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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
TARHEEL AMATEUR IS
IJKBOTTuNG GOODS.

Rocky Mount N. c. Apwti L.
Getting of at a great Grip and with the
added advantages OF being accllrnated
and near condition, ''Esuck'' Dardsn.
aAlAG@x ooansy soy IRON Scotland
Meek who canas into the fold Of the
virginia League haElaUaons on Sunday
lsss, lis prowinw che H@sa@mtion OF the
practice season ehua far The anna
teur Ia welI known In baseball over
Eastern Carolina ana having played
with 9reanvflle In the Atlantic Coast
League for a s@aaon and since that
time with strong semi professional
clubs. Dardan this year A&ptrea for
Glass G career, and after season OF
training at home the fellow broke into
ths Tarhssi camp Sunday ant has been
going In great Style, As an evidence
OF his condition and the impression Of
the manager OF the piaygrs ability.
Ray Ryan. who directs the TArhsels
dsstinies, declared this morning that
Darden would pitch a PARK. If not all.
or Mondays game aRatumI the Boston
Braves
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR BOWLING TOURNAMENT
Big scoreboard VIII Be Big Feature OF Atlantic Coast Aso
citation Annual Event, Which Is TO Be Held During
This Month In the National Capital

ins days OF tns entries. che rNos enAv
ths ladies In shs tournament vas ever
looked IL is the int8nGian Ut tha
tournament ofnciaia 60 sss aside a
night exclusively Eug the msmeaEm ~
the fair sex fhe entrance fee ks 10
be sAke foe each lady, ana knts fuad
Il 10 b. divided ia the same smMnnes
as for ths tourney proper. thAs ~ ID
per sent ~ to be set AsAaa K0x ths
wAnnasa Ia thss@ events.
ladies' nl1ht viii noe o~oaT umkli
near enc close aE tns tournament. ard
farther details as 10 this social ss@ssk
wlli Be published iataF.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
FRESHMAN CLASS WINS
EL0N COLLEGE TROPHY
Much Interest Manifested In Track
work by students Ia North Gar
olinA School.

Mon College n. C.. April Tho
freshman class we're sinners In tha
field day meet OF this year In no year
has the interest la track been so
genuine and pronounced ar al this
lime. The faculty athletic commit
tee had announced that loving cup
would be given the winning class To
DO kept In tha library as memorial
10 the class that should win Ia tina
annual track mess. The class OF 1919
mas the homer Of having It's name en-
graved on thla loving cup Tor tbs nrst
time. The contest waa a close one,
however, and the freshmen only won
~ two points over the Iuniorm The
senior elaAs won the booty prise. that
Is Go say they ala not score - single
point Ia the meet
This contest wAs preliminary To the
futur-Co4teat ata meets which Will oc~
cur later. The frat meet Is expected
10 be held with CTuitgora early In the
month OF April Wake Forest is 70
ba INST on the local grounds also oa
April 20 These are tha only two
meets 60 be held here with other coll
IeSss thta season Manager Franks
expects 20 DO shiu 30 enter fast teau
ln -ths A3l4stAta maet tu Us held al
Carolina Track ta the youngest Ath-
letlc sport here. bat IL has more ad-
bar8nts than all fhe others combined.
The star OF The contest was Everett
TO. Of the freshman class. who won
3 points tha lo0-yard dash. the age
yard dash and the 4S0-yard dash
Richards OF the junior class. was a
close second with Ii points. winning
the frat place ia the ssB-yard dash
and s. second place ia aha pole vault
aud 2S0-yard dash King OF the
freshman class. made "A nna Individual
record. scoring ten points in tns shot
pat and tie hammer throw. as was
atao Thomas. OF tho JuniOr class, " no
won TO points ia tho hiah Jump ard
thu broad jung Tbs freshman olAAs
took first plao@ IN the l60~yhrd dash.
the t2U~yard hurdle race. she 320-yArd
dash the ahotpuL the &40-yArd RAGS
and hammer throw The juniors taok
nr@t place In the broad jump pola
vault. the high jump. the mna-raCa
and Tia H80-yard raG@, Ths sophie
muros won FIRST place la tbs only one
event gaa ggo-yArd hurdle. The nnal
SCORE by ei@as was, Freshman. a.
points Juniors. 40 SOPHOMORE So
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
aatts<aw DOWN nts aiN


