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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-09-17
HOGS FOR MARKET
judicious Feeding Is of First
Importance.
CORN VERSUS MIXED FOODS.
A. to the Loss From Shrinkage En-
Route to Market-QuaIity Of the
Pork What Should a Pig Weigh
When Eight Months Old?

The man who is engaged in pork
growing as a special branch of farm
ing and not merely feeding pigs to find
an outlet for his farm byproducts must
recognize the fact that young hogs up
to six months Of age need a growing,
not a fattening, ration and that they
need feed in judicious quantities, writes
a hog grower in the Iowa Homestead.
Regular feeding is one Of the chief es-
sentials to a steady, unremitting
growth, and three feeds a day are bet
ter than two, and while following this
method it is advisable that they be fed
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-09-17

Her Identity.
"Yonder girls a daisy"
''She isn't. for l know her. and she's
u black eyed Susan.'-EXchange.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
WAKE FOREST WILL OPEN
SEASON WITH OAK RIDGE
Baptists VIII Pit strong Team In I,icId
I"-Dhy In First Baseball Game


WAKE FOREST. y. C.. March ~
"; Forest lines up against oak
hhScnaii season Tomorrow The line
up ior the game was given OUT bv
o;tch CROKER to-day Captain Mig
hIllinGs will be found AT his old posi-
ZION, shortstop. This is his fourth and
last year OF college baseball IicmsIcy,
~ third; whitley, at second. and Hold
ing AZ hrst, complete the inhcId All
are experienced men, and have plavcd
on the team before ''' "
me outhc'd positions go TO Lee. Fer
rec ana Beam. Lee. of last years team.
- back AZ his old position in left field
rcfree VIII again he found in the ONT
n"!u. tie has been shifted from right
nttu To center TO take Trusts place.
Mhilr Hcam. of the 1872 team takes
rtnr"cS place IN right field
rtSt mas been shifted from the on, =
heid, ana Is doing the work behind the
bat lie Is showing up we'll at his new
position and the catchcrs position
should not give Wake Forest any trou-
til" this year.
Ellis. freshman from Oak Ridge.
VIII start IN the box. He is in better
condition than any of The other pitch
rrS AT the present, and he is eXpcc1c,,
70 max" "a good showing against his
former teammates to-morrow He has
plenty of speed and good control OF his
curve bali.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
IMPORTANT MEETINGS FOR
TWO FEDERATION LEAGUES
Military Circuit VIII Organize on
Monday Night With -Four
Strong Teams.
WILL MEET IN BLUES A,MoRl
Managers OF Athletic League Will
Assemble In Same Place TO ADOPT
Observation-Disclosures Teams Are
Now Under Federation.

Two Important meetings OF leagues
under The ltichmond Amateur Athlete
week.
on Monday night tho new Military
i,GaEus composed Of the Blues. Grays.
together ut the Blues Armory to clect
a president and secretary. Representa-.
tives from all of these Organization,
before the meeting adjourns ali ar
arrangements for the opening viii il.
decided. Sheppard Crump will prcsiJo
o'clock. az
The managers of tho Athletic league.
one one, OF the fastest leagues in the city'
niues' Armory for the election Of OF.
hcers. and the adoption OF an cauitable
schedule. Til league which was en-
Eineered h. the Federation last wear
and r. Bethel as it's secretary. nut nm :,
good article OF ball. and ali OF tbo
sonnet OF the league will be chanrad
somewhat this year. the Church iii,
1 I,,ma , club taking the place OF tho
league. and Brookland Park which viii
probably succeed Wesley. This l,t,er
change. however; is not certain. Tho
at the meeting will be second Ran.
list. Baraca, Norwood. Planters t,hmr6h
I'm Athletic Club. wesley and BROOK
ey. the chairman OF tho Federa.io,,
Baseball committee. Will be present "a
admresa the meeting. which will y.
calien 10 order by Acting Preaid,nt
Courtney ut Sis o'clock. -
inc Jefferson Ward league and Fcd
Grafton league. the other two circuits
uh"er me X y. y. f., have drafted ali
OF their rules. arranged for rro,,rds
ana umpires. signed up thcir plavora
am are horsing' TO get into action
ne teams fully organized under Tho
generation now number twcntv-twn
or nearly 100 per cent stronger thai,
last Noar - 'H'' NIIaH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
HOWITZER NINE WILL PLAY
WILLIAM AND MARY TO-DAY
Arfiilcrymen viii Take Strong Tenn
10 Williamsburg To PIny First
Game with LOOnfcs.

