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non FoLtvELL HURT.
Accident 10 penn's WrcstlinE Cnpta,u
VIII Keep Hin Out or Ynlc BOuis.

!, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February Ia
bob" Folwell, captain Of the Pennsyi.
vanla wrestling team injured his side
SO severely yesterday afternoon in ~. a
practice bout that Ne will be unable
to wrestle for Penn against Yale Sat.
urdny night. and msy possibly be out
q u for the remair,der Of the season.
with Charles pike, the old swarthmore
football player. in tie varsity gyinna.
SUM, when the accident occurred. pike
who weighs thirty bounds more than
PENIS captain. gavcIh his opponent n.y.
Ing fall, landing on him as he touched
the mat. Ifo!well instantly relaxed, and
IL was found that one OF his ribs was
protrtlding far beyond Its fellows
\. TAFT Mckenzie. director OF physi-
cal education at the university, made
an examination cat first he thought
the rib was broken, but closer inspec-
tion showed that 1T was torn complete
~ loose from the cartilages attaching
It TO- the other ribs. Or. Mex emile
said he could not tell for couple Of
days how severe the injury was, but
that Folwell probably be Unable to
@restle for at least two or three
weeks.
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DAVIDSON SCHEDULE
lspecla, to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
DAVIDSON, N. c., February 13,-As
soon as the present snowfall disap-
pears. which will probably be within
the next forty-eight hours. baseball
practice at Davidson will begin In
earnest. Football has been kept UP
quite steadily ever since January LIST.
through interest aroused by the COM
petition of the various classes for a
handsome silver cup. Most of the
baseballists have put themselves In
fairly good condition through gymna-
SUM. football or track training.
The following is the schedule of the
Davidson College games SO far as ar
ranged:
AS usual the college will take he
Virginia tour, playing the three strong
March 1sth-Lenoir, at Davidson.
March 21st-Catawba. at Davidson
March Goth and 2Sth-Not signed. .
::Iarch 31st-Deaf and Dumb School
April 4th-A. 81 NJ, ~ Charlotte.
April 6th--Rutherford, at DAVIDSON.
April sth-Gullford. At Charlotte.
April 11th-oak Ridge. at .ireens-
boro.
April April 18th. & NJ; at Raleigh:
Forest.
April 1sth-Not signed.
: April 1Sth-University Of North Car
DINA, at Charlotte.
April 2oth-Guilford. at Greensboro.
April 2tst-Roanoke. at Davidson.
April 24th-Not signed.
April 25th-Universitv Of Virginia. t
Charlottesville. Va.
April 2fth-Washington and Lee
University, at Lexington. Va.
April 2Sth-V. NJ. T., at Lexington, Va.
May 1st-University OF Tennessee, at
Davidson.
May ad-university of Tennessee, at
Charlotte. ~ ~.
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MACK RELEASES FIFTEEN
PLAYERS; BREAKS RECORD.
Woyerton Of Wliamsport Nets Foster BuTde and SheaI
Best. of LOt.-Spring Series Start
April 3d..

