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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
FAYETTE INSISTS
 ON WATER PLANT
Commissioners Tour Coun- ties and Agree on Plan
 for Courthouse

Fayette, April 1.-(Special 1.-The busi- ness men of Fayette held a meeting last night in the school auditorium. Many plans were gone over in the interest and betterment of the city, among the most important being the resolution adopted asking the mayor and councilmen to call an election for the issuing of bonds to establish water works This at present is one of the uppermost things in the minds of the people.
 Judge F. F. Goodwin, accompanied by the county commissioners, made an in- spection tour through parts of Alabama and Mississippi during the past week looking over numerous courthouses. They have made a selection, and by the end of next week they will probably let a con- tract.
 Two men were sent to eapenitentiary this week, one for murder in the first de- gree and the other for murder in the sec ond degree Henry Paris, who was given 30 years, killed Marion McCullom a we'll known and prosperous farmer of Fayette county. Boss Sanford was given 10 years for killing his father-in-law.
 Mrs. T. C. Long was hostess to the Merry Maidens yesterday afternoon. Pro gressive 42 was the feature. A delicious ice and salad course was served from the dining room. The following members weer present: Misses Elizabeth Sanford, Eulene Graham. Clancy Enis, Annie Rob- ertson. Sailie Robertson, Aline Robert son, Roxie Hassell, Maebelle Howton, Maebelle Naugher. The club had as their guests Mrs. J. Oscar Prude of Jasper, Ala, and Miss Marie Glenn of Colum- bus, Ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
Zimmerman Plays First Game

Atlanta, April Especial )-Out- fielder Zimmerman played his first game with Atlanta today. showing up well and getting two hits. He has not yet signed his contract. however.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
S9.48

Special this week, any suit or overcoat in the house, S9.48, values up to $40.00. .Chalifoux Bankrupt Stock, 1916 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
FIRE DESTROYS
 OVERALL FACTORY

Danville. H., April Hire. which broke out at o'clock this morning, and for several hours threatened the re- tail district of this city, destroyed ths Stahl-Urban Overall factory on North Hazel street. valued at $l75,000. Crossed electric wires is supposed to have been the cause. The fire was under control by 10 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
Virginians at the Hotels

Richmond-Dr. and Mrs f. B. Pcndoton.
Louisa j. X ". Norton. Acxandtia; ~ s.
higgins. Dendron; j. E. cambridge, Mediums
River; c. l.. Petit. Norfolk: L. w Brooks.
Nottoway; Mr.. and Mrs. b. suthcrs. vir
giniu; Il. j. Green, Emporia; Ed. Wyche,
Emporia; b. V. swcarlngen. Lynchburg
Gilbcrt-Mr. and Ara W. p. BALDWIN.
Roanoke: T.. J. WEIGH. Roanoke; Il, Is How
wood, Newport News c. W. Leigh, Louisa !;
Stumpf's-J. p Lewis Ashland; +. p. sta
ley. Virginia: ~. j. Baxter. Norfolk; s. y.
Burroughs NJ p, Orange.
LexinGton-Rsv. II. s. Osburn. Essex coun-
ty NJ H.. Simmons. Union Level X. NJ. Ste
phcnson. Virginia; j. H. Bunting. Norfolk:
Il. l.. Iiigdon. Sterling.
Park--G. VI Reid. Norfolk II. =. Baker.
Columbia.
Murnhy's--Dr. G. G. Grim, warm Springs:
B. Mcdonald. Warm Springs: j. y. Stubbs,
Gloucester; Mrs. W. Tildcn smith. Norfolk
South Boston: G. e. Allen. Charlottesville;
r. L. Anderson charlottesville; s. IL.
Thompson, Danviiie; \. +. small Ivy Depot;
Robert X. Massic. Aiexandria: 81 ]. Noting
ham Brandy: Miss Moss. Norfolk: ". *.
Rcckcs, Virginia. K. y. Morris, sexton; $.
b. Barham, Hunnymede; J. Klam. Norfolk
e. IL. Collins. Bristol; Paul b. Ives. Ashland
T. Wright. Jr.. Virginia.; +. Il. Il. Wright.
Essex: H. J.. Lee, Fredericksburg; Howard
Lewis Lowry, Norfolk: Mrs. T.. e. Tucker.
Edwards Waverly; w II. Jones Norfolk; r.
J.. Holt. Newport News; SIR. and Mrs. j. j.
Young, Petersburg; Roy ->l,schul, Peters
burg: ,Joscph Baker Sparta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
SUGGESTIONS
BEING RECEIVED
Letters Roll In, and Meeting to Form Amateur
League Will Probably Be Held Saturday,
February ll-Some Holdouts Have Not
Written, but They Will.