ssAs taaep As aoassa III NeAai stAsF
Westminster Ma April i Albert
Gibson. "a faEmsr returned t0 his hame
az atwood yp@taHala y afternoon and
ib q nt &c anger ever a trivial atAur
mnnt pursued his aoR Mau Ollpaoa
ntgataan years eld far eofaa distance
0Nef his farm. nnaliy wheutiaA hitu
with s. large sun The hoHs aothee
leok ga ca a. the tragedy vas tAAtnk
place and probably saved him erom
death ~ asa@etlns tna aim ~ the
sun
rha father had b~en ytsittas az ths
honta ~ = aslAhneg ana shllu There
tuoh a quantity af hard oiAaf Nn his
return husne the family noticed bis
condition Au argument started he
vw~n father and SON and the fofNet
announced ghAt he was going tw set
hlm shotgun ana SETTLE the argument
a. Re returned 60 tae Hfst noos wtth
ths aua ire mwn ram aHt 80 the hAah
deer THE elder tlthsan ptsEwuea
Bonne distance away the euu halted
thinking tha father wouia not shoot
A. the father drew CLOSE 10 the SON ne
rmiasd the Kun 20 bic shoulder ana took
h. m al tie Young mans head MIRA
Ogpsnm sesaaa her husband arm ms ne
pulled the trigger and the masale ~
tha gun wAA Detected aowHwaFa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02

aafingsun. - g. Aprtl VITA
the opsnina Of eha great Atlantic Coast
Bowling Association Tournament oniy
three days on, the minar "details Ahtch
ara KolnK 90 snake sor chs tompiets
success II fns bis sporting event Afa
rapidly shaping themselves. Thia
na0rning AZ the Palace Alleys squad
or shs eISy's eaet pia boya Ia to as
aaanDle. And from Amaag tham Nial
bs choa3n the sAxsa@a @ustodAAAs ~ kha
pin pita. The uuys will ia uniformed
Ia 4 manner 60 aanfurm with ths gen
vrai high eharactsT % ths tournament
building equipment James johnson
ef the Palace. generally conceded che
beat pin hos in Washington. Will haVa
charge OF this squad
Two referees will preside over The
gaui tines These men will ba station
ga la An elevated position, 90 either
aide 90 tbs alleys hiacA Wiii have
jurisdiction avaE sis, Alia signal fhAt
. foul has BAaa committed will ia Inc
hlowins Of whistis. Whsn this
y histis ID BieWn. &il aliay aesivsty 10
aup paaeA 60 a~asa iassaasly Fha
rufeFse will tAHn aNhibls a l@sss nam
hee corresponding "a ths allag namv
assf upon whlan The fnui has hewn
committed The scorers and Hswlexa
having A@keM oe8ntAaatea OF khs breath
~ the euis@, tha rellina viii than be
EeauutadA
Work will DO nalahsa today an the
mammoth @saaF@ha@sa, - feature aE she
tournament saur@ly nSw IN laeAt
hawlinS annals. These @eafehs@sde
are % 10 figta@n feeg hiAns sAa letter
iug and laguF@a upea them b@ina plain.
IL al@earnsbls FROM she rear waats OF
the nolamoalaus aranaasAna. rhcMs
who have watched n,Al1hes ia shim city.
where the status OF the game was ffae
ausnfty tn douhk. sill readily appr@s
elate hew maeh this eoerehemfA will
aid 10 ths enjoyment on the fellow
eFm az chs game
Th1 meorw wtil es keps ~ bs2. unsAa
the sgth rfam@. ard then repeated
fran ahAE on until tha tsnth box A
aeri@a Of telephones will run from
the oFscini scores 60 the mcaFa~
boards, 80 that ut All tfgmaa the board
Aaa ben viii be ia agreement
I'm shs a@mKaaien sncfaena ~ the eae3~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02

