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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-18
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Ma program so med drugim
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Etbin kriStan: KrcSovi gore
deklamira Joe Zavrtnik mlajSi.
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drama V treh de.ianjih. spisal Et-
bin Kristan, zalozila ''Matica Slo-
venSka', prvic uprizoricno Y slo-
venskem dezclncm gledaliScu V
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deklamira Mrs. Mae Molck.
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ia.
GlaSbene tockc.
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som.
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mem thru in dajc.io jamstvo. da 81
DO vsakem oziru izvrSila ma po-
polno zadovoljnost goStov. cato
vabi klub slovcnSko in jugoslo-
vansko obGinstvo IL Chicago in o.
kolice, maj Sc udeleli sIavno>ti,
kjer ga pritakuje neysakdanji IL
zitek, V elm vcGjcm Gtcvilu.
Vstopnina znaSa "a prvc Scde-
re soc, "a druge sedeIe Soc, "a
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ODBOR.
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>. Sprcyod 20 mestu z godbo ma
cclu.
,. Oh pol II. govori V Holmes
Opera House. Govori angleSko A:
sod. Christ Rocker, slovcnsko 4:
sod. ftbin kristan o pomcnu pr
vega maja.
/. Oh ,. popoldan: Govori ma
CoaIton Y Odorizz hall. Govori
ncmSko sod. Christ Rocker. itali-
ianNko sod. OdorinO.
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zabava. Xxi traja DO polnoci.
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Odbor.
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Tajnikom j. S. z. ma znanie.

V klubih, kjcr SO omozcnc zc-
ne, Xxi %opravljajo hiSno drlo. dobc
tajniki ma zahtcvo od Il. tajui-
silva vez takozvanc 'dualuc
znamke'', t. ]. dive znamki V cni.
cd katere dobi polovico lcno)
MOI, drugo pa lena. Ma ia natiu
81 prihranita polovico ma izdatkih
"a mesetne priSpcvke. Toda ka-
kor %rctcno. vclja Ia popu>t lc m
omoiene lcne, XII oprayljajo hiIui
posel in he dclajo Y tovarni.
Tajnistvo j. S. z.
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DVERTISEMENT
AvStT. SIOVenSko
Boil. Pod. DTuStve
SedeZ: FrOnfenac, Hans.
Ustanovkeno Is. januvaria
1891
lnkorporirano %. februya q
lyU8 V driAvi khnsaa

Sedez: FrOnfenac, Hams.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERZAN. Box 70 f Minersl. K.ns
Podpreds. JOHN GORSEk Box 179, Radley, Kans.
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NADZORNIKI:
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ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
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spreJomna prstoJbina cd l6. do As leta znasa $3.50.
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Odbor.
Nokomis, Iii.
VABILO

ia proslavo 1. majnika, katcro
prircdc zdruI,ui klubi il Noko-
mis- in Coalition. III.
Sporcd:
|. Ibiranjc pred City halo oh
pol 10. ziutra.j.
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stevilka, Xxi bo izSla dine ~. aprila, cato da 10 INA
10 o%dJemalci do |. maja lahko &c povSod V rokah.
NaSi start citatclji vedo, da sta urcdni;tyo
in upravniStvo vcdno skrbcla, da uStrcic maiska
stevilka V elm vetji meri Gitatcljem. Tudi lctoS-
MA izdaja - to lahko obljubimo ne zaoStaue
"a prcjSnjimi kar no V nash mocch, So potrudi-
mo, da Sc bolj zadovoljimo titatclje ctivom in
z llustracijami in Z vso urcdbo.
Velikost izddje je odvisna cd naroGil. XII Jill
dobimo. Ma ysak naGin DO majSka Stcvilka obil-
MESA in bogatcjSa cd navadnih, &C dobimo pravo-
casno zadoStna n~aroGila, bo
tiskana ma 16 straneh.
Cesar pa ne moreta storiti upravniStvo i'm IL
rednistvo sauna, jc ~agitacija IN razpccayanic tc
sIavnostne izdajc. To je naloga, XII jo moraio
prevzeti in izvrSiti naSi sodrugi pc naSclbinah i'm
Cd nJih pricakujemo, da jo izvrSc elm tcmcliitcic.
komur je boz "a osvoboditcv prolctariata rcsna
zadeva, DO gotovo storil, kar ic V nicgovih mo-
ceh, da sc cimbolj razSiri ia izdaja, XII DO prispc-
vala razredni zavcdnosti in probuji naScga de-
~lavStva.
UpravniStvo raGuna, da izidc slavnostnc Ste
vilke prolctariata
najmanje 10000 ~iztisov.
To Sc lahko dosezc, ako Sc vsi sodrugi lotto
agitacije. In Ge Sc dosezc, DO tudi nam mogocc
napraviti tax list, da ga bodo vSi citatclii vessel.
"Proletarcc'' DO princscl izbrano ctivo in
DO bogato ilustrovan. Ctivo DO skozinskoz agita-
toricno in lahko umliivo.
Odbo. jc "a majniSko izdajo dolocil znizanc
Gene:
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Chicago, III.

