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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
HAVANA RESULTS

FRS, race--!our furlongs Cad.l!"a
ITO ,Troxler). 10 :. out, out. Won:
Idilotia,~lo2 tWardl. I to ., TO > and
To 3, second; Seminole. lilo 'connel-
ly). ! 10 /, s TO ) and to 10. third
Time. 40 %. BRAY. Fletcha Negra and
;.Iay Book also ran
d-mile-Muzanti. 9. tMoun-
tain). TO !. TO and = TO ;. won:
Carlton o.. 100 tConnelly). to .. TO
and our. second: Cuttyhunk. Ill
-,Wolstenhoim), 4 to J. 6 to . and TO
=. third Time. l:42. Argument DIR.
Lad also ran.
Third-siN fmrlongs-I.ord Wells. ll2
'Connelly). ) TO /. TO l and to >.
won: Ford Mai, III ,WardD. =. ~ /.
3 To and to :, second; SnittS Al
len. ia CTroxlcr), l. 10 /. . to l and
TO =. third. Time. IA. Granndo
Tie Pin. Regular. Montreal Wavcrinc
Captain Elliott and Sordello also ran
Fourth--fr and one-half ftrloncs-
BulGer. 10 CHinphy).- = TO o even. and
10 ,. won. Masscnet, III (Ward). u
TO |, TO ! and even. second. Tiger
jim. III CWatts). to /, to and
even. third. Time 1909. Sir Often
bach. Font. Jim L., Electrician and
Jim Malladay also ran.
Fifth--tive and one half furloucs
Daylight, Q, CJenkins). j to :. 70
and even, won: Rustic Maid 100 tI.,
kinS). > to !. = to and To- . saro,,i
Ethan Allen. ~ fWolstcnhol,ni .
- even ana ! 70 >. third. Time i.ou
la. Ajax. lnlan. Bcster. Chance ,,.
una \!ns Mcdowell also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
FRANK MORAN HAS LUCKY
ESCAPE IN BAD MIX-UP
Trolley ColIides with His Auto-CcIe-
brstes TweRty-Sfnth Birth-
Iuy StrenuOusly.

NEW YORK, March lS-Frank Mo-
ran, challenger of Jess Willard, for
the heavyweight championship, had a
narrow escape from injury to-day
when trolley car coilided with the
automobile he was driving. Moran was
driving ahead Of the trolley car and
slowed up suddenly to avoid collision
with = cross town car. The car behind
crashed into his machine Moran
jumped and escaped injury.
Chairman Wenck, OF the New York
state Athletic Commission stated to-
day that the arrangements made for
The Willard Moran bout next SATURDAY.
night are satisfactory.
The sale OF tickets has heen SO brisk
that every seat has been disposed OF
with the exception OF gallery reserva
tions. which will he put on sale next
Thursday.
willard took a brisk walk and a
couple OF short runs in central Park
th:s morning. Later he went through
about ten minutes with the pulleys
punching the bag and shadow boxing
lie boxed three rounds each with Hem
rei .Monahnn and Rodel and then
wrcstlcd with Rodel for three min
utes. The champion worked fast all
the way.
Moran celebrated his twenty-ninth
birthday by taking a three mile run
early in the morning. He took ONLY
light gymnasium exercises this after
noon, and boxed fiXe rounds in ali with
ms three sparring partners. The PITTS
nurgh man never looked in better con
dltion. He turned the scales to-day nj
.Ol hounds -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

