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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

hit anticipated and Manager HAIRY
sodinf vii endeavor 20 have the
booking agency make good IL con
trac- xhich calls for high class vauoe-
Vile
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

Another ioiEe 20 donate toward the
G. \. r. furd cot into line last even
IN. :; vas Moline camp. No. g. VI.
". a. which gave SO for This worthy
cause
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
MRS. BEIDEL
TELLS WOMEN
How Lydia E PinkhAm'sVeg
etable Compound Kept Her
IN Health for IL Years.

shiprensburg Pa tt was several
yeas ago that started taking Lqd.aE,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

All TIE ness al TIE t;me-Ihe
Argua
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09
grown quality
Attention.! House filters,
hotels. offices and
rooming houses
A rug sale
OF Importance

that will justify your
immediate attention
such a wonderful ex-
hibit such splendor
such intricacy of design
and coIors-such reason
able prices will interest you
at once. Third floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-09

Bakery sale Saturday
afternoon from 200
to 500 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
WILLIAM AND MARY TEAM
OFF ON WEEKS TOUR
Tackle the Cadets mt Lexington This
Afternoon and Meet the Spiders
Hero SATURDAY..

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April 13.-
William and Mary's hascballers left
to-day for a weeks trip throughout
Central Virginia. The first game is
with Virginia Military Institute at
Lexington tomorrow afternoon. The
varsity reached Lexington late this af-
ternoon. and will enjoy a rest until to-
morrow's encounter. Thursday lamp
lien sidney is met 1T Farmville in an eX-
nihition affair, and Friday n game is
scheduled with Blackstone Academy at
Hla ckstone
Richmond College is on the program
for champirshop contest at Broad
Street Park Saturday afternoon.
Garnett Will be sent against the SOL
dierS and rests antil Saturday, wnen
he will try his far-famed curves against
Dohson's Spiders.
James Viii work against Hampden-
Sidney. and Center Fielder Rothwell
viii try 10 perform the hurting stunt
against the Blackstone boys.
with the showing of the varsity against
Union Theological Seminary Easter
Monday. when the Theologs were shut
out. TO o. in easy fashion The 9th err
teams OF the Eastern Association have
not made such good appearance
against the preachers.
The varsity has recovered from the
nervousness. which seemed 10 af1ict
them when Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tutc was played here Friday. Ii the
team had played its usual game against
IN" Techs q much closer score. to say
the least, would have resulted. -,
Roth OF the coaches. Pcachy and DR.
Draper accompanied the nine.
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FORMAL REQUEST MADE
FOR REPAIRS TO VESSEL

''tHNih'cu iioiii ''Sk i0aBt.)
These men are nil II we can do any
thing to help our country"
Later. In discussing the repairs OF
the ship with the civilian experts who
surveyed her, he impressed upon them
the necessity for quick action because
he must get away.
DR.. Joseph Goldbereer. OF Washing
ton. at the request OF Surgeon C eneral
Rupert Blue. OF the Public Health Ser
vice. made an examination on board
ship to-day OF the beriberi patients.
Few opportunities have been afforded
the United States health authorities to
study this disease. DR.. Goldbcrger
found about nincty-fvc cases. several
having improved considerably since
Sunday. He was assisted in his exami-
nation by Or. Ward p. MacCafferty.
quarantine officer at Old Point Comfort
He returned TO Washington tonight
with his observations
WARSHIPs OF ALLIES
SIGHTED OFF CAPES
One French warshp and one British
cruiser were sighted to-day off the Nir-
sinia capcs by pilots who brought ships
into port. The French warship had
four tunnels and was believed to be
the Condo. She was lying about five
miles out when sighted this morning.
Later in the day British cruiser, be-
licvcd to be the converted Caronia, was
sighted. Tho pilots brought with them
n report which they received from Hler-
chantmcn that the British knew the
Kronprinz Wilhelm had steamed north
from the equator several weeks ago,
and that she was believed to be In
American waters. Because Of this. it
was declared, shipping from Bermuda
was held up last Friday and Saturday
while some OF the warships which had
hecn off the capes were searching
south OF this latitude for the merchant
raider. The pilots also declared that
vigilance outside the capes seemed to
be greater for outgoing ships than for
incoming. One OF them said that an
Italian vessel which he piloted from
this port recently was boarded by off,
GERS and men from one OF the British
warships as she passed out OF the three
mile limit. The Italian ship he said.
bore resemblance to the Eitc1 Fried
rich. and was boarded for that reason.
| Late tonight it was reported that
while two allied warships are guarding
the Virginia Capes. four or five others
are speeding out in the Atlantic in
search Of another German sea raider.
This served to revive interest in the
German bnttleship Karlsruhe which
overlook and converted the Wilhelm at
sea last August and has since been
several times reported destroyed. Of
| fccrs and members Of the Wilhelm's
crew asserted to-day that they did
not believe the Karlsruhe had been
! sunk or bcached. One declared that
the Karlsruhe had been heard from
| since size was last reported destroyed.
He also stated that the Karlsruhe last
summer destroyed British naval bnse
ut BridGctown, Barbados Island, and
revealed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
.EARNHART'S W|LDNEss
GREAT HELP TO VARSITY
Two Bases, Netting Seven Runs
In First Frame.
POWELL MORE EFFECTIVE
Drummond Allows Trinity Seven
Scattered Hits-Flythe Hits for "a
Triple = Bost's Fielding and
Smiths Hitting Are Features.

