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Section 209. Whoever, at an cleo
tlon, sepaks or attempts 10 speak TO u
person while within the booth except
as provided by law, shall be fined not
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than FIVE hundred dollars or impris.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB HAS
MANY OARSMEN ON WATER
Severity OF Weather Has Been No
Drawback to Candidates
for Grew.
May BE Two or Three Weeks Before
Instructor Is Securcd-Prospects
for Successful Season on River Arc
Very Bright.

notwithstanding the severity OF the
weather during the past week, the
Virginia Boat club has been n scene
OF unusual activity. Every afternoon
there are numbers of shells and pleas
ure boats out, while later on in the
day ono may discern an eight-oared
gig or two skimming the surface of
tho river.
BY dint Of constant practice on the
water. n really formidable crew is be
Ing developed, and it is expected hy.
the time that negotiations for a coach
have been consummatcd n nrst-rnto
squad OF men will be in condition To
buckle down to training and hard
work
fast crew was observed in action
on last Tuesday afternoon. The men
We're Beers, No. l: Eecne No .. NVil
Iiams. No. 3: Ryland No 4: C;rubhs.
no. -; MoniEomery, No. {; AtweM, No.
coNswaim. The crew performed I'm mid,
season Styl" ANA spectators were much
impressed at the final squirt by tho
H ,i;i> AT me end OF a particularly hard
nxrcic, HoMt as, omery especially. by his
inc recipient OF much praise from bis
toihraucS on The Starboard side. he
n:!nS hcrcniean strength in pulling the
h";tt through the water.
Captain Forrest is out daily in his
Shc!l watching the new men with an
eagle eye, and he expects to round nm
~ the available material shortly. 4
n!s crowd OF the men are expected to
urn out ON saturday, weather hermit :
thE, and a number of boats will NO
doubt be on tho river.
II Is expected that a coach will I've
secured within the next two or three
weeks. GOOD men are scarce, but II
IS expected that {, competent tustr,,c, a.
VIII be engaged.
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JOHN MARSHALL POUNDS
TWO SM|THDEAL PITCHERS
Public School Boys Win Swatfcst
From Business Col
Icge Nine.
ERRORS CAME VERY FAs
Both Teams Did Mighty Poor Field
ing Throughout Gamc-Marshall-
ties Have Taken Ten Contests i'm
Row.

john Marshall High won it's tenth
successive game by completely over
lego yesterday afternoon, u to Z. Tho
game was filled with Il galaxy OF err
rors' stole, stolen bases. hits, wild throws
pcGted. chiefly the latter.
Tyson. who started In tho box for
John Marshall was knocked around by
inc Sinithdeal boys, who scored threo
runs in tho first and second innings.
respectively. These runs were partly
due to the erratic support given him
RULER. n port slider, relieved Tyson In
the third inning and completely held
the enemy in check, only one run being
the seventh.
The high school boys had consider
able trouble in solving the delivery OF
ians, but; when they did. the ball went
by the ielders like Il shrapnel The
Mh2irshaiiites annexed six runs in the
with errors. Dunaway was forced TO
retire; victim of the terrible on
England went to tho mound IN tho
fourth TO stem the terrific slaughter.
cut. instead. he was pounded for n
total OF four hits. which netted eight
runs. Again, In the sixth, four runs
were brought across by high school
In the seventh inning, England began
pitching good ball, but he was touched
In the ninth. making the final score
twrnty-onc to seven in favor OF .he
hiEh school
Punk" Iendlcton starred at tho hat
Tor hi Gh school, making a triple, double
and single.
Both teams made n multitude OF err
rors. making IL difficult to pick out :,
SHINING light in the field. Several times
both teams made inexcusable miscues
on the simplest kind OF plays. the bali
sometimes going through two or three
men.
The players stole bases at will a
total of sixteen bags being annexed.
John Marshall did not play the good
game that II has been putting IN
which was probably due TO the chilly
weather. The coldncss seemed TO TAX.
al! or the pep away from the play
ers.
High School sent in several subs In
the farewell innings. who seemed 20
play about as we'll rs the regulars. In
the last inning. all OF the infcld
CHANGED positions. the pitcher going
TO third base. and Captain Tlus.fv go
ing In tho box. The score:
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RICHMOND ACADEMY TO
PLAY INQUIRIES TO-DAY
Fourth Championship Game of Sea
son Will BE Staged Mt Broad
Street Park.
TEAMS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE
Baptlsts Have Not Lost Yet This
Season-AicGuire's Has Recovered
From Early Slump, and Is Work.
ing Hard to Retrieve Loses.

