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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
GRIFF SIGNS COLlEGIAN
idd> I"uuu 'Iairirr tu >trinr-Mr-
Govern VIII \ui i,ssnrt
nth June

'HAl;.uTrE-Nu.L:, VA. Margu t.
Aipttc: pit-hr! mas been added Ia the
N"nouals' stan. 49, Eamc IS Kenneth
N.''"'crn. and hc IS ~ c"llc=. a, * &c
"aue" III. -. is % icft-hauder and
"hS discovered 10y Nick Altrock. who
Vas invited to the town by q relative
gt th' l"unEster 20 So" MIN pitch Nick
found McioT"rn To have much natural
aGit,y and became 50 impressed with
h'm tha' u" immediately made ar
Engagements 10 sign him. bu, found tina,
ne h"d signed with AN Independent
club Of clinton. III. II. ;,,form.d
Grii'ith % his md and Tor u very rea-
sopah'e SUM hr was purchased from
Clinton
l'u' McGov"rn j. going TO school. ana
~ is not likely tEat us viii ne allowed.
10 leave there until June, though the
cinh VIII make an effort 10 get him to
come TO Charlottesville ut once
AItroch SAYS the youngstcr IL going
~ make one OF the hest lcft-nandcrs
b.. ever saw.
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BAPTISTS HOLD BACK
wake Forest Baseball Candidates Re-
tardcd in Practice by bad
Wcather.

WAX T. FOREST, y, c.. March IL
owing 20 uniaNorablc weather condi-
tons that have prevailed for the past
week. the work of the Wake Forest
baseball candidates has not made very
much progress, but with better weather
promised for the present week. Coach
Billings is expecting 10 put his charges
through six days OF strenuous prac-
ticc. SO far no practice games have
been held, but they will begin this
week, when the coach will select two
mines and put them through Il regular
game. There arc now about forty can
didatcs ont, and this number will be
reduced TO about twenty-five or thirty
shortly
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GET TRACK READY
In Three Weeks Racing VIII start mr.
H"wic--Ownrrn Arc En-
thusinAtic.

BALTIMORE, MD, March l@-With
racing less than three weeks await.
frinc" George farh is now the scene
of great activity. especially since tho
arrival Of tho mrs, installmcn, a.,
horses which came direct from New
Orleans. arriving ~ Bowie yesterday.
Another consignment iron, the Same
place Is scheduled to arrive on Wcdncs-
Gay. The many thoroughbroda VINO
w!niercd AZ Bowie and BenninC. with
Tn" late arrivals For the sprin. train
Ing, are in good condition. ana the mex,
few days. with good weather. viii mn,
them In form for "A race The course Is
In splendid shape, for which Track SUI
perintendent Tom Strahan is given gen
eral praise
Several improvements have been
made, Including the removal OF n large
norton OF tn" hill IN the inficld and
the extension Of The grounds TO the
north side OF the grand stand by the
H'linc In Of tn. ravlnc.
Mcssrs Ernest Ctterback and rh.o-
dorc Coles Cthc latter has three Bobby
King colts IN traininE), are enthusiast
tic over the future OF the Rowie meet.
declaring that when tho horses in
training have worked off a little Of
their overweight they viii BE- ready
for the hell
Little England. a favorite with the
local horse lover, has wintered well
and looks At.
Jockey Butwel. who has just arrived
from New Orleans, is enthusiastic over
the results OF the Crescent CRY meet
and declares that the horscmcn he has
spoken to say that the prospects of the
Bowie meeting are such that they cX-
pect that the twelvc-day racing VIII
be the best ever given In the spring
In MARYLAND
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PICKS RUSSELL TO STICK
WAR CORRESPONDENT AT
MACON LIKES RlCHMONDER
Nick Cuilop Mny Also lie Retained Il,
Donornn-MannRer Iias job Ia
Discard Youngsters

