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FOR RENT-$65.oO

Dwelling, Ala So. 3Sth St.; tiled
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II NcfI--Edwnrd. aged n years April ?:
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church az a. m. Interment At 81. MARY
cemetery.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-10

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POWERS Mary A.. April s. aged 70
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septlchro cemetery.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
CHARLOTTESVILLE SCHEDULE
Prospects for Winning Team MT High
school Are Very Bright.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatchl
Z CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March 81
Managers B!akey and Pcyton, OF the
charlottesville High School baseball
team, have announced the following
schedule of games for the coming sea-
son.
March 81. Jefferson. AT home.
April! 49, Fishburne. ut Waynesboro: l.
Randolph Macon Academy. OF Bedford
City. at home: 10, S. Fl. s.. at home ;
II, Miller School. at Miller School: Il.
Louisa High. at Louisa; %. Louisa
High, mt home; 90, Woodberry Forest,
at Orange. 90. Jefferson. at home
May /, S. II. $. abroad 3, Miller
school. at home. :. Randolph Macon
Academy. AT Bedford city; IS, Lynch
burg High, at LynchburE; II. .Alexan-
dria High. at AleXandria: 10. Episcopal
High at Seminary
Twenty candidates have reported for
the team. and the outlook for success
ful season is very promising. Elliott
and Quaintance. the mainstays in the
box last year, will be relied upon TO
do most of the twirlinE.
Athletics on quite boom al the
high school, following the winning Of
the prem school basketball champion
ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
WANTS ARBlTRATORS
DnEe Fultx Has scheme to Patch Peace
between WnrrinE BusebnIl Factions

NEW YORK. March 2l.-With a
view 10 settling differences between
organized baseball and the Fcderals.
David Il. Fnltz. president of the Base
ball Players Fraternity. today sup-
gested that board Of arbitrators be
appointed by the warning factions.
His idea is that such n board should
settle territorial rights, as we'll as the
rights TO players.
In addition, the board would out
line broad principles for the future
government of baseball. ana assist in
forming governing body Of represen-
tntives of the National. American, Fed :
eral and minor leagues. the PLAYERS
and the public. acting through the
baseball Writers Association.
All three of the warning leagues
are we'll backed and could go on fight
Ing indefinitely" says Fultz, but in
the minor leagues conditions are so
serious that many clubs will this year
be unable to pay expenses. The situn-
ton has been brought about almost
entirely by the war with the Federal
League, and the unfortunate part Is
that those who are tho most vitality
injured have done nothing to cause
the war, and are powerless to bring
II to IL conclusion"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
AGGIES ELECT MANAGER
Z. y. Abernethy VIII Run Haskell bnII
Term, with Mason Again Captain.

WEST RALEIGH. y. c.. March 2I.-
At n meeting OF the Agricultural and
Mechanical College Athletic Association
yesterday G. S. Abernethy, OF Hickory
n. c., was elected manager of the 1916
basketball team. Mr.. Abernethy was
one OF the assistant managers for the
season just past. w. G.. Dodson. OF
Wilmington. and II. II. I<choc, OF New
bern. were elected assistant managers
for next year.
The following men were awarded
basketball monographs: Mason. Dowd
VanBrocklin. Temple. Spaulding, John
son, Lindsay. Joe Mason. who was
the popular leader OF the Techs Quin-
tet this year, was reelected captain
for next year. Mason has played three
years for Agricultural and Mechanical
and he liz generally considered one OF
the best guards in the State. The rec
ord Of the team this year was not
especially bright when the number Of
games won Is taken into consideration.
but on tho other hand, the team made
good record, rs II was composed al
most entirely OF new men. All the
men OF thisryear's team will be back
next year, and the prospects for win
ming team are bright.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
FIELD AND TRACK EVENTS
WILL Be RUN SEPARATELY
Richmond College IntercInss Meet
Will BE Held on Two
Afternoons.
Squad Will BE in Better Condition to
Show Ability by INSTRUMENTATION
Can Also Have Opportunity to
Gauge Material

