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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
HoPEWELI. PARK IN CHARGE
OF ON tMI SENEST MAN

Tn" manager of the park. Dan Hea-
gar. a we'll known Snowman. has elab-
crate plans under way for various
events that VIII be staged at the park
duri!G ,hc summer months According
I" pr"S"r; p'.,r& there viii be carnival
performances staged at different times.
while the park Will be formally open
Ell Wednesday night with a wrestling
match between 10" Turner and John
NIl?nis. promincutiy known ia local
nrtiuc circles
Tn" liop""cN na"l comprises about
He tud ouc-ha" acres Of land. and
rcpr"ssuts Az our!n: OF approximately
f!".9"o '--''al The company is con
i-lupiatirs ;.u-'.:,G ui various sorts Of
Arrangements tn' the "mploy OF the
Eu POM Cornpi,nN. and ouen-air NOV
Il :: pictures viii pycbabiv he placed an
g, nights Tn. people o. this city are
Interested m rs" uroposcd game be-
~ ecu ,hc Richmond International
T-eaCu" Club aud WIN clarkcs a2e"'
CATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
FAST PREP BATTLE
heheIictine md Academy VIII I.ocL
Horns ut Broad street Park
on TucsIlny

The second game of the Prep school
i-rasur Will he played on Tuesday az
.erh0on At Broad street Park between
leGe ana Richmond Academy
foth or these teams are about evenly
have a shade the better of the TWO
iiehedictine lost the first game to the
Mhrshaliitrs last Friday by the score of
~ 10 y. The memory OF this defca,
Is still in the hearts of the cadets. and
thcN are determined to atone for il The
Academy nine reached home Yesterday
from Blackstone, where il suffered two
defeats IN rs many days. Blackstone
HlSh school and Blackstone Military
Academy ware the teams that hung il
Oh the academy. The teams go ri IL
With hammer and tonEs and the battle
VIII h" close from start to finish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
SCHOOLS WANT LEE PARK
IF GRAYs TAKE IT OVER
mayor Frice Notified That John Mar /!
shall and Others Would PAY
To Use Grounds.
INDEPENDENTS WILL PLAY
Games With Petersburg, Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Virginia League
clubs, for This Weck-E'irst i'm
tockade City on "Wednesday.

liable I" secure Broad street Park
io' their games. the prem schools, Of
IN" cit! are in favor of the proposi-
non al Major Lawrence L. Pric. 10 fix
up Lee t'ark. bull, 10y the dcfunc,
tnitcd states League. John Narsha II
High school, Richmond Academy. Ben
c0iCtine College. McCiuirc's University
Schou! and a number OF other schools
are compelled To use Byrd Park rs a
playing ground ana thereby lose money
on ihc!r games because they cannot get
Il closed Held.
Major Price, having failed To rot
'road street i'ark. will go right along
Wtih MS plans Of putting: lie. Park
int" FIRST class playing condition II
Is proposed I" have games between the
Richmond GrayS and out-of-towu teams
on saturdays ana allow The prep schools
and othe: organizations the US. Of the
park on other days. The use OF Eruad
street Park was denied the team bv
th" Richmond Exhibition Conpany ON
III" grounds that the Crays Is a pro-
fesSi"nal team. which Major Price de-
mics
The f'chn"nd Grays have u very nif-
" schedule for the coming week. nI,y-
ins Petersburg. Norfolk aud Forts
mouth OF tn" Virginia Lcngur ON
Wednesday, afternoon tho t;ravs viii
journey 80 Petersburg To piay tho
Cockad" city team. Fol!owinc the ,,in
10 i'i'!SpirS Inc boys VIII return
home ana remain until SATURDAY.. when
they viii 90 To Norfolk ana Forts
mouth. III" Mary james viii bc play
ed IN ia" morning and tho Truckers
IN The afternoon. On Saturday, Auril
-, The GraNS viii play tho south I;os-
ton semi pros. j." South Eusiuu. Tho
game scheduled win Honeywell YES
t"rday Was postponed on account Of
tn" bad weather.
Just when the work will start ON
Lee l'aik has not been decided If the
i:ic'imond Exhibition Companv con-
tinU"S in it's refusal to permit the Gray
to use Broad street Park i, will IL"
necessary 10 start IL once. THIS. the
schools would like t. see done, as
there ar" 81 nunhcr OF prep schools
throughout the State who would he
only 10" glad I" arrange games here
but me Richmond schools" nave no
place 10 play, and thereby have los,
Il nunihcr Of good attractions.
Ice rarS could be iixcd M II, very
little expense Ia those behind tn" move
mont. The crandstand is still stand
ing. a. il u portion Of III" Ccncc which
could he rc-crcctcd NJ very little cost.
The hicachcrS. il is true. AZ" not IN
good condition. hut il wonld not coYt
n good deal To put them into shape.
CO,LD GET coon GAR
SERVICE At LEI. PtRIN
The park is nearly as large as the
present Etoah street Park The very
CONTINUED on second l';,gcp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
CHASE TO CINCINNATI
Hal L. 20 Cover First Dnsc for Hnrk
HerzOE's Cluli--Nny Rcpinrc
NtOIlWttz.