aEHa there wsn hardly
asat available Ga fbe h,eachera aftef
ne -ra started
. arst.r4 we're tire first % break
the fea Heu1.uE on@ runner across me
gar "a fhe third frame 40 ms re@uit
20 HHea Uo0aecu&3ve singles by @0@A*
s~s Aanvnr ana Jameson, tbs former
e--v. ar tha plate In tb@ following
s .n washington club got hold
~ Johrnv Verbaufs b@ndars for foaf
a-.I nsfs waI30ps. and those. Co
base on balls. q heta sr =
rhofee and sacrifice hit gave ihe out
~ fram ta@ nafioual capital two mora
#v tHa fourth frafae me virEtniana
began f5 6nH Jos BoehllnE. and -Four
Sal HbomH com ufnea win a base 9n
aala case Richmond their arst tH2
H.-a HsnRmon started things OF
aasb single and Angle ArraKon drove
.-a abe rNht-eautar fence Tor
fTfafa aha former crossing the plate
E5as scored ArraKon with two~baa4
walton. and Nya asnt out, Bo@hilnE SO
EEIItauH. eeudIng the Richmond FIRST
asF fo the third Jack However.
HtueI wsa caught eff thB bass. there
ug killing Richmond = chances Tor
===staar scoring IN thu inning. Ah@
..#rz5n.ana died fhe score in the attn.
when they landed on Bo@nhnH TOE
three more @Mfet8sa McDeruaott start
80 the inning with single TO len
8ald and Handryx drove one over SEC
eHB Hasa. sending Frank 70 third
-ra9an scored MoDsFgnoEt With an
other kaRs wailop 70 left aeid
fleuaryx tried 10 score on the hit. but
waH called nut ~ tho home plate on
"a close play
Ross relieved vsrseou4 after tina arm
inning and Parks the HTst man 20
face htu drove out a three Dagger
% enc rtght-nsld fsnca. Nick Altrock
gslH5 BE- as pinch hNter and scored
hz1a ON sacrifice fly 20 csntsv. Wash
.netan scored one more run IN the
Hfa when Parks singled and L'T.
Yaneey Ayres drove him home with
q saree- baxKar 60 rigtgt-c@ntsr,
Arraeon and Ea5el carried on ths
hitting honorA for Richmond. The 1T
tGs cuban landing on the pellet FOR a
sFsAIs and single, while ths local ftrmt
sucker gnruegad two doubles Clemens
landed On the apple for oouple oi
safeglas out OF I'VE tripa 20 the plata.
Tins fielding honeFa w@n& 10 Mco@F-
mott
T9aa bgrx m>ow@s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02

Although the Nlrmfnjans have hss
only gwo weeks practice they are dis
playing fine form. ana BY ina time tha
season opens en- Apru rs, the clnb viii
be Ia 8ne fettle 30 meet the Cham ples
Buffalo Herd Manager smith is very
well pleased with the way tbs pas
timers have h@sn working during tbs
past few days, He declared last nighs
that they have been displaying mneA
better form than ne bad anticipated
FOR such a brief practice May fans
we're heard 90 cay yesterday that tha
team At present looks much better
than al any time during last sea
son.
All indications pogut 20 a aueesAse
ful season thls ear fer tbs Vtreanians
and IL looks a. II this will be the best
baseball year ia the history of Rich
mond More interest IL being mani
Tested ia the team than ever before
aud il looks 80 Il tha natlpasl pAztinns
wa come into It's own onee more Ia
this U3EY Yesterday thore than 88aa
people witnessed the game between
the Vtrginlans aaa Senator'S wA8l@
lssw than hAlf that num D@g Saw tha
opening game here last season wttA
Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
Richmond College
to Leave | onight
on Southern Trip

