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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-21
1t other means have failed to give
relief try Chiropractic.

1t other means have failed to give
relief try Chiropractic.
The Malta bowling team WAS agai1,
winners in a match played on the
local alley last Saturday night. A
large crowd was present to witness
the game and the team from Chinook
lost by q large margin. This is the.
third game the Malta team has con-
tested jn this winter and have won
all of them. They play a returngame
at Chinook Saturday night and one
in lavre the following afternoon.
Ray Gardner was the bowler of the
evening and finished with the high
average. There is one thing certain
and that is if wecannot get away will,
a game Of ball with the Chinook team
we can clean house with them VIXEN
it comes to bowling, They arc a line
bunch of fellows and everyone had
q good time. Mr.. Murphy expects
to have Il game with Iayre ut An
early date.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-21
LOG / NEWS
Vote For County Division.


George Jones returned the first O
the Week from a several days stay !,
Sunnyside Springs
Roy Lee, candidate for assessor
was doWM the first of the week from
Iodson looking after his political in
terests.
LosT-J.Hdies' GoldWatch with rib
bon fob attached. Lost last Satur
day night. Please return, to Grea
Northern Hotel and receive reward
Il. ;. Drabbs was up yesterday from
Saco looking after his political inter.
ests. He is one Of the candidates fol
assessor for the new county of Phil.
lips.
Cashier J. W. Hall, of the First
State Bank, is the possessor Of n new
1915 Ford. purchased from Shady &
j. Nef Mt who have the agency for
that popular little machine.
Frank Schempp, candidate for coun-
ty commissioner for the two-year
term, was in yesterday. He was q
passenger to Saco last night where he
went to look after his candidacy.
liver Rood, who has been the handy
man in the First State Bank for the
past several months left the first of
the week for lis homestead south Of
town and will put in the balance of
the winter eating home grown cook.
ing.
Mrs. q. w. Simonson returned the
first OF the week from Minnesota
where She was called some time ago
by the illness and death of her
mother. She WAS accompanied home
10y her brother, Mr.. Smith. who win
visit here for a time.
Sheriff Powell from all reports is
making good at the county seat and
the latter part of last week appre-
hended two 1ugitives from Sheridan
county who had broken jail some time
ago. They We're at once EN- in and
are how ~ the Jail at Plentywood.
Tile many friends in Malta of Mr.
and Mrs. j, A. Couch, who are now
residents Of Winterset, Iowa. will he
pleased TO learn that they are TIN,
parents Of Il little SON born to then
on January 3rd. The announcement
states that all are getting along nice
ly.
\ letter received from the Inter
national Boundary Commission a.
Washington. D. c., states that there
no foundation whatever for the re
port abont the changing OF the boun
Diary line between the United State!
and Canada, The work that ha,
been done along the boundary Ina.
been TO put more durable monument.
and more of them on the boundar,
line already established. Courier.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-21

Mrs. B. M. Phillips is in town this
week the guest OF friends.
Columbia and Reindeer Bob.
sleds in wide and narrow track
Get yours now at kilduffs'.
Senator Suryant and Attorney j
A. fressler were at Glasgow the frs,
OF the week attending to business
matters before the Clerk of Court.
The candidates ball at Wagner to.
morrow IFriday) night promises tc
De one of the big events OF the season
ana ali who attend are assured a good
time.
Carl Gjersing was at GLASGOW the
first Of the week and finished getting
his final citizens papers. lie is now
fulfilled Sed citizen but not in ii me
to vote for Phillips county.
johnson THE Abstractman will,
De one Of the new firms in the alb
stract business in Malta as soon as
..ssr.s ..-, w i5Ioil is over ANA the
county officials get down to the
steady grind.
Misses Mable and Marie Bocan re-
turned Friday from Kenmare where
they visited Il few weeks with their
friends and parents, They have
gone out to their claims to resume
their school work.
We have buyers for nine 32o-acre
tracts of decided land: eleven for l6o-
acre tracts, and thirty relinqnish-
ments. Come in and see us. We will
90 the rest. Kramer & Warner.
First State Bank bnilding. tfso
E. S. Luch, representing the Rum
die Abstract Co., was in town Tues
lay getting acquainted with the peo-
pie Of this place. Mr.. Luch will
lave charge of the office for that
in this city for time when
It is started.
LII another column in this issue we
publish the list of candidates as the
James will appear on the official bal
lot. There are very few sample bal
OTIS sent out and ut the earnest re-
quest Of number Of our readers we
publish the list complete.
Shady & LeVesconte have disposed
" several of the new Fords which
we're unloaded last week. From the
number Of machines they have sold
md those that have been ordered
Cords will be thicker in Malta than
lies i'll a sugar barrel.
Mrs. Chas. Blank enhorn enter |
aimed in honor Of Mrs. Bogy of Chi
nook at delightful luncheon on
Tuesday. y Covers were laid for eight
With hand made favors, four courses
being served. The afternoon was
most entertaingly spent with music.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-21

