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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-13


Aquella que triunfe, recOrda-
IA sin duda, que tiene en- ES-
pana amigos fie:eS, pero tam
bien enemigos 1rrecOncilia-
bIes. PorQue no nos fijamOs 81
no en- los heroes del valor Y
no reservamos nuestra admira
ci6n para los que sacrifican su
vida por la causa de Ia HUI
manidad, que es, en- definitiva,
la que ha de veneer.
Urge que demos testimonio
de nuestra unprecedented y
nueStro reSpeto a todaS las
ideas, de nuestra devotion a la
causa que no tiene frOnteraS,
que es la de la virtud y del sa-
crificio abnegadO. Y en- este
plano de desinteres nadie Sa-
be la enorme eficacia que tie
men los actos mas pequenOs
Y las corrientes de afectO en-
tranable que pueden engen-
drar las mas nimias determina-
clones. Los amantes de la bon
dad han prOpueStO que en- Es-
pana Sc sOcorriera a todOs los
heridos; pero este tendria Ell
grave Inconvenience de que no
llegarian aqui SlnO los france
SEES Y b6lgas, y este con grave
peligro de agravaci6n. Sc ha
pensado en- enviar auXilios a
los hospitales de ambos bandos
Y asi Sc viene hacienda en- pc
quena MEDIA. En- verdad,
cuando Sc habla de Espana Sc
recuerda mas que NADIA la fu-
ria Y la parciaIidad con que
sus escritores discucen.
Sin perjuicio de Otros acuer-
dos, Espana debiera demos
trar que no es indiferente al
doIor de todos sus hermanos.
Sc tachara de c:dicula esta
idea. Pero jno podra Ell gObier
no espanol enviar a las SObe-
ranas de Alemania y de Belgi-
ca la gran Cruz de Benefit
cencia Y poner a disposition
de las Embajadas de los paises
beligerantes, un numerO men
sual de cruces pensi0nadas pa
ia suS SubditOS que, con rlesgo
inminente de SUI -1da salvarOn
la de algun adversario? To-
do este seria muy POGO, pero
pondria de manifesto los sen
timientos de nuestra patria
que no son los de los apasio-
nados discutidores y asocia-
ria nuestro nombre a la virtud
V al heroismo. Despu6s. =. !po-
drian hacerse tantas cosas
mas!
TODD, menos amargar a las
mas generosaS eSperanZas, en-
venenar los sentimientOs mas
e~xcelsos, empequenecer nues,
tro PRESTIGE Y despertar las
c6leras, O por 10 menos las sus
picacias. ReverellciemOs a les
heroes, para confirmar cue Ell
las mas sangrientas y sublimes
tragedias tiene tamoien su graz
deZa ell corO.
Antonio Zozaya,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-13

