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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
MIDDLE ATLANTIC GOLFERS
ELECT MACK|E SECRET ARY
Country Club OF Virginia Member
Will Also BE on Association
Executive Committee.
WILL HAVE SPRING MATCH
Dates for Tournaments Are Set.
Columbia Country Club Makes
Strong Bid for Championship
Tourney to BE Held in October.

of Virginia has been reelected sccre,
tary OF the Middle Atlantic States Golf
minr,on. was unnmim@ I,!i % ele @ ted
president; II. Warren Cochran. of Bal
iimore. vice president. ana Yates PEN
officers. with Alpheus Winter OF the
columbia Country club, Will form the
executive committee OF tho association
Tor the coming year.
Tho meeting WAS held in tho grldiron
room room OF The New Willard Hotel, Wash
taken up was the selection of tournu-
ment dates, while the question of rules
for home matches were discussed.
all OF the tournaments. which viii be
held with the association's sanction, its
own , chamni9nShip: which viii be
Othcr proposed dates follow: Wash
itHn G9@a nar Sl"4 a6 2T Mas s. ana an;
l2; chevy Chase Club, May 20. q and
~, and District championship,, June 3.
Bannockburn. Elkridgc and the Mary,
land Country Club will each hold spring
events. hut definite dates have not yet
Qnestion of rules to govern the an
nual home and home" matches brought
out cons derablc discuss! ION. and 1t was
ments TO tho executive comrnittce, the
only actual change mado being that
each team shall consist OF five instead
OF seven men. and that each match
shall count AZ one point. instead Of
scoring by the Nassau" system. The
place ana date viii! also he left to tho
executive committee, although the Co
lumhia Country club put i'll Il bid for
the event TO he held probably on Octo-
Der and 9. and IL Is quite likely that
IT VIII be favored.
All OF the clubs which arc members
OF the association were represented
with the exception of the Norfolk and
Maryland Country Clubs the delegates
present being as follows: Baltimore
Country Club. Il. Warren Corkran; Ban
nocllburn Golf cIub. Dr. Thomas J. w.
Brown: Chevy Chase club Morven
Thompson: Columbia Country Club, Dir.
Leo l.. Harlan; Elkridge Hunt Club, W.
w. Neale. Country Club Of Virginia,
+ !. u. Mnckic: Wilmington Country
Club. J. Ralph Bailey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
THlRTY-TW0 CARS ENTERED
IN VANDERBILT CUP RACE
Automobile Classic VIII &c Run To-
Day Over Earusition Track at
san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Sat 1890
o-morrow afternoon thirty-two of the
WORLDS fastest automobiles, manned bv
the worlds most successful and DARN {,
race around N" l'anama-P Pacific Inter
national Exposition course for the pos
session OF the Vanderbilt cup
HNerything ms been arranged for
classic. and with every indica ton Of
a fast track and ideal weather couai-
tons. the outlook for record -brcakin
performances j.. very bright.
All of the drivers were oui on tho
exposition course to-day for final spins.
and Il number Of them engaged i'm
brushes that cnno very near to the
real thing Bob thurman, who is re-
solid With the rail birds" by hanging
up the fastest time yet made in tho
workouts for the race. In three trims
around the four-milc course lie aver
an hour. Up to to-day Darius Resta.
winner of the Grand PriX last Satur-
day. held the time record in the pre-
liminary woEkou.szsYss
starteG race u, a1,er t thsV cot aHI dnt
in the back stretch, and electrified the
crowd by driving two laps around the
track ncck-and- neck. In the Mercer
for a tire change. The time taken
from the stop Of the car to lis return
with new tire was nineteen seconds
The policing of the course viii he
handled by the same 200 men from
the army and marine barracks and the
exposition guards.
Two temporary hospital stations have
been established and eight ambulances
with doctor and nurse assigned TO
each will line the course. Mrs W. X.
Vanderbilt. Jr;, and almost every Off
cial and notable in this vicinity are
expected to attend.
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FOUR VETERANS OUT FOR
CADETS BASEBALL TEAM
Virginia Military Institute VIII
Build Machine Out of New
Material.
SCHEDULE HARDEST IN YEARS
All Games, Except With Virginia
Techs, VIII BE Played at Home.
Sixty Candidates Answer First
Call Practice.

