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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14
LYRIC PROMISES GALAXY
OF VAUDEVILLE STARS

The week commencing with the
matinee performance at the Lyric
Theater tomorrow bids fair to be one
of the most memorable periods in the
history of vaudeville In Richmond
Manager Rex has assembled two Of
the most notable shows OF the sea
son. Most of the names in the list
are familiar to followers OF vaude-
VILE on both sides of the Atlantic.
The dramatic feature of the bill for
the first half of the week Is BERTHA
Creighton, the former dramatic star
who will be seen here for the first
time since she abandoned the legiti
mate stage for variety. Miss Creigh-
ton Is an old fayorite with Richmond
playgoers. She has been seen here
several times at the Academy of Mu-
sic, heading her own dramatic COM
pany. The famous actress and her
supporting company are appearing i'll
one-act comedy entitled. our Hus-
band" the action of which transpires
In the Hotel Aston, New York city.
The playlet 81 handsomely staged
On the bill with Bertha creighton
and company will be Les Mountfourde,
the celebrated French midair gym
nasts and acrohats. They give
thrilling exhibition. n series of dan
gerous and difficult aerial stunts on
the HylHE tIaptEts tptNluuihS Win
sensational swing for Life
Marie and Billy Hart, a versatile
pair OF funmakers have an original
variety skit, entitled THE Circus
Girl" II is n whirlwiud OF laugh
ter.
Martin Van Berger, the BOY From
Kansas" is n vocalist extraordinary.
with n phenomenal high baritone voice.
Van Bergen has been one of the great
est surprises OF the season in vaude-
vills.
"A Day at the Circus" with which
the performance concludes. will intro
duce for the FIRST time here Gilette's
marvellous monkeys. a troupe of acting
sirians that do everything but talk.
Featured on the bill for the latter
half OF the week several big time"
attractions new to Richmond. BInns
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tomorrow night, th> seat sale HAVING
been heavy, and Il III expected the
San Carlo stars will have every In
spiration to put forward the best that
is In them, as well as to include Rich
mond upon the annual itinerary OF the
organization.
Double mn Tuesdny.
Tuesday afternoons double bill at
az 1t does, the two tnseparable operas.
Cavaileri Rusticana and Pagliacci
These two short but beautiful works
have been linked together ever since
their first production, and no opera
repertoire Is accepted as being com
plete without at least one presenta-
ton OF what IL now termed "the gold
dust twins of the song world. Two
entirely different casts will sing the
operas and there Ia some rarely beau
tiful orchestral music In both scores
oTenbach's charming. but lighter
opera. Tales of Hoffman. will be the
nual offering OF The San Carlo en-
eagement. In this work Nine. Edvige
Vaccari. the sensational coloratura. will
have the double character of Antonio
and Olympia. while Signor Salvatore
Sciarctti. the lyric tenor of the com
pauy. viii sing Tho Poet" Hoffman.
Nine. Mary kaestner, the German
prima dona Of the organization. will
also appear. singing the part of Giu-
lietta.
The repertoire. with detailed casts,
Is as follows:
Monday, March ,5. At s15 u. VI.
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GRAND OPERA LEADS
MUSICAL OFFERINGS
MOST Of THIS WEEK

Atg,dt1ns ct du~tt---&oudas, san
tsrio Ctet@ 5npauA prc~cnt~
Aida 2se-tiat matine". "Castiicria
Rnsucsna ant 4 Paeliact3' Tues
tsas night. "Jalts. of Heifuatt.
Thnr-aas night--,Jotiu Powell. in
piano recital
lNrie,----t 4tuiiesiilc and i.i,tur,~
Observation-Disclosures and Tuesday
Mar Mile Miner. " The tai~y and
sile Na.f. Motion pictures.
STANDARDIZATION piCturcS.
experimentation pictures,
Rcx---" Runaway June ina motion
pictures.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14
TO bs tho most delightful one ever
rendered here by Mr.. Powell
PROGRAM