To-day the Howitzers baseball team
VIII leave for williamsburg where
they will cross bats with the strong
William and Mary nine. For me past
TWO weeks Captain Powell has had his
men working hard, and he Is confideut
that they Will bring home the big
slice of pic. On the other hand re-
ports from williamsburg show that
TIL" l.oonies have been down to hard
practice. and II is certain that they will
give the Artillerymcn hard battle.
owing TO Manager-Coach Recess Illness
the squad will be in charge OF Can
tain ~; T.. Powell. The following
men will take the trip: y. Il. Powell
tcaptuin) catcher: ~ II. Powell r. !.
POWELL. +. Wayne, pitchers: McCurdy
first base: Anderson. second base; Gen
try. shortstoD; Jenkins. third base \
:: MacFarlane, Butcher, McCanerty and
y. Wayne outfeldcrs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
FEDS AFTER MINOR ALLY
frying ia Induce Southern League 10
Cult Organized Baseball.

BROWNS WELLS, MISS. March 10.
Althouth hc would not talk for pub
icaliou, II was learned authoritatively
Yesterday that Dick Carroll, business
manager OF tn. BrOokfcds held a con
ference Tuesday at the Hotel Grunc-
"aId III N"w Orleans with four south
tii league iuagnatcs in regard To af-
niiatlon of that league with the Federal
organization
the informant IS "a man who was
present throughout The conference. lie
conference" The four club owners declared
themselves In favor Of the mcrecr
ana would make every EFFORT TO bring
another inaSnaie into the fold TO make
majority OF iivc, all that Is necessary
|" put the proposition through TO a sue.
ccSsful conclusion.
carroll would not discuss his visi,
other than 10 characterize il as a plcas-
nre )aunt. hut II is believed that he
arranged FOR meeting of President
,,lnnorc ana k"hert T. Ward with the
southern league magnatcs for som,
tmc next week. as the Federal league
men are expected at this camp to-day
to -ruOrrpW. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
CURTAIi SOUTHERN TRIP
oInck Says TOO Much Time Il Spcut on
Emriy Trimming

JACKSONVILLE, FIN, March 10
Connie Mack has d"cid'd that much OF
the time spent on til" training season is
wasted lie has, therefore determined
that next season h. viii MOI have h :
regulars report IN Jacksouvi!io before
March 90. ana that The pitchers and
catchers VIII only be down 4 few days
prior TO that date Il think that we
are FAR too carly in beginning our
training this Year" said Mack II
cannot soc where sc gain ANYTHING
by beginning as soon As wo ala Al
OF my men We're i'm pretty good Coudi-
ton when they came down this wear
1T isn't rs II used 10 be- when Il 10,
OF the men wcr" far over weight and mad
30 train TO get down. Now there IS
scarcely pound OF supcrnuous Fat in
the squads. The players ] have uow.
do not, FOR the most part, need more
than couple of weeks to get into
shape; and am going 10 try next year
mo shorter training season and sec
how IL works out"
THIS departure from tho usual long
Training season Viii indeed be 81 raoi
cal move. Rut any one who has .,cn
how quickly tho Athletics rounded into
form thlH season viii realize that too
much t,Inc IL Spent in getting men
ready. when much shorter time would
servo the purpose rs well.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
CAROLINA TWlRlER FANS
TWELVE IN OPENING GAME
Williams Finds Oak Ridge Bnttcrs
f.nsy-F:lou College viii Play
TnrhrcIs To-day.