MACON. GA. March l. The task Of
selecting one pitcher from RocN d:
rem. all OF whom, in tho parlanc" OF
baseball. have shown something" rs
enough To max" any manager pondc,
ionS and seriously. such is the ass
signment which confromts Wild EHi
Donovan i'm his position of directing
head or the Yankee forces II is =
situation where the survival OF tho
ii'tcst is desired, but the search 70,
the htteSt Is subject to many mis-
take.
Donovan has decided that he VIII
retain eight pitchers during the com
ing championship race and ne has s.,-.
chtcen now working out At tho tryiu-
ing camp. OF this number. seven may
be listed as reasonably sure Of holding
places on the star. OF course. Their.
is many Slip that may occur before
the twenty five player limit goes into
effect. and spring dope often goes
astray. However. It seems safe to say
that Donovan Will keep RAY Caldwell
Ray Fisher. Bob Shawkey and raw
kcatiug, of his veteran staff, am,
George Mosrdre. Nick Cullop and NJ
Zen Russell. OF the newcomers With
seven accounted for. the ten otncr car-
didates must battle for the lone re
naming berth
Wild Eli admits that he has no iden
as to who will he tne winner He can
name a reason why h. should keep
every one OF the ten, but baseball law
says that nine must so by May Is |,
is likely that every one let out will he
under option. That gives line on
pouovan's estimation of his talent.
Here are the pitchers who arc bat
Ting FOR the lone berth, and some Of
the reasons which commend them
Cy Fich. who has pitched some great
ball at the Polo Grounds. hut migut
DO better with more experience In q
high-class minor league, Fill picrccv.
from the CoaS; League, who has the
easiest motion Of all the Yankee box
men. likewise great speed, and looks
ready for the majors now; Slim Love
the elongated Southpaw with rrcl;
curve and unusual speed. who also APP
pears to he ready: Urban ShocNcr, =
cool workman with q great spit5;,l.
and remarkable control Dan T!ppie
for " ilom the Yankees paid out u %inal :.
gold mine last summer in com Seti;:n (:
with several other major league ciuu'r'
Cliff Markte. the youugSter from ~
Texas League. who won his first twn
games rs a major Lacquer last fa,i, 80
ter making great record in Texas
has all the marks OF a coming star:
r'aZzy Vance. the strike -out King Of
the Western League last season: Tom
Blodgctt southpaw. who was III big
demand last season by major lea.ue:
clubs, and Sam Ross. a yOunGster, but
n most likely looking pitcher.
! licking the best Of this lot Is work
enough for any manager.
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MISr Pay FI\f. OF S7a
AND FOKEEIT Ills MACHINE.

RALEIGH. y g., March --I;ecausc
hc was attempting To deliver in Raj
cigh al pints OF whiskcy which he
had brought from Petersburg for
"bind tigers" viii King. local
chauffeur. who owned his machine.
must pay a fine OF SIS ana forfeit his
seven passenger automobile. Eugene
Blalock and Will Whitaker, two young
men who made tn" trip to Petersburg
with King, were dismissed, because
King Insisted that they had nothing
10 do with the presence Of the whisky
in his machine.
The police are making u special cf-
tort just now TO break up an extern
sivc suit case" transportation of Ii
0uors from Richmond. pctcrsburg, Nor
folk and other Virginia cities TO Raj
eiSh. The crusade already has caused
at least temporary lull In this mode
OF getting liquors into this city.
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ui>EB\iI 10 M ItNi:D
liiitNtIi - TORONTO

