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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
CAROLINA VARSITY
NOT TO BE PRESENT
Student Body Deeply Regrets It
Cannot Send Team to Inter
COLLEGIATE Track Meet.

CHAPEL HILL, N. e., January H.
The University OF North Carolina will
not be represented at the intercol-
legiate track meet in Richmond on
January 2sth, owing to the fact that
the track team Is not in sufficiently
good trim to enter the contest. Cap
tain Winborne will not return to the
Hill for several days yet, and he would
not have the requisite time to get his
men In shape in so brief an interval.
There has been no track work since
the holidays. and none of the men are
in condition.
AS the University of North Carolina
has some track men who have done
good work heretofore at intercolle-
giate meets-among them Mcneil on
the 1O0-yard dash. Story on the ham
mcr-throw Pittman on the quarter
mile run and shot-put, and Phillips on
the hurdles, the student-body is much
disappointed that Carolina will not
compete for the honors of the coming
contest. However. were the Carolina
team in practice, the athletic relations
now existing between the University
Of North Carolina and Virginia would
doubtless prevent their meeting on
the track.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
GARTH TO TRAIN BIG
STRING FOR ROY RA|NEY
Winner Of IS Races Last Year
Will Have Higher-class
List of Horses.
List of Horses.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, January
17.-Billy Garth. who will train for Roy
o. Rainey. the young Cleveland mil
lionaire turfman. has applied for forty
five stalls at the Benning's track He
will have the largest string In training
there this spring, as his entire stable
comprises sixty head.
Garth, who won eighty-flve races last
year with lot OF cheap selling pIaters,
will have some fast horses in his charge.
Among his three-year-olds are such
great sprinters as De Mund and Horace
E. two of the best two-year-olds OF last
year.
The stables are already fitting up at
the Bennings track in preparation for
the meeting, which begins March 90.
John E. Madden has twenty-six two
year-olds quartered at the track. and
William Shields has twenty horses of all
ages.
The winter has been so mild in Wash
ington that many OF the horses stabbed
there are within a few weeks of being
ready to race. Horses have galloped
over the track every day since the meet
ing closed, December l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
MARYLAND CHAMPION WILL
RAGE BRENT ON RINK HERE
Big Event For Arouses Much Interest In Sporting
Circles-Australian Pursuit Race
Tomorrow Night. #aa

When the remarkable record made by
Lang. tbs Maryland champion. who
skated eghty-seven miles IN six hours
without a stop. and the previous exhi-
billions of Brent on the local rink are con-
sidered. one can hardly fail to see that
to-niglits meeting between the two will
be one OF the fastest and most closely
contested races ever seen in Richmond
Brent has made the mile. which Is thir-
teen laps and eighty feet on this rink. in
$50. Lang has. In one-mile dashes, made
it in slightly better than this.
The worlds record for a one-mile race
on six-lap track being only 2:5s l-5,
which time was made last Saturday by
Albert Cookson. OF st. Louis, 1t can be
seen that the youngsters to skate here
tonight are fast, and will both probably
lower their previous records. With
six-iap track. 1t is believed Brent could
clip at least fifteen seconds off his record,
which would make him n factor in roller
skating circles the country over. Along
with this match goes the championship
of the two States of Virginia and Mary
land. Brent and Young. of Lynchburg, the
only contenders for the title in this State
having split even in two races recently
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
AMATEUR DENTISTS
TO TORTURE CROOKS
Proposed Law in Utah to Let
Students Practice on the
States Convicts.

SALT LAKE. UTAH. January 17.-It
is probable that the Utah Legislature,
now in session, will enact a law per-
hitting candidates for certificates as
dentists to give practical demonstrations
of their ability by operating on peniten-
tlary con.icts. Such recommendation is
contained In the message of Governor
John G. Cutler. Out at the State prison
opinion Is divided as to the wisdom or
Justice of the proposed law.
Andrew Hopper, n bigamst, said to-
day: There amt no show at all for
the fellow who gets into this place. It's
bad enough to wear the brand of y con-
Wet and have to do time for a few years.
but to have young tooth doctors expert
ment on us is going too far. I'd rather
be given the water cure or get a tiogging
two or three times q day.
The prisoners are not unanimous in
their opinions. Abe Majors, who is
serving life term for murder. said:
why not? We make socks and shoes
and most everything else out here now.
We ought as well to make dentists. too.
only some folks might object because
they aren't union goods"
Charles Botha, another life prisoner.
said: II suppose such a law would benz
eft the students, but I'd rather face a
spell OF measles. We have $50 men here.
which means about 5000 teeth that need
looking after. All these. with all tho
different kinds of aches and pains that
teeth are heir to, would give the dentists
right smart practice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
.FAvOR|TEs WERE
NOT in THE GAME
Alma Dufcur Was the Only
Trustworthy Money
Bearer.
DOPE ARTISTS SLAUGHTERED
1t Takes a Twenty-to-Onc Shot
to Go in the Sunny
South.
DOPE ARTISTS SLAUGHTERED