- Sonata Apasstouata. Beethoven
Allegro A8sai-Andante con motto
Allegro NIB non troppo.
(&5 CarnaVhl .... ....-..... SChumaun
preanhuIe. piefrpt Arliquin, Nalse
Noble. Eusehius, Ftorestan, Coquette.
Heplique. Sphinxes. Papillons Letters
dansantes, Chlarina. Chopin, Estrella,
RECONNAISSANCE Plantation ct Column
bine, Valse Aliemande -Paganini,
Aveu. Promenade. Pause. Marche des
Davidsbandler contre les Phillstius
$50 Four preludes:
"a Flat Major. Il Fiat Minor, r Sharp
Major, d Minor)
Impromptu. +. SHARP Major.
Chopin
Scherxo; NJ Minor ......... Chopin
a. Isoldes Love death Wagner Liszt
ia Dan OF the Gnomos. ..-..,. List
Rhapsodie Hongroise, No q. Liszt
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Richmond. Va, Jan. 10. 1915.
Mr.. John Dunn.
Owner Baltimore Club,
International League.
Dear Sir.--RcferrinE to your let
ter of even date, in which you
make AN offer for certain ConSid-
crations 10 transfer the Baltimore
club. OF the International League,
10 Richmond, Va. we beg to say
that We accept your offer.
(Signcd)
ALVIN NJ SMITH.
WILLIAM II. PARKER.
WILLIAM +. HAMPE.
GROVER {. DtLA,
s'or Richmond Exhibition Co
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FREDDIE WELSH GIVES
DECISION TO GROSS
Dentist Boxer Carries the Flight 10
the JerScyman and Lands Many
Hard Blows During Match.
sHUGRUE ALL IN AT FINISH
Leach Was ut His Rest in Final
Round-Largc Crowd Attend and
Show Their Appreciation by Lib
cral Applause.
nY FREDDIE WELSH,

NEW YORK. January l3.--Lcach
Cross defeated Joe ShuCruc in n slash
ing ten-round bout at Madison Square
Garden tonight. Leach had five rounds,
his opponent three. and two were even.
Cross forced the lighting, something
Very unusual for him, and landed much
harder blows than Shugruc.
In the second and tenth rounds
Leach was at his best, and rocked the
Jersey boy time and again. In fact
Shugrue was very tired all during the
tenth period. Beside carrying his us
ual hard right hand smash. Cross for
the first time that ! ever saw him in
action displayed a left hook that had
Cross a mark for his left jabs. but
they failed To slow Cross UP. or make
him stop forging a, any Time.
Leach was the first to lead in the
opening round and landed a light left
TO the head. y second later Shugruc
jabbcd and repeated. Both missed wild
swings: then Shmgrue jabhcd with lief,
and followed with straight left TO
the face. ON the hrcakaway from the
clinch Shugrue rocked Cross head with
"A short left hook.
hard left hook 10 the jaw and repeated
with two more. Another left high TO
head, made Shusrue hang on. Shugruc
stepped back and scored with a pretty
straight left. Cross mixed IL fast and
drew blood from Shucrucs mouth
hot rally followed. and at the bell
Cross swung hard right to the jaw
that sent ShuEruc to his corner dazed.
ShuEruc stabbed tho face with two
left in the seventh, ana lot of adding
followed. Cross forced the fighting,
scoring with left ana right to the head.
Cross landed a short left to the head,
and as he jumped in Shugrue caught
him off his balance, and Leach fell to
the moor. II was not knock down.
Leach had All the better OF the fight
ing. Shugrue landed left and right to
the heed and followed with a hard
right swing to the jaw. Cross rushed
ana swung both hands TO the body.
ShuGruc landed q left 10 Lcach's Jaw
at the opening Of the tenth, and Cross
shot right and left 10 the body Joe
pcppercd away with Il straight left TO
the head, and Cross missed a vicious
right TO the head.
ShuBruc was tired and q hardy left
10 the stomach backed 10" up. Cross
imcking had Shugruc missing with
both hands. Cross worked his way to
close quarters and jabbcd two hard
ones TO the body. Shugrue jabbcd his
left t" the face. AZ the bell. Cross
was pounding the body hard. 1t was
CroSSS round.
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POR > NEWSY STORES FROM ATHLETIC WORLD SPO
SPORT