DURHAM. \. c., April 1s.-Piling
nm seven runs III the first inning on six
hits. five base on balls. two stolen
bases. and a wild throw. University
of Virginia beat Trinity to-day by the
scor" OF 10 10 .. Earnhart, for Trinity,
was knocked out OF the box and was
replaced in the first inning by Powell
who held the visitors for the remainder
Of the game TO three hits and four
runs.
Drummond. for Virginia, was hit fire.
Gucntlr. yielding seven hits. Features
FOR Trinity were the fielding OF Bost
in left field. and the batting OF Flythe.
Who secured three hits. one triple
For the visitor. the hitting OF Smith
featured.
Score by innings: Il. II. r
Virginia .......1 % | . o DO Q .
Trinity 3ool roo 5
Batteries: Drmmmond and Ehrman:
f:arnhart. Powell and Maddox.
Summary: Hits-On Earnhart. 6: Off
Powell. 3; off Drummond. I. Bases on
balls-Off Earnhart 3: of Powell. =:
off Dommond. .. HIT by pitched ball
by Powell. .; by Drummond. 1. Struck
out-Ey Powell 3: by Drummond. 8.
Three base hit-Flythe. Two-base hits
Thorne. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Smith.
Bost. stolen bases-Flythe. Phillips.
Ehrmnn. sticky and Drummond. UNI
pire. Dir. Adkins.
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BOWIE TRACK MEET
ENDS THIS AFTERNOON
Scene OF Racing VIII Shift From
Prince Georges Park to tho
Hayre de Grace Tracks.
TWO TAvoRITEs DIsApPoINT
j. Is. Harrell, Favorite, Finishes
Third to Celebrity, and Cockspur
Beats Paton-Spreckels's Entry
Tinjan Beats Mustard in Onencr.