JugoslovanSki socialiSticni klub
ST. /. naznanja, da priredi
SLAVNOST
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Sod.ugi' lmcjte pred ojmi. da jc pryi maj
mix prank, katcrcga 81 jc dclavStvo samo Two
lilo in dolocilo, da torcj hi nobcncga ccrkvcncga
in drzavnega praznika, Xxi hi mogel imcti cuaE
pomen.
S to mislijo pojdite ma delo in gotoyo dosczc-
te uspch.
Izpolnite in izrezite ia kupon, ter ga nam
p~oSljite!
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-01-26
STATE OF IOWA, }
ISIS.

STATE OF IOWA.
)SS.
winneshiek County,
Office of Trustees of Fremont TOWN
ship. c,,aryis-
We, ]. d. Mullaney. Chas. Curtis ana
w. c. Fifield, Trustees OF treIioh'
township, in said County ana Stated;
hereby make the following iIem HnSs
statement of the amount of road funos
received and expended during the nScai
year ended the slst day Of o, Deeem tn be-
1915. which statement we cert sn,b ~ ''
In Testimony Whereof. we hereuhoSS
subscribe our names. this 3lst day Vi
peee'''D''' CHAS. CURTIS.
j. ID. MULLANEf'
w. c. FIFIEI.D,
Trustees
RECEIPTS
Drag
cling Poad
Fund. Fund.
Amount of road funds
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-01-26
Total disbursements ......-..s

Balance on hand December 3D.. On ..
1915 - so
we, the undersigned, Township Trus-
tees. of Sumner Township. Winneshiek
County. Iowa. do hereby certify. that
the above statement is true and cor
rect report of the receipts and ais,
bursements of the road funds or sara
township as appears OF record as
shown by the books in the office OF the
township clerk. 90, ~.
JOSEPH VOPAVA,
JAS. j. HEROLD.
Trustees.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-01-26

G. A. Anderson ............................. 0 rs
NJ. j. Bjerke ............................... 3 25
j. Kroshus ................................ 10 70
j. j. Hugos 81 As
j. j. Wernson ................-............ 10 so
L. j. Skaaren ...-........-.................. 9 70
a. ~ Kjome II II
Roy Darlington .......................... IS SO
Nels Nelson ............................... 33 so
Geo. Bentley .........-.................... 26 65
G. NJ Walhus ...-........................... IL 35
Ed Selness -................................. IS
Ben Osmundson ............................ 10 20
Theo Tweeten .............................. IL 81
Lewis Tweeten ...........................-. 80 55
Selmer AskelSon .......................... 81 90
Clarence Melbostad ...................... rs
IL. X. Traaen ............................ 10 ~
X. III. knott ..--........................... IL O5
G. II. Gullickson ....................... 20
j. o. Selness .-......--............. 10
J. p. Clauson -................ 5 So
Julius Bjerke -....-.................... 2 90
j. j. Hugos, Clerks commits
sion ................................ s -
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-01-26


