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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
TRAVERs STILL AMATEUR
NOTED GOLFER WILL NOT
BE OMITTED FROM LIST
Open Champion Lends Nnnic to News
pnpcr Publication. hut Contract
Cannot lie DrOkcp f;nniIy.

Even though the list Of golfers eli
tibic TO play in III. national amateur
championship. which will he issued be-
fore long by the United states Golf AS.
ISOLATION, Will omit the names of {, few
golfers who have run afoul Of the
new amateur ruling. il will not omit
tue name or jerome ID. Travers. From
time 10 time there have he"n rumors
mat The national open champion might
ne hlacklisted because Of INFRINGEMENT
ut the provision which prohibits a
golfer from lending his name to news
paper or magazin. articles not writ
zen entirely by himself but these ru-
ihofs are not true.
1t III q fact that articles are anp.,r-
ing from time 10 time in various pub
!'cations under The open champions
hhihc %iich are wholly or partly
"F''tch ny newspaper man. but the
reason therefor has been explained
lnily I" IN" L. q. A. officials by
irarers. and after considering IN.
matter they have decided that he has
not impaired his amateur standing
The situation is this. Travcrs con-
,rac'ed with newspaper syndicate TO
furnish the articles which are appear
ing now some time before the pas
sage or the rule Prohibiting the fun
'''9"'Hs VI suSh articles unless actual
~ written by th. golfer under whose
name they appeared. The contract was
OF such nature that il was prac,i-
chliy impossible 20 withdraw from II,
80 I'll. L. ). g. a allowed him to nm
lSh tho work he had contracted 20 do
T" enforce the rule stricily in his case
virtually would have made an ex post
'acto la" OF IL. and this III. L. 6 6; !,
officials refused 10 do
KS soon aS Trnvcrs re,v .rr,,,,h
WIN the contract under the terms of
which he - WORKING. no more articles
VIII appear under his name unless they
ar" actually written ~ him Tina, is
ms understanding with the powers
nat ne' ahh ." iher" s no; tho slight
'H' "hance of his nam" being a,non.,
'hc missing when the eligible lis,
como. out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Mnrrnr-, Ellington Here rrid.,

margaret Ellington. one OF the fore
most emotional actresses on the Amcri-
can stage, viii bc seen at the Academy
OF MUSIC on Friday, afternoon and
might. in Henry Arthur Joues's latest
drama. The Lie" Miss Ellington gain
ed her first valuable experience as "A
member OF II. l.. Citizens notable stock
company here some twelve or fourteen
years ago Since that time. she has
steadily forged to the front and now
occupies an env!ablc position. In the
play in which she appears this season.
il is said. Miss Ellington has a role
admirably suited to her personality and
talent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

FIRST ra'c- four furlou.s c,,da,
i'antam 100 rbrrD TO - >, ~ a,,i
l" ) Won *, Night cap. li2 d.
I" J, even. ANA Ia .. SEE
/. Ia and TO !. third. T,,nn ~,
- Malta CALM, Verde and Ncdiatinn
'tS' ran Verde finished second M,
was disqualified for foul az g T.
Hlackfurd entry " -
Second-siN furlongs: Hazel D,,o
i'' 'MnrphN) 10 3, 3 to : and 70
J. Won; Muriers rct. lO7 HIcnrvI :
!" !. TO and 10 ). second: Asnnr,e
gus SAM. io+ iEurns) :, 10 / ia :
hhd I" .. third Time. 1904 In.
mis- Southern star. Hill Wiley ana
CARA Morgan also ran
Thtrd-mile: Hedge Posi- mo
''iaynesl 3 t" J. Is To : and :: To s.
won; CONSIDER. llp o.. cntry). to .,
20 - and to 10. second: Dave Nopt
S"nery. 1oi tMason). Ia TO !, to and
10 J, third. Time, ga 10. Col Ash
meade. Narmnr, River King. Celebrity.
also raN.
fourth--mllc and seventy yards: Be-
ranza. io4 (SterlinG). ) to .. even. ard
10 ., won: Fob lIcnsiey. 100 ;DoddD
I" !. to aud Ia :. second: Pleas
urev'iie' 90 tMnrphy). s to /, :! 10 l
h';,i', Florin and Jack Reeves also
ian.
F:fth--siX furl@rES: Osaplc. q: MA
Sonl. :C 10 ], - and To t. won.
iiily ice, Ito tS.erl:ng). to =. even,
and 10 ., seconu, Scramou"l, les
'Nm&'"tt). to i. . To !. and even.
,"irG. Time. i:lt - Paymast.. DR..
Max loyal Tea, Yu:nyille and Far;
H..N i,SC ran.
Sixth-milc ana II sixteenth: Lyn-
brook. no tAmbroso), & TO I. to |
and even, won Birka. 10 O.. entry),
! 10 J. 10 and TO .. second. XII
day. l0i CMurphy). ! to ., even. and
tn .. third. Time. I:3Sl-5. Ataboy.
Dartworth. Transport and Tntiana also
ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

