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Try COBB BEGINS TO move
GEORGIA PEACH FINALLY
LANDS IN COVETED CLASS
lvnn Olson. of brooklyn, Leads National
League Bntsmen-NIillcr, OF
browns, Tops Amcricnn.

CHICAGO. April 2s.-Ivan Olson. OF
the BROOKLYN Nationals. with $40. and
cans. with 500. are the leading battcrs
In tho two major leagues. according to
Ty Cobb Is beginning TO movo up
ward among American League bats
men. The figures show that Cobb.
Of illness. has Increased his average
from .23l, as shown last week, to 300
I'M aferage ranks him Signteentn In
the batters in total bases with twenty
one; and is tied with Felsch, OF Chicago,
In home runs. at two each, Fclsch
leads in runs scored with ten. Speaker.
Cleveland. and Baker. New York. are
ahead in stolen bases with four apiece.
W. Miler. St. louis "re 80: %unam maker
New York. 3S7; Speaker. Cleveland.
$50; Janvrin, Boston. $50: Gedcon. New
Henry. Washington. .3ss: Heiiman. De
troit: .3lS: Smith. cleveland, AIS; Hob
YGr a nesto M,x ,sls: Gilh0oleE Ssw
hosson: siS: Pfsit ST. o asaf'ks sSs
,ao2: Cobb. Detroit. 800. - y" '0' -
The ten leading pitchers In the
American League, ranked according 10
earned runs. are klepfer. Cleveland
Swon >. lost %. 900: Marklc, New
ton twon 4. lost %. l.o.: Fisher. New
philadelphia won /. lost ~, Ia:
Faber. Chicago twon ,. lost o.. 150:
Gounbe Sleyeland twon 2. lost o.. l6s;
i.73: $. Coveleskie. Cleveland (won /,
lost -. 1876.
In the National League Max Flack.
lead in runs scored with ten each. the
former in ten games Groh has most
co h icnI twenty-three. Safer. Chi;
Chase, Cincinnati. and Carey, Pitts
burSh. are ahead in stolen bases with
nrs each 9;l The Nationals, 800, batters
are: OLSON. brooklyn, .545: Doolan, Chi
caso. 500: Mollwitz. CINCINNATI. .4G2;
Chase. Cincinnati. .+55: Compton. Bos-
Kaa New fS aaeeE s54 f Eisak Ghica ssa
,361: Groh. Cincinnati, 36l: Konetc6v
Boston; ;s4s; Safer. Chcaso. ass: Pas.
,333: Niehoff. Philadelphia, 1913: Beaii,
Cincinnati. 1888: Rari.ien. New York,
80: Iilnmerman, Chicago. .325; Yerkes.
Grifith. CINCINNATI. .313: Gonzales ST
Louis. ;SoS; f. Burns. Philadelphia, 300.
cor rhe ten n Leading pitchers. ranked ac-
st. Louis twon l. lost ID, o.s1; McCon,
neii. Chicago twon .. lost y. O.33;
aH az Tnner Pittsburgh {won |. lost y,
-. IS; Schneider. Cincinnati (won 9.
lost - 1.S9: Rudolph, Boston (won 2.
lost y. 100; Toney. Cincinnati won !, !,
lost y, 2.04; Alexander Philadelphia
won :, lost -. 2;s2,; $. Smith. Brook
Batters hitting 1893 or better in the
sonthern Associa ion are: Walker. Lit
We Rock, .66I Coombs. Birmingham.
800: sylvester. New Orleans, .437:
Swaeina. Mobile. .42l; Powers, Chatta.
Trasher. Atlanta. .sTS: Allison, New Or
leans. 1858; Hauser. Birmin CHAM, .353:
kores Nashville. $50; jacobson. Little
Memphis. ..3i1: Bluhm. New Orleans
.a3S: Rumler. Little Rock. 333: Ifauff-
man, Nashville. 1913. Kaufman, Nash
vile, ieads in total runs with thirteen.
IhraSher. Atlanta, leads in total bases
win twenty-four and in home runs
Win Two; Lee. Nashville. is the lead
inS base stcaler with six
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JACKETS DEFEAT TIGERS