LEXINGTON. VA. March Sat the
beE!nning OF the. week Coach Gcrton's
call for baseball candidates was an
swercd BY sixty men, The squad mas
beer! put through only the lishtcst OF
"ork so far Until the first cut has re
'nccd the bunch 10 more *uita Ole
size. nothing but an hours helding and
batting practice VIII be attempted.
Gorion has as a nucleus Gillespie. j.
iiiis, l.. lltts and McCormic&, from
years captain, has played a consistent
game for the past two years and can
be counted on to hold down one of the
battery Will be back on the job. and If
Watts arm can be coaxed back into
shape, or some new material developed
70 give John Pitts a rest occa s!onally
this pair should prove n stumbling
block to any opponent.
MccoEinick IS fast and brilliant in
fielder, as well as hard and timely
hitter. He viii probably be used at
The most promising pitchers among
old Augusta Military Academy man,
though IL is too carly TO do more than
guess AT the possibilities. Both are tall
ransy boys and show plenty OF prom
For The vacancies in the iniicld there
will be q merry scrap between Mar
and some OF tho new material.
For the outicld. Cole Ransomc, Car
roll anu liepner. all n"w mem show
the best form IN the light workouts
Helm can he relied on TO fiji Lindsey
Pitts's place hch!nd III. plate il neccs-
sary.
With only four regulars back. COR
ton. assisted by Captain LEIGH. will
have a difficult task whipping the raw
material into shape before tacklinc
the hardest schedule attempted by an
institute team in many years ON ac-
count OF the government inspection no
trip can he taken except. To Roanoke
10 play virginia rolytcchnic Institute
Lafayette and Cornell will he PLAYED
for the first time At Lexington.
Pending the completion OF the work
on the old parade ground. a diamond
has been laid out ON the now football
field 1T the western end OF the en-
largnd parade ground.
The schedule is as follows:
March 27, Augusta Military Academy.
at Lexington; March %, Lafayette. at
Lexington tpenGing); March 81. Hamp-
den Sidney, at Lexington: April >, Cor
nell, at Lexington: April >, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. at Roanoke;
April !. Randolph Macon. at destination:
April 10. Emory and Henry. at Licking
ton: April 10, Elon, at Lexington Ipend-
ingl: April 30. University of North
Carolina. at Lexington: April ~ Roa-
nokc, at Lexington: April 81, Trinity.
at Lexington; April rs, Trinity. at
Lexington.
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Street BEING PAVED IN
FRONT OF BASEBALL PARK
Manager Dunn Promises Fans That
Ground and Stands VIII he
Greatly Improved.
GLEICHMANN FINALLY SOLD
First Stacker Prefers Coast to Play
Ing In East, and Signs With Los
s.ngeles-Prices VIII he Strictly
adhered To.

