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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21
TRINITY BEATS CRACKERS
Meth odists, with kanipe In Rox, Have
Easy Time with Georgia.

DURHAM. VA. April 2O.-Trinity
easily defeated the University Of Geor-
gia here to-day by the score OF to g
ter Of the field at all times. Although
he yielded nine hits. he kept them well
scattered. Trinity made six runs in
lowing. but after these Georgia tight
ened up and dealt out naughts for the
rest OF the game. Features for Geor-
Eia were the hitting Of Irving and
Clements. and the fast catch by Nc
Whortor of Loves drive to right, which
would have been good for three bases
For Trinity the features were the
smuggling Of Love and Flythe. and the
excellent work OF the battery. Georgia.
Hitchcock and Torbctt; Trinity, Kanipc
and Maddox.
Score by innings: RI f.
Georgia .......0 00o20OO o. . 3
Trinity ........D 6 o o O-S q )
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.HOMERS PLAY BIC PART
IN TARHEELS' VICTORY
North Carolina Beats Washington
and Lee by Hard
Hitting.
TWO CIRCUIT DRIVES EACH
Generals Score Both Runs by Long
Hits, Which Come When Buses
Were Unoccupied-Carol Hit
With Sacks Loaded.

LEXINGTON. VA. April 2o.-Home
runs played an important role In the
s to . victory of the University Of
North Carolina over Washington and
Lee: Four home runs were registered
during the conflict, four OF the Caro-
linian tallics being attributed to cir
cult cloutS and both of Washington and
Lees. In the third inning. Lewis
scored Zollicoffer' with a homer. while
Young tied the count in the same scs-
sion with II home run drive with Pier
otti on base Ilomers by Bruce and n.
Bailey came with the bases unoccupicd.
Williams pitched strongly, holding the
Generals to five hits, Bailey hitting
three of them. lie famed ten. hobbies
by Swcetland. and II misjudged ny ny
l3agley. aided the Caroiinians to swell
the score on Pierotti. who pitched ably
The fielding Of Gallagher and the hit
ting OF Penny, Bailey and Lewis fca :
tured.
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ANGELO ARRACON STARS
IN VICTORY At RALEIGH
Fans TiCkled With Work of New
ShortStop Signed by
Dunn.
INTs WIN FROM TARHEELs
After Being Tied Up for Three In
nings, Richmond Cops Game in
Ninth-BatcS Gets Triple, and
Hoffman Drives Him In.

RALEIGH. " c. April 2O.-Thc
Raleigh team OF the Carolina League
was defeated by Richmond this after
noon. TO r. The game was devoid OF
any special thrills, but did possess the
ginger OF having tie score hang on
through the last three innings until.
when the lnts came TO the bat for the
last time, Bates tined on, a triple and
Hoffman a single that registered the
winning SCorA
Arrag on. shortstcp. delighted the fans
with a number OF fine plays. being de
cidedly the star player for the Rich
muuucvS.
The attendance was only about 200.
and neither team seemed inspired TO
a pretty double by Newman. Perkins
and Poll that brough much applause
from the Raleigh fans. And tn" win
nin- triple by Bates brought groans
from the fans which, nevertheless. be-
tokcned keen appreciation for the play
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ACADEMY LOST BECAUSE
RUNNER MISSED SECOND
Miller Drove Ball to Fence, but
Failed to Touch Rag on
Circuit.
CADETS GET GOOD GAME
Losers Pull Merklc. but Redeem
Selves Later by Brilliant Triple
Observation-Disclosures Now Second in
Prep School Race.

Brncdiciihe College defeated Nich-
mond Academy at iSroad Street Park
yesterday afternoon. by the close score
of'4 10 :. The game was one Of the
best OF the prep school season. being
featured by a triple play by the losers,
Eencdictinc started the scoring In the
second inning, showing Pollard and
Overman over the plate. There was
no more scoring until the fourth
when tho Academy came back strong
and scored three runs The Baptists
kept from tying up the score later
when Miller was out for failing to
touch second after driving Il homer To
the center fence.
The Cadets annexed two more tail
lies 10 It's list in the last half OF the
fourth. by Floyd's single. Ovcrmau's
long two-bagger and single by Ross.
This ended the scoring for the game
although both teams had opportune
chances later on during the game.
The game was featured by the pitch
ing OF Brown, who famed ten men.
and the triple play by the Academy
inheld, the first on local field this
year OVerman. who tw!rled for Bene-
dictine. did steller work on the mound,
also tanning ten.
This victory gives the "Eenedictine''
boys secure hold on second place
having won two games ard lost only
one. High School retains tH. lead with
two victories and no defeats.
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LEAGUE
Pirates Wink over Cubs.

