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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
VETERAN LOSING OUT
Murinrt, Mn, Lose ria"r on White
soN Team ~ Pacific
(onSf star.

MINERAL. WELLS TEN. March -
Who will play third base f"r nc
White Scx this year VIII 1t u" tho
veteran Ncriarty or the younsSter from
the roa.l League. Fred McMnllin?
Lena Rlachburn", BAKER. Johns, Az"
Erorlwich tried the job I'm 1919. only 10
fan one afte: another. hut NOW Row
lard l. watching McMullin and .
about SURF that lac viii make good
Mac is PLAYING ON Eowland's regulars
ut rr, sent, NSh"g. Ia. boss can water
him at close hand liz knows iairIs
we'll That MOriarty car do, both through
cbservation and former records. hu'
Mac is different proposition.
i.ik" other players who have ",ad"
good in the majors. hcMul!'m was born
ana raised in Kansas his HON" town
at that time being Independence. tie
claitns Los Angeles his abiding
place now Fred is twcuty-tour years
old not beng twen,: five until oc-
toter ~. lie bats and nelds right
handed.
Ills nlst 'rofess ionah experience was
gathered in the Southwestern League.
Formerly headed 10y Fielder Jones ln
1911. he was an iu!elder fot Seattle, ana
tn, nest YEAR wen, TO the Tacoma club
\ I"tcoit scOu; looked him over III"
fall of 1918 and ne was given u trial
uv tn. Tigers. being turned back To
Tacoma again early in 1914. lie I'm
isucu til. year there. and last sea
son as IL star At Los Angeles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
TWO BOWLING TEAMS WILL
BE SENT FROM RICHMOND
''"Ne h""sc. md Whit whitman VIII
'"P'hin ASGr~Entions In Wash
ingtOn tournaments

richmond viii send two ny.-,nau
'""i"s :" Washington next month to
p"'',cIp"te IN ia" uiG Atlantic Coast
Ho"i'h2 Tournament. "a which teams
from AZ FAR East as f;ostun will en-
gage The local teams will he captain
"h by HAPPY Jake" Rowscv and
'i' Whitman. T;"ws"y's team viii
n'hr tn" nam" OF the Palace" while
Nhiti"an's team viii represent the
Hiai"-at -larr" and viii he called the
NirHinians The following bowlers
"ill 'ompoSe the teams
''alac" k"ws"y. Wade BAILEY. Mil
l"r and Mcfarland.
NirGinians- Whitman. EicNers. fiar-
PER. Sn''"rlin ana &. II COSBY
I'll" hcrs OF tho TWO team. will
par sc III the singles doubles
and y h,e-men events
TIL" howl"rs will meet or III. local
a!i.ys during this and next wees and
got in proncr trim for tn. b!gues,
bowling tournament the South has ever
Witnessed
Richmond will he represented by
thos" who arc conceded 20 be her hcs,
;.,-pin spi,lers and It is believed they
Will come on; Of the big tourney with
credit 90 themselves and the city they
represent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
WASHINGTON WINNERS
NATIONALS BEAT VIRGINIA
IN FREE-HITTlNG CLASH
ColicE ian" Show Up WriI-EI-Id Good
and Garner Twelve Isits or
Johnson and tulliu.

CiiARLDTrESviiL.k VA. March IS.
Virginia played Clark Gritiiths reg
ularS today. Washington winning. o
to u, in II frce-hittinr contest. The
showing made by the collcgians was
very gratifying indeed They hclded
as well as the lcaSuerS and Garncred
total or twelve hits of Of Walter
eut streak OF hitting continues. the
Orange and Blue min. should easily
win Il majority Of tn" college games
scheduled for the coming season
Virginia got only one run of of Wal
ter Johnson. but collected Ave off of
Gal!i:t in one inning, and led the Ma
tionals in the run column up to the
seventh. Ia the assault on ,;allia' =
'curyss IN the fifth. the college boys
hatted around berkeley getting two
hits In the same frame.
pill RiNey started on in the box
f"r Virginia. but WAS unsteady. and
before he settled down. the Nationals
had chased four runs across the plate.
lie soon settled down. however. and
gave a good account or himself In the
next four innings.
Mccall Who succeeded Rixey in 'he
box. led with the stick. getting three
hits Including It double. Stirkley also
got :. ;wn-baSc drive "If -; Johnson
The fielding fcatur" was running
catch back Of first base by Morton.
Nigiuins second baScman.
Hodnau led with tn" stick foT Wash
in.ton. and Was tn" only Lacquer 10
&c, uu extra base hit.
score ~ innings: IL ~ T..
Washington ...i . ! "a" % ~
Virginia ....-.. u" . - "
batteries Johnson. Gailia and Hen
~. Rixey, Mccall aud Green.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
BUSCH AT RALEIGH
Former Petersburg Manager Arrives
In tnroiinn CIT! tu StHrt bns--
ball Work.

