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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
arlfisi, pnfsat Turts.

London. April if.~fhe British In
dia troops have Inflicted another do
feat on the Turks In tho vicinity ri
shaiha. MsHopotamia, although ~ a
considerable insa to themselves, their
casualties being about TOO. This an
nssinaAmsut ~aw made by the india
6files In an uflelai report Iuas tsaasa
The r6pGrt aaym that after clearing
this Turks out 0f their positions north
md syesl of Hhabsa the british con
tlns3a their offensive In the dirscslon
III zcbslr. four niles south ~ the
Bhabls fort
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

Chicago. April 1fS~~~Tstsat the Admin
tstratEou ss@& political danger I'm the
Rsgga National Bank satt agaimss the
treasury was evidenced By reports
that Secretary NcAdoc of the treasury
Vas expected 10 resume his Official
duties thaa seek, after long siege fol-
losing an appendicitis operation and
general hreakao@n.
There ID q ssrung impression that Me,
Adnu has shortened the period of his
convalesceut to get into the banks
axht agaiast he sssocEassr
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

Sew York. Arrfi ta, Accused Of
shreatestug 10 klii Vincent Astnr IL he
should Fefsss d@maMa TOR saea. Jahs
Mafa.lia. youth OF 10. waa arrested
at the Graua Central terminal un run.
plant OF Mr.. Asfnrsx business agent,
William A. Dabbyn MsrsHiia waa
taken to police headquarters where il
was said he admitted having sent tao
letters containing death threats ard
demands for money. lls admitted. nc.
rordlng to she police. that II hv had
NOT been arrested he would have MI,
tempted To earrv out Bis threats
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
a4s~asn psssssss fer Rad.


SHw T9Fk. April Do Fsask AtaaFao
SD C4FNlys Castaaas. aTehists.
wigo a&aas sod ses tg0nmb III sss. pat,
ffekss cathedral. Mastb q. when hmn
afe6ss ssre a8ExAtpBJaK within sn@ sssl
f6e. hase besa sEnssns~d gg ssTve not
4ssas than sis years nas a0ts tran
tnSfgm Inv SfinK fsiag prison.
ASGfAo and Caravans we're fessfaa
Kagfty BY lsfsY last sees. Tbs detec.
flaa arc eoHsfstl0a aas dHs to The
sststsfsn @osS nj . yoiaax tsatsan 20.
steefBas. aaststs Poignant.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

%e@part Ness. Ma, April 2g.~--Tas
German auxiliary cruiser EFon Prsax
Wilhelm Mas Eaovef GEto Gryeccs at
che shtpYare hers for tbs naval boards
survey on whIeh will be bassa the
nea@ TO be extended for making the
cruiser sea moFthy Cabse1 States naval
officers sill make the examination Inn
Easss1ate3y, Captain ThierfeIder has re-
ass@$tei additional coal and prov kstoaz
tor p9Ft purposes. which probably wlIl
Aa granted.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

New York. April z@--N-EgIsam r.
NcCGzaba, chairman % the Democratic
@zSAo1al committee Issued the tostow.
Ing statement OH hts arrival sa Nsw
1oFx from the west.
4 have 20 intention whatever Of re
signing the ehaIrmanshIp 81 the Dsac~
cratic National committee. The re-
PORTS that I an In p0cr health are uu-
trTae. The reports regarding rnatrF-
suoEAal troubles have absolutely NO
foundation
IL @as reported from Washington
D. e., that Mrs. NcS'omtS was about
10 bring action for a divorce.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
MAKE THIRD RAID
WITHIN IS HOURS
GHsMEA ka@Mau cscH ECHas
em rcuMs aGAs GtsMcxcsa
~ MecesAg>
zEspElIA TO OBJECT ATTACK
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ssss ia fssas 80 Aasssa~s xeSswseaa 80
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ssssrs hssss s~ss~ sss.sSaTrs1 10 sSss
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faasrsaaaas
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goes R#aMsm&sa Ta@s@ th4s aassalr'
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ssspsfsf. sevugfaasss are said Is aage
asss sa psrs@es ss tkss HHaSaaas sases
ssrgAafesa ever &lastaaDe@ssa aass 40 re-
peet ff0sa saeha kas gss a~ea given
s.sf.
TIE sssmsa *sse 0ssr Canterbury ali
1922 A. msy saas5a9 aEsaast directly
gsAs ff@ fas3aaas cathedral sseEr1RGx
ss 8fsgaaeA fseeaasa a@ss ThsF
saAss sa sAe siarssslaA ~ FysSsss Forty.
npa aSmsssa sassf sAsy fss@rasd and
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ssetlas&r
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tsaeAaeesi tkas E4ssseso@ Ia TO Dc ths
Esxs aajset " &ss&ek. FRS nga&sfpal
asstksstftes. afssv &sssfegsNeN ~fta
shs a9uas@stY sss@SaFs, gsss4es n eaE
tor goEaatsass s0 patrol ut efgas ens
ses@Ag leading tasG sasm ezpfaag Tbs
appsat sas particularly SEFsetsd Ia
essssar aE.As wateA we're FsswwsteA I'd
ufse stsetf aasasg~rs sg sorra safanss&4
a8sawuhaIs DMtroFs 10 9atea for Zeg
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