BOWIE, MD, April 1.-two keen
disappointments to-day were the do
feats OF j. d. Harrell and Patton. The
former was n prohibitive favorite and
the best that he could do was TO I'm
ish third 10 Celebrity, IL to |. and
Patton being defeated by Cockspur
In the opening number Mustard, who
was heavily supported. finished third
to tho Spreskels entry Tiajan. That
Mustard was tho best horse In the
race there was no question, but secured
Il weak ride
Lady London. Il to chance, was an
easy winner In the third event. while
Bob r. was second and Battery third.
Colonel Cook, the favorite, was abso-
lutely last.
AL Bloch captured tho fourth race
beating Buzz Around. while Ray o.
Light was third.
fleetwood annexed tho ncxt number.
while Fitzgerald was second. and Pied
Ge T9%errG esrt is tho hs las. day a. Prince
OF racing will shift to Havre de Grace.
How They HIM.
First race-four and one-half fur
to s. out. first: Cincinnati. 1l6 Cole
mani, IL to l, I to 2. 6 to 6. second
Mustard, l09 (ButwelD, Is 70 8, to
10. to 4. third. Time. ST. Divan,
Petra. Sands Diamond. Prohibition. also
ran.
ssecond-nve and one-half furlonss-
e te 6r, io' p sGboreD ~ to l.
1heTs}i 40 70 !; re to L.. s to !. second;
to :. out. third Time. 1903 2-5. omar.
Sumo. Louis V. Lert At Post: Early
Riser, lngomar. Thrill. Meclicka. Snaps
Regular. Nellie c, also ran.
Third-seven furlongs-Lady Lon
don. l04 Matthews), I to L. to 3, !
TO 2. first; Bob r. los turaD, to i, .
20 !. even. second; Battery. 100 IT.
McTaggart. 20 TO /, 3 to /. TO |.
third Time. 1929 as. Petclus, Colonel
Cook. kayderoseros. also ran.
Fourth,-seven furlongs-Al Block.
first; Buzz Around. 100 tUraD. s to /.
to l. even. second: Ray O'I.ight. 100
Time. l:es 10 Miss Barnharbor. no
dondo. York Lad. also ran.
ftfth-one uiic-Richwood, III tMc-
Ewenl, even, TO .. out. first Fitz-
gerald. loo houder). 3 TO ], 10 .. 7
to TO- second; Pied Piper, % tI.!lly).
10 70 J.. TO to 8. third. Time,
l:i! EnerEetic, Thclma j.. Canto.
Lady Bryn, The Urchin, Toddling. also
ran.
Sixth.mile and one -ouartcr-cock-
= TO !. first; Patton, ll2 (T McTagvartj,
to ., TO .. to 4. second: Daing.r-
field. 1os (Brcsch). to l. to 10 and l
TO 3. third. Time, 2:l2 30. BiIl,.
Baker. Charles +. C;rainger and FL orc,
also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
MAJOR LEAGUES GET IN
ACTION THIS AFTERNOON
Magnates Believe a Successful Sea.
son Is Mt Hand for Organized
baseball.
NEW MANAGERS MAKE BOW.
Two New Faces in Each League Will
Lead Their Respective Teams to-
Victory or Defeat-WasIiingto
Opens Season on Home Grounds.

NEW YORK. April 13.--The call OF
play ball" will sound tomorrow for
inc TWO major leagues of organized
night expressed belief that the com
ing season would be successful. They
seem confident the game again viii IL.
wei patroniZed by the public
Ne" managers in two cities in each
league VIII make their bows to-mor
row. IN the National League. Roger
Bresnahan will lead the Chicago Cubs
while Pat Moran will direct the Phil
aaneIphia team. In the American League.
Clarence Rowland Will appear as III n
new manager OF the Chicago White
SoN. and William Donovan viii begin
the Iutclage of the New Yorks
In the opening games in the National
league, Brooklyn Will play in New
YORK, philadelphia In Boston, Pills
Chicago. III
In the American League the opening.
VIII DC New York In Washing ton. Bos
ION In philadelphia, Chicago in ST,
Louis and Cleveland in Detroit. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
A. & M. SLUGGERS HIT
MALONE FREELY AND WIN

RALEIGH. y. G, April l3-In a game
featured by the smuggling OF the Agri
cultural and M.chincal team. Bingham
10 o. The locals worked their scrub
pitchers. hut Bingham was only able
To get six hits of them. Malone. the
VISITORS pitcher. was unable TO keep th,.
locals from hitting, and was relieved
hN Allen, who was also hit freely
W"ot"n, for Agricultural and Mechan-
ic"l featured At the bat with four hits
our of four times up. Wheeler, Agri-
cultural and Mcchanicars shortstop. got
lhrce- haGEcr and two two aGgers.
score by innings: Il II r.
bingham % - o : o / o O. :; :
y. Y ~. ....2 q S X--l6 10 4
Batteries: Malone. Allen and Dennis:
Lewis. Webb. Evans. Baker and Win
sion Thrcc-base hits-Craig Hooks
Mh'cl"r. Winston. Two base hits
wheeler 90, johnson. Double PLAYS
Lewis {" Johnson. Time, hours. Tn
pir". Naufman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
SCOUT JOHN O'REILLY TO BE
PRESIDENT OF "SKEETERS'
Induced Col. Anton Colgate to Buy .J.r.
>cy city Stock, and VIII Bc
Rewarded with Oiiicc.

