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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
AMATEURS HAPPY
OVER BIG SEASON
lCphuhned from First Pace

Continued from First PaEeJ
amateurs win command as ,nnch :,
tention In this town as the profcss,,,,,
ais.
In tao Old Dominion League ~.
managers arc not asleep. ana from mo
way Things look al the Office or ~
secretary OF the commission, ono woi,I,
lnihh mat this was the onIy cluss "a"
league In the. city. The sidney S,ars
are very ambitious set of youngsters
ana can sec nothing but a prnnant
hontinS over the park that they cali
nome. Manager Perk.n OF this team.
is q hard worker. and If this counts
for anything Will have a team whic,
VIII nave to be rcckoned within The
post-scnson seres.
The Barton Heights, with Manager
Wilkinson, of last years Broolilands
Eas. End League, at tho helm. is go
Ing some in The line OF making IN n
team, and thinks that his team will he
the olc taat VIII get all OF the flowers
OF the end of the season
The other managers in this league
arc just as confident OF winning every
thing in sight as these two, and can
not see how they Will he anywhere
hut ON tor at tho closing day pros.-
dent Lotouchc, of this ieaguc, hus
Is os his secretary, and should be con.
giatuloted OH his luck in getting q
man, who is 80 thoroughly capable and
Well acquainted with The amateurs OF
this city. In tho opinion OF the writer
Knightls- Is one Of the best postci,
amateur baaebalI men In this city, and
will prove most valuable man to
the league.
The c.apital CITY League Will meet
Monday night at the Il. II. !. NJ. &. A..
al $3.50 o'clock. All managers arc
urgently requested to attend this
meeting, as thcro Is q vast amount ~
important business on hand TO be at
tended TO. In addition to deciding on
who the sixth franchise viii be given
to. the schedule VIII he taken up and
matters of similar Importance Will be
discussed.
IL ia very nearly settled fact that
the Alcos Will he the team that will
complete the roster of the Capital Cuy
League. and the league snould be con-
GRADUATED on being able to secure
such team as these people are cap
aide NJ putting into the hc!d.
Time is growing short and all
leagues or teams desiring To Join Il
league under the jurisdiction of the
commission, should communicate with
tho secretary as soon as possible. From
the present outlook 1t seems that
there will be another league formed
this week. which Will make four
leagues that have already been or
ganizcd, with the prospects bright for
O couple more to como.
tF The organized anna tour movement Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
WASHINGTON AND LEE
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Thirty Two Games Will BE Played, "a on the
Home Grounds-Al Orth Soon Will Take
Charge Of andidates for Team

March 29-Lafaycttc College. at
Lexington.
March So-Iafayctto College, al
LcNington.
Arrn University Of Vermont, al
Lexington.
Apll University of Vermont a,
Lexington.
Aprh i-st. Johns College. at Lex.
mGton
April 5--Columbia. at Lexington.
April G--Columbia. ut Lexington.
Aprn S-Pcnn State, al Lexington
April S--penn State. mt Lexington
April i0--rrinity. OF Connecticut, al
Lexington.
Aprh ll-Trinity. of Connecticut, a,
Lexington.
April l2--univcrsIty OF South Caro-.
llnia. at Lexington.
April iG--W Western Maryland. at Lex.
.Aprn 1S---Roanokc College, at Lex.
ington,
April ls-catholic University. a,
Lexington.
April 2o--y. p. l.. at Blac-sburg.
April ga. and Nj. OF North caro-.
lima, at Lexington.
April 25-Iichmond College. at Lex,
ington.
April ae-Emory and Henry. at Lex.
ington.
April 2o--wes; Virginia. at I.cxing.
ton
April ao-west virginia. at Lex
| ington.
| May 1.-GuiIford, at Lexing ion.
| May Trinity. OF NortL Carolina
May a-rrinity, of North Carolina
at Lexington
Nav C--Jiniycrzi.y re C.oorz;, A.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
vIRG1NIANS WIN
FROM BAP lists.
Wake Forest Loses by Margin
of One Goal to v. P. I.
Quint.
Especial to Tho Timcs.Dispatch. !