adv DO l. sn,r to !, thru; Time. l1t 4.5|
R tTyh: w; G. West. Bell Buoy. G. WI
also ran. e'so'|
Third-selling. three-year-old. and
in ,ou, .ee a., ana ,one.half furlongs-Jessid
won: Mont Calm. liz tPlcItins}. n to n
! TO TO to TO D. ss &C. CrissS, lo7 Gnoop]
Miss Francis. rip Dawdeli. Our r'' RoS
Big Dipper also ram
Fourth-St. Charles Hotel handicap
won: Robert Kay. I07 Crurner). eVen nj
aL IL ?; out; - second; Lord Marshall, III
Time. al. Herbert Temple. Altamaha
Polly II. also ram ""
- Fiat th three-year-olds and
vinia. lo2 PooD, 6 to /. to i, oven
won: Hearthstonc. liz (Murphy), s to II
: 2M to !. even. second; Ethelburg II, los
Time, i:o7 it,. Knight Of fyth hps
Reauiram. Babys Sister, Rodondo. sure,
seS; americus also ran.
and twenty yards-High Class. 100 GAre
SG ,o sacnn lo' lchapslp. to to t.
ia 2s Z Tom M ha to &C. ,hi Sada T Mns
Iommic. Joe Stein. Love Day also ran.
To-Day's Card.
First race-.selling. four-year Old.
ana up. ak furlOhEs-'Barette, Ioo:
1une ": lo2; Requiram. l04: Tobin
Rote. 100: Stick Pin. lo7: Fec Gay. 10Y:
Cannock; lo1; Puck. 1l2: Elpato, li2:
Sccond.-pursc. three ycar-olds. ny,
and and; ons,half furlongs Revere. ios: RE-
ssn: ~ Roscoe Goose, III; Brick aud
Mortar; Ill: Dr. 1.arrick. ia
Ihird--sell!ng. four-year- Odds and un
SIX furiongs-Crisco, l04: Shephcrdnens
IVf' old Jordan. log; Mordecni. log:
hungarian. log: Pretty Dale. lO7: Amo,
ret. l03: Mnwr Lad. l09. Bogart, 100:
liuda's Brother, IO9. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and up Tho
iCe Sofa handicap. six furIongs-Broom
Flower, 80: FLEETWOOD, i02: I'ndauntci
lo2: Luther. l07: sold Ben lo3:
''Gypsy Love, ll2
Fifth-sclling. four year olds and I'm
SIX furlongs-Dick's Pet. l02: Dad
io6; irynnnvia. lo7: Gin TOP. io7:
Juequin. loe: Insurance Maid 100:
salon. 100: Ralph Lloyd. 100; Dancing
Master. l09: Oakland. liz
SiSth-sellin g. four-year- olds and I'M
miie and siNtcenth--Bcau perc 90: Orn
MCGEE. l05; lioltou. lO7; 'Myccnae 1o7:
Rarenal. lo1: Marshon. Iog: Strife ioe !:
Reno, 10; Joe Diebold. II2
.--Apprcntice allowance claimed
w. q. Yankee entry.
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After the contract had been signed
by Dunn and the representatives. OF
Tho Richmond Exhibition Company, Or.
William H Parker offered the follow
ing resolution:
That the new proposition needed
the united support OF the newspapers
Of the city, and as a member OF tho
sporting STAFF OF 'hn" Of ithc papers was
connected oti!cttli," with tho company,
that the present officers resign ana a
ncw set he elected" H. explanation
OF the motion, Dr. Parker said that
iher" was no personal feeling in the
matter, hut that there appeared 10 he
Jealous feeling among the other
INC best interest OF The new venture
h. thought his motion should prevail.
Before the motion could hc put in reg
ulhr form, however. the officers ap-
pointed 1t the meeting OF Tuesday re
signed In - body, and the following,
we're elected in tn"ir stead
John Dunn. pres ideUt.
" II farkcr, vice president
GcGG"s Winston. secretary.
Alvin II. Smith. treasurer
The above, Win Grover G. Dula and
ihos" mentioned yesterday morning,
constitute the board OF governors
G"ddcs Winston, who taxes the place
of the secretary objected TO. IS AN at
torncy q: this city, and Will" he was
not consulted III the matter. IL rs liEelv
that he Will accept the Office and thus
clarity the atmosphere
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Renting an Underwood Typewriter
sound Investment. certain to increase
your income. The Machine You VIII
Eventually Buy" 1912 East Main
Street-Adv
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JOHNSON LIKELY TO BE
BARRED FROM MEXICO

