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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04
AWARD MEDALS
TO VIRGINIA SCHOOLS
Exposition Authorities Commend
Progress State Has Made in
MISUNDERSTANDING Leads
With First Prize.

RICHMOND, VA.-Special.-
The authorities or The jamestown
Exposition have awarded gold me-
dal 10 Virginia's collective educational
exhibit. which Is composed OF seven
~ separate exhibits-fisIy-Sev from
counties and thirteen from cities. The
honor 10 awarded for environment.
pupils work. administration and pro-
gress-"
The judges especially emphasize the
fac that what most impressed them
w&s the splendid progress Virginia
recently has made along educational
Mres. The present administration -
highly plimented-1ndeed. the ma
jor part OF the credit Is given 10 the
present regime
Lynchburg also gets a gold medal
the only one landed by any OF the
cities. Hers Is for work and progress
through the different grades Norfolk
county likewise received q yellow
prize The award says AZ - for build
inEs, course OF study and pupils
work" Special mention Is made OF
history and the present condition OF
the schools
fourteen silver medals were award
ed 10 the following counties and cities:
Aloemarle. Allegheny. Augusta. Eliza
beth city. Nelson. Norfolk city. Rich
rnond. Pulaski. Roanoke. Scott. Wise
Newport News city and the city OF
stanton
For various educational sxceilencies
Tn bronze medals were awarded re-
pectiveiy TO AiexanerfA county. Char
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04
HALE'S SECOND TRIAL
SET FOR JANUARY
SLAYER Of Lille Davis 20 Again
Face Jury-Relatives Come
10 His Assistance With
Ample Funds.

BRISTOL VA-Spccial The sec-
end TRIAL % Ack Hale for the murder
ot h.s young sweetheart. prrtty slx-
-year-1ld lille Davis. in East 1870
Cemetery. .u this city. Nar~n -1ta
last. 1il occur in the early part az
january before Judge Aionzo j. ~ ler.
who presided 40 thc FORMER hearing.
lhe eIs- rilal resulted ga hung 1Iry.
eleven having stood tor conviction,
seven * whom were in Favor ~ hang
Ing three tor "a forty-year term In the
pelItentiary. one for life imprison-
lnent. and one for complete acQuittal.
The former trial attracted much at
-ruuor and was the most notable
murder hearing in the history u this
section. The prisoners plea was that
che girl suiclLed. using his own pistol.
They were alone Ia the cemetery
shortly after dusk. and no one saw
The shot fired that caused the tragedy,
though Hale admitted IL was done
with his pistol To the charge %
~ criminal assault the killing having
been alleged as q means on his part
oT covering up The other crime.
Roy Hale. brother OF Ack Hale. VIII
also De tr.el next month before the
same Judge tor The murder or j. lroy
Davis. q brother Of the girl who met
q tragic fate IN the cemetery AFTER
+ killing Davis. Hale ned lie enlisted
commissioned o1lcer az Fort McPher,
son, Atlanta. Ga. when detected and
captured by detectives
The trials are expected TO attract
much attention and both sides ara
making preparations The relatives o.
the Hale brothers are among the
weaitnisst people IN this section. ane
have come 20 their assistance with
their money.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04