CHICAGO. I'LL. April 81; was
learned here tonight that Hal Chase.
who jumped the White Sox to go to
the Federal League. Will wear a Gin
cinnart uniform during the coming sea
son. Manager Charley HcrZoc. OF the
Reds. has been after the former Amer
lean League star 70, some time. and
thinks he will greatly strengthen his
club The siGnins OF Chase by the
Reds means that he will get MollwitZ' Q
job AZ the initial sack. In the Federal
League last season Chase demonstrated
that nc was far from being all in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
S0X SELL iris SPEAKER
TO CLEVELAND INDIANS
Famous Boston outficltler Will Helm
Strengthen Another Amcri-
can League Club.
CosTILEsT DEAL IN BASEBALL
Tw" Players and Cash VIII Make
Cost Greater Than Price Paid for
Eddie Collins or frankie Baker
Salary Forced Sale

NEW YORK, April S.--Mana-cr VIII
liam 'ariiSa,i. OF The Eoston American
Icagu" baseball club announced here
to-day that iris Speaker star out,ielder
OF the world champions. had been
traded to the Cleveland Club, Of the
American League.
The deal was closed here late to- day
by Manager Carrigau, of Rostou, and
Robert AI"I:oy. Of Cleveland. speaker
was ON" of the nainstn : o. the Hos-
ton club. both in fielding ANA batting,
ana contributed largely Ia the winning
ing his eight years with tho l"d SoX.
In return for the famous player. Bos
ton vii! receive, Manager Carrigan
said. two PLAYERS. PITCHER :. t. Jones
cash consideration.
The release Of Speaker is said IL have
been caused by inability to com" to
terms on the question of salary,
A'tradc by which the Red SoN were
to receive Fritz Maiscl. Of the Yankees,
hai been talked of, but the New York
club refused to part with the midget.
When the Federal League started,
The outlaw organization was hot after
Speaker Eat the BOSTON club held on
AT $lS..uo i,r season. The contract
expired last fan. This year President
I.anuin offered Speaker a one-ycar CON
tract al S..0no Iris refused 10 accept
il. and r" and I.uuniu could not come
to terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

EpSTDN. April - The trNmsactiOn
in New York day by which Tristan
Speaker Tor the past TWO years the
highest saluricl PLAYER in baseball.
passed from the iird SIX To the Clcve-
land Americans. r:tnka with the great
est. financially, ia the history Of tho
game. information obtained here
placed tho cash consideration with the
released value at the two PLAYERS
Cleveland turns over TO the Red SoX
at approximately 10000 In addition,
the deal represents \ saving OF another
$1,000" 10 the Boston cluh, the differ
cuc- between the salary which Speaker
sought aud that VII; III his successor
will receive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
rc.reau VIII he Giants Mnln...y.