In what promises to be one OF the
fastest prep" school games OF the
season. Richmond' Academy and the
broad Street Park. This will be the
fourth championship game Of the sea-
son.
1t will be tho first time that the local
rams VIII have chance TO look the
Academy boys over, as they have been
away on numerous successful tours,
but have played no games at home so
far.
The McGuircs' team seemed to have.
at the n:st Of the season. fallen into
"a slump. losing badly TO the Bcncdic-
tine boys. since then they have pulled
together considerably, holding the
strong John Marshall team to n much
closer score. They promise their fol-
lowers to give tho Orange and Blue
boys the best they have and If they do
SO, battle royal may be expected
AT the same time tho Academy team
has not been idle by any means, hav-
ing annexed four victories without be-
Ing credited with n single defeat The
intield has been working lately like n
well oiled machine, and through the
work of Coach Arnold Will show the
local fans quito q few points when
thcy appear here today.
II Monk" Brown takes charge of
the mound. with "Old Reliable" Shack
cltord behind tho bat, some fne work
will he shown. for this battery can
hardly be boaton by any prep" team
In this part Of tho STATIC.
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SPIDERS HAVE LOST THREE
GAMES BY IDENTICAL SCORE
Carolina Keats Richmond College by
q to lone Kun for Locals Is
Homer hy Wiley.

CHAPEL HILL, n. c., April ID
Richmond College was hanadcd its un-
in number for the third time in
6-to-l victory here today. Trinity and
Davidson colleges administered the
same bitter dose in the same numerical
proportions.
Thrilling plays characterized Caro-
linaS victory. Wilbur Curtis. Caro-
lina's twirlcr. famed twelve batters and
allowed only two hits. Hubert Bailey's
Carolinas' ccntcrfelder did some spec
tacular fielding that heightened the in
terest in the contest so per cent.
Paul Bruce's home run In the first
lap. and Captain Woodalfs two three
base hits were the outstanding. plays
OF the game. WoodaIl registered three
hits out of four times up. Wiley for
the Spiders Melted their lono tally on
Il home-run trim.
Score by innings: Il, H. f.
Carolina 0 0 0 . o o x-6
Richm'd G. 0 l 0 o 0 0 Oh 9 9
Bateries--For Carolina, Currie and
Woodal; for Richmond College, Cox
and Blankcnship.
Summary: Home Runs-Bruce and
Wiley. Three base IIits-By Woodall
2. Two.base Iiit-Lewis. Struck Out
Balals-Of Currie, 3: off Cox, /.
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TECHS DEFEATED ELON
IN SPIRITED CONTEST
North CaroIininuS Are Held Down After
FIRST Few Innings, During Which
They Hit IInrb

BLACKSBURG. VA. Apru 15,rh =
ArEihln polytechnic Institute baseball
team defeated Elon College here to-
tochnic Institute, was hit rather freni,,
IN irst few innings. his opponents
scoring tnrce runs in the first and one
IN inc third and fourth After this
however. he frightened up and kept his
ms Wei scattered. Sorrcll, for Eion
.oIcSe. retired the Techs in onc-twO-
tnfcc ordcr until the fourth inning
Wnen Logan started Il batting rniiS'
which resulted in three hits and as
m i' runs; with the bases choked in
was unable TO stop the Tech batting.
VINO pounded his delivery for a total
INNING and five in the eighth. rhe
feature Of the game was the scnsa-
tl0iai one hand catch by StevcnSon.
Box - "'i'
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MICHIGAN BEAT GENERALS
AGAIN IN RAGGED GAME
Wolverines Get Twelve Runs or
hastings in Five Innings, Aided
by Errors.