TUEUNVv NurDN \. DU'ariO Viii
get /. ratcgfr from ull sports and
tnius,ucuta Tho race track. wood
plr.a pur-riu park. HilIcr.s;. For,
Er!.. Hamilton and windsor. have been
contributing $500 - day each WITH
fourteen DAVIS ~ each traces he. tax has
heretofore hccn So. Uon finder tho new
'Iriu announced in the House. N.stcr-
day each win contribute $3.50 (. day.
or II total Of slu5.uun
TN. invr.ase IL no great hardship on
III. race tracks. who's. earnings run
from $4,000 10 $4,000 - day on tn.
average.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Charleston. w Va, boys Of the
Chesapeake and Potomac T.lcpn one
Company. beat the local boys 100 pins
~ their match game on TIA" Palace NJ
lcEs on saturday night. Hamilton and
i:"crs d!n the best rolling for Charles
i"h. both having ah average of 1872
Garland was th" high average man for
Richmond, with i:I. The Richmond
BOYS were weakened by the absence at
Narfirld, their captain and star bowler.
The Palace tcnpin team worked out
ia zinc STYLE on Thursday night aud
Manager Jake RowScy ISSUED orders
iot HE boys to report to- nicht for
prhciic. ON some new pins t. see how
they SHOW up topping new -,,od. The
score.
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Coach smith, OF McCiuirc's. has had
MS men out or the diamond at Hvrd
i'ark during the past week WORKING
Inc kinks out "f their arms So far
IN" BOYS have shown some nifty work.
ma some OF the recruits are likely to
i"Vel"p int" stars before the season is
over
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Richmond.
Z hurlrSt,pII.
MEX SCARE HURTS RACES

FL. PASo. TEN. March l2.--Dcspite
troubled conditions along the Mexican
border. The races at IuarcZ were run
of rs usual this afternoon and
Americans from this city visited the
track withou, fear OF molcstatiOn The
prevailing uucasiucSS. however, kept
many patrons away aud reduced the
attendance considerable. Favoritcs did
not inquire Very prominently in the win
Hing column. bat number of we'll
played horses made good their hackers
In the fourth race. Phyllis Antoinettc.
backed from SKIES down TO to o led
her field from the rise Of the barrier,
and Won in commanding style. with
Eek Davis taking the place from
Originator.
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Jim Thornc Hits ArnIn.

DALLAS, TEN, March l2.-Thc Giants
made II two straight over the Dallas
Texas lcaEuers, this afternoon, the
score being to |. In the sixth Burns
singled. Thorpe triDled, Fletcher dou-
blcd. Kelly singled. and then, after
Rodriguez had forced Kelly, Hunt,
triplcd.
Schaucr and Schupp were in splc!,-
did form for the Giants. The Dale,
run was scored off Schaucr. a base on
ba lis. followed by a wild pitch and q.
single, did the work.
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SEVEN PLAYERS HAVE
SIGNED WITH MD<TIlE T.

MONTREAL. QUE. March i2.-AIan-
HEer Dan IIowlcy, Of the Royals, is in
town again, and this time his plans FOR
the coming season are beginning to
shape up definitely. There is still
three weeks before the training season
opens, which IL plenty of time TO round
up tho necessary material for II PEN
nnnt contender.
Manager Tfowlcy has just received
contracts from Pitchers Elmer Jacobs
Leon Galore, Charley Fullerton and
Fred sherry, Catcher Dcvinc. Out
fielder Paul Smith and intiedcr Joe
Wagner.
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HISOSS sign SIN MEN
AND RIIIf.tS! TWO MORE.

III t'FA!.O, y. Y. March !2.-fIalf a
dozen signed contracts have been re-
ccived at the o'iIr" OF the Buffalo In
icrnationa! League club. These con-
tracts have been given the once over
by President Barrow. of the Int cir
cult, ana have been approved by the
head OF the league The contracts con
tain the signatures Of tho following:
Guy Cooper, Ty Tyson. Kusscl II. Holes
Walter LoncrSan. Alvin Carlstroin and
Toe Mcdonald. The sighed contract OF
Tyson indicates that there was moth
u- 10 the recent rumor to the effect
that he had enlisted in the Canadian
army.
President Simon has asked for waiv-
ers on Bill Tamm, the Jersey City
slayer who is the property OF the
lIisons. Johnny Blake. who is also
the property OF the Herd, will likely
play with some other team this sea-
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Girl Makes Team
First Time I'm History One Has Ever
Brcn In intercollegiate Chess
Tourney.