Th. committee reported ana press
..uI~-lttre vaa Immediately formed
t. enlarge public sentiment ana bring
storm of criticism about the oars nt
Baron RO-eu. This iast is shade plain
hy Mr. Ely oue of the Press come
r,Itfea who. WHOM plainly informed
fra- parnn Rosen's reception ~ tho
committee an1 his words ou the occa-
sion were necessary ln fairness % RUS
STA and tho public ~ this country. re-
FUSED absolutely to dlvuiEe details.
Il want you Oh 9ee Baron Rosen
about chat That's why we nre tur-
nfshlrg the details we have. hope
YOU v.l keep after hIm iay and night
until he does EEL you what be sass.
The aim of the movement nov ls 70
bring such an overwhelming wave ~
sentiment against Baron Rosen as 90
compel attention. ana bring the work
az the committee % the official at
tenti0n ~ the GEAR To is under-tood
petitions are ln circulation in Boston
Sew York. and other cities. Rosen
knows this. but hc stiu adheres % the
boundaries ~ his Official rights. and
as the committee "a without hope oi
interesting the state Department
Baron Rosen's attitude wiu remain
unchanged. and there wlN be small
/. chance or the petition claiming The
|. Cars attention. except through pub
\ ucity
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04
400 MINERS CUT OFF
BY AN EXPLOSION
Terrific Blast at Darr Mines OF
Pittsburg Coal Company Blows
Out Mouth Of Shaft-Fierce
Fire Blocks Work of Rescue.

CONNELISvILLE. PA.-Speeial.-
-Four hundred miners are entomoed n
the Darr mines OF the Pittsburs Coal
Company az Jacobs Creek. on tne
XoughioEheuy River. eighteen miles
west OF here. OF these four hundred
miners fully one hundred are Aneri-
cans. the balance being mostly Hun
garians At 1850 this morning ter
rifc explosion occurred. blowing out
the works ne the mouth OF the shal Z
IL was heard and felt for miles around.
Almost Immediately q dense volume OF
smoke surEcd up from the depths Of
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04

the mine. indicating that q fierce fire
was rigging below Up % $50 IL has
been impossible 90 rc- the flames un-
der control. and mining men believe
there is ntLe chance q thc miners
ana their helpers being rescued alive
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04
THREW GoLDFIELD
~ UTTER DARKNESS

GOLDFIELD. Special.--Ali
the electric lights On Golddeld are out.
and power for running the mines and
other Industrial plants were cut or.
whether due % accident or design II
not vet known. Governor Sparks has
been warned % remain "a his hctei
until light is restored. General Fun
ston viii remain several days.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04
BARON R0SEh SNUBS
NEW YORK CITIZENS
Had Presented Petition for Re
lease Of Two Russian Prisoners
NONE OF THEIR BUSINESS
Russian Ambassador Minced No
Words In Characterizing Inter
ference Of American Private
Citizens IN Russian Affairs.

NEW YORK Spcriol-A move
mert participated iu ny some of the
most eminent citizens ~ fhe country.
lsunchcd Oh the interest 90 Nicholas
Tchaykovsky and Nine. BreshkovsEy.
now held in the great fortress prison.
Saints Peter and Paul. 50. Pctorso1rg.
cy che Russian Government. is Great
INK "a feeling closely bordering ou ln-
terra t.onal dIspleasure. Prom mont
editors, educators. clergymcn and cir-
1cns ~ New York have, without cues-
trr as % tho usual procedure or
prom ses IN che matter. appealed %
earer Roeen. Russian Amoossador GAG
washing t0n. FOR the release on the tso
prisoners
A COMMITTEES 20 three. armed vlth
petition signed by Marx Twain. kich-
ara watson Glider. Rev Dr. Lyman
Abbott. Judge Morgan J. o'Rricn.
Henry EIowe William Dean Howolis
Norman HaDgool md scores % other
promiDert men called ou Baron Roc
sen in washington last Saturday and
asked tho release 20 Echoy koVeikl and
f Nine EreehEnN
Baron uozrr. it has been learned.
di3 not understand why citizens ~
this country should interfere in 81 mat
ter that was the business of Russia
. alone. and ir no way involved tho
rights or liberty ~ an American ciri-
zen. Naturally he refused to consil-
er n petition. which. on its f1ce. re-
presented continent and as a basis
for urging ciemency ~ the Gar. set
hy -sveetrese or temper and Russian
, charm WON many friends. while en-
letng support against the Rus STAR
f.r..H... .tr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04

lot;esviue. Culpepcr. HenricO. Pitts
syivania. Portsmouth. Sottovsy. Roa-
noke city. Dinwiddie and Northanap-
ton.
school Examiner Wills a Jenkins.
OF Newport News. had charge OF the
exhibit and rendered valuable service
IN the way OF calling the attention OF
visitors 20 It's various strong points
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-04
Merit Rewarded