tax returned to County Aud
itor for year 1915 ...-........-----...S 81 w
We. the undersigned. Township Trus-
tees of Highland Township. Winnie
shiek County, Iowa, do hereby certify
that the above statement is a true ana
correct report of the receipts and dis,
bursements of the roads funds of said
township as appears of record as
shown by the books in the office or the
township clerk.
]. X. GULBRO.
Trustees.
Attested to by
J. j. HUGOS,
Township Clerk. 80.
Dated at Highlandville, Iowa. TINS
Goth day OF December A. ID. 1913.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES ANNUAL
ROAD FUND REPORT
for the year 1915. Fremont Township
Winneshiek County, Iowa. 90 -.
Filed in my office, TINS oth uay VI
'a'o"''' OSCAR WINGER.
County Auditor
Jan. s, 1916.
]. p. KUHN,
Chairman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-01-26
Total disbursements

Total disbursements .....$437 Is
We, the undersigned, Township Trus-
tees of Highland Township, Winnie
that the above statement is a true and
correct report of the receipts and dis
bursements of the roads funds Of said
township as appears of record as
shown by the books in the Office of the
township clerk.
J. X. GULBRO,
o. G. FLATBERG
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-01-26

JAS. j. HEikOLD'
Trustees.
Attested to by
T. j. HUBER.
Township Clerk. ..,. -
Dated at Sumner, Iowa, TINS oth oay
of January A. ID. 1916.
REPORT of TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
Highland Township. WinneshieK
County Iowa. for the year 1918.
1915. 800 ,,,orp
County Auditor.
Jan. s. 1916
T. II. KUHN,
rT Tnai;,p REPORTS OF TOWNSHIP
TRUSTEES
of Highland Township. WinneshieK
TO the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Winneshiek County, Iowa.
Herewith please find full and com.
plete itemized report OF receiPts PISA an 40
Highland Township. Winneshiek; Coun-
Nv. Iowa. for the year. ending Decem-
her 81. 1915. as required by Section
l5ss-a Code sq RGcEfPTs
To balance on hand at begIn-s m
ming OF year. Jan. l, .-.;l9l5S w
To amount received nrii r ann
To amount received from
County Treasurer, octoper ., co
apporlio ranaiyed hv loan 125 90
transferred from road fund 90 W
400 As
,ordrawp 81 II
s 4S7 %
DISBURSEMENT
DRAGGING FUND =, m
70 amount overdrawn ...-..-.-...''S - 81
Theo Tweeteh ''-'''''' 2S 60
Nels Nelson X 90
C, n M Venus '...'................... AZ
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-01-26

trustees.
Attested to by
j. j. HUGOS,
Township Clerk.
Dated at Highlandville, Iowa, this
Goth day of December A. d. 1915.
ITEMIZED REPORTS OF TOWNSHIP
TRUSTEES
Of Highland Township, Winneshiek
County, Iowa.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Winneshiek County, Iowa.
GENTLEMEN
Herewith please find full and COM
plete itemiZed report of receipts and
disbursements of the road funds of
Highland Township, Winneshiek Coun-
ty, Iowa, for the year ending Deem
Der 81, 1915. as required by Section
1566-a Code Supplement.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-01-26
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
Report of Township Trustees as Made
BY Board of County
Supervisors
REPORT OF TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES

Sumner Township, Winneshiek Coun'
ty, Iowa, for the year 1915.
Filed this 18th day of Jan. A. ID. 1916
OSCAR WINGER,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-11
Richmond College
axes Measure of
Union Seminary

