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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
WEST END GUNNERS
START SEASON TO-DAY
Two Sets OF Traps VIII he u,ed-Sur
prise Targets md Loving Cups
New Features.

large crowd is expected to he out
10 the opening shoot OF the West End
Gun club this afternoon. This shoot
WAS 10 have been held last Saturday.
eut the snowstorm OF that date caused
che poStponcmcnt.
Tn" shooting will begin at 3:3O
clock over two sets of traps and the
scores made will count in the seasons
average.
preliminary shoots we're held during
February and March. hut as these
scores did not count in The club
matches. many OF the shooters failed
90 participate in them.
The men who have hardened IN their
shoulders will start the season in bet
ter shape, ana should pull out OF the
April matches with better percentages
than those who have waited for warm
weather. Though this is an advantage.
by May everybody should be In good
shape, and, as Is often the case. those
who start now will have caught the
early birds"
wolverine traps, surprise targets and
loving cups ar" some Of the new fea-
lures inauEurated this season for the
tntertainm of tho shootists.
The scratch men arc sure Of tho gen
cral high average. and tho club cham
pionShip cnp. which will h" shot from
the scratch. while the handicap mon
should win tho mouthlv loving cups
and the legs on tho Western trophy
cup
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BOWIE RESULTS

LOG GnyJ. to /. TO /. even. iirst:
lrrawaddy. III tT McTagEarD. to ).
to .. out. second: Tay Danzante. Ill
GO. Burns). 10 TO l. 3 to /. to ..
third, Time AZ -. Margaret o, Lit
Second-six furlongs-Bob n, 40
oCraD. IL to |. to |. tao l. first
Battery. 100 CT. McTaggart. to ..
even. to ,, second: Palm Leaf. lO7
tMetcalD. to .. to ). . to 3. third.
Time, l:l5 40. Mollie Richards. Chill
Ton Ton Sauaw. Remarkable. DuQucsne,
;, Third-six Misunderstanding. lo7
first: kayderoserios, 112 IT. McTag,
EarD. IS to 5. to 5. 3 to 5, second
celebrity. aS Iilly), Is to I, s TO |.
to ]. third. Time. 1915. Jack Han
over, Omar. Castara- stubborn, Roi-
!'ourth--six furlonss---York Lad. lis
Thesieres. IL iConnors), 16 to >. 6
to 3, to .. second: Blue Jay. ll2 'Pen-
derEasO. 10 TO !. 3 TO l. TO .. third.
Time. :l5. Rage White. Lady Lon
don. Fitzgerald. lnlan. Ray o'LiEht.
also ran.
lins). Is to ;. even. to .. first: Star
OF l.ovt. - fForehaud), 4 TO 1, S to
;. to ;. second: Fly Home IS G.ou-
der), 3 to >. TO >. to (. third.
Time. l:H 50. Pied Piper. videt. also
ran
pere. 1ol N.oudcrl. 4 To i. s to ). /
to :. first: CoEs. ~ tBuxtonD. 6 to !.
. TO I. even, second: Henry Hutchinson
100 tPickens), 10 TO IL TO |. 8 TO -
third. Time, 1851 4-5 Billie Baker
Charles q. Gaingcr. Ccckspur. also ran.
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CURRIE HOLDS BINGHAM
HlTlESS IN NINE FRAMES
Carolina Defeats AaheviIIc School Bows
by Score OF TO in Listless
Exhibition,

CHAPEL HILL. n. c., April 9-Dc-
featinG the purpose for which it was
designed, that OF affording entertain
ment to the high school debators and
visitors, the Carolina Bingham Of Ashe-
vile game here this afternoon was a
listlcss performance.
The final score was ) to 0 in favor
OF the university boys. The game rs
whole was consDicuously absent Of any
thrilling plays: The pitching OF viii
bur Currit. Of Carthage. a freshman
of the university, was tho single re-
deeming feature OF the contest. Tic
pitched p no-hit game against the
bingham boys. Only two earned runs
were credited Carolina.
Score by innings: II. IL. T.
Carolina ... 020O0nl 2x--5 I
BINGHAM. ...:, 100000 30 S
Batteries: For Carolina-Currie and
Woodall: for Hingham-Malone and
Muller: Dennis. summary: Struck out
by Currie. S: by Malone, g. Base on
balls-on Currie. {; off Malone. 3.
Passed ball.-aMuiler. Left on bases
Bingham. 4; Carolina. S. Earned runs
Carolina. .: Stolen bases Hornig.
Hart l2). BAILEY 90. Sacrifice hits
Woodall. Time OF game. l:i0. UNI
pire, klutz.
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"A. & NJ. wake FOREST
TRACK MEET TO-DAY
Athletics Of Two Institutions Assem-.
bic OH Wake Forest Field
This Afternoon.
BAPTIST TEAMS ARE READY
Coach Langston Has Put the Track.
men Through Hard Practice.
warren and Gregory Replace
Britton and Tyner in Pole Vaults.