The coming week will lac a period OF
rather heavy work for all members
of the Richmond College track and
field squad In preparation for the big
inter-class meet scheduled for the lat
ter part OF the week 1t had been
planned to hold this meet on Saturday
afternoon. However, there are many
men who wish TO try in both branches
OF this sport. and If the entire list Of
events We're scheduled for one after
noon these men would not be able to
do themselves justice because OF the
strain. For this reason Coach Dob
son has decided to hold the meet in
TWO sections as follows:
Field events. such as the hammer
throw. shotput. pole vault. high
jump. broad jump. etc. to be held on
Friday afternoon; track events. such as
the so and l00-yard dashes, the 800.
the 40. the SSO-yard runs. the mile
runs, etc. on the following day. IN
this way all applicants Will be able To
show up to advantage IN the difficult
tests that will be held
While the public will be welcome on
the ground AT both meets. the primary
object Is not for display but rather to
give Coach pobSon a chance to see the
different men in their best form. and
inns is the best way that he can do
Justice TO them in picking out the team.
Al these meets he Will be able to see
what each man can do and In which
events each man is best fitted BY
this method the coach will be In DO
sition TO do far greater Justice to the
men and to the team than he could
possibly hope for otherwise.
The relay team has not been pick ed
yet. and II Is not probable that the
quartet for This spectacular event will
be selected until later when each man
has had ample opportunity 10 come to
MS best form and 10 show his ability.
The work OF the past week has been
more or less rudimentary. However.
some special instruction has been given
10 starting form. Coach Dobson has
also paid some attention to the ear
ryins of the arms and the running
stride Of the men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
FOR TH|RTY-ONE YEARS
PH|LL|ES TRY FOR RAG
Original Hard-Luck Club Has Never
Succeeded in Finishing
First.
ALWAYS pENNANT CHAsERs
Hardest Misfortune was in 1913,
When Half-Dozen Batters Hit
More Than .300-Team led in
Runs Scored and in Fielding.

The major league club which Ia en-
titled TO the hard-luck pennant in base
ball Is the Philadelphia National League
team. Charley Somers. of Cleveland
has exhausted money and effort for fif-
teen years trying to place Cleveland at
the top Of the American League lad
der. and has n hg share OF hard luck
But this fifteen years record, bleak
as 1t may be. cannot compare with the
lowly Phillic. who for thirty one years
have foundered about on the reefs and
ended each season with Il series Of mis-
fortunes which have never fallen to
the lot OF any other club. Every time
tho Philies looked promising and
Went along for few weeks at n great
clip, something would happen and the
team would crack. The Pills have
earned the nickname of being n
Fourth OF July" club. That is. they
can burn up the circuit until July l.
and then steadily drop back into the
ruck
In all OF the Phillies thirty-one
years OF patient battling for pennant
honora, the hardest luck Of all came
In 1913. In that year the baseball
guides show that the Phillies led tho
, league in fielding. in runs scored, in
home runs, and extra bast hits They
had half Il dozen batsmen hitting over
200. Yet the Giants caught them on
the Fourth OF July and the Phillies
finished bad second.
There were reasons for this. In the
rirst place. Manager Charley Doom
broke Il leg and was out OF the game
long while. Another reason was that
, bad management advised tho continued
use OF their two star pitchers, Scaton
and Alexander, until they were worn
out. All the snap was taken out OF
THIS great aggregation OF ball players
before the season was half over
The experience of the Phillies In 1919
showed that. after NIL. the successful
manager is the one who not only knows
the strength of his players. hut who
KNOWS how 10 conserve this strength
and distribute II In the proper way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
COACH RE|SS PLEASED
WITH YELLOW JACKETS
ItahtlOl phi Macon Baseball Squad
shows Up Well I'M Prat-
tlce Work.
PLAYS mLACKsroNE TO-DAY
Visitors Will Have Several College
Stars on Observation-Disclosures VIII
3s Mostly New Men. hut Material
* Strong.