En- eSta guerra, en- esta apo
caliptica lucha que siembra
los campos de luto y las almas
de horror, reviste ell heroismo,
caracteres sombrios y espanta
bles. Contienda de extermi-
Mo asombra por su grandesa
Y por su crueldad.
Ell b ell igerante solo
piensa en- matar o MORN. Sc
lama a las filas de ametralla-
doras, perece abrasado a la
bOca de los morterOS; otras We
ces trepa sobre los informes
montones de cadaVeres para Sc
pultar su bayoneta en- ell pechO
de SUI adversario y lamar So
bre las trincheras I'm salvaje
grito de triunfo. Una veZ ven
cedor, destruye, pulveriza, ami
quila su objeto as ell vencimien
to; su galard6n puede ser ell
martirio 0 la inmOrtalidad.
Pero en- medic de tanta ne
grura, todavia resplandece
ell verdadero heroismO con full
cores Y deStellOS sublimes. De
vez en- cuandO, paSma con su
grandeza la magnanima abne-
gaci6n de los elegidos. va es-
una reina que, con sus prOpias
manOs, cura las heridas de los
enemigOs de SUI patria, sOco-
RE q los enfernOs, afrOntan-
do ell contagiO como 10 hizO
la gran Isabel de Hungria; va
es otra, ~acOstumbrada al faus-
to Y a la Opulenc-a que Sc deS-
pOja de suS ga1as para SOcO-
rrer ell aieno infortuniO y or
ganiza Instituciones de benefit
cencia, cen la aDnegaci6n y
deSprendimiento de un Ficen-
te Ferrcr. En- OCaSiOneS es un
bravo marinO que, vIendo como
Sc hunden los tripulanteS de
un crucerO que SuS cOmpane
rOS de armaS ecnarOn a pique,
e. lama a las turbulenciaS del
Oc6ano para salvar a sus enc
migoS de una muerte cierta;
para 6l va no son franceses nj
pruSianOS, 81 no nermanOS de
carne y de eSpiritu, a quienes
hay que sOcOrre1. En- OcasioneS
eS un valerosO combatiente
que atraviesa la iianura bajO
ell fuego de los parapetOs lie
vandO Sobre sus espaldas a un
enemigo herido que lie ha i'm
pIorado auXiliO y misericOrdia.
M6dicOs belgas que entire las
llamas Y bajo la lluVia de la
metralla aplican a los heridOs
alemaneS de las curaS lie Lister;
mujeres germans 0 autrlacas
que. Oyendo silbar en- sus OidOs
los proyectiles Y viendo avan-
Ear los cScuadrones que han
de #egar sus vidaS ,en flor, per-
manecen impaSibleS curandO a
los soldados ingleses, f%ranceseS
0 flamencos. Y estoS relatOs
nos (onmueven Y nos estreme-
cen de iubilO, haciendOnOS pen
sar que no es ciertO que Ia Hu
n,anidad haya retgccedido &
los tiempOS de ignOrarcia y
barb2rie, Y que auE habra de
rrdimirse por las dos grandes
ineXtinguibles fuerzas capa-
Ces &c amman de nuev0. 81 pu
.ieran ser anlquItados, los
r.lyGdos: la IL Y ell amor.
Alejados de la contienda,
por MERGED de Ia suerte, es-
cuchamos los espanoles los re
latos de escenas sangrientas y
nos indignamOs con uno de
los beligerantes, como 81 en- ell
residiera entera cuIpa. EXcin-
didos en- bandOs deseamos la
destruction de I'm pueblo o de
una 1aza Y acumulamOs sCbre
sus caudillOS V Sus ejercitoS TO-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-13

Liberal por conviction, be age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
AID WOLGAST.

Federals carried thirty EIGHT players
on their roll, and still have at least
that many to care for next year. Just
what the Brooklyn club expects to do
Win me new men they hope TO get is
question. and the same applies to
every other club in the league.
Whatever way the question is figured
out. the player stands II good chance
OF getting the worst of it. The vet
eran whose days of service in the ma
1or leagues ut big salary are num-
Dcred, is taking no chances in jumping
to the Federals if he is given IL big
salary for term of years. but the
young player. with future that prom
ises to land him In major league ranks
after he is through his minor league
experience. Is the one who must be
careful The magnates have had their
good days, but the past season was n
costly one, and now they are planning
10 recoup some OF their losses. This
applies to organized baseball and the
Federal League as well, and the play
err. being in the middle of the arEu-
ment Is the one most likely to stop
most OF the blows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
CHARLESTON RESULTS

and UP. six furlongs-Worthern l09
tCampbelD. 9 to 8. TO s, to 5. won:
Hearthstone, 114 tHanover), 3 TO l. s
to S. 3 to s, second: Venctu Stromc, log
lShilling), to l, to .. I to 10. third.
Time lis Is. Elsewhere, NADIA Mas.
Perth Rock. Water Lad, knight Of
Cncas, also ran.
second-selling. three-year- and
up. six furlongs-W olfsbath, los (Shil-
ling). to ]. to ]. TO 5. won; Batwa
III (Peake). 3 to l,'6 to S, 3 10 5, sec
ond; Francis, l09 DRYER, S TO 5. 3 to
.. TO 3. third. Time 1ls3-5. Ida
I.artnia. No Manager. General Warren.
Leialoha. Bulgari, Ethelburg H., also
ran.
Third-thrce- year olds. five fur
longs-River King, 107 tDryer), 3 TO
inson). to 2. 4 TO 5. 22to 90 second
Harlequin, 107 (Corey). 6 to /. to l..
even. third. Time l:02 3-5. Lady May.
Endurance, Jack NARROW, Francis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
BELMONT PARK Stakes
DRAW CLASSY FIELDS
All OF Turf Stars Nominated Tor
Westchester Association Meeting
to BE Held Next Summer.
METRopoLITAN IN THE LEAD
Country's Flcetcst Runners in With
ers and Belmont Events-Hnrry
Payne Whitney Names Borrow and
Harmonicon.

