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Sunday School League
Schedule

a q. nyra rar, Stockton Street Ks First
CANARY. at OakwUod.
PARK nan1S, iy@ S, ~ "1 isr at Byrd
;2H0p1thsine Stockton Street IS. Fulton. al
;. ,: Apr'I :l--rI.rst BAPTIST " ranernarlc. al,
nSHtn i;fhi calvary ~. stockton Street, at
S"14imSlhs; kamd"!ph Street ". Fulton. II;
Apt !:,, :s 81 %,Y. street Tabernacle
S"uihSsdc. kNud"ipn IS, calvary, at oak
May 5-s,ockton street V nando,nh
stree. at DyrI Park; calvary VS. First U;m
-. "t So"tns'de: tabernacle rs. Fulton. at
Ma. isn1Eand%!pm street vs. Tabernacle.
Street ~ So"thside. Calvary Fulton Zap
H@,. At 9"ET""J
a! iiyrd iark luton " to"ktdm s strse,,
At S"Gihside Tabernacle IS. Calvary. al
;, Ma 20 Fulton r*. Randolph street. at
,nIlsrnHes vs. FIRST Baptist. a,
oLkwtod. . N"N"r!' az
s; ,'""r IAN. ;Ec@Issry Ranqolrh Street. a,
-, Snn;nSid" First Bapus, rs. Fulton. al
r"rk .noph stree, SioSf;on at s, Ryra
o.Ew % oo rirst baptSt -. Calvary, al
an. iefaSsrSsaatisS ' v s' a'na%Gnhs Street,
Isl! a, sounsG eec"' Fm; s.reei vs. lrs, Bap
'in"r ,.a--,,calvary ys. Tabernacle. a, Byrd
F.
o 1"t' nSluS' STOCKTON Street vs. Futon ri
., Jun; June So-f.rSt Baptis, vs. Tabernacle. a,
S,.'1 "n Randolph street vs. Futon at
,,y ,,nls !, ;ms.ock,on stree, vs. Tabernacle a,
S S"Gitmsiar' Randolph street " Ca!vary. al
.lnl, il-Stock,on stree, vs. par,o,r,
SiStres, ~ Byrd, Park calvary va Eirs
i" rp', -, at S"nthside; Ta0e.narl. -. Tui
'ni. ?irltand3!ph street vs. Tabornac,.
- BEr" PARK; First Baptist vs. S, '.i;sI,r,
a; HSti,,, sOnthside: Calvary rs Fulton
az BiirS Dirrst Baptist Us. Randolph street,
a. S Mmmd Tabernacle rs CAVIAR et At
,... nns">i Fulton vs.. Randolph. a, Byrd
.;"mih.,,I S, aac!e vs. First Baptist, ~
OHN wood. ''' ~ calvary. at
August lI---Culvsry -. Ha,ao,,, Co.,
S;r.ct "":,n: Tabernacle rs Stoctiton
toh AT i'yrd Park '''H' Vs. f"i-
S,,,, Home Grounds.
,ist e-"'ock'"n stree; and First Bap-
UnsW"md-Futon ana Calvary
i,,''i'' iarh-Rard"!rh Street and Tahor
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~" Athletics

captain Canepa's team is setting
quite pace for the other teams Of
the Business Mems Indoor Baseball
League. Only once has his team been
defeated. which was ut the hands Of
Captain puscy's team
Eddy Bryson's team is leading the
Boys Class Basketball League
vim 'apers Eotsscau's team in second
place ana only one game behind. l!o-
bart EEland's and Jack Ficlds's teams
are tied for third place.
Games mex; saturday wind up thi.
League. and with none OF the places
i'll tho league cinched except tho tail
cndcrs. marked changes in the stand.
Ing niay take place.
The Marmons and the MERGERS are
tici for first honors /. tn. rs" BOYS
oass League. While the Pierce Arrows
anu the StutZcs are tied for third
place. The lludsons and the I,athflnd-
crs also are tied for NTH place.
only a few more contests remain TO
be played in this league. which con-
sists of various games. such as basket
ban, Nol.cNbh.i. rcay aces, etc. and
these games viii ne hotly contested
The standing ~ the leagues as fol.
lows.
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waller and Conner augment their use
iuineSS with reliability at the bat
hchoc, rawlings and Stewart urc run
.hhG CLOSE race for catcher. with
h"n"fs apparently favoring kehoc.
as DractIr" progresses. tho pitching
81 the regulars. Graham, Pi.rotti and
brSah' ana the new men, Upton and
England. Is improving. and II looks as
II the Generals will have a formidable
array or beavers. In the outaeld Cap
tain Young. Gregg and Vance all Of
whom played last year. are expected TO
take care OF anything that comes their
va. barrow. also,a regular last year.
VIII not come out again on account
OF the pressure of scholastic work
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HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