ASHLAND. VA. March 2i.-Coach
R"iss has been very much encouraged
by the form the Yellow Jackets dis
played last week. Tho team got In "A
couple of hours Of practice every dav
in spit" Of the bad weather that has
been hanging over the town.
ON saturday the team lined M
against Ashland OF the old Capital CITY
League. Rain broke up the contest in
the third inning with the Yellow Jack
cts leading 3 to !. In these few innings
the bunch that Coach Reiss picked out
hnd the Ashlanders on the 90.
Tie six or seven positions that were
70 he filled by new ,u.n have been re-
duced considerable. ON first base But
terworth IL showing up best and SHOULD
hold down this job. although he is close
~ pushed by Griffith and Reldine. Lam
caster seems to have the call For sec.
"nd with York ana Smith hot contend
ers. liardaway has his opponents beat
for the shortst"p job at the present
tme. birmingham and Driver are the
contestants for third. Nottingham has
shown M hest IN his fielding while
Driver is hitting tn. ball with resu-
laritN. u Is likely one will play in the
outield and the other on third
Moss seems 10 i've the only fielder who
has the call on the others. lie covers
Il large area OF ground and can hit the
ball hard. Savage, Riddlck. Scott and
- s~'' - y '-'S inc zap
tain Marston and Barrow will do the
twirling with Woodin and De JEANETTE
to receive them.
Tomorrow afternoon Blackstone
Academy will come to Ashland for a
game. The Blackstone boys should
have good team with BevIlle and Es
gleston, both old Randolph Macon
captains. and Moore, captain OF Hamp-
den Sidney last year. to play with them
against the college.
1t will he the first game OF the sea-
son and Coach Reiss is likely to give
most or tho squad try-out before the
game is over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
TY COBB ONLY TALKED
TO FEDERAL PLAYERS

MOBILE, ALA. March 2l-Stories
came out OF Augusta II week awo STINT
ing that Ty Cobb. champion swattist -
was practicing with the Pittsburgh
Feds. who are in training at Augusta
this spring. This Ty denies. however
II went out To call on the boys" he
said to-day. and did pick up IL bat and
had one smash ut pitch wanted 10
drive Federal League ball over the
fence, but ! failed and didn't make n
second effort.
II had a long talk with tho Pitts
bnrgh boys. They don't seem to be so
happy over their jumps and appear to
b" n little dubious over the future Of
their circuit"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
JUAREZ RESULTS