CHICAGO. April 20.--Pittsburgh hit
Chicago's pitchers consistently to-day.
and defeated the locals 10 &. Chcney's
offerings were hit 10 all corners of
the field, and label weakened in sew
cnth. In this round Wagncrs triple
with two men on bases clinchcd the
game for the visitors. MamauN pitched
in rnc form until the seventh inning
when he was replaced By McQuillan.
Home runs by Johnston and Fisher
were features.
score by innings: X II l..
Pittsburgh ..2ol2o03o O-S u 2
Chicago ......p 0 q 0 . 3 O--6 .
Observation-Disclosures. McQuillan and
Gibson; Cheney, label, Pierce ana Bres-
naAdn
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EVANS WINS OUT

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2O.-Cha rles
t"Chick') Evans, Western amateur
golf champion made the first eighteen
holes in siNty-cight, in the qualifying
round of the Pauama-P Pacific EXposi-
tion championship yesterday, and rs-
tablishcd a record for the lnSlesidc
course His score for the th.riy-si
holes was I43.
II. Chandler Egan. ex-national anna
teur champion. finished second, with
l54, and f. H. Bankard. of Chicago,
was third with l57. -s.t. - -
Sixty-four players qua lifted for ma tch
play, which will continue all week
Egan and Evans are the favorites for
final hono-s
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Federation Managers to
Meet

All members of the bnncbnlI teams
playing In the Federation Leagues
nre requested to attend the meeting:
to be held nt q o'clock this after
noon Mt McGill Catholic Union.
Matters OF importance are 10 be
considered. The session will stnrt
promptly mt O o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

VINO came 10 N"w YORK in July, 1913.
started his hrs, major league game
mere to-day and was hit hard by the
p"ce-sctting PhiladcIphins, who won
their hfth straight victory Of the sea
son; . 20 :. Mayer pitched wcl for
philadelphia his only poor inning be-
ing The fourth when New York punched
Tour hits for their two runs Umpire
Byron ordered the manager Of the
Giants of the field in the ninth timing.
Score by INNINGS. II II /,
Philadelphia O2lOO? OOO-S 10 !
Sew York ......OO02 @" @
Batteries Mayer. killifer. Schauer
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FAVORlTES FARE HARD
Hnrrc DE Grncc Itnces Were All Won
by Outsiders Yesterday.

HANRE DE GRACE. April 2o.-Fav-
Orites did not fare we'll to-day. not one
getting home first. Progressive at
. TO |, was the longest shot of the
day to win.
Rhomb easily captured the steepe-
chase. while Wanda Pitzer backed from
; to ! to to /. defeated Sarsanu the
favorite.
But three horses faced the barrier
In the fourth race. the BeIair handican
at six furlonRs. Slumber III easily de-
feated Pomette Bleu the favoritc. n 2
fiermuda captured the NTH race
while Tom Elwart took the last num-
her on the card
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Long uits Win in Tenth.

TEOSTNN, Nprll 2N.-Wi'h Two OUT
ana three on bases in tn. tenth inning.
S'nilh drove the ball 10 the score board.
scoring Fitzpatrick. and Boston won a
10 ) victory over Brooklyn to-day.
Then contest was exciting and .nispiays
Kept the outcome i'm doubt.
Score 10y innings: Ri e
brooklyn ....0.ou2U 100 3
Boston .......u2o OOl--4 : 3
batteries Ficifer. Reagan. Coomhs.
.Atchison ana NcCurty. LuIue. Hughes
and Ciowdy
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nenton Nicld. OnIr Tuo Mi,s.

ClNCINNATI, April 20. = BENTON
pitched superb bail allowing only two
hits. and Cincinnati shut out 81. Louis
to-day. to o. Perduc, who started
The game for 81. Louis was hit hard.
but Kept the hits scattered He was
taken out Of the box in the eighth
inning 10 permit Butler TO bat for him
score 10y innings: RiI T.
st. Louis ....oO00o 10000 = o
Cincinnati ...l o 0 0N Tx II u
MISUNDERSTANDING. Nichaus and Sny-
der. Benton ana Clarke.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit Trio Drive. In RIMS.

