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More work for the R. H. S. C. A. A. Tho athletic"; world at Richsaond bih' school Is "In trouble. : Not only fa ball-c' the aquad Ineligible to participate in -ack worky but the prospects for t" i state 1917 basketball team are beginning . to dim now Chat It becomes certain that unless certain athletically but not "studentlcally" Inclined' students - make a strong finish. In their term's c work, half the athletic material at the R. H. 6. wffl be Ineligible for the 1915-1S at-Jetie season. Among otter, things the L H. S. A. A. '(stats athletic aasociatica) demands of Its members that no athlete snail enter state athletic contests unless he has a passing grade la at least 15 hours work. -Also, that the student meet the same requirement the previous term. , . This means that : R.' H. S.' athletes, who hope to make the state basketball team next season will 1 e entirely out of the running unless : they get busy this term and meet requirements. . Iu the crisis the "Come-back"' association has taken the initiative in averaging the pending calamity. EFFORTS TO BOOK NEW CASTLE MEET FNO WITH FAILURE N'cw. Castle, apparently, is seeking eo track meet with the R. H. S. . v Efforts to bring New Castle high here for a dual track and field meet have failed .signally and as, a consequence R. H. S. will be without a meet this coming Saturday.. .-Y- . It was the original intention to bring liberty high here for the May 6 date. L. H. S. did not feel it bad the material to compete in such a meet and , declined the date.,' Liberty, with an experienced team downed the, Richmond ypungsters last year. For a time it seemed New Castle would be secured for, the date. N. H. S., too it seems, does not specialize in track and therefore graciously declined the offer of R. H. S. An attempt to bring Stivers, of Dayton, to Richmend, Saturday, failed because of conflicting dates. Y Next date pf the R. H. S. is the Ti l-State -contests at Miami university, M;y,13. . , f , ,... PLAY SECOND HOUND Saccnd. round of the City School baseball league echeduled for tonight is: - '' Joseph iloore vz: Warner. ; Hibbcrd vs. Finley. Sevastopol vi. BaxterY White watar vs. Starr. ' Big League Dope NATIONAL LEAGUE.

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Yesterday's Results. Cincinnati, 3 : Pittsburg, 0. Boston, 5; Philadelphia, 2. Brooklyn. 8; New York, 5. Cuicago-St. Louis, rain. Games Today. Pittsburg at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at New York.Philadelphia at Boston. St. Louis at Chicago. AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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Yestsrday's Results. Cleveland, 2; Detroit. 0. , Washington, 5; Boston. 3. Philadelphia. 4; New York. 2. Chicago-St. Louis, rain. Games Today. Cleveland at Detroit. Chicago at St. Louis. Boston at Washington. New York at" Philadelphia. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

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Yesterday's Results. Columbus, 14; Minneapolis. 1. Louisville, 6; Milwaukee, 5. Other games postponed; rain. Games TodayMinneapolis at Columbus. Milwaukee at Louisville. Kansas' City, at Indianapolis. ' St. ".Paul at Toledo, .Y. - fMAlLS OUT BULLETIN. College news for the winter of 19151916 is . reviewed in the Earlham col lege bulletin, which has just been mailed to former students and patrons of the institution. The pamphlet goes in to detail ' about the various lines , of endeavor In the collegiate life and adminlBtratlonv 1.....; '

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A remarkable' action picture of Alma Richards, of fcornell university, "in the air" of a record broad jumy. Richards held the intercollegiate all around championship in 1914 and lost it to Howard Berry of the University of Pennsylvania last year. The Cornelllan, who originally came from . the middle west, will en- ' deavor to regain the all around championship at the Penn relay carnival at Philadelphia on Friday and Saturday of this week. Richards has signified his intention of entering seven different events.

ELLER HOLDS NEW HURDLE' RECORD JACK ELLE.fi . Jack Eller, of the Irish-American Athletic 'Club, and oneof ;the' best known: hurdlers in the 'country," has just added a new world's record to his string pit victories, i Eller ran the 75 yard low hurdles in 8 3-5. seconds: The A. A. U.may decline to accept -Eller' s feat as a record, because the hurdles were not official. The record was made at the indoor", games of "" "the Smart Set Athletic Club in New York. FIRE WRECKS STABLE '...-...; RALEIGH, N. C., May 2. Fire of undetermined origin , discovered In :the livery stable in the "heart of - the business section early today caused $125,000 damage before'it was extinguished.5 For a while the entire business section of the city was threatened and assistance was called from Durham, i DRAW TRAFFIC LAW EL WOOD, Ind., . May , 2. The ( city dads, are getting busy" on a' traffic ordinance since it was' discovered- there wM.no city; lay regulating trafflc .