LEXINGTON. VA. April l5.-Gy the
h!G OF seven errors and nine hits, Mich
iEhh scored fourteen runs off Hastings
ana Pierottl. while WASHINGTON and
Leo tailed but two OFF Davidson and
SoudN. The Generals folded miscrablv
h"hind Hastings and Michigan Tailed,
Twelve times in the first i've. sessions
the last four rounds. holding Michigan
10 two Lifts gu
WASHINGTON and Lee scored ono run
IN the NTH ana the other In the ninth
Whch. Dung drove out a home run to
center field with two down. Sislcy,e
spectacular catch of CiallcChcrs drive
IN tho nth. and Hcuton's theft OF homo
~ the third featured for Michigan. The
errors OF the Generals nrovcI "c.,I
coming at critical stages
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SIR RICHARD CELEBRATES
RETURN WITH N0-H|T GAME
Marquard, Who Made Double Flop
Holds Brooklyn
HitleSs.
pHILLIIiS DEFEAT BRAVES
Champions Are Ratified by punched
Hits, and Infield Blows Up-Chi-
cago and Pittsburgh Lose Feature
less Games.

NEW YORK. April l5.-Rube Mar
guard. who jumped to the Brooklyn
Federals. then back to New York. cele-
bratcd his return to organized base
bhIi by pitching u no-hit game today
anu shutting out the BROOKLYN Ma
ionals, > to o. Only three men reached
baso on MnrQuard. two on bases on
DailS ana one on an error by Fletcher
only three balls We're hit TO the out
held. Marquard also helped to win his
own game by driving in the second
run scored on Fucker.
Score: -
brooklyn % % o o o 90 @ :;
New York. o x-o y
Observation-Disclosures, Raglan and Miller:
Vanguard and Meyers.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE ALSO
HANDS DEFEAT To |NTS
Richmond Team Is Having Much
Difficulty With Lower Glass
Clubs.
DURHAM WINS IN ELEVENTH
Fielder Gets Pccvcd ut Umpire and
Refuses to Chase Ball, Giving Bat
ter Home Run--Only Score OF
Game Was Gift.

DURHAM. y G, April l5.-ln a
beautiful exhibition o: baseball here
This afternoon. lasting eleven innings
Durham ovcrcamc Richmond by tho
score of l to O. Angler in tho last In
ming hit safe over left field and when
the fielder. who was angry on account
or decision of the umpire In tho
tenth. refused 20 go after tho ball. tho
batter was aiveu n homo run, winning
the game.
The visitors registered several kicks
against the decisions OF the umpircs
and delayed the game considerably In
the tenth. when Bates drove a liner to
center for three bases, and a minute
later was caught off the base and
assisted back Ivy tho coach, who placed
his hands upon tho runner For tho i'm
terfcrcncc OF tho coach the runner was
declared out, and a lengthy discussion
followed.
Richmond camo near scoring in the
third Covin-ton mado mis- first mp
pearancc with Durham today. never
having faced n league team before, and
held the visitors to four hits 1Ie was
relieved In the ninth inning by Atkin-
son. who yielded ono.
The feature for Richmond was the
work of Bates In center field and his
three base hit. Tho pitching of Gov
ington and tho fielding of Litchield
IN left were the features FOR Durham.
Tho score:
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E.tru nnac uIts I,IcntIfnI.

