &C.
linnuag oer 8eb0ltsrung Ii. oerel. mebr.
IS ifeint nidt unangebro6t, iest baa
ran 5u %erinnern, 6dB in reGeiter 3eii
RuBlqnb dQein nod niemals iiber cine
ebenbiirtige Qrmee ben Gieq e%rrunqer bat;
1877 mare tbm obue 6tlFe oes Giiriten
Carol onn &umdnien ni1t einmaI BE
Rieberiperfung Der 8iirtet e%eltingen; Der
moOerneH idpduifden Qrmee geqeniiber
I'M maub1huriI6tn arieqe erIttt auBlauS
cine empftubli9e Rieoertaqe. Sier fei etns
ooB bic tiir8li6 In Der prsfe
oft aufgetaltdte 9ahri6t Der itattgeAa65
4ufitelung bon flint neuen ruTifdtn
9rmeetorps unribtig lit; oieTe Nrmess
torps e~riiiren midi. 2[uf bic dllgemeine
9eurt6eilang Der Qrmecn peiterer @roBs
et~n8ugebsn, mohten mir sur 3eit
unterIafen, bds dbsr tarn p6ne nebers
aasgsIproaeH peroen, bag Bic
8ebrmdft felt BEN qroBen Rrieae
l870/71 unabldifig. nit srobter SHienIis
tat uno au0auernbem 5lsiB an fTd al
Fat. Nae militdrif1en 8orbereis
gum 4riege, ipefd6er 9yt lie or6
ieien, Iin6 nit %betdnnter beutTder Gcsa0s
itub Srbnung getrofFer mansmirD
o1nt lleber6ebnng ldeen biirfer, bag
BEN giniritt srnfrr @rtie.
nile init opller Ruhe i'm @eFttut4M dlf
8ptt aun ieine eiatre Staris entaeasn
tanr.4 (Dw Mrtitrp III lHfs bor
aaabruq oes efaBeN arisgss eri@isntn)
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Bran Ia nainremab aentiet In Brit.
btns1dtm, nnb namsnili9 IN Gpobsn
mdierktsH NuflAiDunaA, pie mir 4,
binttI ms bdbeH, beh Btrib mfiidri,
fdtr MabndbmeH 81 umisrinibtn, arb
nur ibrr NahibtiIf unb @apddsn in
geiraht ~ Sieben bic - ME nit iebtr
menItiidm Gmridtuns - aud MT btr
alIrtHtbaItung elmer horieu M,bruloat
pnbunbsn fHb. Gobalo fhiptre 3tiitH
tommtn uub be g0Itsr oufangsn, dHtu
GriebmsIhafmrirr gum &rob ibrt ardft,
81 msTru, tritt aud Der @ertb elmer
Harlem RIFtune pieber in ben @oresrs
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%Stimmm8sOtfO pom Der daerrei6fGa4 aao6iaarmna.