NEW YORK, April S.--.IudEing hy
the form displayed by big jeff Tesreau
in pra cticc, he will be the ma instay OF
tho Giants pitching staff this season.
None of the other pitchers on McGraw's
list have shown the form Of Tcsr"au.
McGraw predicts for Zig lcif the most
successful season OF his career.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
I'LL ABANDON ROCKY MOUNT
TRIP IF WEATHER STAYS BAD
Smith Will Not Risk Expensive Journey Snap Caused Post
ponenlen' Of Game Yesterday and Nay Keep Giants Idle
Tomorrow Play in Hopewelon Wed :es DAY Sure.

tia, conditions there are bad to-mor-
row, the trip will be abandoned. y
practice will IL held on TUESDAY. IL
the team rcmain, here and the boys
"iil leave for iIop"wcil carly on We'll
nesnay.
Workncn arc rapidly completing the
nc" baseball park Tor the Wonder
'iiN's baseball winning aggregation.
ana everything is III re3,in.sS for the
amuacm.nts ;hat viii he staged in III.
park hurin% the summer. The team.
under til" management, Of Winn Clark.
mas been putting in some good Drac.
''c" work th. wce,s and is r,niJ,,.
ronhuhl;; itself In condition. Manager
'i'rhc ma: hiS eyes on several possible.
pihEc:* tina may strengthen TN. linz.
up OF The club before tue season OPENS
IN. park which is one OF the finest
hop.wesi, is completed with the exccp-
toh OF the platforms winch must he
't'c'ch ~ time Tor the Anniversary cell
toranon on Thursday when j, will nc
used 10 house tn. large crowds that
are expected 10 attend tho celebrations
Tine park Will be the scene Of many
exciting events, the main feature of the
program. the parade In which more
than 800" people are expected 10 par
ticipate. ending here
In addition t" the addresses hv
number of leading citizens Of Virginia.
me" WY! o" staged at tn" park dur
ing the :rst part OF the day various
athletic events IN which practically
every nation OF IN" globe will take
part IN. win teams representing the
different counties lighting for first
honors.
IN the afternoon there will bc A
marathon race, the runners for which
nave been especially trained for the
even, by ono who has attended several
of the Olympic meets This event prom
i-cs 7" hc .sp.ciaiiy interesting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
Big League Box Scores

both the American and National
LcnGues open their season w~dnes-
dny. mud the race for the remnants
will lie on. The Times-Dlspntcit will
receive complete box scorcs and fun
stories az the games. beginning with
the opening contest and continuing
throughout the entire season. Stories
OF these diamond battles will bc
furnished The Tln,es- Dispatch over
sprcini lcnscd sports wire. and
will give mnny thrills 10 the basc-
hni1 fnps Of Richmond. When tho
international and Virginia Leagues
open their seasons later In the month
tho same full accurate service will
bc rendered Icy The TImcs-Dispntch
In The Times-Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
Cost NInrc Ihun CHILLING.

tINciNNAri. o., APRIL N.-"Wc paid
more money for Speaker than thcNChi-
cage Americans pad fnr Eddie Col
Inns or the New Iojk Americans paid
for J. Franklin l!hkcr,' said James e.
Iunu, president Of the cleveland Amer.
lean League club lie did not disclose
tue Nmnmnt. hOWcNer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
BOWLING TEAMS TO
ROLL IN TOURNEY
Twelve Richmond Players Will
Play on Tuesday Morning
in Washington.
EXPECT TO MAKE SHOWING
Scores in Practice Games Better
Than Average in Present
Contest So Far.