tlrsi raGe--selling. six furlongs
Eo': az tkeogm. II TO >, even. and {.
70 - nfst; Bonner, 100 (Cientryi. ii tn
II 10 D. ana to >, second: Theresa
NE: MSIiakin, 10 OBuNton). = to 4 tn
Las. Chance 10 sot third Time, l:ls 81,
BIZ Wiley and Eleanor :': also. ' ran
SeSond,,iive and one half 'furioncs
,hpti!in Ben. 1I2 tWarrinptonI -
1r ~ ., ana to ., first York i.ad, IG5
ieeS"d ~ MnrierS Pet, o.. dHenrw5, 90 TO
los %; orbicui Jr.. Benia 'a w !aimI'
Mater; Mater Toddling and Bluewiny also
,Third-~six furlonss-- ROYAL Tea ~
SvNnoSD' TO .. to =. and to ). frsi .
and i'"i''i ioS tStearns). 0 TO 2. L to 3,
t ,SMiedc"' RIM to-, even. and to ).
and Carrie iS Srme Ut also E Ss', Ben Ounce
"a "urth-siN furlongs-Fathcr RILEY.
q aio (Cooper), to 10, . to s, and 1 TO- :,
81 !'iue Cap, 100 (Gouriey), ; to /,
ioa Cones, to 7Ss sS g. and So9v tn
third third; Time, 1914 10. Dr. Max "a and ID
Uncle Jimmie also ran
Fif,h-milc and seventy, Yards
Bi9 BIO lod (Murphyl, 3 to +. even,
Ss 81 3D. u. tGaugssD. so TO {. 20
Toynbee. King Radford. f Plnn IN No.
Sure on and Luke Vanzandt also ran.
SiSthnmile and seventy yartls--Al-
sston, JOG lAmhrosel. to 2, even, and
= TO 2 first; Fiitaway. LOG tStearms),
wood. ios eKeise S 60 to- O. seso to H anJ
lite 9, third Time, 1:4s, lLamode,
ttelen NJ and ia tiana also ran z q IA,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
WEST WRGINIANS START
ON LONG SOUTHERN TOUR
wesleyan College VIII riny Thirty
rive .ames-0penrr Against
Navy wednesday,

EucKHANNON, W. VA. Marcb is
rh% " v.a, schedule for West ,Vir-
DAY, contains thirty-two games. AN
even half or which are TO he played on
ne, son VI, 1 Tip OF the team. which
This Trip and the West Virginia series,
as wcl as the Washington and Jeffer-
20" son games at nome. feature the scheI-
uIe. ON the Southern trip the very
best schools in Dixie are met and $500
miles covered. The most Of this trim
~ made during the spring vacation Of
Prospects for It winning baseball
ten, ,s. ,e are SYiGispht i. bright That
FIFTY candidates are out for the team team
and The coaches arc finding it extreme
finally make it.
March aana1is 2SMM d States Navy at
March 2s@North Carolina Agr1cul-
t tui,,h and Mechanical College. at Ra-
March 2i-North Carolina University.
March 25.a"oford College. a, Spar
,,, March s27-clemson "Aseies,'' at
. March q rs ?:s-rniversi,y of Georgia. at
March 20 and 80. University OF Ala l.
bama, at Tuscaloosa. Ala.
March 81 and April i-Georgia Tech,
April 3 and +-Washington and Lee,
at Lexington, Va.
April R sm VI Inolyteehnic nsu-
April &, and S--Marshall College,
at Huntington. w. Va.
April IS and 29-Muskingum Col
iegc. at home.
May . and Marshall College, at
home.
May 10 and ii-wes,mins,er Col
lege, at home.
May 10 and 20--Chinese University
Of Honolulu, at home.
May &c and 21-Washineton ana .Ief-
rerson at home Uhree gnmes).
June 3-West Virginia University, at
home.
Fairmont.
June and 9-Pittsburgh Collegians,
at home.
June i2-West Virginia University,
d Atorgantown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
MOLLA BJURSTEDT AGAIN
CAPTURES CHAMPIONSHIP
rorwegInn woman Wins Indoor title.
Also Takes Doubles Paired With \
Marie Wagner.

NEW YORK, March 1s,-Miss MniIa
Biurstedt won the women's national
indoor tennis singles championship at
the Seventh Regiment Arnory to-day.
IN the final round of the tournamcn I
she defeated Mrs. I'redk c. Schmitz, :,
former titleholder, in straight sets. 80,
6-I.
Among those who saw the match
was Marie Wagner, five times holder
Of the championship, and Miss Blur
stedts partner. Playing side 10y side,
she and Miss Bjurstedt defeated Mrs.
Schmitz and Mrs. Spencer r. Weaver,
by the score of d.. 6-3 in the titular
round OF the doubles.
The little Norwegian was In good
form. Even her vocabulary showed
Improvement. Last year when she
foosled shot she relieved herself by
SAYING. Oh Oh" To-Day she said "Gee"'
uut there were very few shots on
which she fooZled.
Mrs. Schmitz played fairly well in
the singles. She won two games in the
nrst set. bus only one in the second.
second set was she able to score more
than one point. and these were tho
moot effective strokswa her forehand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
BR|TT|NCHAM IS CAPTAIN |
YELLOW JACKETS ELECT
GUARD TO PILOT QU!NT
star tihictc Pia.S I'nu,hau and nu>c-
hnh nn't Takes I'.rt iu Track
Urk.--l.cttr.> Awarded.