Mrs. Bogy of Chinook visited sew
eral days this week with her friend
Mrs. Blankenhorlr
\ good siN-hoje range in the very
b Isl of condition will be sold cheap
if taken at once. j. W. Algeo wv
Mrs. j. Shafer returned to Malta
Sunday after visiting II few months
with relatives III Colorado and South
Dakota.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-21

few of Heinze's 81 varieties;
Heinz Catsup, Il OF. bottle 25c
Heinze's Dill Pickles in cans Csc
Heinze's Spaghetti, 1907 cans 25c
Heinze's Tomato Soup 1.-TWO cans) 25c
Heinze's Dill Pickles in bulk, per doz. zoe
Heinze's Sour Pickles in bulk per doz Csc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

HAVANA. CUBA. April Jess Will
iard. the new heavyweight champion
this morning for New York. where he
is due to arrive on an Atlantic Coast
Line train on Friday afternoon at G:2o
Nest, Jacksonville. Charleston. Rich
mOnd and Washington.
The crowd at the dock to say good
hy. TO the champion when he boarded
4 boat for Key West was so great that
the sailing arrangements We're inter
ierrcn win ana the vessel which
get away until two hours later
Jack Johnson. who camc down to
the steamer shook hands with the con
qucror and said:
Jess. wish YOU all tho luck you
could wish for yourself. ! hope YOU
can make heap OF money. Be sure
Willard answered with his best
wishes and said: II will see you in
Europe" He appeared TO he affected
by the incident. Johnson was given a
great reception by the crowd
The Cuban rights for the moving
pictures Of tho Johnson Willard light
were sold to-day for $4,000.
Jack Johnson is preparing to 20 to
Santiago. whence he will sail for ia
maica and then TO France 10y way Of
Martinique.
Although 1t was announced las, nirht
tho gatc receipts of tn" Johnson Viii
lard tight were $4,000. no one in
Havana sccms 10 have definite infor-
nation on this point. Various stories
HAY" been given out. placing the
amount AZ S6o.H"o TO $4,000. When
the announcement was made that SllO,-
coo had been taken in. various claims
We're presented by persons who aided
in ARRANGEMENTS for the bout Later
the amount WAS named at $4,000 The
crowd which Witnessed the n2ht SUR
~ Was in excess OF $1,000. The prices
ranged from So TO $50, but how many
complimentary tickets were given out
is unknown The largest profits went
1" the race track lessee, who got 81
cNtr;, from zach spectator by running
"a f"w races after the fight
IN" Americans who came hero to
soc Tho iight are leaving as rapidly rs
possible, ttNin" transportation facili-
ties as never before.
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.RUSTL|NG BRASS WINNER
At FTEEN TO ONE ODDS
Outsider Puts Over Best Thing OF
Racing Meet mt Bowie
Track
FAvoRITEs COP -FOUR RACES
Largest Crowd OF Season Sees Rum
ming Of Excellent Card-Iong Shot
BreeZes Home, an Easy Winner
Over Fairfield.