Wake Forest, n. c.. February H.
betore the largest crowd that ever
attended basketball game at this
pace, and in tho most exciting game
ever played here. the V. z. l. quint
octeated Wake Forest tonight by the
narrow margin OF one goal. which was
shot in tho last minute of play. The
hnal score was 81 to 10. It was the
second time in the history Of the game
mat a visiting college team was able
20 defeat tho local varsity, and the
visitors easily made up the best col
n nese Team ever seen on the home
Hoor Though defeated, Wake Forest
mad many opportunities to win. Tho
number of goals missed by Wake For
est was incredible With no ono on
them tho local players would miss the
curate I'm shooting all their goals.
The game was clean and fast, and
though tho number of fouls called on
wake Forest was numerous, none was
Tor rough playing. Tho Legge broth
ers were tho malnsteys of the Virgin
ians: Wake Forests defeat may DO
aHt,Einused p In part to the fact that hat,
game with a. s. NJ. on Thursday night,
was in poor condition Tonight and
went into the game against the in
several stitches over his right eye. and
with Captain Beam, the other forward.
havins but ono eye. as he lost his sight
by an injury In q basketball game last
year. Wake Forest was clearly at u
disadvantage. Fully 100 young women.
who have been here 10 attend tho an
niveranry exercises, remained over for
The game Tonight. Lineup:
Wake Forest Position. V.P.I.
Beam. II. right forward. .Leggc. w.
(Captain)
Holding. r.. left forward. .Leggc; f.
Holding, b.. centre. ..... Hughes
Utley. right guard. ..Mcnefec
Dowd Beam. left guard. 80. .Keisling
(Captain)
Summary: Referee, Crozier Umpire,
Rcise. Time of halves, 20 minutes.
Field goals--Bcam. H., 4; Holding, r..
!; Holding, B., 2; Dowd, q Legge, W.
2; Legge, F., 8; Hughes. .. Foul goals
Beam, /; Legge. W.. /: Leggc. T., z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
Charge ct

Lexington, Va, February 1i.--Tho
Ihc Washington ana Lee baseball
schedule has been completed ana IL
is til best that the university has
ever had. In all, thirty-two games
VIII be played. twenty-four being on
and Lee aggregation viii so UP against
The best. Southern teams, az we'll as
Columbla, Pennsylvania State, George
town and the Navy. Manager .lack-
son tried to secure dates with both
Harvard and Yale, but no agreement
could he reached satisfactory TO both
parties. He also cndcavorcd 10 get a
snmc with North Carolina, but that
could not be arranged.
Captain Moran has already issued
the tirst Gull for candidates. and from
now until the weather opens IN they
VIII be gwen indoor work in the
Synlnasum Some OF tho men have
taken regular exercise throughout the
winter and ure in excellent physical
condition. About forty applicants Tor
places have already responded
Practically all OF last years team,
with the exception OF Brown, third
base. are back. though II is reported
that some of the new material win
make the old men work TO keep their
positions. Bone. Miles, Ruftery. Lille.
Stewart and Malcolm arc especially
mentioned as being likcly to push some
one for berth Tompkins. too. is
spoken of as a ;wirlcr OF some ability,
AID. with the veteran Moran back rs
captain, the p'.chinE end or il win be
well cared FOR.
Al Ortl, who has just declined an
offer TO coach the Princeton pitching
stan, takes charge Of the ,quad tho
1et Of March. and it IS felt that. und Ell
his direction. tho team VIII settle
down u work early in the season
The team vill start on its Southern
trip about May :, playing The hrst
gains with the University OF Georgia
in Athens, and closing the season
w.th the Navy IN anna polls
The schedule in detail follows
March 27--Colgate, at Lexington.
March :S--Colgate, at Lexington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
LyNCHBURG Wins
one SIOEO GAME
Especial TO The Tlmes-pispatch.