ASHLAND, VA. April "a Randolph
Macon bail-toSscrS registered their
return into the championship race this
afternoon by winning from Hampden-
sidney in thrilling and pretty con-
test. which Was duplicate of last
years performance for the Jackets.
won by punching hits in the ninth af-
ter two man We're out and three runs
were sent across the plate. The yell
low Jackets had men on bases in al
most every inning, but the punch was
lacking
Triton ,wirlcd good bali for the
tigers hni weakened in the last
frames. The Tigers were the first to
ROSS The pan, taliyinr once In the
man cut short q Lemon and Black rail-
~ IN the eighth frame when he raced
across second ana took Wilson'S throw
IN The run. forcing Corbill out.
Tie Lemon and Elnck machine, AL
though little shaky AT times. put up
great defcnsiv, game Woodrin
started on the slab for the locals.
kccp'rt the hits well scattered Mar
ston. who succeeded him In the eighth
held the Tigers close. Win the Score
OF to against them in the nnal
round. Marston led of with "a two
nacgcr ana took third on Sayare's
Dound"" 10 second Lancaster ripp-d
o., hot Oh" down IN" third base line,
which Sutcr grabbed ana Marston was
caught between the bases. Then came
~ fireworks Moss iripicd TO deem
ed. took second ana both runners
scored when Huttcrwurth sof his sec
"nd hit ~ the day. The Jackets w.r,
effective with the stick Brittiurhn, m
scttnS three Ssi.rics Richmond Dolnd
'n' thFee hts for iiampdcn- Sidney
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MANY RECORDS EQUALEO
FAST WORK is DONE AT
PENN RELAY CARNIVAL
Three Worlds Records Met and Ono
COLLEGIATE Mark Smashcd-Isle
Won Two-Mile Race.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2s.-Harvard
won the relay championship OF Amer
lea ut the University OF Pennsylvania
relay carnival on Franklin field to-
day. The Crimson team was composed
OF Biddle, Bingham. Wilcox and PEN
nHpacker. The time was 3:la. Prince
ton was second ard the University OF
Pennsylvania. third
Three worlds records were equaled
ana one collegiate record was shat
tsred during the afternoon.
In winning the two-mile college re-
lay championship. Yale equaied the
record record Of ,7:9s. Cornell eauaied the
simpson. OF Missouri University.
cdualed the worlds record of 10 sec
onds FOR the l2n-yard hurdles.
Mucks OF Wisconsin. tho American
champion. threw the discus 145 feet
~ la in nsa"i breaking the former
In the pole vault. Foss. OF Cornell.
and Newsletter. OF the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA. tied at IL feet 8 inches.
In tho toss OF the coin, FoSs won
In the high jump the toss Of the coin
was again necessary 70 decide the win
nsr Richards. of Cornell and Oier.
|" rds.
The .one-mile relay college cham
WERE marvara. Pr!neeion. r Per- S:Hr,nis
princeton second and the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA third. In the one-miie
freshman relay event; the University
OF Pennsylvania won. with Princeton,
second and Columbia University third
overton. Copper. Barker and Rolfc
Won the tw"-mile relay for Yale.
lon-yard dash :inal-won by Smith
OF Michigan: Smith. OF Wisconsin, sec
ond: Tcchner. OF Harvard, third: But
ter. OF Dubuque. fourth. Time 1925
seconds
1et-yard hurdles fnal-won by Simp-
son. Of Missouri: Guhb. of Cornell. sec
ond: starr, of Cornell third. Time. -
seconds
shoi w, won by Muc<s. Of wisconsin
distance Is feet - inch: Richards. OF Cor.
neil second. a feet II. inches; Cam OF New
York third
high jump by Richards of Cornell.
teet !" inches: olc!. OF Yale feet inches
second; Johnston. Of Harvard. third
laNcl'n throw. won by Nourse OF Prince
ton, II feet Az inches; Grip. Of Illinois sec
ond. rs feet inches. aud Creighton OF
PENNSYLVANIA. third "
rwo-mile relay college championsh!p won
by Yale: Chicago. second: Michigan third!
Time. s.5S. " "
one;nl,ls college relay championship won
vsria third. No time
FOL. vault won by p Fcss. OF Cornell IL
fcet inches: Newsletter. ~ prnn.vivnn!a
second. II feet inches.
Four.'ntle college Chanpionehn WON nv
I,oth"ii: Wisconsin. second: Pennsylvania
Discus throw won by Wisconsin. I.5 t..,
cus" third -
Broad iunp--worthinston OF Dartmou,b
- teet Ia inches: Posuc. OF Illinois secnSJ
= teet - inches: Carter. or Illinois third
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corpuscles and rob the blood Of
it's rich, DEMONSTRATING quail
ties, rendering it thin, weak
and watery, unable to supply
the system with the needed
strength to resist disease.
The best treatment for this
prevalent malady is that which
will destroy malarious germs
in the blood, together with all
other poisonous material that
may be present.
S. S. S, the great blood bene-
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Of its impurities and nourish il
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getting a bottle Of S. S. S. It's
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ticeable.
Remember, S. S. S. has been
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purely vegetable. We have
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bles, which will be sent free
upon request. If you desire
special medical advice, for
which we make no charge,
write our Medical Department,
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New Orleans, Ia, April 2, 1915.
Swift Specific Company,
Atlanta, Ga:
Dear Sirs,-I happen to be one of
the many patients that suffered Will,
the dreaded disease, Malaria" and
was cured by 8. s. 9. forget how
much OF II took, but / want to say
mt the end OF two bottles i began to
feel myself better, and ! highly
recommend it to sufferers.
Yours,
FRANK p. BARBER.
413 S. jefferson Davis Pkg, New
Orleans, La.
Malaria is n poisonous germ
which gets into the blood from
external sources and is most
powerful for evil in those con-
situations which are saturated
with other poisons already
present in the blood.
1t is more apt to attack those
whose blood is impoverished or
impure from any cause, than
those whose systems are nor
NAL and whose blood is pure.
The healthy color of the skin
is given it by the millions of
little red corpuscles in the
blood. These are the carriers
of punishment, health and
strength to all parts Of the
body-in other words, the very
life Of the blood. When these
germs of malaria get into this
vital fluid they destroy these
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nnon,ers Win I,nth.