BOWIE. April Tho largest crowd
of the present meeting turned out to-
day at Prince Georges Park and wit
messed the running OF an excellent
card. Favorites were In evidence. four
out OF six being first home. The best
thing Of the meeting was put over to-
day when Willie Martins RustlinG
Brass at - to !. breezed home an easy
winner over q fair field.
Summary:
How They Finished.
First racc-four furlonrs--1rrawad :
dy, Io9 CT. McTaggarD. II to .. to
10. - TO .. first: Mustard. liz 'Butt-
welD, to ], 3 to, ,. TO ;. second:
Ataka, 100 (MetcalD. 5 to l. even. /
TO >, third. Time. 30 %. Jerry Jr..
Prohibition. Candle, Lewis Oppcr. also
ran.
SeconG--six and one-haif furlomrs-
Pied Piper. l02 Haynes, 6 TO :, to
:, to first; ch1ser le n.o INIckians9
lo5 Gilly). IS to 5, { to 5, 3 10 5. third.
Time. :22 80, Miss McGiggle. Irish
General, Subject, Jack Hanover. also
Third--six and one-half furlongs-
Cliff Haven. lo5 Ruxton). I to 10. l
TO 3, out. first; Primary. lo2 G. Nc
Dancing Master. Ill tWarrington). 20
to !, 10 !, 3 to !. third. Time, l:2c.
Lady Butterfly. lngomar. Bladder. Early
Riser Tamerlane, also ran.
Brass. 10 tTurner). s to /. to /.
; TO !, first; Pharaoh. 1l5 0poylc). .
10 !, to l, to ). second; Fitzgerald.
100 I.ouder), to |. to ], even,
third. Time. 1929. Miss Barnharbor,
Chiffon Sduaw, FREQ Trade, Stentor.
Rolling Stone, also ran.
Fifth-seven furlongs--Y 40
(Ambrose). 4 to 8. . to s. to 6. first
Canto. 113 tTurner). 0 to .. s to 5. 4
to .. second: Castara, los CT. McTag
EarO. to I, . to I, 4 to 3, third
Time. 1928 As. Mollie Richards, Thel-
ina j. Deduction. Blackford. Duquesne.
also ran.
El ORC. 115 IT McTaggarD. to S, 3
to ;. to 4, first: Abbotsf ord, lO7
Hainesl, 70 l, S to 9. even. second:
Weyanoke. lis fMathews). to 3. 3
Margaret Aleise. Ben Uncas, After
glow, Billie Baker. also ran.
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WILLARD LEAVES HAVANA
ON H0MEWARD JOURNEY
Conquerer OF Jack Johnson Will Ar
rive in New York To-Mor-
row Night.
TO PASS THROUGH RICHMOND
Train Bcnring heavyweight Cham
pion Is Due Here ut 10 O'Clock 70
Morrow Niorning-Big Ace Goes
to Steamer With Victor.

KEY WEST, FLA. April Jess
/ willard. the new heavyweight cham
to-day from Havana. proud OF the
chance TO stand again on American
soil.
y crowd which gathered on the pier
I" greet him. broke down fences and
parted ropes in an effort to get near
the Kansas giant. The police had great
difficulty in preserving order.
When the steamer Governor Cobb.
bringing Willard ana his party. steamed
into the harhor. all shipping flew flags
of welcome. Several government tor
redo- boat destroyers opened their
sirens.
Willard stood on the upper deck and
repeatedly lifted his sombrcro in an
Swcr.
As Willard came down the gang
plank the crowd previously held back
10y the police. broke fences and ropes
and raced in the direction OF the cham
pion. Soon Willard was surrounded by
= throng. and he WAS half carried to
another end OF the pier. where n COM
mittee from the board OF trade bundled
MN INTO carriage for parade To the
town. y band headed the procession
10 WIZARDS hotel. and lie was given an
enthusiastic greeting all the way
w hen Willard was shown telegram
onerinS $4,000 as purse for a tight
with Frank Moran, he said:
'PShaw. don't know anything about
my future plans. See Tom Jones' in
uicatinS his manager. Jones declared
Willard would not fight for nine months
or a year.
willard" said Jones. has been
training for year and a half. and has
earned rest. lie is going TO tour the
country picking UP the money that is
due him. for You know Willard has not
mad" any big money out OF this fight
After Jess has completed his tour
ana has had rest. he will he ready 10
defend the title against any heavy
weight. He never Will fight another
negro"
1t was announced tonight that VIII
lard and his party would travel direct
from here 10 baltimore. where Willard
viii give his tirSt exhibition on Friday
night.
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SPIDERS PLAY TECHS ON
STADIUM FIELD TO-DAY
Richmond College and Virginia Poly
technic Institute Teams
Ready for Game.
VARSITY WILL GO SOUTH
Coach Dobson Will Take Charges for
Tour OF CarOlinas TO-Night-Will
Meet Some OF the Strong College
Teams.

