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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
RUGBY GAINING IN
WESTERN STATES
WISCONSIN TO SUBSTITUTE THE
ENGLISH FORM FOR COL
lEGE GAME

MADISON. MIS-. Dec. 6.-F.ngiish
Rugby as a college spor, is gaining
ground in the West. and 1t IL now
stated as s. positive fact that the Uni
versitv If Wisconsin will replace the
American game by the brand now In
At the meeting OF the Western con-
ference on Saturday; a resolution intro
dueed Ivy Professor Ehler, of Wiseon-
sin. was adopted. providing that the
conference shall name a committee to
investigate the possibility of substis
ruting English Rugby for the intercol-
legiate game as q conference sport.
II already has been decided that Wis
eonair, independent of the conference,
shall send two men to California ne xt
fall to watch stanford. California. aud
other teams that play the Rugby game.
Professor Butning, OF the Wisconsin
athletic council, admitted to-day that
il Is the intention to abolish the Ameri-
can game from the sport curriculum at
the Madison school, and that this il
only the first step In IL general plan to
revise the present map of intercoiie-
gate athletics.
Followers Of conference affairs gem
orally believe that the Western col
leses viii gu hack rather. than So
ahead in the matter of athletic mat
tiers. The resolution adopted Saturday.
having as its prime purpose the bar
ring Of Michigan from competition with
conference colleges, is even more
sweeping in its general application.
No conference college can hereafter
schedule football or baseball games
with any Eastern school. Chicago has
one more football game with Cornell.
but that ends intersectional competi-
ton. Michigan. Of course. will continue
to schedule Eastern teams.
The resolution does not affect track
athletics, rowing. or any of the minor
sports, in all of which the conference
colleges IRE still permitted TO compete
with the Eastern schools. The word
ing OF the resolution. '"rhat this con.
ference win maintain athletic relations
in football and baseball with universal
ties and colleges Of. the middle West
only. except ns 70 existing contracts"
thoroughly defines the situation.
Notre Danes appeal IN the Philbrook
ard Dimmick cases was turned down,
and the disqualification of these ath.
ietes stands. This loses Notre Dame
the Western track and field champion
ships, which she won. with thcse men
participating. last June.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
QUAKER OUTPOINTS
PACIFIC COASTER
TOMMY HoUCk WINS FROM JIM
MY STEWART
SpRAjNS ANKLE IN
"PRELlM.'

NEW YORK, Dec. e.--PhiladeIph'a
has added another promising little
fighter to her list through the per-
formance of Tommy. Houck against
Jimmy Carroll, of California. in fast
fen-round bout at the Olympic Athletic
Club last night. Despite the fact that
Abe Attell sat close to CARROTS cor
ner and advised throughout tbe mill. the
Quaker lad easily out-pointed the Gait
fornIan.
1t was one of the best bouts pulled
off in New York this year. In the early
rounds Carroll bother Houck with his
left jabs. but when the Phiiadelphian
solved this attack he was never In dan
. ger.
In striking contrast to this bout vas
the set to between Jack tTwtn) Su.li-
van, of Boston, and Jim Stewart, the
Brooklyn heavyweight. which ended In
the fourth round because Stewart
spraincd his ankle In II tall. The ae-
eident saved the Brookiynite II lot
of needless punishment .as Sullivan
took his measure at the outset and
WAS shooting them in pretty fast at
the close. Stewart was "a big dis
appointment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
'WEE-AH' To WE'D
A QUAKER MAID
DETROIT MANAGER WILL MARRY
SCRANTON FIANCEE EARLY
NEXT YEAR,

DETROIT. MICH Dec. G.--Man-
ager Jennings. OF the Detroit Tigers.
who In here for n few days. Monday
hoisted the veil Of secrecy he has
maintained as to when he will be
married. Under questioning, he mar
rcwed 1t down to almost the exact
dHte In January, hut not quite. only
designating the second week in the
New Year.
He desired to wed In October and
take a honeymoon trip to Europe, bur
his fiancee. Miss Marguerite O'Bo!ie.
OF Scranton. said nay. Hughie leaves
for his home In Scranton to-day. He
has been there but four days since
the season closed.
Jennings said Monroe. La. prob
ably would be the Detroit training
camp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
NOT YET MARR
BUT MAY Be. sd
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NEAR-RoMANCE-POf4IC4
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
TO Play international Football,

