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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

The report of the territorial treasurer discloses that the i'm ,nense increase in the copper out put of the southeastern Alaska mines has proven a source of con- siderable income to the territory. Something like eighty five thou jand dollars was added to the revenues last year as result of the tax payments on copper pro- luction Fish traps were also a prominent factor in swelling the territorial treasure chest, twenty three thousand five hundred dol
 ars being received from that source. For some reason no tax w'si collected on nets and seinss althought the law provides that they shall be included in the tax able property of the fisheries
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

The funeral of the late Ching Heny was held yesterday at one with a large attendance of the old timers who have known the deceased, Charlie Fink, as he was commonly known, for many ears. The remains were escort ed from the undertaking estab- 'ishment to the Congregational church where services were read after which the body was taken to the reciving vault on Belmont Point with the Nome brass band heading the funeral cortege.
 A recent issue of the Fairbanks lIimes states that the inland metropolis is now out of debt, md has something like three housand dollars in the city strong box. The report further states that taxes have come in in 'ery good shape and there will be very little due the city ir taxes when the day upon which the penalty for non-payment ar. rives. Several thousand dollars were still outstanding but it was considered doubtful if there will ,e many pieces of property sold 't the delinquent tax sale nex, fall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

A small blaze in the cabin of Mike Mccarthy in the rear of the hospital shortly after noon today brought out the fire department
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
HIGH SCHOOL PITCHER
ESTABLISHES RECORD
Young Morrisette Strikes Out Twenty
one Men in Game and Allows
Only Two Hits.

Charlotte c. H, Va. May 22.--Ae
keysviiie the Charlotte High School
baseball team defeated the Keysville
High by the score of 10 TO i. Nor
risette for the Charlotte High estab-
lished county record. striking out
twenty-one Keysville batters and
yielding only two hits. Errors in the
ninth inning were responsible for the
only run made from his delivery.
keysville being at his mercy at all
times. The features of the game were
Morrtsette's pitching and the batting
of Ingram and Morrisette, each Sc
curing Ave hits out of Ave times at
bat. Donalds fielding at third and
Robinson's catching were also OF high
order. For Keysville Weatherfords
catching was spectacular, while
HALEY fielded In fine style at short
Score by innings: r. III. L.
X. 1t. S. 1000 900 oo1- 4
c. II. s. .....111 400 12s--10 ls 8
Batteries: K. H S-weatherford
and Rutledge: c. Fl. S.-Robinson and
Morrisette.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
MARSHA[l|TES PLAY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Local High School VIII Battle VIII
liam and Mary Academy This
Afternoon.

John Marshall High School and
William and Mary Academy will bat
tie this afternoon at Broad-Street
Park for the preparatory school
championship Of Tsdewatsr Virginia.
The game will start promptly at Z
o'clock. and DR.. Harry Hedgepsth will
handle the indicator.
In view of the TACT that each team
has lost only one game. the contest
Is expected to be one Of the fastest
staged in Richmond this season.
Claude Woodward viii b on de
mound for tho MArshAIlitss. whtis
Monk Ellis. who has bean pitching
great ball for tho Lttle Indiana. viii
be at the hurting end for the Will
outfit.
The William and Mary Academy
team has defeated Old Point COM
fort College twtoe. Hsnapton High
twice, Maury High and Backbone
Academy. The only game tho VIII
Aamsburgers have lost this seasea
was to the Blackstone team. The
Marshalfites were defeated BY Black
stone by only ono run, that contest
being staged on tho latter team's
home grounds II comparative scores
mean anything. tho game should b
a hummer from start to flnish.
Coach Hubbard has worked won
ders with tho Academy team. con-
verting bunch Of crude material
into formidable aggregation. with
Monk" Ellis ut his best, any team
will find It hard to solve his ofnesanes.
He II considered the best prop school
pitcher east OF Richmond. and & re-
mains to be seen Just what he can
accomplish against the Marsaaauitsa
Recently he shut out tho William anA
Mary College second team, 9 to ..
Owing to the fact that the Tide.
water Virginia championships ID, at
stake. large crowd - expeuksd TO
be on hand to witness tho host1iities
this afternoon. Tho Academy foys
will bring a large number q rootar.
from Williamsburg. and there sAou1d
be lively time out at Broad-ereet
Park
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
ELKS AND POLICEMEN
PREPARING FOR GAME
contest Next Thursday Afternoon at
broad Street Park To Be Pre-
coded BY Parade.
Elaborate preparations are being

