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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
New Feds SIN SCREAMING

NEWAR y. J., March a5-HcvA,on-
ments here to-day tended TO complicate
nrnoe ana gave rise TO what may
nppSar 20 he new bone of contention
IN inc Federal League camp Patrici,
i, towers. who with Harry +. Sin
Cia;!r, IS now in possession OF fran
SHtSe, To-Day declared that unless tho
!hdianapolis club is turned over intact
10 Newark he and Sinclair would nor
accept the team. ave-
" Is understood that the BROOKLYN
feds nave claims on at least two of
NAT NAT the deal for these players. be-
iIneu' or the team will not be accent
able. The two players mixed nm In
an. 1hs deal are Benny kaun. the out
Lacquer IL" II
!. + TrG 3a, Marshall, Texas. came word
x ,aIG tG;,da% that Manager George sto-
team. had been wired by President OH,
more 70 come 20 New York Immediate
S;;oFaii is expected 10 reach New
session at the Hotel Biltmorc on Fri
GAY. Is understood that at this
heating the final plans for placing a
Stovall LETT Germany" Schaefer in
TyHarEe OF ne Kansas City men at
Marsha!i 1t was stated that Schaefer
- no" slated 10 manage the team to
be placed in Kansas CITY this season,
aNc mat Stovall has been called to plav.
n'si baS. Tor the indianapolis team, TO
replace Charles Carr. who has mi haen
onereo a contract for this year. This
arrangement is understood here nor Ia
mean mean that Manager Phillips of the
supplantcd.
Powers made 1t pretty plain to-day
ihat he was perfectly satisfied with the
h"nsas city squad at Marshall and
mat he would prefer 10 have tho IN
u!anapolis team switched to Kansas
lily u he could have the men original
besides being without kauff and Eoi
k"nherg. is also suffering because Nc
hetchnie and Campbell, both regulars
",i me championship team, are classcd
US ho!h-outs. Powers, however is pa :
ucht!E awaiting the meeting on Fri :
gay, when the matter Will be threshcd
OUT. ~ IS believed here that a general
transfer OF players IS being contcm
plated 10y tho league heads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
INQUIRIES TO PLAY ASHLAND


McGuire's and Ashland High School
promises 10 be Il lively struggle Coach
butcher has been working hard with
tho Mcclure boys and expects to turn
out n good team.
Although the exact lineup Of neither
team is known, yet McGuirc's Will
probably start as follows: Melton or
Leach. catcher; Parrish. Powers or
Johnson, pitcher; Ewcll jcaptain). FIRST
base: Starkcy, second base; Whitmorc,
sh"rtstop; Maryc, who has been play =
ing third. will probably go to the out
Held on account Of an injured hand,
and his place Will be filled by Gresham.
The outhcld will most likely be Cog =
bill. Marye and Robertson or Little
Maryc.
Ashland was beaten badly by John
Marshall the first part of the week. but
the weak spots have been stopped IN
ana they are confident of making Il
better showing against McGurcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
WASHINGTON HORSE SHOW
WILL BE SOCIETY EVENT
Abandonment of Nndisun square Gur-
den show Mnk"> 'mpitni City Affair
biggest butduur Number.

~, .c,I,..,,.r|,,- = ~, n.
", w h ;,, IN ~, "i"r,n
~, Mh5n M; ~, .-'', .'Ie N"."' 10 pc
isns To- ~. i'll, tg.r..s, and ms, 81,
!tSslt "a ~ -"'' So" ever 1890 ~
IN. .1.i,od Ioe na,ii,, "Io hy'AS re-
,nH s,aTin wan, ". -, =, >
q, auIln"' q, ''','l", tNh' ,tnfS or
M >"s' ,,o", 4i.. ~, A"nnuen-
. nhn,. lie, f.1' IL, @ EN-
~ ~ - ,j 49,. !', ~ 'N',l' as
!! M mGA ~ "', 'ne hprS"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
BANKERS BEAT ACADEMY
Schoolboys Unable to Cope With Fnst
First National bank Squad.