Under tnA Ute u The EnRlish WAN
derers' football Club, 81 new club for
amateur soccer players connected with
the Engliah Football Assoc iation has
been formed on som eWhat si4sliiar lines
to the Corlnthian Football Club. The
club will not have n permanent ground
and the majority Of the matches viii
be played on continental tours. Lord
kinnard has been elected president.
and Vivian Woodward captain. The
membership viii be limited 10 amateur
players who have represented England
in international matches. The new
club won their first two matches play
cd in Paris. / 2 to o and TO Q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
ABE HAS CHANCE
FOR GREAT RECORD
ATTELL, HAVING LICKED ALL
FEAT aERwEIeHTs, WILL
TACKLE LIGHTWEIGHT
M'FARLANO DE-
GENDER 10.

NEW YORK. Dee. eli Abe Attell
liz able 10 hold his own against Packey
Mcf arlaud in their ten round bout az
the tHirmouut Athletic club on the
night Of December ~. the little veteran
will have established one Of the great
est records in the ring.
The conditions cali for ten rounds at
1875 pounds, the weighing To be done six
hours before the fsht.
Mcfarland is classy. BIZ. lacks a
knockout punch.
Atteil some tina ago announced Shat
havars whipped all the featberweish hts,
he WAS going To trim . few light
weights. tte did a good JOS on Pal
Moore. the Phtladelr3 d menon
ana fhen went after Mcfarland.
Il know Mcfarland came. at me
out, s.sia ate to-day. 'ssra also
know | can whip him On point. After
i whip aier erland / VIII lex either
Notgaat or Moran. | believe ! car
trim both OF them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Jack Clarke. who is teamed with
Mcfarland in the SIX day bicycle race
at Madison Square Garden, \. 4.
has set "A killing pace and mantainea
it with wonderful persistencs.
Due chiefly To his .phenome na
spiinting and that Of his partner as
well. the fourteen teams now in tn
race are almost three miles ahead OF
last years record. Mcfarland IL {
veteran six-day grinder and he coach
ed Clarke long and well for the Cruel
ling contest. The team is being
watched closely by all of the other
teams and applause greets both rider
when they pass the stands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
POWELL WILL BOX
OTTO TEN ROUNDS
GOTHAM FIGHT FANS ANXIOUS
TO SEE RETURN MATCH BE.
TWEEN ScRApPERs.

NEW YORK. Dec. s,--Members OF
the National Sporting Club viii turn
out In force tonight In see what Lew
Powell. the California lightweight. can
do with Young Otto. a hurricane hit
ter. IN ten rounds. The clubs ring IL
is feet square, while that at the olym-
pie Club, where the men boxed Il month
ago, WAS only 10 feet square. Powell
rad shade on Young Otto in that
affair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
WANTS TO TRUOG[
ACROSS CONTINENT
SCHOOLGIRL OF FOURTEEN SUM
NERS THINKS SHE CAN TURN
THE TRICK.

BOSTON, MASS. Dec. Ga walk
across the American continent. VIII be
attempted by Mildred Beiknap, aged
II years. Il sophomore IN the Dorches-
ter high school. She Is now in train
ing for the feat. on which she viii
be accompanied BY her father, "a post
Office cmploye. The girl has made
many long tramps With her father and
expects To ne able tn do forty miles u
day on her trip tn San Francisco.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
Benu~paire a Wonderful swimmer.

Frank E. Beaurepaire, the wonder
full Australian swimmer, who aston
ished England this summer, has re-
turned home. Beaurepaire, who has
mot yet reached his twentieth year.
captured six English swimming cham
pionships at 100. 22o. $40. 500 and
$50 yards, and the l mile. He won
every title he tried for. He did not
swim in the s miles, and his record
il only equaIed by that of J. II. Tyers,
who a decade ago was without a peer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
MAKES 4 MlhkEY
Of t|Ay1 Dl
MAHMoUr THE TURK shows
NoGERT. SECOND GOTCH (7T
AS DUB. Sa8s

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.---That Peter
CERT. the Giant Boer. who ha1
touted as a coming Gotch. II
gentle and mild hammered dub sI
opinion of Chicago wrestling fa
day who saw the South Afrtcan H.
monkey Of by Mahmout III
bout here. gEs@
The Turk took the first fa11 N
double arm hold in nine mtnute
the second with a half nelson amx
lock In two minutes. ss Si3s
Mahmout to-day posted ~ .o00
def to any wrestler In thu
Zybzsko or Hackenschmidt pra<<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
Yaeht-men to Outline Racing Plans

At the Interiake Yachting Associa-
ton meeting, to be held IN Detroit De-
eensher S, the yachtsmen Will outline
a plan 10 boom the small boat races
for next season. They favor q Glass
II boat. which Is not unlike the 81
foot restricted class. but which can
he built for less money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
Plerc.y Win. Long eieyeI. Race.