Elaborate preparations are being
made for the baseball game between
the Richmond Elks and Richmond
Police. which will be played next
Thursday afternoon at Broad street
Park
The game will be preceded by n
parade. which will start promptly at
3 O'Clock. Among those who will par
ncipate are Governor Henry Carter
stuart. Mayor George Ainslie, mem
oers OF the Police BOARD and CITY
Council. all of the local judges and
mem bers of the Richmond lCige of
klks. Professor Joe kessnich and
his musicians will head tho parade.
which will be through the principal
streets of Richmond
The two teams are holding daily
practices and all OF the players are
reported 10 be in fns condition. Jack
Waymaok will do the hurting for the
blue coats, while Manager Ben Tuck
err. OF the Elks. has not yet definitely
made up his mind as to who he will
send to the mound
Both teams are com posed OF old
baseball stars and the game should
be hummer from start 10 finish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
DOLLY CRAPS LONG CTOUT
WINS GAME FOR TARHEE;IS

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Rocky Mount. n. c.. May "a
league outpitched Alton in the open
ing Of the series this afternoon, and
the Champs claimed to 2 victory
over the league leaders Both clubs
played gilt-edged and errorless ball
throughout and batt1ed hard for every
advantage Portsmouth drew first
blood in the the third. when. after
Alton had singled and moved to sec
ond on an out, King drove to center
for a bad hop on the bound and the
ball got away from the fielder and
rolled to the fence and the hitter
rested at third. from which point he
counted a moment later. when Cueto
sent a sacrifice fly to the outheld. In
their half of the same session the
Down Homers made 1t two-all. when
Edwards. Leake and Gray slashed
out singles and Goosetree sent up a
sacrifice fly that tied the score. 1t
journeyed this way, with each club
fighting valiantly to nose out in front.
but sensational fielding. or even dou-
BILE plays. nipped chance after chance
in the bud. and II was not until the
seventh. after Edwards thumped ono
safe for base and was sacrificed
to second, that Gray slung over bag
into center field for two bases, his
third hit. and Edwards counted.
Alton was immensely effective at
times, and 1t appeared not to matter
the size of the hole in which he placed
himself. II came through except at
the times named. Though Rocky
Mount had a total OF eleven to rest
on the corners. league was the more
effective in keeping them off the paths,
and ne was complete master through
out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
GARY is VICTORIOUS
OVER WILLIAM r. FOX

In a one-sided contest John B.
Cary School defeated William F. Fox
yesterday afternoon by a score of 20
to 6. The Cary boys hit the ball hard
throughout the contest. while tho Fox
boys were able to do but little with
Glenn. The features of the game
were the hitting of the Cary School
Fox
Madison is now leading the West
End Grammar School League. while
Cary Is only a short distance benin 4,
The two teams meet the latter part of
this week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

ers look good at tho present time, and
should they be sent away they will
go with strings attached, for the local
leader will hardly permit any of them
to slip from his grasp. 4
Some people seem to be under the
Impression that Rebel Rom VIII be
sent back to the New York Yankees.
but unless we miss our guess he will
be performing in a Richmond uniform
during tho remainder OF the season.
While there IL no getting away from
the fact that Ross has not bean COM
ing up to expectations recently, he IL
promising youngstsr and may yet
fool the wise ones. Richmond needs
two good left-handera, and for that
reason both he and Humphrsys are
slated TO hang around all season.
Rhoades ID another man who has
not yet shown all he has IN hts salary
wing. He IL fellow who must have =
lot OF work In order TO remain at top
foym and ~ soon a. the weather Man
holds mp he will cosns around In ans
shADA H pitnhsd treat AL n To-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
Boston Defeats Tigers