NEW ORLEANS, La. January IT,
Alma Dufour, the only winning fayorite,
outclassed her competitors in the fea-
ture in to-day's race at city Park. She
ran under the wire a length ahead of
Judge Post. with Minnie Algo third. Sew
eral long shots were easy victcfs. sum
maries:
First race-mile: selllng-Donna 90 to
IL first, Orline U2 10 u second, Louise
MacFarIan us to 81 third. Time, i:4l 3.S.
Second race--six furlongs: seiling-Bud
Hill go to II first, Gargantua go to u
second Kaiser Hof u5 to u third. Time,
liza Is.
Third race-three furlongs-I.ee Crest
Us to u first. Work-A-Day @ to y sec
ond, Brawney Lad go to - third. Time,
:35.
Fourth race--mile and quarter; handi-
cap-Alma Dufour @ to y first, Judge
Post % to y second. Mamie Also 20 to y
third Time, 2:c5 SO.
Fifth race--hve furlongs-spider Web q
to II first, Sagapank (25 to y second
Pierrot Is to u third. Time. 100 40.
sixth receive furlongs-soprano az to
u first, Planute Is to % second, Dime
mock q to u third. Time. Loo.
Seventh race-seven furlongs-J- w
oNeil 10 to u frat. Reside (a to II sec
ond, Florizel Q2 to third Time,
.27
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
HARVARD BREAKS
WITH YALE IN SPORT

NEW HAVEN. CONN. January IL
Yale has received word from Harvard
that the Crimson Is unable to renew
the two-year agreement in all
branches of athletics. BY the terms
of the agreement 1t was 10 renew IT.
self once in two years unless one or
the other OF the two universities gave
rotice to the contrary. 1t was framed
IN 1903 for two years and In 1905 re-
newed itself without a conference. be-
cause neither Yale nor Harvard object-
ed. TIE action OF Harvard prevents its
renewal on February LIST.
Harvard's action was taken by Pro-
fessor White. chairman Of the Har-
ward athletic committee.
Yale officials said tonight that Yale
would not have given any notice OF
objection to a renewal OF the agree
nent. SO that had Harvard not acted,
the agreementAwould have renewed it
self 70 rtwo years more
Although Yale and Harvard will be
under no agreement to meet after
February LIST. i Harvard's committee
had passed vote allowing athletic
contests till July LIST, the close. of the
present school year. Yale athletic Off
cials say that they are willing to meet
harvard under the condition Of accept
ing challenger for games for the pres
elit seaenn &
Harvard Is not necessarily to break
with Yale. but no agreement for a
term of years ihsatiiletlcs can be made
till the investigation into athletics In
progress in Cambridge is finished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
HAVE PAID TRIBUTE
FOR FORTY YEARS
Southern Cotton Association Proc
tests Against Robbery
of Wall Street.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, January It's
The third annual convention OF thai
Southern Cotton Association began!
here to-day with n large attendance,
every one of the eleven cotton States
being represented. After several wel-
coming addresses. NJ l.. Johnson. OF
Georgia, president of the Georgia divi-
sion, responding, said that for forty
years the South had submitted toabe-.i
ing robbed on the price of Its CHIEF
product because of Its poverty. Forty
years." he continued, I'VE have paid,
tribute to Wall Street gamblers. tho
spinners of Europe and spinners of our,
own country. Arc you ready for tlisa
battle against the robbery2"
The speaker scored the American
spinners for allying themselves with
the interests OF the foreign spinner
to the detriment and impoverishment,
of their own people and their OWN
consumers
President Harvie Jordan then dos!
livered his annual address.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

rolled. That both Lang and Brent will
strain every energy 10 capturerthe honor
Tonight need hardly be said.
Aside from this event. which promises
TO be the feature of the roller season.
there will be a preliminary that will fur
nish lots OF fun. The small youngsters.
Ford, Frazer and several others. will be
pitted for mile race, and an entire set
of new pictures will be shown. The man
agement expects an immense crowd out.
and urgently request their patrons to be
in their places. If possible. before the pic
lures start. which will be at $50 o'clock.
Tomorrow night an Australian pursuit
race will be the BILL Brent and New
berry will represent the local rink and
Lang and Priddy. his trainer. of Baiti-
more, will be pitted against them. The
Australian pursuit race is rolled by all
four men, starting at the same time from
the side and ends of the rink AS they
catch the man ahead OF him, the man
overtaken drops out, until there is only
one man left and he is declared the win
ner. These contests have run four to five
miles before the last man is overtaken,
and the contest Saturday night promises
to be an interesting event.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Death MISSES HIM
TWICE in A MINUTE
Brakeman crawls From Under
Wheels and Brushes Dust
Off-That's All.

