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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
EPISCOPAL HIGH CLOSES
INDOOR SPORT SEASON
basketball Team Won Nine ont of Fen
Gamcs-Trnck Squad WINS
Successful.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. March 4.-Epis-
copal High School closed - vcrv sue
cessful basketball season last Sa,ur-
day, with .ictory over Massanuttcn
academy of Woodstock. by the score Of
rs to IL. This game brings Episco-
pals n:h,so number Of victories 60 nine.
Wnlie only one game WAS lost. that to
John Marshall. of Richmond. At the
beginning OF the season. before tho
team struck it's stride Most Of the
games were won by decisive scores.
Episcopais points amounting to Ara to
opponents 1872. i'll ten games.
The following is the summary of
games:
Episcopal GO. Epiphany of Washing
ton, g. Episcopal III. Virginia Theologi-
cal Seminary 10: Episcopal l3 John
Marshall 20: Episcopal %. Tome school
berry Forest IL Cat Woodbcrry) Epis-
copal 10. Georgetown Prep 10: Epis-
copal Il: Jefferson school 80, Ep.sco-
pal 40, Charlottesville High School Is;
Episcopal 80. Woodberry Forest 10;
Episcopal 63, Mussanutten Academy
saturday also brought to 4 close the
n INDOOR track season. when EpisGopa
hhiShtd her season 10y defeating Tome
IN a mile relay At the Georgetown
meet. The relay team has taken par,
IN the three big meets OF the season in
George Washington meet Episcopal
won easily from Wuodbcrry Forcs, and
baltimore city College. The second
relay team won from Central High
School second, Manassas High School
and several others.
Al tho John Hopkins meet in Balti-
more. Episcopal lost in an exciting re-
lay race TO Merccrsburg. by the narrow
margin of three yards In the mile. The
second team won easily in Il race with
four other schools.
Alfriend took second place in the $50
scholastic at the Georgetown meet on
Saturday. Episcopal won the mile re-
lay from Tome by half lap. while
the second team came in third in its
race.
Burnett took second place in the If
tN-NArd scholastic.
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PUBLIC WASTES SYMPATHY
ON RICHIE FOR DEFEAT
Fight in Which Welsh Took Title
Melted Former Chimp in Neigh
= fOFhood Of S.5,OuN.

There is a tcndancv n, svnNa,hiza
with Willie Ritchic. 'who lights Freddie
Welsh again il New York next month
because h. Went 10 England ana there
was outboXcd by Welsh In twenty
. emotionlcss rounds. at I'll" end of which
"thc ErENshmau.
R!tchie received S2i,ono for this
fight, Welsh did not receive /, cent.
Ritchie took IN" offer mad. bv tn.
London promoters because h. could
make SlG,nGo NOR. ia London than he
Lcouid for the same p-rfu!:uan,., in
, the United states
= Ritchic was content IT, soil his titl.
Nfor *2a,Goo. Therefore, why Should We
. grievcs not Tor himself
3: Ritchie won The worlds clarupioD-
= ship from Wo!gast ON a foul ON Eov,r.
July !, 1915 Ri,rhlc VAS cnar,pi1n
, for little NOR" than nineteen months,
, Between the VI ulEas' ana Welsh scr4us
E, he fought orly i've times, ana three
!. of these bouts were uo-dcciHlou affairs
= with Leach Grass IA Wolpast and
were with Joe Rivers art Tommy Muir
Those i've mills ue,,ed him ~ LAS.
$4,000. while b" was cnauu!uu n. :
vRudevill" engagements nrnt..br lIn
about $4,000
H,chie has nev"c taken chances.
He alw"ys has Seen that his glInla,
tee was 81 hi., one.
He is IN ~ nahr game for proa,
his mit.. And s, All uafna wi,h,',,
Z much calling Ereh!. is a frc yl,,,p
man and "" hopr ." uaiis. .uati,.r
100000
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HARRY HEDGEPETH is SOLD
BY SENATORS TO SCRANTON
Medical Students. With Mnjur League
Experience. VIII tonch John Mar
shnIl High hall sound.