WAKE FOREST. April 9.-To NOR
row afternoon the track team from
n,.gricultural and Mechanical and Wake
Forest will meet ON the Wake Forest
annette Field in a dual contest
Coach l-angston has been out every
hho nnr. with the squad. and for two
| through hard and gruclling practice.
anu anu the men are all i'm good condition
s0n, me nrst or the season. The track
Ta auau ,, mas mad the advantage OF sepa :
n cas zone lot TO get the men in proper
~ VIII interest in track activities
in in m"ke FOREST has not been very great
tn past years. but the men are tai<inr
more interest every wear i'm this NE
.icular branch OF athletics. and each
a"Mr me number Of candidates increase.
team is put out. Coach Langston teS
presses himself as being greatly plcas,d
WIN the team. and is looking forward
10 successful season.
:, Ihe team shows up well in tho ,ony
Instance events this year, and the Ban,
lists Will be represented by several
meet, Chldress and Inscoe will enter
the two-mile. Both men showed m
well IN the preliminary. and made the
s,so IN good time and finished
1 anii tn the mile event In Haynes, Fer
nei. ana Yates the team has three es-
peGlaiiy strong. half milers
In the 100 200 and 44O-yard dashes
!ne ioiIowing men Will run. Harris
IN the 100 and 900. Powell in the 220,
Hiuernan In the 100 and Bird in the
44o. Harris Is one OF the fastest men
on the hcld, and Is one OF the strongest
men on the squad. He runs the 100 as
well as any man that has ever been
at Wake Forest, and he should register
number OF points for the Baptists
TINS season
fowell, and Bird. captain OF the team
are both letter men, and their ability
on the track is well known throughout
Inc state. Alderman. freshman, runs
the 100 in good time. and will start
with Harris.
l:o-yard hurdles. and POWELL and Har-
rris will take care Of the 22o-yard
hurdles.
Harris, too. enters both the high and
broad jumps. and Herring enters the
broad jump with him.
The loss OF Tyncr and Britton has
LETT gap in the pole vaults that has
been hard to fill. Warren and Gregory
however. have practiccd regularly on
marked improvement since the first
practice. and they should make n good
showing tomorrow.
In BlaCkman. Carter. Powell and Her
ring. the team has four powerful men
and Wake rorest expects TO he well
represented III the hammer throw and
shot put. Elackmau. Garter and Pow
Herring will throw the hammer
Following i. the order OF events for
the day:
One hundred yard dash, high jump.
100 yard hurdles. 22o-yard dash. half
mile. shot-put two-milc, 220-yard
hurdles. one mile. hammer throw. 44O-
yard dash, pole vault and broad jump.
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MARSHALLITES EASILY
DEFEAT INQUIRIES TEAM
11nsley, Lands on Pellet for Trio of
Threc-BnREePs-JOil Tuirls
(iood Game.

John Marshall High school defeated
McGuire's in a slow but interesting
game of baseball yesterday afternoon
At Broad Street Park by the score OF
10 to I. Heavy hitting on the part OF
the White and Blue sluggers. coupled
with the pitching OF Jollifr. who w:is
tight In the pinches, was the principal
cause OF the victory.
~ no stage OF the game was the
McGuire's team in position to over
take Its opponents. Bell. who was on
the mound, was touched UP freely at
opportune moments. while his oppo-
ment. Jolth, kept the bingle of his de-
livery we'll scattered.
McGuire's attempted rally in the
sixth inning, when Leach knocked a
two Dagger. but their hopes were
nipped in the bud by the next man
striking out.
While there were no spectacular
stunts pulled off, the hitting OF TinsIey
ATTRACTED considerable attention. The
Marshallites fast third baseman gar
nered three three-base safeties. besides
playing stellar game at his position
This was the second game of the
Prep School League, and a fair crowd
was present.
The standing OF the teams is as fol-
lows: Benedictine, won one: High
School. won one: McGuire's lost two
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RICHMOND TROUNCEs
ROCKY MOUNT TEAM
Ray Ryan's Sluggers Unable to Solve
Hoffacker's Offerings at OPP
perfume Time.
BERGER HITS FOR CIRCUIT
The Drive Was Longest Ever Seen in
North Carolina City-Applcgate,
Osteen and O'Brien Unable to Stop
the Richmond Bntters.