Tonight At $50 o'clock the Rich
mand College 8Dadara ksaNn ca ths3s
annual Southern trfn They No from
Richmond 20 Wake FeEeaE, WATCH
team the local oollsgians will meet
Monday afternoon, while on the fpi-
lowing day, April T. the Spiders win
meet the University Of North Caro-
llna Wednesday they play North
Carolina A. A. A., and on the sth thsy
play their last game GA the trip South.
this being with Davidson College
Dohaon viii take twelve m@n on the
trip They are; Craven and Blankaa~
ship catcherB: 8ollias Knight and
Cox. pitchers. Grossly. Pitt, L3ggan
and Northern. fnfisldavs. Carter, MIL
Ter. and ths other amtfiaidsr viii be
chosen from Sisson, Breadaua and
McNeil The eeam viii return FRI
day ana put on q few preliminary
touches for the first cham ptonshfp
game Of the series, which viii ba with
william and Mary Ia Richmond On
April Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02

With FIVE games with ma 1or lsagaa
slahs and oas with the local rollaa
department. baseball eutat, Tia vtF~
sfnianA have a busy seek e@fSw@ ehama
socal baseball enthusiasts with Be tee
asr@6 opportunities TO see four btw
league clubs In action out az Broad
Street Park between tomorrow and
saturday. thsy begnw ths Senator's Bos-
ton Braves, philadelphia Ath5atiea ana
Philliss. who are scheduled 10 perform
here against the Rtralnians Two davm
Many beilevs the pennsnt rmee I'm the
National LEAGUE this year viii be be-
tween tha Boston Braves ana pat Ne
ran'B ouaksrs ans the local sport
lovers are anxious 70 ace tbs two out
fits in action. Tuesday they will sa@
such men as Johnny EvsFa IRA hhlt~
Maranvtlls. Ed Konstehy Rudolph.
James and others In action. while Wed
nssday and Thursday such men ~ LIS
dsrua. Waited fBruver Cleveland
Alexander, CrAwath ana Evpa Rixsy
will perform AZ tbs local pssslminx
grounds.
Friday Manager Smith viii Sand hsa
undsrllnga against RiehmonGa hlas
coats. while on Saturday afternoon
they win go up against coanis Aack's
rejuvenstsd Philadelphia Athaetiea.
Altar tails s&n1s with the Asckmsn tha
local club viii have only one more
con test with big league clubs. that
being with Johnnis McGraw+a New
York 8iants next Monday
Following this game with the
Caothamites the Virwinianm win xa So
Rocky Mount tor game wtxN naw
Ryaam outft, altar which thu Rich
mondsra will come 10 H0pswelT for a
game with win Claxkss wfsAFaA
a ssssg 80 #af
lowed Wlth two games at Broad Btraet
PARK wlth Rocky Mount and three with
Heiuia Buscha Raleigh club, Of ehs
North Carolina L@Agua. The last xsy0
exhibition games OF tha sea
son will bs played ln Richmond April
21 ana e. with King Keilyss Peters
burg Coolers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
v. { NJ. ACADEMY WIN
FROM OLD POINT TEAM.

