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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
KENNEL BEING
BUILT NJ |. | NEW n {.
Deep RUN SITE |i'.E|::.
Quarters at G tryC Club
of Virginia Will Be
Compile ted in
April.

Tho contract has been awarded by
the Country Club Of Virginia for the
building OF kennels and stables to be
occupied by the Deep Run Hunt Club.
The Deeb. Run Hunt Club will abandon
Its present site by April ]. but ~ IS
not expected that the new nccommo-
dations swlli be ready until q little
later In the month. The new home
OF the club, on the grounds OF the
Country Club OF Virginia. will be much.
more elaborate. It IS said. than the
present Recommendations. and. as the.
hunts will be a main attraction. the
Deep Rim Club. In future. vii probably
attain d greater reputation than e
has hitherto entoyed. y is said that
many OF the members OF the 81 ubS are
considering purchasing animals With
a view OF king an active tn-
terest In the runs and hunts sof the.
Deep Run Club. The Count ~ Gu OF
will pro badly be opened about
the middle OF April. and by that time
1t is thought the tennis courts. golf
links and avery other feature VIII
be ready for use. ~ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
PROGRAM COMPLElIE
FOR REGIMENT MEET

Vi i :
Every detail has been arranged for
the annual track meet OF the First
Virginia Regiment, which will be held
IN the Armory. at Seventh and Mar
shall Streets, next Thur day nj oh t--St.
Fatrick's Day. In each Of the nine
teen classes there are many entries.
and as practically the en- tire So ad has
had the advantage of practicing for
several mon the, In anticipation of the
meet better records will probably be
mad than at any revious, track meet
ncld BY the. soldier boys.
The full list Sof events are S
First evcnt--Wrestling-1, II. IL &.
Koenig, I. VS.. IS, NJ. s. WI Id bore, ]. B.
Second event fty-yar I'd dash II.
3. Koenig. e. 3. z. 7, g, Chittunl.
! j. Foley, F ;sf. a.. Evans, II: j.
ID. Policy, A; a 2, c. Taylor, 3. 7.
Walton, F;;sgl7 S. Berg. r; 10, j oseph
Herbert. "A i. r. Il. 81 Kelln, a; %.
Harrison. CT IS. g. AZ Rady. e;
3s. p Egglest9,n..StA Payne. q;
Third vent--on mile run---4 h 6. 2.
Crump, "A {. CT Carter, II .tl 4, hi III cid,
Fl; s. = chifter.t /: 81 Z. ggleston,
Fourth event Upward hurdl e-9l; !.
s. Berg, h; e. = l'ayn "A; y. B.
SkGeDig 8, a M
Fifth even til eayy arching order
relax, Com panys A--34 Ia Or; 3 5, 7.
Robert son; 8 u 4. II. Bari IS 7, G.. w.
eompaay q - a. ,$ z J
Is 81 Is aid en-. Com panys cs--23, s.
q. Harrison Y: 8 q i. NJ. Camp "a.
sC..sH. aGordon:s IS. H. B. Bib. Company
81 s. Haynes 8. Il. Sand ridge;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13


Without making, any claim to the
champ ionah, p OF ylrgi mia. The bask et-
ball team OF the Gen tral Young Alen'si
Associate lon has icomple ted It's
ana has won. y q N apulati ION that has
caused IL II to & be 4 Z eco gnlzed 4 as one -
the leading quints3 lns the 81 ate w lille
the iassocia ton team has not me Il ny
OF he repre- entatiYes of the larger
uni Ties. IN z fort " as made I early
In the season to arrnn Sc "a game with
the University d 6 Nylrg MIA, but no sat n
lstactory agraement could be 'reac hed.
sS All the games were played In the
local gynlnAs !um except that wit h n the
Newport N ews ~ !. NJ a Al. VIII ch5 was
played In tina rh IS. game and
that yW ith the Hal trno re. N,
closing the y sea 40 n. 4 nv ere The hard est
Fought Of he ser es, The RI hmnna
team ored q aeld ggoa vs.. as agat Nsls
thirty for ttsi 4 Opp0ne ant 81 This ind
Gates that the "a "a NJ players are good
at guard Ina, h and IN ron s. on ;go al sh tn
Ing. posslh ne. Two Sanaea VIII Ssbe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
For TRACK TEAM
At B[ACkSBURG
New Cind er Track Com
pleted and Many Can
did tes Are w orking
for Positions.