There are thousands OK people iu
virginia and other states who VIII
DC glad 20 know that
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
HEAVY BATTING
BEATS CHICAGO
GIANT SWATTERS CL0UT THE
BALL HARD
poNLIN DRIVES IN RUNS BY HIS
sTIcKWoRk
Former Coast Player Raps Sphere for
Double and Threebaeger When
BIngles Were Required to
Tally 6aserunners
[By Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-After an ex-
ceptionally nerve-tingling two days for
the baseball enthusiasts the New York
Chicago series in the National league
ended today in to victory for the
home team. The game kept the i'm
mense crowd at a high pitch of excite
ment and there were demonstrations
notable even for such an exceptional
string of contests as New York has
been witnessing the past fortnight.
There was no doubt of the earnest
ness on both sides. At the opening
New York put Wiltse and Bresnahan
In the points and Chicago had Brown
and King. New York scored promptly
In the first, Tenney on double by
Donlln and Herzog on an infield single
by Seymour. In the fifth they TOOK
their other three, Tenney and Bresna-
han on three-baser by Donlin and
Devlin on a sacrifice.
Chicago punched its four in the
seventh, A single by Tinker scored
Steinfeldt and a tfrree-bagger by Killing
brought In Hoffman, and Howard, bat
ting for Coakleys brought In King.
Score:
Chicago 4, hits 7, errors 2.
New York s, hits z, errors 8.
Batteries-Brown. Coakley. Overall
and King; Wtltse, MhtheWson ana
Bresnahan. Umpires, Emslie and O'Day.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a. - The
hons team punched hits and beat Gin
cinnati. Score:
Cincinnati 0, hits z, errors 2.
Philadelphia s, hits 10, errors 1.
Batteries-Savage and Schlei; Moore
and Doom. Umpires, Rigler and Doom.
BROOKLYN, Sept 24.-Brooklyn was
defeated by Pittsburg today. Score:
Pittsburg 6, hits 15 errors 1.
Brooklyn /, hits A, errors 8.
Batteries-Willis and Gibson; Bell
and Farmer. Umpire, Johnstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25

time he has made a name for himself
in the local athletic world, not only
as first class wrestler. but as an ac-
knowledged oarsman. Joe goes to San
Francisco much against his will, but,
being only natural man, he is unable
to heed the call of betterment, or, In
other terms, he is ambitious. The posiv
tion that Joe will fill in the north is
one of trust and one that he has looked
forward to for many months. To har-
monize the thing 1t is best perhaps to
underestimate it and say that Joe
carries with him the best wishes OF
every member in the club, and that is
certainly putting it light.
4 Walla Wheeler Is in trouble again.
Last night Jay Weiton hung his hat on
one of the many hooks in the grill room
and later found that the inside rim was
lined with limburger sheese. Walla
Wheeler was in the building. so 1t was
but a few moments work to ascertain
who the culprit was. The odor about
the room was something awful, and
Walla came near being tarred and
feathered. Z
All that talk about Dietrich not train
ing has been scattered to the winds.
He returned Monday from a tour
days training trip in the mountains.
A few nights ago he asserted at the club
and to large crowd of the members,
among whom was Wells, as usual, that
he had chased two deer while in the
mountains. 1t later developed that he
would start out every morning and
climb to some high crag where he
could catch good view of the SUR
rounding country and when he saw a
deer he would chase 1t. Sometime the
chase would last two hours, but in
yariably he succeeded in winding the
animal. Accompanying him on this
novel trip was Art Howard. Art was
pretty good at the stunt, but he
made speciality of watching Dietrich.
Wheeler is responsible for the genuine
ness of the foregoing story.
Dewitt c. Van Court returned on
Monday from his weeks vacation. He
appeared to be much benefited by his
rest and resumed his duties with
energy. Most OF his time was passed
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
DAN PATCH FAILS TO
CUT RACING RECORD
Steps Mile In 1853 in Special Race to
Lower Mark of f:55--LIlIlan r.
Beats Margaret O., Favor
lite In Trot
[By Associated Press. t!