Especial to The Richmond VirRinimn.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. April The
william and Mary Academy defeated
Old Point College by the score OF
to 3 The faature ~ tha game WAS
tha pitching Of Eliza. who struck put
twenty-five men and allowed out
three hits In thu eighth inning Ellis
made a record for himself by driving
home run over center nald fence
No william and Mary man In tho
college or academy ever did this stunt
@efore
Ellis and Rowe starred FOR the
academy each getting two hits out
OF four tripa to the plate Zaboio
pitched r good game for the Old
Pointers, but vas given poor support
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02

Thirty Men Trying TO Make Letters On Virginia Military
o. Institute Squad In Field Events This Season
N Workouts Being Held Daily

44exaum4au Va. April AFTER
4s4fmm manN YeaNn NJ looks as though
8xMrk se0rA had al last really started
~ Ysrgtnla military Institute
xm mptte or lhs tisasreeAtta weather
shNwS has been a s4ou squad is uf~ihs
Dat cash afternoon course 8f 'Ah3
gh4 90otoalf heIa has neeu mat kr3
eat aud 10 Is tha hope and @apoet@s
xssxsa 4hAt Ehls wiN by nsxt yeaf 81
8~essg. BE- turned iuto e. GOOD elndef
tga0M. Thara are apouF tbirty lueu
euk vi present each tfylas 3D. etttaet
xfzn epaeE attention 10 lille 3@shi"k
fxsggx nslt % fax everyone lie more
~ 4a@w = dark hasae aiaua N#lF $3.50.
~ knasy work has bssn aaue aHd no
1n14& trial. taAea
IA x3Afnms meas haas Hz#u started
Mss& E0nrgeuA asba temporarily eaearh
~ MATT 1t Father EiAe wsEN ht# a.aN
&mHA. Mait permanently el@et th"
&1&@M ksnB8 sac aFa la SAD ln tne al.
pzs8a whegs taast and MarphFa
xs&w III ahuuaauch
ID MwAA many Wta haFv sHH~W u#
N4k4sv msij iu tins atHHte distances
M @1@En a. t.v fAthet ahofg pE afFlat
Nx& xka1@& of Eht Mw@ oH sG.Hu"f wf
Ns&&M d@ns ia uUf H.auY EHsoHsaua 10
A<H1Sksg kMettn@. araFn runHEHg aHtthlms
x&6m xkMn half Ht &tu
4 @s0a9 thaue ~na have eaavo ap
Mf* &xsamils we'll sfa Nae HeHutrs.
- s4spisY. 4ss}ef aea NatheIt
fNtEa II d suud rhaata a9tu fHE
Eh&&sM maH t#mbvsa aaps lA&h fua
NJ ka&@e ahWre whHte NtrEtHHa
YtmrY 1nstifaga 10 entered H. trt
Stt&f kas@s w}th NuHtHta FaAt~yh.
l&&aatuss and Agricultural snJ Me-
= f&Nxa il uMlY 81 uuut0 nv The
n 0k tEtp. Ga the maet 81 oa htlt
~ M1MxzM @olphsn uuatg aaaHtaeA af ttt
tU&swssy ~ FtennH1tYaHia H4Htea
1NM SIRE lattwf part af Apr8 a~a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
suaE8oM HAmw awD1AMa
NzaAA @@ sO1Aa rNsas sMAms

Tha sale Of mulioa hAbY InAiaus
daria@ ths year 1919 ia aew toaA ga
foy and o. n Iompkins ou West BROAD
street expects SO ssit mis- SMART pt
them Hhs tmdtAns foF asls AFa the
new model lixht laatau motorcycles. for
whlah AkN Tanpktns has ths local
ANunoe. Au advertisement ~ AT
Tumpktm@ appears ia fhs Wis @tmlAn
thiA meratnA Rh# announcement rs
Mm interesting pns. Aaa a vtAit 60 atr
romDktn'a place of business mhsfs the
new meter marvel mas he seen @nd
where th@ santat Afr. Iousah ins a anS
tuus o. tell theae staAtps inquiry all
Il bout tne Indt4o wil prove syen more
iutas@attaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
William and Mary
Defeats OenlnaryA
In Close Contest