NEW YORK, December 30.-Entries
FOR the Metropolitan Stakes and other
stakes to be run Oft ut Belmont Park
next summer under the auspices of the
Wcstchestcr Racing Association have
been made public. Thirty seven nomi-
nations are made for the metropolitan
including Roamer. champion three.
year-old of 1914, and Luke McLuke
tho Western wonder
Harry Payne whitney has again
named Borrow and also Harmonicon
which was imported from England las,
fall. Other good ones are August Bel
mont's Flittcrgold. Stromboli and Rock
View. James Buffers Pebbles ana
1 Ig,f Noon captain Cassatts Trial by
Sharpshootcr. Buskin. The Masquera
der and Hauberk.
=, The belmont and Withers Stakes fo<
politan. and in addition Mr. Whitney'f
entry includes Regret, unbeatep as n
two-year old. and Spun Glass. Co
Is entered for the Withcrs only. The
Toboggan for sprinters has the big
gest entry of all. forty-five speedy per
formers being named.
follow: Flittergold. Stromboli, Rock
Boy, High Noon. Flying Fairy. Trial
song. Harry Junior. Ciin Field. Buck
thorn. Leo Skolny, Charlestonian, Al
die NJ, Sam McMeekin, The Finn, Char
Ter Maid. Iron Duke. Roamer, Robert
shooter. .Phosphor. The Masquerader
Buskin. Luke McLuke. Hauberk. Bor-
row. Harmonicon. pandcan, Slum Der
H., Tartar.
The Belmont nominations are: Pob-
bles. Fair Count, Kilkenny Boy. Trial
by Jury; Garbage. singsong. Half
Rock. Obolus Harry Junior, Morse
King. Iron Duke, The Finn. Charter
Maid, Sam McMeekin. Cotton Top
Mallard, King Simon, My King. Kas-
kaskia,. Sharpshootcr.. Phosphor. Hnu-
berk. Boxer. Prince Henry, Sam Slick
Regret, Spun Glass. Ficsole Gelding
Shine Maiden and Ghetto Girl.
The Withers entries are as follows
Last Com, High Noon. Kilkenny Boy.
Trial by Jury. Garbage. Singsong, Hall
Rock. Obolus, Harry Junior, Iron Duke,
The TIL, Finn Finn. G Charts Maid; Sam McMee
King Simon, My King, kaskastia.
Sharpshooter. Phosphor. The Masgue-
raider, Coquette. Hauberk Prince
Henry, Fiesole Geldine. Sam Slick. Re
gret. spun Glass. Rhine Maiden. Ghetto
Girl and piSy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
BROWN AND LOWE WILL
BOX FIFTEEN ROUNDS
Local Fight Fms Interested in Rout to
lie Held mt ArdmOre-A Number
Expected to Attend.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., December 30
Tho big fifteen round bout between
Knockout Brown. tho New York slug
ging- soNthpaw lightweight, and Tom
city. scheduled rs the opening attrac-
ton at the new clubhouse in Ardmnre
Md, Is exciting the fans of all sur
ment has decided TO hold open some
choice seats for fans coming from
Richmond, Va: Baltimore, Eagers-
town and Frederick, Md.
This bout will be staged on New
Years afternoon and will mark new
departure In boxing around the capital.
Hereafter. some Of the best men to
be obtained will appear in the Ard :
more shows. Knockout Brown, now
on his way to the right to challenge
Freddie Welsh for the worlds cham
pionship. is but the first OF long
string of stars 10 be paradcd before
the Ardmore fans.
-Four bouts make up tho card for
tho opening of the new clubhouse Be
sides loves fifteen round affair with
Brown. there will be q rafting good
eight-round semi-hnal between Buddy
Ray, Washington lightweight. and
Battling Terry, q produce of the United
.,,tates Navy; n six-round preliminary
between Bert Green and Young Jack
Blackburn, colored wclters, and n cur
tain-raiser Of four rounds. showing
Dummy ketchel. OF Baltimore, and
Battling Bernard, of Washington, mid
dleweights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
STILL DICKERING FOR THE
HlGHlANDERS' FRANCHISE
President Johnson Announces Tint
fhns VIII know All About the
Matter To- Day-Stutement