Boston, Mass May 22-Geor.yc
nauss was wild IS q hawk today,
walking ter men, and Boston defeated
Detroit, 70 :. Bostons ran came IN
the last two innings, TWO hits by
yanvrin figuring prominently in the
scoring. His single, a base on balls
and Hooper's single tied the score in
the eighth. while his single IA the
ninth scored Walker. who had
doubled, with the winning run DE
truits tally came on doubles by
Young and Dauss. Gregg was effective
during his stay on the mound, making
way for a pinchhttteF IN the sixth,
ne4rfAt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
WIZARDS DOWNED
BY NEWPORT NEWS CLUB

Especial to The Richmond vIrTinian.)
Newport News. Va. May 13.-Hit-
ting in the pinchss ana taking I'D
vantage OF the wildnsss Of the viGitorS
twtrler. Newport News today defeated
Hopewell, Q to s. Payne. the New
port News manager, was seen IN the
game for the first time. He played .
fair game in right feld. Crist, de-
posed manager, covered his old posi-
ton at second.
The Builders apparently have stsuck
their stride. Every man was In the
game during every minute of play to-
day and the machine assembled ny
Crist and President Weaver u regard
ed by many Is the best which ever
represented Newport News.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
RAIN PREVENTS
GAME WITH HUSTLERS
Mchenry VIII Probably Oppose
Rochester Outft In Contest
This Afternoon.

Rochester, N. Y, May 22.-Rain
prevented the opening game of
the series this afternoon between
the Richmond virginians and
Hustlers. The elements started
falling early this morning and
there was no let-up until laas TO-
day. Indications are that fair
weather will be prevalent tnmor-
row afternoon, allowing the two
teams to clash.
Either Ritter or Kirmayer will
oppose the Virginians tomorrow.
while Manager Smith will prob
ably send McKenry against tho
home club. Smith says that he Is
anxious to get revenge on the
local team for tho three defeats
administered his club In Rich
mOnd recently and he will make
his proteges go the limit to win.
Owing to the poStponcment
there win probably be . double
header staged Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

ThsER3e-z Ma - -Hs
hea-sess Ases-x Es-A "ss Season
the AtAis-A-z t-taE -c-z .}-ae5- SIS
s1na &C re s~-ex <rc- C.evstz-3
10 to g. -1e ~ Er~e- hattee coca y
out OK tEs box y thm Grs- lining
HAsov Aead tha-rl $coxeTess for six .a-
4ngs, but they finally got 70 MIN for
six runs and the game IN the eighth.
Myers was hit hard IN three innings
buth the heavy hitting 81 his team
mates saved hfrn The hitting Of
Myers, Walsh. Graney and Spea ker
ena trreS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
Bailey Meeting To,,mh,.

e A meeting OF the friends of Cap
tain James T. Bailey, candidate for
Council from Jefferson Ward. will be
held at Paramount School tonight at
SIS o'clock. A call sent out by W.
M. Evans, chairman. urges all citizens
of the ward who are Interested In the
political life OF the section to be pres
emit"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
SENATORS ASCEND TO
TOP IN THE AMERICAN
Washington Club With Harper Pitching Alright Ball Defeats
Chicago to 0-Detroit Loses Boston Red Sox, While
Yanks Are Showed Under BY Browns

washington. May 22.-Ths Senators
60ok the lead In the American League
to-day by defeating Chicago. : 10 Q.
Incidentally they tumhled the White
Cox into the cellar, The Sox were
helpless before Harry Harper. the
HAclkensack southpaw, who held them
to four scattered hits ana did not
ytoid q base on balis Three successive
h1ta gave Washington a run IN the
SECOND and that was enough TO win
They added another In the third how
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
Baseball
BY ERNEST POLLARD.