Especial so Tha Richmond pirmntan,)
WILLIAMSBURG Va April THIS
Indians today defeated tina Union
Theological Seminary In q fast game,
to- O The preachers ct no time
had an opportunity 10 score Chief
Gsrnet held Ills opponents sCoreless
during The hve innings ha pitched and
struck cat twelve meu without allow-
ing n single nit Spencer who sue
eeedea him in The sixth inning. also
pitched sell FOR two innings. Fore
hand, gnaaRster was given a try
out To the last two frames. and pltch-
ed fine BAH
Three Of the four taiItss came In
the hrst inning. when He8in singled
wRs sacrificed 70 third. bat WAS put
QUIZ Newton Was safe and cams
homs when williams singled and
Striker doubled These. coupled with
he'd WtIiams double and Mon
cures double, ustted the three runA
Anderson uRhtened up after this and
held the locals ia check. except Ia
the second Inning
Score by innings. r. r. F.
w & M.+.....sI0 600 o0s-a 10 2
L. r. & 0n0 eco 900 q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
Cluster Springs
Defeats Danville
In F asst Contest

Especial 20 The Richmond vlrgfni&ns1
Cluster Springs. Va April H.
Cluster Springs Academy won from
Danvills school for Boys by the score
of II 10 s. Cluster Springs batting
rally In the fourth inning featured.
the team batting around and scoring
eight runA Captain Cooper, Bridges
and Play featured a. the bat for
Cluster Springs. while CopenhavsT1's
steady work on arHt was a feature,
who. although sick. played a star
game Cluster Springs stole eleven
bases and secured eight hits
Batteries: DAnwtIIe school
Cramsr, Bayns and era wford. Cluster
Springs-Dancs and Cooper
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
John Marshall to
Play Pen f'ushers
Game at Byrd P ark

john Marshall Hiwh Hohoors base
bali team is ch@dn}ad 90 piay @viith-
deal business College tamosrow ar
feruof A. O'Clock The two teams
VIII clash at O'Clock Coach Grig9.
of the MarHnallftaa announced last
NIGHT that wood ward and Btumpf
would In hII likelihood Do the battery
for John Marshall Mould may ba
ata rtaa on ths mound. however
Coach Ha1NeDHth a9 swHhdeaR
made RIO announcement na go biE bat
tery Yer fha game yesterday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
" AsAHN0Ix1N C9sUn LOSES
~ mfAth&tMA4x v p4su&8H Eksa

w a@hinmtpn AuFN : Bentley. ths
W aAAlnn tau lafH hAnasr. weakened in
thn gemth imaiaa today And nf0aA tyn
scored fha eaU tysa runs &c the game,
Cheney worked tour inniass feE The
yialtafw aaa waM never tn danger Dell.
wno replaced httu wa4 fully az @1~
festive Waiter johnson started Fpr
w aahtnhtou aaa ptehvA his uaaal sued
game. Sehwabs wrror a eauate ny
o. Mara and 8 douels by Miii@g A@v@
ftFoahlym thetF Fuua
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
RANDI MA GA mTmAE INCREASED
BUSINESS uwMM $50 aaeN CMmW

Var AoS per Ssnt Increase n buas-
nss4 gn ths Last fnw nunths. ana tor
ghs eulldsns OF hAads9nle new basi=
aasa place GA Broad street la witch
Ems Overhead Kiohmoaa company m0w
temporarily &uArtadsd al bs1 nAst Main
Ssr@ss sha merit 9G tho Overland car
~ rSsyuaaabla There are m0w b@ia@
turpsa sut 81 tha Overland plAAt Al
rolsaps sh@ iArasse 10 the woria 8ns
Thousand care dMily. Thia alons speaks
velama@ gpf th~ that MAKES kos
ais@atta bamt1@s@
BIT. naaaM manager uf ghs Rtahm0aa
Headquarters Vt tbs Overland Wliig@
G0sapAmys has been in charge hers faE
anfg Faw mSontha pat aartuR aha&
tlns, ne gapor1s ths business has ms
creased msoK~ tAAa AGO pee aeaG NN
nsas4 hAa "a iatefssttna aaaoaaes~
n&ns "a the aavsaStaiHR saiamns ag
tbs vtrstntaa this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
naCM RaNsNda4A aaUNs
T1 aNOUf FOM KANAA