Ell PASO. TEN, January 13.-Be-
cause 1t would Increase Villas war
chest. the Carranza government wilt
oppose the entry into Mexico of Jack
Johnson; the American negro prize
nEhter. booked to meet Jess Willard in
5 5unrez March 8. according to Andres
telegraphed to-day to the "First Cher
that Johnson was II fugitive from JUS
llce IN the United states. and sus-
Eested mat he must present recently
issued American passports before lie
pc ai,o"ed 70 pass through any port
heiu ny the Carranza forces.
una, or on his way north. He natu-
rally would attempt to enter Mexico
plco or Vera Cruz, both held by Car
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30 WILING

Tonight at $40 o'clock on the New
port runs. Bailey and Wade, the de-
Tenders OF the two-inan tcnpin cham
pionship of the city. will howl Il series
Of ten games with Blair and IIocn. \
purse of $50, in addition to the title,
viii go TO tho winners.
Manager Whitman. Of tho Newport
Alleys. has arranged To accommodate
a large crowd. and VIII place burlap
and sawdust over run No. ., so that
the fans may lineup alongside OF the
ruuways on which the match viii be
rolled.
strict tournament rules will govern
the match, which includes Line Judge.
Fin Judge. TWO official scorers and new
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BA S kETBA ALI,
Marshall Quint 10 Mako Trim.

The John Marshall High SchISI bas-
kcibail team VIII leave Saturday for
nieXandria They viii stack up against
me ptilnt representing one of the best
SCHOOLS IN ia" State Episcopal High
Tor II contest to decide IA. chat ,pion
snip OF That por.-on Of the state. John
Mnrshail downcd Episcopal last year,
alter one OF the most string contests
ever witnessed on their floor
, FROM reports so far this year. John
Marshall team Will have 10 be on the
JUMP from the time the referees whis-
Tie blows In order TO duplicate their
pcriornhnc" OF last season.
IN" following viii make the trim
captain iiargrovc. Woodward. Pcudlc
ION. ne,hei. Emig. jennings. Andrews,
wharton, Jamc. ana Manager Fuller,
cliARloTTESNtLh.E. VA. January
l3LMnnager T.. y. smith OF the Vir.
G gina ,, nnske,ball team, announced to-
nicted Tor a game with the Virginia
poiytechnic Institute. to- be PLAYED in
the Faycrwcathcr gymnasium. on the
niEht OF February 20 This makes this
important contest the Last OF Virginia q
games on the home floor II will fol-
low closely on tho heels OF the North
carolina game. scheduled for February
~. ana VIII DO followed by the North
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crn tour. which will complete the sea
sons schedule.
In taking this important step. Man
aEer Smith has done much I'm fulfilling
the desires and hopes of a good many
OF the students, who are anxious to see
Virginia expand her athletic relations
among the colleges OF her native state.
LiNCIiBuRG. VA. January l3.--The
Sociation basketball team goes TO Rich
mond Saturday afternoon. wher. n
game viii be played at night with the
liowitZcrs. The locals so into the
game with Sewers playing left for
ward for Campbell, who is out of the
zane with a bad shoulder. and this
wright, one of the guards of the High
School team ms right guard. This OF
course VIII handicap the locals TO some
extent, especially in their team work.
The Howitzers defeated I.ynchburG
by slight margin last season. when
the locals lost through over confidence.
game of the season.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. January Ia
William and Mary basketball team re-
ceived severe drubbing by the Quint
from the Battleship Utah here to night
inc score ut the end Of the game stand :
ing 50 to 30. in favor Of the visitors
Ensign j. Leslie Hall. Jr.. an ALI
Il.
OF the w. y. Baglcy, was one of the
stars OF the game Hall was n student
at William and Mary, and learned the
game while attending the college,
BertSchey and ilcrrickin also starred
for their respective teams.
The linc-up:
w. & NJ -. Position Utah
Berschcy. left forward .Herrickin
Jones. right forward. Norma n
Gayle. centre ........ Hall
Wyatt. $500. left guard. 49,. Hoen
Zion. ...... right guard. Downey
Score: William and Mary, 30: Bat
tleship Utah, -. Substitutions: Bek =
ner for Zion, Hall for Jones. Mccoy for
Hocn. Goals from field: Jones. 3;
Rerschey, i ilcrrickin. s: Norman, 4
Hall. 5; Mccoy, .; Hoen. Goals from
foul: Wyatt. 2; Iierricken, ;. Referee
Getty. Time Of halves: twenty min.
utcS.
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Apprentice allowance elaine
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First race-maiden two-year- Odds.
three furlongs-Deliver. III dish
mani, : to .. even. 2 TO 5, won: Souve-
mir. III tMcEwcn). to 2, even. . to 5.
second: Sands Diamond. III tTaylor).
to l, to 5, I to 10. third. Time,
&c AS. Gray Lady. Zolzo. Paymaster.
Glomer also ran.
Sccond--maiden three-year- olds, six
furlongs--Rlack Thorn. 100 (Turner).
100 tVnnduscn), to 2. to =. to 3,
second: Hugh, 1o7 G.illy). 10 to ],
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pitcher. either Carl wellman or Earl