Pitcher Harry iIcdCcpeth formerly
OF i'ctcrshuru, ana student At the
Medical College OF virginia. has been
sold Ivy CLARKE Griffith Of he Washiug-
ton Nationals. II scranton. hedge
pcth WAS brought by Giiiith last year
nnG was given II trNout with the $enu-
tors rs q member OF The Goobers'
twifling stan. ho made fine record.
and Is credited Win one uo-nii game
early last season against the Colts.
9 ahdldatcS for tn' John Marshall
iiiGh school baseball team We're called
oHt iNiS week, auC. undo; -n,- dircU-
Won 81 tuaCn icdgepeth, are practiC-
ing daily Al Byrd Park. y lare. squad
responded at til" iirSt summons. and il
Hranons prospects are excellent for
- winning team, and Efforts Viii he
made Ia cop the PREF. Cuampiunsh
come "i IN" old men vino have re-
ported are Captain Tins!cy, Sales. Tur-
hcr. Tirsicy and Woodward Those
who Viii don uniforms for tn" FIRST
i!u!. are lvur Massey. crack pitcher for
ii,trt"m iicights last year Wvisircr.
Ley Str.Hgcr, catcher for Barton
iiv'Shts last year ana a number OF
others.
The Marshallit"s are fortunat. in Sc
curing IN. li'usrpctH. who was tn. star
pitohcE on The Petersburg team last
year IN the Virginia League, and was
bought by WASHINGTON at the md OF
The season. II" is now a student at tho
"l"dira! 'o!!cr" Of Virginia. and Will
Gonu'i." his studies until the end OF
th" term.
The nigh school track squad is In
hard training Tor the big outdoor meet
to lie I'D At Wcsthaiupton. The use
Of the Kichmond college track has
been secured. and the team is pr:,c-
tc!nS tally with III. SUidtrS
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lRlSH-AMERICAN CLUB
CAPTURES SENIOR MEET

NEW YORK. March 4-ScrcroI new
names w:I" written on the champion
"!Hp ron OF the Amateur Athletic
tHi"h at the senior national indoor
rack and h.ld meet III Madison Suuar
,,;irden tonight. w. II. Taylor, Of the
Illinois Athletic club. Chicago, dis
'lhSrishcd himself as the only double
2 new cbampionship meet rcrord OF
ny" i"", four inches In the standing
MIN Juinp. nnd In the standing broad
feet two Inches. in each case dc,hron.
ing llau Adams, Of the New York
Athletic club. last years champion in
these events
The irish American Athletic Club. OF
TINS city, led the poinr scorc with thir-
ty-fvc; Boston Athletic Association was
t"cond win twcnty-thrce. and Illinois
Athletic club, Chicago. third with
twelve,
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GRAYS' MEET CONTINUES
TO ATTRACT ATTENTION
Inst Indoor Event OF season VIII Find
many Local Athletes Fighting
for Supremacy.

At the Grays' armory the comment
on the track meet scheduled for 81.
iatrick's Dag is full of confidence and
optimism The Grays are gaining
ground week after week. and no one
knows what surprises may DE sprung
ny the First Regiment boys on tho
seventeenth.
captain y. II. Cousins. the promoter
81 me coming contest. looks for fas,
Work In the iio-yard run. once around
,he track: This race Will he run i'm
meats. ana VIII call for the same Shirt
ana effort which has marked iii. ticty
Hhtd Dash II previous events
SiHuns Inc contestants who arr cx
p:Ctcd on the Hoor are Hubble Eur;o,
MChcc. Mahoncy. Finnccan Heil
ihachcr. !'"attic, and the littl. FOL
lows. VINO ran the midget relay in the
iratS last meet 80
Entries viii not close until S,tur
DAY, March Is, and ny that time n l..
probable that the fastest men from tbn
entered. va "e
Richmond is Just beginning to favor
mes" indcir meets. Washington and
hA!timor" have long since given Incl :
~, n6ance 10 their arrnory meets ,rJ
richmond IL following them cIosciy
Inc events set down for the nirht ar
u i'atr!ck's Day promise 10 draw :.
crowd that VIII tax the capacity M ,hn
trays galleries. and every minut. viii
nave its thrill M
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PELKY Is KNOCKED OUT
IN SECOND BY COFFEY
Dublin G!nnt Makes uuicL MorL -,
opponcht-HloH TO inv Qui-kl,
ENDS Eight

