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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
WINSTON. SALEM QUINT Is
NORTH CAROLINA CHAMPION

ncIAPEL HILL y. G., March "a
The basketball team from Winston
salem established undisputcd claim to
State honors here Tonight by swamp
ing the EalciGh High School by The
score OF =; TO 10. The victory gave
the Twin City boys the championship
title over forty other high schools in
North Carolina enlisted in The series
~, The individual honors for such IA
Triumphant victory 20 TO Right for
ward Barnette Douglass, OF the Win
iston- Salem team. who "a ged seventeen
-,Pints. Ills alI-round playing was SUI
spfrb.
I Lineup:
: Observation-Disclosures right forward.
Whitaker. lief, forward; Young. center
ball right guard. 9. Martin, left qua rd
5.tWinst ton salem Douglass, right for
kward; Crute. left forward; Lippert, cen
ter; Spear tCnptD, right guard. VIII
son. left guard.
/ summnry-S uhstitutions: Lumsden
for Ball, Cole for whitaker Field
goals; Johnson. Young, Martin. .:
douglass, :; Crutc, >. Lippcrt. .. spear
Foul goals: Young q Douglass. .
award points: Whitaker and Doug lass
Referee: DoaE GuiltOrd. l-mpirc.
sIrcnchard, Carolina
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ROANOKE COLLEGE ELEVEN
WILL PLAY STRONG TEAMS

SALEM VA. March I2.-Manager f.
;. Iavcnner has announced Roanok c's
football schedule for next season 1t
includes several OF the strongest Of
southern elevens. but in view Of the
remarkable record made by the team
last season and the prospect of the re-
turn OF practically all OF the men. the
management felt justified In taking on
more formidable teams
With Agricultural and Mechanical
Catholic University. Washington and
,:c. Gailaudct. Virginia POLYTECHNIC
institute and Davidson n $ Eridiron foes
Roanoke has one of the heaviest sched-
m ltS or her history. and her followers
OF her struggles in the fall
The hcdule:
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. a,
ElacksburE. September 81: Carson and
;Ntwmail College, OF Tennessee. at Sa-
iGm. ctohcr >: Agricultural and Me-
chanical OF North Carolina. at Raleigh,
ociohcr =? open. October l6: Davidson
college, at Winston Salem, October % {:
1,;allaudct. at I.ynchburg. October 10 :
Wnshington and Lee, at Lexington No
N"inhcr d; omen. November 10: Catholic
University. Roanoke, November 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
CUBAN PROMOTERS FIGHT
TO STAGE JOHNSON SCRAP

NEW YORK, March 12.--From IN
side sources IL was learned Tonight
thnt e me '.ohnSoh- " iliara champion;
!. at Havana, Cuba. Will positively not
take place. American capitalists In
Cuba are going to protest, fearing race
riots. Plantation owners will hold Il
meeting TO demand that all MIXED
fights be prohibited.
Promoters Jack Curlcy and Dick
Klegin have announced that the mill
Will take place at Oriental Park race
track. George Bradt, owner OF the
Havana Post. who built tho Rtadium
especially tor fights. declares the bat
tie Will take place at his club or not
at all
I1radt Is president of tho Cuba Cham
Der OF Commerce. and Ia known to be
able to make good any threat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
FED CLUB OWNERS DECIDE
TO PUT TEAM IN NEWARK
to Discuss Plans for
Season.
MAY INVADE JERSEY CITY
Gilmore Asserts That Kansas City
Will Not Have Federal League
Team-Newarls Positively Will BE
in the Outlaw Circuit.