The BOY Room-l~ ~ Scball team
Dlaved two games Hay afternoon.
The first one Was asst the Chesa :
peake and potoma irphonc Co, and
WAS won by the Boomers by the score
of to 3. West. for the Boomers.
pitched a nice game, only allowing one
hit and striking ont nine men.
score by Innings: Ri e.
Boy boomers .......2 o. 5
c. e r. +. Co. ....Ol2 o. 3
tSiN innings by agrecmentD
Batteries-West and Collins; Slagie
and Neal.
The second game was against the
Jeff erson Park team. and the Boomers
were defeated by the score of Q to {.
The hitting OF Buck Willard and
Cox. for the Park boys, and Holt and
Collins. for the Boomers. featured the
game. Holt getting n single and Il
double out OF two trips to the plate.
Cox. for the Park boys. struck out
eleven men. and West. for the Boom
ers. struck out ten men.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Jefferson Park ....0128 90 % 6 .
Boy BOOMERS l0041 0-7 6 4
tSeven Innings by agreementD
Batteries-Cox and Broaddus; West
and Collins.
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CADETS HELD HITLESs
""S. on Clemson, TwIrIs Great G.us
"s"'nst '. VI. ]. and Wins by
Shut-Out Route

Nal. len iHGToE, Va. AiDl 2a.--In ,b.
d hfs zane Of ball seen OF, the local
o. South Carolina. defeated Y
~ me score OF 2 10 o Long. The Wis
NJ, us pi,chef, allowed the cadets no
~ = ana INC excellent tieldinr H.
o.chson allowed only two men to ~ ~,
on 81, n"seS during The entire nine in In.
,r',in,,, n"iS' -, who was on tn.
nouhu Tor the locals. gave up six hi,s
w. OF them being good for three baps
,m"Ss'r ana Jenkins. OF V NJ. l.. hoth
.raue beautiful catches in the o,,tanId
Major; OF Clemson. PLAYED Inc as;
S.iuumn basc ever seen In lexinrton
!ciilson made III the first and thirI
.hhihss' once on Il wild heav. ~,
n,a"'h ~ a threc-hase hit by M.HiiI'
!"'h with Haincs on base
Score by innings mn
y; NJ l. .6cooOo0oo-o a. q e 6
~ rnso' .... E 90 q noo-2 7
"a, nat'eTtSs: v. NJ II. Pitts and 7.
Umpire. Battery. w. e. NJ Tim. -;
game" hour 20 minutes VI
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