NEW YORK. April i3.-John o'RcilIv.
VINO was Instrumental in getting Colo
net Antcn Colgate to buy stock in the
Jersey CITY CLUB. will he the new presi-
cent OF the Shelters. according 10
trustworthy information obtained TO-
night AT the Imperial Hotel. wher. the
l.. owners held forth. Neither OReil-
~ OF President harrow. Of the "Ints"
W9u!I discuss the matter Tonight hut
oNeiily has til. supper, OF men ali
around The circuit. and is practically
SUR Of being elected when the Jersey
NilN directors hold their meeting in
few days
o'Eeiny has been connected with
baseball for more than tewnty years
and knows the game from \ 10 Il. Al
the Chicago Guns. O'Rciiiv. who SON,
Jimmy Archer 10 the CuhS. Jimmy Ring
li'" new pitcher OF tho Nirginians. vas
Ins, up ~ the Brooklyn sand lots by
q. !!e.!g 50" Saas" ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
DOWNTHE ALLEYS
Palace Tourney Starts To-Dny.

FaiUcc tourney Starts T0-DHy.
me special fvcgam tournament in
singles begins this afternoon at j
o'clock on tho Palace alleys. and the
prospects for II very successful tourna
mcnt are bright. Entries for the vari-
five.
The bowlers arc divided according
10 their average into three classes. and
In each division the high man Will re-
ceire mineralitc bowling ball for the
work.
Schedule for To-Dny.
. O'Clock. on alleys and ). Wardold
and Hall. Glass H.
O'Clock, on ALLEYS : and :. G. II.
crosby and l.. IL. Smith. Class Il.
o'clock, on alleys and ). Good and
Doc, Class B.
To- MOrrov's Schedule.
O'Clock. on alleys and = J. G.
Tray!"r ANA Kiminsky; &. Tompkins
ana III w. TomplSius. Class &.
Fridays Schedule.
O'CLOCK. on alleys and T. Il. Martin
and b. Bowman. and PacklinGton and
Herlander, Class G. On alleys > and 8.
Courtney and DolIn: Lancaster and
Sherman. Glass G.
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rittfcds Beat yVhnIes.

CHICAGO, April pittsburgh. tho
,,sl OF the Eastern clubs 10 make a
u.'hS" appearance this season was
g"'"ai"d by tho locals to-day, 6 to :,
~" Winning run was gift Black
i"c".N"d base on ball and went to
Secvna on Wild pitch. On an in0cid-
ont ~ took third and scored on :,
passed bail q
Mcconnell. vino trained with IN.
!ucaEo Nationals ana who refused 10
'PI't 70 Kansas City when released
70 ,H"t club, made bis debut AZ . Fed .
go !easuer when he replaced John
score by innings nJ ,.
Pittsburgh 0OooIonoo =,
'',rcaF" ...... OOn0GsllnG : (
h"iories Aliou f.ctiar. CamEl,z
~" "hnor. Mcdonnell and wilson.
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COLLEGE AND EXHIBITION

At snlem-Roanoke College. IL; Elon
College, 4.
Al Greenvilie-Furman, 3; Davidson.
AZ Ealeich-Universlty of North Car
oiina. 10: Wake Forest, o.
Al Raleigh and Me-
chanical OF North Carolina. l6: Bling
ham OF Ashville. 5.
AT Clinton. S. C.-Presbyterian 6:
Citadel. T.
AZ Athens-Univcrsity Of Georgia. o:
University of Ala ALBANIA q
At Williams. 3: Princeton.
leyan. w. Va. (.
AT Cambridge. Mass.-Harvard S:
Bowdoin, 0.
At Lafayette. Ind,-wabash. 3: Pur-
due. ..
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Willard Cannot Iinx.