Special 10 The Times Dispatcn.l
BLacksburE, a., March 81 with
the completion Of the new tile-drained
gcinder track " hich cncIrc1es AIiles's
Field, the lovers OF track athletics at
W. r. I. will see some great contests
this spring. The track. which Is a
quarter OF q mile around. with a two
twenty straig away. Is one Of the
best In the South. and the G. a. A
is to DO congratulated In their efforts
to raise this branch of athletics TO a
higher standard at ". r. 1. The top
coating of the track la OF i fine uni
form cinde.. which has been rolled.
and makes the surface smooth and
level and being tile-drained. the en-
tire distance. 1t will always DO dry
and In excelle nt condition.
ManagerEJ. B. Skinner has arranged
three meets, WI ich for W. P. q y to
win will necesst tate q fast team Ii,
the middle an long distances and In
the weights. there is good material,
for with Captain Hughes. Gibbs,
Hicks and Richter, of last years ga m.
for the middle and long distances, and
fLuttrell, Davis. Hodesona and Burruss
! In the weights. these bran hcs will be
we'll taken care Of. The loss OF HUFF
sfard. the short distance man OF last
years team will be sorely- + cit. and in
this department the team VIII be
weaker than Vi ual /. However,. Harr.-
grove and Land are again out for
the 100 and 200 dashes.$ an lTraine,lr.
SLutrrell no pes to d evelop these me- to
I'LL the vacancy. Sc
Lcgge, who won easily in the hurdles
In every meet q 81 year, IS again on
i the track and bids fair to- lower his
record Of a 5 IS seconds for the 40
5hurdl es. He is ais a good Il man q IN
the high jump. and last season cl red
the bar wit ease at Il, s feet, g inches.
Luttrell. who Is regarded al ono of
the best In the State ut the s hot but
and hammer throw, Is raj dly re gain
Ing his old form. and should strength
EN- the team materially IN thisSaIines
Two brothers Of Captain Hughes ara
In llege and have s55 the + reputation
of being fast men. but the Q pportuni-
IT, has no yet been given Is or them
to- 8 how their speed. q IN s..3s
Trainers Luttrell and Bocock have
the en- In charge. and the Forty "a 3
dates have. been given daily instruc-
tons In startin ~ and running. The
training tab bic. wi II be commence cary
mex taE3y Week, and Il All 83 efforts swill6tba
mad 1al e to have 4 men ~ ns excellent
condition for the 8 openin 4 i, eet viii,
North carolina al Blacks burg. The
sother meets Ie., sched to date arc
Wit Wit Washing IT on ana Lee at Licking.
ton and q NJ. OF North Carolina at
SBlacksbur e. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