ROCKY. MOUNT. y. g.. April g
characterized by a ragged exhibition
81 the national pastimc, the Richmond
International Leaguers defeated the
Tarhecls here to-day before 900 fans
by the score OF ? to = Apologize. for
the locals, got OFF had in the first in
ming, but fast fielding saved him. while
in the second and third the Nirginians
wreaked the vengeance. pounding in
eight runs. helped by couple of err
rorS and the pitchers wildness.
Hoffacker. OF Richmond. piloted we'll
through the game. keeping his hits
scattered. save III two innings. when
the locals annexed three OF their runs.
From the fielding standpoint, the
game lacked anything that smacked
OF the phenomenal. while errors were
the order OF the day. though the locals
ella mcd the lions share for their part.
BerEer's home ran WAS one of the
longest drives ever seen here. and
brought forth applause from the spec
tators.
Richmond secured only two safeties
after the third inning, these coming on
ORrien. Osteen did not yield n hit.
however. an eisht-ruu lead WAC no
task for the locals. though a squirt was
taken midway the game and four runs
showed across the rubber. Box score:
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ON EVE OF OPENING
GILMORE is OPTIMISTIC
President Of Federal Lengue Predicts
the CHEST Season So FRr"-Wf1I
See Packers Play.

CHICAGO, April 9--P-edictinE a
prosperous season "the best so far
President Gilmore left Tonight for
Kansas City where Tomorrow he will
eral League campaign. Most OF the
Federal teams. their managers claim,
have improved greatly. st. Louis. es-
pecIally, Gilmore said, had increased in
strength, Manager Fielder Jones hav-
ing gathered squad of veterans. A
strong infeld is the chief reliance OF
the Pittsburg team, but reports from
The Newark clubs loss OF Kenny
Kauff. the leagues champion batter,
was recorded at headquarters as Brook :
lyn's gain. In all departments, Manag-
Chicago squad.
Buffalo is expected to make a strong
showing.
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SHIPBUILDERS EASY
FOR HARRY DAVIS'S SQUAD
I.njoIe and Strunk Feature In Battling
LATTER Getting Triple md Homer.
johnson wild.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April .
SlammnE base knocks round like the
provcrbial drunken sailor spends his
money. a few of which had they come
last fan would have meant much to
themselves and their boss. Connie
Mack, Harry pavis's squad OF rhila
Gclphia Athletics walloped the local
Virginia League aggregation here this
afternoon by the score of Is to =. Led
by IaJoic. who has heen selected by
Manager Mack TO fiji in the hole at
second base, made vacant by the sale OF
Eddie Collins to Chicago. and Amos
Strunk, the White Elephants literally
shocked the cover off the ball Lajoie
landed for three singles aud 4 double.
and Strunk tore off a single. triple and
home run.
For the FIRST six innings the game
was interesting. After that Sailor"
Johnson went TO the mound. and was
rs wild as March hare lie did not
get the ball over when lie cssayed "a
curve. and when he Grooved il the
bhiladelphians smacked il away. The
Shiphuilders punched hits in the first
round, hur~~ould s,rct score after that
despite tHc .Hict they got more than n
uozen runners eli tn" paths. Score:
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Ortiz Ready for WorL

who is to begin his third YEAR az ~ !,
member Of the National League umpire
stan will leave here Sunday evening
tor New York City to report to Presi,
Gent John k.. Tener on Monday a..
the meeting Of the umoires with Tresi-
cent Tener Monday Ortiz expects TO
receive his first assignment for The
season. as well as to ascertain COR the
nrst time who wiz be his working
PARTNER for the season.
Orth returned last nigit from Lex
lnEton, where he has heen getting him
sell IN condition by umpiring the Wash
Institute games
The injury to his right knee, which
in PHILADELPHIA. no longer gives him
trouble, and he was never in better
condition for work than at the present
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JUAREz RESULTS