G. A. Piercey, aged " years ana
WEIGHING isa pounds. won the f1fteenth
annual Dunlop road bicycle race from
Warramhooi t. Melbourne, Australia,
beating cut j. McSweepey by wheels
length Piercey had VI minutes start.
80 minutes more than McSweeney. The
distance was f6a miles, and 355 start
ed the larges number in the history
OF the race. There was strong head
wind. which interfered with the rid
ers. The time prize was won by ].
pianta. an I1-minute man. whose rid
Ing time WIS 9:30:46. The record for
the race Is 7:l2. The total cost Of con-
Quoting the race was about 42,260.
There were sixty officials along the
route and to feed the competitors l,06Q
tins for holding milk were required,
as welt ns 7so bags filled with oranges,
bananas. raisirs, etc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Frank Kramer. who was regarded
as a probable winner In the Gix-day
bicycle race at Madison Square Gar
den. has dropped ont of the running.
This speed. marvel and his partner
were not in the best Of shape, and
IL was reported when they started
that the team would not finish.
The race this year Is fast and fu-
rious and Is case of the survival
or the nttest. Kramer Is Il marvel
at annihiiating speed and a veteran
at the six-day affair, but lie could
not keep up with the procession. and
his thousands OF admirers and sup
portcrs were disappointed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
Oherlin to Wilkes-Barar.

WIKI ES- BARRE, Pm, Dec. o.
Oberlin, the former Washington pitch
er. who was With the American
League team named part Of last sea
son. was secured Monday by Manager
Clymer. OF Wilkes Barre OherEn was
In the American Association when
Clymer was with Columbus. and tbs
local manager expects the pitcher to
DO star in the New York state
League.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Jimmy coffrott, the California fight
promoter, = ho tagged the Ne'aon- Mo-
ran COZ test IN San Francisco. has an
neuneed that he Will give purse OF
sib.CGG for Ad Wolgast and Moran to
taf le in a 2eronnd teut for the light
weight championship Of the world at
any date " h.ch is suitable to Woigast.
Charley Harvey, manager or Moran.
has already accel ted the offer and has
al informed offroth To try his utmost
To induce Wolgast to agree Il the
match.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
4 .hIe.ios Prospsrinu in Germany.

There were nearly three times as
mary athletic meets held in Germany
this year rs were pulled Of a few years
aso. tins clubs there have associations
of their own, but a movement In now
under way TO form one governing body
The program or the German champion-
shirs started In 1858 included 100. 200,
400, 500 ara 1900 meters fiat, 40 me-
ters hurdles, 1000 meters stecpiechaae.
5000 meters walk. high. long. standing
and pole jumps, throwing the discus
and javelin. and putting the weight.
The whole ef these events are also in
cliidea In the big sports meeting pre-
moted by the various associations. with
the addition Of relay races ut various
distances.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
Ltrtur,. Of Public TIealth.

T,r c. Il. A. Winslow, OF New York.
Will deliver a special lecture on health
high school the night OF December IA
Under the auspices Of the federation
oil mothers clubs. DR.. Wtnslo% was
for many years connected with the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
American on Oxford Eleven,

II. r. Stoltz, Il former stanford Uni
versity athlete and football player, who
is Rhodes scholar at Oxford Univer-
sity England. has made good at foot
ball tters. and may be one of the main
stays Of the oxford back division this
year, and may be awarded the '.hlue"
against Cambridge. or the numerous
Phodes scholars who have gone to Ok
ferd from this country. Stoltz il only
tire second tn make the oxford varsity
team. Herring. Cornell man, also
gained is blue. and is now trying to
introduce the rugby game at the Ithaca
college
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
VIVA. has college topic to sa,