new advantage, or rather an old
advantage under new light, OF the
proposed amateur baseball league to
be formed in Richmond for this sea
son, Was brought out by one Of thc
men writing yesterday When he stated
That he was more than f.tyorably dis
posed toward such an organization for
the reason that ii would furnish Il
means 10 give pleasing and benchcial
yet clean, amusement to Il number Of
young men III the city, who might
spend their time less probably under
other circumstances
,Ihc letters are beginning to roll iii
now, ana every mail brings new Sup-
gtstions. one man writes onering the
use Of diamond already prepared and
win club nous. equipped with shower
baths aud all OF the other Ihings need
ca alter Il game OF ball Is over on
ne Erounds. Another writes saying
thn nc has his team already formed,
b,it VIII wait uutil nc sees what the
"lilrr IcilnWs VIII do before an
moH9ncins his lineup. SIN another
MILES Offering his services together
Vim lhat Of his brother. forming n
baH"iS, 20 any team which nigh. want
thcn '''S
the suggestions are all good, but
-! ihr me most pleasing thing IL that
h.hopcally every letter contains the
sihih'ncnt that some provision mus /
re made 20 make tho Tongue permanent
ahc mat no club should be admitted
nhless nat club pledges Itself to con
'ihhc soi tho season
rlcnt> Of Good NntrrinI
" mai IS probably as pleasing as any
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
GORDON MOTOR
CO., Inc.
Cars Of Character"
Richmond, Va.
.C0UR I WILL PROBE.
COAST ARTILLERY
Inquiry Into Troubles or Corps
Will Be Begun To-Day in
Norfolk.

for the next few days the attention
OF the military OF the state viii be
directed to the proceedings or the
court Of inquiry which meets this
morning at Norfolk 10 examine INTO
the caiise OF the troubles Of the Coast
Artillery Corps OF Virginia Major II,
W. Bowlcs, of the Richmond Blues.
went 10 Norfolk last night TO be pres
eht al the opening Of the court or
which he is a member The OTHER
members arc Major Stanley w. Martin
OF LynchburG. and Major c. l.. Wrigh,
81 Norfolk. Captain l.. Branch John.
son, OF the Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues, will be recorder
ne presumption is that many wit
ncsscs viii be examined Ii is the feel.
Ing that cutie a number of interesting
dctulls may be uncarthcd, /. the court
20 desires. and. since 1t was appointed
Tor the purpose OF making n complete
Investigation. some developments are
expected which will throw light on the
apparent decentralization OF the corps
In view OF the existing popularity
or the coast artillery service among
war Department people. who hold i, In
hiHh FAVOR and are willing to accord
II almost anything 1t desires. asccr-
lainmcnt OF the reasons why discipline
could not be maintained and why IN
tcrest was not kept up is 10 he the
aim OF tho court
No ono Will be on trial. but the court
Is expected to make report as to lis
conclusions, together with such rec
concentrations as to court-martials re-
organizations or changes OF any kind
WHICH II may sec At to make
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
DEFINITELY DECIDE
UPON OPEN AIR MEET
Richmond College Will Hold Monster Track
Event Inviting Universities, Colleges and
Prep Schools in Virginia. Carolina,
Maryland and District Of Columbia

