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Theaters
Joan's Last Appearance.

With matinee and night perform
ances today the engagement of GeraI-
dine Farrar at the Bijou in Joan the
Woman" based upon the life OF the
immortal Joan of Arc. will come to a
close No one who has taste for
the very Quin.essence OF photo
dramatic art can afford to miss this
wonderful production. In this marvel
Gus picture Miss Farrar utterly sub
merges all traces of twentieth century
qualities. AS Joan she is revealed as
sturdy. tireless. vigorous peasant of
the far-removed past. In a measure
there Is a suggestion of the Valkyrie
about the Farrar Joan.
The thickest of the battle attracts
her She rides, undaunted. unafraid,
leading her heroic band. maid war
rior, doer of deeds that thrill the
soul. grip the heart and make one
looking on want to rise and cheer.
So the argument is justified, Joan
OF Arc is the embodiment of all the
characters with which Geraldine Far
rar is SO delightfully."- associated. More
convincing than our telling II is the
treat in seeing the picture which is
now being presented at the Bijou.
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Dodgers Dodge Chance.

Philadelphia. April 20.--The Dodg-
ers lodged another chance today to
win a game. They had the opener of
the season here with the Phillies nice
ly tied up until the eighth inning,
when Cravath deftly bounced a home
run into the left field bleachefs and
made the score 4 to 3. at when Z:
remained
Larry Cheney and his splitter were
effective most of the time. Mike Now
rey was at third for Brooklyn today.
1t was his first appearance of the
season.
Before the. game three companies
of marines from the League Island
navy yard drilled for the crowd of
1000 fans who wore there for the
opener. The marines had their own
band and raised the flag with military
ceremony. The score:
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FAMOUS NAP LAJOIE
TO BE HERE TODAY
Lajoe Day Will Be Observed and Richmond and Toronto
Will Celebrate Occasion With Double Header. First
Game Being Scheduled To Start At 2:15 O'clock

home or i'm any place Inc may be.
RichmoHders have followed his
eycntful career for many yrarS
and now they have m opportunity
to see hims In action against the
home boys Nap Is going TO ap-
pear in both games against the
Virginians today, and all Of tho
others while his club Is PERFORM
ing on local soil. A capacity
crowd IL expected to be on hand
TO tender the famous FTenchman
warm welcome.
Manager Smith announced last
night that he Is going to send
Jack Scbenebcrg. who was re-
Gently acquired from Columbus,
of the American association,
against the Canadians in one OF
the contests, while Guy HOFFMAN
will be seen in action i'm the
other. This will be Schcnefserg'
first appearance I'm the box for
Richmond. Reynolds and kochler
will alternate behind the hat.
Manager Iajoie has not de-
cided on his pitchers, but it IL n
cinch that he Is going to send the
best ON his roster against the
Virginians.
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This is Napoleon Lajoie Day"
at Boulevard field, and to cele-
brate the occasion the Vtrginians
and Toronto Maple .eafs will
stage a doube-hcadcr. The in
iial conflict will start promptly
at 2:f5 O'Clock, while the closing
attraction will start ten minutes
after the conclusion OF the OPEN
or.
While some of the Richmond
fans have seen the famous
Ercnchman in action, there arc
others who have never been tend
cred an opportunity to see grace
full Nap in action. He Is playing
second base for Toronto as well as
managing the club. and accord
ing TO reports coming from Bal
tmore. nc Is hitting the ball as
hard as ever.
Lajoic has always been regard
cd as one of the most popular
men in baseball. He Is a man
who Is we'll liked by both the
public and players, and Is a fell
low who appeals to baseball en-
thusiasts. Nap Is every inch "a
gentleman, and he shows II on
the baseball field as well as in his
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Totals =. :. :. IS SO 81 s


"Batted for Hagey in eighth.
Score by innings: r
baltimore Geo 600 0i0--t
Toronto ... 600 ol3 020--s
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FOX SCHOOL DEFEATED
BY JOHN CARY TEAM