ASHLAND VA. March is The attn
ie,tc board of the General Athletic
Association; run" down The curtain ON
tho yellow buckets 1916 BASKETBALL
season when. after :, review "r the
teams work. it awarded I'VE men the
L. Nj. monogram. rho men VINO played
the required number OF games and re
celvcd their let,ors'arc 'uptan Il. =.
scott. ~ A. nrittin+nam. .. Il. Hich-
ardsou. NJ T. F.uucy aud HARRIS
Waters.
Three other mcr. jus, missed r"ceiv-
ing TIL" coveted award by small mar
gin They are iUttcrw"r't ''oc and
iia,daway. ali Of Mnum played in Il
larr" number of game
The ave men VINO rcCc'N"i thclr let
i.rS met yesterday afternoon and oicct-
ed Alvin II. Brittin@ham. Of Hampton.
Va "a Capt,du the 1917 uuiui. Brit
tingham mas played spectacular game
at LET, guard tor tho las: two years.
anna well deserved the honor his team
the best athletes the yellow Jackets
have mad for some time. He Is a foot
BAH player OF ahi.its. BIT was forced
10 give az thr game because Of pa
rental objections He plays third base
ON the yellow Jackets nine ana is a
fast track man.
Resides athletics, Britt takes part
Is president of the Y. NJ &. A. and
is member Of the Sigma mi Epsilon
Fraternity.
III" board appointed iarris Waters
as manager Of the tenn for next year.
R'vlcwinr the work Of the team this
year. although the Jackets did not win
the championship. ,hcy had "A most sue
"essful season Tho record for 1919
4, is twolvc games won and live lost In
the chnmpirnship series the Jackets
finished second winning: four games
and losing two. They were the only
. IA. 1g.sys IN. .tn
dams, ANA that was done on tn. lat
terS own -four.
Fiuney shot tho most goals for the
locals, caEinC twenty; Waters comes
nest with nineteen; Scott. eighteen;
britt'nHham. scvcM-ccr; Richardson,
. four
! Richardson played his last game fo,.
! the yellow Jackets. as he graduates in
! June MI the othc. men will he back
another year. anh prospects for next
! year are good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
TWO PIN BOYS WILL WALK
TO TOURNEY FROM BOSTON
Expect to- Arrive In Washington I'm
Time go Work WOudrOw
Wilson Might.

WASHINGTON. March iS.-Chio Mil
Ter and Bud Humphrias, TWO noted pin
boys. better recognized as the celc-
brated bowling bugs, started their
overland journey from the State Capt.
ing. March5f1l. at 5 O'clock. and ex-
poet 10 arrive in Washington on the
morning of April J, two days In adj
vance OF the opening OF the Atlantic
Coast Rowling Association Tournament,
and will conclude their hike at the
White House steps. -,i.-5 -----
They viii! he guests OF honor of r. r.
Moran. president OF The Chamber of
Commerce. during the three weeks Of
the tournament, and viii have the
honor\ OF setting the pins on Wood
row Wilson night" for the President
Thes" TWO boys have been conspic-
nous characters In bowling tourna-
nents for the past three wears, and like
all International events there are certain
pin boys that put in their appearance
each year the majority OF whom APP
pear in time for III. opening ~ La
King Hobo"
chic and Bud viii leave Boston pen
ni!eSs. and their stock in trade will
consist "f picture postcards Of them
selves. which they will sell en- route
To defray expenses.
y program has beer arranged along
the entire route TO entertain the two
BOYS in all the principal cities by mem
hcrs o! the Atlantic Coast Bowling
Association. and bowling alley own
crS
They viii hc compelled to walk an
average Of twenty-five miles day,
Including SundayS.-'snd have selected
rs a route The New Haven tracks from
Boston to New York, and from New
Nork they Will follow the Pennsylvania
Railroad into WASHINGTON
John j. Donovan, secretary OF the
Atlantic Coast Bowling Association.
now reports there will be more than
$50 five-men teams entered in this sea-
sons tournament. and he claims that
he Will not he surprised to see an en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
GENERALS WORK ON TRACK !
WASHINGTON AND LEE HAS
FIVE MONOGRAM MEN OUT
'rhirt! -Four Candidates Are Now Work
lnE-DethclI Tries for
llnif- Vile.