Baseball fans will not know Broad
n ,ex, ,nd KATE when when the season opens
front OF the grounds being paved. but
Manager Jack Dunn is determined that
TIC patrons OF the international League
games Will not be compelled To wade
through mud and slush on wet days.
or ankle deep dust on dry days. in get
Ting to the blcachers or grands;ands.
IN addition 20 this great Improvement,
ne VIII chang" the appearance of the
willie there wii l' he three three rows Nt Of
benches in the deep outnelds. II is
also probable that the unsighuy stands
two OF paint. Anyhow, AN effort will
be made 70 have tho whole place
season opens.
The city. after many years of com
nlnint, has ~ last started TO pave up
bail park. Granite spal! paving IS now
being laid in front OF the grounds. and
reach the sidewalks dry shod in the lu-
turc. The work on III. Improvement OF
ne inter!or OF the park is being done
by the local attaches. while VIII Dunn,
superintendent OF the grounds. will put
on the finishing touches after his ar
rival.
While it has been practically a set
lied fact that Gus Gleichmann. the fast
INITIAL sackcr, would be sold TO Los
information officially until yesterday.
wien the cat was let out of the bag by
q dispatch from the coast. where
Gielchnann has been playing all win
ter.
Glcichmann's uitimatum to Dunn was
received two weeks ago. 1t read:
viii qu,t I'M The game iirst 20 pay pan
Gleichmann IL steel expert. and
can draw down a goodly sum by re-
entering that line. hence he could as
sumo an independent attitude without
fear. Consequently Dunn aud Score
ihry WlCEs were worried over the sit
uHtion and made every effort TO get him
TO change his mind.
That we were surprised" said
Wicks last might, goes without saying.
Gus was very fond OF "A Baltimore girl,
and We thought that he would aba ndon
bachclordoin. Then. again, his mother
and sister make their home In Newark
and Dunn. thought that this would he
some !rduccmcnt for him TO return
East. However. Il appears that after
exchanging twelve or fifteen tclegralns
,;leichmann absolutely declined 10 leave
the West. so Dunn finally let "liap''
Hogan, OF Los Angeles. have him. We
were sorry 10 let him go. but Kellogg
VIII MI tho hole without trouble"
Secretary Wicks last night stated
enphatical!y that prices are not going
when there are indications that there
Viii be 4 big crowd.
we VII! stick TO our announced
schedule" he said. The 50-ceui re
served grandstand price viii prevail
all the time, while tho box seats Will
be 10 cents "a game. Women, OF course
viii hc required TO pay the same M
men this year. and the general adj
mission will 10 20 cents"
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WILL PLAY TO-DAY

In what promises to he hotly-
contested game. the John Marshall
High School 1918 basketball team will
meet the Grove Avenue quimt, OF tho
iunior Friaugular League. tomorrow
game Will begin promptly at y. Nj
The Marshaliites are leading. the
next, with 800, and Grove Avenue last
900 '''''
The probable lineup for Tomorrow
will DO as follows:
John Marshall--Smoot and Lapsley
forwards; Bethel (manager), center;
Sisson (captain), Dunford or Ward
guards.
Observation-Disclosures and Mitteldorfcr.
forwards; Fisher, center; Rueger and
Gift, guards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
LOCAL FIVE ELIMINATED
FROM BASKETBALL RAC
John Marshall High School Losl
Hard Game to Lynclburg
School Quint. M
MANY FOULS ARE COMMITTEE
Richmond Boys Mako Twenty.Fiy,1
and Winners Twclve-Game Wa
Rough, but Was Good Natured
Throughout.

LYNCHBuRG. VA. March 5.-Ths|
I.ynchburg High School bask etball|
team defeated John Marshall High
School tonight. thus eliminating tho
Richmond hye from tho state prep
school championship. The score was
me . game was nip::and-tuck in the first
half. the score being tied three times
after iHGhmond Gagged the. first goal,
ing by single point. In the first half
Richmond led. 10 to l2 once. but This
was overcome later
Rcthel's eight inches over Wood. The
i.ynchburg center, gave Richmond the
jump, from the snap, but better passing
handicap. Win height more even dh as
center. Richmond would not have bten
played sreat same TO sta epdfh BE Bsq
the star for Richmond Pendletdn's
work was second. while Ehmig And
ilnr did excellent on the def en-
h %SGa fos O %aoaw rssIlss and from
start to finish. John Marshall showi
the real spor,smanitke type of fight
put out for Il bit of rough work on :.
floor. near, the. close of the contest,
aGtsrised by good hum nT.e tin Mas cni
HWynshhurg r,,b Position Fnlo I'd fs aGsh
Sullivan. left forward. .wooSW;
w God. ........ center .Betf
Boatwright. right guard. -. .Ehm
Oppleman. left guard. Hargrc
itutions-1Jennings for Opp
Bethel. Field Roals-Wrenn (6), 81
livan 3D.. Boatwright Ga. Oppleml
t2). Pendleton a. Woodward (SU
Bethel (9), Hargrove. Foul goals
Wood. IL out of IS; Woodward, no,
out OF g.; Bethel, out Of 8. Fou
%. Time. % and 2O-mlnute halve
Referee. Mr.. Smith. Umpire, Mr.. Mayky
both Of Lynchburg.
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JUAREZ RESULTS