NEW YORK;, March I2.-i:or the
hrst time In the history of intrrrol-
IcEinfc chess in this country girl
chess player iiEurrS In the lineup
Of varsity team representing the
tnircrsity of Cincinnati. This nm
usual Plnyer IL Miss Jessie Borrn.
recognized ns the Ohio Stntc woman
champion mt chess. with her
brother, T.. II0Ecn. who head. the
team. while she plays nj the fourth
bonrd. she IL in chnrSc Of one of the
siN Enmcs which have been started
by correspondence with Harvard
University. Miss Boern Is puircd
with y. \, i.iEhtncr. who has played
In the intrrc0lirEiates with Column
bin, lnlr and Princeton. aud the
latter TX assured 0f u hard game,
according to the enthusiastic Gin
cfnnnti players. who are nvnrc Of
Miss BoHrn's skill.
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TiITcr tuvct Released.

S\N FRANCISCO, March l..-Tilicr
tavct, who came Ia the Los Angeles
team. of the Pacific Coast Lea que from
Detroit and was 4 complete diSa point
mcnt last fall, has been unConditioM-
ally released by Manager Wolvcrtou.
Harry tried TO land another JOB for
the beaver, but was not success full.
Even then he figured on taking cavet
to the San Jose camp, hut when Tiller
would not stand the cut in his salary
II WAS leCilrh 10 Let him 70
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Willard ,Enkex lcsf

NEW YORK, March I2.-Bcing a firm
believer in respecting the Sabbath.
Jess Willard followed the example OF
all good people to-day and enjoyed IL
day OF rest The only real exercise
he INDUCED in was "A long walk be-
fore brea fast and another jaunt after
lunch. Relief from the daily grind was
more than welcome.
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frankie nnkcr., Finger Bc,,.r.

MACON. GA, March i2.--Franl Ba-
kcrs sore finger is making good pro-
Sross. but he is not yet able to get
into the practice games or take morn
ing practice. He is willing TO take a
chance. but Donovan is not. Baker
VIII likely he ready 10 play by the
time the Yankees begin their cXhibi =
ton games. less than TWO weeks away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

IiNcIiElRG, VA, March 1.-THE
third annual banquet of the Cardinal
Athletic club will hc held Tomorrow
nisht at the Nirginian Hotel. at which
time John t.. Lee, The noted criminal
attorney. will make the club an ad-
dress. Tn" banquet promises to be q
joyful occasion, as the five represent
Ing the club recently won the indie
pendent state championship at basket
In II
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DENVER. March Ia telegram re.
c"iv.d to-day from i. 6. McC;ill an.
nounccd the resignation OF q. Harris
tDoc) White as manager of the Den
Yer. Western League. club. McIiilrs
telegram said Whites action was duo
TO personal reasons.
White. whose home * IN Washing.
ton, ID. c., for savera years was q
star pitcher with the Chicago Ameri-
cans.
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Brickley Has oeless Job

In the midst OF life we are in
drnth. t.iunt mOuntuin3 crumblr:
sturdy OnkS decay. Charlie Brick
ley ~ AT present engaged In selling
insurance for - Boston firm.
The man who kicked five Held
goals against Vale I'm i9i; Intends
ultimately To become II banker. and
his present Job will merely serve
to take up his spnrc time until he
returns TO his cDnching duties at
Johns Hopkins.
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smoot to Coach I.ynchburp High

TYNCFTFTRE, w, MarCh 12.-Clydc
Smoot, former student nj the school
and graduate Of Fishburne Military
Institute AT Waynesboro, has been en-
gagged az coach for the baseball squad
of the Lynchburg High School for the
season. Smoot Is one OF the
best amateurs in the city. and would
easily make good in minor league ball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