RALEIGH. y =. Marc: looking
as trim a. a battle cruiser and ready
FOR what ih. 1915 baseball season may
hold IN Stor.. for him. Henry ll.inif
Bus, h. head Of RaieiSh's baseball forces
in The field. railyo:,dcd int" tCwn lat"
"Wednesday afternoon.
Eusch made a Stop-ov"r IN Rirh-
mond on his way to this Ucck of rh.
jungle. and the grandolion' Has II
tina, the Raleigh and Nichmond base
bali Ieads had a conference which may
lead 10 Raleigh securing two promising
players from the nrishhorins ints.
Manager i!usch has already forward.
rd five pitchers and TWO "atch"r>
transportation ana they Will report
to Raleigh next Tuesday. The rex, 81
Tia" Raleigh squad VIII report N.Y. days
later
TRANSPORTATION has been mailed u"
the following Mark stewart. Paris,
Tenn. catcher. oscar Howe. York
SriinGs, Pa, catcher: Francisco Muroz.
Santiago. cuba, pitcher: "M"rph" Cur
RE Fayetteville. pitcher. George ".
Miller. Mschancsburc, Pa, pitcher.
Cecil e PiNion, Hartford. Conn,
nlIrh,g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
REFEREE MADE CHANGE
""'" riSht TO Pugilist. md Onponcu,
Thcn Hnngrd Him Ia the

Sohby Waugh. Of Fort Worth. busted
referee on the beezcr the other
night and right away quick the OH, :
c!ai changed his decision which had
been against Waugh
me Fort Worth battler met Benny
tordova. or Galveston. in a ten-round
anair in Galveston. Al the conclusion
OF the milling, Referee Torrcnca
promptly awarded the nght 70 Cor
h"Na. whereupon the cnrnrcd Wang n
icap"d in the general direct ton Of Tor
renee and hcavrd wal2,p at him
pa Terrence strike back" Did he
invoke the aid OF The guardians of The
law Nay, may. Terrence lodged tha
next swing Of Waurh'S and. rushing To
the center Of the ring, loudly pro-
claimed that he had made a mistake In
awarding The fight 10 '"rdova, ana that
lac had changed his decision.
Il now call the fight draw" he
announced. And then he beat II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
UNION HAS STRONG NINE
C0L0REO UNIVERSITY is
OUT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Hopes I" Repeat Success of Last SEA-
son-MnJOrtty OF t:nmc- on
Home Grounds.

Virginia Union University is about
ready |" face It's heavy docke, Of
last mines. improvements are obscrv-
Cd along all lines this season iIovcy
iark has been recently plowed and
rolled int" n conditions, which places
Unions athletic park FAR superior u
tn" "ouutr!
Professor Robinson faculty athletic
director. has Developed many uuds
from the recruit roster: from two TO
three excellent men ar. contos,iu.. for
each station The hole left Vacant at
third by Herche! Tay Tor has been amp
- nilcd hT one r"po Gregory who
halls from Atlantic CITY. Tho aJycn.
81 IN" TOP" INTO baseball will rhanee
~" vain" OF Un'on's iun.id from ST.
'""'oo" 10 Sl.o"o.nGo,0oo. Jus, who will
OF con!"tturH' the three chicf contrs-
tonts, Chandler Byrd and McAnister.
arc all men OF sterling qualities Union
struck il rich IN recruit twirl.rs ,hi,;
season. OF course the familiar form
or Jasper viii he missed on the mound
hut 'rawlcy aud Jrffrics show every
capable OF sending the strongest op-
pohchts Union may face down tho Gin
der path OF defeat. The regulars seen,
netermined To keen possession Of tho
fact that should he pleasing to
Richmond fans is that the larg" ma
]"rni OF me games scheduled az" to
T." o s n.ySf tna AZ nGm" i Is 1nnernm""s
opponent IN each rival While Union
won both contests from Lincoln and
'. ~ T. last wear. Hampton whip-
ped the locals twice. and Howard
hr"ke even. II is To h. remembered
that Union won the iuterscholastir
championshtp last season. and there is
NO reason why II should not hold il
rms year with u much stronger team
April S-union IS. Spartans. at
Richmond
, April l5-Union VS. V. y. 81 l.. a,
Richmond 80 -
Washington. "'
=, April 34-Enion Us. Hampton. nj
mond " 'e '''"-
r. May s-union We. V n. & l. /, AZ
May l3--unlon vs.. Hampton. at
May 2o--Union vs. spar,ans. at Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
ENORMOUS sIM SPENT
ON iNNI NIIIU\ ALONE.