~ a meeting OF the track committee
Of the Athletic Association Of Rich
definitely decided 10 hold u great open
air track meet at the ball park either
April y or IS. the only two nvailabls
dates.
Preparations. will be made a, once
the success of the meet, The plan al
present under consideration is TO in.
yite the UNIVERSITY Of Virginia, Johns
Hopkins University, George town.
George washington. Washington and
Lee, V. NJ. l., Y. II. l., North Carolina
\. & NJ. University OF North Carolina
Wake Forest, Randolph Macon, lamp
berry Forest. stanton Military Acad,
envy, Randolph- Macon Academy, and.
In fact. every college, university and
prep school in the States of Virginia.
North Carolina Maryland and the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
No one realizes more Than Manager
Corley that a world of work must be
done in order to make the meet the sue
cess which II should he. Coach Iaga-
man is enthusiastic over The prospects,
and is lending his aid. encouragement
circular letter will be sent to every
newspaper in the States from which
the contestants Will come, and the
same letter. which VIII he an invita-
ton To compete, will be sent TO the
colleges and universities.
All GnmcS Will he Tlnyed.
there re Viii be relay races, races. spirits.
vaultinS, standing and running broad
jumps, putting the shot, walking
matches. and all OF the other sports
which 60 10 make a successful and COM
But the chief interest, from a local
standpoint, Will be IN the four-cor-
n.rcd relay race between Richmond
Sidney and William and Mary. These
-four schools are old-time rivals in
every branch OF athletics, and the re-
lay race, which 1t is proposed to in
OF Tie rivalry. a silver cup Will lie
given the winner of the race, and the
team winning two years in succession
Will thereby win permanent possession
OF the cup.
For the other events suitable prizes
Will be awarded. The nature of these
priZcs Will be determined at q meet
ing 10 be held later. 1t is believed
that all Of The schools invited will
attend, and if this proves true the
Richmond College meet bids fair to
eclipse anything Of its Kind ever held
Will Have Three Glasses.
The contestants VIII be divided into
three classes. The universities will
engage In one class, colleges in the
second and the prep. schools in the
third. Under these conditions it IS
thought that an equitable arrangement;
can be made and he several partici-
pants properly classed
Despite the snow and cold vest erday.
Coach llagaman had the men out on
the track and sent them around for /.
Inst 40 yards, the time being better
squad consisting OF Vaughan. Gary.
Slaughter and wilson did the distance
IN y-sevcn seconds fat. The see
ond squad did better than Il minute.
iIagaman is Of the opinion that be-
fore the men get to Washington he
VIII be able TO clip at least two sec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01

ming else is the fact disclosed by the
correspondents that Richmond is sim
piy teaming With good material from
winch 10 pick teams.
J mere are pitchers and catciicrS ana
ihneidcrs ana out:icldcrs enough to
iakc more teams than will be actually
needed, so that each club in the league
should be able 10 secure 4 worthy
number OF substitutes. always dcsir-
aDic 70 have on hand
IRON present indications it seems
ihclN mat the meeting will be called
SSfurdhy Of ncyt week. Get busy and
Sehd IN your letters at once and don't
DC the turtle OF tho aggregation.
craving IN behind 1t means much to
get started right and the only way'to
get started right is to have every one
Interested ~ that first meeting. While
many letters have been received, and
"hile many more will be received, it
~ ~ csacntia that letters be received
from every ono who cares anything
ION hesitate and put 1t off from
day 70 day. or fael that YOU arc not
hcenco because YOU are Everybody
~ needed. The more people interest
Gu no Srcatcr the success Of the or
sGhi|nt ion SO get busy. Put your
thoughts into words: write the words
uo"h on paper. and then put the paper
IN an envelope and mail 1t to the sport
ing editor Of The Times Dispat ch.
Write plainly and sign your full name
an" address not for publication, but
IN order that letter. may be properly
nndreSsod 10 YOU, Informing YOU the
cNhct date upon which the meeting Will
NC callcd. Write now. B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
CHARTERS ISSUED