CHAPEL HILL, y. G., March 10
With oak Ridge Offering no particular
argrcssivcncss until The eighth inning,
Cardinals baseball team had little dit-
ncul,y in Winning here to-day by the
score OF ia .: /, was Carolina's opon-
ing game OF the season, and TWO hours
We're required l" play nine innings.
Carolina plays. !ilon college here TO-
morrow. -. q.
The spectecu!.r stunt OF tn" game
came in tn. SiNth. inning when May.
left fielder Of oak Ridge, drove three
base hit through center hcld II" III :
tomptcd TO steal home. and was put
ON, At the plat". Hll ropc. Carolina
initial sacker. started The ball TO rolling
Ky single i'm the first lap. Marshall
Williams fauucd twelve hattcrs. and
Island saw nine die at the plate, Score
hY innings.
Carolina ...... q Z ! ~ @ q l-f 9
Oak IidG" ASA. "a q % %" . ~ o--3 =
summary struck out by Williams.
=: by ilaud . Tire base, hit May;
rW o-haSo bits MaybcrrN. Bruce and
iIailcy stolen bases Carolina, :; oak
Ridgc, / Batteries for Carolina: vii
liams ana Woodail. for oak Ridge:
bland and iirittaiu. Time Of game. =
hours Umpire. PEARSON ,Elon col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
DUNN SHARPENS SCYTHE
FOR ANNUAL OPERATION
-Four Players Released by NirSinians
In First Wcc,ling-Out
Of Season.
MANAGER LEAVES QUIETLY
Rubc Meadows VIII BE Given Once
Over To-Day by Dunn-I'ad
Weather Prevented Practice Yes
terday, Giving Men Rest.

Jack Dunn took ADVANTAGE Of the bad
weather Yesterday and repaired TO his
scythe for the annual operation of cut :
ting down his CROP Of recruits. The
first stroke of the keen;edred imple-
nent resulted in four releases. Those
who will be missing from the fold are
strain, Eamey and o'Bricn. formerly
OF the colts. and John Mitchell. The
latter was released outright. hut the
trio Of Virginia l.cagucrs were sent 10
Rocky Mount, where Ray, Ryan will
avail himself Of thCir services.
While the squad was reduced by
four. il was augmented by two addi-
tons. Albert Mclnnis. who arrived on
Thursday night. and Lefty Duncan
who reached here yesterday morning.
Neither Of these players We're IN uni
form yesterday. hat viii work out with
permit. Dunn viii us" his scythc again
next week. ANA six OF moro rockies will
drop by the waySidc.
y good stin practice WAS held yes
terday morning 10y the suU"d. but rain
broke up al hone OF work for III" af-
tcrnoon. Had the weather hcen warm
or. or tho work further advanced. Dunn
would have put the men through some
form OF practice but he did no, care
this early stage. several OF the men
are. suffering from TINS common com
rlaimt already, al, and th"r r; is little
Dunn on tn UnItimurc.
Taking advantage Of the mean
weather. Dunn slipped away Yesterday
in close touch with the situation. how
over. say lie is off to Baltimore, where
hc hopes 10 sec Ruhc Meadows in aC-
ton to-day with Mount 81, Joscphs.
Ruhc is the collcSiau who is toutcd
highly as Il slahhist. and Dunn is amy
ious TO Get Il line on the youurstcr. as
his pitching stan is Gluttcd with re-
Crmits and the wedding time ~ too
near TO brook delay
Will Dunn has completed tho job OF
iUriing tho inil"ld. and viii have "a
fairly prcSCntahlc diamond ready for
Monday. when HE first real practice
Will he held. Dunn Will divide his
PLAYERS into two squads and games will
lac in shape TO meet Washington on
Saturday in tho first exhibition game
OF tho season. The Senators viii play
three games with the NirGnians. and
1t is then that Dunn will secure AN in-
fielder or two. as well as an expert
"nccd hacksi"p
While Dunn is in Baltimore he will
improve his time 10y looking over some
az the bets caused 10y the passing OF
rim in touch with several likely men.
and he viii hustle one or two here for
"a trial.
Seal Ball has been left i'm charge OF
boys through two stiff stunts TODAY if
tho weather is good He Will give
them the hardest workout of the week
as they viii have - good opportunity
10 rest tomorrow. aud get in trim for
the real work Of the coming week.
Lefty Duncan. who reported ycStcr
day is scmipro from Baltimore with
wonderful record foT II younGstcr.
He was signed several weeks ago. and
his friends are confident that he Will
he successful with tn. NirriniauS.
Dunn has had his eye on the lad for
several seasons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
Who, What and WHY
Brief Sketches OF Wen Who Aspirc
&" Nrnr Rirhmond Across Their
brtnst This SenhOn.
:=.IOHN DIrNN=h