About 10000. 900 were nr,d during
The 1913 season. Each cost All aver
axe OF " cents That means ,hu, trap
shooters SPEND S3O0C.oD0 annual, FOR
ammunition. Add TO this the sums pai
out Tor railroad fare. bus hire. motel
bills. etc approximately SIC 600 GOO
ana YOU hnd that the lovers Of the clay
hustinI Eainc spend sI5.oco."O" yearly
~ following their sport
There will h.. 4i2 shuotinp ,ourn,
nents during the season beginning in
Apiii, and every community Of puy
SIC "lli stage one OF another az III.
shoots
he beauty Of the ,rap-shoo;inx sport
Is that II appeals TO women as we'll as
men that IL is "a game for the very
old and very Young, as well as tho
iuiddl.-ag"d. j; Is not a game ,ha,
oa!!S FOR strenuous exercise: II doesn't
tre TN" muscles. It's one that develops
IN" keennesS of The eve. speeds up
tne brain ana aids health generally be-
cause IT bring its devot.e out into tho
open.
Piobabl" the oldcs: ,rapshooter in
me country : "Uncl" Joe" Heinman,
az Wausau, Wis. II. is nincty-one-
ana n" never misses q shoot in his
IN" t"f2'is with astonishing regularity
aitd MS hIttiUr avrral;c IS far b.yopa
. mat - tho bulk Of the ordinary shoot
eEs, VINO are only one-h:lf ~ one-,lird
as on HS l !gcIc Joe 80
There arc on the list Of reris,ered
tiapshooters scores OF men around the
e!ShiE-Hear mark. Thousands are over
siN'E. Ih"re are tens OF thousands who
are still! in their teens One or the
real clever shooters is twcivc-year-
old youth who seems TO have Inherited
fh- skill from his father. vino alva 49,
ranked high in tn. tournaments
Tie number OF women who are find
ing great pleasI!;. in the great outdoor
sport Is Increasing steadily \ few
years ago there were only scatter
Ing Few. To-day tho feminine shoot =
erS total well along into The thousands
Many u. them compete with the male
persons In III" various shoots ana the
averages turned in by the fair sex is
surprisingly high
Statistics covering the sport show
tina; the number OF enthusiasts has in =
creased every ycar during the pas, if
M. There We're only scattered few
tournaments hnci, in 1870! 20 1905 in
1913. however. the shoots numbered
eS6: in 1914 they jumped 10 3li, and
last wear 33@ tournaments were staged
The number this year is nearly 100 lie
yond that ~ 1915.
and tho game is just hitting its
stride the trapshootcrs say. The
public Is just awakening TO the pleas :
ure that one gets Ia following The
sport. When it fully realizes all the
advantages Of the game. the trapshoo' =
ing army will number Into IN" mil
lions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
TRAP SEASON WILL OPEN
GUMNERS START REGULAR
SHOOTS NEXT SATURDAY
sport Has Made Rnpid Hcudwn! la
'n>f Few Nrnr>-Eu"rnous sum
Invested In IL.