}. l.EHlNGfON. VA. March, lS.-Thirty-
Tour mon are Snow at work on the
Washington and Lee track squad UNI
der the supervision OF Coach Forrest
Fletcher. White practice for the out
door season was scheduled TO begin "A
week ago, the work had to he confine ed
to the new Doremus Memorial Gym
nasium until Monday, and since then
workouts have been given on Wilson
Field.
ON the number who are out for the
team. only six are monogram men
and there are In addition only two
members Of the 1915 squad. The rest
are new mon. but several Of them have
done good work during the indoor sea-
son Just closed ana are not new to
track work. The monogram men on
haid this year arc ShultZ, hurdler and
discus thrower: McNit, cross country
and half-nile: pierotti, shot putter
lia1lmau. South Atlantic champion pole
vaulter: Fox, two-mile runner, and
Curtis, j. 90 and go man. Captain Young
who holds the local record for the 100
ana 22o-yard dashcs. will probably not
compete This season Oh account OF poor
health. trymblc and bonner C;ladncy,
;of tile last-year squad, are again at
work, aud promise To make good
Among the new men WHO showed up
to advantage I'm the indoor meets are
iicnkc. winner OF the South Atlantic
fifty and i00-yard dashes: Cromwell
iaild TIL, Of the half-mile relay team.
iaud Robbins, who did some good work
IN ihe middl. distances.
ON the last day Of the indoor prac-
tic. some good time was made in the
. halfinile and mile runs by Robbins
and McNitt In the former. and by
Moore and Cox In the latter.
While the schedule fSr the outdoor
season has not yet been finally settled
IL has been announced that the frs;
meet will be with the Cniyersity Of
North Carolina on their track at Chapel
iiill ON April u. The remainder OF
the schedule will probably he an
,nouuccd within a few days.
The lis, of candidates. with the
"Een,s for which they are working.
follows:
1oo and 220-yard dashes-Curtis and
Henke.
steward dash--Tin. ]. Bonner Glad.
uey. Il. T.. t;ladney. Jr.. Wells Rich
ard. Rlankenship and Morgan
Sso-yard run--McNitt. Robbins, Far
var. Powell. Page and Rethei.
oue-rnile rlin--Moore, Cox and Black
ford
Two-n:e run--Fox. McMurray and
Fell.
High hurdles-shuitz sutton, Bailey
and Cromwell.
Low hur'Iles-Shultz. Bailey and
Cromwell.
Pole Mailman and Sutton.
Broad jump-ShultZ. Morgan Crym-
bio, Patterson and Sadler.
High jump-CruInbIe Howell. Pat
tersou and Snddler.
Shotput-Pierotti. Shultz, Ignico and
lThornburg
Discus throw Shultz. Ienico. Bailey
and Thornhurg
Javcli;r throw-Bailev ana Ignico
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
THEY FAVOR MOVEMENT
FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE
i'"srhnit Fraternity Patriotic--Dono.
van, tnrriGnn. Mack and Others
Give Views

NEW YORK. March 1S--Teicsrsm.
received by the National Secuyi,,
League i'll response 10 inquiries ad.
dressed to prominen, members OF the
baseball fraternity throughout the
country. Indicate that all favor the
iuoyomcnt for national defense. il VAS
announced hy officials OF he league
here to-night
i}ii D"noyan, manager OF the New
York Americans, said the Yankees, be
lt"Ned ia compulsory military service
for one year ri all youths ATTAINING
'ncir 5uajori,y They also are for Z,
fch"raltzed militia. Donovan added
William +. Carrigan. manager of the
Boston Americans. ssnt this message
we believe ia pre- parationS as far as
tr4iu.na * couGcrncI That's why we
are at the springs"
The Cincinnati Ciun. which, Accord
lux 10 Manager lIcr2ue. is composed -
men 81 Irish, English Scotch. Welsh,
German ana Italian descent" is unanI-
nous in the belief that the United
states should 50 arm Itself that nc
nti"r nation viii venture 10 insult
bully or attack it
Connie Macll. O: the phnadelphi;,
americans, icieRraphed: Every citi-
zen is - trustee OF the blessings OF
liberty handed US by our torefathers
II is our highest duty 10 hand them
intact 10 the next generation. Only
an adequate military defense can be
our safeguard"
other messages were from Clar;s
Griffith. of the Washington team; John
McGraw OF the New York Giants: joe
Tinker. az the Chicago Nationals. and
Patrick j. Moran, OF the Philadelphia
Nationals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
BAPTISTS WIN EASILY
Wake Forest Baseball Squad Gel. Rat.
Ting Prnctic- OFF Cnry
High Pitchers