FIRST race-t'our furlone s-Jnlia h..
l15 Gentry, 1 to >, 10 3. out. tirs, :;
Ncgaphone % tGarner), - 10 !. TO
H. to :, second; Frisky. ll2 iMcCabe).
to .. to 5. out, third Time, IS .
seconds. Father Kelly. Carl Roberts.
Nolli also ran.
Second-Five and one-half furiongs
Blue Racer. 10 Gentry. 10 TO l, 4
10 I. . TO /. nrst; Concha. 1903 tMetcalD.
20 to I. IL to l, 10 !, second: Gano.
Time. 1;oe 2-5. skinny r.. Zamlock,
SmugRler Virgie Dot, Trulane, Avo-
cado. Charity Ward, White Shield, Elm
alec also ran.
Third-hve furlonss--Rosemary. IS
oGarner), z to 10, to 20, out. first j.;
Azura, ios tMotp. 10 to |. to /. to
I. second Via, IS tHenry). 20 to /. s
TO 1, TO /. third. Time, 80 80 seconds.
suck Thomas. Senator James. Finnigan.
coma. No Quarter. DIR. s. T.. Tate, Pa
jaorita also ran.
Fourth--onc Executor. los
,Honman), to |. even, to 8. first:
Christophine, ITO Gentry, S to .. 3 to
;. TO 3. second; Re. ITO tMotD, 3 to |.
TO D. I to 10, third. Time. 1880. In
Try. Mud Sill Ringing also ran.
Fifth-Seven f,rlongs-La Cazadora.
~ Ncton). to /, TO I. even, first;
Scuorita Dana. 9S uouder), to !. to
!. even. second: Minnie T., 9S Henry).
- 20 Il. to l. to l. third. Time, &c
-. kiva, Flying. Cantem. Swede Sam.
Gemmell. Sam Connor, Briton, Captain
nruse. Cloud Chief also ran.
SiXth--flve and one-half furlongs-
osaple. 1903 (Acton). to I, even. to 2,
nrst: Tosefina Sarta, SS (Iarner). to
l. , TO I. even, second; Lack Rose, los
McCabe). to I, even, to ., third.
Time, :0s. Langhorn, Mater, Panha-
chapi, Ann Tilly also ran.
Seventh--one mile and one-elghth--
Art Rick, l0l {Mott), to l. to o. .
10 5, nrst; Freda Johnson, 50 (BrazeD
10 to I, : TO I, 2 to I, second: VOladay,
Jr. lot fRice), to 2. even. to 9,
third. Time. 1864 1-6 Hester, Lady
Innocence, Faloada. Thomas Hare also
ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
SPRING AWAKENING FOR
LOCAL OUTDOOR SPORTS
COLI, Tennis, Baseball, Field and
Track Events for Richmond
Athletes This Week.
NIRGINIANs MUST WORK
Manager Jack Dunn viii Divide
Squad Into Two Teams, and Prac-
tice Games VIII BE Staged-Prep
Schools Play This Week.

Practice games are Ia ordrr for the
tunn adopting this method OF bring
.ng lis men into condition to play
Washington on Saturday afternoon. IT
* doubtful. however If the teams can
Get on the inncld to-day. az the
grounds are still In bad shape The
work.. at any rate. will be extremely
l'cht. az II would he bad policy. for the
PLAYERS to extend themselves on strange
.round
The pas, week Was extremely bad FOR
training purposes and yesterday was
q lyrical March day. Spring is here
now"ver. and III - few weeks summer
sr"ris viii be In full swing. The sea
'3n's golf dates wcr. announced ycs.
i"rda%, and The tennis schedule viii
%" made public Tomorrow. Therefore,
baseball s due
While the Nirgiunus are naturally
Tue most important hasebniiists around
'hese parts. the national pas,ime has
many other followers. and the local
diamonds viii u. woriing overtime
from now on Tn" four prep schools
'lcGuirc's. john Marshall high. Rich
nond Academy and Eoncdictine Col
I"re- have all had their squads out for
wo weeks. ana their regular schedule
~ pTactice games IL now running. Acad
envy. McGuire's and the Aiarshallitea
"ill each play game this week
kiChinond College aud tho Union
Theological Seminary 10th have large
squads on the diamond The former is
preparing for IT'S game with Lafayette
on April |. while the Theologians will
alay McGuircs ana william ana Mary
This week
lndOOr Pa~timca Are Over.
Indoor pnstirnes have given way to
the more strenuous outdoor events
TWO OF these affairs are scheduled for
saturday The Church lin Athletic
club will run "a fivc-milc modified Mara
non. and Richmond College sill hold
an 'ntcrciass field and track meet; Golf
:nd tennis are In full sway on the
local courts and links.
Manager lack Dunn. OF the Viz
r'n.ans. Will arrive here carly TO day
and VIII be out In uniform directing
MS men. Neal BAH viii be pu, IN
'harEe OF the regulars and Dunn him
-clf VIII direct the energies OF the
rookie in tho practice games These
oontcsts viii be exceedingly light for
'evcral days. but Ivy rnidweek the games
Viii b" OH in earnest
Dunn may be ready TO announce the
signing OF al experienced catcher and
possibly thiri-aackcr. although Long
"lll be sure OF a good tryOut on nc
cunt OF the ability lie has shown with
nc willow. one OF the prcttiest fights
o y" made Will be between Hook and
Mclnnis tor trst base. Both are young
sicrs and have good records
win Dunn. superintendent OF grounds
"ill have his force out bright and early
ihls morning to clear away the damage
caused by the rains. He fears that
much OF his work VIII have to h. done
not be In shape Tor work mutil Wed
u"sday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
TENNIS DATES READY
TO PRINT TOMORROW