pnfIng many long. cold winters
iocai fhns dreamed fondly OF the
Gays when itichmord would have a
bbang-up BAN team in real league.
IN opportunity 10 have one is now
mere. and this is to introduce one
~ Irhrce needs Introduction
a an Dunn. otherwise Jack. man
dScI ana half owner OF the Wiz
Glhihns; and the man who is gong
TO put Richmond on the map again,
pumnic is no longer a bali PLAYER,
one OF the best judges in these
United states. His name is known
10 several generations of fans, and
YET ms solid business head is Gov
sun has few more games up his
sleeve While he don't advertise il
10 the world; Dunn is forty-one
iohcT Pa Pa HnaTinG been horn on oc-
Ills first baseball experience he
yond his boyhood games on the viii
,aSc green. was with BinGhamton.
~ y. in 1895, as Il pitcher. lie then
Went to the old Orioles, and Skinned
on 10 Brooklyn, where he hcIncd
pitch the Supcrbas to n pcnnamt-
outfit '""'
Later he went TO the Giants first
hs pitcher and then as a second
hascman That year the Giants
ceircd his first managerial cxpc-
ricncc AT the head OF Il barnstorm
ing party ot big lcagucrs. The fol-
lowing year he was with Providcncc
ana then went TO Baltimore to as
sumo charge OF the Orioles. lie
Won one rcnnant. finished twice in
once in fourth place. IIc has never
finished out Of the first division, and
promises 10 keep up this record this
year.
pnnnie Is one OF the most genial
OF men. AZ well as astute managers
~" IL good-sizcd man. staining
ilNc fcct ten aud one-half inches in
ms stocking feet. lie weighs l1L
mounds. aud. keeps in condition by
pushing the youngster hard in prac-
ticc, lie pitched and hatted right
hnnhCd during his nlnNinv da nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
NO CHANGE IN CIRCUIT
international League Not CONSIDERING
Placing Team In Hartford

NEW YORK. March Ia--With tho
eastern Association In massachusetts
an" .rnhcciicut In such dilapidated
condition because Of the drounju. nf
hartford. Springfield and New Haven.
leaving only three clubs in the cir
cunt the opportunity OF transferring
on" or two Of the international lc,rtr
cubs has presented itself. President
harrow stated day that the rtunorrd
transfer OF the Newark club TO Hart
FORD WAS not being considered
There is not q chnncc pf our 20
ing 70 Hartford or Springfield" said
MI BARROW. our circuit will remain
!"S' rs ~ ~, ana VIC viii start tho sea
son with the same clubs nv We nnd
last year" view"
There Is no change in the In,crna
,iohhl icngu" situation. and there viii
D- no schedule meeting called untII
me reorganization of the Jersey CITY
club Is completed 1870 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
HOLSTERS RESIST GILMORE,
AND WILL KEEP FRANCHISE
Fed President. However. VIII Keen In
Flight. md Denied Nnnsas
city Compromise.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, March 10
President Gilmore, Of the Fedora
league. failed to-day to take the Fed
eral franchise away from InGianapolis
negotiations for the clubs transfer
may be resumed at an early date. how
ever. Mr. Gilmore made this statement
came TO indianapolis with "A promo :
Sition which would take the club off
the hands OF the indianapolis owners
Ihey rejected it. although in my opin
ION, 1T was more than Il fair offer for
their holdings.
The story that the KANSAS CITY case
has been settled out of court is untrue
W" Will abide by Judge Haldwin's dc
cision.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
CAROLINA AGGIES LOSE TO
TERRAPlNS IN FAST GAME
baltimore Feds Defent tolicgInns In
Snnppy COntcst-Hnd Inning
(ost Amateurs Heavily.