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 24.--Lillian
r., owned by David Shaw of Cleveland.
made her first start of the year this
afternoon and astonished the grand cir
cult talent by showing speed enough
to beat Margaret o., the favorite. To
do this Lillian r. had to take a rec
ord of 2:041a, the best time made by
trotting mare this year. Summaries:
2:12 class trot. three in five, purse s120O--
Genteel H won the second, fourth and fifth
heats in 2:OsA, 2;09%, 2:12k. Seesaw won
the first heat in 2:o7M. Czarina Dawson
won the third heat In 2;09&. Judge Lee
Edgar, Great Medium. Miss Prophet Peter
Balta, Milham, Lord Allerton, Raffles, VAN
delta and Reuben also started.
2:07 class pace, three heats, purse 1890
Fred won the first and second heats In
2:04A, 2:05. Brenda Yorke won the third
heat In 2;O6h. Islenta, Eph Cinders. Harry
L, Richard Grattan, Shill, Queen Pomona
and Arthur J also started.
2:o7 class trotting three heatg purse $1,000
Lillian won the first and second heats
in 2:05h, 2:04h. Early Alice won the third
heat in 2:06A. Margaret o, Locust Jack
and Watson also started.
Special to beat 1858 paee-Dan Patch by
Joe Patchen (Hersey), lost. Time By quar-
ters, :29h, :5SA, 1:27A, 1853.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
RACE IN sNowsroRM

BUTTE. Mont. Sept. 2A.-roday's races
were run in heavy snowstorm on the Ana
conda track. Results:
First race, four furlongs-Joe Diehl won.
Black Hand second. Winakee third; time
:50%.
Second race Ave furlongs-Billy Mayham
won; Constancia second, sainrida third; time
1:04%.
Third race, six furiongs-Hi CauI Cap
won, Mamilas second. Slightly third: time
1913
Fourth race, seven furlongs-rDick Red
won, Lolo White second. Red Eva third:
time 1:32.
Fifth race. one mile-Duchess OF Monta-
bello won. Jack Paine second. Mrs Nugent
| time 1:46.
| Sixth race. one mile-San Bernardno won,
Mike Jordan second. Woolen third; time
| 1!44H.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
SENATORS STOP
BLUES RUNAWAY
WALTER JOHNSON KEEPS UP
GOOD WORK
ALLOWS LEAGUE LEADERS ONLY
THREE HITS
Coast Phenom Fans Nine Cleveland
6atters and Is Given Perfect
Support in Field and
at Bat
[By Associated press.1 ]

[By Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Sept. Washington
broke Cleveland's winning streak to-
day, taking the game by the score OF
to /. Washington got its nrst run
on Clymer's pass and hits by Pickering
and Freeman. It's second run was
gained on McBride's hit, a passed ball
and Milan's scratch single. Cleveland
got it's only run on Lajo;e's double and
singles by Bemis and birmingham.
Bradley was put out of the game in the
sixth for disputing called third strike:
This necessitated patched up lnnelo
for the last three innings. johnson
struck out nine men. McBride's work
at short was feature. Twice ne
Jumped into the air to grab with one
hand the line drives hit by Goode-
Score:
Cleveland /, hits 3, errors 1.
Washington 2, hits 8, errors 0.
Batteries-Liebhardt and Bemis;
Johnson and Street.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Chicago was
unable to hit Lake safely and New
York won the opening game of the Sc
ries here. Score:
Chicago 0, hits 1, errors 1.
New York 1, hits 4, errors O.
Batteries-Walsh and Shaw; Lake
and Blair.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.-St. LOUIS oe-
feated Boston in the first game of the
series here today. Hartzell and stone
each made home runs for st. Louis.
Score:
st. Louis 3, hits s, errors 0.
Boston o, hits 8, errors 1.
Batteries-Waddell and Spencer;
Morgan and Donohue.
DETROIT, Sept. 24.--Philadelphia hit
Mullin hard in the early part of today s
game, but Detroit finally found Coombs
and tied the score. Score:
Detroit 4, hits 8, errors 0.
Philadelphia 4, hits ., errors 1.
Batteries - Mullin and Schmidt;
Coombs, Plank and Powers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
A Favor Appreciated