, To- re- r." IL Esres,ro. y !Ieneot.cr,
Nut. - to- l. 10 ! 80 second; Halle
! !, =. Wal~h' Ehvm"r. Hudas Brother Mis-
S"Gond- mile LADY ward. 81 crro,s,,
Il 10 ''sh ! to :. Won; VIII 20 los (fudorj
r.! I'm, .MYfnh% II 10 :. ia" ) 10 :, ,hird
hMtr!'' ii"rs, l;oiala also r,r va
i, 'Hio iNo and uE"half iurlonus-I,nc
!''i l', ~" 'I. .'rT.4.artp. 10 =. p Il, :
= 80" won, tiolUs. i"f (Trois). 10 10 l.
=, L. y. j. second: kcclus". i0G (Jcffcot, J.
~ i" J. . !" !. Ia .. third Time l:67 2.
L"Ear hlHE, Freeman. Alex GctH Mis-,
~ Ill''', rUI'ut also
~ "Nflh-SiN furiongs- HunOvia III; cIc-
ii:tf"'i': To- l. 10 =. ! Ia !. won, l;sdiim.
St"r.y,: 10. uyl.rb. : to l. 5 to 3. i To- :.
S"!"ii"; lhcT - Duwd loj ,CrumU, /" l.
a., !" "v w miro rim", i:N Fob iiens!y.
10, t'i't ,m.io AMI ur."-sixieenth-- KIllday.
- 'S''I4.1g', 10 !. % - .. to !. won
! h.h @EINinr US ,AIuruEvy. even Ia :.
I" o. second. Transport. 10 tIIaNues,
:, ." -" !" = even. third. Tim. ..Ul =
HH"; FIRST star liili- Baker also ran
:, NiMlh iilii' and seventy va r,ls-tack
ns""N" J." ''rumut +" /. : 10 !. ! 10 .
Ven iuTc". i9i tNirriu""I TO / ,v :;
! !" = second Lin" String II. jScrrrert
:. To - y" >. to :. mir! Time I:ti . l.
zen. fi'h't'' r"rinaE. Miss Louis. also ran
.
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F'ItT WOEVU, TI:N.. March II
nHsse' . w,iducSs gave the Fort Worth.
irh'@ League. tcWu four runs in tho
,CS, lnnlnS to-day. hu, the Chicago
American regulars caught IN i'm rhc
next and won, ~ 20 g.
Inc score: r u u
thicac" ... IN -. 20
For; Worth
arteries: Russell. Ainsworth ANA
H'H"lk Jenkins Simms. Npplcrut.
cross ana BernScn
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VIRGINIA PLAYS NEWARK
it.ontinued l'rOm Eirst PngeD

tCOntinued FrOm Flrst Fhge.l
are supposed to be the mainstays in
the box.
Virginia's schedule follows:
March .@--Newark.
Murci 2t-Staunton Miitary Academy.
March .c--NewHrk
March .S--Ncwark.
March "s---NmhcrSt.
March 3O--AmherSt.
kpTii NEWARK
Anril Newark.
April 6--Prnccton.
.irriI 1-i..high.
Arm o-I,ornell
Anri ln--Curncl.
hpriI lI--Syrdcuse.
hDri! l2-Georgia at Athens.
April i3--C;eorGia. at Athens.
Aurii li-North Carolina. at Greensboro.
April I6-North Carolina, at chapel Hill
April i7--Ifurvard.
.iprll .i--North Carolina
A priI 2.--(icorgia.
April oS--ticorBia.
MAY - Princeton, at Princeton.
May :i--raryard. nj Cambridge.
Aay 4--Yale. Al New Haven
May Yale. at New Haven.
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Bob Simpson Breaks
Low Hurdles Record

KANSAS CITY, MO-, March IT,
Robert Simpson. worlds champion
hnrdicr. established u new worlds
record I'm the hry-ynrl low hurdles
hy hcSotiutlng the distance In Nix
seconds. The record WAS made Ira
thc annual indoor duhl track meet
pctwccn MiA~Ourf md knnsus uni
Versilics. which the former won, 10
10 80. Simpson run for Missouri.
ihe former record for the lfty-ynrti
low hurdles was t-2 seconds.
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ZACT WHEAT ACCEPTS TERMS
AND Will. REPORT At ONCE