Members Of the Richmond bowling
for Washington where on TUESDAY
morning they will enter upuu ~
events Of the second annual Atlantic
ccas, bowling Association tourna-
mcn,. This Journey has attracted ex-
pert bowlers from all the pr!ncira!
cities Of tho East. some of III. ;cnrin
spi!lers coming from as far as Hos-
ton.
While very good scores have been
howlcrs are not the least disturbed.
for they feel that they can tip the
naples for scores even larger than th1
highest points made far. Thcy have
frequently done SO in practice in the
past TWO weeks
Composing the TWO fiNc-mau teams
to represent Richmond are the best
tcnpin bowlers in the city. The teams
are as follow:
Wade. Miller, Bailey. and Anderson
substitute.
virginians Eickors, whitman. tiar-
per, Cosby, Sutterln; and Splitting. sub
Stitute
Tho men are entered In the singles
beginning at lao o'clock on Tucsda,
morning, they viii hold the alleys uu-
I'll they have finished all events tud
IL Is probable that they will he able
to return home on the late train that
night.
Local HOWIERS ENTER N
SPIRIT OF GOOD SrORTMA NSUip
The Richmond howlcrs are attend
Ing tho tournament more in the spjr;
OF good Sportsmanship than for IN.
prizes offered. for thcy are all anxious
that Richmond he placed on tn, howl
lug map Very little interest was taken
In the Washington tournament al
though il is tho biggest sporting event
hi the howlinG lire that the South has
eve Witnessed. and it required hard
work in rath +riug the twelve n,cn
necessary TO ill the two tcams
Firms in the Eastern and Northern
cities use bowling teams us ono form
OF advertising. for the business men
OF thos" sections have been quick -
recognize thar bowling attracts men
from every profession and trade, and
their representation upon howiin-
teams brings various firms into close
touch with the thousa nds Interested in
the sport.
For this reason II was an easy thing
for the Eastern and Northern teams
to finance themselves for the hir tour
neN. not only the one in Washington.
h't the others scheduled In the various
cities throughout the country.
The Richmoud howlcrs will do thcir
utmost 70 put up high scores In order
10 attract more attention to the re
serve city of the Fifth District In
event the local howlcrs make n good
showing at Washington on Tuesday.
II VIII co = long way towards stimu
latinS interest in the sport in Rich
mohd. ana when another tourney rolls
around there will be more demands
teams
In the doubles the bowlcrs will be
paired rs follows:
Rowscy with Mcfarland
Wade with Bailey
Anderson with Miller
Whitman with Bickers
S'tterlin with Cosby.
Harper with Splitting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
PROVIDENCE nNS COLyECItN
TO TtI>E PLACE or 1IcNtII.'

PROVIDENCE. r. /, April Scion.
ard Hogan, former East rrovidcncc
High school. Nillanova College ana
Colonial Lacquer. is being pointed for
the berth LEI: vacant at third. when
CONTINUED on Second rugcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

n!cs5 weather conditions change for
better speedily II is more than
|'bablc that the Richmond lntS will
make tho scheduled trip 20 Rocky
unt !" play Ia" Virginia League club
that city. Th. cold snap yesterday
ed Connie Mack ana his White El.-
ants from q severe drubbing at tn:
rds of the Eilismiihs. but. incidental
the weather man delivered Il nasty
nch in the bankroll Of the local club.
81 warm day would have aided tn"
anccs 10 - considerable extent.
silly Smith last night t"lcgraph"h
Ray Ryan in reference 10 the Rocky
'un, game. which is I" be played on
esGay Unless the weather makes
decided change Smith viii no, at
npt the trip. which viii h" too ex-
HsiNe for The club !! there is amy
Ssibtlity that thu cold wave is SoinS
iinrcr OF course. rain Is al"a%s n
k which mus; bc taken. but II would
flying in III" fac" Of Providence ["
Irn.I TO Rocky Mount under present
additions
AZ prcscu, i, looks "a if the game
IN the Giant rockies tomorrow nf-
noon VIII also ice . liNNer. much
tho regret OF the local fans. who feel
At they are being cheated out OF tn cir
- desserts hy the elements. Tho un-
Itaiut!cs Of the baseball situation IN
g winter prevented the booEin. Of
Guy major League outfits. and now
"r. is III" possibility thnt two ont %
/. I'VE teams viii t." kept away on
count oC bad w.ather
Even II tn. Rocky Mount trip is
andoncd. tn. lnts Viii go to Hcpewail
Wednesday, Il the DAY Is clear. to
gage the Powder PunS IT, Il little
This game viii he the nrst
lycd At the new park III that city.
Il also tile frs, professional gam.
"r staged ~ the Wizard CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
'OlLD GET coon GAR
SERVICE At LEI. park