The race IN the Prep school League
this Year is destined 10 be the hottest
In the history of that organization.
Richmond Academy and John Marshall
High school both have teams about
evenly matched, and the games will
be hummers. Brnedic,inc. under the
watchful eye OF Plug Amos. is certain
~ likely to be in the running The
boys have the material, and all they
need Is some good coaching and n lit
tie warm weather.
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Tart Rr-EsIrct-d Captain.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. March, 10
Charles l.. Taft, second son of former
President Taft has been reelected
captain of next years basketball team.
Taft has played Two years as guard
and center for the Yale team, and has
TWO years more at Yale.
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AMATEUR ATHLETIC NOTES
GATHERED ny IKI.p

ny the middle of the week the prem
s'hpois VIII nave settled down To real
Academy and AIcGuirc's 1rn;,..r,i,
Hchooi nave started to work in c,r
Mes'' John Marshall will begin worl,
tnlS afternoon at Byrd Park. and II 10
thought That Bcncdictinc viii ,ct
days. va ''fee
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pitcher I'nbcr Has Tonsiil.I..

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE White Sox
squad. which leaves for Mineral Wells,
Tex, tomorrow night will be shy OF
Red Faber, pitcher Word was re-
ceivsd that Fabsr il Ill with tonsilitis.
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L,nrhbure 1<id. WIN p,,,.

lTNCHBultG, VA, March Io.-Ar-
ranScmen's are being made FOR the
opening OF the public Fairgrounds Of
the city during this week il the weather
permits. The tennis courts, however
Will not he available for use before
April l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

Snithdcal Business College VIII make
it's debut this year In the baseball
world. The school has engaged tho
services Of DOC Hcdgcpcth rs coach for
al! branches of sport. The Pen Push.
crs hnd one "i tn" best basketball
teams in the city this year. and they
are sure Ia ne there when the base.
bah season opens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

II was announced to-day Bradley
Jumped TO the Toronto, international
League, club after several seasons with
the Fcderals. he probably viii play
drst base for the Columbus club.
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FORMER MAPLE LEAF
HAS JOINED COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS. O., March l2.-Hugh
bradley, former Pittsburgh Federal
League player, has boon signed by the
Columbus, American Association, team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

Although the Red and Black is not in
the prep league this SEASON. the team is
going 10 arranG" games with all OF the
teams III the ORGANIZATIONS The Mc.
fuirc boys would like to arrange n
game with Richmond College before the
latter starts its championship series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

ne second annual Cross Church Nm
'noa'hed Marathon will be run on SAT.
"rhaF afternoon, March -. /, H. rx
pected that at least crty runners yin
Wy Tor the medals offered by @ T.
,aFr'sh' president Of the Church HiII
Bank. The initial affair vas t;i,,.
successful and brought out = hnr,
crowd OF Spectators @'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

"onA Brown captain of The Acad.
Why "'"S, announces that for The pres.
cht IN" Orange aud Blue hovs will
nave only light practice. consisting Of
'"'''hS mostly The boys are afraid
sets in good
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FINAL. INDOOR MEET
To III. HELD I'RIp&y

ON Friday nirht III. o,,l i,,,,o.
track meet Of the present season vi,
"e heid in tho Richmond Gravs' A..
lh"FE, II being am invitation affair
staged by the GrayS' Battalion. All NJ
me ioc;'l organizations in the city have
=, invited TO enter their teams. ans
~ - expected that the affair will hc
equally as large as the Eod"r,,ia,,
meet; except for the fact that Nich-
mona College will not be entered II
VIII give the local organizations. bow>
cNer' an opportunity to battle for su
pTtH'acE among themselves as tbc
Spiders were too well trained fo, ,h',,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

Manager Buck Schloss has arranged
Il very NIFTY schedule. which will he
ready for publication in few days
buck mas arranged games with some
OF the leading prep schools OF the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

E"rryman, who starred I'm TIA.
gardens for Mco;uirc's Two wars 100
Has quit the Academy ana gone ia
work. The Academy hovs were count.
ing on Berry" as one OF their star
oItiielders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13
HARRY SMITH NOT COMING
YANKEE RECEIVER SPURNS
SALARY RICHMOND OFFERED
Fred Wrstcrvcit Praises Walter Binir.
Climber MISUNDERSTANDING I'm
pcctcd SnOn.