DETKOIT. NICN., April oN-Dc-
trolls smuggling trio, Cobb Crawford
ana Neach. smashed their team 10 a
third consecutive victory over Chicago
to-daN. The score was i TO 3 ciCottc
and Dauss were hi, hard In spots.
Three hits and wild throw by o.
cote In the sixth inning decided the
game.
Score by innings r. r.
Chicago ....2 OOlOo0OO-S
Detroit ........20oO on II !
Ba;eries-Cicottc and Schaik: Dauss
and Mckee.
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SHIPBUILDERS BENEFIT
Newport News Club VIII Not HIVE IN
Fay Snlnry OF Discharged MannHcr

CINCINNATI. April 2o.-After con.
STEERING new evidence the National
baseball Commission to-day rcscindcd
its action in the case of Manager HARRY.
Matthews against the Newport News
club. Of the Virginia League. TIC com
mission originally reversed the decision
of the national board. which disailowcd
Matthcws's claim for $3ti.6J salary the
commission ruling. that II could not .iud
ustihc;tlion for the discharge OF Nat-
thcws by the Newport News club under
his contract.
The decision of'the national board is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

st. LOUIS, April 2o.-St Louis could
40 nothing with Morton to-day and
Was smut out. g 10 .. Cleveland bnnched
hits on st .Louiss pitcheNs ana took
advantage OF local errors
Score hy innings Y II =
Cleveland ......OO4UOl ga II
81. Louis & q q q Il II u n a .
Batterics-Morton aud I.man FC.n
ferETman; Rcmneas, iioch and Acncw
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

NJ Spartanburg-WoT 5: Frs
kline, q.
At Winston Standardization Salem
Carolina Lcague), l6: Guilford Col
lcgc, l.
.: Trinity
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AZ Savannah-Savannah 0: Colun.
bia. ..
Al; Augusta-Augusta. /: Charles
ton. 8
Al Observation-Disclosures .: Co.
lnmbus. 10.
y; Albany-Albnny. s; Macon
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STANDING or TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago mt Detroit.
Boston mt Washington.
Cleveland ut ST. Louis
New York mt PHILADELPHIA
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WfIl:Rl; THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia nj New York.
Pittsburgh ut Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
brooklyn Mt Boston.
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Athletics comipc u,c.

IfilI4ADFLFHlA, Aprll 90 = ~
punching hits aud a double steal with
errors BY New York, Philadelphia won
hard in four innings. while Shawkev
kept the hits of his opponents seat
tered
Score by innings: y II T.
Phtladelphi3' ..s0@l 2OOlx-6 lo q
Eatieries- WARRIOR and Sweeney
ShaNNcN and NlcANnN
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SO { 10 - 20 8
Totals ..3S - - a
'Eatted for Osoha in sixth
Slated for Perkins in sixth
~ 10, t,,ry

w INNINGS. IL
Richmond .......... O0a 2 o. 1t
Raleigh ...... ! 20 0 O.
Summary: Two-baSc hits-iIoffman
Perkins. Poll Three base hit-Batcs
S Sacid,i hiisIk Sa, ,Kearnann 60.
lnnis. Schuyler. Base on balls-off Jar
man, g. off osoha. .; off Myers. J. Struck
out-by Jarman. .: by Norriscttc. !: bv
osoba, g. by Myers, 3 Hit by pitched
hall-ArraEon go, by Osoba; Dunn. by
osoba. Passed ball--Schaune go: Per-
kins Cd. Double plays-Jarman to Me
lnnis. Hits apportioned--off iarmau .
In innings, off Morisscttc 3 in 3 in
nincs; off Osoha, { in six innings: off
Myers. In three innings I.of, on
hases-Richmond. II: Raleigh. Ii TIM
pire, Mr.. Yon Time. two hours.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Mobilc-Mobilc. 4: Atlanta, .
a, Mcmphs-M Memphis ;: Llt,le
Rock, 4.
Al New Orlcans-New Orleans. O.;
Birmingham. i.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. 8; Cha,,a-
nooEa, ..
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Carolina.

SNmmAry: Tw0-bAes hits-Lewis.
Woodall. Three base hits-PattcrSon.
Home runs--Brucc. Lewis *. Bailey,
Young. stolen hases-Pattcrson Dou-
Bile plays-Brucc to Pope. Sacrifice
hits--W Oodall. *. Bailey. Base on balls
of Picrotti. .: off Williams, l. Sacri-
flee ny--Brucc. Struck out-Ey Pier
ot;i I; by Williams. 10. Wild pitches
pirt ISnftcry
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