The following charters We're issued yester-
onthnmpion Bridge Corporation, Rich
mond Thomas $ Winston. president; VIII
Ham 7. Reed. vice president. O. J. sands
secretary aud trenSurcr--ail OF Richmond
Capital: Maximum, 5000; minimum, $50 :
z" OBJECTS; To construct and operate 4
private bridge across james River three
miles west Of Richmond.
Co Cooperative Commercial Orchards az Viz
ginia unc), Wayncsbnro Va. c. Loui. Az
len, president Washington. D. q; T. r.
knlcr vice president; ". w. Glass. IT,
secretary. both Of waynesboro. Va Cnpital:
MaNimnm, $1,000: minimum. ,c5.coo Oh
jccts. Orchard business.
n Forncy Mining Company UncD, Pulaski.
Va. r. NJ. Lawson. president. Burkes Gar
den. Va; -. s. Forncy. vice. president Pa.
inski Va. NJ. ~ caldwell. secretary and
treasurer Roanoke, Va. Capital Maximum
5000; minimum, $1,000. Objects: Mining
business. -
Warren,on Automobile Company Hnc.) /.
Warrenton, Va. d. =. Wood. president: J.
D. Richa ards. secretary: o. q. Calohan
treasurer; r. G. Richards general manager
all Of Warrcnton. Va. Capital: Maximum.
$500. minimum. $500. Objects Automobile
business.
Brandon Realty Corporation. Norfolk. Va
r. a. Dadson, PRESIDENT; l.. g. Dodson, vice
PRESIDENT r. g. Dodson, secretary aud
treasiry-al or Norfolk. Capital: Maximnn.
s?5 coo: minimum so,50o. Objects: Real cs-
business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
BASEBALL STRONG
AMONG M|DD|ES''
Think Omen Of Luck Regarding
Visiting Team Will Turn Tide
Against Soldiers.

.Annnpois, Md january Sl.-ProS-
pcctS lor 4 strong nine at tile Naval
Academy are eXGcllcn, this year ana
good schedule VI games has been
Arranged, ending With the annual game
against the Military ACADEMY on May
%. The final game Will be played at
West Point Last year the soldiers
won, ana tie naval lads are going
10 make a big effort 10 insure "a diff
fcrcnt result this scar. An unusual
fact connected With tile series is that
nearly al OF the games have been
wpn ~ Tho visiting team
The squad Will begin practice in the
cage about February 10, ana Will get
III the opcn as soon rs the weather
PERMITS This Will have TO lie at IN
curly date, as the season opens on
STARCH y. With a game as;ins, St,
JOINTS, the local college, Lieutenant
Tred II Potect former Naval Aca,i-
clify player. IS 10 lie tho head coach
ami his principal assistant will be
frank Wheaton. the Yalc football ana
baseball player, who acted as ield
coacil OF the football team during the
season Just closed .
\ notable event Of the season Will
be the visit of the HARVARD squad from
A.pril la to April y, inclusive. Tic
Harvard mcn viii usc tho grounds of
the Naval Academy for sprin. prac-
tice, ana there Will lie ono 81 Two
match games While they are in M
napolis The :isii the Harvard squau
Is anticipated With much interest The
1iafNard baseball squad visited the
aSaue''lN regularly IN previous years
Tor several days Of sprimg practice Int
more recently mas been having their
preliminary work at charlottesville.
Va.
Tic fun Navy schedule is: March -.
ST Johns: March -. University OF
Penns ylyana March ea Rockhill.
-\pili Anhorst: APRIL :, Maryland
Asficultural College; April 81, Pcnnsyi-
NAnn stats April II, Rutgers, April
~ Backnell .Aprn ~ University of
/. Maryland; ADril -, University Of North
Carolina; April aG, ST Johns, April -
university II Virginia May 8, Catho-
IL university; May {, Swarihmore
May 49, ST loins May IS Dickinson
Mty II, MARYLAND Athletic CUB: May
IN GEORGETOWN and May ~ United
States Military Academy at West
Point
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01