Hitting the ball hard throughout,
John r. Cary won out over william
Fox school today by a score of IA to
9 The Cary boys scored in every
inning of the abbreviated game, save
the seventh. when Wharton managed
to check the bonn bardment. The
pitching az Atkinson and the batting
of the whole team featured for Cary.
while Wharton and CardoZo did the
hest work of the defeated team.
Score by innings r.
Cary .....+......... Ala 1913 o-~i 4
i OK WV WV u -
Batteries, Atkinson and Gentry:
j ohnsoe, Hawkins Wharton and Flick
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POLICE INVESTIGATE TWO
MYSTERIOUS HOTEL FIRES

Police detectives are making an In
vestigation of the two fires which in
the last week have mysteriouslv
sprung up in rooms in the Stun pf
hotel. Chief Joynes, of the fire de-
partment believes their origin is OF
suspicious nature. Both fires ap-
parently started in the same man
ner and seemingly were fed by flames
which were placed on the underside OF
mattresses on beds
In both cases rooms in which the
fires started were tenantless. The
first fire was discovered Wednesday
afternoon in room 25, and the second
in room "a yesterday. Each was ex-
tinguished before they did any ma
terial damage. The case has been re-
ported to the state fire marshal.
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BALTIMORE SECURES
0UIF|ELOER AC0STA
Jack Dunn Gets star Noungstcr From
the Washington American
Team.

Baltimore. Md. April 2o.-Manager
Dunn. OF the Orioles, today secured
Dutt1elder Acosta from tho Washing
ton Americans. Dunnie has been using
a pitcher in one of the outfeld posi-
tions since the season began and now
believes he has landed good. reliable
man League games will be played on
sundays here from now on, Durnie
has secured the Gentlemen's Driving
park just beyond the city line. and
has laid out diamond and built q
stand His former Sunday grounds at
Back River were a little too far for
fans to attend the games.
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GIANTS DROP CONTEST
N FOURTEENTH FRAME
Timely Hits on q. Smith Gives the
Boston Braves to 2
Victory
CRAvATHs HOMER WINS GAME
Phillies' Sluggcr Bounces One Into
Bleachers For Circuit in Eighth.
Reds Lose to Cardinals and Pirates
Defeat Cubs.

New York. April 20.-The Giants
opened their home season here today
by losing fourteen-inning game to
Boston by d score of 4 to 2. 1t was
a brilliant fielding game. G. Smith,
who pitched the last six innings for
New York. had the Braves at his
mercy for FIVE innings, but weakened
in the fourteenth, when singles by
Massey. Collins and Kelly, coupled
with a pass to konetcky, enabled Bos-
ton to score two runs. The game was
preceded by a band parade and a
short drill Of tho Boston players, led
by Manager Stallings. The New York
players were presented with a large
floral American flag by the Lambs
club. The score:
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Vice President Attends Game.

Washington. April 2.-Vice- Pres.-
dent Thomas E. Marshall and Frank
lin .. Roosevelt. assistant secretary
fof the navy. nota bles representing the
administration al exercises attending
the opening game between the Ath-
letics and the Nationals, the vice.
president throwing out the ball. also
witnessed the defeat of the locals in
a thirteer-inning game by tho score
of to g. Gallia was relieved in the
thirteenth inning by Ayers. who was
nicked for Two doubles and single,
sacrifice and a fielder's choice, giving
the Athletics the game. lingo John
son went the whole route for the Wis
ifnrs The score
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Totals .........4s 4 Q AZ

tBatted for Raglan in tenth.
ZBatted for Bailey in fourteenth,
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san for Stana ge in ninth.