pAR;IEN. conn, January. IA re-
markable story of escape from death
on the New Haven Railroad at this
place is being, told to-day. The ac-
oident occurred last night, Matthew
Kinney, of No. 6S2 East One Hundred
and Thirty seventh Street, New York,
being the principal
Kinney Is a brakeman He was hust-
ling along the tracks leading from
the round house, when an engine, with
James Jackson at the throttle, whisked
UP behind him. Kinney stepped aside.
and kept on walking,
He had reached u fence on the right
hand side OF the track, when he Stun
bled He. was hurled by the cow
Of the fence, lie rel again. and,
know the road" he was once more
whIsked upward to tho fence-top. Kim
ney fell between the fence and the on
gtne, and jackson stopped the ponder
GUS machine lust In time,
AS the brakeman arose, he wiped his
face. busted his hands, aud shouted am
grily "rhts. is the worst road l ever
worked on.'
Then looking ruetulls at his torn
clothing and wrathfully shaking his
INST at the white-faced Jackson, the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
HARVARD DIVIDED
OVER BALL COACH
Graduates Want One Plan Adopt
ed in Baseball, While Under
graduates Want Another.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, January IL
Harvard men are pulling different ways
oyer the question of head baseball coacn.
AS usual the graduates are trying to run
things, while the under graduates are. as
usual. inclined to get control OF the sport.
cantain Dexter's choice is Louis p.
Pieper, '03. Pieper was a star at Boston
Latin years ago. He never played with
the varsity, as he had technically trans
crossed a number of the Crimson's then
very austere eligibility rules. But he
made good reputation as cOach OF stfe
freshmen team.
Important opposition comes from Dr.
Nichols. who for years has been at the
head OF Harvard's baseball. and whose
reputation as a coach has not been de-
creased by the fact that Harvard has had
pitchers Of the Clarkson and Cobufn per-
suaslon to do her box work.
Another element enters into the case.
1t is said that Pieper believes that the
laborer is worthy OF his hire In other
words, that the amateur coaching idea
may be beautiful in theory. but In prac-
tlce Is not.
DIR. Nichols and others declare that II
Harvards coach is to be a professional he
might as well be as well known as
BILLY" Lush, OF Yale. an old Cleveland
star.
Many Harvard men believe that those
who aspire to learn how to run, box or
hit a baseball should be instructed by
the most competent teachers that can ba
got. irrespective OF the question whether
these be amateur or professional. Others
believe that the varsity captain should
exercise his privilege and select whom
he pleases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
|" WIZARD" CHALLENGES
1871 CUE CHAMPION.

CHICAGO. I'LL. January 17-"Wizard
Jake" Schaefer to-day challenged George
Sutton 10 play for the worlds champion.
ship at ISL balkline billiards, and the
title holder accepted. Each player posted
$500, and the purse and emblem will be-
contested for here within sixty days
after January 21. which Is the date OF
sutton's match with Orlando Morning.
star for the 1872 championship.
Morningstar New York hillardist
began his week OF practice before meet
ing George Sutton for the worlds cham
pionship at 1879 balkline last night at
Mussey's, and defeated Calvin Demarest
by a score of 500 to 2O2 In twenty-four
innings, The challenger gave splendid
account of himself, but the amateur did
not play in anything like hls usual form
Morningstar was slow In warming I'm
to his work, but in the middle stages OF
the game put IN compilations OF so, rs
and two of so. The New Yorker eX-
planned after the game that he found
the balls light, Il common complaint from
players coming from tho East to Chicago.
Z Sutton and Morningstar have agreed
ON the officials for their match. "Al"
Taylor will be referee and Charles Math-
awa the marker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Auction Sales Future Days
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
Valuable Store and
Farm Property

KING WILLIAM COUNTY. VIRGINIA! 4.
AS Special Commissioner named IN
the hereinafter mentioned decree;
will offer for sale at public auction orl
the premises at 10 o'clock M. ona
JANUARY %, 1907,
that splendid property situated at Etnal
sis.ing of eighty-two tS2) acres Of
land upon which there ia situated an
excellent store house and dwelling; the
with the kitchen and other buildings,
all in good repair. The store house Is
an excellent one, and Its location Is
one of the best in King William county.
and is in prosperous farming COM
station on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. and upon the following
terms-to wit: One-fourth cash: one-
fourth In months: one-fourth in 16
months. and one-fourth in "a months,
the purchaser to give notes with in
terest added for the deferred payments.
and the title to he retained until all
the purchase money Is paid and con-
veyance ordered by the court.
GEORGE p. HAW.
Special Commissioner.
December 2s. 1906.
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court OF the county of King William:
Rosa l.. Eubank. Plaintiff.
against
I. sB. c. Garrett. clerk of the said
court do certify that the bond re-
CURED of the Special Commissioner by
the decree rendered In said cause on
the sixth day Of December. 1906 has
been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk of the
said court, this twenty-fourth day OF
December. 1906
B. C. GARRETT. Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
NO THOMAS-KELLY BOUT.
Tonopah Club May Get Hugo to
Fipht O'Brien.