he hve- game singles tourney ON -.
!h!ar" alleys - creating great int.r
80 "MonE. ID" bowlers ur Tie city Yes
win total OF $50 toppj,,o C1F',air
itakeT hiRh score 81 Monday hy four
Ihc Schcd"l" for To-Dny.
. o LOCK-" N'lI,l8'r and WDlIEridr.
- Clock -DUurlrcg aud rocEIfngtor.
~ s9shy and H. Bowman. Husk.ll and
-" Nurrow's Schedule.
p.cio1 IS. iNrause aud & L,ibs
20 oc!q. &c; i Tomplslus ana T.
Cooper Frouau and HARPER
O'clock stewart and y :, we,
lams; Gordon and Boil: : /. Su,ith
ahG = DAVIS hosndsl.y and pcasv.
Richardson. '' an"
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AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Philadelphia, Is: New York, ..
Boston. .; WpshingtOn. -.
Detroit. q; Chicago. -.
Cleveland, %: 81. Louis, q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

Hoffman and Bates have recovered
their eyes and both were clout!nE the
ball yesterday. The latter got three
Dagger in the final frame and was drtN-
en- home by the Flying Dutchman This
will he some combination TO watch
when the season gets under way.
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SPORTS
1T STRIKES ME
BY SKIP

Angelo Arragon. or Angels. as he
will be soon known 10 tho fans VIII
he one OF the International League
sensations this season Down IN Ral-
eigh yesterday the Tar Heels went
wild over his performances. Besides
being wonderful fielder, the Cuban
Is giant Mt the bat Yesterday he
made seven assists. and one out.
and many OF his stops were of
tho sensational kind. He was At bat
twice, but did not connect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

mitchell has reported here and Was
out at the park yesterday pracilcinS.
lie Is :. big fellow, and II he maintains
the pace he did last year, he Viii I'LL
a long felt want on the local team.
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Academy.

i'ehrnlctlr' ......... u u u NJ
Academy ........ 90 , u n u - %
summary: Two-base hits-Overman
Sacrifice hits-chcat wood. Asher. Stolen
bascs-Pollard. Floyd C2). Ovcrman.
Ross. Triple play--Shak leford to Kuyk
10 Rodcn to y. Kuyk. Bases on balls
by Ovcrman. |; by Brown. - ISattcrs
hit-by Brown, !. Struck out--by over
man: 10. by Brown. {? Passed balls-G.
kuyk :. Wild pitchcs--B Brown. I'm
pirc. Bottoms.
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BASEBALL STATISTICS
NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS

Yesterdays GAMES.
philadelphia, 3; New York, =.
BostOn, 4; BROOKLYN, 2 ttcn In
nings).
Cincinnati, ., st. Louis, o.
Pittsburgh, ); Chicago, q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

Dunn arrived home from Raleigh yes
tcrday and was out to see the Rich
mona Academy Bcnedictinc College
game. lie had his eye on Monk
Brown. the rapid-iire Baptist south
paw The boy has "a brilliant future
before him, says Dunu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

HnrrisonhurR High Rents Lurny.
HARRlSONBl'R G. VA. April 10
HarrisonburE High School defcatc,
Iuray High school yesterday. s to 2.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

\, Observation-Disclosures, 5: Louis
willie. ).
AZ Kansas Ci,y-kansas City. o:
Minneapolis. !.
y! Milwaukee, 6: 81.
Paul. IL.
apolis. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

YESTERDAYS SCORES
Z HAS "
Lenders Ia each Di,i.t,,,

NlaSs -i-Wa0C, $50
Coo. ciesS 8. n-iian, soi waraela, $50.
+, Class c..sehoen, $50. Baker. s5s.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS

yesterdays GAMES
Pittsburgh, :; Kansas City, 3.
RuNn1O. q; brooklyn. ..
st. Louis, -; Chicago, =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

Manager Rowland of the White Sox
has used more than twenty-five men
in the games played 10 date. He is
keeping the Chicago scorers busy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

y hoodoo seems To he following
Johnny Evers. lie had narrow es-
cape when stricken with pneumonia
last winter, and now he is on the nos
niial list with an injured knee. y year
ago he lost one Of his children. In
1911 Evers broke his leg. failed in bus
mess and had an automobile accident
in which an intimate friend was fatally
hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

Bobby Byrne is playing the game OF
his life at third base for the Phillics
The Pirates made a fatal mistake when
they let him out two years ago.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
brooklyn AT Newark.
baltimore nj BunaI0.
Kansas City mt Pittsburuh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

For thir,y-three years the pills have
worked hard 10 COP n pcnnant. but to
date they have not succeeded. They
have started out at a clip this year,
however which makes them more than
mere chasers. All good sportsmen would
like TO see Pat Moran intern in his
present position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

a broncho is a rocky mount. 1; is
easily to be seen what Ray Ryan's eX-
patriated Colts Will bc called around
tho Virginia League circuit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