NEW YORK, March l2.-"Suuny Jim"
IIimiore ana bunch of his Federal
.,.aS uc cruz owners held sort OF a Sc
this afternoon. No announcement was
made made, beforehand that they were yo-
out notice of what action they took be-
hind closed doors.
After it was all over, sunny Jim"
League club the coming season. and
transferred to the Jersey City.
said I' Si :; Is Going TO- have club.
shall wait until the court hands down
Us decision III this franchise suuabble
herore We announce our plans. But
and that Kansas City is not going to
US. we will then settle with the Eansa.
city owners. so that all hands will he
perfectly satisfied
away Indianapolis's franchise The
stories sent out to tho effect that the
ark. and that Kansas City would retain
its club are rank fakes. Indianapolis
will be in the league this year. and so
TnIk About Lost Players
~ Was learned that the Federal mag
nets discussed what action would be
jumped back to organized ball They
refused to disclose their plans Gill
more did say nothing would he done in
the, matter until after Judge Lands
had rendered his decision in the anti
trust suit. The PLAYERS discussed were
Johnson. Wingo. pcrritt. Austin and
Hagerman. Tho Narntiarti case was
not brought up. Tho Fcderals will
make no attempt 10 secure him
One OF the new Federal owners OPEN
~ declared that II" was for going out
nnm getting every star in organized
ball" 1t was ru,nored that this man
was Harry Sinclair. who with Pat
Powers, bought tn" Newark franchise
Yes. let's get them all. ami II we
can't use then all. I'm for sending them
TO Atlantic CITY for the summer and
pay all their expenses" he is declared
TO have stated In loud tones.
rho adoption OF tho schedule will not
take placc until after tho court decides
tho exact status of tho Newark Kansas
CITY feuh.
Those ~ tho meeting were:
President Iawns a. Gilmore. Charles
We1hman aud w. NJ Walker. ChicaCo:
William T.. Robertson. Buffalo: Ehwa I'll
w. Gwirner. PittsburVh: Carroll W
Rasin and Harry Goldman. BALTIMORE
Fat Powers ana Harry Sinclair. New
ark: Robert y. Ward and Georvc s.
Ward. Rronkl"r. T.. y Gates. stock :
holder In tn" Indiana po1js club rrd tho
league attorney. 81 Louis was not
represented. 10 all tho officers Of that
club a." i'm Havana with the team at
it's training camp.
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WEST END CUNNERs TO
SHOOT FOR GILBERT CUP
Match To-Day Will BE on Added
Bird Handicap Basis in -Four
Events.
OPEN TO ALL CLUB MEMBERS
List Of Handtcaps Has Been Com
pilcd-Cup Will BE Given to Com.
memoratc Twentieth Anniversary
of Trapshooter With Du Pont Co.

-. N Members Of the West End Gun Club
der Isr' cup S!nn,n offered by the Dupont Pow
twentieth anniversary of the prent
lrapshooter. The match will he OF the
events of twentyrhvs 'i 1nree IN e ioSr
After the first event the haidicap for
e e. succeeding event will he figured
birds being added to equal % per cent.
,. INC match is open TO only the mem
ADDED bird handicap gives equal
chances TO all contestants, u lnrEe at
.enndance liz expected. The shooting
of traps ~
These trophy cups have been given
the Unite States by the Dupomt J Waw ,J"r
Co. in honor of the twentieth ami
N!rsary OF continuous service of Fred
world. 7
\ .conservatiye estimate shows there
ar" az least 'oo'0Oo trapshooters in the
country, ana II is safe to say that the
history and records OF Fred Gilbert. the
greatest trapshot who ever entered the
ago. in ' oetober issS AL 10 T rs eS
act Fred Gilbert IL product OF the prni-
,ies around Spirit Lake. Iowa. and en-
SIDE his own precinct, made his debut
to the shooting game at Baltimore. Md.
championship no vanquished n fleid of
the best shots ever gathered together,
ana instantly assembled tho ladder lead
ing TO the topmost niche in tho hall OF
trapshooting fame, from which, it is
moved H.. as In an the Years that have
and very likely never will he.
secretary w. -. Hart has arranged
handicaps for each shooter In added
birds TO his score in the first event
Many of the men who have only one
target given them have not shot lin any
OF the club matches. and they prncti-
CalIy shoot from the scratch
For twenty years. Fred Gilbert, "the
Wizard OF Spirit Lake" Iowa has
Travelled ~ over this country in tho
smile IL known from coast to coast
from North to South
For tho eighteen years In which his
scores have been available he has aver
aged - per Cent--R trapshOoting record
that has never been cxcelled.
This week 700 trapshootinE clubs arc
holding Fred Gilbert Shoot" Five
hundred Of them will shoot for silver
cup bearing a Gilbert basrelief. The
the supply of cups was exhausted. will
shoot for other appropriate trophies.
Gilbert himself will shoot at Will
minGton. Del, on March II. where Il
banquet will he given In his honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
SKYLARKS DOWN MADISON
IN HOTLY-CONTESTED GAME