DETROIT. April l5.-Dctroit de-
feated Cleveland. to 1. to-day in "A
game noteworthy because of the large
number of extra base hits. The visi-
tors made four doubles. and the Tigers
knocked out three triples and Il home
run. Cleveland had Il good chance to
win In the ninth. when Dauss passed
Two sub batters, but the necessary hit
was lacking.
Score by innings: r. ii. L.
Cleveland ..O 3 o 5 0 o. Z
Detroit .......0 o2 co. 0O.--5 Il /
Batteries: Steen. Morton and O'Neil
DauSS and Stanage.
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iris SPEAKER IS CAUSE
OF ATHLETICS DOWNFALL
Boston Red SoH Square Up With
Mackmen In Pretty
Game.
CHICAGO wALLoPs THE BALL
Sixteen Runs Made by White Sox or
Browns-New York Beats the Ma
tionals and Cleveland Goes Down
to Defeat by Detroit.

PHILADELPHIA. April 15.-Lewis's
| c!eHer work at bat and on bases.
Speakers fast running. and n single
ny lioblitzell in the ninth to-day en-
aDied Boston to defeat Philadelphia 9
10 .. Bush. wild. was taken out In the
NTH. and Collins was knocked off m.
rubber in six innings
win the score tied and two men out
Speaker walked On the hit and run
Play. barry was pulled out of his DO
sitlon, and Lewis sent a single M :,
snort. Spea ker took third on the piay
ana ana scored by working Il double steal
Win Lewis. The latter came home on
Schang Will be out OF the game two
or three weeks because OF a sDIit banG
Score by innings: II IL l.;
Boston observation-disclosures - y
Philadelphia 0U0l2O OO-3 .
batteries: Collins. Mays and Carri-
Avery.
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Fisher ln Wild.

WASHINGTON. April l5.-t'isher
passed eight men to-day. but he held
Washington to n single run. and New
3 to ] victory. Three OF Fishers base
on balls We're given in the seventh in
ming. but a strikeout and good fielding
prevented Washington from scoring.
Harper, for Washington, was taken
out In the first inning, after he had
passed three men and made wild
pitch. Ayers and Bentley finished the
game.
Score by innings: r. H. T.
Washington 100 01 5000 -1 ;
New York ......1 90 o 90 o. i !
Batteries: Harper. Ayers, Bentley and
Henry; Fisher and Nunamakcr.
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HInghu,n Cndcts ,yt,

MERANE. y. c.. April 15.--In a fast
ana snnppy game OF bail here today.
me bingham Cadets defeated the team
OF Tho Mebano High School by tho
score or Is to e.. Stuck, for bingham,
spectacular stab Of Il drive ncnr SOC
ono. besides making home run and
two singles. CIV
Tho score: y n !.
$500, ''' ...'.'...'.....l IL ]" !
Bntteries--For Bingham, CASTOR and
Andrews. Barber: for Mebanc, Chris
TOPPER and Johnson :"
Umptre-Luther Strong.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Cleveland Mt Detroit.
New York Mt Warrington.
Hoston mt Philadelphia.
Chicago mt st. Louis
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.BR0OKFEDs MAKE RECORD
OF TEN RUNS IN INNING
Newark Is Defeated by an Over
whelming Score of
IL to @.
BALTIMORE LOSES AGAR,
IerrapinS Are Downed When Buff
1alo Falls on Suggs-Mordecai
Brown Loses First Game by Poor
Fielding of Whales.

BROOKLYN. April 15.-The Brook
'Fn federals esta blished n seasons re-
cora to-day; when they scored ten runs
defeating tho visitors II TO i. ~
SeworI. ny innings: r. II. T..
Brooklyn ....01 Ol1O0O4 -; II
- ohtlcries: G. Whitehouse, Billiard
brandon and Raridan; Seaton and Land
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I[nysccs I'nke AnotL..

hANSAS CITY. Mo-. April i5.-SIn
G E!iiS ~ ~ Rawlins and Eastery. and two
to-day. 80 i''u'S
Score by innings: p TT T,
st. Louis. o 0oO1Oo0 IA n %
Kansas City. 80 0OO2Oll-4 II .
batteries: Davenport. Plank, Willett
ana chapman; q. Johnson and Eastcrlv
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Highland Park Wins.