matden, tiies; faaF tutio" ,sse Li,'is
e HiGRef first: veld fn'T S (Mn tG to
to /, even. accond; Rose Marian. he
GavanamshD, : to l, s to .. to .,
td5;orv TimS aTs 80 x Gallo o Xn"n sis
Mierow and Ataka, also ran.
Second ihres- ycar-olds, selling. SOW
en- turlongs-Miss lewiston. ,95 Gard
Regards. l15 gentry, even, to 9.
out, second: Woof, lc5 uIcnryD. 4 to /,
TO .; 10 no. third Time. l:3i. La
Golondrina. Luella. Admir;.ls Daugh-
ter. Rcnwar; Frospcro Lad, Christmas
Daisy and lianLiS. also ran.
Third-onc miie-Frcd Johnson, 1o2
0Garnsp, TO j. to .. and . to ;,
to ,. out. second: Mclts. los lGcntry)
4 10 ], to aud TO >. third Time
40 -. freezer. Marie Coghill, Lady
Mint, Slcepland. also ran.
Fourth-scvcn furionGs-Gaskct. 1I3
Mile Dinlin, 1l5 Bczanson). 10 to l.
3 TO !, to .. second; Ancestors. l13
third. Timc. IL? %. Avocado, Mollie
Cad. Alice Theresa, Captain Lindsicy
and otilo,. ais" ran.
first; Wild Bear, lo5 Uiardmerj. 3 to
!. even and l to 2, second; C!copat.
'h H Tims l5 % even Th hnG h sG
Zinkand, l.. II. Adair, Choctaw and
Ruvoco, also ran.
SiXth--fve rurlongs-Littlc Birdie,
los (Garncr). . to I. even and to ..
first; Grcenbrae. IG2 Gentry, 90 to
l, To 1 and 3 to /. second: jennie
Crawford, 103 U!razcD. 10 to /, to !.
and to l. third Time. 1:02. West
Nc. Eye White. Paw DR.. Ncufcr and
Wild Irish, also ran.
Scvcnth--one mile---Hard Ball. 90
n fD 10 .,x1 N
Durin, 20 Qoudcr), 3 TO 1, even and
to 2, second; Eek Davis, los (Gentry)
to ], 2 to !, and even, third. Time.
i. ~ is. Twilight. Cordie L, J. Nolan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
PREACHERS BEAT TIGERS
IN LAST CAME OF SEASON
Union Theological Seminary Quint
Defeats IIampden-Sidney in
Fast Game.
HUGHES PLAYS BRILLIANTLY
Captain Of Winning Quint Stars in
All Lines OF Piay-Losers Will
Play William and Mary Tomorrow
ut Williamsburg.