PHILADELPHIA. PA, February y Ia IA
Connie Mack broke, splintered and
fractured all records for community
of releases yesterday by using the
mon, tho railroads. which figured on
carrying about fifty men South, are
stung.
Connie pruned the Athletic tree sim
ply because he would nj, nh ", ,a haa ,n 10
oxford to afford accommodations lor
his men.
Mr.. Mack played no favorites. He
whipped the old snickersee right and
left without respect for age. color, sex
or creed, 1t was certainly a Red We'd
nesday In balloon.
In scanning the list of casualties. It
can be observed that Connie used MS
noodle while in the shambles. Harry
Wolverton, the old FOX OF the Williams
port team, showed that he Is not quite
ready for Matteawan, as he got the
three imperial perfectos of the lot,
and left the Lottie Lees for the others.
liant young shortstop of last years
Harrisburg team, Shean another star
infielder. who was with Toronto last
season season, and Bur ID ANA a Mack man 3aS7 whom
In Diplomatic circles. Wolverton's
feat would be called coup, as he an
neSed three tip-toppers. who should do
much toward giving Harry a second
b
The Foster deal will cause bigger
howl In Harrisburg than tho Capitol
graft, as Foster was the mainstay or
the Trlmmers last season He was lent
to Harrisburg by the generous Mack.
and Manager Heckert fondly hoped that
he would set him again this year, hut
Wolverton kidnapped the star while
nobody was looking,
& Shean Is another classy man, who
will be great addition to the team.
while Rurde hit 800 for Harry last
year, which lets him out,
The only other Trl-State team In on
the wlndfall was Reading, Reading
picked UP First Baseman Nehring and
Pitcher Cunningham, both last year
with Worcester, and Lelivelt. who play
cd With Reading
Berry, who was with Williamsport
last year. is sent to San Francisco aa
part return for some OF the Pacific
coast players Mack got. The other
discards were sent in bondage to the
following cities; oGonnor to Charles
ton; Lord, Fritz and NollS, TO New Or
leans, Laylndey 10 Holy oke; Raynet
Z f y &
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NEW YORK, February Horse
racing no longer depends on betting.
People will go to see horses race when
bookmakers are dead"
Thus John y. Madden, the veteran
turfman, answered the question as to
his opinion of Governor Hughes's en-
deavor to prevent betting at race
tracks. Mr.. Madden arrived here from
MIA. With him We're his sons. Edward
and Joseph. The three have been
away for seventy days, travelling in
France and Egypt; a.,
reached a degree OF strength where
1t no longer depends upon pool selling
and betting to win it the support and
interest OF the public.
has become q thing of the past. any
way. and has no, longer the approval
OF legitimate racing interests. The
sport Is a clean, wholesome one, and
the approval OF. men Of money and
leisure In America, and will endure.
gambling or no gambling.
There is one point would like
provides a clean, halethy amusement
for the young men of the country who
have money, but who have no serious
interests"
MduuSn 5uuHUullCcu lllaL li49 SOtl 1Iu-
ward is to do the chief riding for his
stable this year. Edward Madden Is
fourteen years old. and can ride at
ninety-two pounds. The youngster. a
bright lad, said he hass been riding
horses since he was four years old
and has ridden all OF his fathers horses
IN their morning spins and at other
times.
Asked about his future on the turf.
Mr.. Madden said he had at the pres
ent time tifty-four horses In training
at Washington. All of them will be
tried out during the coming racing sea-
son, and Mr.. Madden expects that from
this number lie will he able to get
horse that will capture the English
Derby IN 1901 He has entered nine
horses in the Derby, He was rather
enthusiastic about this race, because,
as he. said. no American horse has
won the Derby for many years--not
since Pierre Lorillard captured II with
Iroquols.
Besides his Derby entry, he has also
entered six horses in the Oaks and
four in the Grand Prix, All Of these
horses will be sent abroad In Septem-
Der of this year after the whole stable
has been tried out here In the spring
races sf " Ss5.s PIT
THE horses I will send abroad will
be the, survival of the tittest among
tle fft :.St s u In training. he
are the pick % ssevalsty yearlings that
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LARD WINS MATCH
.FR0MN|. C.J0HNS0N
Columbia Clubs Member Defeats
Canoe Brook Clubs Man in
Twenty-Hole Contest.
SURPRISES AT PIMEHuRsT
MacLcay, Qualification Gold
SURPRISES AT PlNEAURsT
MacLcay, Qualification Gold
Medal Winner, Beaten by Port
er and Freeman by Trains.

PINEHuRsT. NJ c.. February H.
Keen play ruled throughout the divis-
ions Of the fourth annual st. valen-
tines golf tournament, played to-day.
with numerous surprises. interest cen
tring In n twenty hole match between
Washington. and Wilbur G. Johnson. of
the Canoe Brook Club. New York, Mr..
Lard winning.
Among the surprises of the day was
the defeat of r.. H. MacLeay, of the
Naverly Club. Portland. OREGON, yes
terday's qualification gold medal win
ner, by j. II. Porter. of the Allegheny
Country Club, and II. A. Freeman. OF
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to Newark. and Wilson and schuman
to Hartford.
There Is no cordage TO these deals.
They are releases outright Under the
new baseball law major league club
is unable to farm out or cover up, and
these valiant balltossers are lost for
ever to Nh. Mack.
Amid the, groans OF the. dead and
dying, Mr.. Mack found time enough
yesterday to reach an agreement witty
William Murray over the length and
the Phillies and Athletics. Seven games
We're arranged, the first to begin April
Sd. at the Phillies' grounds. The
schedule in full follows:
April Sd, Phillies' ground: April 4th,
Athletics ground; April 9Th, Philliess
ground April 18th, Athletics ground -
April Sth, Phillies' ground; April 9th.
Athletics ground; April 18th, Phillies'
ground. Each team drew a Saturday,
game.
Tom Connolly has been obtained at
an enormous expense to umpre He is N
the Athletics choice, The Phillies Will
pick the. second, but they have not
named him yet.
!, Four husky recruits Of the New York
barked for New Orleans on the steam
ship Creole yesterday In New York;
From New Orleans they will go by rail
TO, Marlin Springs, Texas. there to join
Manager McGraw and take a course
OF preliminary sprouts before the rest
of the players report. Herzog third
baseman; Malarkey, pitcher O'Brien.
and Ackenney. pitcher
made up the party.
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Fox Hills, by A. G. Travis. OF New
York. The scores in both matches were