NEW YORK. March 17.--Word has
reached here from Hot Springs. Ark.
that Iack Wheat. the Brooklyn clubs
fcrcd by President Ebbets, and will
sign n contract as soon as he arrives
at the training camp Sunday.
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Quail has been placed on the song
bird list by tho Ohio Legislature. Some
years ago Ohio lawmakers placed
doves on the list Of musical birds.
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Amateur Gossip


with his first gam. ~ ihr scnsu,,
Sc"r"h!ru Tor saturday, Manager NltcTs.
oI lhr fatmount Athletic Clun bnyr.
n"i! team. has issued a cali to an can
I,d'tcs for positions With tho club To-
ur rresrA.- - ;nrncticc on TUESDAY.
,ernoons II ibis wcck' The 'm mg,,c,i 'i,
Work VIII he done tt the Churcn civic
Association grounds
strain. Woodward or Johnson nron.
ably VII H." UScG on the mound in IN,
game Saiurdai against RandnIph-
crs have got their arms into share as
vet, SO each ~ the pitchers ,riIi ~,
ai!o"cd 10 "o.k nut three innings.
ihursdAy night. and "a minstrel show
Tor the benefit OF the team. is 10 h..
given az ~" Paramount school nuJi-
forum Friday night
prospects Tor au cNcc,loa: season.
are bright and The players trytur ON,
loT tne various positions ar" showiu.
considerable enthusiasm ia th,ii work
IL appears that the team will Nm, ~,
IN ABOUT the following manner. TIM
DICK wheeler Martin ana E,ub,.
catchcrS strain. Woodward ana Iob,I.
son. pitchers Nununlly short. Vhit
he!d or Harper FIRST base. Pcnhnrtn,,
or r. Jones second base: n Ior,..
thlrd base. !. Green, left field: " nro
Eight field. and Johnson o.. WooJwaH,j
center field 81" a.
TUESDAY. March -. the I,air,ro,,,,t.
team viii pay the William and NIS,,
ihuiahs a. William SbGr..
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GALVESTON. TEN, March IL
HaiNrsioh Texas Lcaguc) players
pounded Middleton. Il New York Ma
hits to-day, but the Giants proilicd IN
me mispiayS Of the local team ana
In" score: y n l.,
galveston .... =
New York ......... -
batteries: karr. Whitaker. cole AMI
H'hlth, Wright; Middleton and Kruger.
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Glendale Club Has \,,-

The Glendale Athletic CUB win mn,
Out us nrst team during the coming
sea son. The club .ecentiy was or.
ganized, but with the material on hand
., very GOOD baseball team should h..
developed. "'
The team has on ~ schedule such
Teams as Medical College, Ni.ss.y
Business College Smi,hdeal Busin,ss
college, Chamberlayuc school Ind -.
tersburR High School
Of the championship scout 'rroGp ~
10. VIII be seen in action win ,iie
club. The iufeld VIII be conpGs.J
OF T.. HARRISON. j. TODD, J.. Mayneld
ana n. DeV'ne. quartet OF siappv-
players. In The outneid will be seer,
j, HsrrIs, Is. Mayfieid aud Hudson.
Z. >. Grigg Is manager, and teams wish
Ing games during the week should
mail letters 70 1911 Second Avenue
Highland Park.
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business Men.
Random Musings of Sports
nN MONTY,

Billy Smith is on his way to Rich
mona a. last. Ills telegram TO this
writer last night from Cincinnati an
nounccd positively that he would reach
TINS city to-day, and that hc would
begin pushing his work al once.
Ry, The middle OF the week there
should lie considerable doing" around
the headquarters OF the local club and
PLAYERS are 10 be given their work
outs.
Which reminds one OF the Telephone
conScrsation Hap Jones had with
an unknown fan yesterday Tho ian
thought Clarkc's Springs Was one Of
those health Joints in Georgia and he
was planning 10 accompany The team
The training field ia not a. remotely
located from Richmond az the fan has
been led TO believe Clarkc's Springs
can be reached easily either by the
Eastwood and Main. the Uakwood and
fr"ad street cars or the South IIar-
riS"n street line Little more than a
block must be walked To tho park
from either OF the cars. The field is
IN fair condition. and will be put into
workmcu.
There is one serious DISADVANTAGES
in being forced 10 use this field: that
is the Inability Of the players 10 dress
on the grounds or TO have the use
of showers there. Efforts on the part
OF the club owners to secure pcrmis-
sion for the men 10 use the showers
at the y. NJ. &. ~ may result in sue
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Exhibition Games