There Is only one moro week left
to enter the Palace duckpin tourney.
The entries close on Saturday. and the
tournament opens on May s. Bowlers
who roll duckpins are urged not to
miss this tournament. for 1t is tho first
OF Its kind ever held In Richmond
Tho cost Is 81 for each event, doubles
or singles, All tho money that is put
up lor entries Will go to the bowlers
one or two won't set It all
MANAGE Rowsey hopes TO meet all
.ne POWERS during this week and
Many girls and women are bowling
daily at Forest Hill Pnrk. Manaser
nitman has planned special events
y, At the Newport Alleys this week,
pins: all of which were over ths Ito
mark. His highest score was laa
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

Choice. ll5 CTroxier). $50. Sc. 81. Won:
Lady London. 10 tHaynes). 90. s37O.
second; Reflection, lO5 (Cruise). $50.
MIRA Iime. l:li rs. Lucky George,
Meciirka. orotund. Scraper, Rose
mary. Pharoah, Jesse. Jr Lohcn-
grin, Mary Warren. Protaeoras and
Ray o'Light also ran
Second--about two miles-Hand
running. las T.andry). salIO. $3.50.
$40. $3.50. second: Idle Michaei, 15o
,Anen). $40, third. Time. Ais Col
den YALE The Elephant also ran.
ihira-tonr and half furlongs-
sa 1l5 Kelsey. $3.50. $3.50.
$ $40. won; Judge wingaeld. 115
FISHER. ll5 'MctcaiD. 500. third. Time
100 ~ Grand Jury. Radiant Flnw.r
ava Marhlehead also ran
ih,Tile and seventy yeards-
out won: Wooden shoes. loS NC.
.ahtyl, Sc 40. out, second: King Nen-
niue los tMetcalG. ont, third ,rimA
] ~ - Sir Edgar also ran
Ne England. !o5 tMcCahcy>. se.Io. .3so
CMctcalf>. sseo and 81 % ;n"der, ~
iArdncr. los CEeogh, $500. third ,ri,.
- - Mr.. Mack Peacock. Tamer.'
''H ss ana oSuii!van also ran.
aha -, an" haIr turlOnEs-Re
cue 10 ,kelsay). 81. s37o and ss.so
ss 81" a., nda'H :, oG 100 tAndcrson)
ana $50 second; TIE Isl. 100
s.rarring,onl. 5000. third. Time 1. as
III. :rri per S,a!wart. Good Counsel. Einr
ran. v also
W,Tn"n,h-one mile and seventy yards
: ,Monocaccy. 1o4 (ParriretonS s7sn
sH;'V' :" 10. won; Scorpii. 100 Tafor
a. ~. $3.50. second; Mcnlo park
~ Haynes. s36o third. Time i.A7
'"rin FISH Shepperdnese. Baitror
Snn,n",' na!hSnorourh, Aston. Supreme
N"P'e' ana The Rump also ran
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Inc Miller 4 lShoads baseball team.
Just organized among the young men
OIL the store. won the first game plaved
against the Ford Letters vesteria
from l2:l5 to 20 o'clock. The bows
say they expect some spirited games
MS season, and are very enthusiastic
The Miller & Rhoads team is vcrv
proud OF the fact that its EMPLOYERS
and the employees together gave 1t the
oltht this season, including the suits,
gloves. balls and bats
Score by innings: p
Miller Rhoads .....1 4o01O2O o--S
roro Lotters o 0 OF o o 0 o o.
Batteries: Charlie Green and lanes
a. Warden; Joseph Turner and +. Fl
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GEORGIA BEATS VIRGINIA
CRACKERS TURN TABLES
IN LAST GAME OF SERIES
Galloway Loscs First Game OF Season.
ifits In Ninth WIN for
Visitors.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ClIAKLOTTESVILLE VA, April 90.
-Georgia turned the tables on vir-
GINA to-day; scoring well-carned
Erwin and Il triple by ellis. II was
the FIRST defeat OF the season f6r Cal.
INC Crackers first run came In tho
fourth. when Wooten laced out -
home run. Sticlilcy tailed In the same
inning for Virginia on Smiths long
Accurate throws from outaeld nv
smith and Captain White cut Off two
Georgia runs ut the plate. Morton
Virginia in the ninth, singled INT
Wcstbrook famed two pInch-hitters
Mccall and c. White. while Berkeley
WAS out on an easy fly to center.
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COLLEGE GAMES