Ne" YORK. March Jim COTE.
the Dublin giant, mad" q.cE .,ork ~
Arthur pclky al n" Fairruufl i,n...,r
Club tonight The tattr ended Id f,,,.
second round, and was virtual .krn,.l,
out for Cofey
After a furious first session ii wt.i,.,,
both men hammered each ctncr a. +
90 end the bout At tn" earliest uoS.iEI.
minute, ther. was 40 Irt.up when III :.
second round began. 1t was tuUard
the. end o. this session that. COMFY
rushed Pclky to the ro;es. and b.f.r..
ne could duck, l"nced q Vicious r.pHt
Pelky, wen, down and. al,hougn ne
was able to regain h!> feet al 49,.
count OF nine, hts arms hung l!mpy ~
his sides, and iie was at the mere of
his opponent Goney made 10 at;c,,,ni
TO land another blow. however at.l
the referee stepped. IN between INN,
and ended the fight,
During the battle Peisy used n pow T.
erful right to The BODY. and landed re-
the punishment Coffey on ~. ON.
hand. played for MS opponent. head
using right jab and a riehi e,yilIy
He was evidently playing for Az npen
Ing for Knockout blow to the Jaw,
and 1t came.
Z Pelky left tho ring with an ugly cut
over the right eye, while COTE, showed
no Ill effects Of the encounter
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JUAREZ RESULTS

furlonrs--Jakc Argent. 100 tGrcen). 80
TO l, 10 10 |, ; TO l. first: Louis Des-
cosnWs, Ilh CTaylor). 10 TO !. to |.
1912 Is Blue Racer, Raven Hall,
Christmas DaiSq. Capthin Lindsley. Any
Time. lgnloo. f.lma. George karme, Joe
Second--scllinE. ono mile--Dave
Montgomery. 100 (Garner). . to /, 4
10 3. 10 2. first; Oblivion. 10I CLARK d,
10 TO l. to !. to ,, second; Bonnie $
third. Time li5. Zangaree. Austri.
Mollic Cad Pedro, Tattler, Otilo. Mike
Donliu. also ran.
Third--scven furlongs -Lenore. 30
Minnie +, lc3 G.ouder}. to D. to ..
and out, second: LehiSh, l01 (Grecn). 4
TO |. 10 =, and TO 3. third Time,
:33 Is. fcti, Bleu. Charles Fox, No
Quarter. { W. Kennon George OK
Fourih-tivc and one-h half furlongs-
Maznik. log tCarrolD. 5 TO /, TO ),
10 .. first: Luke Mae. 100 Gentry.
: to /, TO D.. to 10, second; Rex
:: and out, third Time. I'LL A.. Whims,
Tory Maid. Nix, also ran.
Fifth--hvc- anl onc-half fnrlonGs--
Safranor l05 UGarner). to |. . to /.
even first; ,"rimaar Lad. IL? Iniec). 8
los GentryJ, 10 TO /, 1 TO and . to /,
third. Time. II "a. Planetory, Judge
Ghcens Thistle Bcllc. Forge. Quid Nunc
Sixth-scv"n furlongs-Asa Hcrn-
don, - UihrnerD, to /, TO s, I to 10.
FIRST: iioh Lynch. 40 Gentry. to J,
TO !, even, second; Mabel Dulweber,
Time, l:5i. Ida pinacR. Single Toe.
stolen Ante. Rose O'Ncill and Swcrc
sam, also ran
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STRICKLING TO CAPTAIN
VIRGINIA BASKETBALLERS
Center on Tndefrntcd Quint VIII Lead
Orange and Hue Team
Neat ScaHuD

ciiARI0TTESvlLLE. VA. March 4.
IhaIIes Wili!am stretching. OF Hunt
iISion; w Va, center on Virginil's
basketball quint which went through
the season indicated. having scored
eighteen victories, WAS tonight elected
10 lead next years ivc.
Strick !ins's work during the season
just closed stamped him AZ the best
center In South Atlantic circles. lie
lead the team In points scored from
The n"!d. and his tossing of foul goals
was ii great factor in NirEin!as vic
tories. and more than once saved a de-
Feat Ills playing featured every game,
and as pivot man for the quint he could
always be depended on TO get the bail
In Nlrginia's territory. In the eight
teen games played he tossed ninety
Tour goals. and shot ll6 foul goals out
o. -" chanccs--G7 per cent OF his free
losses
StricklirG came to Virginia from
Marshall College, w. Va. and made thu
varsity basketball team his first year
lie Is trst-ycar student In the law
school, and one of tho MOST popular
men In college.
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PREACHERS PLAY
TIGERS