! G.: 4. r. II. iKeim. %, l.. Payne, "A;
IS. C. Crestwell. a.
f Eleventh, cvent-fnals ffty-yard
dash.
Twelfth embarrassing match--Ioe
c. erbert i. y. vs.. II. b. Koenig, F.
Y Thirteenth evcntrunning high
Jumps s. J. NJ. Campell, G: 10. j.
Herbert. a: 10. j. p. Policy, Al: Il II.
r. II. Iseiim, a: "a. c. H. Gordo G.;
22.,s - Payne. "a. 1, II II
fourteenth event--4 40-yard dash
a, II. 3. Koenig, 8. H. q. Chittun,,
AS 8, g. schifter. "A; ]. Foley. F.;
5. IL Carter, .. G.. Evans. f; $13, c..
TAYLOR, Fl; IS. T.. Walton. r: Z, u.
%. Policy. ~; ~ ). Reid, F: Ii. S.
Berg, F::Sf1 9. j. q. Herbert. A: 2s.ss s..
n. Harrison, "A; "a. G.. II, Gordon. q:
e5, 3 Il. .. Bib. g: 2e. g. Al. Rady. r;
~, Payne. "A: 80. p. ggleston, a.
Fifteenth u even Tt hree- legged race
"a. Is. Harrison and Campbell: 9 s. "a,
SBibbs and Gordon !: e. o. Payne::,355'71 4,
Policy. s93
Z sixteenth even e. L. vaul I'll &.
al. elm, a 8. II Herbert, a; 126,s g:
IA. Rady h y.
2 Seventeenth eycn t. wrestling match
s. G. Chittum, vs.. Z. G.. r. Crump.
8S Ell hteenth eve n 81 20 ia to Is "a ce--o
HI Bibb, 2 Policy. s. 3,
s. III. HI rris0n, c. AZ
Nineteenth event company clay;
COMPANY All 0. ~. 2. Pol ley +, ~.
krausse; z 2, Z. Payne; II r. II. 4 I'm.
SCompa my ls--2 $, & NJ. s.. lid borc:i 29i AZ.
Manhart NJ 30. q. X Bats " 8 ~ ".
Walden. Comp ca 81 S. g Harrt-
son; NJ c.. II. Gordon; IS, II. 3. Blbb;
Is. & j. M. Camp ell. Company FL
81 Rers;s S. 8Hayn es;;g - r cid
H. Blk oentg. Ssa3{
III The ono ials ARE Referee, ii.
SReithard;S Starter s Charle s d. Snead;
Clerk Of Course w. e. Crawfo rd::s 81
sststant CLERK OF Court s. Switzerland;
Announcer sg Orchard III SID
$Jud ges. =. G, Nj chaelss Qlin Richard
SON. c. z. III DaYi 8, Lind or: ges
DC Finis h, III G: G.: MI haels, II, lowering
III 81 a lsinso n, Oil Richa son !:
Timers + 4 & B. s. Has erman, II tenant
e. yorYel Scorers, e ofessora c. al,
tpunaway, NJ al or c. O. BOSS e,ix.s
tBonneyll u 3 Inspe st ors, captai 81 arles
al lace. Lieut. tens ant Il I. IN atheWs.
asLieutenan ~ e g p ] ohnson Captain ].
HI Stone Il Cuato Ian Of Prizes. J ohm
tD0nA8I 1aaYy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
HAMPDEN SIDNEY
ANNOUNCES It's
GAM ] \ SCHEDULE
Thirty Five Apple ants
Worki1l eff o p osii ons;
Outlook Is Highly
Enc aging.
TO The Times Dispatch

n a ri
t1s,,, ~ Ga ~ Z =, : Hsa ~,
The haseha {, "a u anrine
2,
me nysS a ~
nnrted 81 49,, a ,,ty :
coacher1 Il icss is again In charge Of
Ain, 80 Is :. ,oia iaat vsar,s ~ s :;
Ii,aa rat ,,r,, ~, - 90 =, All,
&. anu on.
m,ich cnn earn ~ ha, ~ ,,,hie
wns la NV x. n a. Ia 3, ~ ~.
tha eisc, NJ
1,sn. y, did not return 70 college.
tion behind the hai s ara ~ .ner pse.
/ DINE. = + Wy - - Aes 81 i Dc
1 NJ. LIZ ,S'e, I. !,
and Snrrv 81 last v u ana - -
:, aIiu Lewis,
W T. dis q! himself on the foot
Firsf ho s.e ! panl fsaspI;
-,,,,s,s, ' vi W. y py
,,io puI IT ~ punningt Wnen BUR
Rrn vii h
TAI anls
G. last year. when ne mad the
ne 20, .,'. ieg again
), p9SSltion, ana VIII
make 90
,y;,I t,a
or sinton y n the outf,eld. Foster
White Whit q. g. Clark e, Blanton and
~ ~ ,,,,.,, .h,.
!, tro .ais season mas oeen
,,.t; !..,. ..ae 70
U =. q. " reo ietterln winch
MAKES 81 : an e ss;s appearance.
q n nus the
5tloo1 t1,s .scHequie.s :. III
y, "a c... soltese
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
Y g. A. HAS CLEAN SCORE
SHEET I'M BASKETBALL


scheduled b after the n new bull ding
opens. but these oulal scarcely he con-
'sldersd along with the reg ar sea sons
ssched ule. The new gymnasium will
AFFORD one OF the finest bas ketbalI
courts in the countr
ESS Following Is, 8. list OF Il the ganeS
played this season, and the scores Nj
January ntral YY,s n. N. u. As,
anuary eentral "
SHannpt on y. NJ ca AZ Al
SS IhnuarS 80 sntral II NJ, ct IA NJ
I2andolp con Col ege. 2 AZ
bruary ira s =, 4 u.
Ut 81
sS ne bruarY IS Central y. ii. G, u AL. |;
Newport News z. Nj NJ 20.
rebruarys2 Central 81. III. g. An, 8 Il, |
Bait more Central q. a
e The taatr1 Was q co imposed n nf SSIJ. ny
Van SAINT eaptairl9 forward. II sE.s MI,
Twin mr., for,ys, nd 5S and goal
Thornton, cent tire III NJ i. I4aWrensR
guard i'll ll. A. Wei Il. Huard ana forward;
II. q. itehaels, toTNva ~. "
SCAlep. forward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
'M.ANY0[DI Players
W0RK|NG.F
A, & M. Will BE. Well Represent
ed on Diam nd This
Spring
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