CHICAGO. January 17.--Manager Riley,
of the Tonopah Club. wired to-day that
he had abandoned further attempts to
bring together Hugo Kelly and Joe
Thomas, the shifty Californian, It is
strongly intimated here and on the coast
that Thomas experiences cold feet when
he thinks OF going against Kelly.
The manager of the latter Is extremely
anxious to pit his man against ORrien.
and Manager Riley wires that he hopes
to bring the men together ut an early
date. Manager Ferretti for Kelly, says
he will give $3.50 to any charitable in
stitution IL Kelly does not stop O'Brien.
and Will he satisfied with the losers end
If he does not knock out O'Brien,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
OUT CAR WINDOW GO
Thief AND SHERIFF
plucky captor Throws Himself
Off Speeding Train After
Manacled Prisoner.

CHICAGO, January 17--George Eve
rett, convicted burglar. handcufted
to another prisoner, on the way to
Joliet Penitentiary, leaped to freedom
through the window OF a sleeping rail-
road train In Union Street to-day. An-
Sherif Joseph II. Collier, OF Rockford,
had plunged after him.
Prisoner and pursuer rolled over and
over In the snow, Eyarett, who had
rose and fled. with the Rockford
sheriff, firing again and again, in pur,
suit "A crowd Joined In the chase, hut
Everett escaped,
Collier took the second prisoner ito
Joliet, He said he would return to-
morrow to hunt Everett.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
CALLAHAN GETS A DRAW,
Tim Puts Up Bout Against

VALLEJO, CAL. January r-specta-
tors who witnessed the lively twenty
round battle last night between Tim Cal
lahan. OF Philadelphia, and Billy Snail
ham agreed with the referee that 1t was
plain draw. Eastern visitors believed
Callahan had shade the better of 1t,
hut the native son feeling was too strong
for them.
Tho San Francisco scrapper was @hanai-
canned by the rules, which called for
clean breakaways. He did his best work
IN the clinches. Callahan was easily
superior in long range and scientific bat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
HOT FIGHT FOR
FEAT HERWE|CHT
Harry Baker Will Have Another
Go at Abe Attell
Tonight.
LOS ANGELES THE PLACE
Attell Is the Favoritc, But Even
Money Will Rule at the
Ringside.
LOS ANGELES THE PLACE
ny "MAc.,

Tho next championship contest in fight
dom will he the 'Atteli- Baker bout. which
is scheduled to be held before the Pacific
Athletic Club. of Los Angeles. tonight.
The fight liz slated TO go twenty rounds,
and II Ia attracting considerable atten-
tion among the fight fans. These two
boys fought a fierce twenty-round battle
last fall and Attell won tho decision BY
a narrow margin. This WAS Bakers
second fight as n professional and he
surprised every one by the excellent
showing lie made agains. the champion
Previous to his match with Attell.
Baker defeated frankie Neil in his first
professional contest. So that in less
than year this little man has worked
himself up from the ranks of unknown
amateurs to top-notch professional
fighter Baker gays he has improved
wonderfully since his first fight with
Attell, and says he will have little diff
iculty in dispos,ng OF the champion
The men Will fight for three things
the purse, the title OF champion and
the diamond-studded belt, offered By
Tom McCarey. emblematic of the feath-
erweight championship. The boys have
been training hard for several weeks,
and each is In excellent condition.
Bakers one aim in life. he says, is to
win the championship from Atteli He
believes he was entitled to draw In
their previous encounter. and is I'm
baed with confidence IN his ability to
defeat Attell on Friday night.
The champion has also put in some
extra hard ticks in his training for this
battle. Attell realizes just how tough
n proposition Baker is. and he has left
nothing undone to get himself into the
best possible shape for the fight. Baker
Is one of the hardest hitters in the ring
to-day at his weight. and Atteil is nc
knowledEed TO be the cleverest But
Baker also possesses grea. amount OF
cIeverness.
SO when the two boys get into the
ring 1t will be the punch against shift
ness. Few lighters have been able to
land hard blow on Atell. but Baker
liz phenomenal little fighter. and he
will have twenty rounds TO get one OF
his lawmakers over on the champion.
Attell Is the favorite In the betting, at
10 TO 3. but there is no dearth OF Baker
hackers. and before the fighters get into
the ring 1t is probable that the odds will
change TO 10 TO 3. or even money.