In the Inst game OF the season,
the strong basketball uuint repre-
sehtinE the Union Theological semi
nary will plny IIumpden- sidney
College Tonight on the Howitzers'
court. The lnmpden-Sidney five has
had good seusOn, mud although
they did not win the chun, plOnShIr.
they put mp clever fight. Earlier
I'm the ycnr they defeated tho
Preachers at FarmviiIe, and the Int
ter nrc out for revenge.
This yenr the five representing
the seminary In the strongest ono
In the history OF the institution.
The Guint hns hnd u splendid sra-
son, having twice dcfcntc Unn-
t0lPh- Macon, winners of TIL. East-
rrn Virginia Intercollegiate Asso-
citation championship. The game
Tonight will be the first played by
the tenn on n lOrnl coart this year.
The Enme will begin promptly nj
$500 O'Clock. IInrErovcs VIII OIL
rIntr.
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COMMITTEE
ORGANIZES ITS LEAGUES
twenty Teams Have Already Been
Formed Into Four Strong
Circuits.
PLAYERS ARE SIGNING FAST
All Club managers Announce That
Their Rosters Are About Complete.
Committee Predicts That Amateur
Ball Will BE More Popular.

With rcpreuopt,,ir,, ,
every team playing under Federation
colors present, the second omen meet
ing OF the Federation ;:.s,hnl, Commit.
ception, the entire CON, ~, ,.n one OK
hand ana practically every I.,n Viz , on
arranged WAS
Four leagues were formal ,hr.
the circuits beiur siyh three OF
while the fourth ic,,,uS ai aHalrs'
posed of four ,n,ma VII DC com
League continent me Eederation
tional Bank, Blues iIovxi,znr. ,,, IA
land Park. NrcGiil and Rn r rtnrrSi tiissh-
dent ana Rnhn,, ioa'leF Is prcsi-
OF this circuit, ''''' secretary
president. AMI r. I,.,i. T., ~ courtney.
the followinc ,cnn,n s''te'arN, mas
Church Hill Ethle,ir c.l,,h - aos.er'
ond Baptist Baracn. "p p,, i,sps' sec,
Brookla Park ''h'efs ana
The Jcfrcrson w,ra
Akcrs. secretary. wiI, .asn", y. ~
mount Athletic t,,,,i 1855 81 fair-
t.. Lee ('ounciI i,nt, oPoil'ans. k
pany. Churcb ,I,pi rorniture Com.
Springs miami
, The fourth league. which win no
elected It's ottlc"rs n,,; ice;n,sn". has not
~. It's teams are ,l,c 20: 49, 40 >" Snort,
Corps Artillery aud infantry. 's" MAJ
ranks some OF , tua'ns nave In their
amateur bali PLAYERS in ;b INC fastest
will probably siar. ~ '.'E; ana
games TN" ncrsn" nr"hF brilliant
high. and with iii a"rh 'chin Is
sports sake th. E.,,", ING mar" Tor
ward 10 very .ucc.s.t,',' LOOKS Tor
double the nuinher "'i HehSnh' Ihht
seen TT TO en,,,intn ~, p!aHers have
pioneers of th, 49, ~ Example OF tn"
indicates how popm e,nsra H. last year:
inp ~ ~, oali ioT amateurs Is appeal.
Whcn ~, -. majority OF players.
the meeting - I'LL, MI ncSwccney called
ihat thn i!.d 4" "insr was made clear
trn is r..,di"t'bn baseball Commit
ever ncccss,rv MN Nh meeting when
ing occasion 10 bring 80, s en- one nav,
Importance Is privileged 10 i.., IN ,ins Ok
mittcc know thromph - ~. me com
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SCHOOLB0YS TO PLAY