NEW YORK. April l3.-Permission
was sought today by Jack Curley,
manager Of Jess Willard. to have tie
worlds champion heavyweight nut on
the gloves and spar with his partners
on the stage At Hammersteins, where
willard is appearing
The state Athletic Commission heard
tho plant Of Curlcy and then reitcr-
atcd ITS refusal TO permit the fighter
to box on any stage.
Cur!ey was told that If willard de
s!rcs 10 box he must conform to the
rules of ,hc commission and that means
IN the arena OF a club having r proper
license from the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
MUSIC FESTIVAL
ENDS IN TRIUMPH
CONTINUED from First rageD


sponded with I'm bel d vedremo." the
Vision Song" from Puccinrs Madame
Butterfly" which was better fitted TO
her undoubted capacity. and which she
sang with all the dramatic fervor that
should be brought to Its Interpretation.
Senta's Ballad" from The Flying
Dutchman." she also gave with the
requisite tenderness as well as fire. the
recurring Hui" in particular sound
Ing most dramatically. Finally she
sang Spanish serenade that hardly
suited her.
All the soloists have been mentioned
hrst chiefly because It was their night.
as might be said. Yet both the chorus
and the orchestra were conspicuous
even though tnfrcqucntly. SO far as the
chorus was concerned. The orchestra.
which, without intending or conveying
any disparagemcnt of the chorus. was
the most constantly powerful agent
that worked toward and created. the
success of the festival, was gratefully
III evidence throughout the concert. ex-
cept when the chorus sang unaccompa-
MED.
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SMlTHDEAl TO MEET
MARSHALLlTES TOMORROW

Nmilhdca! BUSINESS College and the
Jonu Marshall High School teams will
meet Tor the frs; time this season 20.
utp'FpW AFTERNOON a Broad stree: Park
n.I'" not "i these teams have demon
"est OF their class in this section. an
Interesting contest is looked for. 4
larSc crowd of students and friends IL
'NueettG out High School has no;
!Gst single game out of eight games
prayed mus far, and the Smithdeaiians
hesan ihci: season last week by over
team. '
49, IN" game Will he called at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
"GUNB0AT" SMITH GOES
ON ELIMINATED LIST

New YORK, Apr'l Guntos,"
Smith was eliminated from no ue r.,
heavyweight coutend"-s ,,h.r H. Wax
defeated By Young CHar!ov Wo'f..ri II,
ten round bout az tile H-o,dv,av
Sporting Club Tonight 'Tfa ,.l,,.-c,
missed any Humhar - Vicious SWIM.
while not one found Sta marx
Weinert held the upper hand H. mo
second and seventh belonged 10 Sr,i.f
while the 18th eighth and tenth g.rc
even. Smith weighed isO pounds and
Weircrt ~ ia pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14

NEW YORK.. April ia judgment
for $3.sIa was recorded TO-DAY in the
Supreme Court against Jack Johnson.
the former champion prize fighter by
bernard Gerard and the estate OF Henry
nlincr, Inc. The money is alleged TO be
due az the result Of n raid which John
son .nade on the box Office Of Il Mil
Waukec. Wis. theater.
Gerard alleges that Johnson came 10
the box office just before the show and
refused TO 20 on the stage to perform
unless he was paid money. Then. il is
charged he advanced upon Gerard with
uplifted fist and took $4,000 and de-
ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
ROANOKE COLLEGE WINS
FROM ELCN COLLEGE. II To d.

SALEM VA .rrll In game
characterized ~ The h..vy hf,,s.',,' ~,
The locals. Roanoke College dcfcatcd
Zion here this afternoon II 10
kneis!y. Tavsuner and Hazlctt for Ron
noke MI FOR 4 ;ota! 81 t"c,ty.fyo
bases Tiffany pitched 8 hrilMa~. can.
except IL III" seventh when Maor6alG
hit for hoineruu wljh men on ragn-
Both teams Aeured .n spec,acuiar
Score by innings - II y
Roanoke .9Ollao2.x-
EiSn , .r;.no 6oo3o
reil Stephenson Fortress and Moore
field. ~
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Groome Defeats Packers

KANSAS CITY, April -. = Bob
Groome's excellent pitching caused
Kansas City's defeat In the opener with
ST. Louis to-day. 3 TO 0. A pair Of
walks. an out. and a double steal by
Tobin and Barton gave ST. Louis one
in the first. They scored In the fifth
on singles by Tobn and Drake. and
an out, and In the sixth on Johnsons
single, an out and Tobin's single.
Score by innings: II. II L.
st. Louis ......l 000l o1o0-3 Q .
Kansas City 30 90 90 8 l
Batteries-Ciroome and Hartley; II en-
ming and Easterly Cmpires, Brennan
and shannon.
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DAYTON, VA. April i3--Tne Eas,
ern College team was defeated r.ro H.
day by the Shenandoah Collegiato l.,
st!tute by tho score Or % D. W'hiic
pitching for Eastern, lost his own gam.
when he made p VIA pitch Kiln = maj
on third,
Tomorrow Eastern meets tho A.,
gusta Military Academy at Fort ne
hauCe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
Chatham wilma Game.