Tho First National Bank easily de-
feated Richmond Academy IN a six
inning affair mt Byrd Park yesterday.
The Baptists were crippled by tho alb
sencc from the game OF several OF the
star players. while the Bankers had
their regular lineup In action.
This Is the first line the Bankers
have gotten together this season, and
by the looks OF yesterdays fracas II APP
pears that they are even stronger than
they were last year. Every man on
the team annexed n hit. while the
showing of bill" shelton. who pitched
the first four innings, was especially
gratifying. He allowed only one single
during his occupancy Of the mound.
The score by innings: II II T..
First Natl Rank o 4 o. 10 /
Richmond Acady Q u Q 0--l :; 3
Battcrics--Shclton Vincent and Cor
don: BInford and Shackelford. Umpire.
Dean liaw
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Williams Win. Tennis Round.

BOSTON, MASS, March 25.-R Nor
ris Williams. I'd, the national lawn
tcnnis champion, to-day won his match
In the first round Of the annual invita-
non lawn tennis tournament of tho
Longwood Cricket Club. He defeated
G. G. Gamer. Philadelphia. j. ID. Jones,
providence. defeated ~. J. Vcyscy.
Montreal; II. G. Johnson, Boston, de-
teatcd q. T. Gardner. Jr, Boston, and
\. w. Niles, Boston. defeated a. S.
oabncy Roston In the doubles Will
iiams and Johnson defeated Irving
Wright and Gardner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

BOSTON. March p Iris Speaker
has already begun to count his world r
series money, according 10 report
from the training camp
With ah even hrcuE tn luck. tire
prospects for the boston E"a Sox look
mighty good TO me- observed iris
1--WE seem 10 hay" the class Of the
league this YEAR though II Is Il long
way from April - September"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Not-a About IN. nowIer..

Do. o! VIC I'D TOpH. aftcr nurslng
Az Injured JtY!t for "A week. pni up
RrpH hcnI"H last night. The Improve
men, ia hir %Grk mas been the Talk OF
IL. !naE4ic Uomhcys for wcakg
&rriHH! has also had q trimmed nurse
giving Il ubtheG finger medical attcn-
lion. afH "ncn the Tines- Dispatch and
me CcDEE nice, ;.Ea;r. he will bo ready
~ ;ut ~ Il T"coIG- breaking score
Tho champion Of It!cumOud and
pEtergburE. AcFhrlanf, wan nursing n
syra:nec ankle last night. but despita
that handicap no recorded HIS usual
nIYn srDre
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Supporters.
New Lineup for Runnys.

IN" Brn1:s having lost fifteen
ftra'rh, games, VIII place a nov line
~ aRa.nrt the %ewpor's on the New
Irrt Mays tonight. Hea rdslcy, Of the
SIpcr!hrs, ha= been drafted b. the car
-#ir Of u" BUnHye. and WIN Join he
team to-Highl The lineup wnI be:
!iatr"r, Thorpe, Burnett. Bcardslcy
aGr I.atIUIer. George Campbell is nx-
recreJ 70 return from Eoanohc to-day
ar!a he may also toll Captain Blair,
III the Hewp0ftsi will have his best
men IL the lineup. and IL battle royal
- cIccct.G.
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White Bests Cross

NEW YORK. March 25.-ChnrIie
White, "f Chicago. defeated Leach
ross VA rnttlinS tcn-rouud bout
hi Madison square Gnrdrn fortnight.
The Ncstcrner would have won
probhbiy by much wider mnrKin
hnh Cross stood up md offered to
walls did Cross really do my fight
Ing,
In the hnnl round, Cross realizing
his only chance was by u knockout,
trieu 10 score with his right. Ss he
opened up for the finnI sDurt WbItc
beat him to the punch with both
hhhfn, and had I.cnchic 81 very tired
young man hs the bell rang. Cross
weighed 1871 IL pounds and White
I'D pounds.
In the preliminary, Mike Smith,
beat percy Aubrey I'm six rounds.
In the heniiiinnl of ten rounds.
Pinney boyle beat young Rector.
Pinney boyle 1ookn iike a coming
boy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

PEORIA, ILL. March 25-W. II
Fierce, Of Pueblo. Col, competing ir
ne singles At the American Bowling
congress tonight. upset total OF III
pins. and the record. IT. HALEY. Of De.
iroit, formerly held tho record. with q
total OF 1Oi. This mark was set ir
1910 ana has not been threatened
through five years until Tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
MASSEY BOYS WIN
Busiucss College Students Dcfcnt Fair
hcli Stnra In EmSt Gnmc