II. II
Lynchburg, Va. February 1.-THE
,.ynchburg High School basketball team
This evening bcsted charlottesville High
School at the Young Mems Christian
association the score being 81 to III
The visitors were entirely outclasscd
except in flashes of defensive work. In
passing and pretty team work Lynch
burg cxcelled. and the game was as
one-sided as the score indicates Line
up:
lynchhurg. Position. charlottesville
J.. Dillon. right forward. 49,. Jones
(McCormick)
lee. ....... left forward. :. Ella nniEan
Johnson. centre .Whitlock
Comm. right guard Mccormick
lWoCdward)
A. Dillon. left guard. Powers
Referee, Mr.. Cramcr. OF Lynchburiy
Summary: Scorc-Lynchburg, ~; Char
lottesvilic, II. Field goals--L Dillon
Up. Lee CO., Johnson (Sl. Whit.2ciS
Mccormick go, powers, Flanagan
Goals from fouls-L. Dillon 90. Whit
lock, Powers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
MILE RELAY RACE
WON BY SPIDERS
scoring thirteen marks Thorpe. of
Carlisle. was second, with ten.
Summarizes.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

scoring thirteen marks. Thorpe. of
Carlisle, was second, with ten.
Summarizes.
100 yards, handicap-Won by Rob-
ert Eller, Georgetown University
Time, 10 10 seconds.
100 yards. interscholastio-Won by IA.
Childs. Georgetown ~. CD Prep. Time,
10 ga seconds.
sSo-yard run. open Handkerchief by
G. L. Landow. Georgetown University
(savcntcen yards). Time. 2:o2.
Sixteen-pound shot. handicap-Wo on
by j. Thorpe, Carlisle (scratch). Dis
tance. AZ feet s Il inches.
Half-nulo relay race--Won by Ire
mont Athletlc CLUB. Washington, ID. G.
High jump. open handicap-Wor by
]. Thorpe. Carlisle (scratch), feet
. "a inches.
"a 30 seconds.
One-mile relay racc---Non by Mcr-
cersburg Academy; second, Episcopal
High School. Alexandria. Va. Time, 3
minutes 80 90 seconds.
one-mile run, open handlcap-Won
by Fred Lee, Johns Hopkins tscratch).
Time. 1880 As.
44o-ynrd dash, interscholast!c handi-
cap-Won by J. Meredith. Mercersburg
Academy (scratch). Time. 80 So sec
onds.
i0o-yard hurdle--Won by Robert Ell
Ter. Georgetown. Time. II as seconds
(world's indoor record).
i40-yard dash--Won by G.. Vandyne,
Time. minutes ~ seconds.
One-mile relay---Won by George
Washington University. Time. 3 min
utes 10 is seconds.
, Onemile relay-Won by Richmond
College. Time, minutes 50 seconds.
Threa-milc special-Wnn by /. TIE
wanimu, of Carlisle. Time IA min
utes i6 as seconds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
VIRGINIANS FIGHT
HAROFOR VICTORY
But New York Quint Wins From
Lexington Team by Score
of 80 to 20.
| speeial 10 The Times Dispalcn. /,

Special to The Times -D!spatchJ
New York, February 1i.--In one of
the fastest games played on the Col
lefe OF the City OF New York court
this season. tho Z. c. n. Y. Quintet
defeated the Washington and Lee i've
tonight by a score Of so to -. Tho
visitors made strohg bid for the
donors, lighting hard throughout botn
periods.
-Four goals by southwick ana Kauf
mon in the last five minutes OF tn.
game enabled c, {. X. Y. to win. Tnc
score:
e. G. y. \. Position ". & J..
souihwick lett forward Rancrt:
Kaufman ....riGht forward.... Iialiis
Keplan ..... centre. ...... Mics
Frank right guard ma.
tri>dman right guard. ... Burl<,
score-C C. y y, 30; Washington
and Lee - Goals from fcld--sonth-
wick. 1: kaufman, i Frank. Friedman.
e; Hallis, 8; Miles. s Burke. Goals
from fouls-Friedman S; RaMerty 5.
Referoe, j; Wcndciton, Savagc'y Gym
nasium. Time OF halves, twenty min.
utcs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
FREDERICKSBURG
TO HOLD RALLY


