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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
RYAN WILL COACH
V|RG|N|A'S TEAM
Nationals Veteran Coach Sorry
Ayers Won't Report
in Time.

New York. February 1l-Jack Ryan. the
Climbers veteran coach after comforting
with Clark Griffith to-day. wired the Uni
versity Of Virginia that he would accept
there. and will take charge March Ia. to
continue Till May 2 While the Washing
ton team is at Charlottesville. Ryan VIII
take care Of both teams. and will remain
at the University till his contract expires
before joining the Climbers on tho road
Il got wire from Virginia last Saturday
hut did not want 10 close with thine till had
seen Griff.' lack said today. But Grin
says that can dc whatever locke good TO
rae. SO shall accept the place. shall do
all possible for the Washington pitchers TIL
they leave Charlottesville. and then I shall
join them the moment can get away from
Virginia.
IF only Joe Engel can come through this
year ] shall he delighted, and | shall spend
most OF my time with him and that big
moose, Cashion. Cashion Is going he one
oi the greatest pitchers in the business, and
Ensei VIII ne hnothcr as soon as he gets
a littc weight and knowledge OF the fast
game in the big show. Grin is mighty
lucky In having these two Kids on his team.
This fellow Dent. that Crit snacgcd from
Newark. Is another good looking youngster
I've seen him work in the International
League and he LOOKS good me. He's big
and has good control. He ought to make
I'm sorry that Ayres isn't going 10 re-
port IN the spring. recommended him
after seeing him pitch q double header moi
giving a base on balls In the first game and
hoiiinS down the other team To Il coupie
OF mus lie Is throwing away fine oppor-
porting At the training camp
Ryan Is wintering in Jersey City. and planp
10 drive his motor car to Washington when
nc starts to report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
TO WAGE FIGHT ON
QUACk MEDICINES
Valley of Virginia Retail Drug
gists' Association Holds
Meeting.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Charlottesville. Va. February H.
The Valley or Virginia District Retail
Druggists Association met here to-
day in semiannual session, with Pres
ident G.. M. Farrar, of Clifton Forge.
presiding.
The association. which was formed
three years ago in Rockingham County
for the purpose of advancing the inter
ests of retail druggists. is growing
rapidly. and within the next few
months. it is thought. will include the
retail druggists of the entire State.
The Legislature will! be urged to pass
law requiring patent medicine men
to furnish the state Board of Phar
macy with formulas of their nostrums
before they are allowed to put same
on sale in Virginia. determined
effort will be made to eliminate all
"quack" medicines.
The association adjourned Tonight,
afttr electing the following officers:
president, +. r. Landon. of Charlottes-
vile; vice-president. F. l.. Grove. OF
Clifton Forge: secretary. III. fl. Aid
hizer. of Broadway: treasurer. j. j.
Reilly, OF Harrisonburg.
The next meeting of the association
Will be held In StauntOn, at the call
of the president
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12

Baltimore. February 1.-THE biggest
indoor athletic event ever held in this
city is scheduled to take place Sat
urday night ut the Fifth Regiment Ar
mory. when representative teams from
many colleges will meet for the annual
Johns HopkinsF Fifth Regiment Armory
games.
Baltimore's Fifth Regiment Armory
was last before :Se people when under
its great arched dome was nominated
the next President of the United States
Woodrow Wilson. President elect
Wilson is Il Johns Hopkins aiurunus
and the committee tried its hardest to
get MIR. Wilson to be honorary referee
but the President elect is so busy that
he Will not be able to join the uni
versity men in their annual event.
University of Virginia. Richmond
college. George Washington University,
University OF North Carolina and other
Southern schools will send their teams
to Baltimore for the grandest of the
winters indoor meets.
The enrolment for entries closed last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
NEWbERN WANTS
BASEBALL TEAM
Reorganization of Eastern Caro-
lima Association Seems on Fair
Way to Contamination.