Beals Becker, discarded by the
Giants. Braves and other National
League teams, is n star in Moran's out
field. He made a nc-handed catch on
Saturday that was wildly chcercd by
the Giant rooters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

Heinie, chief OF the Buschers. will
put Il strong aggregation on the field
tomorrow when the lid is pried of
the 1915 Virginia League season. Ryan
WIFI be his opponent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

That was a pretty triple the Acad-
envy youngsters pulled on Benedictiue
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21

Dunn has moi made arrangements
for any exhibition games this week
but will be content to practice for sew
cral DAYS before getting down TO bust
ness. II is probable however, that
Richmond College will Toe taken on for
Il game on Saturday.
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Is n giant Mt the bat. Yesterday he
and many OF his stops were of
tho sensational kind. He was At bat
twice. but did not connect.
Hoffman and Bates have recovered
their eyes and both were clout!ng the
ball yesterday. The latter got a three
Dagger in the final frame and was drtr-
en- home by the Flying Dutchman. This
will be some combination TO watch
when the season gets under way.
kritchen has reported here and WAS
out at the park yesterday praC;IcinS.
lie Is = big fellow, and II he maintains
the pace he did last year. he viii I'LL
a long felt want on the local team.
Dunn arrived home from Raleigh yes
terday and was out TO see the Rich
mona Academy Bcnedictinc College
game. lie had his eye on Monk
Brown the rapid-ii Baptist south
paw The boy has a brilliant future
before him, says Damn.
For thirty-thrce years the Pills have
worked hard 10 cop n pcnuaut. but TO
date they have not succeeded They
have started out at a clip this year,
however, which makes them more than
mere chasers All good Sportsmen would
like 10 see Pat Moran intern in his
present position.
broncho is rocky mount. /; is
easily to be seen what Ray Ryan's eX
patriated Colts Will be called around
tho Virginia League circuit.
Heinie. chief of the Buschers. will
put d strong aggregation on the field
tomorrow when The lid is pried on
the 1915 Virginia League season. Ryan
wifi be his opponent.
That was a pretty triple the Acad-
envy youngsters pulled on Benedictine
yesterday.
Dunn has not made arrangements
fer fer npY sNnisi0n 70 e"mss tniS fo wseS
cral days before getting down TO bust
ness. II is probable. however, that
Richmond College will he taken on for
a game on Saturday.
Pat Moran says tina, II his giant left
ha ,n,i. EppH RiHsy' makes good the
division. Moran counts on Alexander
and Mayer. winning forty games be
tween them.
Bcals Becker, discarded by the
Giants, hraves and other National
Saturday that was wildly cheercd by
the Giant rooters.
Bobby Byrne is playing the game OF
his life AT third base for the Phillies.
The Pirates made a fatal mistake when
they let him out two years ago
Manager Rowland OF the White Sox
has used more than twenty-five men
in the games played 10 date. He is
keeping the Chicago scorers busy.
y hoodoo seems to he following
Johnny Evers. He had n narrow es-
cape when stricken with pneumonia
last winter. and now he is on the nos
piial list with an injured knee. y year
ago he lost one Of his children. In
1911 Evcrs broke his leg. failed in bus
in which an intimate friend was fatally
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-01
SHOW COSTUMES OF
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Young Women Take Part i'm Meeting
of Women's Board of
Missions.

Foreign countries, various colleges
and number of other interesting fea-
lures were brought to light at the
meetings of the Christian Women
Board of Missions. held at the Indiana
Avenue Christian church Sunday
morning and evening. There were %
OF the girls OF the church and Sunday
school, dressed in costumes to repre-
sent different colleges of the coun-
try, speeches being made b. each of
them on the work of the women at
the colleges. Eight foreign countries
were represented by as many girls,
and actions similar to the actions of
the women of the countries.
More than 400 people were pres
ent at the meetings and the conven-
ton was pronounced by all a great
success. The auditorium was deco
rated with flags Of the nations and a
large flag of the stars and stripes.
Ferns were placed in various parts Of
the room.
Specia; music was furnished by the
orchestra and choir of the church.
Rev. Cecil Franklin, pastor Of the
church gave the sermon in the even
ing on Running Away From Co..,
in which ne said When one man
runs away from God he takes with
him one or more of his companions
who may never get back To God. 1t
is our duty to not take others from
God but TO take them TO God. When
the judgment day comes we will see
those companions that we have taken
from God and made, into sinners"