action has been taken BY the COM
Many OF tho most pron,enn,
men in the State have been III
'lted to address the meeting s del
esation from Richmond will be on
no nd 70 take part. II is expected that
enough support will be pledged at this
meeting TO make Fredcrlcksburs's
share OF the money needed INSURED.
Locally, the work ia going steadily
on. Committees arc being named and
workers arc being enlisted In tho
cause. Just as soon as the orGaniza-
ZION is perfected the actual work OF
raising the money will begin. Squads
VIII be placed on tho streets. In ad-
oition Inc city Of Richmond and the
state OF Virginia viii be ASKED 10 APP
propr!itc money fur the road.
no Chamber Of Commerce and the
othnr civic organizations OF Richmond.
including the Retail Mcrchanta' Asso-
cation, the south Richmond Business
Men's association. the Business Mems
club. tho Travellers Protective Associa-
tlon. tho Advertisers Club and III.
United Commercial Travellers, Will lend
their enaucncc toward making the
project success. The value of the
road is well known. The ora thing TO
u? accomplished is to adopt the best
plan for making the project a reality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
BANKERS ENTER
TEAMS IN meet.
CONTINUED from First PAGER


MIN !; great race in the mile event
S5anPazzi and Mulligan are sprlnters
1 o. nc mean worth and hope to show up
Iodd. Captain Carrigan. of George
town. has but one man TO fear He
Is Meredith. OF Richmond College
at,nese Two sprintors Will have it out in
washington and Leo Will race George
washington, and hope to win, trying to
redeem tho defeat at the hands of
nIrEinia at the Georgetown games.
itayne. of Washington and Lee, hopes
to repeat his Washington victory by
carrying off the fifty-yard dash. Tho
univerSity of Maryland will havo nm
unusually strong; squad. Carolina win
S W,n.to big squad. headed by Captain
WINSTON. and tho mon will fight to
WIN the relay against V. p. l.
inc Baltimore Cross-Country Club
and the fremont and Washington
cross Country Clubs will be well worth
witnessing. these three being old-ti1no
rivals on the path. The Agricultural
and Mechanical College OF North Caro-
Ina VIII BIO represented by q team for
the first time In the history of the
school
Richmond College Will have squad
of twenty men, and the feature event
of the evening will be tho relay be-
tween the Blues and College. Manager
lSnnton expects the largest crowd ever
attending n track meet in the Sopth.
Tickets will bc so cents and rs cents,
and VIII be on salo at all public places
In Richmond,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

~ finances tho league. Few of tho
clubs mado money last year pndor tho
smaller division. How arc they going
further carried out7 In an eight club
circuit. naturally the losing towns get
10 tho winning towns. speaking from q
+ box oi1ieo standpoint, less often. thore-
fore their receipts suffer. IL they
could not make money undo, Increased
revenues. how can they hopo 70 do SO
when tho treasury is depleted, or rath-
or decreased?
Crop Western Towns.
But that really isn't tho point a is.
sue. The move is to set the Western
cities out OF the circuit and form grac-
ticslly an Eastern Virginia League
composed of Richmond. Eetorsburg
Norfolk, Portsmouth. Newport News
and Suffolk. Internationally this would
be an ideal circuit However, is it
fair TO bring this about by literally
forcing out OF tho league three clubs
which have always mot all obliGations?
Tho constitution adopted is practi
cally tho same as existed last year. *
president must be elected, II not the
nDn in office holds over. That was
what started tho row over Williams.
Next year II there happens to be tic
vote for the presidency. the league must
he rcorSanizcd again. And SO Is will
continue from year to year. Since tho
objections TO Williams arc not known.
II can DO seen just how much Justice
WAS contained in tho hue and cry for
his scalp. and these charges lend color
10 the Impression that 4 president of
tho league who would foarlcssly do his
duty, inflict fines when ho thought them
necessary and enforce tnc constitution
TO the letter. was not desired
The playing season Is fas; approach
ing. The Virginia League is sim Iii
Nidcd. II It survives one. half Of the
season. II will DO big surprise Play
ers and managers must feel n little
shaky over the way tho league is be-
ing handled, and nothing better In the
way of baseball is being considered. If
the magnatcs want to mako the league
a success and profitable. they had bet
Ter seek 10 improve the game, rather
than play checkers with the several
cities in tho circuit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
Brc FEATURES on pnoGnAM.
for international Ayin
Tim Meet In ChIcnuo