Newborn, y. g., February ll.-Base-
ball is the chief topic before the sport
loving public in Newborn just at this
time. Since the meeting ut Goldsboro
several days ago of representatives
boro and Newborn. and the Willingness
OF these towns to reorganize the old
Eastern Carolina Baseball Association
II TWO other towns could be induced
to put team in the league. there have
been redoublcd efforts on the part OF
the lCcal fans TO bring this about
clyde Ely, who was elected chair
man at the Goldsboro meeting, has
written letters to Il number of towns
setting forth the plan OF the proposed
association and urging that they join.
1t Is learned that Wilmington is In
favor of entering this league, and that
the necessary money To operate and
support a team can be secured. but
that there is no leader the to push
the project. However. meeting ut
which the matter will he definitely
decits,d VIII be held AT Goldsboro dur
ms the latter part of this month, and
II is confidently expected that WI
minEton Will he represented at tina,
time and will agree to enter the league
1t is also thought that If Wilmington
does this, that Rocky Mount will con
slider her action in the matter ana VIII
also come in That the local fans are
confidently expecting this is evidenced
by the fact that work on the ball park
is going ahead rapidly, and the place
Will be in readiness by the opening of
the season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
TRINITY STOPS
WINNING STREAK
Defeats Emory and Henry Quint
by Score of So
to Is
Especial to The Ttmeg.nisn,,cr

Especial to The Timcs- Dispatch
Durham. y. c.. February i1.-Despitc
the fact that the locals returned only
sunday from a disastrous trim into
virginia and Washington City. where
every one of the five games n,,ved
were lost, Trinity tonight broke Emory
and Henry's winning streak IN North
carolina. and took the game by the
overwhelming score of sc 10 IL. Emory
ana Henry was on the defensive
throughout the entire game, and scored
onlF one goal in the first half. Trinity
shot SIX field goals during the fret
hair. and Silcr took three OF six fouls.
In the latter half or play, she threw
goals AZ VIII almost The VirEinIans
seemed TO b- off their bases. and the
poor exhibition of the game that they
put up was really surprise TO tho
spectators. In the light of the excellent
naiI they have been playing in other
games In this State. Carolina. Wake
Forest and a. and NJ. fell before the
victors. but Trinity proved the master
OF the situation tonight, Lineup.
Trinity--White. right forward. Siler
left forward: Cherry, centre: 1'horne.
right guard, Brinn. left guard.
Emory and. IIenr%-Russeil. right
forward; Browder. LEFT forward Mich
OILS. centre; Logan. right guard. Grove.
left guard
Field goals-Silcr, r Brinn. 4:white
.; Cherry. . Thornc. i Russell. Brow
der. GROVE, Logan. one each. Siler took
six OF ten chances at fouls. virginia
TOOK four OF thirteen chances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
STAR PIRATES
ARE HOL DOUTS

pittsburgh. Pa, February IL
President Barney Dreyfuss is up
against something new in the Pirate
camp holdouts Claude Hendrix. cham.
pion pitcher Of the National League:
Bobbie Byrne. star third sacker. and
Jack Miller who holds down first. have
refused TO come into the fold Drey-
fuss must revise his salary figures
before this trio will he satisfied
Jack Miller made a demand for more
salary last spring. and. it is said, got
a promise. Apparently his 1919 con
tract carried no boost. Hendrix real
izes he is a grand pitcher. His salary
last season was small, because he was
green and had made no record RIt
his performance in 1912 and McC;rav's
eagerncss to buy him have changed
things.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
COMMISSION TO
MEET THURSDAY
Governing Body of Amateur
Baseball Will Hear Important
Reports From Managers.