having gotten foothold in our sys-
tenn, the only possible way to cure the
disease is to remove the impurities
from the blood and ut the same time
tone up the blood so it will become
vigorous and health. again.
The use Of washes. sprays, salves,
have only a temporary local effect;
they do not reach the disease. S. S. S.
has proved for half century to he
the most powerful antidote to poison
in the blood. It's action is to
strengthen the blood corpuscles so
they fight off disease. IF you suffer
from Catarrh in any Of it's forms, don't
be misled into treating the symptoms
but take S. S. S. and remove the cause.
:, Any druggist can supply you. Get
the genuine. Write our Medical De-
nartment. Room 81, for advice. Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
NORTH CAROLINA GYPSY
CAMPS ARR. SEARCHED

RALEIGH. y. G. March @7.-Gov-
crnor Craig asccrtain"d to-day that
the child found with a GYPSY hand near
Scotland Neck last week that was
thought to answer tho description Of
the tive-ycar-old son OF Mrs. Glass, OF
New Jersey, who was KIDNAPPED some
time ago. Is not the Glass child after
all The chief OF police OF Scotland
Neck went TO Petersburg Sunday to
make investigations that showed the
child not 10 be thc one sought The
Governor had Il Gypsy camp near Wake
Forest vaidcd Sunday morning in search
OF the Glass child. but without dis
covering any new clue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
ALLEGED SPEEDERS
}. 4. Pnlm0re aud ColOred Chauffeur
Charged with breaking Inv
Along West End streets.

Two alleged speeders were arrested
yesterday by officers of the Second
Precinct Station after they had been
siderable distance.
Policemen Dunn and Smallwood no.
tced Norman Brown. colorcd, driving
an automobile up Franklin Street and
directed Chauffeur Cash to pursue him
NJ one time the negro is said TO have
been making nearly thirty miles an
hour. He was caught near Pine Street
and arrested.
short time later Policeman w. T.,
Clarke, returning to the station house
in the patrol, noticed j. +. Palmorc, Of
20 South Pine Street. driving a ma
cline up Broad Street and Chauffeur
Cash was again directed to make Il
capture. The pursuit led up Broad
Street for nearly mile before Pal
more Was caught. He is said TO have
been making AS high as twenty-fcur
miles an hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
STRANGER MAY DIE
unidentified White Man, Found in
street. In Critical Condition
AT Hospital,

I'm Unidentified white man is a pa
iient at Virginia Hospital AZ result
or what surgeons believe TO be an cX-
IRENE case Of alcoholism, and il is said
there is considerable doubt whether he
VIII survive. Policeman Dubuque found
'he stranger III woodward on Nine
teenth street, between Main and Cary
streets. late Yesterday afternoon
The man is described MS being about
forty years old, about six feet tall
wearing dark mustachc. tingcd with
gray: dark working clothes, and hav-
ing dark hair which is gray abou, the
temples There were no mark on
his body that could he used to estah
fish his identity, according to the hos
pitnl authorities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
RUCKER COMING BACK
Great Len-Hand Pitcher Looks Bette,
Than Ever This Ienr--im Fine
Trim.


BROOKLYN. March 27.-Rull PLAYERS
in the National Leaue admit that Ma
poleon Ruckcr, Of tho Brooklyns. is
delivering u SLOW curve. Fuckers arm
went back on him three years ago and
he lost his speed, but he retained the
develop a new delivery. In time he
mastered control OF the slow ball,
which, batsucn say, is harder to hit
10 put the leather over the middle or
corners of the plate at will. He
hitters until he knew just what would
fool them Last year Fuckers pitch
ing was confined entirely to slow ba lis.
son, and hIs arm, as result. grad
ually became stronger The famous
southpaw is beginning another cam
paign with the Brooklyns ~ Daytona.
His arm Is In excellent shape, and he
IS prepared to resume the task OF serv-
ing UP the "teasers."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Drive Catarrh Away
By Purifying Your Blood

During winter, nature changes the
blood of man and we, because of our
habits, unconsciously do those things
which are against nature. Then far
down amid the vital organs creep
weaknesses, that our blood is not Wig
orous enough to fight off.
Here is where Catarlh enters and
quickly makes a conquest. We feel
the effects of cold in nose OF throat
an and sometimes in lungs and stomach.
me most common symptoms of the
presence Of Catarrh is an inf1amed and
tender condition of the breathing pas
sages. and the blocking of throat and
nostrils with mucous.
1t is a frequent mistake to treat
this symptom and neglect the actual
disease.
II the blood was pure and vigorous
Catarrh would not get foothold. But
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Lyric. TWO Good Acts.