gsnoft N, 3ablien lDir bain. WirnIh
tteitn Ginornd mdfie bic grieasertldruud
e%Helanos. Wian bate 70 Sis @efibl, ais
Oh elu iiaber @ermanbier Ylaslin fiji
tetuottlig at8M uns lnenbe. gpisTf
Dds nerlpmotfhafili6e @er6dlins bes
sHgliiden uHb ocuti@sn 5ufes niaiE BE
eHti dttbtrb, Rule. mir IN Seaerrsidj
Bdbth tuuisr an elmer itarien lleberlhds
buns ots @ugIdHoers laborirl. Benn
man bier SamaHbtm Iagie, er fdbe fpis
EN- ~euai0noer aus. gait bas ipie cline
StaHbeserbDbung @ngldnbcr uno @sns
tlsnaH iino fir uns ioeniiI6e gsariffr.
Wan tauft bier nit @orliebe snoIiIhr
SurlsfDadrrn, eHglii6e SiIhbetede, enas
lii4e Hrobdtten, en9liide Sdirme uno
Sto@ englilae 6ite, englii@e aleioers
ltotte, tluj, mas elegant mar, muBte bas
AolettIb sengltfh" neben ii6 baden, Ionft
gait e niht pirt. Run reiBt ung bic bris
ttihe ariegserildrnug ans ben enaIfIheR
9mlmeln. Wir empfiHben Fe ais unsbel.
tOel @ngIan6 feline Glotte in BEN 9ompf
ir1r Inn ben 3petbuno our9 llebermatf
81 st6r0heln, mir empfinben lie als I'M.
gsre4t, neil mir in @naldnb taiIens unb
tuIturperDdnotes 2uub fdben. ggir bdfs
ten @ngIdnbs 9orseben bearifftn unb
ipobl enti6uloiat penu Der 9reibunb al
to getporon iDdrs. Nun 1T aber Bis iebt
Bios Der 3nei6uno auF bas G6Iadtfeib
getreten, iDdbreno mir nit Decorator 9erz
numbering ieben, ipie StalieH, auf SeFen
UnperIdBlt9teit als 8unoesdenofen id
sic faon in meinem 8riefe bom so. SUM
artmertidm madte. mad ben onfdnaIi6en
begetiterteH SanbgebuHgeH INNER filler
uno INNER neltrdIer ntrb. 1lmTo Thmes
rer uno unidoner erideiHt uns Gnqlanos
8or9eben.
Snoem i4 Sbuen bas I@rei6e, briraen
Die Rufe Der 3eitungsiunoen: .Grtrousz
gabe!" bon Der StraBe beruuf. Die
8ldtter meloen ben 5aa BON Qitti6 unb
Die oiterrei6iide 0feniibe in auBIonb.
Die @reigniHe lafen BEN gebunten fein.
Set gum rihigen 8erneileu. Mon
tonute fonIt iiber bic Binfelsiioe bes
S@idldls na9Oenten, Sus oerabe ben mo
harden, Der Denn MIR irqen0m5aIih ben
5rleoen BADEN lDolte, in ben arobfen
beritridt, ber felt Sa6rbunberten ers
regt puroe, bds 5tpei Wdnner ME Grss
5ran3 5srbindnb unb ben Ges
9artpig, bic duf odiIelbe nur NIT
perl4teoenen Ititteln 6inarbeikten. fat
tnapp Dor anbru9 beg arie6ss ms SEM
feits beruFt.
9lan ge5t ieBt f4on gau3 rubig an BEN
8el4dften rorbet, bic gefperrt itno, unb
8efiber 6ur4 cine Mitt6eilung Dem
Blblttnm betdunt geben, buB Te infOlae
5tubetufung bis auf peiteres" i6re Ca
talieBen maBten. Ran 3udt ni1t
ne9r NIT Der Wimper, tpenn man b6rf,
odB bic fer6tiae 9bnaftie felbf in bic
Rorbaffoire Oes gr56sr8og S~6ronfolgers
'erridelt gepeTen iei. man muB ia bic
1tsbertgen 8egriffe BON Civilization unb
elmer Rebiiion unterperfen. 8enn
nan aber cine Shpabron 6uTaren init
oo9rufen begriiBt, porbeireiten febt, uts
8riegsIieber bort uuo 6emerft.
pie Der iunse, elegante 0ffi3ier lddelnb
nit elmer itterIidsoornebmeR 6anbbepes
Jung sum abidieb mint, odm itimmt
inen gerabe Oas 9d6eln un6 bic Glegans
Q trdurtg, neil lie pie 8oten elmer pl6ba
i'd btnabgeiuntenen 3eit aumutben.
6erbiuanb G9etber.
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guHb. linb gar mahAtr, Der nod Dor
Rur5tm iibtr bic iva1ltRbm Gteuerldlien
icbHit, erifnni itbt, tpie rsdt BET aroBt
AkAaecr bet arlsestunh 8tlDmaridda
@fuf WDittf, bate, ols st im beuti0sn
@sidstaps am II. Sanunr 1887 be fiaf,
if4tn morie ipraa: Die Qrmst n BIZ,
%Dotusbmie oasr 3uifintIoutu IN itbsm
eduot; benu Fr 0IIrih ermSslibt bas
esftben a1sr abriasR Giariatunstn,
ole poIttHat unb biitgsrIias grtibeii,
dus Gdopfuneu b,r auIiur, bic GiHan
sen isbtu unb fallen NIT benz 6stre." -
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Sin aug BEN gsIs elmer aItdOetisen
gOlsnfdmilie Itammenbes ~lebenssroBes
9rait6ilb Shilers, bas, rad anltbt bes
betdHuttn grofsTprg Or. @ufdb R5nnede
in Mdrbuts eth @etf @HtpH gtaff's, ben
Didtsr in ~. 2ebensjabr bartlett 1856,
lit fotben in ben gsTB zines @eimdrer
antiaudrs seldnet. Ser greis bes Bill
bts, nas in's @eimdriTde Snilerbans
stbOrt. bstfGgt 5000 Mdrt. 0ie Gtubf
MsiHrdr, ols @rbdltsrin bts Sdnfss, hufft,
bob bieie 5uunme ~dufeebrddt pirb, i'm bds
Meri benz Msimdgsr G9iaaBouIe sn e.,
baIttu.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
Canadian Wins
First Honors In
Golf Classic
MISS FLORENCE HARVEY DEFEATS
MRS. X. III. BARLOW,
CHAMPION. /.