The park is nearly rs large as the
present Eroah street Park The very
hest Of car scrVic" could he rendered.
Continued on Second i'agc.p
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u. s. TROOPS CHASE
BAND INTO MEXICO
Raiders Crossed Border Near
Hidalgo. Stealing 80 Horses
From Americans.
A AT THEIR HEELS

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. June l1.-Mexican
bandits raided the ranch Of +. A. Cole
man. near Hidalgo. In Hidslgo county.
last night and drove of eighty horses.
Capt. Bell. with troop Of the
Fourteenth Cavalry. has crossed into
Mexico IN pursuit.
Whether the bandits we're led by Luis
do Ia Rosa or were part Of his hand
Ia not known. Neither IL the size OF
the body known. No property was de-
stroyed. the report said, and 80 far as
known no one was killed
Gen. Funston considers II probable
hat Gen. Mann will despatch q supply
train and possibly more troops to the
support Of the littrc punitive chase. Capt.
Bell commands Troop X OF tho Four
teenth, which IA In the vicinity Of Laredo.
Ell PAso, June ll.-Five rme n
mounted Mexicans rode across the Rio
Grande In the suburbs OF FL Paso this
afternoon. showed pistols into the faces
Of the members OF u picnic party on the
American side. cursed them and after
recrossing to the Mexican side fired
volleys at the picnic party. No one was
hit. United States troops are investi.
eating tonight.
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% PASS ANNAPOLIS TEST.
Daniels rges Act 10 Take More
Eulisted Men In.

WASHINGTON, June ll.--Twenty-three
enlisted men have qualified in the com-
petit!Ve examination for admission TO the
Naval Academy and Secretary Daniels
will urge Congress 70 authorize the APP
pnintment Of all OF them.
The appointment If the fifteen vino
stood highest VII he made Immediately
and Secsetarv Daniels IL urging that
congreSs pas m act admitting the eight
additional candidates because the need
NJ additional officers and because the
authorized quota was not filled IN 1914
aud 1915.
The fifteen who w'll be appointed AZ
orce are Isle Judson NaXsop Of
Gailsburg, Mich Earl Wallace Fife Of
Venus. cal; Earl Leroy Sackett Of
Nampa, Idaho Lloyd kilgore Barry Of
Sm!thville, Tex. Henry Nicholas Morgen
81 Benson. Neb Clarence Floyd Swan
son Of Denver, Col Raymond Charles
Ferris, New Castle, Del. Wesley McLar-
on Hague, san Diego Alfred Anthony
brook, Maiden, Mass, John S~tanhope
lam Mcmahon, New Haven John Cor.
don Claus.ng, Rawlings. W!u., Joseph
SpyEstrak, Golden, cal william Scott
button, Oakland, cal
The other eight are Edward Ham
ilton Dooi!u, Eacln", WE. George An
thony Russ address not gi,enI I'D.
ward William Brady, Portland, ore.
Chester Arthur Swafford. Terrell, Tex,
Samuel Wesley Nctzgcr, Pueblo. col
Thomas Wallace Brooks, Putnam, Conn.
Harton Ivey Booker. ~Greenyille, : .
and Edwin Barton Bobzicn. Grants Pass
ore.
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u. s. SHIPS BATTLE
WITH VERBAL SHOT
BroadSides in vapor Fog Dam.
aye Only Feelings After
Crash Is Averted.
$50 IRISH GIRLS ARRIVE

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MEXICANS URGED TO
GUST J.. s. TROOPS
Antl-Ampricans Send Pleas to
CasaS Grandps. Near Gen.
Pershing's Base.
NATIVES REFUSE TO HEED
~ GEORGE ". CLEMENTS.