NEW YORK. December Cove Will
know all ABOUT what happens 10 the
Yankees 4, In time. for the New Years
Eve celebration" Bancroft -. John
son decided to-day that he ala not care
10 enter 1915 with the disposition of
he New York club still unsettled. and
so tonight ne corralcd Frank J. Far
iel. president and chief owner, and
llHned him Gown TO Il definite promise
That promise is told in the following
p!icinl statement, sent by johnson Al
the close Of the conference,
TO the public.--After a confer
ence tonight in the Hotel Walcott
with Frank j. Farrell. president
OF the New York club Of the Amer
lean League. final proposition for
the purchase Of the club was sub
mitteG TO Mr.. Farrell. who agreed
TO confer with MS associaics in the
club and give an answer to-mor.
row morning at II O'clock
(Signed) T. H. JOHNSON
President American League
Neither Johnson nor Farrell would
discuss the terms OF tho Anal propo-
sitlon," but II Is believed TO be The
same one that has been made so often
before, that RUPERT and Huston viii
pay 100000 or $4,000 for the team
II Farrell decides to accept, the terms
of the deal probably will be made pub
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
KINSELLA WINS SQUASH
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK, December 30.-Walter
Kinsella, former squash tennis cham
pion of England to-day won the pro-
Ing Stephen J. Feron, American cham
pion. in the third and last match of
their series here.
Feron won the first match fort
night ago, and Kinsella, the second a
week later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
Sport Spice Canister
"LET,S TALK 1T ovER.n

| Marshall High School will measure
skill and strength with the Newport
;n nnsketbnii tea team on the floor of
to be exciting, as the winner viii be
In line. for the State prep school cham.
pionship. and VIII also be a candidate
for the tournament which will be
staged ut Charlottesville in February.
Manager Albano featured another
Rapid Fire" pocket billiard tourna-
ment at the St Elmo Parlor last night.
ternoon and again tonight the com--
test Will be continued. the winner to
receive an order for merchandise, to
be selected from one of the local deal
ers.
Freddie Welsh and Charley White
have been matched to box ten rounds
at Madison Sqnare Garden. New York
corker, as tho Westcrner feels certain
that he will take Wclsh's measure. nnt.
says tho champion Will so out via tbs
sleep producing route.
Amateur baseball players of the city
are beginning to wake UP. and from
successful season under the guidance
OF the Richmond Amateur Athletic
Federation, an organization that stands
ready several Leagues have arranged
to register their players. and before
the LIST of February every amateur
be In line.
Manager Albano. OF the ST. Elmo bill
the public to witness the championship
I141 billiard match between Dcmarest
and cline, which , Is scheduled to take
pected that large crowd will accept
Albano's invitation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
To-Day. Cnrd.


First ,raeenopurse, 5000: two-year-
. Emma j s. 90; Golden Lass!e. loo;
low. l04, Change, i07: ST. Charieeote
100; Goldcrest Girl. 10.
seco ,,n purse. $500; three-year- olds
~; .oteanto. log: Thomas callo@ @ay.
Free +, e. TT, Trade; 1os; Flask, ne; .criseo,
Brown Brown, 10 Madeline 49,. ll5: odeie-
weiss. llG: Calethumpian. III: Mlmesis,
Third---purse. 5000: all ages: selling:
Iniie ana twenty ynrds-Lidn Earl. Sc ;
AVE, 90; Tom Hancock. lOl: Master
Joe, 10l: Mockler. 107: york Lad, I07;
Forehead, l67; Font. 1O7; Rctentc, o.
Fourth-purse. $3.50: all ages: ham
dicap; five and half furlongs-cn-
core. 95; Tactics, 100; Colonel Tom
Green. 100: True AS Steel, 104; Boxer
los: Squeeler. LOG: Yorkville, no
Fifth-pnrse, $500; three-year olds:
seven furlongs-'Francis, 81; Ortyx.
9s: archery, 80: 'Bal1ron, l0l; Huda's
Brother. l02; Beau Pere. 1912; Patty
REGAIN. loo: Mash. 100. -
Sixth-purse. $500; all ages: selling;
mile and twenty yards--sHear beat,
%; Banjo Jim. 1o3: Laid .O'Kirkcaidy,
los: Ford Mai. 100: 'Quced, l09: Over
the Sands, III: Jacob, Bum, 1I2;'
l. Aiglon. lla: 'Volthorpe. 1l2: Fifty.
Five. 1l2; Billie Baker. ia.
Apprenticeship allowance clai.ied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
BOWLING