Tho Scouts of Highland Park won
from Parton Heights Scouts by the
score OF IA to 10.
III. Devine. n Dort-paw,. made his de-
but and pitched good game, hut could
not locate the plate. Harris and
Doubles of the Scouts got four hits out
OF five tries.
Score By innings: II
8, d. Ss'........ o SS2o o-io
Batteriea-Collins and Beck: Kastel.
berg and Deyine.
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Bnltimorc Again 7, Loser

on Suggs for eight hits and six rms
IN the first three innings. winning to-
uaS > game from Baltimore. 4 to .
score by innings: II. III. r.
Buiialo ........3 1oOo000-G 10
Baltimore - q q u q a n n
batteries: Bedient and Blair; Suggs.
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Chicngo HuncI,ss ult..

ST. LOUIS, April l5.--By bunching
hits and taking advantage OF their OPP
ponents' errors and base on balls, the
Chicago Americans scored sixteen runs
against ST. Louis, which failed to send
Il man across the plate. Fabcr was in
vincible.
Score by innings: H f
Chicago ..72O olOoo-l6 ii q
St Louis. 49,. 100000 00--0 3
Batteries: Fabcr and Schalk DAILY:
iioch. bergman, BaumSardner and
ASnew, Leary, Alexander.
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Three-Finger brown Loses

u ILAtiO. April l5.-poor firldinr
Sp;oiitu Mordecai Browns chance Of
winning his first game with the Chi
ago Federals to-day. Dickson was
master or every threatening situation
30 mat pittsburgh inflicted the Locals
"fSt ueieat OF the season, 3 to =
pittsburgh 100 2oooo1oH3 y;
NhicaGo l OOO 90 @
batteries: Dickson and Berry: Brown
Mcconnell and Wilson. ~
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------------------e ----------
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AT Observation-Disclosures .; Savannah,
~ .Charleston--Charle 5; Colum-
hia 0.
At Albany-Aibany, = Jacksonville.
!. -.
Al Macon-Macaas 3; Columbus. 4.
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BOSToN. April l5.-Philadelph!a de-
feated Boston again to-day. : to /.
MS punched In two innings and errors
by the Braves lnneld accounted for
tho visitors runs.
Score: 70
Philadelphia o o o 4 o q 2 o OF @ -
Boston q . o o 0 q OIL : ::
Bhtteries-Maye and NillIfer
hughes, Strand and Gowdy
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,nch Han5T :'oooo"o o 90 10 d
Durham $50. o o o o 0 o IL

summary: Three base hit Bates
ome run-Angier. stolen bases
II. Angler. Double plays--Kelly to
gan TO Morpeth: Kelly 10 Morpcth.
ScS on hallS-off CuVington. ! off
llinson. l. off Russell. l. Left on
ses-Richnond. Z; Durham. &. Hits
on Covington, In ? innings: off At
nson in innings Struck out
noNinGuon, 8: Atkinson. .: Russell. 3.
Time OF gnmc-2:lo Umprcs-Forhcs
and IArnoM. AttCnlnNrn-AnN-
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia mt Boston.
brooklyn nt New York.
81. Louis mt Chicago.
PlttsburEh mt Cincinnati,
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CINCINNATI. April l5.-Cincinnati
winning the second game or the series
TO !. Two wild pitches by Denton
were responsible FOR Pittsburgh's only
Score: u " r.,
Pittsburgh. o o OIL 3 j
Cincinnati @ 0 Q 0 0 x-2 S o
ton and Doom.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AZ Kansas City-Kansas City. 8: ST.
Paul, II.
~ Observation-Disclosures. o; Louis
willie. 2.
A., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |; Indian
apols 10.
AZ Milwaukee-M Milwaukee. c; Mime
apOliS j.
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Cardinals Win I.irt,.,, Game