RALEIGH. y. G.. March l9-In "a fast
game Agricultural and Mechanical Col
icSc was defeated to-day by the Ralti-
more Feds. With the exception of one
inning. when the locals did some
ragged fielding, the game was very in
lcrestlng The fast fielding of Correll
Tor the collcgians was the feature OF
me game. phenomenal catch by
duncan IN the seventh inning robbed
Inc locals of two runs. The addition
or Corrcll and Brittian strengthened
the locals: These two men will be UNI
able TO play against college teams on
account OF having played professional
ball. The line 3p:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
Prize for Marathon w,n,c-

BOSTON. March 19-An additional
incentive 10 competitors in the nine
Boston Athletic Association on APRIL
u? was announced to-day. The winner
VIII be allowed all travelling expenses
Marathon race AT the Pan American
games at San Francisco. aud the man
finishing second will be given 500 for
the same purpose. This Arrangement is
made under a recent ruling OF the
Amateur Athletic Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
Correction to Schedule

Commencing Sunday. March 81 Pc
mond. Newport News and Old Point.
Will operate daily. instead OF daily ex,
ccpt SUNDAY: these trains leaving Rich
mond l:l5 a. NJ. and 5 =. NJ, and ar
irving Richmond 9:55 a. NJ. and S p NJ.
With this service. special local stops
mond A. M. for Old Point and NorfoII,
and arriving Richmond $3.50 p. NJ will
be discontinued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
M.lt-nncl uohb. Snh-r Iro,a.,

Est POINT. y. Y. March lG.-ra
act leland Stanford Hobbs. half back
OF me West Point football team and
.uauihS patsinan OF the baseball team,
was awarded 10y tho Army NthlciIc
1ouncii the Army Athletic Co,,ncii
Saper Tor general excellence in ALI.
ict!cs during his career Tho avail
IS based on his record in football base
bai basketball and track. In ali n,
" when ms name led all the others. In
n'.a..on 70 ms ne was also awarded
athletic career has been uuitc nhs"
hoincnai in It's consistency. Ills III
,So' KICKS ana his InastcrfuI PLAYING on
ane iootpaii ield won for him the ,d
niration OF thousands Owing TO Tia
.nects OF an accident. he did not plav Il,
.he ahhual match with the NAVY la :.
leave the athletic field for the wiJn.
arena of the warrior. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
TRI-STATE LEAGUE DEAD

PHILADELPHIA. March .lo.-The
Tri-State Baseball League has failed
TO MI its contract. and decided to dis
h;'nd Tor the season of 1915. according
10 announcement by George *. Graham
president. after a meeting to-day. Ora
nam said the players held under re-
serve were free agents to sign whcr-
ever they desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
TENNIS OFFICIALS FEED
Executive Committee Dnnuucts. I'm
EniIS To dive Ont NeMn.

NEW YORK, March l9.-Members OF
me executive committee of the United
states lawn tennis association were.
toe busy tonight at q banquet they
were holding AZ the Waldorf Astoria
10 give out the real business they trans
acted previous 10 the dinner They
knew what they did. but cared not
about lcttin: other tennis fans ''in'
on ~ Robert D. Wrenn and George
I. Adec, who were sought by press rep
r"scntatiNcs. though more of their ap-
rctltcs than they did OF reporters af-
ter the news.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
Schedule Committee Dend,ocked.

IIfICNIiU. MARCH 19.-The deadlock
IN the schedule committee Of the Amer
lean Association was unbroken to-day.
though the members discussed their
differences for hours i'm the office of
Thomas ~ Chivington, president of the
association. Sunday dates and the
length Of the playing season were the
points at issue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
Norwegian Woman TX Winner.