me second night bowling in the In
oiniouai tournament on the Newport
Aiieys last night was exciting.
Ihanges were made in each division.
Ihorpe took the lead In the second
oiSislon. while Scott and Overmann car
ried the Laurels in the first division.
me following Is the standing OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
JANUARY SCHEDULE
OF DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB

January ], at Viaduct
January 2, II Kennels.
January ., at st. Johns Church
January 16. at Kennels
January %. at Kennels.
January 30, at Lakeside Gate
The meets will be at 3:l5 y. NJ, if n
bright day, and i. NJ. If cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31

Ttnp,s Lewis manager of Charley
cher er says that Johnny Dundee will
an n get another fight with White UNI
a, Dundee and his manager a:l'E!t shat
s,ey lied when they made the state
out in the first round after Dundee had
L hoored White in their battle at New
Orleans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
WHITE AND WELSH
TO BOX JANUARY 10
James Johnson, Matchmaker OF the
u Garden Athletic Club, Has Signed
L y. Articles for Ten.Round Bout
POUNDS is AGREED UPON
champion Will Have Slight Advnn-
!, tage When Referee Starts Affair
D at Madison Square Garden-Othcr
Battles in Prospect.

..n IN NEW YORK. December 3o.-Nate
- Lewis, manager OF Charlie White,
= signed articles tonight with James
Johnston, matchmaker of the Garden
Athletic Club. for n ten-round bout be-
tween White and Freddie Welsh on
the night of January Is at Madison
Square Garden.
Under the articles the weight is to
be 1876 pounds ut o'clock on the after
noon OF the fight. This will give Welsh
big advantage in weight, but not so
great as he had when the boys met
in Milwaukee. where Welsh entered
the ring at 14l pounds
White was given the January date
oy manager Johnston In answer to the
Is nights bout. There was wide di-
vsrsity in the, opinions of tho experts
for the New York newspapers. but Mt
Ieast half of them gave il to White,
while most of those who thought. Shu-
gIue won tempered their verdict with
admission that White was by far the
better and more impressive fighter.
1t was announced before last nights
bout that tho winner would be match-
ed with Welsh, and the fact that John
e etoio,r was ~, at the Astor Hotel at 4
Win Lewis, is taken to indicate that
Wht Eas viii 1n basf % !S the Ter die
Lewis tonight. In fact, he may win
the title by a knockout. as he has
VIII start at the first gong, the way
ne do In the last rounds OF the Mil
The weight will not be so much in
Welsh's favor, and that will make a
,gr dimersnce' for Charlie can't very
wen AFFORD to give away eight or ten
pounds to the champion and still ex
poet to make the showing he could
II the weights were more fairly adj
justed."
White and Lewis will remain in New
York for the January fight. and may
make their headquarters here for tho
rest or the winter, as the ChicaEo
lightweight has created sensation.
and Johnston la looking for other ton.
notch boxers to pit him against.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31

Jimmy johnson Is trying to got less
Willard to fight Jim Coffey ten rounds
In Madison Square Garden before the
latter lights Jack Johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31