Georgetown and North Carolina are to
be parts OF this pact. no information
could be obtained
Nundran,suinr Alliance.
II Il qnadraneulur alliance is. formed.
II would seem that each team would
have TO play three games every year.
unless they play each other IN ROUNDED
lashion. each team playing two others
each year. and emitting one each year
rho Virginia Hopkins game would
probably alternate between Baltimore
ana Lambeth Field 1T the University OF
Virginia: the Carolina game would
continue to lie played In Richmond. ana
the Georgetown contest remain a fix
ture at Georgetown field.
Whatever may be the final outcome
OF This organization. it is fun Of great
possibilities and VIII unnuestionably
exert a great influence on athletics IN
the South Atlantic states, in fact. it
may change the map Of athletics in
this section
The 'ligibil,y codg between Hop
kin$ and Virginia IS nov being shaped
by Benjamin. Howell GriswoId, or Hop
l<ins and Dr- Albert l.eFevre Of the
niNcrsitN OF Virginia..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01


improved method Of handling himself
toid in the distance he igade, going a
good eight inches beyond his; previous
best . mark With the handicap he viii
ne given because Of his FIRST entrance
into track meet he should be able to
score for the Richmond team
iinEaninn Makes Good Coach
But whatever the Richmond SQUAD
does at Washington and Churlottcs-
vile VIII be we'll. for the reason that
the men have not had tho long training
which the Other teams have lad uag-
aman Is a good coach. and the college
Is peculiarly fortunate in being able to
get man OF his calibre. but even
Eiasanan must have time in which
70 round his men into form Therefore
neither the Washington meet nor the
CharlottcsVillc meet viii be II fair
test OF his ability. nor of the ability.
of the men WORKING; under him.
"hcn The SprinS meet is held II viii
DC different. The coach will have had
Tune In which 70 gauge his material.
VIII nave worked the mon up To the
best possible condition. and then watch
the Richmonders shine. The NEE; rill
De success, and all that the manage
mcnt mas 70 do now is TO get ia work
ana make things hum from now until
the day definitely decided ,,pon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
GROWTH IN EXPENSES
large business Done by c. Il o, Re.
suits In LcsS SmrplMs for Month

Maintaining the gradual increase in
ny proportion OF expenses to gross
earnings. the Chesapeake and Ohio
R Rili way. in its report for the month Of
december. shows that this was G6 +
per cent. in 1910, against COL Der cent
lor the same month in 1909. or .
growth of ! per cent These figures
or course. as in al recent statements,
include the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Of Indiana for 1910. ana do MOI
include that road for 1909
or the SIN months embracing the
lattcr half Of the past Year the pro-
norton OF expenses to gross revenues
was oi.' per cent, as against $50 pcr
cent. in 1909 The increase is ihcrc.
fore 10 per cent.
There was a general gain in bust
ness. both for the month and for no
ma year; For the month the increase
N freight revenue is 6 per cent : that
IN passenger revenue . per cent: in
olhcf transportation revenue. Is Der
cent. In mont transportation revenue.
~ per cent. and in total revenue. 7
Per cent The operating expenses in
me meantime Increased /? per cent .
working = decrease in net operating
Of sos, I36.27 or 80 per cent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01

longs-lIerpes '(s to is first ella
Bryson IS to y second u. see II O.
to - third Time, 1:oT %
Fourth race-handicap: purse. $500:
tnfcc-Eear- and up, one mlc--GuS
iSher @ TO first. Master Robert
~ 70 - second. Mary Davis G. TO p
third. r!mc. 1880 2-5
Firth racc--selling: $500: three
ycar-olds and up: one mile-J Judge
Alonick c. TO - first, Tie Whip (l2
TO - second. Detect az to - third.
Time, 1910 80.
Sixth race-sclling: $500: FOUR year
oids and UP: one mile and seventy
Xards-koss HAMPTON G. to % first
FRANCES Ray Us to y second, Louis
Rcil G. to u third. Time. l:l7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
FAvORITES AGAIN
NOT IN RUNNING
iuy Fisher Only One to Win in
Days Races at Mon
Grief.