Ca!arast. Mich, April -0.-Frsd C.
Proctor. agHd g. manager Of Hebard
Il Sons numbering Interests ta north
ern Michigan. swsaty years ago, prom
fnent EanaheFnan In rasoAky district OF
southern Michigan ard one OF TIE lead
SaS iatnbeEmea ns The Northwest, died
At reqaanfng. EaraEa County.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

tsen@sax via f'afss. April is.~~Aer
tusasnE To tngorts ehlch reached la.
sci tFasn Berlin and Vienna. Emperor
sSllllasa tsAs ordered the pFsaelpal Ger.
man generals and also some af fhsa
Aa.tYian commanders TO uest him In
i grand conference In prster ~ discuss
sss~ Coming s1fum.r campaign.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
SUBMARINE Els
Lost By BRITISH
s}assl4 agss@4sNs- IN cIS-SAELLES
waHE sgEAC.-aEyEN o.
grEa MpsaaAs.
SINK TURKISH TORPEDO BOAT
zeisasr caarrsY s.sssa H@'.sEss Er-xssxIt
rrzeasarr Mzz=s~aa Or -essas--
znsssass E-Esnssswrss@
ta E5Y@s-

Asnesss~.v A@riA ztss-~-s.saassr's Asisa.a
9srrsssogsass-1 Says t!ss eszrzksSTss-sssFs
~ tsss -s~1.ssssges ssa sesr ssasssr.zs.
49, seracls-~ sssG 9Rrrat@ Gser Tessrs
sta ssret 4aEaG..r esas 4Sag 9s-sr~r 1cTsssas
5~ tss sar. s~s &C ssssFsg asrssalsa
SgSsrs sssctsassa sss-xasse ESQ -4rsla.
sasgrssE. qass8ess sssssgGa.~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

George has oferd NE his name"
That's all he has left since hess
been engaged to YOU"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
VILLA EFflIa LGEs 500.
1sss;asssf Es,I9f-.sfkr Hasas 4xsra..ss
Ssmf see.sass Frsrr GSiafzs
rearsassng ssarssd~

naasisgsafassss, April 1ts-~tauHsalaas asts
Dascss@s fagaa 49extefs rsaaiaua sifs
Stare Department confirmed Eiss gar-
1sa1.s sisaaaas sc a xrssaE ptersrY s6r
esssYseFsg 0tssaasn sasr 6seasrsag Villa
At g,eiasa asass Bstst 81 Blie laarars rs,-
ssaag aargat aaas, aaAsTresq4saag RAG rad
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sats tags axariasa enasag sasfstaF
WE'RE ssNIaassaa al s.8slsB as4asus aaa
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asgwg. asaae agpi5gs@ AZ &9aas 6saga@ar
8sas ass szSlsa nsss1ss Of Hgts saggsess
grassssss 4rassaaa essIasa aass iEasgsgaas8-
Wits Gssseg sra sfsss Casss..
@iEf gtseas fsgowsa, t.is department
gave 8ag d saaaRxssY % asssfeea fr@sss
gAss Nesg enasny fraaags6srsra aY 40,
as4raB steward ansbgsx "'TE4s WSlI.s
aasypemsus an gaa wsaa saaae IL 49,
safsaatg essIgasssa9 aass bas44aas4tsnss
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erasefaAs here geas sc rae essGasitsaa,
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sas PAST few s8agss sa4aE VILLA Viii aaae
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re gsSaIsg AT sans@ 81 his sasrSsoa In
SAID 60 80 s#essissaaafs Ea a&as As saf4
sAas wtaa Zasssaa ssss 81 Ersea esza
as#asaleastsgT assa es@ asTga, sseragsasiesa
. ae Nes5@a chg agishs a.e accomplished
/ b,F 6Ynsegass Nhaa astt@ ssisaeakgq,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
VIENNA BELIEVES
ITALY WILL FIGHT
zHRxT EXCITEMENT 1HkfsEslLi I'm
2aTrEsy1w csxs,Tras.z-Es.N-
I1aass N4Ar -EsAsE-
1s-'fsusf TIsts Ifr1uuT-sErrre InlrftS FF"n
wEssss 4salf&t1 afF -siIe.iasste,, 3ns.
gi,srr1.--tssss~nairr Willing TIT
4ssniu4lza III F-uilaastt.