Tho Amateur Baseball Commission
will meet Thursday night In the office
Of commemorative Attorney Minitree
Folkes TO hear reports from the man
ayers of the several leagues as TO what
provisions have been made for parks
durnc the approaching season. Tne.e
are numerous other matters to come
up for discussion. particularly that re-
lsting TO the appropriation of $4,000 TO
be asked from the Administrative Board
for eQulppiug parks. one or two OF the
members OF the committee which is to
appear before the administrators are
out Of the city, bu, the commission
will ondcavor to fix a date upon which
the commission Will meet. The amend
cd rules read at the last meeting will
lac adopted the constitution providing
That changes in the rules must lie over
at least one week before being acted
upon The time of the meeting has
heen set at >:l5 o'clock and President
Hill is anxious that all members be on
band promptly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
DANv|LLE TO VOTE
ON LOCAL OPTION
Anti-Saloon League Will Call
Election as Soon as
Possible.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch


Danville. Va, February lI-At n
meeting OF the executive committee OF
the Anti Saloon League held here this
afternoon II was unanimously decided
TO call local option election as soon
as possible. This meeting was attend
ed by number of Danvilles minis
ters. and also layncn Interested in the
prohibition cause. The local option
campaign committee Will at once begin
circulating petitions in order to get
the signatures of % per cent of the
voters at the last election. which WAS
l.40O. necessary to call the election.
This done.the petitions will be present
ed TO Judge Peatross. of the Corpora
ton Court, who will call the election
after serving thirty days notice upon
the citizens
The president Of the local Anti Sa-
loon League stated tonight that the
passage OF the Webb bill had nothing
10 do with the action OF the commit
tee, but that the matter had been un-
der consideration for some time past
II is little over two years since the
last election was held. The fight prom
ises TO be an unusually close one, as
both sides have we'll marshaled forces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
TWO MORE GAMES
ON HOME FLOOR
A. & M. Hopeful of Victory Over
North Carolina and
Trinity.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

west Raleigh. y. c., February IL
The y. and NJ basketball uuint, after
daiiy practice under Coach Sanborn,
ana the several hard games played
during the first part OF the season, has
SHOWN marked Improvement, as was
SHOWN In the fast. game played against
wake Forest Saturday night and
every man is working hard to put the
team In shape for the remainder of the
games. There are two games to be
played with Trinity and one with
CaroIlna, besides one more game with
the Baptists. TO be played at Wake
Forest
So far the Red and White have won
every game played against teams in
inc state Intercollegiate Basketball
League ana III the men continue TO i'm
prove as they have I'm the past two
weeks tneN have n mighty good chance
OF winning from Carolina and Trim
n.y. sumner is one of the fastest men
Oh me team, and the surest tosser.
ne threw nine field goals and thirteen
soais from fouls in Saturdays game.
anu "iways lands Il majority Of the
Hoais made. Terry, at centre. stand
ing six feet three Inches is aiwavs nm
the JoD. ana especially good at recoy-
erinS the ball, and also n good goal
thrower. Captain Phillips, Mason and
jeffrey are all very fast, ana tho whole
quint Is exhibiting good team work
the game Saturday night with Trinity
CoiieSe ana Saturday week with the
UNIVERSITY are the only two remaining
games mat will be played nj home. and
they should prove to he the two beat
eHhiDiuohs on the local floor this sea-
son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
LOW SCORES AGAIN
FEATURE TOURNEY
Best Total Registered Is 238 by Mcintyre Rich
mond Bowlers Will Take Part
in Contest To-Day
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