NEW YORK. March al-The mem
i,crs OF the executive committee of the
0 nitcd states National Lawn Tennis AS
-pcia i!on. AT meeting here to- day
Nrcstied with the problem OF the tour
lament list. The committee also spent
several hours over AN eligibility rule 10
hc established qualifying competitors
Tor national championship tournaments.
l.. -. WTcnn. president. stated that
the list OF championship and tourna-
mcNt dates was III preparation. but be-
rausc of several omissions would not be
pmplete for issuanC" until next Tues
day. Among those present was i. T.,
prcshrcy, Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
GOUX WILL NOT COME
Frnnce First, Grent Automobile Driver
Tells Speedway Management.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 21-'rhe
stuff of which racing drivers are made
was never more clearly shown thnn In
a recent letter to the Indianapolis
Speedway management from jules
GouX. winner OF the 1913 500-milc race
GouN says.
1T would be Il great pleasure for
me 10 compete In the international
race this year, as | did in 1913 and
1914, hut tho position I hold on tho
German frontier is very important, and
l simply haven't the heart to ask
my release under any pretcXt while
France il at war. France must come
first. always.
~ know you Will readily comprehend
that II Is only reasons of the most
urgent sort which prevent mo from
being among you for your race on May
80. but so II must be. Meanwhile,
give my best regards to all the boys"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
Bowling Tournament On

PEORIA, ILL. March 21.--E. j. KEEL
ly and a. Toemmel, OF Chicago, took
first prize in the doubles to-day in the
American bowling tournament contest
with 1921. t. Kurleman and C.. Brink
man, Of Cincinnati. shot into second
place with 1,245. J. Lellinger and r.
Wilson, of Chicago lead the singles
with 671 each. and Bob Plummers, OF
st. Louis. with 2.Sss, led the hve-man
event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
Cuhnn. Bcnt phillI...

TAMPA, FLA. March 2l--The cuban
..eda. OF Havana. defeated the Philadcl-
,hia Nationals in Il siX-inning game at
fort Dade, near here. to-day, 10 =.
ionHaless pitching was the featur.
score
Iavana o 2 IL u u o % o 0--S 0
J ! % - q % O. 3 I"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22

Weather forecasters promise a bright,
clear day for this vicinity. Jack Dunn
ana MS hopefuls need such weather 81
they are TO get into condition for the
game with the Senators on Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22

Local prep schools will put in a busy
week Richmond Academy plays Ches-
ter. at Chester. tomorrow afternoon:
McGuire's meets the Union Theological
seminary at Byrd Park on "Wednesday
afternoon. and John Marshall High
School will play Ashland High School
at the same place on Thursday after
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
Lynchburg Oners Cup to Cham,s

III NCliBuit'i, VA, March 2l.-'rhe
Campbell County Athletic League Is
arranging for the baseball champion
ship OF the county. and silver cup has
been offered to the champions. Last
year. with six schools competing. Rust
burg won the county championship, but
this year twelve teams will be In tho
league. The schedule is being arranged
by +. G. Wood. the Lynchburg play
ground director.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
NnpS IIRN Ten Innlngs.

DALLAS. TEN, March al-'rhc
levcland Americans defeated the local
rexas League team here to-day, 10 20 s,
IN ten-inninS game. coumbe and
iioretad pitched for Cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22

II is reported from the far South that
Stuhy McInnis Is 20 be changed from
the initial sack to the hot corner to
I'LL the place vacated by Frank Raker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-22
Cobb mike. Homer.

MOBILE, ALA. March 2l.--The De-
troit Americans defeated Mobile again
to-day. to .. Cobb In four times to
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