Fox Hills, by A. c. Travis. OF New
York. The scores in both matches were
9 and 1.
or extra hole matches there were
six IN the various divisions and the
home green and seventeenth hole saw
the end OF large number of hard
fought battles.
A summary OF play in the first d.
vision follows: President cup OF first d.
vision
First round--J q. Parrish. Jr., shin
necock Hills, beat Il. M. Hamilton,
Wykagyl, and 2; Z. 70. Ward@ell,
Morrlstown, 1 up: G. N. Morgan, Oak
mount. beat csc. Wortbington. Man :
walamink. :: and 2; l.. y. Pierce, Wood :
land, beat l.. N. Burd. Pittsburg Coun-
try, and 2; p. S. Mclaughlin. s. G.
Scrndsdale. beat ID. b. Foot, Apawanis,
3 and Q; Allan Lard, Columbia. beat w.
G. Johnson, Canoe Brook, l up (two
holes): a. G. Travis, New York, beat
p. A. Freeman. Fox Hills. 2 and 1. j.
u. Porter, Allegheny County, beat II. L.
Macleay, Waverley, oregon, 2 and 1.
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First Game.

First Game.
Alphas-H. B. Cullen, left-forward:
]. F. Fair. right forward; ". A. Wells
(captain), centre c. G. Burch. left
guard; w. G. Nuckols, right-guard; D.
Cohen, forward.
,Sigmas-F. A. Jett (captain). left
forward; w. B. sadler, ght-forward !;
II. Il. Gillian. centre; A. G. Thomas,
left-guard; w. A. Hutcheson, right
guard.
Score; Alphas. 90; slgmas, 6.
Second Game.
CNammas--I. Shapiro. left-forwards
-. D. Pearson, right-forWard; McC.
Thornton, centre; II. I. Leake (cap-
,tain). left-guard; G. NJ Schaefer, right
Betas-B. ]. coffman, left-forward :
+. n. Twining, right-forward; w. u.
Sydnor, centre: w. A. Bruce (captain), ,
left-guard: III. r. Simpson, rtght-guard:
e. L. McClelland, guard. =
Score: Gammas, IL; Betas, 8,
AT end Of playing time score was tied
and 1t required about ten minutes ex-
ira playing before the game was final
~ decided.
Third Game.
Kappas--W. A. Graves, left-forward,
p. r. Thornton (captaIm. rlght-for-
ward; L. T.. VanSant centre; L, u,
Twlning, left guard; G.. w. Roach,
Deltas-G. b. Bradley left-forward,
I. j. Llchtenstein, right-forward; M, n.
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SOUTHERN MEN BUY HORSES
AT LEXINGTON SALE

LEXINGTON. KY, February ID
Among the, best sales to-day at the
midwinter horse auction were:
Audrey. b. M, s. by Ashland Wilkes
Madge Fullerton, to George S. stiles.
of Rome, Ga, $S25.
Gertrude D., r. n. M. s. time, Onward-ti
Aljemada, to a. NJ. Mcdonald, of Sell
ma. Ala. $1,000. ~
Gus Alert. hi. Sc, Z. Gusto- Thursday,
Alerton, to j. P. Harper, of Salisbury.
N. c., s635. @@ say
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the, Irish champion wilt 20 10 paris
and meet some good French fighter.
t hsve o sf1er o re-, $4,000 % fight
OF some 81. tho countries on this aide
of the Atlantic and tnen return ~
America and fight .Juck Johnson IL
beat him. and you can take il from
fries to fight me-"
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Real estate.

rived hero shortly before o'clock to-
night. st. Chaffrey will remain hers
until Tomorrow. Immediately after
the French car came the American and
Italian cars. which proceeded on to
Fonda, eleven miles to the west, where
they will stop for the night.
The automobiles are following the
towpath OF the canal. This routal
was decided upon by the drivers after
leaving Schenectady In order to avoid
the soft snow banks in the Mohawk
Valley. The towpath is believed to,
be clear OF snow to Tonawanda, and
the racers doubtless will follow 1t to-
the end.
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LORD FOLLOWS wADDELL.
AnotIcr Old Member Of Athletic Team
Sold Hy Connie Nnck.