starting on Saturday. The Nest End
Cum 'iUh VIII holh regular weekly
shoots at Us grounds OH the West
hampton car line The Organization
is IN the best condi;ton of It's history.
an" It bis season ia anticipated
.Trarsi oot.nr IS another Que az those
ME" young sports ma; nave COM,
along dcr,ur IN" pas; few years and
Nc'ih"' away many o: the dyed-iu-
Wool baseball rams. ~ has eaincG =,
great hcid here, where the West emo
N"rtaatdc. East End and Forest Hill
'iurs hay" It BIG membership
me popularity "f the target game
has Increased by leaps and bounds dur
ING tn" past few years There are ut
l.as; 300. 900 active trapyhoo,ers in tn.
country t"-aay--m"n Who iuduie. in
the sport regularly There are almost
as many more wh" hav. :, fondn.s..
fer busting the claNs. but VINO c.nno,
md enough leisui" :" p-rmi, them 10
"n-a2e IN more than iiv" or sis shro, ;.
per y'ai.
Statistics recently; on,npii.h snow
nat 'harc ar" in n" United states At
present time app pXimately 1000 reg
istered clubs. III. total OUTLAY h..
these clubs f"r D'ibhouses grnnnd".
automatic traps AID utit.i. devices :
inl beyond tn" i3"n" 400 rn.rk
The Average expenditure" Cor guns.
gun cases, glasses, cleaning rofs.
shooting jackets ana other .snr cloth
ing is about $50 per man. wl:ch mean.
mat the 'rdpshooi"rs Of TN. cou,t,.
lave lad ont approximately $35.rOo. SEQ
Tor their equipment. This added 30
tn" $a,"oocpo fo- clubhouscs .,c.
shows tina; i2s .0no.c coo is Invested il.
;he sport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
iItITT
NAMED no SICt'I:ED Himself 4!

ASllENIli.E, y. G.. March % Re-
puhlicans OF tn" Tenth CONVERSATIONAL
District met in convention here o-day
Endorsed and rCnoiniratcd CONGRESSMAN
j. j. B'iii, elected Thomas j. iiartius
OF AShcNilIc, and Charles j. Harris OF
''liihb"r" Az Delegates 10 the National
Republican Convention at Chicago and
elected Mex tnicy Prijohard Of this
city presidential .lcc,or The rXpec,-
ed split between The Progressive mud
H.tuhIchn factions dii not material
re 'ichinpnd Pearson. candidate for
n"t''''ai delegate, around whom tn.
hGh' was expected t. cor,n, yvj,bd,nv.
I'M" morning. CONGRESSMAN Britt and
~'a'' hartman Frank LInncy delivered
addresses az ia" convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
BUILDING HOPEWELL PARK
BASEBALL PLANT WILL BE
READY FOR OPENING GAME
Modern trandstnnd Being Erected.
VIII =" Grounds for All Sorts
OF Sport Events.

The construction ~ the iiop"w"ll
baseball plant is well under way and
III" grounds Will 10. ready for oc-
cupan"E before Nh" opening Of the
season. TN" site of the new grounds
is an Ideal one. being between VII
lag" y and city Point The grand
stand. which is nos being constructed
VIII have a seating capacity Of Zoo.
~ addition to thu boN seats The
.ramdstand is being erected in the
most modern way possible" The t:pes-
Vaughan Construction company is do
ing the work
Manager Winn Clark. we'll known
throughout the Virginia League, has
been secured AZ manager OF the Powder
city team. and has already gotten to-
rcihcr II husky bunch OF ball tossers.
Th. men arc 30 report 10 hi,r in Suffolk
on April Nmonr tn" men TO report
VIII be found some Of big league call
per
The season tickets .lll he placed on
sale IN f.w DAYS and u lumber or
patrons ar" already CA the waiting
list
Many "A,'rrt yuri-ni't Who havs h.eu
on IN. grounds in IN" last few DAYS
hav" stated that ala" Amusement, plant
10 he constructed ia connection wit
The ball park. viii IL" the largest in
the South. Arrangements have been
completed whereby tho services OF one
o. the best known amusement mana
gris in America viii HAY. charge vf
th.a end Of III. business
on" Of the l"ad.n- features OF the
amusemeuts will b, III, holding a."
weekly wrestling ms les The natchcs
will Toe held duvius lo Summer sea
son. Will. the bas,h team ia away
from home. Motion lectures Will also
hc added to tn" oth"r attractions and
tin" pictures VIII appeal to the red
bloodcd men Of Hopeweil
Hope well had no baseball team last
year, and IT was only through the in =
nucncc OF some OF It's most noted
citizens that the project was made pos =
siblc Hope we'll has succeeded in every
thing that II has undertaken. and II
seems absolutely Impossible for her to
fail IN this. At least tn" supporters
claim that the infant city Will make
good As the eighth Wonder by turning
out pernant winner it's first season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
CORNELL FEARS LOSS OF
VETERAN WATER WIZARD