In O. one-sided affair on Stadium feid
Yesterday afternoon the Richmond Col
lege nine completely overwhelmed the
Union Theological Seminary. TO 8.
The game was slow throughout owing
to cold weather.
Cox started the hurting for the Spi-
ders. and during the six innings he
pitched he allowed but four hits. show
ing that he had the northside boys at
his mercy. The big lefthander shows
much Improvement since his Southern
trip, but stiil there are few kinks TO
be worked out OF hts arm. He will
In all probability be in shape for the
first championship game OF the series
which will be played with William and
Mary tomorrow afternoon at Broad
Street Park.
The Collegians landed on Anderson
for thirteen hits. but he proved game
and frightened when he saw the need.
though not enough TO keep Dobson's
ciout artists from swatting the pill.
Carriers three-base hit was the feature
Of the game. Had the ball not hit
into hill he would have stretched
1t into a home run.
The Spiders will play the John MAJ
shall nine this afternoon and Thurs
day will cross bats with Roanoke Col
iege.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-11

John CANCEL. the veteran pilot who
was hired late last summer TO lead the
Brooklyn Tip Tops. mas Just passed his
forty-nrst milestone. Soon after the
close OF the season CAMEL made a
trip to Hawaii, whers re remained sew
erai weeks, and 1t was not until he re-
turned to San Francisco that he
learned that the Federal League had
dropped out from under him. When
Camel relinQuished the helm OF the
Rochester International Leag'ie Club
last August to join the independent
forces. the Wards entered into a con-
tract for three years at an annual sal
airy, II is said, of about $4,000. It In
likely that he will lose little by the
failure of the Feds, as his contract is
said to be OF the ironclad variety.
CANCEL did not jump organized ball to
go over to the Feds. as he had the
consent of Owner Chaplin when he left
Rochester to go to Brooklyn. Later
he got in bad with the International
moguls by Turing away several players
to the Feds.
CAMEL was born April Z. 1875, in
Racine, Wis. and was one OF five
brothers who played professional
baseball Next to John. the most dis
tinguished of the Camel quintet was
Charley, who was backStop with the
Boston Nationals from 1889 to 1897.
Started at Kalamazoo.
John started his professional career
in Kalamazoo in 1875. The next wear
he was with New Castle. Pa. and
from there he went to Grand Rapids
then In the Western League. He
made such a good showing In Grand
Rabbits" that he was sold to Pitts
burg in 1898. but illness prevented
him from making good on his first
chance in the big show. Pittsburg
turned him over to the Detroit West
ern League club, and from there he.
went to Kansas City. In 1900 Chicago
got him In a trade. but In 1901 the
Cubs snapped him to the Giants. He
remained In New York one season,
and then went to Louisville. in the
American Association. At the end OF
the season he landed with the Chi
caxo White Sox. but was turned over
to the New York Americans before
the season commenced. CAMEL COW
cred the initial bag for, the New Yoras
a couple OF seasons. In 1905 he de-
cided to become . magnate. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-11
TORONTO MAPLE LEAVES HAVE.
SPEEDY OUTFIELD THIS YEAR
Becker Former New England Star Is Said To Be Regular
Ty Cobb on the Hassocks, While Reid Can Lambast
Globule- Birmingham Will Have Good Team.

club in the American Association.
The Toronto club could not assume
his contract and keep within the sal
airy limit. That Is the obstacle which
upset all the negotiations.
Today, however, the Toronto man.
agement opened up negotiations with
another American League club for tho
men required. to-wit: an infielder and
two pitchers An American Assocta-
ton club Is also angling for this in
fielder, who. by the way, Ia. accord
ing to Birmingham. one OF the most
brilliant defensive ball players in the
major leagues.
George Hooks" wiltss, the former
Giant pitcher and Jersey City man
ager, was in the Toronto camp today.
and closed for an exhibition game
with his Albany club on Sunday, the
18th instant. The Leafs will play the
Henriquez Cubans at Poughkeepsie
the preceding Friday and Saturday.
The owners of the Skeeter Park
have leased the grounds to the Hen
riquex Cabans. who arrived from tho
Island Republic yesterday. They will
play exhibition games here on Sun
day throughout the season with the
Highlanders. Giants and other major
league clubs. The Cuhans take to the
field daily after the Leafs have had
their work A game or two may
be played with the dusky athletes be-
fore the Toronto team leaves on its
New England tour
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-11