West Raleigh, N. c., March al =
though tho base ball / team has been
very much hand icapped lately by bad
weather, 81 e Is fast oundinEg into good
shape for the opening game Of the
season, to be played with Trinity PARK
at Rail gh, on Nj nd ny.s
5s The candidates tn yea s for the
team are many, and from the good
material on the squad. Coach Thomp-s
son. who put ou t. 9 n o Of The !. best
doubt surpass his record OF last Sc q: Y
son, and put out tho best team the
college has ever lad ~ $ 7. II S@
For the inaeld tho receiving end
vii be held "a own BY eifer t.. last
years catcher. who vii be- assisted
by Phelps, Cole and Perkins. Sexton
the best pitcher OF the State and ca p-s
tain OF tho team. W III DO on the firing
line, with Stafford, last years second
pitcher. and two o Their new me Ro-s
bertson, q N orr olk boy.s8who Is ssh ow-s
ing up we'll and Tucker Council. who
played centre feld on the yarsit ~ last
season. has been tran ed to the inl-i
Itiul5 sac K. Bost will be again on Sec
2ond where he has prey ously made
atflne record. T hird base wi II be ia ken
care OF by b loch, last. ye Is star third
5basenun. He alread vi shows his old
form. and 4gets eXerythlng that comes
3possltion a on short. His Isl base running
and throwing q is supe rb. Il Tho outAald
this year. W hlch s. exceed lnglys fast
being we'll cared for L by Z Ilef { 81 der
ROSS, Centre VIZ Fl cid Ter fireman and
Right Field ar F Br oRn, ss q II asst
year s. varsity team. co udes tn lines,
IN 4 OF this years. team. yYh lch Is
practically made up Of old x and Sex-
sI,erienced players OF S8 la ST. season rs
varsity team Y tss
The manager, St. j Il =. Sprip SIS, has
arranged q most com plete sob dule. a.
Southern trip. as we'll as I heg usual
Northern one belng 4 arrang rec. Vi IF
5af Track Team at york. s5sg
sSg About TIL rty3 m en- have be m work
IN q hard on the ira ok team tor some
lin, q, 4 and * from pr esen Ind icnt ions.S
there Is every req 80 n to bel ioveA that
sittSWlll he q y succ ass flu \ year for the
tam team The 4 squad Isl howl i & up espe-S
3eialiy vel \ In the q anee and weight
q Manager Mana Mott. has a bout & complstad
the sohed 10, w h oh In lpd es one meet
With G uIl ford at Raj elg b, Easter aNIon-3
iday.sS March as m second one with
wake Forest 4. at IL ~ ak a Ia ore II. April
3i8,5 the, third MI TIL I Wake Forest, ttS
Raleigh, ApYlls 49,. MAJ nag ar Mott Isl
also try ing II to- arraNga ano thHr ms at,S
either with + ri u. pav son ar soutt
Carolina. hut MOI hi ngs def I'M tie II ia " TIL
tie last one sls VET k1oWn SS$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
FIRST CAMEO Fz BASEBALL
IS POSTPONED BY 5SNOW

fairly good condi on. wh on sud denly
the weather turned for the worse, as
far as baseball is gconcerned.& and senrlxs;
yesterday morning the game was can
celled BY agreement. IS
s$ Or. Bagby has n ots conlp1 eted his
sohed ule OF games, hut II the weather
NDrtEhtens up and becomes warmer. he
ably be played w ed nesd ay.sf The Cole
CLANS al so expec to pl q game With
The University Of 4; Y lrgi MIA, and may
play OF Their coll sc and uniVersi ty taamsE
before going on O. tour through thae
Valley o. Virginia- Dr. Bag bY@ expectas
to NJ cha llenge every semi profession
team In 8t The 4 Stats, and will " arrange
the d ties Il for h Isl. b onle games SO as
itheySwtl II not coinclde wi TIL i he regular
,chedu Ies OF the " trginIaa Stat q .LeREMe.aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