xBatted for Turner in ninth.
fBatted for O'Neill in ninth.
4Batted for Morton in ninth.
sHeilman out. hit by batted ball.
Score by innings: #.
Detroit ....., ~ zoo 002 oo3---
Cleveland zoe 900 0o0-4
Summary: First base on errors
Cleveland. 2: Detroit. /. Two-basc
Guisto. Young. Veach,
Heilnan- Three-base hit-Spencer
Home run--Young. Sacrifice hits
Roth. Veach. Stolen bases-Chap-
man. Miller. Bush. Left on bases
Cleveland. 3; Detroit. 6. Double
to Bush; Crawford Gun
assisted Base on balls-Of Nor
ton, 4. off Boland. 3. Struck out-By
Morton, 4: by Boland. 3. Hit by
pitcher--Heilman. by Morton wild
pitch--Morton. umpires-tIildebra
and O'Loughlin. Time-1:45.
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Cards Continue Streak.

St Louis. April 20.--The Cardinals
continued their winning streak this
afternoon. defeating the Reds. to
g.. A violent rally by the Reds in
the ninth inning almost turned GER
tain defeat into victory by SCORING
five runs. But the Reds chance :
were blasted when Getz was nailed
at the plate in an attempted double
steal,
The score:
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WRITERS FOR
EARLY CLOSING

The Underwriters Exchange Of
Richmond has in contemplation a plan
to close the fire insurance offices Of
Richmond for the summer months at
4 p. NJ, beginning May | and ending
about October /. The exchange feels
that such plan tends to efficiency
in the conservation of the health and
well being of employees, and policy
holders are asked to cooperate with
their agents in this movement. II
there is any objection on the part
of property owners to this plan. they
are respectfully asked to so notify
their agents at this time.
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Nationals

IbNtt"N Tut IIVTIFy III IWFIItH.
tBatted for Gallia in twelfth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia -. 400 GOO 600 Dol IS
Washington 1000 200 100 00l o.
summary: Left on bases-Philadel-
phia, 9: Washington. S. First base
on balls-Off Gallia. s: off Johnson. 3.
Innings pitched-By Gallia, IL; by
Ayres, /. Hits---Off Galia 6: of
Ayres. 8. Struck out-By Gallia, g.:
by Johnson, 4. Three hit
Judge. Two-base hits-Witt, Strunk.
Sacrifice hits-Foster, Judge. Grover
Thrasher. Strunk. McInnis. Sacrifice
fiies-Rice. Foster. Stolen base
Bates. Double plays--Witt to Grover
to McInnis: Bates to Grover to McIn-
mis-. Wild pitch--Johnson. Passed
ball--Henry. Umpires-Owen and Di-
neen. Time-2:sS
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ARMY Il Winner.

West Point. n. Y. April 2o.-Tha
Army won tight game from Union
today. 3 to ?. The Cadets gave Muir
rill good support in the pinches.
Score by innings: r. II. IL.
Union .... =. 00e 200 00o--2 3
Army 80. 210 900 00s-3 :
Batteries: Geff and Wittner: Muir
rill and Mcneil. Tmpires-Cullum
and Marshall.
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INK FINALLY CHASED
AND VIRGINIANS WIN
Cooper Comes Back Strong and Pitches Richmond To
8 to Vcto-y Over Husters In Closing Engagement.
Visitors Throw Scare In Ninth Chapter.

final game of the series. to 4.
Hagey was ineffective with men on the
bases, and was accorded very ragged
support. Thompson, on the other
hand. hurled good ball until the
eighth. when the orioles rallied and
scored four runs. Lajoie and Black
burn lifted the ball out of the park
for home runs.
The score:
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Chicago, April 20.--The ST. Louis
Browns went UP in the air in the
second inning of today's game and
TIE White Sox scored four runs. The
In1l score was 5 TO 2. The Sox got
t"cir lead on three solid shots mixed
in with three rank errors, Recruit
Sothoron hurled for the visitors and
allowed only seven hits. Cicotte was
on the mound for the Sox and was
touched for seven waIiops.
The score.
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GUY MORTON NIT AARD,
TIGERS WINNING GAME
Eleven Safcties, and Detroit
Wins, ! to 4.
ATHLETICS DEFEAT SENATORS
Maclsmen Win Washington's First
Home Game by to 4 Score In Thir-
teenth Inning-White Sox Beat
Browns.