Jersey City. n. J.. April 1o.--In
spite of unfavorable weather and
ground conditions, Manager Rirming-
ham staged ball game at West Side
Park yesterday afternoon dividing his
squad into Regulars and Yannigans-
An inkling as to the probable line
up of the Leafs In their tour Of ex-
hibition games was given by the ar
rangement OF the best players into the
team which represented the Regulars
today. Here is the battle array: Pitch
ers. Lyons and Cook; catchera
Kricheli and Kelly; first base. Ora
ham: second base, Blackburn; short
stop. Mahoney: third base, Wheeler;
left field. Reid; center field, Becker;
right field, Bracket.
Truesdale has not reported, but he
will, of course. play second base when
he arrives. The youngster, Wheeler.
performed in excellent form at third
base. but he Is not sufficiently ex-
perienced TO hold down the red-light
bag permanently. His name IL al
ready on Toronto contract, and te
Is surely a fnd.
Yankee Deal Falls Through.
There will OF necessity be other
changes in the lineup before the cam
paign opens at Newark on the 9th.
In this connection, II may be said that
the tentative deal with the New York
Americans for three players has fallen
through. Roy Hartsell. utility in
fielder. was one of the trio. He goes to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-11
SPIDERS TO Open
SEASON TOMORROW
Game With Williamsburg Indians
VIII Be Played at Broad Street
'+, Park ut 2:tB O'Clock.
PLAY THEoLoGs TO-DAY
Preachers win Be Dobson Opponents
This Afternoon at TheoIog Field
Roanoke Plays Here Thursday.

The Spiders are scheduled to play
three games within the next three
days. Today Dobson's men hook up
with the Union Theological Seminary
team; the game today will be played
on the Theolog's field in Ginter Park.
Tomorrow afternoon the Spiders and
the William and Mary Indians Will
inaugurate the 1915 season of the East
ern Virginia intercollegiate Assooia-
ton. The game will be played 1t
BroAd-Street Park and Will begin
promptly at 2:1s. The game IL being
started early to allow the williams
burg team 20 catch the afternoon train
homo.
As yet Coach pobson has not made
his selection of the pitcher who will
start this game. II Cox IL In condi-
ton he win probably get the choice,
but on account of the cold weather
during the training season he has not
yet rounded into his best form. In
case Cox 10 not In shape to start the
contest either knight or Jollir will be
sent to the nring line. Knight and
Joiliff are both new mon on the squad,
but each has shown enough ''stunf'
to warrant their retention on the var
sity squad, and Il 10 not at all un-
likely that one of them will be given
a change to show his wares In the In
dian game.
Either Craven or Blankenship will
wear the pads. Craven led the team
In batting on the recent Southern trip
of the Spiders. He was on the squad
last year. but suffered O broken finger
early In the season and was thus in
capacitAted. But this year he returned
with bis customary pep" and Ia put
ting up a strong fight for the regular
catching job.
The switching Of Clemens from the
baokstopping department to the key
stone sack In place of Northern. has
strengthened the infieid. especially In
fielding. While Clemens is not quite
as good natural hitter as Northern,
he makes up for the deficiency in
swattinr strength by his ground COW
ering ability.
Carter and Miller seem to be Ak
lures In the outneld. The third place
10 still being contested for by sisson
Mcneil and Broaddus. The two for
mer are iefthand hitters. while Broad
dus hits from the right side Broad
dus will probably be used when a
southpaw twirier works for the oppos-
Ing teams.
The showing of his men On the re-
cent trip through North Carolina was
more pleasing to Coach Dobson than
that made by his charges on last years
journey. The hitting of the team has
been good; in the Wake Forest and
Davidson games the Spiders outhit
their opponents and with a break in
the luck would have nosed out a VIC
tory. As It was they only lost these
two games by the smallest possible
margin OF one run.
On Thursday afternoon the Spiders
will play the Roanoke College team.
This game will also be played at
Broad-Street Park and will begin at
s:se.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-11
JOHN CAMEL is NOT WORRYING
OVER LANDING JOB THIS YEAR
Former Leader of Rochester Huse Who Jumped TO Brook
Ign Tip Tops Has Ironclad Contract With Defunct
Club Calling For $4,000 Per Year.