, NAV YORK;. March 19.-Miss Molla
Of the National indoor tennis. to-day
defeated Miss Marie Wagner. the title
holder. ct. Cd. Mrs Marshall Nc
Lean and Mrs. s. +. Weaver won the
doubles. The pair OF former title hold
crs defeated Miss Juercstedt and Miss
FLORENCE i;all in So. So, e.. The
test
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

>, ATLANTA. March 19.-The Buffalo
Fcdcrais defeated the Georgia Tecf
seven innings. Schnlz and Woodmar
pitched for Buffalo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

Tin cans ratified around the ball yard
yesterday. Dunnie has started handing
out releases and Strain, O'Bricn, Ramey
ana Mitchell were the first to go. The
tnrce remnants of tho 1914 Colts were
signed by Ray Ryan, their former
poss; ana VIII be given an opportunity
70 play with Rock Mount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

Skip's Morning Smile

April showers and November weather
was combination the Virgininns were
unable TO stand yesterday, and the af-
ternoon practice was called of.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

HEAIMoNT, TEEAS. March 10
hnnchca hits gave the st. Louis Amer
icans TO ! victory over the Beau
mont, Texas. league team to-day. Hocf
pitched for St Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

Will Dunn. superintendent Of the
grounds, was the only man In the Vir-
gilman camp pleased to see n little
rain; The showers yesterday helped
much In getting the new inficld sod
packed down. little rolling to-day
with hand machine Will put the dia-
mond into fair shape
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

Dunn has cornered some good two
handed ,r eaters. but 1t has been observed
before In training camps that they
don't necessarily make good wohanI
cd ball players.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
SCHANG HITS BALL HARD
Homer. Triple. Double and Single Help
AthictIcs Heat Cubs. o TO 8.

The Philadelphia Athletics batted
Vaughn ard Lavender hard here to-day,
and defeated the Chicago Cubs. to g.
Schang made home run, a triple a
double and single. The score:
r. H. E.
Chicago .0O30 0OO0o-3 : i
Philadelphia ..o0o oO.-9 10
Batteries: Vaughn, Lavender and AR
cher, Bresnahan Brcssler, Myers and
McAVoy, and SchanS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20
DOWN THE ALLEYS

The. Times-Dispat ch team won two
out OF three games from the Newports
on the Newport alleys last night Cor
don was high. made with .i2 In his
hTst game. Smith led The FINES Dis
patch team. with 202
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

That Rotary bunch Is going after
not be surprising to- see police re-
serves called out to keep The crowd OF
the held on the opening day. The more
the merricr. says Dunn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

Young McInnis has arrived but did
not get down to work yesterday on ac-
count of weather conditions lie Will
nnd that he has a fight on hand, as
lloch, the Wilmington first sacker. is
showing up we'll. Brother Stuffy's
reputation makes good copy for the
dopcStcIs. but other things arc neccs-
SarN 10 suit the fans. lioch and Me
lnnis both have good records, and
either will prove valuable on the ini-
tjal corner.
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baltimore
Totals
lotalS ...... 80 > %
SUMMARY. First hoso on halls-of

) =
.laNncs 90. Struck out--By Quinn. 4.
Two base hits-Duncan, Walsh. Sacri-
flee hits-Swancina CD. Walsh. lifts
on Evans. in > innings: Jayncs. in
1 innings. Time OF game, lea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

Jack Onslow. former Detroit catch
er, has been purchased by the l3isons
from Providence. He Is corking good
backstor. and demon with the viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

Iiandball, that most ancient OF sports
is used by Ball Bates and Kellogg to
reduce the fat. AZ old as the game is
many persons were puzzled at the an
tics OF the trio And some should
have been In position 70 know
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-20

wouldn't ii he appropriate for the
naryinan. Wahle, signed by the High.
Iandcrs. TO nop over to the Chifeds.
where he would TT in with the Whales
most appropriately?