NEW YORK March 2a-cormel!ians
fear that Charles Courtney. the wizard
Of the water" never again Will be able
10 take full coaching charge Of the
Red and White crews. Just now il
seems doubtful II he can assume an
advisory position. owing 10 his feeble
condition
The veteran has not recovered from
the accident suffered last Jun. when
his skull was fractured In a Pullman
car, due 20 The joiting of the train
while he was asleep. For long time
after he WAS taken back to Ithaca he
was in the hospital and all through
the winter tho hope FOR Improvement
in his condition has not come.
Courtney is well alou" in the Sixties.
and This. added Ia his illness. makes Il
seem Impossible for him 10 throw him
self into the strenuous coaching job as
he did in other years Only twice
, since last summer has lie been ahl. 20
go from his home io the Cornell boat
house nearby. and both trips exhaust cd
him.
Johnny lioylc, who has been Court.
ncy's lieutenant for many years. un-
doubtediy will he the active coach OF
the Cornell crews this year. He has
been understanding Courtney for
SNil'IhinS nkc seventeen years. ana
his methods are akin to those Of the
veteran. But Iioyle lacks the uncanny
Ski!l az Courtney in perfectly balancing
- boat and getting from it's narSmcn
the maximum power
tourincy's success has been due to
his instructive Knowledge of boat bal
amcinS Time and again lie has shifted
his oarSmcn, making changes That
others though, would put The shell out
OF harmony. Hui Couitncy':. shifts
always resulted in adding greater
speed Ia the craft
IL Courtney cannot act as tho rerlI-
lar coach for us this spring II will I've
terrific blow nj our chances in the
fouGhkcepsic race" said Comedian
However. the impact will he lcsscned
somewhat IL he can serve MS IN an
advisory capacity. lioyic can do the
regular coaching, but we must have
courtney To supervise the placing OF
the men and the balancing OF the shell"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

l'u,t race purse. four and half
furiours Maria Miller. 10" oMurphyD.
to 10. TO !. out. won. l.obelia. lu'
CNmbroSe). u to :. to and ! To g.,
sec"nd. Dr. Tuck, 10, o.. Gentry. $ to
!. u 10 :. TO 3. third. Time. 81 B.
N-rda Jay Thuum"i also ran.
Second selling. ny. and Il half fur
longs Nache! Worth. lo2 CMurphyD.
- - :. even 30 :. Won: Wild Rear.
Tag iSt"ri!uG). 10 !, < 10 !. : I" =.
second Blu" Wing, III ,DbcrD, 10 10
/. / "a |. : To >. third. Time. ITO 80.
NnmniT- Increase. short Ballot, Bert
l.. Ealre" EVA Padwick and Prepaid
also ran.
Third selling. six furlonas Milton
Hob!ee ia tMouionl !. TO l. = 10 ! .
10 !. won: Rudweis-r l09 IMuiphy,.
10 !. 10 10. IL ;. sccoui; Theresa
Mrk!n. ~ ,Hcmry). u 10 !. > TO I. =
70 l. third. Time. ;i6l IA Glomer
Four,h five aud half furlones
Beverly James. l0a HIaynes), 9 10 .
10 :. to >. Won: Uncle Jimmie. ll5
bpoddl, > 10 >. L" ,, TO 2. second; ,
psaple ia Corey. Is TO 3. ia :.
Taper Tip and Ratina also ran.
Fifth-ha ndicap, six furlon.s Mars
Cassidy, lo2 tObertp. & to | :. 10 and
20 ;. won; Greenwood. 10. tDood).
- 10 !, TO J ana I TO ). second; Or
Carmen. 10 Murphy, II ~ 10 L"
and 10 >. third. Time. i:l6. l.of-
'ns. Fed Cross mud For Fair also ran.
STANLEY s. 113 a.. Gentry>. II 10 ,.
TO and l TO g. won; w. w Clark.
II" ,MurphN). to l. 10 = and to
=. second; Transport, ia CIV. ohcrp.
10 !. 10 ] and even. third. Time.
l.ai -. chad Eutord, Originator and
No l. l..N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
GREAT GOLF BAG
Ommhn sport VIII Have Most yaIun-
bile HING In World-Mnde Out Of
Alligator Hide.