PHILADELPHIA February b.
"Bris" Lord, who has been substitute
ou1neldcr on the Athletic team for sew
cral years. has been sold to New Or
leans.
Lord. however, refuses to go. and has
wired Chairman Hermann. OF he Ma
tional Commission. asking fof his re-
lease. Lord will find himself up against
IL. as there is no chance for MIN If
all the other clubs In the two big
leagues have waived claim on him.
Lord was pretty fair right-handed
hitter and a good fielder, but HIS stupid
work on bases and at bat Kept him
from securing regular place on the
team. Mack evidently has one of his
youngsters In view for the utility role
next season.
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ALBANY, N. Y, February lathe
tenant Hopper. of the German Army,
Is travelling. arrived here at 10 P. ~,
Will pass the night here and leave at
Gao y. M. The other French car is
son. the second go-car is said to be at
Rhinebeck, opposite Kingston. All the
cars have experienced great difficulty
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RECEIVE PROTECTION.
Old Dominion League Owners to Meet Next
q Ncilnes1uX To Arrungc for Qncring.

V1u 1IcHEHt VWfiefN 10 VIVtC .NSSC
Wednesday to Arrange for Opening.
Secretary Farrell. OF the National Base
hall Association, has granted protection ~
DR. Lpcbe, Of Newport News. and Mr.. V.
Dtnati. Of Richmond. for their Old Domin-
Ion League. The owners VIII hold meet
ms in the Warwick Hotel. Newport News.
next Wednesday night to discuss and ar
this aeason. Empora Will take the place
of Suffolk. and the league will be COM
posed OF Petersburg. Newport News, Phoe-
hua and Emporia. The salary limit Will be
between $500 and $1,000.
The Old Dominion League VIII not be In
any way rival of the Virginia State
League, and will not Interfere with It's In
tetests,
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butler Beats Smith.

ABERDEEN. WASH. February Ia
Jimmy Butler. of England. defeated A.
Smith. of California, in the fifteenth
round here last night
The outcome Of the battle was dis
tinct disappointment to those at the
ring side who believed that the Ameri-
can would have things all his own way.
A big bunch of real money changed
hands on the mill.
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ANOTHER Loss FOR CORNELL
Ithacnn Distance Runner Dropped From
the University.

ITHACA. n. Y. February 13.---Arthur
L. Willgoose, the Cornell distance run
ner. has been found deficient In his
studies and dropped from the univer-
sity- He missed large part OF his
last years college session and was IN
able TO make up the work.
His loss Is the fifth the Cornell
track team has sustained in three
weeks. Waite and Lemon being ap-
pointed instructors In the university
and Townsend and Colpitts being drop
ped.
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Gaso1ene Along the Route.

NOME, ALASKA. February 13.-The
Nugget has made an investigation OF !.
the supply os gasolene is Alaska along
the route of the New York-Paris auto
mobile racers. The newspaper finds
that there is plenty of the fuel to
supply the six machines for the entire
trip to the north. Caches OF gasolenes
have been made along the trails the
machines will take.
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BURNS AFTER JEFFRIEs.
But Will F9rs Whip jack johnson and
Some Others.

LONDON. FEBRUARY 13-Tommy
Burns. the American heavyweight
champion, has not mark on him as
a result of his Ego" with Palmer
II don't suppose 1 Will get a whole
lot of credit for beating Palmer, for
he appeared to be the easiest kind of
in good shape for my battle with lem
Roche on March 18th. and after / finish
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EngIIsh Derby Winners.

Sporting Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-kindly inform me on the sport
Ing page tomorrow If the English
Derby was ever won by an American
other than Richard Croker: II so by
who nfand when? HORSEMAN.
Pierre LorilIards Iroquois won the
Derby in 1881: William C. WhItney's
Yolodyoski won IL In l90l.-Edltor.
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MILES AFTER CHAMPIONSHIP.
british Court Tennis Player Will Come
IA IN ThIuA C,nuufrv Fs.il y


to This Country,
LONDON, February 1S-Eustace Fl,
Miles will leave for tho United States
win the American amateur court tennis
championship honors. as we'll as to
regain the British championship, which
was wrested from him last summer
by Jay Gould. RI b 4
MI. Miles has been practicing steadi-
ly for three months, and he shows
good form.
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Sporting Letters

The sporting editor Of The Times
Dispatch VIII gladly answer In these
columns my question regarding
sporting matters. Communications
ON sporting subjects Will also be
printed, and comments will he made,
Address Sporting Editor, TImes-Dis-
patch.
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Irish Lnd,s Hnndlcnp.