,,a IA contest that rcscmblcd bat
,,chc!d more than "a basketball game.
IN. John MARSHALL Skylarks last nigh;
" ' the Madison quint by a Il to
count, on the Madison court
Ihe game was hotly contested from
start TO finish. The Madisoiiians PLAYED
GOOD BASKETBALL in the last period. hut
''sH We're unable to even the score.
Smoot and Quarles, for John Mar
shall Tnrni 81, did beautiful work Quarles
school basketball team. lie came TO
Snhn Marshall In February Without
MN the Sky1arks would have had to
light hard to get the large end OF the
good work WV
The score:
Skylarks. Position Madison
Smoot. left forward Carroll
i.apsiey right forward Flippcn
i,cth"l. ...... center ....... Tavlor
SiSsoil. left guard. ..... Gales
Iuhrlcs right guard. VIDA
Summa ry-scorc: skylarks. Il: Mad
isoh, II. Substituiions: Baker for
Carroll. Goals from field: Smoot. 4;
2uaries =; Elippcn. ,; Carroll. Baker,
Goals from foul: Smoot =: LYDIA. .
Referee: sisson 81. N. H. S.. Timo
or halves. fifteen and twenty-min-
utcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
MANY DECISIONS GIVEN
BY MINOR LEAGUE BOARD

AtBtRN, y. V. March l2.-Sccrctarv
Iohn IL. Farrell. OF tn" National Asso-
cation OF Professional Baseball
leagues to-day gave out the following
decisions Of the National Arbitration
No2rd involving minor League players
and clubs:
claim allowed: r. p Hoffman
against Jacksonville. Fla.
claim dtsallowcd Paul Irmscher
against Honnok", Va: w L. Felt
against Fort Smith. Ark
:. Services Of players awarded: VIII
nam DuEgan, to Durham, " G.; play
ers, Skaters, Wylie and Disharron TO
aNahachic. Texas: Brothers to Cor
dele. Ga; Lyman Johnson to Owens
boro, Ky.
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Breezy News Nuggets
baker Br~nk. Windows,

TRAFFIC., MD. March l2-Whilc the
remnants of Connie Mack's 500. 900 In
field and other Athletic minons are in
Tor the southern training camp, Home
Kun Frank Baker is Keeping in shane
by practicing with the Trappc High
School nine. .eIr. Baker" as his
ncighbors call him since he won big
series dollars. had a clean record M
bat Yesterday. lie stood at tho platc
twice as trembling pitcher hurled the
sphere. Baker hit the ball. whcreupon
taxpayers wept. for each timo he
knocked out pane OF glass in the
schoolhouSe. Friends Of Baker say that
he is waverinR and that he meets the
mail train each morning to scan the
sporting paGes. They are betting odds
he viii be back at Twenty-hrst and
i.ehigh Avenue in Philadelphia when
the American league season opens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
Mat Tryouts March 20.