new LONDON. VA, April icy
defeating Sen London Academy hero
Nesl"rday bY the ncnre Of TO J.
Chatham Training HchOOI book~f her
hfth consecutive victory. EaIderson
pitched for thr visiting team. perform
Ing iu g!it-edKn form. allowing only
four bits.
Chatham Yarnernd nine on ~ WoDd
ford. Tho gatpG was fart nnd tnapp!
and q pitchers battle throughout.
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STANDING OF TEAMS
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Tiuffaio mt baltimore.
Newark at brooklyn.
st. Louis at kansas City
BALTIMORE. April 1a-Chief Ben

BALTIMORE. April 13.-Chief Ben
ders made his debut as Federal Leag-
uer here to-day and finished second
best In q pitching duel with George
Mullin. another former american leag-
uer. Baltimore losing the third straight
game to Newark, 3 to !.
Score b. innings: Ri e.
Newark oo101o0-s 1
Baltimore .....0 90 DOL OIL 1
Batteriee-Mullin and Hughn; Ben
der and Owens.
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|tW YORK, April ia Riech
proved his meth" tonight at the Fed
cral Athletic Club b. taking the yer.
dict from Dan "PokY) Flynn. OF Boston
after ten rounds OF heavy milling.
], was only the experience and gen
eralsh!p Of Flynn that kept him on his
fcct ia the Nfth and eighth rOunds
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Gr,en.l,nrn Wins.

an exhibition game ,hi. aftcrnonu ,br
Greensboro League bnecbali team won
from Gu.lfrrd College b. the scorc Of
. :" Er,h tehrnH played rplcnd!d
ball. The attendance Uas small
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BOSTON, April l3.-Thc twelve round
bout between Sam l.angford and Joe
jeanette two dusky heavyweights to-
night. went all Jcnnette's way. Lang
ford was clearly outpointed. Jack Nc
Guigan, OF Philadelphia. was the ref
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Memphis Memphis. 8; Little
Rock, |.
At Nashville-Na shville, s; Chatta-
nooGa. ).
Birmingham, 4.
At Mobile-Mobile, /: Atlanta, 4.
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BROOKLYN. April 13-Buffalo won
the last game OF the opening series
with Brooklyn to-day. to 3. Shultz
held the locals to three hits and was
invinciblc after the third inning.
Score by innings: Ri Z.
Buffalo ........l o 0 . O 0 . % s 4
Brooklyn ...... % Q 4 O 0 0 0 q Of 3 >
Battcries-Shultz and Allen; Blue
Jackets and Seaton and Land.
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Amateur Commission
Meets Tonight

PRESIDENT Julien II. IIiil, of the
richmond Amateur ComniissiOn, hns
night mt the City National md state
bnnk, and all managers or tenms
under the commissions Jurisdiction
are urged to be In ATTENDANCE. There
IN considerable business to he trans
acted. md, the session will stnrt
promptly mt o'clock.
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1nI, Ia ruic. ne,ten

NEW YORK April 10 The New
York Nationals defeated the Yale Uni
vcrs'ty baseball team in two seven
inning game. a: the polo Ground here
TO-DAY, % ]. and TO Q.
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The John 3. Cary baseball team
played It's first championship game OF
the season Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock al Byrd Park with Ruffner.
There was good playing on both
sides. but Cary's team completely out
classed Ruffncr's. Marion forced n run
in the first. while i.cber pitched the
whole game in good form, never let
ting up for an instant.
Lawson. MacWhorder. Henley, Lead
better and Brauer played we'll. doing
some fine fielding Henley and Eayns
were the star htters. making three
and two baggers respectively.
Score by innings: r
Ruffncr .............0o ! O o o ! > o.
Cary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 121 0 5 Oil
Batteries-AIarion and Wynbaum
Leber and Ryder.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

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