NoDodI familiar with the policy Of
tn" Lyric can doubt that Manager Rex
tries always to book n whole bill twice
every week Lately. he has been Sue
cessful in E;s efforts much more fire.
quently Than lac has failed. SO that tile
vaudeville going public has no just
ground for complaint
This is prelude I" tho statement
that he hasn't been notably success
iu! IN his booking for tho first half
of this week. On the contrary, there
are oHli two good acts ON the bill: the
others ar" just acts. Bu; he has done
the best n" could with his material. in
That he has run the two regular turns
in fourth and fifth places. and the au-
dicmce is put In good humor toward
the close OF the show.
sid and sid. man ana woman. open
with am act cour;eously programmed
as Nfh" Laugh Factory. The woman
mHIH's two had crayou pictures. and
the man works tho mechanical effects
which. presume bly,. sug"cs, the factory
part OF the t!tlc. Gladstone and Tai
mage. man and woman. follow i'll what
IS also politely called Il musical comedy
skit. The girl would be pleasing, IL
she had partner with ray of talent
and had skit with 4 elcnm o. any
thing beyond tho hackncycd.
Ny. and Mrs. Harry Macdonald APP
pear in a sketch, Our Honeymoon" Of
which they are evidently rather proud.
las il is billed AS Their Comedy Crca-
ton" Well, !ts theirs. so pass on.
little sketch
Then this Al. Herman comes on and
the show begins. lie is sand pa percd.
OF course, being a black face comedian.
hut he is clever comedian. a clever
singer and all sorts OF Snowman.
Anybody who can null that slipped
ont hc-top-steN" whceZr aud get away
with it Is some entertainer ana that's
what he does Besides that he has a
lot OF regular. snappy, Hip-"ip stuff
which Will amusc any audience.
The Midnight Rollickers." an act in
which music. rag music. novel settings
and some fast and furious dancing are
combined. aids in cXpunginy tn" mem
Org OF tho first thrce arts.
Douglas Gordon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

ELON COLLEGE, y. C., March III
In IL slow and unintcrestiu,. came Ir,nr
iost 10 Lenoir on the home field to-day
bE n score OF TO 5. The chief feature
i.enoir players to get hit with the
pail Runsccker. of Lcnoir team. was
M -FOUR times out of five times up.
Another feature OF the game was TIC
Wlldness of the pitchers. Miller. of
i;enotr. showed better form cXcept i'm
lhe seventh inning. Sorrell played err
rorlcsS game at short for Elon. ac-
cepting eleven chances
Score by innings: Il. II. r.
i.enoir ........o 02GI 40lO-S i .
Elon o o q q q "a >
Batteries: I.enois. Miller and Cline:
Zion. Bailey, Beard and Duncan. I'm.
pire, Newman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
BODI OF SLAIN MAN
BURIED At OLD HOME;

Especial % Tie Times Dispatchl
STANARDSNII.I,E, VA. March 81
The body of Dave Brookmau who was
shot on sunday, March -. by Lyman
Turner. was buried on Friday at his
old home near Ehcart. Orange County
turner surrendered TO Sheriff Bond
but was later released on $500 bond
lie has not been re-arrested The
men quarreled over girl to whom
both were paving attention. II Is said
that Brookman. while intoxicated, made
an attack on Turner with a knife and
was stopped by II bullet in the aldo
men. He was taken to Il Chorlottcs-
willie hospital, where tho ball was re-
moved. He made m an.c mortcm
statement absolving Turner from
blame.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
WiiIcy--DtI.