NEW YORK. March l2--Thc Eastern
tryouts for tho Panama Pacific Expo
sition wrestling championships Will be
hciI under the auspices Of the Amateur
Athletic Union, at Madison square Car
den. Saturday. March 20
TIL" Championship Committee in
making the announcement says that in
order to enable the hest wrestlcrs OF
the country To compete In these cham
pionships. tn" COMMITTEES will pay $3.50
toward the transportation to San Fran
cisco of each Eastern winner OF the
New York tryouts, and 500 toward
tho transporta OF each winner OF
the Middle Western tryOuts held I'm
Chicago.
Sending twelve winners means an
outlay OF $1,000 devoted 10 the interest
OF wrestling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
.INTERC|TY TEAMS CLASH |
TONIGHT IN BASKETBALL
McGill Catholic Union Quint Play
Washington on IIowitzcr's
Floor.
VISITORS TOOK FIRST GAM
Local Boys Lost Last Saturday al
WaslingtOn-Colle Stars vii
BE Seen Hero With Capital Git
Five.

The second gamo In the intercit{
basketball series between teams reprea
Senting the Richmond and Washington
knights OF Columbus. viii be played
tonight on tho lfuwitzcrs ArinorJ
floor The local Quint was defeated
iist week III Washington. but several
changes nave been made In tho lined
w. ana the team has practiced every
nlnht tins week. Playini; at home. be-
lore friends. tho team hopes 10 turn
~" tables on the visitors. although Ihd
'Na!f inBton duint is composed Of sona
- The best college basl:ctbalicrs in lid
South.
- -. Hichm;nd Council will he rep|
nFc. winners in the Class II league OF
.ma iichin3nu AMATEUR Athletic FedI
. cra,non, The team; besides playing
strongly during the league season. wal
dcicatch ny a mere iiukc by tho FairI
mount Athletic Club in the city cham
pI??nsnip series. The quint is In cxI
cellent shape. and II number OF ney(
plays designed against the visitor
nave been perfected this week. in pracI
tice 80
:, The game viii he played on tn
moor In the city. There is ample rood
III the galleries for spectators. and TIL
be ei1r IooKeh sr for large cr9wd
o'clock.
II is expected that the visitors w,
arrive about noon. and they will proI
ably remain over until tomorrow lid
fore returning home Tho WashInrto
quint Is composed OF some OF tho GeJ
basketball players In Southern Co,ios
RANKS Among them arc Kelly. 70
merly OF Georgetown University, ar]
heeEan' captain OF the Catholic Yin
N"rSitE I'VE. The team Is coached |
Canlifiower, athletic Instructor
As this. viii be the last game OF Il
season. II Is expected that n larr
CROWD VIII be present. particularly
me local knights OF Columbus
deeply Interested IN the outcome.
me series proves financial success.
IS probable that a number of into
CITY competitions In various sports w
DC arranged for tho coming SUNNI
and fail.
Tho lineup:
Washington. Position P,cb,,o-
Kelly. lief; forward NicL
Walsh -. right forward . Gehrt
Hic' aiNhE..... center .E e
Neegan. right guard
hr'shn. ..,... loft guard n,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
GOES SlXTY-FIVE MILES
TO RECOVER BATTED BALL

SHARON. PA, March 12-ChnrIe.
CoIapek. nEed thirteen. pulled Off
some cIassy fielding yesterday. when
ne chns"d n hRSebnlI frGm ChnrIe-
rot ia Freedom. Pm. u distance OF
hiHty-fve miles. Charles, along will,
some other tnds, WRs having n little
spring training near the railroad
Enrds in ChnrlerOi. Tho hall WINS
hit Into hoN chr, and Charley went
inter II. The other Inda locked the
door and Charley didnH get out IN
I'll he WINS found In the cnr shortly
after midnight Mt Freedom lie
war taken In custody, aud tho sh~rIn
gave him money 10 get home inter
hearing the boys story.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

ST PETERSBURG. FLA. March lo-
Tbe hrst game Of the series Of eight
Eames between the two Philadelphia
teams resulted In 81 TO 3 tie here to-
Day, darkness ending the contest "A,
the END OF the ninth inning. the game
Was featured Ivy fast fielding. a catch
Especially good.
gkSc3re by innings: R.H.E.
Athlftics ...I . ooI o o--5 4
Primes AL q o - - o o. 3 2
d. teries-Rccd. Wykoff and Scbanp:
Nci ory; Oeschgcr, lineup ard Xiii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT

The prospects for a banner baseball
season for the Highland Park Scouts
are bright. Eight OF last years men
are back: O.. Devinc. Doubles, J. Todd.
II. Devine. Harris. Hatcher. Il. Todd.
X. Morton.
The two weak departments OF last
years team, the catching and outncld.
Will he taken care of. Kastlebury, Il
new find, Will! take care OF tho catch
ing, while Harris will he shifted to
lcftheld. Stovall, of Highland Springs
Will take his place at flrstbasc.
Other candidates are: Thomas
GriEES and Dukenbrog
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

TAMPA. FAIL, March 1.-THE c.
Garo Nationals defeated tho Iiaya
m"ds here TO-DAY. Z to o, In bat
made Interesting solely bv the son,
tional work OF Tn. two c,ih,n ~,
hcidcrs. Eodes and LuJan.
Score by innings: n II
liayann 80 o . o o o o q %
Batteries Gonzales and Cn,,cr,
hobhins Vaughn. buckles ana Nrcn
liarSrcave. Brcsnahnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
PREP SCHOOLS PLAY TO-DAY
Il FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

= I.YHC1FBuRG. VA. March l2-Thc
fIai game Tor the preparatory school
championship Of Virginia viii take
place al the University OF Virginia on
SaturdhE might between the Lynch
bnrg and charlottesville High Schools
lynchhurg recently defeated Char
!ottcav!llc III Charlottesville, 2S 10 u.
out IL IS understood here that the
Chhr!ottcsVi!!c team has shown great
Improvement ia play since that game
THIS game VIII leave no further ou.s-
won as 10 IN" state prep school basket
pail championship this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. March l2-
iiot springs racing promoters here to-
day decided to bring action In Char
Gerry Court Tomorrow TO compel Sccrc-
tary OF state Hodges 20 proclaim n la u.
tho sawyer racing bill lcgalizinC M II
mntuel betting and providing for State
supervision of horse racing. Tho Gov
ernor asserts he vetoed the mcasur,
supporters of the measure contend he
acted too late.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

Manager Jack Dunn has started tho
season off with a win. Yesterday he
won In q suit in which he was the de-
PENDANT. The plaintiff was n physician
who sued TO recover for services rem
dered a member Of the Oriolc squad
last spring. According to the evidence
he was not authorized to treat the man.
who was already receiving first class
care by physicians employed by Dunn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
NInycr outcues Uo.r.nnvr

TfiII'AIIEl.'iIIA March l2-Joseph
Mayer. of Philadelphia. tonight won
ne amateur billiard championship Of
mo United States, defeating j. T..
iiisEchhirE. New York. in the final
match OF the fifteenth annual tourna
ment OF the National Association OF
AMATEUR billiard players. The score
was 400 to "lS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
nowIcs show. Improyement

SPRlNGFlELD. MASS, March IA
The condition Of Samuel Bowlcs. pub
hsher of the Springfield Republican,
showed some Improvement to-day, and
to-hight hope WAS expressed for his
full recovery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
DOWN THE ALLEYS

With the Runnys rolling four mon
against five The Times Dispatch team
on the Newport Alleys last night, TAN
ing the second game by only two pins.
iurhcttc was high man. with oi3, and
harper registered Il 2O2 score.
Times Dfspafch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
OPENS scn.ou.

llAkRISoNBuRG. VA. March l2-
baseball season here to-day by defeat
Ing Mount clinton High School. to .
Inc game was remarkably fast for this
time Of the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

PRINCETON y. j.. March l2.-Co
iumbia Won narrow 80 to 20 victory
over the Tiger basketball team here to-
night. This game leaves the two teams
tied for third place In the intcrcollc
giate league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