AZ West Point. n. Y.-Army, 4: Le-
high, /.
,, A. Cambridge. Mass-HRrvard. 10:
University OF Vermont, O.
= Al Hanover, y. H--Dartmouih. s;
Williams J. -
AZ New York-New York University.
C; Swarthmore s.
AZ New Extraordinarily OF Penn
sylvhnia, S; Yale. Z.
AZ Ithaca, n. Y.-Princeton, o; Cor
:, AZ Baton Rouge, Ln.--Alabnma &; L. s.
u. 2. " " %
a; Jackson, Miss,-Atnlsaps. 8: Mississippi
Tennessee, 4 ' -
derbilt. . 80 - 81
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Masonic Home Wins.

The Masonic Home team defeated
the chit Chat Club team in a close
game by the score Of 10 to 9 The
features of the game was the pitching
OF Hall and Sloan.
Score by innings r. II. F.
Chit chat club Il . . n p s. IL IA
Masonic Home 8 4 10 s II
Batteries--Chit Chat Club, Sloan and
DIETRICH; Masonic Home, Han and
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Richmond Academy and the Medical
College OF Virginia will engage in bat
tic on Tuesday afternoon ut Byrd
Park. The Academy boys are In very
good condition at present. and are
"Sawbones." Monk Brown and Pu-
quay Will most likely be the opposing
fingers. Both twirlcrs arc there with
the goods. and the game should he a
hummer from beginning to end
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East End Sun. Sch...o o IS
summary: Twobas. hits--L Lewis, g.
Long. X. Lacy. Longest. Three base hit.
Hclchts Home run-tiary. Sacrifice hits
Wiltshire. Sacrifice ny-Powers l.. Lewis
X. Lacy. Gary, Walker. Elicit. Olivst. Sto-
len basos--ruwers. l.. lewis. Ii. Lacy. Gary
Walker. Elicit. Aiver On. Goulding CD.
Walden. Ii!,a--on Siivery in innings: off
Ford. in innings. OFF Walker. 10 In . In
nings bases on ballS-by Silvery, >; by
Walker !. Struck oui-by Siivery. 5: by
Ford. =; by Walker. S Wild pitch-E. Lacy.
LIEF, on discretionary Baptist. =: East End,
Umpire MIR. Gregory. Time. :55
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NarshniIitcs Lose Gurne

ORANGE. VA. April 2a.--Woodbcrry
Forest defeated John Marshall High
school, Of Richmond. here to-day in an
exciting game by the score OF 1 to l.
This was ore of the most important
games on the Woodbcrry schedule
Score by innings: Ri F.
Woodberry 10 90 04o--4 6 3
John Marshall % u o O6l 00--l 3 ?
Batteries - Sullivan and James.
Woodward and Stumpf.
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Summary: Runs-Ho'l. Jenkins. Branch
Two-base hits-Jcnkina. BYRD. Sacrifice hit,
Smith. Stolen bases-Branch Kimbrourh
I. I:ockett. Double plays-Iiucics to Taylor
TO Iiaii; Daniel to lluclcs to Taylor; 1iuclc,
TO Daniel TO Taylor. Hits-on Proctor. 4 tr
innings; OFF Crawicy. in f? innings. Base,
on oalls--by Crawley. /: by Proctor. l.
Passed balls-Iohnson. 1. Wild pitches
Crawloy. ]. Left on bascs-I.ncon, 3;
Union. l. Umpire. Winston. Time, i:05.
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SuIhhdrE: Iwo- bast hIts-JOnes U1, Iive
say i2). Stolen bas-S-Vest. Michael (3),
Nelson ca. Brown (:). Lvesay go. Priddy.
Jones. Hits-on Whitmore. in innings
OFF Shepard, In innings: on Vest. in
- innings off Fletcher In : innings
base on balls-by Shepard. l. Batters hit
By whitmoro. 3: by Shepard. l. Struck out
by Wh;more. 6: by Vest, 6: by shepard
L. Wild pitches-Shepard. s: Fletcher, =.
Left bascs-Stockton Street. s: Taber-
Gle. .. Umrire. Mr.. Reed.
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WAVERLY. VA. April 29.--The
Waverly High School baseball team
poria team by the score of 5 to g. The
Waverly team was supposed to play
tho the Emporia High School nine, but
acknowledged that there were mon on
his team who were not bona nde
students OF the school. Tho result Of
the game cannot be counted against
tho home team. as tho visiting team
played ineligible mon
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summary: Runs-Stickley Woot,.1 Raw
son son, Erwin ,,,' Two-basc ht-Erwin. Three
ten. stolen bases-BcrkcIey. Stcarns. J.
White. Johnson. Double plays-Smith 10
Siwathmcy. Sacrifice ny-Smith. Base on
balis-on Galloway, /; Off westbrook. > Left
on hascs,vireini.: $: Georgia. ;. Sacrifice
Galloway. A. by .wcstbrook 8 Umpir.
Westrrvcit. Time, "a,
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Held piaysd stellar bail. but Hail. on,
tho third 'bassock. deserves special
mention. IIo felded his now position
with remarkable agility. accepting the
most difficult chances In constallar
style and shot the pellet around with
wonderful speed and perfect accuracy.
Union. Lincoln.
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Totals....2e 224 u ro;.lS.s7 ~