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sssGra rsnr-r aiasusH srsItc tsrHfc astszsr
ssasxgnarr 1ss~asit1 strg-I usxs'r4 ia I'M
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IL H srii,sss=ss rsrar 0sr WITH Itsaa tH
fsnsrsssssHr Trr grzaty sstiaHHa fs ssssr
sa ss 1rrrzs'ts1 h1r fsssiaH-tit--.,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Germany Hgsfng - ApoBcgfxs

The irritation tn Holland over tbs
saEpssoang of sae D4zsh shfp EatwYk
aa8 been greatly zIEayaa by Geruaazy-s
sspr@aas0a of her willingness to- make
~ Apology aud pay IN Indemnify IL Gr
Ia foSE& that shs sinking Of the vessel
MAJ dug TO German Submarine.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

Various rIgasgrx ars current regard
asg Eaa central Rex&r2 kag8rrSss
sargggn tiae azsaesbgag 6T E@mfee ha er,sta-
HTsi1 wI1h rsgsaztag VIVA euzaaernagas19
lie a@xx Gt rks sxEsHa5aEa OF tie land
aagrGz service SO ALI CLASSES between
che ages Of tS aaa ~ years. w2Eos
sanss as sggaaGE tas the asaasgz%nE~ at
rsTasgGe,s t0 a align German authority =,
tEaE sas gfsraasna general stat NIB dis
rarsasa zEE ptsana fog al aagaRGe asz -A4
FFszsa ErgEszr a@ssfsfEGg Go ssnzaf1s an
tie ss1snaSv@
EE EA again aGastsssst.4sE5q announced
Esa@Sr operations are aasa&F wag Ga tae
DarE4an@fIass where ta@ Tark8 ara rs~
ported 60 ae AzsEI4l1x 1s<@ns@s villa all
saesas4 against handing parrB@ss. hgr tie
news ut she breaking a9 ct eas Bce a.
srsaang@B. sAas asafY large Seaport gze
sse anr~A COAST OF EI4a9ss~ MAP 6E4mee
sh@ sEteats Allies To lie zzGEs GeEGser-
att Ez taeEs astsrngtS SO azSegk Gaa
gate to tire Back Sea
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