Cleveland, April 20.-Although the
Indians obtained two-run lead early
in the game. Guy Morton was Unequal
to the occasion, the Tigers nicking
him for total of eleven hits and
winning, to 4, by a ninth-inning
rally, in which Young slammed
homer with two on bases. Boland
was a tower of strength for the Ben
gals. holding the Indians to four scat
tered hits. The score;
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Totals :. 80 6 II "a Is
"Batted for Schneider in second.
xBatted for Ring in ninth

Cincinnati 80. -. 001 600 005--s
st. Louis -. $500. 500 olo W.
Summary: Two-base hits-Shean.
Three base tits--Hornsby. Rousch.
Home run--Hornsby Sacrifice hit
Long Stolen bases-Milier. Long,
Rousch. Double play-Betzel. Horns
by 10 Miller Hit by pitcher--By
Watson {Shean): by Schneider
(BetzeD. Base on balls-Off Watson,
4; off Schneider, 3: off Ring. 2. Struck
out-By Watson. 2; by Ring 4.
Pitching record-Off Watson, ii hits
in s "a; off Schneider, hits in ].
Left on bases-St Louis. 8, Cincn-
natl Q. Time-1:5o. Umpires--klem
and Emslie.
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Bancroft, Cravath, Stengel. Paskert.
Luderus Home run--Cravath. Sacri-
fee hits-Bancroft, StenEel. Stolen
Cutshaw. Wheat. Lett
on hases--Brookiyn, 6: Philadelphia,
!. Base on 'balls-On Cheney. o. Off
Alexander. /. Struck out-By Cheney,
Q; by Alexander. 4. Hit by pitched
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American Association
At Colum bus:

At Columbus
Score by innings: r. II. E
600 002 900. Z !
Columbus ITO 030 03"--S 10 l
Batteries: Rogge, Dawson and
Gossett, Schane: kahler and Cole
man. Umpires-Johnson and Bren-
nan.
Louisville at Toledo, rain.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis. rain.
Kansas City at st, Paul, rain.
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Havre de Grace, Md, April 90
Johnny McTaggart rode Woodstone &c
victory in the handicap for three
year-olds TO-DAY The mile and sew
enty yards were covered In AT.
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tBatted for Raglan in tenth.
zBatted for Bailey in fourteenth.
Score by innings: II.
Boston 800. .o01 100 900 600 o2--4
New York ..60l 600 00f 600 uo-:
Summary: Two-bas hit--HerZog.
Three base hit--Konetchy. Home run
Raglan. Stolen hases-Maranville
Burns Kelly. Sacrifice hit-Magee.
Sacrifice fy--Robertson. Double plays
to Smith to Maranville: Ma
ranville to Konetchy. Left on bases
New York, d. Boston. Z. First base
on errors-New York. /: Boston. /.
Bases on balls-Or Tosreau, 2; off G..
Smith, !; off Raglan. 2. Hits-Off
Tesreau, 4 in s innings; off G. Smith.
) in s; off Raglan, in g. off Nehf,
8 in ).
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sum many: SaCrlHrN hIts-%3andlI,
2; Cicotte. Sisler, Stolen hases-E.
Collins. Sisier. Pratt. Two-base hit
cote. Three base hit-Shotton.
Struck out--By Cicotte, 6; by
sothoron. 3. Hit by pitcher--Jackson
Left on bases-Chicago, 4; st. Louis.
5. Cmpires-Nallin and Evans. Time
-f:4S.
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lTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

nlRGINIANS. s; Rochester, 4.
toronto. s: Baltimore. 4.
nuHalo-Newark. wet grounds.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, rain.
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Standing Of Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Philadelphia, 8; Washington,
(thirteen innings).
Detroit, Z: Cleveland. 4,
Chicago. s: st. Louis, 2.
New York Boston, rain.
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Standing OF C1ubs.
Games Today.

toronto in Richmond ttwo games).
rochester in Baltimore 1.-TWO
ames).
montreal In Newark.
bunalo In Providence.
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Emory Team Is Winner.