Chicago, February I7.-Omc!als OF
the Aero Club OF America. the Aero
Club OF Illinois. and the International
Aviation Meet Association ut a meeting
here to-day decided 10 hold tho James
cult contest OF 1900 miles and several
minor events as features OF the second
annual International aviation meet In
Chicago this summer. An elaborate
program of short flights Will he given
prior to the james Gordon Bcnnct cup
event.
Promoters OF tho meet said the prize
Tor the grand circuit event would
amount 10 $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
stnn,IinC of iii. c,,,,,.
Schedule for the y.c.k =,

Monday night
Jeffs vs. Dlngbuts.
G. & Q vs.. Richmond Lunch.
Sock S,,,. PRINTING co. rs. N,wpor,e.
fa,Wvs M hsin Robertson vs.. owens & Minor.
Nirginians vs.. Alcos
Thursday
Journals vs.. Times 1oisps,eh
Ni En;no Press VS., Bnrk &. co.
Tor Co. 'o"'FA-i "
cNh!bition). ''"'cFsoii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
Amcrirn viii send renm.

tSIitSlh1 " JHc lfncS- Dispatch
washington. February lT-Sn-
nouncement was made by the National
would send q Team 10 compete i'm tne
international continental rifle matches
az Baynnnc- Biarritz. France, In July.
Ihc American association hopes t.
lbnd the 1913 information matches
from Camp Perry, .. Try outs for tho
American team at the French contest
VIII hn noll at Cnnln prrl.N ~, MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

spreading. and Petersburg has written
President Hill asking for q copy Of
IL chinnnd'a constitution and by-laws.
IT. may be that Petersburg Will ring
Is ON the ntcrcity series
The. committee appointed to sol,
tickets for the purpose OF raising
FUNDS TO build parlss are making very
favorable reports, and 1t looks now
as there VIII have to be an additional
5000 tickets printed to supply the do
mand.
omcInI bulletin.
Tho following contracts have been
hicd with tho secretary OF tho COM
mission up TO 7 o'clock p. NJ Sat.
urday, February II:
Capital City League:
By Ashland-I.. G.. Rowe. r. ~. Ed.
wards.
By Athle,ics-P. jenkins, n. G. VII.
cox. W. Il. Docppe.
By Coilegians-Gcorge II. Gilbert.
Burton II. Smith. W. w. Cottrcll, j.
Frank Dunn. C. d. whitohurst, ]. r..
Paschall, Jr., Stanley Clarke.
Old Dominion League
BY Sidney stnrs-R. V. Morln, e. C.
CHI .tum
BY Jocbs 6 Levy-Hcrmond Rcdford,
A. T. Hampton. Fred W. BEDFORD,
Willie Lowe, W. T.. Clarke w. II.
Meade, Graham Clements. G. G. Totty.
BY Tlgers--Thomus j. Davis.
The Old Dominion League held an enthu,-
instic meeting last night at tho r. r. Y, 81.
Z. a The most important feature OF tho
meeting was the election OF the Douic.srds
TO M ;ha place OF the H.Ehianders, which
ea'n has Sone 10 the Capitol City L-aya;c
Robert knishtiy accepted the office or eec-
fe,a!y. ana mighty good man he IL.
-Nfter considering several matters OF minor
importance the league adjourned 10 meet
tho rccond week In March.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
CouIon Is Enroritc.

Especial 10 The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New Orleans, La, February H.
Johnny Coulon. bantamweight cham
pion, is Il ten to eight fuvorito Tonight
over frankie Burns, the Jersey City
fighter. in their twcnty-round fight
heS- tomorrow afternoon. The boys
will weigh III at l16 pounds, and 1t is
said that the Jersey city boy has been
Soulon will receive II guarantee OF
$4,000, with the privilege of accepting
30 per cent. for his end, whilc Burns
Is working OH u 30 per cent. basis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM FOR
ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Williamsburg. Va. February IL
Coach Young. Of William and Mary
College. has arranged an attractive
program for the annual athletic meet
TO be held in the gymnasium next Sat
urday night. Besides Il basketball
game between the scrubs and academy.
wrestling match relay races, and othor
exhibitions of gymnastics. there will
DC y half-doHcn boxing bouts. which
have grown very popular with the men
this season.