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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-03
FIRST FOOTBALL GAME
EVER PLAYED AT BOYDTON

exciting game between Chase Citv and
Boydton, Chase City won on n dron
kick in first quarter.
The score does not tell the real
tale tale, as Boydton outpiayed Chase City
team was lighter and had never been
together before and necessarily had
very little team work. but had many
individual stars.
It was the first game of football
ienburg, which is the county in which
Randolph Macon College was estab-
lishcd and run until the SOS, when
1t WAS. moved to Ashland. The game
was played in sight of the old col
the privilege of having game of
football played on her grounds. though
she Is one of the oldest colleges in
the country.
The, game met with the hearty APP
proyal OF all the spectators, and .es-
from roughness. but was characterized
by team work on part Of Chase City
and individual star playing on part
of Boydton. Lineup:
guard; II, HUTCHINSON. centre; Gould.
right end; Taylor, quarter back !:
Francis. left, half back; Park, right
half back; Turpin, full back; A. Hut
a Gnsss o'' Hzutehe %1l''T Tight G guard W
Boswell. centre. Johnson. left guard :
Allen, left tackle; Gregory, left end
Hurt, quarter back; Geoghegan. left
half back; Davis, right half back;
umpire. Irby Turnbull: scorer. Drop
Kick Davis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-03
CONNIE MACK NOT SURPRISED
AT ACTION OF EDDIE PLANK
Athiettcs' Leader Says He Is Through
With the Pitcher. ind Wishes Him
the Rest of Luck In New Birth

wish him the best of luck" said Con-
ME Mack Tonight. when told that Ed :
ule Ilank had signed n Federal League
Mack was asked.
ooh, no." he replied. II was through
with him. He was after the money,
ana was willing to go to the Federals.' .
he was wonderful pitcher" Mack
SAID, speaking of Plank's thirteen
years service with the Athletics, land
he is, good one yet"
Plank's jump to the Tederals was
the baseball world shortly after the
worlds series by announcing he had
asked waivers on Plank, Bender and
Coombs.
All the American League clubs did
not waive on Plank and Bender, and
agents OF several urged Plank to re-
main In the American League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-03
FOOTBALL CAME FOR
BELGIAN RELIEF FUND
soholastics and Church Hill Athletic
Club to Play at Broad Street
Park Saturday Afternoon.
WILL ALSO SETTLE DISPUTE
Both Elevens Claim Amateur Cham
pionship Title of the City-Well-
Known Athletes to Act as Officials.
Kicl-OY at B O'Clock.

Followers of local amateur athletics
will receive with delight tho announce
ment that football game has been mr.
eleven and the moleskin wearers of
the Church Hill Athletic Club. tho pro-
&C Gs, OF the game are to be turned over
missioner Of the Belgian Relief Fund.
ms q. contribution to the worthy cause
which he Is espousing.
a considerable controversy has aris-
1914 independent Championship Of
Rfchmond. both laying claim to this
honor and substantiatIng their state
ments. After several exchanges of
eourtesies, Manager w. w. Gee. OF the
S Sen of les, and Manager Har-
yesterday. morning signed articles of
agreement for game to take place at
Broad street Park on Saturday after
noon, Mt o'clock.
est amateur gridiron teams ever turned
out In this vicinity. and from tho in :
tense feeling In both camps, the fur is
gether day after tomorrow. The com
mittee In charge has been fortunate in
securing the following well.known Of
Hughes (Y. p. u umpire, and p. Harr,
(Davidson). head llnesman. These men
have donated their services to the
cause. and under their watchful eyes
the game will be played according to
Hoyle."
All questions as to the eligibility of
the members of the two teams have
been threshed out. neither manager
being allowed to play any man who
has not participated with his respec-
tive team In at least one game this
season. This understanding insures
the representative appearance of each
eleven, and, according to tho articles
Of agreement. this game shall conclu-
stvely decide the mooted champion
ship question.
w. B. Bradley. through his sccrc-
tary. offered the use OF Broad Street
Joe Housler and his corps of assistants
are preparing to handle one Of the
largest crowds OF the season.
1t has been decided that general
admission price OF % cents be charged
for any and all seats, and tickets will
be placed on sale at McCoys, Eighth
and Broad: Straus' Cigar Store, Tenth
and Main. Eatona Pharmacy, Twenty
Nth and Broad. Stringer,'s Pharmacy.
Twenty-third and Venubie, and Tur-
ners Pharmacy. Third All Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-03
VIRGINIA L|kELYTO
STAR.AT BASKETBALL
Last Seasons Championship Quint
Practically Intact--Former Gap.
tain Campbell Only Absentee. (,
wADDELL TO PLAY GUARD
Three Giants in Iine-Up-Luck, For
merly OF Vanderbilt, Is Looked
Upon as Best Man In His Pc.
sition in South, a .