Rssastsaa. Agr1G 2sy~-rEss Escgraafss az
All asYasg Fes shseSr s9gEssssaa Ba ssasEfN9sfaS
a Tas8lsa sars.etss8 EesE xAasEs azsassssss.
aas trsasanarr MaE4zag CO CEaeas assE
eAe a4Aazrizse ErE5. ah6aa- wall carry
Tag aaag es1asassyass VsenaH.aiaaaasgss Ca tire
bseazsaslass mae asiss,. san sgrg1aa& Go
EsgEex Fa6sss Sa& crew aasasg aa:a41s
ssfsssnerx- A@rsraa1g 10 tae Tara1aas
sessHrs aea&a SC tigs crew ATE n.IsEa~
nag
Ga EgYB8v fssisSsA 8rrs5As have a~sa
4sGWgEaS saszsaa Ga Els Ttgrkisaa &C.,
taasgrS@as Gear Ga@ sGr4sr. waaIe q
French Grsaaerr tas Gre ct waA.A was
fGe@er&f By 4 seagB:aas, szas a@sa ssfuss.
ass sls&g8ss ca sEs TErs&sa nns,ar gI Ir-
bsss wiasrw E.se arEsF for 5A@ Fnpasasszs af
gxggs sSa afa headquarters.
II --sssss sre T4rxa
TaNae sBesaabszs were agaGsrTaaegz
presumably 10 sasass tAs TFasks az TIE
TURKS a&u@ Has s@nen any Eat@nttan
o. &stae aBnx lbs EsrTtaah sFzse tasEr EasE
sses3aae aSoag Eas eaaaL
Frs ssss Casraga8aa8 there has ss@a
aghtfn1. kss< SO hatsfe to h@ compared
n4th Those which sh@ arrival OF KawTag
asayagAt &c q sBoses The AaatrSaas Of
o. a&Ffg reg@sr TIA. ta@y ave regg4ase@
E@aahaa attacks 80 ts@ ssath%ass os
LssA0s Fa&K4 Ea%betfag E@avg ho@ses
90 tA&fr a9gstsarSes. sIE sfsswh sre
ssa1 safaFsvs &s8sz prevails.
rrsncs Active in vcsssa
TIE Freaca have again become ac-
. siHe sa TIE Fosx%s. capturing &1 fns-
pfgrgaat height Rear N@s1eyaA The
/ EsFtssa. too, have attacked the Ger
EHaas fa sAs n-aga1crsaoS OF Yprea,
where Sighting was &ttA Ea Progress
/ @a@z fSe A@sr report vas dispatched
THE sEnsgag CT tbs Greek steamer
+ ksEg.SgS4ses bg Submarine CT tas
DN4seh coast in likely 10 hr3ng aaazs
+ apssae sFBgsaga between the Greek and
German governments The EIIi8rcztrs
waA destroyed wkSge 0n vCYsxe froFa
fFagtssa. HOLLAND, to McGsswi9eo. ia
( ballast
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

Frrna sEi4s ErtEiasi emit af EEAs Gz@ss
erssEsssa giie rspnrt gffssfasIZE asFsEEsEsa by
Eiass van assIea II E9a3stBa that EfaZ No
g'f. al Important pafztr ssxg miles, ssgsEa
Ut Zalatsitetsiae, S.aisgzggsa. aEaa ssasa gasr
ssswaa frnET the Germans
The German communication EsBax gf
srTRH1g GSass Rctaiasl eHn GF afss az5asBr
sI.srGaEan Dssairaans wsrltt1 ware gegWeks@ft
8F Enasra nn sas sGsrhs@a#1 af TErea-
Taa4 Ga I1 sts assE4Ef1aertsr.ast at EBEag
Nc. Gl
Ft3sf,sgraa esrssln8gss 5sa rHDorT aaa-ssr
sgEgssaes ab alts CarvaGis i:aagss, afsawlazE
thar tis4s fighting mas asst hsssa en+&-@aY
suspended nssar tisz saaaas., huE sas
EIlsa&EaiD Austrian a9ad German asffsg5aI
ssgrwrs aIrwa shaG ssrfng SragGIeaaBF
aa4& nu~ AIS s1sf rra aIa aarlTirF along 1as
sssHssabzsser aE EEie EASTERN srEn-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

Eartfan. Agrtl s,L-AetantS7E prevails
aIsug rffse xaasssssT baz-aa Hils,s n1tE
seems III garrsags off Hiia aarllrss OF issss-
iarstf engagements ttsasassasf 1T a ssssi~
sral offensive. Artillery dsTsta have
slatssa tas alasants at siia fares aaFssf-ss-
haz1f aaftniuG viisTsr has aaaG sEa1s fear
aara &C me saaaz1r ssrlsrasss aafauE EA@
Ntsaass as,st altsug EIia Laura4zse ssargsr-
The Ea1Tsr FFDa ST aarzss1aa etsrsIEsaaes
En blfs BsssEas,. psssre the afrisEaal state
nsaaas ut anrif sittssH ax-ass siary tgtr-
nag ID aaaais1g DisaEs au Gs@ru1sal1 terri
ssrY- The esrrsnswaaasn sntsss sian saaE
t8sss., sia French siasEm TO axsae GsEE1G-
Dfssst dominating 7-sair3sEas acre and
Eta G~errsIaHa 9ssaiartala thai uae At
1fass aE tile Frsnair aaHs saElsssf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-01
sUPERBAs DROP
INTO THIRD POSITION