PINEHURsT. N. c. March 2s--Can-
ada won honors in Pinehurst classic
United North and South Amateur Golf
championship for the first time in his
tory today. Miss Florence L. Harvey,
three times Canadian and the present
Ontario champion. defeating Mrs. r. II.
Barlow, the present Eastern champion,
and twice runner UP In the National
in today's final round OF the women's
event.
The Canadian MAD the best of 1t
throughout. for Mrs. Barlow was up
on the second hole only. Her de-
termined rally. however. made the con-
test brilliant and uncertain one
which held a gallery OF several hun
dred people at high tension. The out
ward journey developed close play, but
little that was spectacular.
The cards: Miss Harvey. out. 665. 453,
s6S-46: In, ass, se6. 655--46-e2.
Mrs Barlow. out. CSC, 664. 634--45 .
In. 466, 644, 7546--44--S9.
In the remaining divisions play was
also keen. Miss Agnes Bl&nck. Of
Mbntclair, won the second; Mrs. A. A.
Helebecker. OF Hackensack. the third.
and Miss Priscilla Beall. Of Uniontown.
the fourth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
Senators Trim T'hiIlics.

WASHINGTON. March 2s.--By
plugging the deliveries OF Jacobs and
Alexander for a total of fourteen hits
the Senator'S sent the men of Doom
down to defeat this afternoon by the
score of 6 to 2, In the first of three
game series.
There wasn't any question about the
superiority OF the Senators. They OUT
hit, outpitched and outfeIded the
Phillies. Perhaps the fact that the
Quakers were upset by the presence
of a United States marshal in the
stand with a document ordering KILL
ifer to produce his person in a Mich
igan court had something to do with
it: when Doom heard of the presence
of the official he notified him that
killifer would be on hand at the hotel
in the evening 70 accept service and
the marshal agreed to wait until then.
The paper ordered killifer to produce
his person before the Grand Rapids
Western section of the federal grand
Jury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
Busch 5 Regulars
Defeat Yanigans
In Fast Contest
FIRST TEAM WINS OUT IN FINAL
INNING ON BAIsNETTs
DRIVE.

PETERSBURG. VA, March 26.--
Buschs Regulars defeated his Yani-
gans at Parkinson park this after
noon by extending themselves to the
limit with slight assistance from the
umpire and the lack OF third base
man for the YAnigan team. and q
timely three-base hit by First Base
man Barnett, who has commenced
his old habit of breaking up games
In the pinches.
At the beginning Of the ninth In
ming the Yanigans were three runs
In the lead. CNve Richmond. an
old war horse,s who had been called
In ~ check Inc yxMik xns; xtArted ths
tuning With = satety n le{t 0el0l
ID sss i NJ &! - \: T.. y q =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
LAFAYETTE EASY
FOR GENERALS
LILLE HOLDS PENNSYLVANIANS
TO ONLY TWO
HITS.

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
LEXINGTON. VA, March "a
Washington and Lee defeated
Lafayette today in initial game, to O.
The game was pitchers battle.
Evans and Lille doing fine work for
their respective teams. The first score
was made in third, when Rives trlpled
and Lille singled
SScore by innings:
r. H f.
Lafayette =. 900 90 oan--- o Q
w. and L.. Dol 100 20s-- 0
Batteries: Lafayette--Evans and
Wright w. and Lille and Dom
ahue. Umpire. Al Ortiz.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27

ATLANTA, GA, March 26.--Frank
Chances Yankees smeared AtlantA's
champions of the Southern league all
over Ponce de Leon park this after
noon The Gothamites won by score
Of ] 3 to in one of the fastest exhibit
tons they have played so far in train
ing.
In honor OF the local popusace.
Chance sent Carl Thompson and Ed
Sweeny. two former Crackers, into the
points.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
MCGUIRE WINS
INITIAL GAME
DEFEATS FREDERI OK BUR G
COLLEGE By $40
SCORE.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian)
FREDERICkSBuRG VA. March
26.-The baseball season opened here
today with a victory for McGuire's, OF
Richmond, over Fredericksburg coll
'lege. The score was s. to 2.
The game was iistless from the
start. affording little excitement.
Neither team had any decided advan-
tage. but McGuires showed better
practice and team work than the
iocals The email score was due to
the fact that neither team could
secure hits when they were needed.
Batteries: NsGu.re's Baldwin and
Craven. Fredericksburg Sullivan.
Freeman and Wiiloughby.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
Rain Prevents Game.