In a recent letter to Or. Lambeth,
Mr. Camp said :9t''rhe shortening q
well. Spreading OF his, or. Lambeth
sai Id Camps contention was that ting
LING should not be wider than ten.
yarda-t hat is. the ends should not
play further than five 3yardsl from tho
centre: but that II the otfense proves
or both ends out until we can form
some opinion as to when the offensa
Ii balanced by the defense. Mr.. Camps
theory Is that Injuries have been.
mainly due to opening up of the line
fensiye half back too far in the rear
to render the needed assistance to the
tackle. Therefore. since opening the
line has served TO increase the danger.
at tho point OF tackle in the line. then
closing the line should prevent these
Injuries. b \
Against Pushing or Pulling.
The sentiment 6 the public, in the
opinion OF DIR. Lambeth. is plainly
against having q pla aver pus he'd q O:
pulled. even after reaching the line.
the man with the ball and PLAYERS
can use their bodies In pushing oppos-
ing players out OF the way.
The Virginia squad. consisting o.
In testing the following suggestions
made by Mr.. Camp: That the onsidea
kick be executed as now. but must
30 twenty yards: Il fteen yards TO gain
up to the twenty-hye-yard line. then
ten or FIVE: no diving tackles TO be.
allowed. and no push or pull until this
runner reaches the line OF sscrtnmage:
the quarter sack to run anysyhe re. and
no man on the defense to line-up. out
side of the outside foot OF the man on
the attacking side. ",
1t IS perfectly possible. says Dr..
lambeth. TO balance the defense and
It has been found that
by moving the defensive half back be.
hind the end. that on lend runs the
end would play as tackle. but that
the defensive half would become tho
end. This is all contingent. however.
upon the belief that noHforward pass
mage.
May Hurt the Game.
VA While tho suggestion that the quar-
ter back be allowed to run with the
bali from any post ion Is q good ono,
he could not do much with the line
in the opinion Of DR.. Lam
beth.
The changes that will undoubtedly
he made In the rules maj. temporarily
hurt the game, but there Is no reason
why they should not soon gain
strong foothold, said the Virginia au-
thority. The flying tackle is spcctacl-
lar. It Is true. hut It Is objected TO by
many. There may be some lagElngsof
interest IN the great sport, but I he pub
lie vii soon begin To appreciate other
good TTotnts in the game. Good inter,
ference ahead OF the man With thesbalI
Will enthusa the lover of the great
college game. and Twill not be long
as ever to youths and to the American
int1il{ IL s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

The baseball season IN r richmond
opened disastrously.Ss The frs game
scheduled. which was to have been
played yesterday iaf ternoon at Broad
Street Park between RI almond College
and tho Rlchmond Cole giansa semi
Sprofessi onal ryan zatl lon. sof which Dr. p
pos poned on account O snow. In the
3recoll lection or Al The Id est fan. this
Is the first game Of base Ill ever call
ed off In Richmond on account of snow,
TIL the wealth err Is fairly settled. IS 9s
MI Early last week the Weath err was
ideal for baseball i. and DR.: Bag by scoT-s
ceIVed the Id ca OF breaki ng NJ records
for BEGINNING the season early. His
team and the Z College aSpId ers Were In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
PROMISING N1ATERIAL FOR
INQUIRIES SCHOOL NINE

not be made until some chance has
been had to notice the deyel opmentl
that Tho lead err wi be Sc
,lected from one OF The ollow Ing d q.
OF WI ON were mem bers OF last years
nine - c. C;runer, Il. Grllne il, II TIulcher. s
Saunders. Miller and Carroll
blowing is a complete list Of applf-
cants: G., Gruner,s w hi tellead and Nor
Ger, catchers; Hulcher and a Tonlpkins::
y Smith and Saund ers.sf shovt 81
stops =. 81 Gruner. rst base: Stearns.7I
Redmond.s Smtt Gregory and Bowc.s n
second basemen NJ Her, third base. and
Hargraye, MEG lures owen Royall.s Bur-
klns, j ones,S Carroll. w. IT. Opp enhein 3
Grand Scott, gflcl ers. Z. Gruners 81 d as ss
slstnnt manag ger, and w lians isis lliasi
assist nj s}s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
COMM TEESA ASSIGNS DAT ES
FOR TRACING 1EE'rT IlN AA'Y