New York. Aug. 3l.--Both Rube Mar
guard and Larry Cheney, the latest ac-
QUESTIONS of WILDER T Robinson,
helped the Dodgers earn an even brea X
with the PirateE in a doubleheader III
Ebbets' field this afternoon. Jack
Coombs blew up In the ninth OF the
frst game and Phil DoughIas was nn-
able to check the rally. Pittsburg win
ming by Ave to three. Cheney pitched
the first seven INNINGS OF the second
session and Marquard finished the
game. which was won by Brooklyn
by score of 3 to 2.
At BROOKLYN. First game
Score by innings; r. II. =,
Pttsburg -. ...o10 GOO ol3--5 IL o
Brooklyn -. ....01l o01 eoe--s 3 1
observation-disclosures and Kelly; Coop
er and Gibson Combs, Douglas and
Miller. Risler and Ortiz
Second game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. F..
Pittsburg .... 200 10 ooe-2 I /
Brooklyn 49,. .. n1n 600 o2"--3 s 8
observation-disclosures and Gibson:
Cheney. Marquard and McCarty. I'm
pires--Orth and Rigler.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-01
TAR HEELS TAKE CATS
INTO THEIR WIGWAN

Rocky Mount, N. c., Aug. 3l.-F'our
to one In favor of the Tar Heels went
todays abbreviated clash with the
Suffolk Tigers, which was called at
the end of the seventh on account of
darkness.
Southpaw league let the visitors
down with two hits bringing their
series total to four, while the Down
Homers hit May timely and took ad :
vantage OF his wildness to shove four
men around the circuit. Not a hit
was wasted by the Tar Heels and ev-
cry safe thump counted in the run
getting. Bittie priced the lid in the
opener with single. Edwards with
double and Eisel followed with a
single and locals took a lead the Wis
itors could not overcome. In the fifth
Bittle was given life for being whipped
in the ribs. Edwards came through
with a single and again two com
pleted the circuit on Snyder's hit. The
Tigers took advantage OF Tongues
wildness in the seventh. when he lost
the plate for two and single counted
for tally.
Box score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-01

at 40, 60, GA. rs.
Quite few followers OF the game
who had been attending the cham
! pionship at Newport for many years
| were ont early.
Everything was In perfect order
and the opening day left no doubt
as to the ability of the club to take
care OF the event.
Another remarkable feature about
the opening day was the crowd itself
This same crowd was made quite ain
issue in the fight that brought the
championship tournament to this city
Those that watched the Alexander
Niles affair had plenty Of chance to
give vent to their feelings. for it is
not often that any one gets to see
such a rare exhibition of steadiness
and brilliant tennis. Alexander may
not have been as speedy as when
he was winning titles with regularity
but ne was as steady and as heady
as ever and he excelled himself on
the accuracy and Judgment of his
strokes Many OF his gets were re-
markahle.
Niles who won the INTERCOLLEGIATE
championship in 1908. played beauti-
full tennis too. His strokes had been
carefully tuned to championship pitch
and his tournament work during the
past couple of months had him in
rare condition.
Alexander began the service and
in the opening set each won on his
own delivery up to three all. Even
at this stage Of the game most of
the crowd felt that Alexander wa.
due to croak. for he was finding II
! harder than Niles to make his service
count. 1t was very noticeable that
neither was very certain as to what
tactics best 10 adopt They kept
shifting their various games from a
baseline driving duel to fore cour.
volleying from center court.
Alexander took the odd game on
his own service at love and then the
break that every one looked for came.
But il did not come the way II was
expected. for Alexander went through
Niles service on the eighth game
after II had been twice to deuce and
won the set on his own service. There
We're. three love games and the same
number OF deuce affairs In the set.
Niles winning two OF the shutouts and
Alexander a pair of the extra point
games. 80 that the division OF aces
was very even. Alexander leading by
margin of four at 81 to ".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-01
TENNIS CHAMPION
HAS A COMEBACK
More Than 5000 Fans See OfiiciaI
Opening of National Cham
ship Matches.