Richmond College viii play the Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute this after
noon at 4 o'clock on Stadium Field.
Westhampton. The Spiders have been
GOING steady work all week, and Coach
Dodson says that his charges are In
pretty good condition. The Spiders
Will line up this afternoon exactly tho
same as they did against Lafayette, en-
ccpt that Dick Carr will take right
field
The Techs are determined to win this
game. They feel very kccnly the sting
OF their last years defeat at the hands
OF the Spiders. and they have asserted
thtt the game today Will wipe out TIM,
memory.
Tonight the Varsity squad viii leave
on it's big Southern trim. and will he
away over a week playing the strong
est teams in both the Caroliins yhev
VIII TAX" "a special car from tho Main
street station. and by travclnI; over
night viii arrive in Greensboro NOR
row. whore the team will stack nm
against Elon College. From there the
spiders Will Journey over 10 Davidson
ana play this aggregation. I..aviut.
Saturday night. the Spiders Will keep
on South. and will arrive at Grcruvilln
;. -. on sunday morning. where they
VIII rest On the following day the
University crew at League Park on
Tuesday the Spiders go up against tho
Clemson Tigers. This college is where
Coach Dobson spent three OF his most
successful years just previous 10 com
ing To Richmond College
EntrhininS after the game the
spiders VIII arrive in Durham on the
back track where they will ulov tho
trinity team "Wednesday afternoon, ana
VIII remain over there that night. and
ionlp out 10 Chapel I'M the next after.
noon Tor the hnal game OF the trip with
IN. University Of North Carolina, Tho
spiders VIII arrive home on the morn
ing OF April IL. and ON tho following
afternoon viii play the William and
Mary at Broad street Park
Yesterday afternoon come more OF the
events OF the intcrClass track meet we're
run OF with gratifying results to Coach
loopsoh. Fast time WAS made. and the
SPIDERS have great hopes FOR the track
team when II meets Y. f. / I'm a dual
meet at Eiacksburg ON Saturday.
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CORNELL GETS ONLY TWO
SAFET|ES OFF FLANAGAN
University OF Virginia Takes Second
Game From the Ithi-
can Team.
Russell, Visiting SALESMAN, Holds
Orange and Blue to Six Hits and
Two Runs-Fast Fielding Keeps
Score Down.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April T.
Flanagan held Cornell to two hits to-
day, and Virginia made it two straight
from the lthacans.
Russell also twirlcd splendid ball for
tho New Workers. In the third he re-
tired the side on strikes. III the fourth
Bcrkelcy's drive was too not for Mel
Ion. White drove a liner to short. which
BILLS Knocked down, hat TOO late to
catch the Virginia captain at first.
Phillips hunted and on Russelrs throw
TO third to force Berkeley Mellon
dropped the ball. T.. " Smith then
singled 10 center. scoring Berkeley and
White. In tho ninth Gordon walked
went 10 second on nclder's choice, and
Tailed on BLISS drive to center.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08
FIVE RACES WILL BE RUN
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Annual Event of wnrrenton Hunt Club
VIII Ihke Plnce Mt nrondvlcw
Farm lnstcnd of at clifton.