Harry Smith. the former Giant catch
"r, VIII not sign Il Richmond contract
although Wild Bill Donovan, Of the
New York Yankees, has practically
notified Ain that he is doomed to the
minors again. Smith had Il talk with
BILLY smith YESTERDAY IN Atlanta. and
declined {" accept the salary offered
ny ia" climber manager. who had first
claim - his services
The loss of Smith viii not he felt.
providing that Walter Blair can lac
ih"ur"d |" come to termg. Blair finds
mat The contract offered him calls for
considerably less Than he drew as
ln"'nt"r Of the Buncds last season. and
consequently he is holding out If he
ihl!s Ia sign. he viii be unable TO hook
up with amy other organized baseball
"nth,, and II is more than probable
'hat no VIII come to taw
According TO Fred Wcstcrvelt the
former Federal League umpire. Blair
Eli be the best receiver In the Inter
national League IL he IS landed He Is
"A youngs,cr with good whip ana an
eye for the ball lie had a fielding
average OF as for ninety-sevcu games
last season ANA hit for 224 In tho same
number Of .,aulcs
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Conpa,,

suIitthNIihs ScheduIe OF April 4, 1914
schedule Subject to Change without
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond b,6:6o A. NJ Il
A.. bs A. NJ. A. NJ, ss10 A. M II A. N
= Al; p: NJ. l.: Ii, b p. Bi.. $40 +
A.. geo r. ~. TAO p. 81. rs P. 81, 10 +
NJ, ll:45 p. Ii.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A NJ, bs7
NJ A. NJ b. A. NJ. 10 A NJ. 'sil A. III
~. noon. 81 p. NJ. T. NJ. z. NJ, D.
A.. 500 p. NJ. $40 p. NJ. I;l1 ?. NJ. !
4. NJ, o9 p. A. IL p. II.
bCarries baggage. soaily e1cept Sund,,
- spn,.Iys
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RAHROADY.
CHESAPEAKE e. OHIO nv

CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.
Gin. Louisville 6 West. 1900 H. .1I.pJ
Main Line. Local IS a. ~ D. t5;tS
james River Linz 1880 A. .5:ls
y News, Nix. Old PIT 80 a. .l2 M -
Newport News. Local .7:l, a. $500
Trains arrive from NIX. 1880 a., .2:I. +,
$50 j.. \. News. 1855 A.. 800 D. Fyu
West. $3.50 n, '3:4c D.. tess A. tl:IO +,
200 p. daily from Charlottesville eAr.
Sunday from Thurmoud. Jas. River, f.
a.. '7:lo y. DAILY tBscept SUM
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Norfolk & Western Railwa

ONLY ALl-HAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule In effect January 3, 1915.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond FOI;
NoRfOLk: '6:i5 ~ NJ. $500 a. NJ. 500 /.
NJ, 400 p. NJ
FOR LyNCifBURG AND THE WEST
s6:l6 A NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 T. NJ -s;?,
r. ~: seal TO Crewe. '6:35 p. Al.
Arrive idcfmoEd from Norfolk: .tI:+o \
NJ. '6:35 u. NJ 5000 T.. NJ. .iI:@ r. ST. Fror
The west; '6:i5 4. NJ. 1897 a Nj. t2:l9 p. Is
DAILY tDaily except Sunday ,sunds,
only.
". EEVILI. w. C. SAUNDERS
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

Lee Turner. formerly Of lohn Mar
ShhiI. has gotten into harness and he
Tor" long he viii l." going at ton
speed Lee is terror To opposing
'n""h"smcn' rs his past averages have
SHOWN lie viii he one OF the main
stays Of the Academy outer dcfcnses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-13

The infirld Of the Ked and Black
promises L" he Of high order CAPTAIN
Dick Newell will play first. while
Tristan ANA f.hei are having a lively
fight for the second base position Ebrl
is former grammar school player
while Christian also performed for a
team IN the grammar league