pitcher, either Carl wellman or Earl
There may be some chance OF our
getting Wc!l'nan or Hamilton" he said.
though no negotiations TO that effect
nave been suggested Yet by either our
club or the Browns. hut as for .\g-
not be possible chance to obtain him
even II we tried to-
When Larry Mclean signed with tho
t,!antS last week every man but one on
the rosie; of the club was safely within
the fold. Who the ono unsigned player
- Gould not be learned. but the fact
was established that there still is ono
Such Tho reason for making I.arry's
contract cover a term OF only one year
ais" was aSc"rtaincd. Larry refused to
neh"Vior clause. Now, with him bound
,,.r "Hly one season, II will he possible
.,'Mt H.! 10 raiSe his salary or cut ii.
:. Dick kinsella, scout for the Giants
i"r som" seasons past, arrived here
on a mysterious mission. Kinsclla is
seldom seen in New York At this season
81 the year, and his arrival. closely
l"l""inE IN" reports that he is 10 be-
come connected with the Yankees.
caused many Inquiries. Knseii;, de-
Cnhch 10 discuss his plan, neither ar
i!rWing nor denying that he might
5%'i me Yankee forces. Al the Offices
OF ,h" Giants 1t was said that Dick S
arrival WAS q surprise. and nothing
.%";y knowl as 10 his plans Captain
-, u, L. iiuSton one Of The new owners OF
me iahkt"S, admitted that KtnSella
would be most desirable adjunct If
u" we're not connected with n friendly
though, iks .iyr TIM, IoH ,n are J.. is not
ms connections with the Giants
the scou, is loud in his praise OF
catcher Marshall, and Second Base
t .li'.,, li3iioway, Two of the young players
secured by the Giants. lie expects to
So" both OF these. PLAYERS stick In n -
major leagues.
The Giants have discarded rurpIe
a., w." nHNc "Hopte" red rs the trimming
SIn,,'o" '"i 81 Their new uniforms. The
loi' uniform VIII be colonial cream
WIN b!uc pin stripes and on the road
~ uSHni gray With pin stripes will be
T Morn /, The the stockings Will hc black with
nihck with red as tho extra color.
PRESIDENT Hampstead returned to the
,.I'n oiHc.s; after short vacation at
docks. Ga.
v G,EEEE i;,.r,,. $; g. January Ia
.iHned h% the Cleveland American
tam, has been receiving offers from
Zoe o., Tinker of the Chicago Federal
League team, he stated to-day Bar
bare was on his farm near here when
ne received :, wire from Tinker. and
with Cleveland. barbara was reticent
aDoul whether u good offer would cause
Chr ,.ii1a TO Jump. lie started with Green
III. went 70 Ashevillc. in the North
,hr"lina circuit. from there to New
Orleans, in the Southern League. and
thence 10 Cleveland. Barbara is anX-
i""aiy awaiting reply from Tinker.
CHICAGO, January 13.-Mcmbcrs OF
thihcr February rs at Tampa, Fla.
Tor thcir spring training, ii was an
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JUAREZ RESULTS