Score by innings. u
Richmond Colleg. - 0 0 . O..
William and Navy 80 q . o.!
summary: Runs-Milier. S,yson. iIet.:u,
Newton 60. NJ. Williams. Stryker. X.hrne-
Moncure. Tvo-hasc h!ts-M. Williams GU
Newton Sacrifice h,s-Garn.tt. Sisson.
stolen bases-Niler. SisSon. Hchiu. Hts
on Cox. in Innings OIL Lo!iI. : Ia in
'ninEs. Base Oh baIls-by Cox. i. by Iol.n.
!: by Garnet, A. Batt.rs hit-by Garnet;
Miller, Clements. Ivy Cox (\cwton, NJ. VII
liamsl. Struck out-by Cox. {; by .Ioln. /:
by GHrneti. Ii. Passed balls Blank-nship
~. Umpire. Ferry. Time. $50
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Randolph Macon
liamptien-S Sidney.
. Two out when winning run was scored.

p.ts.T, ~ innings X.
Hanpden Sidney 80 n n =
summary: Runs-D. Lancaster Moss. FIN
nsy O.. NJ. Lancaster Thurman Whalcv
Malone t2p. Two-hsse htt.-Thurrnan
Marston Three base hits-Mahou- F:ich-
mono Moss. Sacrifice h!,s-Ouy"- stolen
nhses-E uithrworth. II. Lancaster Narston
iiits--of "oodhn, 10 IN innings OF Mars
ION, IN : inninsa; or Upton. 10 in in
ninES Rases on bHlls-by WooGnn Iy.
IiDtor Ratters hit--by Upton (SavtErJ
s;rnci: out.by Woodfn, by Marstou ::
by Itpton, . Passed bali--Mshon Lief, on
y. IInn!re. IeaEer.iil. Tlrn.. n.
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Augusta Beat. ,J,I,.r.

FORT DEFIANCE. VA, April %
augusta Military Academy defeated
Score by inniEs n IT u
Augusta Military Academy - n J.
Millers School I,
Snead and Payne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
south no.ton VIM Anothcr.

Boston made It four straight to-day,
when il defeated Dan River High
school. II to .. Hughes. for Dan
River. made sensational catch and
knocked the ball over the fence
Batteries: South Boston-IIarrcll and
Ncsbitt. Dan River---Reeves and Love
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
Stockton Street, "a; Tahnrnncl. :,

Where They Play Next Saturday.
1alvary W.. Tabernacle. at Lee Par,.
East End vs.. Stockton Street at Oakwoo,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

MRnOnic Home Loses.
The Highland Springs Juniors yes-
terday defeated the Masonic Home nine
by the score Of 8 to 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
S,ovht"n street. "a; Tabernacle, ..
East End. s: Calvary, I. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

Standing tof Clubs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30
New Orleans Man
Rids Himself of Malaria

New Orleans, Ia, April 2, 1916.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-10

rate of infants less than one year
old?
We are accustomed to scoff at old
fashioned prudery which kept girls
ignorant, but perhaps the most
shocking prudery which ever existed
is our comfortable and conventional
silence on the subject of the respOn-
sibilities and duties Of paternity.
There can be no doubt such thing
as any kind of marital prepared
ness" so long as our silence protects
any father at the sacrifice Of an in
nocent wife and babe.