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, December
2.-Virginia Is likely to follow her
championship football team by bas-
ketbhll quint of equal prominence, "a
the brilliant five Of last season returned
to the University practically intact.
The only loss to the team Is that OF
their last years captain, Lille Camp
bell, who took his degree in tho enEi-
neorlnE school last June. However.
Dietrich. who played in Campbell.s no.
sition when the latter was Injured, 3s
back to take tho stand at guard, and
when his superb playing of last season
should mnke n worthy successor to the
former star and captain.
Wellington Stlckley, the captain OF
tho quint. and ono OF the fastest for
wards I'm the South, will lead the team
this year. StricklinG, Luck, Dietrich
and Nichols are the other men of the
sides those members Of aa The a6 fiys w ss.
dell. who got his letter last year as
substitute guard. is showing up espec-
tor in 1919 at centre. will likely come
out again. Rfxey was unable to take
part In basketball last season on a aco
able that he will Bio persuaded to he
come again an applicant for tho team.
rs seri,c g I'M the eontre Of last, year.
probably be aeen ut his old station. md
Nichols. who tops tho centric by mn
another giant player. being six feet
four inches in height. These three men
MEASURE up n total OF nineteen feet and
one inch. which Is most likely tho rec
ord for any three men playing on the
same Quint In tho country.
Luck, guard. formerly OF Vanderbilt.
played wonderful gnmo all last soa-
son, and is looked upon as the best man
nt his position In the South. With this
lineup the VirEinians should turn out
another championship team
The schedule for the season has not
been completed. but Manager Smith
ten DAYS 'T''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-03
BASKETBALL
SCHOOLBoY LEAGUE.

The basketball season, practically
half over, finds Madison and Jackson
tied for first .honors. There have been
some surprising upsets I'm the recent
games. Madison defeated Cary, Cary
defeated Jackson and Jackson won
from Madison.
Rufner won from Cary after having
ocen defeated by Randolph and Fox,
from both of which teams Cary had
won by large scores.
Jno. Is. Cary. Position. Randolph
Il. Fleet. -. left forward.L. Richardson
a. August. right forward. n. Murray
X scott 1900. centre -. II. Latouch
w Henley. left guard. -. n. Carter
Il. Brauer: right guard. H. Carter
Score-.Jno Il. Cary IS; Randolph. g.
Substitutions-Dunn for Latouche
90. Scott (2), Henley (2). Dunn a..
Goals from foul-Dunn. Referee,
Fletcher. Time of halves. 10 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-03
.M'DOUGALL ELECTED As
MANAGER W. & |. TEAM
Waters, of Maryland, and Boyd, Of
Tennessee. Will Occupy Positions
as Junior Assistants.
COACH ELCOCK is RE-ENGAGED
Student Body Shows Appreciation of
Leaders Efforts by Presenting
Cup and Watches-LoughIin Gives
Players Gold Watch Fobs.

LEXINGTON, VA. Deccmuer "a
p msse ; r yhlrginia IN B. McDougnii Of
Washington and Lee football team NEXT
season, tho chief executive of tbis
y yia, un5eaten combination, cham
State. u''aii'
He was Samuel OFT Loughlin. Jr.
Ea Wheeiing, and he made one OF the
ever had the team travelling i'm stylo
and comfort, playing to large crowds
ana fLo r getting more c1nslderation from
plans Siepousaii Will w work aius9
Loughlin lines
10 The he, junior assistant managers will
more. Nd, and Adrian Harris Bovd. of
Covington. Tenn.
Washington and Lee will elect ,
captain Tonight.
Tor going through tho season with
out defeat and thus annexing the
toGaSaii ehpS,m|piIonship Of the South
Lees .gridironists now are receiving
more tangible evidence of the student
eoass vp a,sr Of their efforts
been presented with magnificent Sill
Yer loving cup. while "Jlggs' Dona-
t nns retr,nE teaptabn and w Raj
ed handsome gold watches.
Manager S. Q. LaughlIn. Jr., is to see
70 IT personally that each player on
fob, made in the shape Of a football.
The cost of these emblems Is really
being paid for by the students of Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College, since
Manager Laughlln backed his team
heavily and cleaned UP on that game
Just as the Braves cleaned up the
Athletics In the late worlds series.
Tho Athletic Association will give
each of Elcock's warriors q fine and
costly sweater.
William b. Elcock was re-cngaged
to-day to coach the Generals football
squad next season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-03
CHARLESTON RESULTS