The third game in the Junior TRAN
gular Basketball League will be played
Tonight between Madison and Grove
Avenue Schools OH the roof of the
Madison Building. by the addition Of
several new players the Grove Avenue
quint has been greatly strengthened.
The teams will line up as follows;
Grove Avenuc-Andcrson and Wills,
forwards: Clark, center; lsuegcr and
GIFT. guards.
Madison-Carroll and Flippcn. for
wards: LYDIA. center; Winters and T!af-
fcri. guards.
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PLAY GOLF SEMIflNALS
AT PiNEHURST TO-DAY

rINEiiUKST, \. g., March In the
second ro"rG al match play in ;hc am
ilt:"i surins golf tournament here to-
nhy. walter j. Travis. Garden CHS IT,
J.. j. NJ Thompson, spring Haven. ia;
!. g Parrish Jr., New York ana Irving
Rob, a"n, i;nchest,r won their
SHines Tr"'is Win bee matched Win
l"-Murruw IT, tic s"ninuals
iu ~" CONSOLATION rounds Henry G.
Eo"n"s, a. D"kmout "a. Will meet
Jess" j. tuiii"ru, ~ Iul"rvalc. " H.
and W. l.. Trrssi.U. FOX HiIls. viii
nlNE =. ). Mchnnall. nr C,ni...H
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FoothnlI Surely Pays.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, March foot
bail receipts at Harvard University for
the 1918 season amounted To S9iiY4.
ana the balance above expenses was
nearly 100000, according TO "A report OF
the athletic treasurer for the fiscal wear
ended July II last. ANNOUNCED to-
night. baseball WAS the ouly other
sport which paid for itself. with an in
come OF S22,l9I and expenses OF Sli.23?.
Hockey failed to make both ends meet
by $500. rowing lost $4,000. track attn
leticS lost $4,000. and other sports
smaller sums.
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White Snx Win First.

Los ANGELES. CAL. March a.-The
Chicago Americans to-day took the
opening game of an exhibition series
with the Los Angeles. Pacific Coast
League team by good hitting. Ray
Schalk made n perfect batting average
with triple and three singles Score
White SoX-I, l6, =.
Angels. .. o.
Batteries: Jasper. Johnson. Scott and
Schalk; perr!tt Love and Boles.
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Tinker win Cover Second.

CHICAGO, March I.--JUscph j.. Think
or, manager of the Chicago Fcderals
after playing a; shnrtstop from the
start OF his long ma 10Y league career
has decided to switch TO second base
i mixer announced to-day that his place
in the short field would hc taken hy
James smith. nineteen year old star
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Thrcc-Finx.r Brown to Whales.

CHICAGO, March t.---MordeCai Brown.
former pitcher Tor the Chicago Ma
tionals and last year manager OF the
st. Louis FedcralS. will play this year
with the Chicago Fcd"ralS. This am
was made to-day after he
had visited Charles WeeThman. Brown
Will go South with the Chicago FcderalS
on their training trip.
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Philadelphia Hillinrd..t Leads.

PHILADELPHIA, March i.-JoScpl
Mayer. representing Philadelphia. to-
night scored the easiest victory so far
in the National Amateur 49, balk line
billiard tournam, being held in ,h..
Union League. defeating corwin Hus-
ton, OF Detroit, $40 u 90. in twenty
six innings, an avcrag" Of IL lG-oS. No
other player in the tournament has vet
averaged over IL. The game was 4
walk over. Mayer playing so fast that
he frequently fell down while Huston
became ratified. missing shots which
would have been easy under ordinary
circumstances.
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Southern Champ Loses.

fHIlA bELfEiiA. March Edward
". ,iardn'r, OF New York. titleholder.~
to-day defeated l.. l., Milburn. Memphis.
Southern champion. 800 To 2la. in the
sixth some Of IN. class y amateur bill
lard tournament for til. national cham
Gardner gathered - for his
highest run. ana averaged II i3-35,
while Milbuin's best score was 10 and
his avcraS. I5-3i
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DOWNTHE ALLEYS