Maurice Chler, who was with Buck
lierzog'S Cincinnati Reds last season,
signed n Nirginian contract yesterday.
ms predicted in these columns earlier
in the week. Chlcr is an onttieldcr and
made good record last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

nom OF III" LIS Angeles club. wanted
from Clark Grimth 10 pitch for the
Washington club was $4,000. And II
Ehnke was pitching for DR. George
Orton's camp nine up In New IIamp-
shire. My! how these lads do grow
In the upper story!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
Rrnycs S,xnn,n Me-.-


MACON, GA. March 1o--The BOSTON
Nationals defeated Mercer University
hero to-day. 10 to l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

That Kansas City Fed injunction suit
Is hooking two Leagues Tho Feds
can't announce their schedule until II
is certain which city Will get the fran
ch!se. Kansas city or Newark. The
American Association can't arrange
!ts dates until the Federal League
schedule is published, because IL doesn't
want TO conflict.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

Los ANGELES, CAL. March lo.-Rv
hard hitting the Los Angeles Goa
l.eaguers beat the Chicago Americans
to-day 10 20 E no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

Yale has at last regained some OF
Its lost laurels by winning the inter
collegiate basketball championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

Pol Pcrritt. Walt Johnson Jimmie
Austin. itubc licgcrman ana o;rer star
Jumpers are filling ont entrance h!anks
Tor the Olympic games now :has they
hay" been transferred TO the United
states. All stand an cNce!lclt, chance
in the leaps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

Following close on the heels of tho
report in The Times Dispatch yester-
day that Jack Dunn was after Sandy.
PEE, tho Giants utility outfeldcr
comes confirmation from Marlin Texas
where the former Colt announced that
he would rather play regularly with
the lnternationalS than warm :, major
league bench. Piez stands little show
Of being regular with New York and
like many another recruit. fears that
Miller lluggins may bet him in his
clutches. Sandy has many fricn Is IN
richmond and has repeatedly said jnat
lac would like to play here a-.ain. John
Camel il at Marlin looking the ,iiants
over. but Rochester is not paying
fancy salaries this season and Dunn
stands more chance of landing piez
than The Hustler MANAGE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

lf Germany is waiting until Judge
Lands hands down his decision before
submitting ITS peace proposals, il is
feared that the allies will remain in
the field all summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

Lively times are assured when the
Toronto team visits Buffalo this sum
lncr. y majority OF the Windy city
fans. We think. did not cotton TO Bill
tiymcr's airy pcrsinage on tho coach
ing lines when he managed the Bisons
and now that he is leading Il rival club
they will not consider IL the better
part OF wisdom to keep their feelings
to themselves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

Big Iawn Camel. tho hustlinE Hust-
Ter. is giving the Giants the once over
down Mt Marlin. AS sort of encour-
agemcnt to the rockies, Jawn predicts
that In month whole lot OF ball
players Will be driving trucks ANY
player VINO wants moe than $4,000 IL
out OF my class" he saws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13
SPORTS
Skip sMorning Smile

! BY narrowing its circuit the Nir-
GINA League has an excellent chance
TO break even this year. but in spite
or the reduced mileage. the magnates
arc seeking retrenchmcnt in other
places. One Of the spots which will
probably be struck is the salary list
OF League officials The club owners
VIII meet to-day at Newport News to
discuss tho schedule for the coming
season: At this time. it is said, an eff
tort viii he made to cut the salary OF
President Boatwright, who gets around
$1,000 a year for his work The Sl2,-
900 derived from the sale Of tho Rich
mond franchise will also be divided at
this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

Died: At noon. March II. 1918. the
Harrisburg Tri-State baseball team,
aged eleven years. Funeral arrange
ments VIII be announced later. Please
omit flowers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-13

Sporting events on the local calendar
for next week include tho opening Of
the training season OF the Nirginians
and an indoor track meet on Wedn.s-
DAY night At the Grays' Armory \
nvemIle modified Marathon across
Church Ill., will be held on March -
as we'll as an interclass track meet at
Richmond College