Especial to The Times !sputch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Va, March -.
James T.. Wiley and Miss Hannah
l.. Din, daughter OF Mir and Mrs
Thomas j. Dix, botl of Irvington. were
married at the Methodist parsonage
at that place. Rev. j. w. l.. Robbins
performing The ccrcmony. Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley left foi I; bridal trip, ar
ter which they Will make their home
at IrNinEton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
HANGS HIMSELF TO TREE
WITH HIS SUSPENDI;RS
rsrcciaiio The Times Dispatcb

ALEXANDRIA, VA. March 81
George Travcrs thirty-two years old.
hanScd himself to tree with his sus-
pcndcrs yesterday afternoon at a farm
at Springfield. Fairfax County, sixteen
miles south of Alexandria. Tho body
was found a short time afterward by
his wife. Mrs. Niree Travcrs. No mo-
tive can be assigned for his act. The
body was brought here this afternoon
and taken to the home of his mother.
Mrs. Margaret n. Travers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

WASH INGTON. y. c.. March .7
inc liners Taormina and Sta,npaIi.
win guns aboard, were ordered clear,,;
from New York to-day on assurance.
mat 'heir armament was only for de-
fensive purposes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
10 Caucus on Armor-plnte NIL,

WASHINGTON. March 27.-HoUsc
Democrats who advocate the govern
mrnt armor-platc manufacture bill will
demand caucus on the measure if
the Naval Affairs Committee does not
report it soon. Petitions circulated by
Representatives asking for caucus on
the measure had more than enough
signatures to-day 10 insure such con-
ference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
silk Wen to Grant Demands.

PATTERSON, y. J.. March -
Formal announcement was made here
to-day that the SILK Manufacturers
Association will grant the demand of
the workers for u hour day. cf.
fectivc April ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
ABSOLUTELY SUCCESSFUL
TYPE NOT DEVELOPED

England. Germany. Austria and
France all have this type of boat" said
the witness. Italy, Japan and Russia
are also supplied. Italy has aban-
doned the smaller boat and now is
building boats from 100 TO 400 tons"
He explained that the seagong sub
marine Schley had not entirely passed
the experimental stage, and tina, the
navy had not developed an absolutely
successful type Of boat
During the last war game. MIR Land
said. the percentage Of sickness among
the submarines crews was from 40 TO
80 per cent, and living conditions
aboard such craft presented a serious
problem. Pressed for a real straight
story of the condition Of our subma-
rine feet Mr.. Land said:
It's as good as can be expected.
The result Of conditions that have
grown in years past"
Admiral Fiskc explained that differ
cnces with Secretary Daniels over the
measure of preparedness he believed
necessary. caused his resignation as lid
for operations, and asserted there were
no personal disputes
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt Will
be heard tomorrow, and with the tcs-
tiinonv Of Secretary Daniels probably
on Wednesd or Thursday, the COM
mit,ee Will close its hearings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
: S P O r T S g
Amateur Athletics
BY PREP.

Smithdeai business College and Nc
Cures University School were unable
to play their scheduled game at Byrd
Park yesterday aftcrnoonP due to rain.
Which began to come down in tor
rcuts just rs the teams arrived at the
field. The game will probably be play
ed on April :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

The Smithdeal boys have been out
every day practicing hard. They have
four pitchers who are likely 70 prove
stumbling blocks u more than one ay-
prcgation in the city. The combina-
ton consists Of two righthanders and
two lcfthanders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
SAYS j. S. NAVY ONLY HALF
AS STRONG AS GERMANY'S
kcar-.tdmiral Fislte Declares II Is
Not Getting Value Received
for Money Expended.
NEEDS NEW ADMINISTRATION
Differences With Secretary Daniels
Over Measure OF Preparedness lie
Believed Necessary Caused Kesig-
nation as Aid for Operations.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Wi,h the
explanation that he hated u say it,
Rear Admiral Bradley \. Fisl<e former
aid for operations. told the House
Naval Committee to-day that in fight
ing strength the United states Navy
was only about half as strong as Ger
man|'s. In response 10 questions. he
expressed the opinion that, all things
considered, two to ono would not lie
very far away" in AN estimate of the
comparative strength OF the German
and American fleets. although the Ger
man fleet did not cost any more.
The admiral declared that the nav
was not getting value received for
money expended. and only was about
." per cent of what IL should be under
a better system OF administrations
Naval Constructor Emory : Land
testified that, including boats nearly
completed and five a, Panama four
teen submarines could he made avail
able for war service irnnl-diat.ly or
within thirty DAYS OF the eighteen
submarines Of the Atlantic Fleet, he
said thirteen were available
Larger submarines were advocated
by Mr. Land. who said navy experts
generally favored - medium sized boat
of about 500 tons. 2@5 feet long. with
Il speed of from seventeen to nineteen
knots on the surface and about four
teen Submerged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Down the Alleys