7r ri,s, ra, &C. selling; I'VE turonss,
pinklland, no tMolcsworth). 10 TO i.
TO |. to !, third. Time. l:ol -.
ment. Round Up. Grcenbreae. Believe
Me, Ed G.. Ruby Sun. also ran.
Second-fyc and one half furiongs-.
to and {: to ;. nTst; REGARDS, io5
second; Tempe 100 tshiliIns). to
Eva raiwick. Kitty stanHeid. Il Polls IS.
Dr. Neufer. Eye White. Captain Linds-
ley. Ella. also ran.
Third-one mile-Commendation,- 100
Marshal Tilghman. ITO Jackson), S
TO ]; 3 TO /. 10 >. second; Petit Bleu.
! IS mays1c 1910 / tto !. to |, third
Ante. Lady Mint, Thomas Hare. Hester.
Flying. Henry walbank. also ran
do rou 111 seven, turlongs1John Rear
first; Pontefract. 81 (Morys). to !.
. to !. to ;, second: Hard Rail. 100
TTGina,rrner}:.,t TO- / TO 8; to .. third.
F i% secuio , R Mnnsa aso ram Miss
Fifth-nve furlongs-Charity Ward.
jog io5 tMcCGbel. sto /. even. TO 2. first
snider,s Best lot ashillins)s 3 to !.
GGarner). TO ]. to 10, / to 3. third.
Time 80 50. Make Good. Vesta. Rag.
lua llnack. also ran.
Sixth-five and one-haif furlongs--
hzurca. l03 (MolcsWorth). to /, to
l.; even, first; Augustus. IIeinze, los
lBoland), 10 to !. { to !. to !. second
Miss Chaucer. LOG (McCabe). TO |. .
TO !, even, third. Time, :0s 2-S. Rig
l,unlaX llinata: Lofty Haywood. Doc
Allen. Marshand. also ran.
Seventh--one mile-Choncha, 90
SStirlinE). TO l., to !. even, first;
Prince Conrad, los tShilling), to I.
to 5. TO .. second; Spindle. ITO
ORobbins). 10 to /, 4 to 1. . to !, third
Time. 80 20. Single Toe Black
Mate. Mary Emily. Sharper Knight,
Swede Sam, Melts, also ran.
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SORREL'S RENDERS TOO
MUCH FOR SPIDERS
Zion College Defeats Richmond Col
lego, to %CoS hit Hard by
EJOn na5tcFa,

ELON COLLEGE,. y. c.. April I'm
a fast game Of BASEBALL. f.lon defeated
rel pitched wonderful game. The
southpaw had tho Spiders at his mercy
until tho seventh. when Bailey, an
other southpaw, relieved him. Both
were effective in pinches. The Spiders
secured only six safeli"s.
Cox, hiR leftharder. was on the
firing line for the Spiders. He was
hit hard by the Zion team. Finch and
Massey we're the stars with the stick
for E.lon.
Ancarrow. for the Spiders, secured
two two-baGEcrs out Of four trips to
the plate. Moorcfeld caught a heady
game. not allowing his opponents a
single Stolen base.
Elon meets her long rival, Wake
Forest. in Burlington, tomorrow.
batteries to-day were: Elon, Sorrel
Bailey and Moorefield: Richmond, Cox
and Blank.
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NO AMERICAN PASSPORT
FOR FUGITIVE PUGlLIST
Secretary Hryan IuStrurts IInyaua or
nriRis Not To Issue tredcn-
tinis' to Johnson.

WASHINGTON. Anril o.-Jacl< John
son. the negro puEilisi. will not carry
An American passport If he leaves Cuba
for Europe. Secretary Bryan to-da V
said instructions had been sent to Min
lister Gonzales in Havana NOT to issue
him credentials. The minister had re-
ported Johnson's application for pass
ports.
Secretary BRYAN said the state De-
part acted without consulting tho De
partment OF Justice because ii was IA
miliar with the case against Johnson.
and knew that he had left tive United
states after having been convicted un-
dor the white slave law. and while "a,
liberty on $4,000 bail pending decision
of an appeal
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VIRGINIA'S BASEBALL
TEAM STARTS ON TOUR
Carolina VIII Bc Met In Greensboro
To-DR!-Nincteen Players Make
the Journey.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April o
With "A record OF six victories and one
defeat. Nirginia's baseball squad left
at o'clock tonight on brief South
ern trip North Carolina will he met
in Greensboro tomorrow and in Dur
ham on Monday Durham will also be
the scene OF battle with Trinity on
Tuesday Nineteen players made the
trip. Coach Ryan headinG the bunch
The pitchers include Drummond. Gallo
way, Flanagan and Cannon. Ehrman
will do the receiving. as Green is on
tho cripDled list Frye was taken as
emergency barkstop. Mccall went along
as utility man. DR. w a. Lambeth
and the managers completed the list.
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College baseball.