IN us hrst game OF tho season tho
Massey business College baseball nine
defeated the fast Fairfield stars, yes
aerdnE afternoon, by the score OF i to
s. The gam" was hard fought both
teams showing up well. SHORTY I'M,
Tor Masscy'S, did remarkable twirlinp
STRIKING out eight batsmcn in four in
= good game. ''''' ''
score by innings: Total
Massey business College 2loso x-6
~ 'I.i" stars :........... G0l Ga
=. nhttHri"s.Wiil. Meredith, Oxenham:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
NEWARK OWNERS WILLING
TO SELL INT. BALL CLUB
VIII Dispose Of Franchise to Busi-
ness Men or VIII Run Team
Themselves.
FEDS FIND MORE TROUBLE
Pat Powers Will Not Accept Indian
npolis Franchise Unless Whole
Team Is Turned Over to Newark
Intact-IIOOSicrS Won Pennnnt.

NEWARK. y. l.. March c5.-Georcc
L. solomon, who with Henry Medicus
owns $50 OF the 400 shares represent
Ing the value OF the Newark Inter
nationals Is in harmony with Charels
II. Ehhe;s. Jr,'s plan TO sell outright
10 Newark business men the entire In
sttut!on. hook. slniicr and all MIR.
solomon says lie has heard but little
of The impending negotiations between
the Brooklyn magnate and the local
business men. but any deal cooking
Will be satisfactory TO him. providing.
Of course, the isrms are reasonable
Solomons statement would indicate
that bitches. court acknowledgements ana
mora! CORRECTIONS" Will be conspicuous
by their absence In the final negotia-
lions calling for transfer Of the CON
trn!iiAS thbeis- Mckeever stock this
"Eut," declared Solomon. I'VE are
prepared TO go ahead with the season
hour the deal may fan through. The
chances are decidedly that IL Will go
through. but then you never can tell
until March and had practically
closed negotiations with Newark
man 70 take charge. when at the last
moment he fell down.
There happens To be Il mutual agree
Mcnt between the Ebbets- McEcercr
and solomon Mcdicus interests either
- I'm - OUT altogether or sell alto
Selntr. The former own 2O2 shares
or the controlling interest. solomon
hasn't seen Ebbcts in over three weeks
nut At the same time he seems perfect
~ wiling to abide by any ARRANGEMENT
Whlch may be made for cnarripr IN.
control of the club.
Hoth solomon and Ebbets are await
!hE the outcome OF the Federal League
!!lEat!on with keen interest 4 report
lnat the transfer OF franchise 10
Newark had been dropped set the mag
mates aire on saturday The action
great deal to the present stockhoidars
IN the Newark team. for the value Of
,heir stock will be enhanced many
which the Feds finally settle their diff
TcrerceS '''' va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

~, ~ MttS GA. March 25-The
ih ,ns .th'i3nals defeated the Column
.o.hay; TO I. Home runs by T'homn-
son, OF the locals. and Smith featured
Eoston X. II. f..
Columbus
", Batteries; Tyler, Luque and Ciowdv.
W ming Ecdding. Noss Hawkins and
krcbS Wickcnhoffer ''' anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

,r, STUCkHOI-M. sWEDEN, March %
ne prohoseh eNpcdition OF Swedish
hos'Ion AT san Francisco in August
mas mas Geen cancelled. Some OF the most
pioinihsnt swedish sportsmen who had
planned to make the trim will "a ,r1
vented by the mobilization rcruIatIons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
MRS. BARLOW WINS
thirteenth Annual Golf ChnmpioDsbI,
G0cS to phiIndclphIn Nnmcn

rlNEliCK ST, y. g, March 25-Air,
ihfppinnd II; Barlow. Merton Cricket club.
nh!!adetphit. won the thirteenth annual
tn'ihpionship tor women here to- ta y
10y ucfratinE Mrs. W. j. Faith. Wyknrvl
play. INC "
Mrs II. K. Stockton. Plainheid y. T..
Won me championship consolation
nieu:t! presented by the WoIncr's South
Toii Association by defeating MISC
louise E!kinS. OF PIItShurrh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

N'lt I'!hhkcnshIp. former washing
LAX" city, Utah, team Of tho pacinr
Coast League, has six nations reprc-
scnicd on his pitching stan. Larov Is
IN lnuian; Johnny Williams, Hawaiian:
= Lhhh Arreiancs, Spaniard Apau.
Chinese; finGling. former cleveland
player. is German, despite n Chinese
mime while Malarkey and Toner are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Amateur cucist Beats Home.