WATERMELON VA. April THE
annual point to point races OF the War
renton Hunt Club will take place Sat
urday. April 10. at Broadvicw Farm
the home OF William +. Wilbur instead
OF at Clifton, the Barry estate as I'm
former years. This ncarucss TO War
renton assures an unprcccntcd attend
ancc ana the five races to be run are
All hlicd with good entries Each race
VIII carry with 1t sweepstakes with q
silver cup added Prominent among
those who have entries are a T. Hum.
phrey, James II. MadduX. w T. WI
BUR, Julian &. Keith and John T.
stone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08
COLLEGE BASEBALL

Al Washington-IIoly Cross, 3:
Georgetown. ..
AT Princeton-Colgate. /: Princeton,
At West Point-West Point, 8: Stew
ems Institute l.
At WaShington-Catholic University.
3; Johns Hopkins. ].
At LeXington-V. NJ. T., s; Randolph
Macon, Z.
At Annapolis-Yale. C; Navy. s (eight
innings.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08
CADETS DEFEAT JACKETS
IN NINTH-INNING RALLY
Randolph Macon Loses Season Contest
tn NirGinin Military Institute
in Last Frame.

EHlNGToN. VA, April 7.-Nirginia
Military institute won q sccsaw game
from i:andolph Ma con This afternoon.
10 :. The Cadets made a garrison
huiSh IN THE ninth, when two behind by
making three runs on three singles and
- uouh!c after twO were out. Marst0u
sent has game To tn" front in the eighth
NhcN ne MAI" homer with two on
bases. Fielding l.. Pitts; batting of
Hrcssard. Gillespie and Marston, fca-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08
DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Bunnys wil! have the Cook
inning tnnpnny team az their oppo-
nents on the Newport. Alleys ,o-nigh,
In the regular scheduled event Of the
Greater Richmond Rowling League. The
Buunys have lost twcnty-onc conse-
EainIheI fI"m Ynv. PIT az G2aGn Ennng
that the boys will start from tonight
ana garner few victories. Bea rdsley
Harper. Mi!tz, Burnett Campbell ANA
l.aiimer Will be in thu Bunny lineup,
while Captain Wade Will have Arrighi
Anderson. i.!cbs and several other stars
10 assist him.
Tomorrow night the Newports and
lhc Superiors wili battle. and Will
doubtless attract 4 number OF specta-
rnlncc Tourney Entries.
Entries for The Palace Alleys five
gam" single tourney. which starts Mon
aay nish,. must b." received by Man
Indications are there viii be a large
number 81 bowI"rs ~ this contest ana
~. prizes viii b" "eN worth competing
Special Tourney ut baltimore.
,b""linp tournament VIII he
staged ~ III" Regent. In Baltimore. MAY
SATURDAY night o. this week Tho
cents VIII nc In both duck and ten
pms ana no entrance fee is charged.
only the usual rnernbership fee Of the
Bn!,imor" Rowling hssociation. Cold
rneHn!h VIII hc awarded in the various
Atlanta Wv. Richmond.
,Io-niEht on the Palace hlleya the
iHchWcnd Hello" hoys VIII rOil the
Atlanta team In the final series The
sc"f"H Vii he exchanged by special
"irc. and the br~!crr w!il begin 10
MI N" big naples ~ cclOck. This 20 o.
r'"s between the Richmond anG At
i"utA i'lcpiru" hp"s ia. be~n verY
interesting. and vim dpGhiIes- .reuIt
IN 81 regular Echrdule He1t fan
G00b-r B0wisTs Included.
Tho fve-Sahns single tournament on
tho Palace Alleys VIII be open 10 tho
bowlera of Petersburg. and the boys
from tho CocLh6s CITY aYe expected
to give the local bcvlsrH q hard run
for tho honnTs jn tho various sysnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

Totals

y2rnHii .....-...."" :" go Ii
summary: Euns--Berkclcy, White
Gordon. Sacrifice hit-Bcrk eley. stolen
nits.s-Whi Double plays--Bil!s to
donovan 10 Heating Base on balls
off Russell i off Flanagan. l. Left
on hascs-Cornell. 3: Virginia, :. Hit
by pitched ball-Douovan. Struck out
by russell. 2: by Flanagan. .. Time
OF game. 80. Umpire, Chewing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08
Total
Score by inrings
MORAN AFTER JESS
Oilers s20.Doo Purse Ia,
Twcuty-Nound Tout