New York, Aug. 3l.-Ths remark
able comeback Of Frederick B. Alex
ander furnished fitting climax for
the great opening day In the National
Lawn Tennis championship was a five
set victory over Matthew w. Miles.
Alexander won hts match by going
the rounds and finishing on top.
The contest was the longest OF the
day. taking ffty-nine games In al
most three hours. Alexander, by the
way. was only one of sixty-four play
ers who came through to the second
round. for the whole of the first
round was completed, cutting the
original list OF competitors In half.
An unusual thing for the start Of
a National championship tournament
was the fact that only 5000 persons
went out to see the matches. The
club officials stated that they thought
number OF followers 81 the game
remained away because Of their ex-
perisnces last year In the Divis' Cup
matches when hundreds had TO be
turned away because there were no
seats left for sale at the grounds
The courts were in. excellent shape
and shortly after 10 O'clock Buzz
Law, the Princeton football player
and Cedric A. Major. \ former Cornell
rack wielder, came out on the courts
TO get the thirty hfth annual event
under way. Both men played pretty
tennis before the Prtncetontan won
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-01
RICHMOND AC ADEMY TO
HAVE SPLENDID HOME

With the exception OF those build
ings which will be used by Richmond
Academy. nearly all the structures on
the old Richmond College site have
been RACED. Streets have been cut
through the paved and alleys are being
cut In In q short time the Old cam
pus will be built up into one of the
finest residence sections of the city.
The work is going on steadily and -
will not be long. II is stated by real es-
tate men, before the entire space will
be built up with fine homes,
Richmond Academy buildings are
undergoing necessary renovation and n
fence Is heing erected around the acad-
envy property In the midst OF the
new residence section the home OF
the junior college will be ideally sit
uated and the academy will prove
more popular than ever.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-01
DOUBLE BILL BROAD
STREET PARK TODAY


Two games will be played between
the Richmond virg1nfans ana the
Montreal Royals this afternoon in the
Broad Street enclosure. The first con-
test viii begin promptly at $50
O'Clock, and I ne second game is
scheduled to begin at 4:3o. McHale
will be used In the first game against
the Royals. while Russell will be
thrown against the Canadians in the
second affair. Fullerton and Hall will
be the selections for the mound work
for thu Montreal bunch. Sweeney
will do the backstop work for the
Virginians, with Howley as wearer OF
the pads for Montreal
Morrlssette has been sent to his
home for week TO rest up. The
pitcher was In hard straits. not hav-
ing had rest for como time. He
will return about Monday. With Cot
tren going In good form and Russelrs
good work. supplemented with Me-
Hale. the team ought TO keep going
until Morrissettes' return.
Heaiy has shown himself to be a
pitcher OF ability. The former third
haeeman has been used in the fnal
innings of two or more games this
season and has always proved good.
Manager Dunn should teach him some
Of the tricks OF the twirlinE art in
n
hitting keeps him down a bit as a
third baseman.
Baseball fans have been wondering
what has become Of Mighty Tim Jor-
dan since he left Richmond Bling.
He has gone to BinKhampton He is
evidently an old friend to writer
In an Elmira paper who has an
nounced his turning up as follows:
Jordan a few years ago was one
of the heavies. hitters in the Ma jor
Leagues and In the Bronx was lion-
lied by baseball fans as 1t was In that
section Of the metropolis that big
City" as Jordan was called received
his baseball education. He PLAYED
first base for BROOKLYN"
Arrangements for the Thursday
Rotary game have been completed
and great time IL expected TO he
enjoyed by the many persons sure
to be on hand at the fun fest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-01
SENATORS CAPTURE
. TWO FROM YANKEES
Gallia Continues Winning Streak. De-
featins Donovan's Men by v,
Good Margin.
TIGERS TAKE ANOTHER
Hitting of Detroit Players Too Much
For Chicagos Pitcher-Mitehen Al
lows But Three Hits-Indians Win.

Washington, Aug. 31.--The New
Workers lost both games of today's
doubie-header with the Nationals
The first game went the regular route.
but 1t took extra innings for the Griff-
men to win the "rightcap" The
scores were 4 to ! and to g.
First game
Score by innings: R.H. E.
New York -. 900 001 o0o-l 6 0
Washington 900 400 00"--4 s 0
Batteries: Brown. Donovan and
Nunamaker; Gallia and Henry. Um-
pires. Hildebrand and O'Louehlin.
Second game
Score by innings: R.H. F..
New York .o01 o10 600 00--2 Q 0
Washington 01O 900 col 0l-s 10, /
Batteries: Fisher and Nunamaker;
Boehling. Harper and williams I'm
pires, OLough1lin and Hfldebrand.