The Newport team played in fine form
i;ist night in the series with the SUI
periors ana captured all three games
light. but owing TO the fact that ono
OF IN" leading players was absent they
were unable To stave of defeat. Rudd
ana Mcfafiahd were the stars for the
Surcriors, while Blair and Bailey did
the good work for III" Newports.
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SYRACUSE. y. Y. March ito pro-
tect III" members OF last years base
ball team who have salary of $500
due them. Charles l.. stone. referee in
hankruptcy. to-day refused TO confirm
the New York State League, for ST 600
TO Frank /. Miller. attorney. Referee
stone promised to take up the matter
more fhil yat a private hearing with
the trustees
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Breezy News Nu gets
Midget on MnN.

MAYO. March 4.---k. Hunter Good :
bred. better known among the baseball
boys as Tiny on account III his size.
Bong only six iuct four inches nix n
ana weighing only 2l5 pounds, viii
leave here tnls afternooti or to- morrow
TO join the dodgers. the BrooKlyn team
or the National League, At Daytoua,
where his team will be In practice until
the opening OF the playing season.
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Set Yacht Race Dates.

NEW YORK. March i-Thc New
York Yacht club tonight announced
its tentative schedule Of racing events
for the season. the list showing tn. am
nual regatta set for June II. the Glen
Cove cups for July 10, and the autumn
cups for September g.
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TAMPA, FLA, March fudge
stephen Trabuc. formerly Of Louisville,
defeated Wilbur l.. Norman. Of Lynch
burg, Va, here to-day. in first two
chess games OF a series OF ten for the
championship of South Florida Mr..
Norman is champion of Virginia.
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Skip's Morning Smile

interest locally Is now conferred on
oasebali although there still remains
onc INDOOR event to be pulled or
IN" track meet to be held under the
auspices of the Richmond Grays on
March -, VIII wind up one OF the most
successful winters sport ever known
mere Both basketball and track attn
ieticS nave gained many new follow
ers. poth IN participants and in sprcta-
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ChIcngn Gnrgnn. VIII.

OAKLAND. CAL, March 1.-The Chi
cage Americans second team defeated
til" Oakland club OF the raciic Coast
League, TO y, to- day.
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revenue collectors have notified base
ohn managers to withhold income
taxes on salaries of men mailing more
than $4,000. If single. or $4,000. If mar
RED Walter Johnson, who is said to
draw $1,000 Il year: Ty Cobb who re-
ccivcs beggarly $4,000 and iris
Spcaktr, whose compensation jumped
10 $4,000 at the beginning Of tho
baseball war, will all have to do bust
ness with tho incom. tax collector.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05

nudirs Arc immune
thINAGo. March 4 = E,,f,,,
,,nd ,"ea' out no Pharisces have organ
,noh he"sphpermens golf club, t'onv
mesS ~ me newspaper Offices. being
-@-G ~ -ouEh yak. VIII act as On d.,i q :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05

In bringing the Feds TO Newark IL
would appear as If Pat Powers was
seeking revenge. 1t was the vote OF
me Tiger contingent that kept Powers
iSrnational League in the winter OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05

Secretary Wicks has fitted out an
m ONCE mt ?22 East Main Street
'iiS furniture has been installed and
q safe has been purchased To hold all
OF the contracts being secured by Dun
49,
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TN cobb. who plays bali in the
summer time and does Il bit Of author
ing ~ The winter 10 keep the wolves
out OF the front yard, is trying to cheer
ne folks in Detroit by telling them
th'' the FiEcrs are not SO bad after
All ana that maybe they may amount
to something in the 1915 pennamt race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-05
The Confederate lyauseu- .

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETR
Open a. NJ: to P. b.
Admission 25c.
FREQ a. III. to l.. 81 an Saturdays
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Ihcr" IS nothing hazy now about tho
Newark Fcd"ral. being rcaiitr ''
crowd Of Loco laborers and n dctach.
H.it OF Harrison. police Superintendent
~" start on IL" I,lant at Harrison Nnn
DAY morning That is. tho nnlir. kart
an eye on the lahor"rs. who watch tho
sIhg Of men lucky enough TO secure
jobs on the grounds