SAN ANTONIO. TEN. March IL
ENccIIcnt pitching gave the -. Louis
National League regulars a victory
over san Antonio, of the Texas League,
to-day, To ..
Tho score H. IL i,
-. Louis dad. . ii Il
san Antonio ..... :; .
Batteries; Meadows. Watson and
S>.n&ncr' Gonzales Schultz, Friday ana
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL PLAYERS
TO START WORK THIS WEEK
Director Jomc, Makes EAtrnsi>c pInus
Tor NounShters-Grrnt Interest In
Contests.

Director Of Athletics l.. n Jones is
making extensive plans FOR providing
thc youngsters IN the Richmond pub
lie schools with excellent baseball on
porturiiticS this season. and believes
that the schedule hc has mapped out
for the schooiboys viii Cnanlc ibcn, Ia
reap considerable pleasure and benefit
from the games.
An OF the teams are getting to-
t" begin real practice this week. il is
said that several OF the schools hnyo
eNt"iient material. and the cnmpcti-
ton among them probably viii he
keen.
Director Jones has done much during
the last few months toward advancing
~" sSh"oib"y athletics OF the public
schools. and both the soccer ana has
kethall seasons were pronounced sue
ccsscS The boys are taking great in
a"r I IN oo H. games gan opened TO them.
always :r" spirited. Pupils at tho VA
ri"us schools arc enthusiastic follow
large numbers for The contests
Schedules for the grammar school
leagues follow:
seventh Is Lcnguc
,sr Park Tm n%r " w. G sr,m 1rN At
at bsrton nci i.st!i.
H Er rarE "aS% w , G'n'sn ra nlE a,
iii%hlamd rark, barton Heights VS. Fair ~
? SIiSnj, E"',. mount ~ IiEhIsnd Park q,
Heights. st Barton Heights
April l"---NiChoisun " Eairru,un, "a.
fairm"mnt; iiuifncr VS.. Gintcr Park nj Gin,
,rr lark itixhlnnd Park ~. Barton Heights.
Apria ia-iiiHhiand Park VS.. Clutter Park
a, iiShihhd Park: NiCholson VS. Barton
n.ishts' ~ Nicholson. fairnoun, -. Run
~" PR Ti,Nichn!son VS. Highland Park ri
h'Se''uh fark: Fuii mount rs. Clutter PARK
=, nHitHouht. Eunncr ~. Barton Heights.
; Nn,Il 'tI,;NtSSnolson vs. Gntcr rsry at
Huiincr: Barton Heights vs.. Fairmount a,
Nay l. Nicholson vs.. Runncr. AT i,uiruer:
F'lrmonnt vs.. Highland Park M rnir.
Mnunl Inter Park vs. Barton Heights At
y, My, ICY iINicholson VS.. Fsirmoup, g,
\''n",I:o,; iiuHncr vs.. Gintcr Park al Rum.
NJ ,ir liighland Park w Barton Height ~
MAY s-iiighland Park vs. C;iu,er r.r,;
~ Iihter Park: Nicholson vs. Barton
;; icnSmts' AT Barton Heights; Paramount vs.
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settled as yet va"