l'opeCifi tO Inc Il lines DlSDAtCn.I
washington. February 11.-Low
scores were again the rule in the sec
ond nights roll-off of the Washington
City bowling tournament at the Palace
Alleys tonight. The best total regis
tered In tho tourney was hung up by
Mcintyre. rolling in the second squad
or the singles In Glass B. splitting 1888
pins.
Brosnan. OF the Commissioners. and
also OF the team Of Collins and Bros
nan. had an envinble record for the
evening He rolled high set In the
teams for the Commissioners In Glass
a, mad third highest game in the same
section, rolled high game of aO9 In
the doubles. anu had grand average
or 1873 In six games. the best indivld-
ual score that has been made so far.
Prizes OF 81 were awarded to the
Following men: Brosnan, OF the Com
missioners; Field. of Agriculture; Mil
ovtch, OF G.. T.. o.; Whitney, OF Track
and Roadway: Weikert. of the Engi-
neers, and Hartman, OF Schumanns. for
rolling high sets In the team rolls.
Government Printing Office. n Class
team, toppled 2,546 pins for high set
III the team matches. while Commits
sioners aud Agriculture Class q Quints.
were second and third, respectively.
with 2.527 ana 2.373. Loeffier. of the
Engineers, after rolling 103 in his first
game came back strong In the third
and knocked off :0l of the big pins.
Carey. of Government Printing Office.
toppled 1873, and Brosnan. of the Com
missioners. 1913. Collins and Brosnan
had high set in the doubles with l.066.
while Caldwell and Goodman rolled
93S. and Buell. and Lanster 925. Me-
Intyre rolled high set In the singles.
with 572 Oehler WAS second, with $40.
The Richmond bowlers. with Prcsi-
dent Williams. OF the Richmond Bowl
Ing Association. will be here to-mor-
row. They will start rolling at 3:15
and continue until midnight.
The summaries:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
JAPANESE CABINET RESIGNS
Count GOmhoi NnmnmOto VIII Becomc
Premier 'SO-Dny

80 Premier 'rO-DRy.
d"kEo' February ll.-Onicial an
nouncement was made to-day Of the
resignation of Prince Tatsura. tho
Japanese Premier, together with his
COUNT Gombol Yamamoto is 10 no
olhcla!!y Installed I'm the Office of Pre-
,mitr tomorrow. BarOn Takaaki Ka-
iato' formerly ambassador Ia Great
f1'nt2ln' Vii retain the portfolio Of
ne situation in Tokyo was ouieter
to-uhN. me riotinr Of last night i'm
"nich seventy persons were killed mr.
seriously injured. ceased when tho So
si1 cora compelled the Iuobs TO seek
:htler. ihcr" were no Further dic
,turbanccs up 10 midnight. and the Az
tnorl'ies withdrew the patrols OF sol
diers from the streets "a SUI
Violent political rio,e
pr9kc out ~ the city OF osaka 10 d. nv
ounces ounces o. n., the newspapers which sun.
por.eH ,, triHcS katsurn. The Premier
deaths were reported vera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
WARE WILL COACH
Sc Vance TEAM
Graduate of Randolph-Macon
Chosen to Train Base
ball PLAYERS.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

ISpecInl 10 The Times DISpatCh.J
Chapel Hill. n. c.. February Ill. N
Ware, of Ashland, VA. for two years
instructor i'm French at the University
or North Carolina. has been chosen as
coach of the University of tho South
tSewanee. Temp baseball team for tho
Hill he was Interested in the training
of class teams, and IL II man OF varied
experience In baseball. MIR. Ware is
at present head OF the French de-
partment OF that Institution. lie
studied at Randolph Macon I'm Vir-
GINA, and later graduated from Sc
vance.
~ telegram from Philadelphia to.
day bears the Information that George
lowers, Carolina's baseball coach, will
report FOR duty tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
Why Get nrnsn Cannon.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Washington, u. O., February IL
Fincastie and Cumberland are each to
receive two brass cannon from the gov
eminent. which are to be mounted near
the Confederate monuments In those
places. If q bill just reported to- the
House is passed. These are field pieces,
which are now Of no use to the War
Department, and will be used for orna-
mental purposes only. tl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
Colonel Stevens. Nor.

Beyeriy stevens. son or Mrs. Pattie
liatcher stevens. who was formerly II resi-
cent or Chesterfield County. las been ap-
pointed by Governor Major, OF Missouri, n
member OF HIS stan with the title OF colonel.
Mrs, stevens. before her marriage, was Miss
ratio Hatcher, daughter OF tho late Major
bcnJamin Hatcher, Of ChWtbrnod County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
BOWLING
Hnnovcrs Won Two.