Emory. Va. April s0.-Emory and
Henry hit the ball OPPORTUNITY today
and won from Virginia Christian coll
iege by a score of 3 10 I. II was a
good game in spite OF the heavy scor-
ing.
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Commercial.

~k,d.-"Have you read the 'knicker.
booker History OF New York ?''
Co-Ed.-"No. Tn not interested in
those reports of the clothing trade
Pitt Panther.
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South Atlantic

Augusta. 3, Charleston, 8.
Columbia. S; Jacksonville, 4.
Columbus, 6: Macon, 6 (ten innings
larkness).
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Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today.

Philadelphia In Boston two
New York in Brooklyn.
Chicago In Pittsburg.
Cincinnati In st. Louis.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday,

Boston, 4: New York. fourteen
innings).
Philadelphia, 4: Brooklyn, 3.
Pittsburg, 6; Chicago. /.
st. Louis, Z: Cincinnati, 6.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Des Molnes. .. St. Joseph, 4,
Sioux City. s; wichita, s.
Omaha at Denver, snow.
Lincoln at Joplin, rain.
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Richmond.

bttea for Schacht in ninth.
hn for Wendell in ninth.
|rore by innings: r,
rhester ...'''''''c" o ooo o "o4-
|t},nond ......S .o:0 00S 01x-s
|umn,ary: Two-base hits-Eibel.
Iriouez. .; Hanford, Sacrifice hits
Hartseu. Koehler. McDermott, fly.
hen bases-Hanford. Rodriguez.
rford. Clemens, Schepner, Double
to Doolat to Rodri-
"A. Hartsell to Mooers to Eibel;
hars to Hartsell. Struck out--By
Eker. l.; Adams. /, Cooper, 3:
Iaeht. 4. Base on balls-By Striker,
Adams. i: Cooper, S. Schacht, 4.
Ia pitch-By Stryker. Hits-off
s,ker. in ! 2-3 innings; Cooper. Z
Ia "a innings. Left on bases
.hmond. Is: Rochester. 3. Empires
annehill and G Hart. Time--2;15,
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bali---NiehoT by Cheney. Time: IS.
Umpires-ODay and Bransneld. At
tendance-11, 900.
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After Two Were Out.

Most all Of The damage done by
diks' DooIan's crew came after two
IN had been retired. and up to that
nk Cooper had displayed all of his
cunning and had the visiting ag-
egaticn completely ut his mercy.
YEN though he did weaken IN the
tth. he demonstrated to the fans
esent and Manager Billy Smith that
still has lot of good old hooks
S speed left IN has wing. In spite
the fact that four runs were scored
hun tn the ninth and the visitors
reatened 10 make this stanza 4
,st disastrous one from n Richmond
kndpoirt Cooper came back. and
not the breaks beer against him
would have applied the kalsominc
ush 10 the visitors upon their last
}searance here Of the series instead
permitting them to register a quar-
u OF runs.
SWhIlc the playing OF the Nirglnians
y BY no means fawless. they play
good. consistent ball throughout
game They looked better at the
| than in any previous contest OF
chan rionShip season. Al Schacht.
.om they landed on for no less than
he hits during MS sogoNrN on the
band, is regarded as one Of the best
-lers in the league The work OF
! club in the tield also showed some
provement. and tho home talent
reeded in completing two good
ubie plays.
captain Frank McDevmott came
Rough with a trio OF hits out of four
kal trips TO the plate. while Guy
oper and Bobby Clemens connected
In schacht's offerings for a coup/
keca. Mooers looked good at short
ID. while tho work of Hartsell at
kond was also good.
rhe box score:
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Standing OF the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Indianapolis In Column bus.
Louisville in Toledo.
Milwaukee in Minneapolis.
Kansas City In st. Paul.
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*Ran for McCarty in eighth.
TBatted for Tesreau in eighth.
xBatted for G.. Smith in fourteenth.
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Standing of Clubs.
Cameo Today.

st. Louis in Chicago.
Detroit in Cleveland.
New York in Boston.
Philadelphia in Washington.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Results Yesterday.