Special correspondent o! TBr ScS.
HLApou ,RrTes UNITED rArEs ARMY
NEAR CoLoNrA DuBLAS. Mexico. June II.
Via radio 70 Columbus. y. ". June IL
Incendiary calls for mas meetings and
r,bald verse, which were largely rospon-
.ible for tho recent anti-American out
breaks in Chihuahua. Durango and other
places In central Mexico. have made
their appearance AT 'Nuevo Casas Grandes
and other nearby towns The circulars
are probably intended 10 stir up further
anti-Americsn feeling In his section OF
Chihuahus. Thus far the circulars have
had no effect except 10 treat amusc-
ment that such stun should arouse tho
Mexicans To a Ditch OF frenzy as de-
scr!bed in dispatches which told OF the
action Of the Chihuahua and Durango
nobs.
The verses are particularly atrocious
from almost every point OF view and II
taken seriously or looked upon as rep
resentative Of the feelings of the people
as "A whole they are calculated 10 make
Americans angry. Natives In this Sec
ton and several residents ~ the city
Of Chihuahua, who have come into camp
during the past day or two. deny that
either the calls 10 the people to prepare
TOT arms, Wnlcn appears TO ne ineNitahls,
or the verses, are sanctioned by any APP
probable number OF Mexicans and by
none OF these who have the best interests
OF their country at heart. There II not the
slightest evidence that the circulation of
the stun IL having m effect here
The natives are earning more money
to-day than they ever earned in their
lives building roads and handling freight
IN the quartermaster's department to paw
any attention to freuZi.l calls issued BY
irresponsible persons without ANY othe,
occupation In the State capital
Gen. Pershing IL investigating 4 rom
plant Of William Young. manager ~
a ranch near Casas Grandes owned ny
George Loo Of RI FaSo. that cattle ar,
being run IN by armed men who claim
IN he soldiers attached to tho Cirran-
zista garrison in Nuevo 'asas Grardos
The rainy season was usheerod in to-day
by light showers.
The result ~ the Chicago conventions
was received here by the Americans by
burger wire this afternoon.
No expression could be secured from
the army officers as 80 the probable ef-
feet of the nomination on the expedition
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CHINA'S REVOLT ENDS.
>"uth"r" H","'nti"nari"s Profess
IOlRSt, 10 IT,.

Prof jeremiah ". jerks. director Of
the Far Eastern Bureau, cahled yester-
day from pekin that all parts Of China.
including the rehcll'ouS provinces 81
south china. have agreed to supper;
tho rep chinese President. Ii Yuan
huns,
The feeling in south China Is shown
b. the fact that the provinces Of Shensi
and Szechueu. which recently declared
their INDEPENDENCE. hav. cancelled the
declaration and have sent messages of
congratulatiou to the rev president Oh
his peaceful accession TO the uffc.
AmonE tho south 'hini leaders who
have sent messages Of good will and
PROMISES NJ cooperation hr" Tsen ,hun-
hsutu. FORMER N''"ro'. Who va pro-
claimed President 10y the evolutionary
forces ~ trl2. L.taug 'hih. 'hdo. former
Minister Of Justice aud one ~ th. Chi-'
organizers ~ tho recent rebellion Tang
Shao-Ni. Premier Of th, ilrsi r. publican
cabinet. and WI Ting fang. former
Minister 10 the United states.