The Palace tcnpin team will he xent
BUSY this week. as il has three eched-
uled matches; Tonight at $3.50 O'Clock
Inc Team rolls the pick OF the Alec
League. The Alec lineup will be COS
ny, Eordon, l-ohmann. Alright. Simms
and Vunck. captain On Thursday
against the Nirginians. who also 20 to
the tournament in Washington Their.
lineup Will be Bickers. captain: SUIT
terlin. Harper. Whitman and C. n
Cosby. On Saturday night Norfolk
orlnSs It's tournament team here TO
stack up against the alace. The Nor
Beers. Anderson. Herbert and Beaser
IN going up against these teams the
the state. and If they win them il will
go far 10 proving what Captain Row
seE has always claimed that he has
got together in Richmond. and that
they are going 10 bring home the bacon
"hen they go to Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

Grant. big siX-foOt, 800 pound
riGhthandcr. is the most likely look
Ing man on the squad. He halls from
Bryson City. y. G.. and was ranked AS
the leading pitchc: Of Western Caro-
lima. He has speed, control, good
curves ANA is steady Bell former
pitcher on Elizabeth city High school
is the other Highlander. He also has
the reputation as a pitcher on the
Sha whore team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
The Engravers' team. of the

The Engravers' team, Of the Times
DispatGh League, won all three games
from me reporters team last night on
inc Newport alleys. Rose made q fine
score in the final game for the EnErav-
crs. when he finished with zig stowe
was the reading man for the Reporters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Former Richmond Player Gets Long
Hit Tor Athlctics-Plny Go to
MOnfrenI

DAYTONA, FLA. March .1-Rrook-
llyn defeated the Athletics here to-day
by to 4. the victory being largely due
10 Cutshaws long triple to right CEN
Ter IN the seventh inning Crane, of
The Athletics. knock ed out a homer in
the eighth. Manager Robinson is
greatly pleased with the condition and
Goodhred, Prieste and Smythe 10 Mon
,reai was announced by President Eb-
go to Troy and other youngsters may
lyn.
Score: r II l.
Phiia dclphia .
Brooklyn IN y
Batteries: Meyer. Meyers ana Fer
kins; Cheney. Mails and Meyers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
Where Richmond Ints Play
At HOME.

At HOME.
April %8. %, -. 28-Buffaio.
Mny ], z, 3, 4-MOntreai.
May s, g, $, 0-Vochesfer.
Way 10. ~. IL. 1:s-TorOnto.
June ., q, 5-Provldcncc.
June y. .. 10-IO-Ncwark.
June u, IT, 14-BaltimOrc,
June 10. 20. 2i-BufYnIo.
June ~, 23. 2t-R0chestrr.
June 28-2d, 27-MontreaI.
June ~. 29-TorOnto.
July :. 4-4-Provfdence.
July 20. ~, u, 20-Proyidencc.
July :tl--Ncwnrk.
August ., &Eewark.
August 3. 4, 5-5-Baltfmorc.
August y. %. i0-Buffaio.
August I'LL. l2-I2-Torontu.
August II. rs, I8-Rochcstcr.
August ~. 1H-IO-MontrenI.
September ~. I2, t3-Ncwark.
September n. I5, I8-BnItimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
TELLS OF WORK or
ST. JOHNS COII,EGD

DR. Patton then spoke of the great
work that 81. Johns College I'm Shapp
hhi was doing. II is esta hished by tho
fpiscopai church aud has 500 students.
whereas If sufficient money were avail
ablc II could rs easily have 1000 lie
said that the representative from China
at the Court Of ST. James in England
and at the court of the Kaiser i'm Ger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

The Chester lads have sent word
that they have the best team In years.
and they are determined TO bring de-
feat "a the Blue and White lads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

Tn" tvs" southpaws are McAllister
and Burnett The former ~ IA local
boy. while the last named halls from
out OF town. McAllister has a good
assortment Of curves and excellent
control and he promises TO make a
good showing this season burnett
comes well recommended and while
very young, is learning every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
BATTERS HAD TO DODGE

Ba tteries: Meyer. Meyers and To
ms; Cheney. Mails and Meyers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

The McGuire boys are planning |.
Yer: extensive trip through the state
The team vii! leave here on April IL
and viii return on April -. The first
game VIII be PLAYED with Woodberry
Forest III Orange Episcopal High. OF
Alexandria; jefferson school for BOYS
and Virginia Freshmen Will be the
other teams played before the Red and
Black boys return 10 this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

Thames. formerly OF Davidson Col
l"Ge. is third baseinan OF note and
ia fielding his position like veteran
for Smithdcai