Union Theological Seminary rounded
out successful basketball season last
night by defeating Iiampden sidney by
the score OF % TO 81 on tho Howitzers'
court The form displayed by the
preachers this season shows them to
be one Of tho best agrrcgations OF bas-
kct tossers in tho state
IN the game last might Hampton
ssidne% Put. up strong fight in the
hrst half, holding the Seminary boys
TO ~ 10 II, but in the second half the
snperi"r weight ana team work of
led the attack. being all over the !ioor
following the ball. He had six goals
10 his credit. White Gagged five from
the field, and iree chance. While Bovd
rung up four iicli goals besides play
ing, ing al strong game NJ guard. Every
least one basket. Smiths being from
rast the center OF the floor
,For liampden- sidney Captain Bryan
PLAYED 1, clever game, and the work Of
iast. Pcndlcton led in scoring, having
two field goals and three from the nf-
tc.m-foot mark 10 his credit
The seminary team returned n short
iiin" ago from successful trip into
North Carolina. where they won two
out of three games played. Early in
The western rari Of the state. losing
10 l.ynchburs ami Virginia Military
institute by close scores on foreign
courts. This was their first game this
season on a local floor, although they
defeated the Yellow Jackets Mt ASH
land
lIampden sidney winds M It's SEIZED
ule tomorrow at Williamsburg in ::
game with William ana Mary.
The lineup.
L. r. :. Position. HIS
White. left forward. Oliver
iIansEchc right forward Hurt
Hughes ........ center ........ Bryan
lloyd. ...... left guard $50. MURRAY
Smith. right guard. .PcndIcton
Summary Union Seminary,
80 Hampton Sidney. 81. Goals from
field White, j: Hughes, Is: Boyd. 4
liansZclc, ;: Smith. /; Hurt. ?; Murray.
foul: White. l. reudlcton, 3. Referee:
Miles. Times Of halves: twenty min
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
TRADE BODY TO ORGANIZE
Rubicc WIN Serve nv Member Under
Recess tpp0intment.

WASHINGTON. March 5.--Thc new
Federal Trade Commission will be or
ganized hero Oh March, Is. George
Rubloc, of New Hampshire. the only
member unconfrmed by the Senate
will serve under recess appointments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
IIngcrmnn .Iumn. Fc,,x.

was received to-day by the Chicago
Federal League Club that rip HaCer-
man, pitcher, had rejoiued the c!eve-
land Americans, after signing II con-
tract with Manager Tinker. In a letter
from Hagerman Tinker was Informed
to-day that the pitchers lawyer adj
Vlsed him to stay with Cleveland.
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Rnrcr uI M.ith pncumnnIn.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 5-t.arl
cooper VIII not compete tomorrow In
the Vanderbilt cup race TO be run on
the course within the Panama Pacific
Exposition grounds. The noted driver
Grant. who has won the Vanderbilt cup
twice, Will drive Coopcrs car, No. 6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
Yale swimmers Min.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, March s.
Yale won the annual intercollegiate
swimming meet here tonight by
nosing out University of Pennsylvania
by one point. The standing was: Yale,
Princeton. 4 College OF tho City OF New
York, 0. Vollmer, Of Columbia, estab-
lished new intercollegiate record in
lance in SIS LIZ seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
Hunk e. Free Agent.

CHICAGO. March 5.--Hcnry O'Day,
after serving the National League as
an umpire for sixteen years. and rs n
i?anaEcr for two years, has been de-
claTcd y free agent. lie is conside ring
offers. ne said to-day. from the Ameri-
can and Federal Leagues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
Injunction SUIT postponcd.

KANSAS CITY. MO, March 5.-lIcnr-
ing OF the injunction sui; brought by
the Kansas City team OF the Federal
League. 10 prevent the taking OF the
team away from Kansas city, which
was set for Friday In Chicago, has
been postponed until Monday, accord
Ing TO telegram received by the club
directors last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
DOWN THE ALLEYS

Whitman battered down three frames
in tho final game on the Newport AL
Tops In administering two defeats to
the Times Dispatch five. Smith and
Suttcrlin tied for high score with 22G
Ovcrnan and Whitman also rolled high
scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
IrvinslSy Hack in Ring,

Whisky returns to the local ring to-
morrow night. when he tackles Sailor
f'ritts for ten rounds at the Irving
athietic club In brooklyn. In the semi
final Kid Graves meets Walter Mohr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

Breezy News Nuggets
JcNs Gives I'm IInnc.