Even though, We do not get the next
fGs citing OF the American Automobile
Association, We have the satisfaction
IF knowing that Richmond is well
represented on the executive commit
tee and board of directors In the
person OF genial Sam Atkinson. man
ager Of the Richmond Hotel. Mr..
Atkinson liz an automobile cnthusl-
asst and has had automobile pumped
into him time and time again by tine
various good roads caravans, which
have b!vouaced at his hostelry for 10
these many moons.
He attended the A. A. a. meeting
in New York and returned To his
native heath Monday night. fun OF
hope for the future OF the automobile
in the SOUTH. angio-hanaed and
alone. he made a bid for the next
meeting VI the association and made
4 most favorable impression. Not
that we wish 20 reflect on Mr.. Akin
son, but TO chide others, had he been
accompanied by brace Of other live
wires iikc himself, tho capital city
would probably have copied the meet
ing Mr.. Atkinson told the Northern
automobiiistS all about conditions In
the South. from an automobile stand
point and they seemed impressed to
an immense degree.
The executive committee meets in
January to select the next meeting
place. MIR. Atkinson will he mem
Der Of the committee which win pick
tho place, and IT in no secret as tn
where hts vote il going. Chicago is
going to make bold stab for the
meeting, hut Mr.. Atkinson and his
frtend> on the committee Will he
there ~nsn the final count ts made.
Work on the green diamond will
not begin Tuesday. due to the un-
favorable weather. 1t will start soon.
however, for the New York Yankees
sod artist II in Richmond and ready
: 10 plaster the vcrdant wads all over
the sward. The sod will not only
make playing better. make balls last
longer and the game more Interesting
but make II easier ON the fans eyes
20 watch the strife.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
EXPECT AMERICANS
TO DOWN OLSEN
BALTIMORE GRAPPLER FAVOR
TIE OVER HEAVYWEIGHT
WRESTLER FROM
INDIANA.

BALTIMORE, ND. Dec. Elf the
done Of the majority OF followers of
wrestling does not go wrong. Charley
Olsen. Of Indianapolis. heavyweight
grappler. should prove cary for Amer
icus. tho Baltimore premier mat man.
In their bout here tonight. The
articles call for the men to make
1876 pounds. The styie will be catnh-
atch-can, best two out OF three
falls. The winner will meet Di.
Roller.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Sam. Bard has been appointed cap
tain for next seasons Carlisle football Il
eleven. Eurd il aggressive and eX-
poets 10 gather II strong team to
represent the Indians on the gridiron
next fall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

The Eel Is barred in the free for al
on the ice In Canada this winter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Young otto is the boy with the "won-
derfui waliop" He Is u cieanl.mbed,
clever fellow. hut he lacks tne most
essential qualification in a fighter q
makeup and that Is sand; Win has
heart In the right place Young otto
would be champion, for he surely
can hit, He will meet Lew Powell
shortly IN a ten round bout here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Al kaufman. the California heavy
weight, has been secured for another
Eight. The matchmaker of the West
Side Athletic Ilun. Of New Orleans.
got his consent 10 meet the winner Of
the Jim Barry Tony Ross bout, which
takes place at that club December II.
Ii the yjctir will fight Kaufman the
men will clash In 2e-roInd go Janu-
AIRY 20. This win be one time that
Kaufman will really get a chance to
fight, az the police Of GERS in New Or
leans viii not stop him from fighting
there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Nine 1000 purses are offered for the
ice harness meeting at Ottawa early
in February.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
Detroit. q. (,nh,,us 4

HAVANA. December 6--Tho De-
troit baseball team defeated the
Alniandares nine Monday by score
OF 6 to 5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Jack o'Brien's new Philadelphia box
ing club, which will seat 1850 specta-
tors. will be opened next month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

The mint International show OF poul-
try and pigeons, held in the Crystal
Palace, London, attracted record en-
Try OF ll,55a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

The Pomeranian Club OF America
Will celebrate it's fifteenth birthday
with a dog show in the Waldorf Asto-
ria palm room. New York, January 10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Massachusetts beard OF health
IA recognized authority on all Qu441
pertaInin gto public health.
ri nS f hit, Pr fessur CI
ZuebIin. Of Boston. will lecture l1
same hall on the "Twenti4tll
fury S. hool,'' under the ansp36
the Richmond Education Ass0ciAtt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Swimming is the most popular sport
among the Yale University students.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

mo. IN take the measure of the Russian
ion again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

f. S,sSs:ssS viz iss.sias ksss zdvS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