AT Chapel Hill. y. E.-Univcrsity OF
North Carolina. >: Bingham. o.
Al ladelphia-t'orncll, .; Penns?l-
vania. l.
At Lexington. Va.-Washingto and
Lee, o: University of West Virginia. 2
. At Athens. Ga.--GeorEia, 3: Mercer. 2
At Circenville. s. C.-Furman. g;
North Georgia Agricultural. 4.
At ta--University Of Alabama
.: Georgia Tech. -.
At Washington-William s; George
At Observation-Disclosures s: Univer-
sity Of Chattanooga, ..
Ritchie OutbOxes Griffith:
PITTSBURGH, April 9.-Wiiie Rit-
celie. former lightweight champion
outboXed Johnny Griffith, Of Akron
Ohio, in a siX-round here tonight.
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WEST VIRGINIA HOLDS
GENERALS SCORElEss
Inability to Bunch Hits on Fulton
Causes Defeat OF Washing
ton and Ice.
sAFETIEs ONLY BASE HITS
Dilie's Single, a Sacrifice and Gala.
gher's Wild Throw to First Gave
West Virginia Her Start-Passc,i
Ball Allowed Second Run.

LEXINGTON. VA. April 9.-Inabiliiy
70 bunch hits on Fulton enabled Yves,
Virginia TO defeat Washington and Lee
10 U. Jennings pitched steadily 10,
the Generals. Neither OF the two tai.
mes by the visitors was earned Fulton
yielded SIX hits. while Jennings allow cd
seen. No extra base wallops were
ne neldinS or Bailey and Brown
featured for Washington and Lee
est virginia assumed the lead in tho
second session, when Ollie opened with
q single. was sacrificed. and scored on
Ealiashcr's wild heave TO first of Fla.
ier's grounder Fidler scored the So.
ono run In the seventh. when his in.
Sacfihce Flinn's infeld out and
Payne's passed bail. The score
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WILLIAMSBURG HELD
TO ONE SCORE BY TECHS
Gnrneu Was Found for Ten S,fs,,..
One 1'rinie-W"rk OF Games
Feature.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. April
launched hits and costly errors on ,ho
part OF william and Mary gave Y -
1 to ! victory here this Afternoon
"" Gems managed TO gather ten hits
OF Garnett. while the Will,amsbnrya
hned out seven safctics The wort
Of Games. William and Mary's sec"nS
naseman, and the triple ~ Tr~akl. 10,
'. J.. l.. featured Mos, OF tho break.
went for the Tcch,
Score by innings: r II u
W. and No.. OlnonNno 0-I
V r. I. StnIon, "a n a n :.
farter,es Garnett and Xthmor Ma.
con and Canenbcrg. Empires, Grave,
and Savage
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AMATEUR COMMISSION
TEAMS READY FOR PLAY
Four Class A Leagues MIKE Their ISI,
bow This AnernoOn-ScheduIe
of the COutesfs.