cess. However. that Is matter un-
settled as yet.
Rain. and wet grounds prevented
players will work out during tho press t
en- en- n wefss ,hoYsh. In prepara;on for
orins to arrange for Saturday.
Soccer followers will have their fro,
opportunity Of seeing local team,
pitted against one from another citv
and the final opportunity Of WITNESSING.
tween the Richmond and Washington
teams At Washington this afternoon.
following the local elcvens this SGGn
tor viii make the trip.
Changes in the football rules. ms an
nounccd last night by the rules con-.
mittcc. are drastic and probably VII,
h havn c1 ms effect upon players
ties are provided for players who are
sent into the game with instr,,ctions
Tue piayer mus, not talk with his
before at least one play has been run
OFF, after he enters the game.
Ih revised rules will have the ency
Of Kidding tho game Of one OF nc
freaks thoughtfully developed last
season. the multiple kick
When one considers the facts ra,
nnred from other International League
inclined TO feel rather optimistic con.
corning the new park on the Boule
, ystd: also appreciative OF the efforts
Every facility is being provided cam" and,
with cooperation from the street car
G neid Viii r the trip to IND from ,he
necessary In most OF the other cities
The Terre IIante club has disposed
OF the franchise is a scrap Of paperJ
The last OF the Terriers to GO was
M n.fher s1 Guy n,, G5eEgs Who followed
Braves. but he Ndn', like the saIarv
%fored him. so stayed out. for which
bsil at all but he has changed ' his
,n,nd ana SAYS ne VIII report to Grand
More than 1000 Mexican quail C.BoA
Im w IS hay been liberated in MARY!
steadily decreasing. The birds wer.
purchased at 81 apiece.
millionaire owners Of tho. Chicago Cubs
~ 70 bull permanent training cann
At al rasadsna. with a concrete grand
IN which the players can work out un,
interrupted by rain. There also worId
be a gymnasium and rott.1a. 49,
the ball PLAYERS could i've amd 49,
house during the traIninr scasnn Ae'p
Tho on,, ,ror
TN IL III " G'"H professor or bowl
iaser ~ o,n =. ,u' 'nfh Eertrude Dorinr-
the ideal game for women as il de-
veiops ninb!cncss OF foot and keen
CIV "i''out 100 much c%ertion
business Manager Branch Hickey. Of
IN, IN, ~ tcIo~hs; Is quoted as say
Hnston "a ,i c. .. ..ouis ciuo onered the
other ciub in o,tn"r ,n.uue: IMAM any
Wood-if loo nroyed .sn1,r, &c, 700
clincd this Kind ~ cnnd;,Tnn caun ue
made tho deal Win t.invcIand o sa ~ ann
money p,nn 80 10" Iii ciann TOT ies5
Browns for that n,,f,cr "''' nv
Connected with the National MIA. A..
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ecis.hIH |h.' OF the k"c"us Boost
League, received % letter tni. MI,
from secretary EiGd, Of tn. pctarsburr
baseball Corporation. Offering lin
sanic WIN inc Virginia l."apucrs on
April ~ but owing 10 The fnr, NH,
m, ne M so9si%rS y. are scheduled to play
Is no, likely TINS, The gam. viii bc
"Granny' Childr.ss. who viii man.
age IN" iipnstcr has signed s.,
lJeoppe. Joining jDhuSfnn. ana Ei
Cheatunl ~ catch-rr I.of,i,e 4. v.Il
known In amateur baseha.l aud is
Earded as one OF thc b.s, hacks,oru,,.
In the CT! Lemon" Robinson, ne
speed artist ia tuc Central le.rir l,s.
year, with I;lcy. Midget WALTON AMI
Gathrigh, VII do ~" huri,,s. Ns ,nr
shortstop Harry Erud.rick wUi uc,.
form there again this ygsr piv,,,
Hreeden or sales VIII cuv,: nrsi h.,sn.
Pat sharpe is trying out fo, seem
i nhse without ,!Nnl and is mo.c ti'nm
Nicely 10 nod dowu thui b.rrh. \nG
with Sneilines, VINO was viii, ,b.. ID
Nsna L9nsuis .asi year. and VINO viii
play third Das". the boosters iuGalj
VII De hard to te;,t. Morgan. Rcd.
tord, Giarhe anG /!mmer VII play the
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Th revised rules will have tho er.
or Kidding the game Of one of IL
freaks thoughtfully developed lie,
season. the multiple kick.
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Changes in the football rules. as an.
nounccd last night by the rules com
mittcc. are drastic and probably w.;,,
have considerable effect upon pIavcr,
during the next season. Heavy pen:,l
ties are provided for players who are
Tue player must not talk with III.
ieanmatcs: except through the referee
hci"rc at least one play has been run
of, after he enters the game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