Ell PASO, TENNS. NIarch 5-Jcss
Willard. whose boxing match with Jack
Johnson. remains indefinitely post
poned. left to-day for Los Angeles. 1t
was stated willard would return in II
fc" days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

1t is cheering news that the city has
street in front of the ball park. Now
the street Cleaning Department can
be called to task il the street isn't kept
III decent shape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

Miracle Man Stallings will not play
the Augusta Sallies because the Feds
arc traini.< there. He fears that some
OF the worlds champs may tiirt with
the enemy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

Harvard cleaned up 100000 in it's
football season. The fact that each
bill taken In was numbered is to be
Incrc!alize the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

And Gus Ci!eichmann will not be
with the Nirginians. Too bad the poor,
dcludcd boob gave up the Richmond
climate for that OF California.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

Pitcher George Davis, OF the Braves,
broke the strength record at Harvard.
and at that II Is a safe bet that he
can't jump further than Walter John
son or Jimmie Austin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

That member OF the Braves VIII,
hasn't asked for n raise in salary vii
probably get = forty-weck contract II
vaudeville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

Charley" Taft. son OF ex-President
TAFT. who ia star on the Yale bask ct
pa.t tehIn, s.ah1s 40: i on Ine hohor us
Scholarship runs in the family.
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Bnbe Adams in Camp.

DAWSON SPRINGS. KY March g.
Babe Adams Is the first OF the Pitts
burSh Pirates to arrive here for pre-
liminary spring training preparatory
to the regular work later at Hot
Springs, Ark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

The Union Theological Seminary
wound up q successful season last night
10y defeating Hampton Sidney in Il
John MarsheiI. by losing to Ivneh ie,
High, eliminated Itself from the State
prep school championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

One of the first acts of John Camel
after renewing his contract to nIauaE.
Rochester, in the International League
was to sign Tex Irwin. the former
Brooklyn catcher.
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California Nine to plny In Jnpnn

LOS ANGELES. CAL. March S.-The
University OF California baseball team
Will sail for Japan. May 10. where 1t
VIII play series of games with the
teams OF Waseda, Kelo and Tokyo
Unive rsities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

Gunboat Smith has been sailing II
the war zone during the past few
weeks and came near landing an en-.
pagcment with Jim Flynn. However
the Gunner ran up the neutral flag anC
hOstilitieS were declared OF.
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Rnin Stops Tournnucnt.

I'TNFFIU TST, Y. C., MATCH O.--SCmI-
finals In the annual spring golf tour
nanent here to-day were postponed on
account of rain.
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nritton Forccs Tolnnd.

NEW YORK, March 5.---Jack Britton
and Jack Toland welterweight. cham
pion OF the navy. Will meet for ten
rounds at the Broadway Sporting Club
Tomorrow night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

\ button factory In Connecticut re-
ports n scarcity OF bone. Wait until
after tho season Is in full swing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

Jack Dunn will have his two-scorc
athletes train right here in Richmond,
instead of down South. 1t is TO be
hoped that they do not go South in the
percentage column when the season
opens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

The Wards, OF Brooklyn, do not want
Sunday baseball. How Pat Powers Will
enjoy this Puritanic attitude!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

:, Organized ball is still flying her own
nag. in spite of the steady lombard
mcnt by the Feds From the recent
back somcrsauits, it would appear as
n the battle-ground is swinging into
the oGtlawB' territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

Local people who howlcd last sum
mer when STRANGER" Lewis used
Doc Roller somewhat roughly At
Broad street Park. will he interest ed
TO Know that tho pair is ut the old
game. again. Lewis repeated last night
BY hurting the Seattle physician
against n partition in a bout 1T Wheel
ing. DOC was unable TO finish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

For tho first time in months the Sat
urday sport calendar is bare of local
TO a close, and IL il too early for spec
,ators to take to the wide outdoors.
but, nevertheless, the fields will be
covered this afternoon with baseball
nspirants il the weather permits