secretary Tucker. Of the Richmond
amateur Commission, announced last
night that all was in readiness for the
opening OF the four-league season this
afternoon. The schedule OF games for
to-day follows:
Old Dominion League.
Ashland and a. s. Kellam will start
AT ESQ o'clock on the northwest dia :
pire. 80 "''
Alcos and the Blue Bells will plav
on the same diamond at 1880 o'clock
Whitfield will umpire
Richmond I.cnguc.
Park az n!ru
Richmond Electric COMPANY and
Rurkes, at Byrd Park
Central League.
Fulton VS.. II. S. Wright. Harvev
Park. Umpire, Jordan
ton Park: Umpire. Scott.
Jones Bros. VS.. Battery Court. Brook
iand Iark. Umpire. Woodall
go Commercial League.
IredeSar and Clark Springs AT clar,,
Spring. - ~ N'a'h
Ronntree Cherry and wood,,I-
0uarles. at Scotts Addition.
duplex and c. S. Luck. at Flovd
All games will start at 4.so o.c,oc,,
except the games in the old Dominion
League.
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Lineup Of Teams
in Game TO-DAY
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
SnOdErass, center field.
Doyle. second bnSc.
I.obcrt, third bnse.
Fletcher, shOrtstop.
Mcrklc. first base.
Murray. left field.
Thorpe. right Hcid.
N!crR or Smith, catcher.
NRthewsOn. Tesrean, MnrHNRrd
or Fr0mino- pitchci.
RICHMOND
Lung. third bRsc.
n"rEer, left feid.
Hates, center field.
hoffman, right field.
Hnil, second hase.
Kellogg, HhOrtstOp.
NrInnis. hrst hase.
Schaudc or Easson, catcher.
Jnrmn" or Morisette, pitcher.
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OK , l. NEWsY STORES SPORTS
WILLARD SIDESTEPS
BAL TlM0RE FIGHT FANS
New Champion Escapes Crowds at Sta
tion-ExhihitlOn at Lyric
Almost n Frost.

BALTIMORE, MD. April e.-Because
ne ,nrs wanted n.a to dodge some moving pic
also lodged big mob of fight fans at
Union Station shortly before o'clocis
WAS WAS o mi.rrn ,%n ,o Tne Florida Special
not deter the crowd which grew in
numbers AS the minutes sped by. Fin
ally when the train did pull in IT re-
ceired am enthusiastic greeting from
tho crowd.
The passengers from the express
came upstairs and Joined in the crowd
10 watch the champion step forth.
ihey had no other alternative for they
found themselves hemmed in on all
SIDES by yelling mob OF fight fans.
The last man came up the steps and
sun no willard Then slowly, but
surely. the fact dawned upon the wait
ing mob that the new champion had
back and gone up the st. Paul street
steps where his party quickly jumped
INTO waiting automobiles and were
WhiSked down TO the Belvedere.
willard carries his laurels lightly.
re is cheerful and looks forward with
pleasure 10 his platform engacementr
me reception given willard at the
frost. only about 500 persons being,
present In an auditorium that seats over
S,ooo, Willard gave an exhibition or
poN,nE FOR three rounds with Walter
M'nonan. and for Il big man he showed
considerable speed There were no
calls for "A speech. neither was the
crowd over enthusiastic
The champion will leave this city al
CLOCK tomorrow morning in a spec
IA car on the Pennsylvania Railroad
Tor New York City. Upon arriving at
MS destination. however. he will dou-
pie pack to Philadelphia. where he is
scheduled 10 give All exhibition to-mor-
row afternoon. Later in the day he will
go to New York City and show himself
~ night at the st. Nicholas Rink
WIZARDS reason for moi sionninc a.,
New York is TO permit him TO get some
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TRINITY DEFEATS ElON
IN DUAL TRACK MEET
Captain Nation Wins First Place in
High jump. BrOnd jump
and Pole Vault

DURHAM, y. G.. April a-Trinity
easily walked away with Zion this af-
ternoon In the FIRST dual track meet OF
the year by the score. IS To 10 F.lon
did not win a single frst place MAX
ing only two second and four third
places. Since this is the FIRST varsity
track team IL has put out for mum
her Of wears Elon deserves no discredit
Captain Nation, OF the Trinity team.
won first place in the high jump broad
Jump and pole vault. and tied for first
Mace in the 100 ward dash For Elon,
smith. 10y. Holland and Hutchins
scored all tho points
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Park Row stars Win.

ne Jefferson rark Stars defeated ,ho
T., n'n'pora%o team by tho score ~ {. TO
~ tast game Yesterday aftcrnoop
making the fourth victory for ~ o.
iarkites In two weeks. Numerous a.
.,nenls' snch as smashed noses. because
INC catchers did not wear masks fno
turcd the game. only three OF tho eipI-
zen players coming out OF the confess
without being hurt in some mnnnnr
p,rn o.. "H '"h'hss; r.
Chimborazo n o1o
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To 10, rhre. nnunds

-SEM iUKN, ApriI 9.-JRck Curley
ana III. II. Frazee. two OF the pro.
arrived here tonight from Havana and
MADE ARRANGEMENTS for Willard to an
pear tomorrow night at boxing
ciuh. The champion will box three
rounds each with Charley ScmpIe. lin
Savage and Walter Monohan. his
sparring partners