Well. even though rain did nece SSH
tate the postponement of hostiltties in
Rochester yesterday, the Virglniaps
are still occupying the exalted roost
with Fred Tenney's Newark Indians,
But had not old j. F. put in his ap-
pearance at this most inopportune
time, Billy Smith and his boys might
have been at the top of the heap all
by themselves. On the other hand the
Hustlers might have triumphed. so
Why worry over II?
The rest Sunday and yesterday will
probably prove beneficial to the Rich
mond boys, save in a financial way.
McKenry worked in Fridays game.
while Humphreys. Ross. Rhoades and
Jarman participated In the double at
traction in Toronto Saturday. Had
the game been played yesterday Man
sger Smith would probably have been
forced to send Joe Gleason agains. the
home club. but now with several days
rest for the other pitchers, he can
use most any of them.
There is strong probability OF
Slim Mckenry opposing the Hustlers
in todays game. and II the big boy
IL in form his hurting offerings should
prove a puzzle TO the singing Tommy
ties
Although the virginians have been
away more than a week, they have not
yet been rendered an opportunity to
wear their Palm Beach suits. while
their straw hats have also been tenn
porarily discarded. They hadn't been
away many hours before they dis
covered that overcoats would have
been much more appropriate,
According to post card received
from Captain Frank McDermott, all
of The boys are in great condition. ana
are very much elated over the sue
cess with which they met during the
first week away from home. Mac
says the cut he sustained in the lip
before he left Richmond IL coming
around In fine shape. and expects II
to be all right within the next few
days.
Billy Smith WIN have to start his
old pruning knife working before the
end Of this week In order to RAt with
in tho player limit. After Friday tho
clubs In the International Lsngue will
he permitted TO carry only eighteen
playsrA. including the MANAGER. JUS
who Will hear tho rattle OF tho old tan
can ~ a matter OF conjecture, ,3 -sq,s,.
II Manager Dfily Smith succeeds In
landing Allan Russell ana Sammy Rice
from New York and Washington, re-
apect4vsiy. Il WIN mean that two pitch
srs win have 20 50. Al Of the pitch-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
PROVIDENCE GRAYS
WIN FROM ROYALS
Winning Streak, Triumphing
II to 10.

Montreal. Que. May 22.-Provi-
dencs today broke Montrears win
ming streak by defeating them IL to
10. Prieste was touched up for six
teen hits. The Providence pitchers
were prof,1se in passes. issuing six
teen between them. The hitting Of
Rehg and Onslow featured the game,
Rehg getting three hits one a homer
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
New York.

Td'8Ia =. =. -. 50 II n 1b s
F&atted for High IN sixth
'Natts6 for Fisher IN eighth
Sore by innings: r.
( Louis .......... Oh GOA of2--a
\@v York o.. ....... 200 loa 000--s
Summary! First base on haIis-On
teff Groom, / eff Heating. / s.
S'-2~s cn'--By Plank. 3; by Groom
=, Heating. 2: by Fisher, 2; by
Ns-al@. 4. Thrse-oase HIT o hnson.
- az asse htts--Hartley, Baker. Fish
~ stolen bases-Shotton. Sister.
f>-at-. Aarssns, Peckinpaugh. Home
--l-~~ Narsans Double piays-Pratt
Johnson and Eisier; Baker, Pipp and
Baker E.ts-ofT Plank. II in : in
n.rFs otf Heating. in 2 2-a innings:
or Fisher. IN 8 Ia innings I'm
p,-es-Owens and Connolly. Time
el5o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
Richmond and Rochester Game Marshaes To Play For Championship