"I have come to inform you" said
the young man who thought The firm
would have to go out Of business IL he
went away, that unless my salary is
raised shall have to sever my connec-
ton with this establishment"
"'rhank you," replied the general
manager.
Am I to understand, thea" the
young man asked, shat you accede to
my demand?"
mo. thanked you because you had
relieved me of an unpleasant duty. I
always hate to discharge a man who
will be unable to hold \ job anywhere
else."-Chicago Record Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
WILLIAM MCCLELLAN

ball instructor he had no equal among
the junior coaches of Southern Cali
fornia. Director Raitt has several cam
didates under consideration for Nc
Clellan's position. but SO far has made
no selection. Rumor has 1t that in all
probability Oliver Best will be trans
ferred from the Echo park ground and
that a new man will take up the
physical culture work at the latter
place. Many friends congratulate Nc
Clellan in securing promotion and wish
him the best of luck in his new berth.
Coach Raitt spoke we'll of Mcclellan
yesterday and said that he regrets that
Mcclellan is to leave as he hardly
could fill the place made vacant, as
1t is hard to find man Of Macs
ability,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25

at Venice and Ocean Park in company
with his wife and son.
Within a few days the cribbage tour
nament which Is being started by
Jesse Raines will be In full swing and
in the enjoyable contest.
Stan Mitchell was around the club
yesterday afternoon. Stan is suffering
from rheumatism, which has settled in
his foot. He expects to recover within
short time, however. and then will
get out and do some rowing. This lat
terest to Coach A. Treloar, who long
has had his eye on Stan as q likely
rover. M WA
Coach AL Treloar had the four-oar
crew out again Wednesday at Naples
and expressed himself as satisfied with
their showing. The boys rowed about
50 minutes. A change was made IN
the makeup of the crew yesterday, be-
tween Capt. Isaacs and Lewis, the for
mer going to the bow and Lewis to
No. 3. Although the change was some
what OF an experiment on the part of
Coach Trealor, 1t seemed to work all
right. Capt. Isaacs will be better able
to see and captain the boat from the
bow than at No. 3. while Lewis fills his
new position to s'le letter. During the
first half OF the rowing period Retzer
was In the coxwain's seat and later
took Capt. Isaac's position at the bow,
while Isaacs manned the helm. AS
Retzer Is one of the substitutes to the
crew, Coach Treloar desires to keep
him in rowing condition in case one of
the crew becomes disabled before the
race. There will be a meeting of the
crew today to decide upon a convent
ent day for the next practice. II II Is
possible for the boys to arrange for
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
eRAvEsENp RESULTS

GRAvEsEND, Sept. 24.--Results:
Five and half furlongs-Court Lady
won. Obdurate second. Taboo third: time
1907 1-5.
Two and one-half miies--Jimmy Lans
won, Stellaiand second, Pirate third; time
4:47.
Six furlongs-Delirium won. Bosom Sec
ond, Peter Ounce third; time 1:09.
Nine furlongs-Arasee won, The Squire
second Montfort third; time 1:b3.
One and one-sixteenth miles---Goiden
Pearl won. Gowan second. Dorante third:
time 1:4s as.
Five and half furiongs-Etherial wons
Harlem Maid second, Mariana third; time
not taken owing to fog.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
[. A. A. c. GOSSIP
m HRouaH the untiring EFFORTS OF