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DRAW FOR OPENING Teams for the op-hing day S. A. L. games will be matched at the final meeting of the league tonight at the Y. M. C. A. Teams will draw lots to determine their opponents in the. opening games. The complete schedule will be submitted tonight for approval of the .league directors and team managers. Yesterday's Results NATIONAL. At Cincianati R.H.J5. Pittsburg Jf. . 000 000 000 0- 8 4 Cincinnati . . . . . 100 002 00 3 6 0 Batteries Adams, Jacobs and Schmidt; 'Mitchell and Clarke. At Boston R. H. E. Philadelphia ... 100 000 100 2 4 1 Boston 110 030 00 5 8 1 Batteries Mayer," Rixey and Burns; Rudolph and Gowdy. At New York - R. H. E. Brooklyn 004 040 0008 11-t 0 New York ; . 102 000 .0205 13 3 Batteries Rucker, Coombs and Miller; Palmero, Schauer and Rariden', Dooin. . AMERICAN. At Washington , : . R.H.E. Boston ' 000 300 0003 10 1 Washington ... 020 000 03 5 6 0 Batteries Leonard and ; Thomas; Harper and Henry. At Detroit Y :R. H E. Cleveland 200 00 2 3 1 Detroit 000 000 2 1 DryBath-Llarvol for Tqndor Foot The JTew and Glorious Wayto. Inatantly Believe Sweat, Smell, Y Acne, Blister and Make the Feet Feel Pine. .: Dont soak your feet. Smooth them over with Step-E-Z. They feel fine. . Never soak feet you catch cold -givethem a dr bath night and morning.. No trouble, no bother, no a fuss. Relief comes at once, sweat ; and smell all gone. Regulate pores, -v nerves 'are soothed, le'ifs- won't ache, t blisters go quick. Step-E-Z ia sure- -s ly a marvel for tender feet, . acta . ;- like magic - A dry -bath at night --' stops twitching and restless, toss- - ing. prevents cramps, takes away the swelling' and gives you a pair of feet that will keep you going all day Get large 25c package , Step-E-Z never . again have aching, sweaty. . tired, blistered feet. Your - money back if it rails. Trial package r mailed free by Becker. Bock Co.. ' 8632 S. Sangamon SU Chicago; I1L' For sale and recommended in Richmond by Quigiey Drug Co., and Foeler Drug Co. Adv. -' . - " '

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.They tell this one on Freddua Pence. F. P.,.of course, is" the portly goal tend of the erstwhile Muncie polo combine and who played .with the .Richr mond five " in the Racine series at Racine last week, v - Y Pence, be it understood is the manager and one of the backers of the Marion baseball . club . which Sunday afternoon showed" the "way to the'Richmondltes, in a ten inning 3-2 affair at Marion. . ' . . , But coming back to the story; It" all -happened In the'Racine-Richi mond polo game Saturday night. The close of regulation time had seen the score knotted at four all. The teams had battled for another extra fifteen minute session . and' still . the end wasnt. In sight by any means, according to Pence. Y" : Y It seems that Freddus Pence had made big plans Tor a "hdme-comlng" In Marion Sunday afternoon; and, with progress of extra time, Ftfeddus was beginning . to figure It that, if neither team scored a winning! goal very soon, he (Pence) Vas going to miss his train for home and the grand opening of the Marion club season. .. After twenty . minuses of extra sessioning and with still no winning goal in sight, Frederick J. Pence was rapid ly becoming exasperated. He even threatened to turn traitor and overlook one of the numerous drives belts directed his way by. the Racine offensive. Twenty-five minutes had elapsed r.nd Freddie was becoming frantic. Appeals to the Quaker rushers "to do WEATHER PREVENTS OPENING OF LEAGUE Altogether the opening of the Commercial wasn't a bit auspicious. Despite the fact that Omer Todd and his Pennsycites were on the grounds early and that Ollie Otten, Jim Harrington and the rest of, the Kaysees were represented in person to the full club membership, there, was absolutely nothing stirring in the way of national pastiming. Just a few minutes before tae teams were to take the field, trouble in the shape of a gentle spring vrain, set in and l.s Tim Cronin, sagely remarked, "good-night ball game." ' The weather permitting the postponed 'game will be played this 'evening- . Ceylon prcQuces nearly ever prec ious stone known except diamonds, emeralds, opals and turquoises. 3" THEATORIUM il TONIGHT IWJ. Four-reel Mutual "MONSIEUR LECOQ" With Florence La Badie and William. Morris. rs i THE NEW ARCADE TONIGHT Knickerbocker Feature Supporting MADELINE PARDEE . In "Haunted and Hounded" II LYRIC THEATRE Main and 9th TONIGHT Three-reel Feature "HIS WORLD'OF DARKNESS" TONIGHT ; Metro Wonderplay EDMUND BREESE AND ARTHUR HOOPS In a Story of the Great White . Way and the Alaska Gold Fields' "THE LURE OF A HEART'S DESIRE" Five Acts . '. By Robert ,W. Serrice WEDNESDAY AND , THURSDAY B. S. Moss Presents a Startling "and 'Vivid Film Version of Elinor : Glyn'B Passionate f Libve Story - -' . ' Y? . A Sequel to her . popular story ."THREE WEEKS." -f-'

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some' hing and do.lt quick" apparently, were of little avail. - Y Y.- " Right here Frederick (Freddus) J. Pence 'experienced a sudden inspiration:. ' - '. " , :.Wat : .Evans," .Quaker center, -f. was near" at hand. , " " y - v , . . "Walter my boy,- it was - Freddus speaking, "cage that ball and you and Sox- and the" rest of 'em shall be my guests of honor' 'at the- - Richmond-; Marion baseball game tomorrow afternoon. At a time, ; Walt, , you under-' stand." . ' ;.What .Walt Evans did, just twentyeight minutes , after overtime - session had opened, is history. ; ,

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