The Hanover Team wen two out of
three games from the Regal Shoe Team
last night in the Palace Tcnpin League
ON the Palace alleys.
McGraw. OF the Hanovcrs, proved a
star bowler last night
Battle Axe and Jacobs & Levy clash
Thursday
Following arc the scnrcs.
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party Of i've had started cut frum St4sItna ti00 miles from Pass cTeek] immediatelT the newa reached thsra and Hxpsciad tu reach Pass crNnlt Thursday lHst and commence B search for the misEinE nasn.
 Pasa otcak Is 2Aa u.lles from ldtt- ,arad. R&,ny pass Anrcmit ts urEtAkAA. and 1t EHs probably th@Ts ths thsu lete the 4fAIL
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 Aaskans Hre urging befoee the in favor of allowing the coal caseu tn be settled by tho courts in fhe rsxalSr Way. tnstead of by the arbilrRrY deniHIonR af tho IAnd otAc%. as Es .ths rasx at present
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 NOTES

FaIrhAnEa-FrpnI thc return ur 2 wr1e made 10 rTArShAI L1vA IL E learned Ihnt GsOrEO Myers wns ar- routed ul Ruby on January 22r rrL 3 charEe of aHEauls ana hArtedv pre- hsIrea by Rohert Leslie. The casE Nss hCatd hsfure T jury in cen1mis- atrher $. Coke IIlHs nourt and Ihs
 verdict rrndGFed was enc nf zCunIttaL LeAIle WAS formerly of Nnnlc.
 Waahtngtnn n. C., Jan. 2s--Aiarh LhAR 100 varieties ot strawberries nuH grow in AIaslCa. according to the an nlaI report of Alaska agricultural ax. p@imentHl stations of lhe department nf aSl1ruslnTs, made public here Te. oSn*ty.
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 Hlzs Hthci E1I1sr teacher of tho I7ov. s1asrsrt school 1t Circle. wRp wAa 9 Visitor En FR!rb1rks last month, hncuEht Ina news Of a dls7strous fire which occurred At Bort Yulrrn recent. F. P1rt nf ths newly erected GoVern- pcut buildings including the new; EChoo! house and rsos,oflce wcrc de- Eroyed. Miss Wood, the Fort Eu-i Kan miAsfdhaty, lust 5l.?uh of her aAv4nGs in ths fre.
 T6lsarod.-tn q Leegraphir message fsuM !. Tada, receIvPd by John F. BaI$G yeHtArday. it Is BIatcd thHt c. (. cMiticL and J1hh KtE1cr had bsen ost nesr Pusz creek on +hs Happy Etgct tFGil. January 2T. A search
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HOLLAND TO
 HAVE EXHIBIT
voTEs Ssoo,C ,CO0 FOR PARTIcIPA-
 TIoM Itx PANAMA FAIR.
0p4si@I huspAA As-rieA.

Special hHopAA AA~rieA.
 THE HAGUE. March T.-ThA gov v- ar lmcnt oF HaIiaed has voted 4Sac sos to be used for the pArtscirAEiaa of th1s country At tn% FAnSmA expedition in San FranelRoo.
 The money ~lli be -1s0d Tor the Rrce. ttun of hAndEor1e building which VIII contain c varied exhibit of tho nAnu- faCvuras and general products 1t H0l- land. 4 commissioner will he ag- uuintCd Immediately to taka the mat ter in hand and q most cTedita bsA part 3B s1Ife tc bo taken.
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RUhhsr stAmps made at shs N"Ds< a4icA.
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RICHARD OLNEY FOR
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ally nndcratnad that ha wnl accept fl.
 Oiney Waa born Rt oxt0Td. MaRz- SApt. Ia. lsss. and graduated from Brown universary In 1SSG He Tas appointed attorney general in 1sgs nhd aserhtary of nlatr in 1885.
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