H HROUGH the untiring efforts OF
Captain Lou Guernsey of the
n baseball team that "institushun"
has once again been established and
has accepted the invitation of L. l..
Burke of Norwalk for a game of base
ball to be. played at Norwalk Sunday
afternoon. October A. Burke is a menu
ber OF the club as well as being man
ager OF the Norwalk baseball team. He
also Is a royal good fellow, and the
boys can be assured of good time
when they journey to the "village by
the sea-"
The Owl last night may have car
ried more distinguished man than
Joe Pensa to the northern city. but
surely not one more liked by his ac-
quaintances. Joe has been q member Of
the club for more than year. In that
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
LETTER TO HERALD JUNIORS

5 wsEY DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS 4
B VW This Is the last day to send I
IVN letters describing your Hap 4
49, piest Day" for Tho Herald (
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Remember there Is an easy chance
) to get dollar prize for both Los (
B Angeles girls and boys and those who
) live outside of town as we'll.
great many of you have sent In (
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B while there are many good ones here. (
B there might be some still better. Don't (
5 think that you haven't anything to (
B write about just because you have (
3 not been out Of town. Your descrip- (
b tton of . day at one Of our city parks, (
D or an afternoon which you passed (
B with some little friends at their home, I
b or q few hours ut the public play I
D ground viii make q good letter IL you (
D write It In an entertaining manner. I
B BE sure and look for the Junior (
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3 aid, for In that 1 will tell many Of (
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D In your new supplement, The Sum
have read by every boy and girl to (
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B There will be o great many more 4
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B mean to find something for which I
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3 Hoping to hear from . great many
3 of my title end big nieces and 4
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8 with affection for them all,
4 AUNT LAURIE.
5 Herald Junior, Los Angeles, Gal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
RESULTS AT LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON, KY. Sept. a4.--Rssuits:
Five and half furlongs-Semper Onium
won. Peter Pender second, Whistler thirda
time 1908 1-5.
Mile--Lady Ethel won. Wine Merchant
second, Lady Vie third; time 1:42.
Six furlongs-Warfeld won. Dr. Barlxley
second Miss Sewell third; time 1:1l 1-b.
Six furlongs-Al Muller won. Financier
second Racounter third. time 1:14 2-5
One and a fourth miles,. Mcmillan won,
Dunvegan second. Albert M third: time
2:0S 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
PORTLAND WINS IN
FARCE COMEDY GAME
Nelson, for Oakland, Allows Nine Runs
In Two innings, and Busher ls
Substituted, When Beavers
Bat Lefthanded
[By Associated press.l

PORTLAND. Sept. 24.-Portland
played rings around Oakland today.
Nelson pitched until nine runs were
made off him in two innings. when he
gave way to Gardner. local busher.
The Portland batters finally took to
hitting left-handed. Ole Johnson made
three hits from that side. Score:
Oakland .....0 0 0 4 o 1 0-5
r. H. e
Portland .......4 s s o 0 1 o o 0-1b 10
Batteries-Neison, Gardner and La Longei
Groom and Frambes
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
VIZ ILLIAM MCCLELLAN, formerly
AINl .l.=A.. - it4

wv ILLIAM MCCLELLAN, formerly
w first assistant to "Stub" Raitt
Of the city Fairgrounds, who
has been filling the position at the
Violet street field as physical in
structor in gymnastics and coaching
the various baseball and football
teams of that field during the past
three years, has accepted the position
as first assistant coach under w. H.
Lousley, formerly of the Los Angeles
high school, but now with the Balti-
more college. He will act as physical
Instructor of that institution. NC
Clellan is 22 years old and well liked
among the children of the Violet street
institution. Mcclellan Is a good coach
In the national game and as a foot