Joseph Mayer. national amateur cham
nion, defeated Willie Hoppe. the pro
fcssional title holder In tho opening
game OF their handicap game at 49,
haik line billiards here tonight Mayer
ran out his 300 in tho thirteenth In
Ming. while Hoppe, who was playing,
400 had scored only 3O6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
king Done With I,,..I,,,,

S!'-NS.EH III1, NnrCh "a - John
hhnE. the baseball catcher when
SHOWN Chicago dispatch saying be
nIIEi' succeed George Stovall as man
aEcr OF the Kansas City Fcderal club
Shih he would not play baseball this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Track Meet POSTPONED

The intcrcInss trnck meet ,h,.,
~ ""c"uicu Tor to-day and to-
moro" at Richmond COLLEGE, bn.
r"stp"nrh on" week. Thr dual
irtt WIN Virginia PnIytrrbuit In
n''utc hnh also BEEN advanced ON.
week. ana VIII he held On Arm 10.
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Reds scor. S,,,...

NEW DItI-EANS, March o5-The CIV
cinnati Nationals defeated New Srin, ~, :
here to-day. Score: ), ~ ~
Cincinpati ~ T.;
New Orleans - :,
Batteries: t'ittery. Brown. Lear and
Doom; Gonzales. Hovlik. Beck and Hir-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Maps licut Galveston.

GAINESTON. TEN March 25.-Thc
Cleveland American League team de
fcatcd tho Galveston. Texas League
club, 10 20 &. here to-day. CoHmbc and
Bowman pitched for cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

i.AkElAND. FLA. March 25.-Thc
!.".lSNlLIc, American Association, team
Defeated the Chicago Nationals here to-
80 l. score: r. II. T..
Chicago - :,
batteries. Taylor, Middleton and
Crossin, Zahell. Lavender and Archer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
DOWN THE ALLEYS

IN" Superior team defeated the
NODES Tip Tops three straight games
On u" newport alleys last night. The
!li-Iors were badly Handicapped by
on" OF Us strongest players being alb
sent whitman was In very poor form
and put up the smallest total OF tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Quinn md Hender pitch.

FAYETTEVILLE. y. G.. March 90
The Baltimore Fcderals won from La =
fayctte College to-day, to .. Bender
and Quinn pitched for Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
B a S Z. B a l. I,
Richmond International
Washington Americans
SATURDAY, 81; MONDAY, 20;
TUESDAY, 30.

Game Called az I y. NJ.
Admission, csc. Grand stand, soc.
Reserved Seats, Toe
Grand Stand and Reserved Seats on
Sale at
w. b. ELAN Company, Fourteenth
and Main Streets.
w. ID. Crenshaw Company, Elev-
enth and Main Streets.
Straus Cigar Company, Tenth and
Main Streets.
Arthur We'll. DIG East Main
Street.
Hellstern Brothers, Seventh and
Broad Streets.
L. p. Levy Company, 6O3 East
Broad Street.
Peoples Drug Store, 1900 VIII
liamsburg Avenue.
McCoys, Eighth and Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
Michigan to Piny Virginia.