OMAHA, NEB. March 25.--If he car
rier out his orig intention. l.. p.
Fennor. Of Rurwell. Ncb., a golf en-
thusiast. viii have probably the most
valuable golf bag in the world
In Florida this winter lie shot An
alligator and brought home the Skin.
Recently he sent it 10 q local sporting
goods house with the request that Il be
made into u golf bag
II was turned over 10 a tanner who
created some surprise with the state
mcnt that the skin In its present state
was worth rom 500 to $1,000 II Is
that Of pearl alligator. which lives
in salt water and is rarely found
The skin is white with beautiful
markings and is said, when tanned
ana polished, 10 resemble mother OF
peHri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

MARLIN, TEN. March - -Hiuy
Martin, the former Georgetown Uni
vtrSity shortstOp. had the misfortune
10 iuiure the small finger on his right
hand yesterday, and II is thought a
hone may be broken. The finger Is;
badly swollen to-day, and is all colors
Of the rainbow.
Martin - popular with his team
mates. but Manager McGraw will not
keep him. II is probable that he will
go 10 some International League ciuh.
lie is Il clever fielder, hut biz weak
With the stick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Saved From Knockout
BI JESS WILLARD.

MADISON SQlARE GARDEN.
NEW lORi>. Mrrch "i.-i fought
Frank Moran to-niGht. aud ! beat
him; TINT. . hope. proves to the pcO-
pie OF New York thnt I'm not 80
bad. In the Hrst plarr. Moran de-
srrNrs Ercnt credit, for hr put NJ
one OF the Ennrnt buttlcs Z know of.
! hit him hnrd and often. Many
times staggered him. but he was
nlwnss coming IN for more. Wy
whole regret IL that Q broke my
ri::ht hnnd; OnI! Tor that mishnp. !
would surely hnNc knOrkcd Mornn
ont.
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Tiger pitcher IncliriI,Ir.

PRINCETON, y. j.. March Ed s
Eili beyo. Princeton's star pitcher. has
fallen under the ban because he PLAYED
summer bah a, Au Sable in the Atii-
rondackS. The story that Dcyo uas
Joined lie Gore, Watrous. Milburn and
others came ont yesterday, though
weeks ago Deln was told by Dean Me
tlcnahnn that he would never again
hc permitted t. represent III" Tigers.
The dean * backed up by the faculty
committee ON outdoor sports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
DRINKS CREOsOL
sixteen Irnr-uid Girl Takes Drug AZ
ter BEING Corrected by Tier
Mother.

EuTngsd because her mother had cor
rrcte'i her for disobe,iicnC". Miss Ruby
Miles, sixteen years ola; Yesterday
swallowed an unknown quantity OF
CroOSo!. and Tor IL time Was thought -
lac IN 4 critical condition. I'm nhu .
lane" surgeon was Summoned 10 licl
home. 80 Cedar street. ana rushed
l"r Ia the Rctrca, for the Sick after
iniStcrlnS first aid treatment At
III" hospital last night il was said She
WAS resting comfortably, aud that she
nrchA oily womb rrCnNrN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Generals Go TO Raleigh.

Especial 10 The Hines Dispa tch.
RALEIGH. y. C.. March o5---Sccre-
iary Bowler announced tonight. for
the officers of the Chamber OF Com
mcrcc, that the Chamber has secured
for Raleigh this year the Thanksgiving
football game between North Carolina
\. and VI. College and WASHINGTON and
Lee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Carried Eight All Way
ny FRANK MORAN.

MADISON SQl tRE GARDEN.
NEW fOltk. March .5.-I think
won the tight. carried the Highs I"
the champion all the way. After
Willard nude his Spurt i'm the sew
chth round. he was done. lie didn't
have hit al STRENGTH or science
left. He contd not have knocked me
down In ~ million rounds. johnson
hit me harder than Willard did. .
would Hike to light jess over u
championship route. aud II I ,Io. ,ni
cnn wnGrr your NIL that IN win the
titir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Piu Loses TrncI> Cnpt.io.

PITTSBURGH. March e5.-I.ouis Me
Master, captain OF the track team at
the University OF Pittsburgh, is con
fined In n hospital. following an opera
ton for appendicitis. performed yes
terday. Physicians say the operation
was Il success. but he Will be out Of
athletics the rest OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
REPORT ROBBERlES
wv" Complaints 10 Police Of Packet
Picking with Aggregate Las.
of S57.

Two persons last night complained
tn the police that their pockets have
been picked on Eichmoud streets the
total sum lost bc!n" reported as S5i.
=. T.. Richardson. liil North Avenue.
reported that his pocket had been
picked az he was boarding II ear Il.
First and BROAD Streets Of S3l Il baEy'.;
necklace and IL Masonic card
Don Calhoun. "F williamsburg. We
ported that some one had picked his
pocket at the Main Street station Of
soc