Yankees today. which the former won.
10 S. Three New York pitchers were
HIT for total OF fourteen safe wal
Tops. The veteran Eddie Plank start
ed in the box for St. Louis, but was
not particularly effective and was re-
placed by another veteran, Bob Groom.
in the eighth. Sisler starred at bat
in the field and on the bases. Mar
sans drove out a homer in the eighth.
Honda
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

Summary: Stolen bases-Irmscher,
Henry, Whitfield and Morpeth. Two
base hits--Hudgins. Henry and Poh.
Sacrifice hits-Goaiby, Allen. Poole.
Sacrifice fy--Allen. Double plays
Poh to Goalby to Henry. Hartseli to
Newton to Morpeth. Struck out-By
Poole, Q. by Porray. !. Bases on
balIs--OT Poole. (HartselD: of
Portray, 2 tHenry and Alexander).
Passed balis-Holloman ca. Hudgins
Hit by piteher--Whitted. Left on
hases--Petersburg, 3: Norfolk. s.
Umpire--Brown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
GROVER ALEXANDER IS
WINNER OVER CHICAGO
PhillieS' Star Hurier Pitches GOOD
Game and Qualsers Triumph BY
s 10 Score.
CARDS DROP SIXTH STRAIGHT
Although 81, Louis Comes Back Strong
In Ninth Inning and Send Five Runs
Over, Boston Braves Win Out.

Chicago. May 32.-Irhe Phillies de-
fested the Cubs today. to 5. Alex
hnders effective pitching kept him out
OF trouble as far an the NTH round
when doubles by Hendrix and VIII
Hams with men on. and Coopers bad
throw, cost him three runs, Hendrix
started for the Cubs, but was relieved
by seaton in the sixth. when the
Philles forged ahead by hard hitting
and won the pasttme.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

Summary: Stolen hases-Smtth, .;
Crist. Q: Schultz. Payne. Stsinhren-
ner.. Sacrifice fiy--Payna Sacrifice
hits--Wratten, Scott Three-base hits
Schultz. Russell. Two-base hits
Walters. 2: Lake. Albus. Mace. First
on balls-Of Scott. &; off Russell, ..
Struck out-By Scott. Z: by Russell.
s. Left on bases--Newport News. 4;
Hopewell. s. Double play~--Russell ia
Albus. Passed bali--Mace. Wild
pitch--Russell, Time of game-.:nl.
Umpires--Kennedya and RoSsano.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

Especial to the Richmond virginian.)
Norfolk, Va, May 22.--Jimmy
Poole. the veteran left-hAnder. held
Norfolk to three hits two Of which
came in the ninth inning. and Peters
burg took the first game OF the series
by a to ] score. The Coolers first
two runs were earned, each develop
ing from double. sacrifice and a
single.
Tha srorn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
Standing of Clubs,

Games To-day.
Chicago I'm Washington.
Cleveland IN Philadelphia
St. Louis In New York.
Detroit IN Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
PETERSBURG WINNER
OVER NORFOLK TARS
Jimmy Poole Lets Mary Jane Grew Down With Three Hits and
Coolers Triumph, to 1-Taxhsels Defeat Pirates,
While Builders Beat WlxardG

King. Donble plAyA-PArmelee to
McCier1and; McC1ellaad (unasaists4).
Struck out-By TeaGus, 8: BY Alton.
s. Bases on. balls-On league. 8; off
Alton, s. HIT by pitcher-By league,
l (Parker). wild pftch-Teague.
Time Of game--2:00. Umpire
Hughes. Attendance-67k.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Results YestcgdAy.
Petersburg. 3: Norfolk, /.
Newport News, 3; Hopewell. 4.
Rocky Mount, 3: Portsmouth. 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

Lynchburg. Va, May 2z.-The an
nual meeting OF the Daughters of Lib
erty OF Virginia VIII be held here on
Tuesday and Wednesday. although the
state Council was to have met in
Newport News Lack of hotel accom-
modations In that city caused the
change recently, and the local council,
only recently organized. asked for and
secured the meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

Games Today,
Brooklyn In Pittsburg.
New York In Cincinnati.
Philadelphia In Chicago.
Boston IN st. LouiA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
Standing OF Cubs.