bought the Grand Rapids club, but
Frank Farrell was peeved and got out
an injunction to prevent him from
playing The matter was finally set
tied by CAMEL paying $4,000 for his
release.
As a pilot CANCEL made a great
reputation In. Grand Rapids, winning
two pennants, and in 1908 he returned
to the National League as manager Of
the Cincinnati Reds The club finish
ed fifth, a notch higher than that at
tained by Ned Hanlon the preceding
year. Clarke Grifi1th. Cancels former
boss in New York. succeeded John at
the Cincinnati helm. and Camel went
to Rochester. where he won three
pennants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-11
McDERMOTT'S CLOUT
SPELLS DEFEAT FOR
GIANT YANNICANS
Richmond Wins Out Over New Workers In Fast Contest BY
Count of Sending Winning Counter Over In Ninth
Frame-Rube Benton Is Hit Hard and Timely BY the
Vnginians.

hassock. He was thrown out in home
on an infield ball.
Visitors Forge Ahead.
The visitors forged ahead In the
sixth, when a single. walk and hit
batsrnan clogged the bases. Robert
son then came forth with q bingle
to left. scoring two men. In the same
stanxa the virginians came from be-
hind and tied the score. Bankston
led of with a single. but was forced
-ont at second by Arragon- 4 wild
heave over nrst sent the little Cuban
to second. He advanced to third on
Wild pitch by Benton and counted
on an infield bail.
With two men on the sacks In the
eighth. Eibel pulled q "boner'' that
prevented Richmond from sending
over the winning count O'Donneil
drove a safety between frst and sec
ond. but Eibel ran into the ball. be-
ing called out by the umpire.
McDermott's wallop In the ninth
with the bases loaded, sent In the
winning counter.
The box score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-11
SCHMIDT NOT TO PLAY
WITH BALTIMORE CLUB
George Stallings Refuses To Allow
Former First Stacker To
Play With Dunn.

Baltimore. April 1o.-George STALL
ings says there isn't a chance Of
Charley Schmidt playing first base for
the Orioles during the coming season.
Though tho big butcher would like
to play here and Dunn would be elated
to procure his services. EtAllings said
that Boston could not sner into such
an agreement, as 9chmidt's contract
with the Braves had another year to
run. and before they could let him 60
to an International League club waiv-
ers would have to be secured from
major league teamA
Schmidt would gladly play bali hore.
but he has no intention of going else
where. 1t was due to his absence
from his family that he retired from
the pastime In the National League.
As he could be at home during half
of tho season II he played with Jack
Dunn. Schmidt would readily hearken
to the call of the diamond. Other
wise he win play occasionally with
local seni-prafssstanJ club sgEveSz-
lions,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-11
VIRGINIA DEFEATS
CORNELL BY z To |
JumPaag Catch by snzith. vfrxfnfn's
Center Fielder, Saves Contest
For Orange and Blue.

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
Charlottesville. Va. April 1o.--w.th
Galloway twiritng in great form yir-
ginta defeated Cornell today two to
one. Up to the seventh the score stood
one all. Thurman opened that frame
with hot liner to right and advanced
to second on Stickley's sacrifice. White
singles, but Thurman was held up
at third. Gwathmey then came through
with q drive to right, scoring the big
first-sacker. A momentary tumble by
tho Tthacan second baseman gave yir-
ginia her frst run. while errors by
Berkeley and White following Sutterby's
single enabled Cornell to register her
lone tally.
A jumping catch by Smith, virginia's
center fielder, robbed Ludwig Of home
run.
Score by innings: r.
Cornell 49,. 49,. coo o1o ooo--1 . 1
Virginia 80. .....oe1 eco ios--2 5 4
Batteries-RussslI and Clarey, Gallo
way and Gwathmey.