Flrst race-purse. two year-olds,
phyl, even. J to ,. out. first: Test. lilo
s sRan ;n, ll9 Me, tca to 70 i.
Pit, Emily X, Jimmie Hunt, also ran
Second-selling, three-year- olds and
up, fye and onelhalf furlongs-Pajac-
TO l, to l. 6 to 8. second; Ancestors,
r ia fe 5s to Jack II ar4.s sssn' Word Word
cordie +! Cha Smile. Charles Go Goet 2.
Faneuil Hall. California Jack. Louis
up. mile-Blue Beard, ne tBooker). s
to l. ITO |. even. won; Melts. -1l2 Gen
Kick. III (kederis). 8 to /. 2 to i.
even third Time. i;424-5. Thomas
Patriotle' Mollie Cad. Prince "" conraS
Dave Montgomery. also ran.
Fourth-seven furlongs--Paw. lO2
tkederisl. 20 to ]. TO L. 5 to 2, first:
3 to /. second: Rash. 100 (Gros). 30 to
10 to |. to third. Time. l:o1 80.
con H., Lack, also ran.
Fifth--iive and one half furlongs-
Gemmell. 100 tHartwclD. c to 5. to 2,
to s., won; ;sheerifr Foley. 10 tBezan-
sllver,one lob Carter. 6 to i. ? to i.
even. third. Time. :0s 2-5. Blue Racer
Ida. Rag, Velie Forty. Visible. also
Sixth--one mtle--Gordon Russell. los
Gentry, to 8. to =. out first:
Cecil; 100 ,, I;Ac,on> e. TO- TO g. out,
3 TO l. out. third. Time. 1910. VIOLA
day H.. l.. H. Adair. also ran.
To-dn,'s Card.
and up. six furlongs-.AIiss Tempo. 9s;
iEl Ma 1ei ,o B bsx. 1 1S
sam Conner. los: Lone Man. los Ma
t!ye Son. los; Charles x Harvey, los los;
Second--selling. three year-olds. five
and one-half furionrs-'Joy; IS; Ida
Cummings. 9S: Fnalee, 1903: Lenore.
1903: 'Potit Bleu. 1903: Press. 1908: Helen
Raybouid, 100; Sinai. loi; Category.
Ic3; Bog,gy Johnson. loA: Tower. los;
Third-sell,ng, four-ycar- olds. and
UP six fnr!onEs..parcel Post, IS:
Electrowan. LOG: Little Jane. 100: Be
notek. LOG: NoblJy, los: Captain Druz,
los; Sweet Ball, los; Flying. los; Pro-
H.: Azurca. 1l3.
Fourth--sclling. threc-year-ol and
up. five and one half furlongs-'Planc-
l03; Thcodorita. 1903: Scrapper. lo5:
oasaple. los: Minco Jimmie, los; Be
some, III.
six furlongs-. Green. as: 'Mary
Emily. l0l: 'Trojan Belle. l0l; Big
Lumax. lo5; Phyllis Antonoit,e, lo6,
Lefty Haywood, los: John Huric: los:
Lone Star. los: Cloud Chief los: Roos-
ter. los, annual Interest. 100. Win
fired, -, ll3; Doll Boy. los: Tight
Boy, lis.
seven furlongs--'Tcmpcst. 90: MARTY
Lou. 90: Upland King. lo4: Rose ONci!.
l05: Pontefract. 100: Forge. 10s: Choc-
100: Virco. 10: High Street. he; Black
Mate. ll2; Calcium. i15; Originator.
IFS.
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VIRGINIA TRACKMEN
TO MEET MIDSHIPMEN
kSNApoII.

Nays 1915 field and track schndIile,
announced to-day, includes a meet win
virginia May ], AZ Annapolis. and a
May ~
Tennis matches will be played AT
Annapolis with Virginia May 5, and
with Georgetown April 10.
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Apprentice allowance claimed
FRS, post i. NJ, New York lin