Reports from the seaside city are
to the effect that the Shipbuilders have
the best team they have gathered in
number OF years. and they expect
10 take the measure of the local Mar
shallites. If they succeed in doing
this their chances for the Eastern
state Championship will be greatly en-
The John Marshall quint realizes that
they are going up against strong
team, and they are not overconlident
as 10 me result: They are putting in
ing, and are showing up in fine style.
The whole team is passing and shoot
ing exceptionally we'll. Woodward and
Ehmig. at forwards, are working well
together, and are sure TO cause trouble
for the Shpbuilders. On account OF
Iendieton being unable to attend prac-
lice This week, Ehmig has been shifted
from guard to forward, and Jennings
has been placed in guard. jennings
has surprised everybody by his excel
lent work. He is in the game every
minute and never lets up on his oppon-
ent.
Captain Hargrave in the other qua I'd
he has ever played. He is playing
more of an open game than heretofore.
and the. results achieved by his new
wonderfully.
the John Marshall five is fortunate
IN haNlnG such man rs big" Bethel
Tor the centre position. He is tall,
heavy, fine jumper, a good shot, and
| is fast Bethel has been starring in
every practice.
While Pendleton has been unable to
practice the first part of the week: he
VIII be in the final practices this morn
| ing. Pendleton is good man and can't
very well be spared from the line-up.
lie Is sure to play in the game, and
much is expected OF him.
| Manager Fuller has been acting in
the the eapacity rs coach. and Is putting
| morning.
| This game means much to the Mar
| shallites, for should they lose II will
go long ways towards eliminating.
them from the opportunity OF com pet :
| ing. In the games which are TO be held
under tho direction of the University
| of Virginia for the basketball cham
| pionship of the State. Manager Fuller
has significd his intention Of entering
his team, providing they qualify in the
| early games.
The game will start Mt $3.50 o'clock
Hargrovc. captain of the Blues uuint,
| Will referee, and the umpire will he
| provided by the Newport News team.
Navy rs, Pennsylvania tx.
| ANNAPOLIS. MD, December Gothic
Nays fast forwards Adams and
Smith. together. with close team play
ovefcame the University of Pennsvi.
vania at basketball here this after.
noon, the score being 35 to Is,
| Adams threw nine goals for the navy
Two or them being particularly fint
shots. Smith was not so successful In
the scoring. but his dribbling and PASS.
ing led up to many of Adams's goals
McNichol and Seelbach played we'll TO,
1 pannaVlyapio ~~'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
Tie in College Chess.

NEW YORK, December 3O-Pennsyl-
vania and Cornell played TO q tie in
the opening round to- day OF the annual
tournament of the Triangular College
Chess League. Each took game from
the other, and each won twice from
Brown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31
Claire. Tho Lark, Eloctricion n,.,,,z
Page White also ran t1'eius'

Claire, Tho Lark, Electrician. pte,,.
rage White also ran. us'
hm9arftiifse1iins. al ages, six fur
TO |, even, won; Brandywine. I'M,
f fSHhdiai.inf). to 8. to 9, to 1. second ge
+ iuIn Brother. 81 UraD, 1s to s, s to
., 10 z. third. Time 1:17 Cannoci,
s t,sS lar na Gabrio. Lord Mar
up, six furlongs-Joe KNIGHT. IN nnu
9U' to !. 2 to l. even, won; Ambret
a al4 ctArEXierl. to /. even, to 2, See.
3. TO 10. Z TO 20. third. Time I:171
S1n,r ne, Toddling. Blue Mouse. Sack
sinh selling, three year olds and
up ono mile-Holton, Loo (Smythj. G
70 .. ! TO and to 4, won; Kinmundy.
80 Wodstenhoiml, to 2. to 8, ..
TO !. to !. 9 to /, third Time AZ
ieart3Sat, El Bold. Free Trade, York
M LAC, Milton H.. the Monk Ruisaeau also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-31

New York boxing reporters claim
that Chic" Carscy quit cold with Gun
the man who stopped Yank Gilbert,
which he never did.
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Jim Jeffries has sold his saloon in
Los Angeles to his. brother, Jack, who
VIII conduct the place In future. JEFF
fries may help to train Jess Willard to
fight Jack Johnson.
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boxing Paragraphs,

The Jimmy Duffy-Sam Robideau
match, which takes place At Buffalo to-
morrow afternoon, is to be- for ten
rounds, at l3S pounds ringside.
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BASKETBALL

Tomorrow night the local high
school gym will be the scene Of n
stirring basketball game
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The John Marshall High School five
VIII go against the quint from New
port News High.
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Apprenticeship allowance clai.,ed.