III here j. one 4hter that Moran
can beat" said Harvey, lit is Woigast.
Moran fought him In New Iork and
Eested hinl and he Will surely do the
trick again"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Ghristy 3laihewson's younger brother
Henry has signed to pitch next sea :
son with the oklahoma city nine OF the
Texas League
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Tommy Burns. former heavyweight
champion. has established training
camp at Seattle. Wash. where he has
begun light work in preparation for his
bout with Sam Langford. scheduled for
the National Sporting Club. London. in
February,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
Sporting Squibs

Frank Lynch threw Mike Calvin in
AZ and Is minutes at Charlotte, \. G..
Thursday night He win meet joe
Turner at the same place Monday
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

{ 4 tbt bdts
Burns has several theatrical engage
ments in various parts of British Co
lumbia. but he expscta to finish them
before the second week in December.
In the meantime he has been Watch
ing bouts in the neighborhood In search
of good sparripg partners. According
to Burns plans, as they are reported,
he viii begin active training and do
quite Ii little work ut Seattle before he
goes 10 England. where he will box
some heavyweight before the Lang
ford bout The injury TO his knee. re-
eeived while playing lacrosse. il said
To be entirely healed and his general
condition is good. Burns Is quoted
with the following account Of his
plans
Il don't think am going Ia have
any more trouble With that leg OF mine,
and, Furthermore. can't see how It Will
slow me up amy. either. l AIN in the
best kind of shape. with, of cnurse. n
little extra weight that VIII he easy
10 get rid of. fon see. ! leave for Lon
don about January ! and / viii put In
some heavy licks between now and then.
rs / am going TO meet England's best
heavyweight before tackle L4ansford
TuG hcaNS Is q dark HGFSG 10 me, DHl
suppose IL viii be Hofuhardier Wells.
Il have just about three more fights
in view. This tlrsi one. the match Win
I4anpford and II ilnal crack at Jack
Johnson. | am sure OF q go with john
son. AS he promised me first call after
he licked jeff. After that its me for
the Theatrical business, not as an nc-
tor. but as q. manager. With n partner
/ am building Sio.peu theater in Nau-
eouver now, and hope that later on we
will be able tn get Into Spokane and
Seattle. We expect 10 stage musical
comedies-En9lisl/ tretpes in all prob
ability
The lure OF money is drawing Frank
wrestling affairs. The champion has
practically admitted that he would de-
fend his title next April against the
man who proves the best curing the
present season. He intiinated that
either Haekensch,nidt. Mahnaout or
Zbyszko would he his opponent. Couch
weighs about 2ls at present and L.
carrying little fat. He could get In
shape In short time
Il always considered Mahmout the
clcverest OF the foreigners who have
come over here" said the champion to
a friend. Unless the Tark wins from
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Y. p. /. is not hurt by not playing
Virginia, except perhaps in IA imam
cisI way. The public would like to
see the game and would BE willing
10 pay the price. but caste Is an Ia
surmountahIe BARRIER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Paddy LAWN. OF Buffalo. and Buck
Grouse. OF Pittsburg. have signed arti-
eles for 11-round bout at Akron,
Ohio. on New Years Eve The men
will meet at catch weights. LAWN
claims the welterweight chsmI aohsiip
and Grouse in the light middleweight
class.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Il always considered Mahmout the
clcverest OF the foreigners who have
come over here" said the champion Ia
friend. '.Uniess the Turk wins from
Hackcnsehmidt | saprosc il is up to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Johnny Hayes is to run a 15-mils
foot race against Percy Snlallwood al
Pittsburg December I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

And as for those farmers. Prob
ably the worst that can be said Of
them IL that they are "A gentlemanly,
courteous. weli-bred, husky, clean.
snappy and dashy set Ct men AZ
the Old Dominion would care 20 boast
Of Their families are Of the best
and they show their stock on the
griairon. In the BASKETBALL hall and
IN the diamond. They have In
Branch Bocock the best coach OF any
Southern institution. barring none.
ana INCLUDING the unis ersities. gem
tieinan by pIrth and breeding. and
standing as lie has at all times for
clean sport and high standards. Hts-
cock has incuIeated thefe locals IN
the Virginia Tech lads. and they are
men that Virginia might feel con-
ramented 10 play with rather than
looked down upon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06

Toronto University IL to have new
athletic field. costing 100000.