Inc Cincinnati Reds always have a
sr"h' hhIi ciub except ~ April Nav
June. July. August and Scptrmbcr
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nercd from other international Lea-ue
cities concerning their parks. ono il
inclined TO feel rather optimistic con
corning the new park on tho Eo,Io
ward: also aPpreciative Of the efforts
being made by tho local owners
Every facility is being provided. and
with cooperation from the street car
company. the trip TO and from iii,
Held will require less time than tina,
necessary In most OF the other cities
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The Terre IIaute club has disposed
OF it's last player and all that is left
OF the franchise liz scrap OF paperJ
The last OF the Terriers to go was
pitcher Guy Gregg. who followed
Gregg had becp sold 10 the Boston
Braves. but he Htdn't like the saIarv
"fcred him. so stayed out. for which
me was shunted back to Terre Hauts
This peered him and he wouldn't piay
bRii at ali. but he has changed nj.
imind and says he will report to Grand
RAPIDS and be glad OF the chance
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SUCCcT IUITOWeTS VII nave their first
opportunity Of seeing Il local team
and the final opportunity OF witncssinc
Il contest TINS season In the game be-
tween the Richmond and Washinrton
teams at Washington this Afternoon
y number OF those who have been
following the local clcvens this win
tor viii make the trip.
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Inc only woman professor OF bowl
laser, or Chicago. declares bowling IL
inc IDEAL game for women. as il de-
Veiops nimb!cncss OF foot and keen
ness or eye without too much cxertion
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More than 900 Mexican quail t"BoA
w hltcs) hav. been liberated In MARY
land In an effort by the state 10 rel
store its supply. Quail have been
steadily decreasing. The birds were
purchased at So apiece.
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Rain and wet grounds preyentcd
most OF the amateur teams getting on
Tor practice yesterday. Many OF Tie
players Will work out during the press
ent week. though. I'm preparation for
the contests all managers arc ondcavJ
orinS TO arrange for Saturday
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The latest big proposition by III.
owners Of the. Chicago Cubs
~ 90 puiid permanent training canlp
az faSadena. with concrete grand
stand End glass-inclosed structure.
IN which the players can work out un,
interrupted by rain. There also would
DE a gymnasium and cottages where
the ball players could live and keen
mouse during the training season
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business Manager Branch Hickey. OF
tht 81 Louis Browns. Is quoted MS SAY
I'M; that tho ST. Louis club offered III.
other club in either league" for To-,
Wood-it Joe proved sound after A
twenty day trial. The Boston club dc.
cuhsd TINS Eind OF conditional sale and
made the deal with Cleveland for les,
money. Dunn WAS willing TO gamble
but Frazcc was not. Nor were III.
Browns. for that matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

Connected with the National Rife As.
ISOLATION are twenty-four State asso-
cations. l.iol civilian clubs, seventy
w" college clubs. Ill high schools
lhir,y-siX military schools. twenty
two boys clubs and loi military and
reg mental organizations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18

Lester Darcy is in good with III.
fesnor 81 Hew YORK Just Ike the
khisHr 4 18th the Car
The Holly chieftain., 1917-08-10

Large line of Mems and Boys hats
from twenty-five cents up. At the
Bargain store.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-08-10
WINDSOR COW
STANDS THIRD
Produces 1888 Pounds of Milk Con
tanning 2s.552 Pounds Butterfat
In Seven Days

On Thursday evening, July II,
1917. Aaggie Wayne Cattage Knoll,
the fine sturdy HOlstein COW of
Windsor Farm Dairy passed the 35-
pound butter mark by 69.lOO. In
the seven days she produced 1883
pounds of milk, or an average of
Ill pounds per day. testing 81 per
cent, amounting to 2S.552 pounds
of butterfat.
The day before her official test
closed, NJ. H. Gardner, Superintend-
ent of A. r. o. of the Holstein Fries
ian Advanced Registry, ordered the
Experiment Station at Fort Collins
to conduct a one day retest. The re
suit of the retest was satisfactory,
she having produced in the one
day, 74.7 pounds of milk contain
ing 1895 pounds of fat.
Mr.. PenrOse states that no elab-
crate preparations were made on
this COW before test and the record
is xtremely out of the ordinary in
the fact that this is her first official
test and made during such an un-
favorable hot season. On account
of the hot summer weather, the con-
tinuation of the test. for thirty
day record was abandoned.
Aaggie Wayne Cottage Knoll
now six-year-old, Is out of Duchess
Aaggie Wayne Dekol and sired by
Sir Johanna Cottage Knoll. The
dam has not any A. r. o. record,
nor is the sire an Advanced Regis
try standard bull. She has one two
year-old heifer that made IS pounds
of butter at her first calving, and
the latest addition to her line of
breeding is spry, well-marked lit
tie bull. With such a record, Aag-
gle Wayne Cottage Knoll stands
the third cow in the state for but
ter production in seven days-T. E..
Leiper, Colorado Agricultural Col
lege, Fort Collins, Colorado.
Shall | advertise with space or
locals?' ask a business man of an
old established newspaper. The
editor answered: IF you are going
to advertise shoat for sale, a few
lines of local are enough. If you
have a $1,000 or $4,000 stock Of