CnrdInnIs Win I.intless Gnme.
CHICAGO. April list. Louis de-
ieated Chicago, to .. in n listlcss game
today. Schcney's wildncss in tho third
caused his retirement
g. score; r. He.
Chicago 80 ! 1 q % : I
=. Bat teries-Doak and Glenn; Scheney.
StandridGe and Archer. ;
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Score by innings y
- ana L...... 9 900 ! o q i .
Michigan ... 3 > 0 6 o / OIL
=, summary: Two base hits Iiivcs.
Irandcli, .: Benton, .. Double piays-
Mcqueen 10 Maltby: Mcqueen. Rran-
G"!! TO Maltby. Sacrifice hits-Shenhy.
sisier, irandell t2), gallagher. Base
on halls-Iiastings. 3: Picrot:i. 3; Da-
v:dson, .; Soddy >. Struck out-Da-
wilson. 8; Soddy. 2; Hastings. :; Pic
i"tt!. .. Hi 10y pitched balls-Shcchv.
!.anndic tDy Hast!ngs) Soddy az
iIerouD. Innings Davidson. G: four
hlts. one run: Soddy. 3. two hits. ono
i%erottt. 4. two hits. two runs. Passed
balis--Sweetlnnd. l. Time OF game.
2:l1. Unpiro-Raftery,
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/ otaiS .... 40 iD
Zion InIIerc


=, H'TI!H"IE 7 NTcc- bnse hItS--DiXou
WatSon; llarwood. Two-bnse hits"
=, W III tHunS. Logan. l1-on. Base on
DAHs.-3h Sorrcn, l. off Macon, !. MI
by pitched hall-Gaincs. Umpire PRO-
Iessor Niles, OF Virginia Polytechnic
institute Time OF game, 1910.
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1T STRIKES ME
BY SKIP
Those Norfolk scrihcs are real mean

Not satisfied with the Molly James
heating the tar out OF the local lnts.
tncE hhd 70 say some real nasty things
about JACK Dunn's rinions. See what
one mad 10 say:
on the showing made in ycslcr-
DAYS game the Richmond club is due
10 finish about last, IL IL does not drop
GU, OF the International League alto
rether. With one or Two exceptions,
pare with the Virginia League cham
mons The Tars not only outMit and
"uthelGcd tho Double AAs. but showed
more life on the bases ana in every
other department Of the game.
And not content win that ,hev ac-
cuso the Ints WIKI playing like semi
pros. with The accent Oh tho semi!
Lest the world be nisIcd ny the nick
name OF the Ints, they saw
Tor the sake OF III" old Dominion
me R'chmond club should change its
nickn"!ne., IL is called the VirGinians.
members Of the International Leagu.
10 mink such representation ~ the
pest the state OF Virginia can produce
IN Inc way 0t a ban club. What oc-
CURED at League Para. Yesterday is a
testimonial TO III. contrary for ,h,.
ials not only Wa!!opet he would be-.
greats. bat gave them Il GcnlOustraiin,.
~ wnat real baseball as played In fL,.
OLD Dominion IS like"
The worst u -" whole seems ,hat
they were hight. The Richmond r,an,.rs
have done tLci! best TO boost thc hn,,.
team, but 'hey can't Toe .Xprctcd Co
enthuSe over such occurrences
From far-oG Atlanta Alvin N. smi,h
stIas proof 81 what the Georgian CAP
learned az
=. | 4 le1,s 9an e.ue played to lo1es
New Orleans played u I0'.G5 a., III ~
!,nin&H"m IS reported 20 have plavcL to
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BASEBALL STATISTICS
NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York. .; Brooklyn, o.
Cincinnati. - Pittsburgh, 1.
Philadelphia, Z: IsoSton. 1.
st. Louis, 4, Chicago. ..
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FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
brooklyn, II, Newark, 6.
BufalO, 81 baltimore, ..
Kansas City, 4; st. Louis. g.
Pittsburgh, 3; Chicago, 4.