Sir,-Will you give me the name of
the Brooklyn Handicap winner in 1903?
T. y. h
Newport News. Va. February 18th.
Trish
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YIN. CA BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Lawrence (captain), centre. P. w. Or
chard, left-guard: R. A. Brock, Jr..
right guard.
Three teams are now tied for third
place. The graded class team contests
will be conducted tomorrow night fol-
lowing the regular class work.
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WAS PROFITABLE SEASON
Clear Profits of the University Football
Team Over $4,000.
rcreclol IN The Times- Dispatch
Especial to The TimeS-Dlspatcn.l
r>rIApr orvE cvJIJ VA Februal

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, February
13.-The report of Mr.. Samuel
Moods. Jr., manager of last years foot
ball team at the University OF Vlr-
ginia, just audited by COMMITTEES
composed of Messrs. John II. Huff IT.
and Lewis D. Crenshaw. shows the
season to have been a remarkably
successful one financially. The re-
ceipts from all sources amounted to
nearly $4,000, while the expenses We're
less than $1,000, leaving net profit
for the season OF over $4,000. No &C
count of season tickets was taken IN
the above estimate, these tickets be-
ing good for baseball and track events,
as we'll as for football The sum
married. report is as follows:
/, Assets.
Receipts from games. .......,S7.741 90
Subscription lists.. ........... 67S 20
ss,419 90
Guarantees ...............,....s1,ss 900 IS
Football material ............. 9U4 5S
Coaching staff ............,. SIT Is
hing. Observation-Disclosures. 1874 So
BALANCE on hand. 3,062 co
ss.4l9 80
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Standing of tho Teams.
Hopkins RcIcascd to Toledo

Hopkins KeIeRscd to TOledO.
NEW YORK. February 13.-Prasident
Pulliam, of the National League, to-
day approved the release by the st.
Louis club to Toledo GA. 40 of J. w.
Hopkins.
Hopkins was secured by st. Louis
from Vlcssburg, OF the Southern
League. and was formerly q member OF
the Norfolk (yirglnia League) club,
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FONDA, n. Y. February 13.-The
American and Italian cars arrived in
Fonda Tonight over the canal tow
path The crews will rest here until
Tomorrow.
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HAVE TO AVOID SNOW.

Racing Machines Stick to Towpath.
French Car Reported Stalled.
AMSTERDAM, N. Y, February Ia
The French car in the New York to
Paris race, driven by st. Chaffrey, ar
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WITHOUT BETTING
John E. Madden Says Sport Will Live With No Gambling.
Spectacular Betting at the Race:Track
Thing Of the Past

/ had at my farm. Hamburg Place.
Lexington, Ky.
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Eyerbardt Defeats Graham.

NEW ORLEANS February 13.--Atter
several years absence from the ring Jack
Eyerhnrdt m!ddleweght. last night won
tho decision over Jack Graham, OF Kansas
city in n ten-round contest at tho Southern
Athletic Club.
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BY The Valentine AUCTION Conpanys
els East Broad street.
SHOWCASES. FURNITURE. carr
PETS AND MATTINGS, &C,
AT AUCTION.
We Will sell within our auction salcs.
rooms, No. SIS East Broad Street.
TO-DAY (FRIDAY). FEBRUARY i4thl
commencing at 1890 O'clock. two six.
foot Counter SHOWCASES. One Upright
Counters and n large lot OF Household
Furniture of all kinds, fine and me-
dunn; several new Carpets, Rolls New
Mating, Druggets, Rugs. Handsome
Mirrors, &c.
Ladies invited to attend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Or. j. w. Reed. OF Portland. Ind, has
leased OF White River Stock Farm,
Tommy McGregor GALS 1-2). by An
dcrson Wilkes (2:22 Id. out of the
Stcner Boy. He will take the place
of Reward ]. (2:10 LID, recently SOLD
by DR.. Reed.
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auttipr1 8ales, Otis Zap.


BY The Valentine Auction Company
61S East Broad Street.