Cincinnati q Apal 1 RATA tedAy
prevented the Aaas and YamAs@a re
50 miag their exhibition series. tt was
announced to-day that Brady. recruit
pitcher has bean released by the
Yankees t0 the Columbus team Of the
American Association Dick Kfnpeiia.
far fve years ehief arout ~ tha lsAnts.
today signed eentract 60 hunt ivory
Tor the Yankees daring this Ramt year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02

New faG@ Lac So Esxs@ee George.
tspaetAI 90 The Rtehmoud Virkiatsn.b
hepswelL Va April In was
learned gsdM gthaf regular nAckor
bus line win be established between
p'riaea 0@orgs Courthouse and watts
hul q poiat oa tha Pstarsbars ama
AppomattoK Railway, connecting with
the eNrs when leave hopowsA &aa
Petersburg at saA A. M. Rna swerY
kasa hours there Af8ar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
ATHLETIC LEAGUE TO
MEET NEXT TUESDAY

a meeting OF the Athlstio League
has been called for Tuesday night la
The Y NJ g. A 4blae room Al s4Is
o clock when the adoption OF a play
ing schedule and other important
business will be conducted Umplrsa
will also be selected. and those de-
string such y position are requested
10 be- present All manage are earn
estly urged 70 AtE@nd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
on aa.a.n IKvAp 80 aaaEr~ns..

New York. April t.-Arm Ane@
Enis3er Burks and Miss Nell Richard
s0n on Thursday win begin . ta.eee~
mile trip sar eufYraan They will
leave New York IN their little yellow
Aut0mebile. NnAaA tha AumEaass ~
ths N@tionAl AmsrA~aa wesS~n sur
fsm@m Association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
DANIELS WILL ATTEND
PETERSBURG OPENER
Secretary Of Navy Accepts Invitation
30 Toss First HALL an Came
April "A.

Special 70 Ths Richmond vfrginiax.}
Petersburg. Va. April l.-~Jo@eph ua
Daniels, sasretRry Of the Navy. will
be present ana toss the 1rst ball at
the opening Of the championship
baseball season In Petersburg april
"a according 10 an announcement
made today by the local management
x@A4@la was fnYfs@c several
daxRsNxQ. enc n letter nas been res
csiV8 bonn htxn indicating that he
will n hand unless soTnathing IN
for &reps Ap ln the meantime
to M MIN xxpm faa king this trip.
'sNtFw" Nelly and Secretary Dan
isls are both from Raleigh. and are
fast friends. ~ was for this reason
that he accepted the invitation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02
jim THORPE RELEASED
To MILWAUKEE, CLUB

Eeaumone Tew.. April Jim
Thorpe. the famous Sac and FOX
athlete, today was released by tha
Giants 10 the Milwaukee club OF the
American Association. IL is believed
20 he ThorpeTs hnish In the big leagues.
His batting was = disap polntmeBt
again this season.
Rain today prevented a game sched~
uled between thu Giants and sha local
Texas Lsaga@ team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-02

"HafTe0 Tor NNHNIIUM u NIHtft-
Summary Two base hits-Eih@l,
Three base htts--Arra Kon, Parks.
Ayrua Sacrifice hits--PArka. Altrock
stolen haae@- Jameson, Milmn- Dou~
BITE plays Eankston 90 ibsi5 ea
V@r 30 WilliamA 8Truoh out~~By
Haeh}lnw s. by Raaa. 8 by Ayres,
tgasaw on ballB~o0 Nsrbout , or
Haahllnw VIA Pitch Hoes. t4lts
made@On v@rbuuL . Ia innInksi
orr BoeblinK. ia 8 inninEa Um-
ngra--Afr. We@tarvalA Ttrna-e-fI'wu
hours