he hunts nm ttea of the National
sEtaepleoha Sc and III. u UNI soeiat lion has
j ass gned May and as dates fors.S
the annual mo at OF ginias acings
ana Horse Show AIS iaticn. Id a us
cha ss Of III, VI rg iI,ia5 SIS oiat Ion have
arranged an a tract i've AZ ograln, nv Oh
viii bnS anne un1e led we ~ and the
plan 4 Ia il % u ave sthe zeal show the
biggest ots he many gex h III ionsso the
ma ITO he he Id sln lea hts
sprinE, III n hea8 hunt Ia & ses wi be-
s. eAtuV sd, and es, WI be mora
I snupleroW ne nh APPS n han ever appeared1
gsB9 d tI6n
4 ~ recpx niEsd Nh ever sect Ion & the
and 81 ths shoN Ety,aS5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
PARRISH | | Will.
.RACEA|S STRING
!. Al JAMESTOWN

Jud cling by til ea NJ NH en- Of gapplioa III
forgs SIT Al Isl from owners and Strainars,E the
coming spring me ct OF 4 the Jam st o sts1
locke Gil ID, n Off 81 III omise & III
outrank nythin e OF the Ind hitharto
attenap ted IN Y IN acksons
VI lless ines " ecu as XII from 1, Az.
shorr al al Is N Pres an Euro
Green ;,5 Hewitt |, /;
Fran ardner, tnonE Ia ami !.
oantsy from am pa are Re- sarm,an!s
All. Burton. I. Tenn Is
From timoya, & Carter i all viii sbrsinyn ~.
I'VE horaQs M tleA RI ian ntnEs NV mi ia arnns
geaented NY, the ngs Sof sasnusI Ar os "a
and,vy;S sa offend sy h SAl Rarris },
y X a01a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
VIRGINIA FOO TBALL SQUAD
TESTING PROPOSED CHANGES
Professor William "a. Lambeth, At Suggestion of
Walter Camp, Il N Taking Practical lest Of His
Ideas for difying Rules Of Gsme--To Be
Submitted TO Committee This Month.
.RpecIdl n rhnE Tir1Ina. planatich.

EpecIdJ I'm Thu FIN 4.
charlottesville. va March 81 x.--Dr
i William a. Lambeth. professor2or lly.
giene at the University OF Virginia
and incmper of the lntercolieI.ate
81 fOVtballS rules cott1uittte e, who. at tl1s
suggestion 81 Waiter Camp, has been
try.ing out sug gestions TOR changes III
present 70 otbnlls rules with the Uni.
versity got Virginia squad, has not yet
completed his work. hen seen to-
Gay, hoWeysr. he sta ed q hat In his
ioplinnlon radical c!lalnges would be made
committee nt1 IN Now /, York o q q March %
ina a; Amgng me prenlct1o ms en-
t " tSieI Lam Desn arc arc
4s5 ly!ns -.saSA Is ~ luo!I1eu. 4,
~ ~ X Z, on ali
1,ivisinr1s, =. ~. I, !. 3 3 4.
tSiin,il ~, q 'tba ~, .stda ric;,
aSi,arterba IL VIII no ii IN, 81 -, -, !,
with Tho bali nv,vi,e ~ 49, -. ~ -
s,l' IA tror,,.,S 1,..s ysu.tg m
ward pass 20. said Dr. anIbat1. but
ffFit Ia rcta fneda a ton y, vii
not be perrf1iffe J Ia ahndy ch oci. \ i,e
man making tho catch. II IS well
known that the New England public
is opposed TO the forward pass, They
& think. free ball Us dangerous. and
point 70 the injury to the great Coy.
OF Yale who was badly hurt while
taking Forward pass. They argue
while the player has his a rms extended
to catch the ball tn no means OF
defense. The belief is pretty general
that there should 8bo no body check
Ing of player receiving a forward
pass. IS 5sF l y IA VI B
IN Dr.. Lsmbeth's opinion, the two;
spIincipall chan ges IN the rules that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

With seven old men as I a. nucleus
for a. team. The baseball applicants Ia
McGuire's School started practice last
nine this year will be stronger than
any that has ever represented the
school,. rofessor Angus B. Echols.
who has charge Of the squad. Is pleased
with the out look. and expects to put
championships OF Richmond against the
John Marshall Ugh School and the
Richmond Academy r he teams a. the
LwoSlatterS schools also getting into
the spring season Will have been cons
pleted. AT s saf 5s5 sss
NlcGulre's team wi Il 9 practice n this
year at Byrd Park. n captain has