Nm ARBOR. MICH. March 25.-Thc
University of Michigan baseball schc1
uie Includes: Virginia at Charlottcs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
hinnt. Bent Pirnt.,

ne Giants siart"I or no .s..,,
.'s, e'laN ~ defeating Vic g.r.,.
Inc batteries we're Ia y,z I'D
"''En'' warren, Hrp"r and KeUogr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
EEerT ore viii forrct All ahou,
y u"Ee Lands u lie does not wake iiy

I..tN" ola Kansas city IS on h.-
neil" ms sprinE She had tie irnderal
i:'1tue i,oa np hard ana fast and ro,..
neGiE" Teheau uf the B!ues tbr.,,.,s
10 "Hst up ~" American Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

Ell Kellogg Yesterday found his bat
ting eye. and sluGGed out n circuit
drive and triple. besides connecting
with some minor swats. shorty Long
also went tho circle once, sending the
ball TO the clubhouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

Leach Cross was given a nice heat
ing by Charlie White last night in
Madison square Garden. II the Chicago
ring lie viii mako the Br!tisher hustle
10 Keep N" lightweight crown safely
cnsconsed on his brow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
featherweicht
kilbaIle,

champion now wants 10 be the cham
pion Violinist. He has had the bug for
several Years, and while lie IS no Ysaye
has chance TO be the Irish champ II
he keeps progressing as we'll rs he has
done lately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

Griffith breaks camp nj Charlottes-
villos to-day ana will arrive here early
tomorrow morning for the FIRST game
With The Nircinians The Senators
have started dropping recruits. and il
VIII ne a l!ghtcned squad thar is
indicates that a large crowd Will see
the curtain raiser.
The new signs read; Nix on the
baseball talk. This place is neutral.
Because the authorities objected, the
preserve silence on the baseball field.
The mtdsh!p,nen have been ordered TO
suspend talking on the bench. sidel!nes
ana playing field In spite @; the
since the new policy was promulgated
hy a score OF - 20 o.
Johnny Klbane. fea,herweight
champion now wants 70 be the cham
pion violinist. He has had the bug for
several Years, and while he is no Ysaye
or kubclik, his friends assert that lie
has - chance TO be the Irish champ II
he keeps progressing as we'll as he has
BIZ Kellogg, yesterday found his bat
Tins eye, and slugged out circuit
with some minor swats shorty Long
also went the circle once, sending the
ball 10 the clubhouse.
Now is the time for Doc Cook 10 get
together with Jack Curley and arrange
TO have that night '?l take place at his
to meet the Big Ace anywhere.
Dunnie has decided TO give Allen
ball over the platter tomorrow. Jar
man Will probably finish the game.
Leach Cross was given nice heat
ing by Charlie White last night in
Madison square Garden. II the Chicago
IA ever gets Freddi. Welsh in the
|" Keep IN" lightweight crown safely
"nsco'sed on his brow.
The Third street Giants want track
meet or baseball game wiki anvbodv
In tn" city The KIDS viii play on anv
hsid, hut vii! meet only those in their
""Isht seventy-seven pounds and
aHeFaE" feet : inches in height,
Joe Birmingham SAYS he wants every
member of his team 10 he a hard losar
Wei. most Of them had plenty ~ ,y
per!ence along that line last wear.
,,I highm !, College has Ros,ponsa its
. me running game. however can be AZ
g ,,,ar,,1i,, a IN" iiye-niie modified
mem under the ngspiccs Of the Church
IN Athletic CLUB. Tho race starts and
'''''S'''H ''t 'N1iNbria'n rank.
Josh Josh ncyo'", forncr!y Of rhe Phlnes
( hnton ana New York Nationals. has
purchased an interest in the ChiiiicoiI :
cru" OF the OH" state League. and yyill
act AS its playing manager
Manager R!u Phillips Of the lndiar-
apo!S F"d"rals SAYS that Penny KaurC.
nc former Hartford outGoldc- cost
N" Ilhh carim" amounting 10 SO
Now he SAYS i[aUf's services cannot be-
/ secured 70" anything under SO 6oo
John Myers ,he Indian catcher -
IN" Giants, IS pleased over The fact
It't iiahs l.ohert Is 10 play third this
staSnu. Myers claims this is tho tfr-i
lliime h". has heen connected Win the
cIuh mat b." could throw to third win
out fear cf the thiid sncIier ,nai.ir,,s =
10. rlay l-;ohert Is Z, star at the Or
.t"unn and his addition 10 tn. Giants.
,"s'er n'ay Improve the .nacid piay n
Eyery orr viii foract All abou,
'""F' l-"A"!s u lie does not wake up.
I..tN" old Kansas C!tv IS an b.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

Russell the honor Of hcaving the nrst
ball over the platter Tomorrow. Jar
man VIII probably finish the game.
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BASEBALL OFFICIALS ARE
AGAINST FUL7z'S SCHEME
johnson and Barrow Not Anxious To-
Make Concessions to Federal
League.
GILMORE APPROVES THE PLAN
Baseball War, With No Settlement
In Sight, Bound to Cost Many
Their PositiOns-Suggest OF Ar
bitrntiOn Board Not Favored.