Games Today.
Petersburg in Norfolk.
Hopewell in Newport News.
Portsmouth IN Rocky Mount.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
Goes Afrer DOMAIN

Detective-Sergeant Atkinson left
last night for Toledo to bring 70 thie
city @. 8. Donald. wanted here ON the
charge OF stealing an automohalo be-
longing to James Watson. Donald
was arrested by the police at Toledo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results 7 eNterday,
St. Louis, 9 New York, s.
Boston, 2; Detroit. /.
Washington, 2; Chicago, 0.
Philadelphia 10: Cleveland. Z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

sBatted for Moran In ninth.
ssBatted for p. Smith in ninth.
Score by innings; r.
Providence .......301 900 2f5-l2
Montreal $50 900 0o4-10
Summary: Two-base hits-Shean,
Onslew-T Three base -hits-Tatwtler.
Home run-Rehg. Sacritice-Yelle.
Double play-Almeida to Wagner to
Slattery. Hits-Off Billiard. l in
/ 1-3 innings; off Schultz, in SO
innings. Bases on balls-Off Billiard.
7: off Schultz, 8: off Baumgartner. l:
off Prieste, 8. Struck out--By Schultz,
/: by Prteste, /. Wild pitch-Prieste,
Umpires-Carpenter and Chestnut.
Time-2:30.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

The Newark Indians had q lot of
fun while they were climbing, but they
sure did tumble when they struck
Montreal Fred Tenney.s men will be
lucky to be in first division after their
road trip.
Dolly Gray n up 70 his old tricks
again. He won ball game for Rocky
Mount yesterday afternoon against the
Portsmouth Pirates. There 10 q lot
Of GOOD bah playing still left IN the
big boy.
Newport Nswsf Cobb COULDN'T play
on hts brothers reputation and get BY
with u He II now warming the
the eAme thing n N1chmond hA yer.
sus ~ ~ 80 SAaEtNs : v1so4nilA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday.
Boston. S; ST, Louis, s.
Philadelphia 6, Chicago, 3.
brooklyn Pittsburg, rain.
New York Cincinnati, rain.
Standing of Clubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

Summary. Hlts-OT Coumbe. in
inning; of Bagby. 10 IN 7. Two
base hits~-Craney, .O'Neill, Myers
Three base hIt-Sqeaker Home runs
---Iraney. walsh. Roth, Struck out
Ely Myers = Bases on halls-~On
Myers. 8: Off RaRpy 3 wild Pitch
Myers. tnpires Evans and HIDE
brand Time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

There have been many big league
scouts watching the virginians per-
form since they started their Northern
invasion. and several OF the boys have
attracted the attention of several rep
resentatives. But let 1t be said right
here that the local fans needn't get un-
easy. for the local club is going to
hang on to all of the men until the
end Of the season, at least. 1t would
take many shining simoleons to in
duce the Richmond owners to part
with any of the players.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23
Games Today.
VIRGINIANS in Rochester.
Baltimore in Toronto.
Newark In Buffalo.
Providence In Montreal.
Gossip
Take Rest In Rochester, But Re-
main Tied For Top With Newark Club.

1ronto Saturday. but the Virginians
were unable to do much hitting for
him with Shocker doing the box work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

row in Rochester, the virginians win
depart for Montreal. where they will
meet the Royals for four games, with
permission OF the Canadian Weather
Man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-23

When Richmond lost three straight
games to Rochester. the old anvif
chorus was started as usual. but at
the present even these knockers are
sitting UP ana taking notice. It doesn't
do any good to knock. The fan who
can't say anything good about the
team should keep his mouth shut.