WAKE FOREST, y. c. Mare, re
Wake Forest defeated the Cary Hiph
Srhooi nine on tn" local field this af
'crhooh IN the first practice game Of
me season by the one Eided score of
the Eaptists had their eyes ON IN.
Da!!' and hit the offerings OF the yisi, :
~ nf2 pitchers at will securing total
work of Holding featured tho c:,,,t
~. haptist captain hitting for Two
i,ripies and three singles. Ellis fo,'
~ Gu lt9idihE with two doubles and
Score by innings: ID =, -
W axe Forest 0S. 0oe3.-iS p, >
ca ny alEh 100000 o. {
IHiuntieN Moore and vassev r Garss.
IN! in enwHa,ii rs BEDFORD and Maynard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
RALEIGH CLUB WILL PLAY
THREE GAMES WITH lNTS
tnr"iinn LcnSurrS Held to Contract
With Richmond-A1so Nect Hone
well and Petersburg Teams

"'>i'''''i' ~ g. March lS-Plans
for the Invasion OF the old Dominion
by the Raleigh u.orolipa In,,.u.,
,.,e.,., ,,
~ WIZ ''"'''e'eu ihnfS-
o"F Win IN" "f:nrstmcnt Tor game
with IlopeM.li
--TJ.i,;. I.u,oi 80,
''""p
'io> o'""'l'S "h April -. az" Viii adj
vance steadily on his opposing forces
until Auril 10 ,vh., IN. v.t, r,,,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

try list for 800 teams before the clos
ing of the entries on March %
This being the second year of the
Atlantic Coast Bowling Association the
pin toplcrs feel highly ela,ed at the
progress they have made III organizinr
this new association. which is owned
and controlled ny the bowlers
With $50 ilve-men teams there Will
he about 1000 two-men teams and
1000 individuals Each Individual in
the tive-me teams will bowl three
games Of ten frames each. making 30
frames for each fve-mcn team ana as
set of pins weigh - pounds they
being handled by pin boys 1000 times.
2S,00U,un0 pounds of maple ought to he
sufficient exercise for the pin boys
During the three weeks tournament
the bowlers will handle enough balls
to supply our army and navy if Uncle
Sam would permit the using OF min
eralite or wood for cannon balls IL
only one ball was used by all bowlers
it would travel 2S1.00O.551 feet ngur-
ing $50 feet for each trip from tho
bowlers to the pins ana return. Some
t:ip If made overland. 500 miles
would permit the bali TO visit most OF
the principal cities in the United states
and Canada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

The schedule follows:
April l2-13-RoCky Mount.
April li--Hopcwell,
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-12
BAND OF FOUR OR FIVE MEXl-
CANS KILLED CURTIS eAYLES
AT HIS HOME NEAR MERCEDES
CAUGHT BY POSSE
One of Mexicans Killed and Two 9th
ers Surrendered When They Were
Surrounded While Attempting to
Reach the Border This Morning.

Brownsville, Texas, May 12.-It is
reported here that the three MeXicans
who killed Curtis Bayes last night
near Mercedes, Texas, were surround
ed this morning and one of them
killed, the other two surrenddring.
They were taken to the military head
quarters at Progresso.
The bandits were apparently at
tempting to return to Mexico.
Curtis Bayles, who was an American
farmer, was shot to death last night at
9:3O at his home near Mercedes. Thir-
ty United States cavalrymen and a
posse of citizens started Immediately
in pursuit of the MeXicans, who were
surrounded before they could reach the
border.