CHICAGO. March 25--Local baseball
authorities disagreed as to the suggcs-
ton of David l.. Fultz OF tho Baseball
flaycrs' Fraternity that n board Of ar
bitration DO appointed between war
ring factions. They agreed. however
In In comments yesterday that many
baseball players WOULD DO out OF n lob
during the coming season.
Federal League officials approved tho
pS put c @fEnn ,ae baseball men
tive. James a. Gilmore, president q,
me Federal League. said:
feren "..zs co 1nSl Is is all T1ght The dif
time" Hh"r'
american League, said:
FultZ's scheme Is an old one I'M,
WI, mnht would be the good Of IT? We did
n9t stnrt this fight, .Fultz is right about
II living at the game. but II puui "h no
remembered that tho men themselves
h mr.. part!y responsible for the Ills that
haNo Defallcn them"
Rctrcnchmcnt IL Ncccs.ary.
Johnson added that an inincdiat.
i nhtmcini retrcichment was necessary
ton of the difficulties in which cInh
owners hnd themselves lies in tn.
a anhndonment OF the spring training
or the parks Of five or six OF tho MINI
leagues FOR a few years.
ne National Commission has been
hnxt
salaries of late" he said. These T HnCh
All come from minor league plavars
VINO We're unable to collect from RI"
inherent clubs last year If the nwne,.
couid not pay their men last vear ~
chances are they wont be able To ri.
year. advocate the CLOSING. of tb
PARIS Ior 1T least year
There VIII be hundreds Of hall Ma,
erS on the market within n short Tina
ahu VINO can AFFORD to pay money for
uneH! The minors? They are str,nnnd
ne minors? They have 2G0 to 800 NOR,
Than they need. 80 '"''o
I'm" spring training trips bava
n0sne 10 be 19kers. The clubs are each
ii,H;ea r on the trips. and getting veFy
harrow A9ninHt PIao.
NEW YORK, March 25-Edwa-d
harrow, president of tho Internafior,i
leaEuc to-day declared hi,nseif
against tho plan proposed bv Dayid
fuitz. mead Of the Players Fratern,,y
LOT settling the war between .rpnn
zee pasebnll and tho Federal Lcanuo
we VIII mako absolutely no conc.s
Itoms ana VIII not change our circuit"
,nEm might be good thing for tho
i i,li, league players. but (, would nor
hedp the club owners ''''
am sure all tho owners in N.
league feel as l do" '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

Now is the time for Doc Cook 10 get
together with Jack Curley and arrange
TO have that tight 60 take place at his
we'll known pole. Willard; is willing
to meet the Big Ace anywhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

Georgetown Beats Crackers.
At Athens-university OF Georgia s.
Georgetown IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

Because the authorities objected. the
Naval Academy baseball squad Will
preserve silence on the baseball field.
The mtdsh!p'ucn have been ordered TO
suspend talking on the bench. sidei!ncs
and playing field. In spite O: the
handicap they Won their first game
since the new policy was promulgated
~ :, score OF l3 20 o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

Johm Myers. The Indian catcher or
IN" Giants, IS pleased over .l. far,
that Hans Loberr is To play ,hird ihis
season Myers claims this is tho tfr.,
..}in.e p" has h""n connected with the
cIuh mat j." could throw to third yyj.b-
out f.ar 81 tn" third sncIter ,mai.iI,,s
han Flar l.ohcrr Is :, star at Tho Or,
station and his addition 10 tn. Giante.
,"5'eF MAJ Improve the .nHcid play "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26

The Third Street Giants want n track
meet or a baseball game with anybody
IN IN" city. The KIDS Will play on anv
h.ld, but VIII meet only those in their
class. They average thirteen Years
weight scventy-sevcn pounds and
"H"TaE" : icct inches in height,