~ r. ), selling a aye farlonssII nrja, liz
3 10 i. second; Hoarthstone, 1os
SAroore). IS to /. q to l. to /. third
nulgar. General Warren, McAndrews.
Enterpc, Pat Cannon, Daddy Clip. Amer
icus and Brandywine also ran.
Second; three-year- olds and up; sell
day. ITO Connolly, ~ to 4. 8 to /.
. to q, won; Frontier, 1o5 (UraD. Z to !.
to 2; to 30 S; SECOND; Transport, L, Us
Time 1881. Miss Eleanor. Stars and
S,rIpes Col l., Brown s.! Nike Cohen Gale
Ter also ran.
ra sEe iGs '~tss 1922 I'VE to
: to 8. : to 8. won; Black Chief. ia
joe Knight i II Dr sS 10 5 to sse to-
$ to .. third Time, 1901 as. Ida
d1n nsna Lady Lishtnins Martre
Fourth: three-ye olds: purse. $3.50:
six Observation-Disclosures 10 LafferD.
, to I, 4 to 6, out, won; oHagan. III
1aTInsf Paul to l1s e eRaSnso a1 TO
3 to 20 to 5, third. Time, 1:i5 go.
Charltier. York Lad. Bay Berry Candle,
Ruisseua and Coppertown also ran.
ing: $500; seven REPRESENTATION, lis
Gallant Boy. 100, (Hopklns). s to j.
Time, 1880 1-5. High Class, Nash Sam
Iiirsch. knight of Uncas, Camel. Patty
Sixth: three..,year-olds and IN; SELL
ing: $500; mile and twenty yards
Reno. OIL poolc). Z to 2. Z to e. Z to ! 0.
Won; Big Dipper. III tConnors), to !.
IShilling), to i, to .. 9 to 5. third.
Time: 1;45. Centauri, Wander. Kim
mundy. Tom Hancock. Milton b., Jacob
Bum and Billie Baker also ran.
To-Day's Card.
First race; selling: purse. ssoo;
three year-olds and up; i've and one
half half f 1oz snrd.,In 1o4 Heart
Sir Frstweli iis; K sSi e0G iis FED red
Levy. ZIG: .ISing McDoweil 1O4; :Pri-
wir, los; ortyx, 1os; Scarlet Letter 109;
Bodkin. 113; Charley Brown. 113.
se Si;eioond; purse, $500; two.year-olds:
Kopje, 103; Ida Earl. 1903; Jack Han,
p peg I 1Ss III Ringo 49,
Fair Helen. 113.
Third; selling; purse, $3.50; three
yasrds.,.Mary Ann, los; .col. Holloway.
MaTshon. IL; Frank Hudson. lis
and o On. nal furlongs,-E 90;
nel,, 90; Ancon, lo4: MIR Mack, 1o4;
Luther. 1o4; Brave Cunarder,. los,
Judge Wright 1O7; Crossbun. Ito.
Fifth; selling; purse $500; three-year-
olds and up; five and one-half furiongs
wiley. JOS; Trap, 100; Flatbush. 10o;
Stevesta, 100; Lambstail, 112: Nadamas.
Miss Barnharbor. 100; Beaumont Belle.
100; sCrisco, III; Black Chief, 1I9:
Loan Shark, 113.
Sixth: selling; purse $500: three-year
Odds and up: ono mile-Stars and
Stripes, 90: 'Chos. II. Granger, loo:
Mycenae. ITO: Astrologer, III; 'NIlmeo.
sis, 102; 'Duquesne, los; Corcopsis. 113
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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JOE SHUGRUE OUTPOINTS
CHAMPION FREDDIE WELSH

NEW YORK. December Freddie welsh
was clearly outponted by Joe young" Shu-
grue. of Jersey City. Mt Madison Square Gar
dan tonight. Shugrue was the aSgrcssor.
but was unable to score knockout over the
clever EnGiishman.
Welsh. who has fought two or three bat
ties every month. OH the defensive,
owing to HIS strenuous career. He was un-
willing to carry the fight to his, heavier
and younger opponent.
Tho Briton came up smiling round after
round during the ten sessions, his ability to
withstand tho punishment giving him as
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the governing body @o8 tho major
leagues. Ut was with the commission
that we transacted our negotiationa SO

ssyaSaR'nE eGsE sss %isiIss
successfully a vesr c ago n'so''A''ohA -
However, the fraternity Is asking
no1hinE which ns Is unjust believe the
this fact readily. am not at liberty
to say What the requests are. but have
viii eppeai alike 70 the Nati ona ' anG
American Leagues. I have, no oblec-
t tiOn tG their . presentation to the Ma
Of course, the fraternity. will not
take any official action in the. matter
tional Commission in Cincinnati early
in January. l.t
If. the groove OF National League
abiiity. It would appear that Garry
tha has $4,000 Of ks he tS of
have been shy ever since the Joe Tinker
the taiking. Is but he diidRt hit the
proper stride until the Redland di-.
rectors. who hauled him oyer the Goals
elected to office for another year.
Cineinnati club" said Hermann. The
$4,000 he paid us in Yfngling and
is s2.5oo. All these deals ran coinci-
IT Ebhets is entitled to the return
OF his $4,000 $4,000 he already has
held up which he was supposed to pay
return of our $4,000. we to hand him
back the two players IL Moran could
be retaken from Boston. which he
couldn't Take the deal where We
handed New York Bescher for Herzog
and Hartley, and Hartley jumped. Have
we thought OF demanding Bescher back
because Hartley tumped?"
Joe Tinker. manager or the Chicago
Federal League club. who is one of the
independents. has invited First Base
man Doc. Johnston. of the Maps. to a
conference. Johnston Is ono Of the
old form of contract embracing the
ten-day clause. 1t is believed that this
fact was disclosed by Rip Hngerman.