JackSonville Fla. January 3,-I,'n
Noritos at Moncricf to-day again failed
70 YIN, With one exception. Guy Fisher
Won the fourth and feature event, at
d 'hlie. III winch were entered tile hes,
horses 1T the track He outgamed Mas
ter fohcrt at the finish with half a
length 10 spare. Summaries:
FIRST racc--purSc. 500; two-ycar.
oidS- three iurlon gS-(A) DrcXc1l Hill
IS "a - first, Gold Mine (3 10 - sec.
onu Arany 6 TO u third. Time
Second racc-S400: five furlongs
SclilnS-Dcll l2 to u first. Monte
roN (even) second, Fort Worth (even)
third Time, 1:o5.
Third race-purse, $500: thrcc-year-
oids ana UP five and onc-half FUR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
MANY CANDIDATES
Several 0Gcr for Fire Bonrd to Su,
coed O.. Nutf 'I,f,xInr

Several oGcr for Fire Bonrd to sue
coed q. Watt Taylor.
Marshall Ward is sharply divided
over the nomination Of a member Or
the Board Of Fire commissioners to
succeed Captain G. Watt Taylor. RI
the ward delegation can get together !,
Joint session OF the Common Council
ana Board Of Aldermen Will be called
Tor Monday night just preceding the
regular monthly meeting of the Com
mon Council. One member of the ward
delegation said yesterday that it looks
now as though each member Of the
delegation will have his own cand,-
date -Four announced candidates are
IN the field: John Mann. IT., n Thomas
Mosby John Epps and Joseph Sor,.
while the names of others have been
mentioned. Mr.. Mann was formerly a
member OF the Board of Aldermen and
chairman of the Water Committee al
ne time of the building OF the first
setting basin tlumc. Mr.. Mostly is
also a former member OF the Board
OF Aidermcn and was AT one tee II
candidate for n place on the Board Of
Fire Commissioners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS
hiioi,--'.'I'l,c Itusir!.''
Luhiu-tutIdcIiiIc.
Dncl,>tn,Icr'S MINISTRIES.

Few pocisiadert Viii he seen q, the
A...cI.NQtmY % morrow night With his
Is lWentleth Century Minslrels.r now
Under iile comcd!an's own manage
lnenN rs IS usual with Dockstader. he
I,EoiliHes everything positively new.
~ faliS ne entertainment the '.Possiim
3lHht tluh iieNuea which presents the
n1,ilil'i,l!y II series Of lauslablc in
clHfhts Those Of particular mention
.ars + traycsiy OF Epstnnd's "Chnn
ttties' ana Inc comic opera pima
.Gt \ Spectacular dancing act, en-
l55fa "l>ouisiana," which Introduces
I"l.V4l phnson and twenty carefiilly
5,ali... tSrasichorcan artists. Lew
IhehSiader, as usual. gives lira anI
%eal ~ the show with his I,p-t0-d,,i,
~ lslnS 4; floats over the heads
~ 9e audienGc in, All arship. looks
hpNh upon he CITY ana sings topcal
S8nBS fepiete WAN local hits Of a
i II ,il 33e'l charactcr Tic company IN
39ahs arrbil Johnson Eddie Alazin,,.
iiappE Nnulty. Gharlcs Fall< Wilii., =
~ Frank l'arron ana many oth-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
May FORM ASSOCIATION
cnil for Meeting VIII Soon &c Issued
by Coach Of StuuntUn Military
.Acntlcmy

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
stanton, Va. January ;sl-Coach
Nrebs Of the Staunton Military Acad-
envy. is trying to form an athletic as
ISOLATION OF all preparatory schools
Of the state, and he has drawn up ii
constitution which prcscribes uniform
qualifications for intercollegiate sports
defining professional" giving clgibil-
ity rules. matriculating limit, tim.
unit at certain schools, ana covering
the points that now cause contentious
among the schools. 1t is probable
mat a meeting will be called at an
carly date, and that all preparatory
schools in the state will be invited
10 send representatives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-01
.,1TEI.L BADLY INJURED.
Fight with Tommy I<iIbaHc Declnr,
M CoufcSf

Cleveland. o.. January 31.--Thc fight
hatween Abe Attcll feathcrwcight
champion. and Tommy Ililbane here
last night, in which Attcli broke his
right flat shoulder bone. was declared
no contest by Referee Will Mckay
to-day.
The injury to the champion proved
more serious to-day, when 1t was
learned that his left arm was also
strained and bruised. However. in
spite OF his almost helpless condition.
Attcll insisted on leaving tonight for
New York, where he will put himself
under the care of a specialist