GALVESTON, TEXAS. March 36.-
change of scene for the Giants from
the long stay In Marlin brought bad
weather
There were other reasons why they
couldn't play a ball game. Shortly
after the players arrived at the park
in the afternoon 1t began to rain.
There were about dozen soldiers
present, and after passing the ball
around in the wet for a few minutes
the team beat it back to the hotel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
NJ ERNEST POLLARD.

Heading the most illustrous array
Of baseball artists ever aggregated by
1 major league pilot Manager Connie
Mack and his champion Philadelphia
Athletic OUTFIT win arrive here this
morning at s o'clock for game this
afternoon at Broad street park with
the Richmond Colts.
After defeating the Raleigh team
OF the Carolina league. yesterday after
noon by q large score, the Mackmen
boarded their special car last night at
IL o'clock and started en- route TO
Richmond. The squad which Is bound
or this city ia not n bunch OF fani-
lgans. but comprises practically the
entire lineup who put crinap In the
worlds championship aspirations of
Manager Muggsy McGraw, and his New
York Giants.
Baker Comtng.
Home Run" Baker, the stellar third
baSeman of the Athletics. to whom all
slab artists look alike, Eddie Collins.
whose knowledge of the fine points
Of baseball has placed him on re-
cord a. being ons of the most emf
uent ball tossers who ever donned
mn American league uniform. Eddie
Plank and CHIEF Bender, the twirlers
who figured prominently In the last
worlds basepaii series. ana Scnans' :
youngsfer VINO o,sunsuisheu h'nsse SCI.
ny hts Keoa showing ~ a,nsl sas -ssm
Workers. Will AL oe seen TINS aitef'aooi'
In Broad street park. In fact. the en-
tire lineup who will represent the
Quaker City this year In the American
league Will be seen In aouon, ana =
rAre exhioation OF oaseoaA ptayins
In store 1or tno sport lovers Va Aaen
mond.
Schang will wear the air pads for
the Athletics, while big Chief Ben
;der viii probably be selected by Man
arer Mack to hrst confront the Rich
nnr,d hattars. Plank and Bush will
nlso tos. \ few over for brief periods.
sstisaeA with CeIts.
r.. - 80. @ho+ Manauer rvan,s
= - -. -. .as,,raa orIv four aavs
cl1 ,osai ,,sInt aavs thar his
pEActlcc. .ne .d .nnd,t,cn ara nn,ess
.SHa 800 FOOD showing AGAINST the
,aae,ars i. utII ~ = enor-
AmeIicAn asAs ~, 90 ssrratarv
s nous .nIpse xxn praas.v hnnorad
.,.r v,sit va.tardav
sne - ~ ars. .irna sinca thew
M4se noon ~. yUnan - iaft fha
e p.,.sd +a Ioa Hsu.ler tha
Suk e. " .s.a - +ha haII Int that
$1,000. u pwsn nad dnna well in en-
.ss,.. s,c,, ! ,iEelv bunch OF Young
ol.ank su ,sasa,a ~. rsnmtat,or az the
$3.50 - ap n,..h rssras ~ - rarfor-
=, rrs,,ou. .aasons
Anusn =. pans.v Shsnna ara Nc
nmaliwo ou. ,ss ~ r;,cn.rs vhn have
. aua' shs,r worth viii race
W. o,,.rvsn . Mackmen this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
Fyers Made Captain.

MACON. GA, March 26.-Johnny
Evers was appointed captain of the
Braves today, and from now on he is
In entire charge of the Boston team
in the field Branley Hogg, pitcher.
was returned to the Mobile club, al
the Southern league. and the practice
game was missed. The days doinss IN
camp were quiet. The second team OF
the St. Louis Browns came to town
and scored so many runs off Macon IN
the first few innings that the scorers
quit, The Browns won, and that all
that's known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
TWO MORE ARRIVALS
IN BASEBALL CAMP
SNYDER AND GRIFFIN REPORT
TO MANAGER RAY
RYAN.

Arrivals at the local baseball camp
yesterday were Snyder. OF Columbus,
O., left fielder. and Harry Griffin. who
last year was member of the Colts
pitt hing STAFF.
Snyder comes here with the repu-
tation OF being good hitter. fast
base runner and one who can cover
acres Of ground in the outer gar
den. He is formerly Of the Central
league, an organization comprised Of
teams from the States OF Indiana, Ohio
and Michigan. The Dutchman has been
playing class h baseball for several
years and Is expected to occupy one
o. the positions In the outfield.
Griffin says he In feeling dne and
expects to be in condition in = few
days.