LONDON. April "a London syndI-
cate has offered a purse OF 100000 FOR a
nght between Jess willard ana Franz
Moran, Of Iltisburgh. Willard will b..
Scnered $1,000 for his training expenses
Moran was defeated by Jack John
son In twenty rounds on points in
PMts Juno "a. 1914, and on March 20.
1ast he knocked out Bombardier Wells
et.1ondon. In ten rounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

;, ihNFISDNNtRG, VA. ANN
ibusinesn iigh School OF Washington
,n 9nt ,h,ee runs In the ninth Inn.
Ihg tocoay. winning from IIarr,sonh,:re
nigh School. to s. This ia the sane
enSe or me Washington Western HiRh
school victory hero Monday. NIB
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

Let us see what happens tomorrow
down in Rocky Mount. With Dunn
away 1t may be possible that the boys
viii slow up and get another dose OF
the Newport News medicine. If they
DO ii will be fatal TO some Of them. as
Dunn is about ready to begin cutting
down his squad. Then. too. 1t would
be ruinous from n financial standpoint
as well. The Shipbullder's fasco has
already cost the management many a
dollar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

Brick Mc1nnis found his batting eye
yesterday for the first time, and lined
out single and q double. HOFFMAN
also had on his batting clothes, as did
hreckenridSe Cap Ball. however
broke his good record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08
IT STRIKES Me
by SKIP

Boston Braves to-day boys. Don't
miss this opportunity to see the worlds
champs in action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08
Virginia Military Institute.

Driscoll hattcd for HamNn in nirith
]Hr"tton battcd for Eucher IN ninth
score by innings: =
K NJ. ............O ol0ooa 2 ~
\. NJ. J. .........0 q q q 3-S
summary: Two-basc hits-J. Pitts
Spessart Home runs--Marston. stolen
hhses-Gnlcspie t2). Franklin. l., pms
cunningham. Savage Mos Double
plays York to Riddick. Base on halls
OF MArsion. .: OFF Butcher. !. Let
Military institute. >. Hi hy ni,c,,,n.I
H,hi' ''raE Lancaster. Struck on, Nbv
hp,h"r 10: BY Marston, II Pass.d
uNI.s- Iltls- lmpire. Al Ortn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

The lineup for the Braves will prob
ably be III. Moran. right field: Evcrs,
second base; Connolly. left held Ma
gee, center field: Schmidt, first base
smith, third base; Gowdy or Whaling,
catcher; James. Rudolph or Hess,
pitchers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

Women will be admitted to the
grounds and grand stand for 25 cents
days and on the opening day. But why
discriminate at all?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

Dunn had little to complain OF dur
ing the last two days. /, is noticeable
mat the boys do better work when he
Is IN uniform and on the lines to watch
their work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

The presence Of women and girls at
the games cnlivcns the scene. AS they
cannot be expected to occupy the bleach
crs the fannies are not given a square
deal by being forced to pay so cents on
holidays and SATURDAYS. Then, too,
many a woman is the means OF bring
Ing man out to q game, and this
should be cOnSilere1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

Snithdcafs opened the season yes
terday by defeating Massey Business
college by III" score OF % 10 10. The
game was featured by heavy hitting.
one man getting three homers. The
Gamc was PLAYED at Lee Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

Colonel Jacob Rubbert. owner Of the
Yankees. says he is pleased with tho
our part IL is not out of place TO saw
that Colonel Jake is not ut all hard
to please. But at that, the Yankees
have some nice looking ball tossers on
the roster. Certainly they showed bet
tor form yesterday than any OF the
other teams that have been here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

Jack Dunn will leave to-day for
w ashinSton TO have conference with
clarke Griffith in regard to Mile Nit =
chell. The latter Is somewhat peevcd
at the treatment received from Grif-
nth and threatens to quit the base
bail game. He is now at Bowie Md.
where he Is following the ponies. Dunn
viii not arrive back here until Satur-
day morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08

Fort Smith has pitcher named
"ray, who is seven feet two inches
tall Wray. Wray. Wray.