Column bus. s: indianapolis. ..
Louisville Toledo, rain.
Milwaukee, Minneapolis. rain.
Kansas City-St. Paul, rain.
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,aL GAME rs TAKEN BY
LAJOlES TORONTO CU,UB

baltimore. April 20.-Torontc de .
lea Baltimore here today In tbs
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summary. Two-hase hltS-H3rDe''
Jacobson, Home runs-Lajoie, Black =
burn. Sacrifice hits-Graham, Black
burn. Sacrifice Williams. stolen
bases-Graham Kelly. Ease on balls
off Thompson. . off Hagey 4.
struck cut--Ey Thompson, >; by
Hagey. .. First base on errors Bal =
'ir'nrc /; Toronto. . Left on bases
baltimore. :: Toronto, :. Time
100, mpires-MCBride and Car
pentcr.
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BY ERNEST POLLARD.

ASIDE from the Virginians chasing
cover the old jinx that has per
s'ehtiy lurked in their midst since
ie International season was ushere
mere and at last breaking into the
Non column there was another in
,esllng happening out at Boulevard
oiu yesterday. Guy Cooper. known
northern baseball lots as Rebel"
"se pack after a season OF idleness
iact "Reb" came back to such an
~nt that the Virginians won out
Eer the Rochester Hustlers by a score
TO 4. and sent them on their
ay TO Jack Dunn's domicile with at
ast one defeat hanging over their
eads.
Up to the ninth inning Cooper
tched great ball, yielding but three
tn and allowing but one alien II
zach third in eighth chapter. In this
posing frame "Reb" weakened. be-
Pming both ineffective and wild az
Pc proverbial March hare. After
Ppr Hustlers had scampered across
e' plate and with two more on the
lses he retired in favor of BIZ
aams. Bill came in almost cold -
pa for that reason he was unable
locate the plate. walking the first
an to face him and incidentally load
Is the hassocks. with the sacks
fowded and Fisher. cleanup man
pa heaviest hitter on the Rochester
ab, gloom settled over the grand
aud and hleachers. and there were
pt many present who would have
Rgered two cents that the final count
pald be in Richmond's favor Blu.
III Adams proved the right man in
e right place. He cut them through
middle of the plate with such
ICED that Fisher apparently didn't
Nen see them. but even IL he did 1t
not alter matters any for he pro-
eded to take three frultless swings
the sphere and failed to even foul
q Of fhern
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-20

turned to the University of Califor-
mia, where he will be a student dur
ing the rest of the year.
Miss Margaret Hodgson. who is
home for the holidays from San Jose,
is now employed at Johnsons jewelry
store during the holiday rush.
Kodaks. A complete line from a
child's $1.25 Brownie to a beautiful
$50 camera. East Side Pharmacy.
Mrs. Edward Lowell and Mrs. ]. L.
Smith of Minneapolis, Mimi, cousins
of Mrs. NJ. c. Reed, spent Monday at
the latter's home on Scenic Drive.
They were on their way to Los An
geles to spend the winter.
Xmas tree ornaments and tinsel at
East Side Pharmacy. 1T
Mr. and Mrs c. C. Clark, who have
been visiting the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Herbert, in Ashland,
for some Eme, returned this week TO
their home in California.
Corporal Paul r. Keen, who was
employed by the government in the
chronological service in this city, was
selected from the Oregon Coast Ar
tillery with IA others to attend the
training school for Coast Artillery Of
ficers, The school opens January 5,
at Fortress Monroe, Virginia.