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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
AMATEUR COMMISSION
LOOKS FOR BIG SEASON
-Four Leagues Arc Fully Organized
Now, and Others May BE
Joined.
RULES WILL BE PRINTED
All Players Will BE Given Copies OF
Playing Regulations - Secretary
Tucker Reports Many Old Men
Signing Contracts for Season.

The Richmond Amateur Baseball
Commission; which practically controls
coming season TO be Il banner one. ms
there are more teams seeking admis-
sion into its ranks than ever before.
Not only have the four leagues which
played under the commission last sea
son fully organized. but several other
teams have made application for places
IN the various leagues. The prospects
at this time are that one or two new
all the clubs.
The committee appointed at tho last
meeting OF tho commission to revise
mission Will probably be in n position
TO report at an carly date. AS soon as
by the commission they Will be sent
to the printer, who Will run or enough
TO supply every player with :, copy.
Rcports EncomrngInE
Reports coming from Secretary Har-
ry Tucker. Jr.. OF the commission are
that an Of the managers are busy sign
and last seasons players signing but
contracts are being received from a
never played under the commission he,
fore. showing. Tucker says. that the
proper treatment in all OF the leaynes
controlled by this body OF prominent
men.
Lnc-Up OF Leagues.
Following is. the personnel OF tho
four f5on, lea, LEAGUES thus FAR organized: Oh
land, He'll Telephone. r.conut Crisp and
Maikovcrs: Richmond League Glass
- al ombrncb, rortncrs, Burk & Co.
richmond Electric Co: Coumerciai
League Glass "A'-Ryan- Smith. Roun.
tree, Cherry Corp. Duplex Envelope Co
lrcdcHhr Iron Works. ana Woodan g.
0unries;. Central League. Class ':B"N
beile Meade Bible Class Montrose
Heights. Horace S. Wright and Ep-
worth. '
| Tho Commercial League will hold an
important meeting ut Howell Bros on
saturday night at : O'Clock
Manager Fuller. OF Hombruco Fill
meet the members OF his team at n
luncheon at Murphy's Hotel on Satur-
day night at S O'Clock
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Efensloy
WHITE WILL TAKE SECOND
WHACK AT FREDDIE WEI SH

,,.CiilcAGo. F"hruary e4-Cbarloy
Wh,t" gets his second w.Maci. a; Fr.G-
oic " "ish. or England. io-uo-row nigL,
il'ls IN a short bout. TI. ~ 1919 ~ J.,
Hebrew, With the great lcrt hook n,,I
the human moving target who bnIds
TIE Worid's championship. ar. 10 irrGo
punches OF various descriptions II, To-,
Andrews's Milwaukee auditorium s,a,,'
ing about IN o'clock. They A.. hiN.d
goes the limit. g -
Mcssrs White and welsh VIII c,,,,,
on the scales at o'clock In ,liG aft.,
noon 70 weigh 1875 pounds or und.r
They have posted forfcits on ,hc
Will 1--we w 10 the agreement
The came parties fourht in The ,,r,,
ring q Re" months ago. After the
90 ihe outcome,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
RACING is COMING
BACK INTO ITS OWN
There is General Demand for Rcstora-
ton Of Conditions Under Which
Game Can he Resumed.
1t is coming back to life.

II is coming back to life.
Country wide efforts are being made
10 restore racing again, and that there
is certain demand for the restoration
Of conditions under which the game ca
be resumed. with profit to the promo
tcrs seems evident from the following
facts:
Missouri. Indiana. Arkansas, Nevada,
California and other state Legislatures
are considering. or will soon vote on,
billS providing for the resumption OF
racing under the pari-mutuel or other
modified betting conditions.
New Orleans has restored the game
and is bringing 10 close forty days
meeting which. in the language of the
Business Mems Racing Association
promoters of the event. is the most
successful In history"
Eastern tracks are making prepara-
lions 10 open the season with betting
on cash bassIs.
Havana. Cuba. is having a rip-roar-
ing old frontier days meeting, with the
states up.
Juarez. which barely subslsted as n
winter meet In the past. is putting up
more money than formerly. despite
the fact that Mexico is still in AN un-
settled condition.
What will hc the outcome OF these
attempts TO bring back the ponies
on working basis. remains to be
seen. That general movement i'm
inns direction is going must be
recognized.
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MANAGERS
TO HOLD OPEN MEETING
Plans for Coming Baseball Season
VIII BE Discussed by Officials
Tonight.
PROSPECTS ARE VERY BRIGHT
Thirty Teams Have Been Organized
Into Five LeagueS-NliIltia Conn
panies VIII Probably BE Banded
Into Circuit to Create Interest.

managers and officials of team under
the Richmond Amateur Athletic Fed
S 1ab, n VIII ,h hold an open ms r to
was called by George b. Mcsweencyy..
chairman OF the baseball committee. for
the purpose OF discussing plans for the
coming season II is sNpected tina, rep.
VIII be present DIR. Charles NJ HaZcn,
president of the federation. will make
an address.
Amateur Athletic Union OF America.
and its team conform TO the standards
OF that body. Great strides have been
made locally in the past few years In
the direction of clean sports and prac-
ticahy every large athletic orIanIza-
ton In the city is now affiliated with
the organization.
About thirty teams have already been
! heard from. and five leagues are being
some OF the fastest and most promising
amateur players I'm the city. and there
are indications that the pennant races
VIII be stirring ones.
Teams already under the fedora ton
national Hank; fairmount X,hletie
Springs, Blues. Mctropoitans, Cobb
Furniture Company and X. T. Lee
Council.
In Rncc to stay.
All OF last seasons federation teams
ton is In baseball TO stay
The Blues, who finished third last
season. are due to come back strong
this season. The White and Blue squad
looks to be one of the most formidable
outfits under the federation. and with
u fair amount Of the breaks coming
their way, ought TO make a stubborn
fight for high honors. Several players;
of the defunct Capital City League
have been brought into the battalion.
and will come out for the baseball
team. insurinE the Blues one of the best
I "a "a me n &c lot
Another team regarded as a cham
pionship possibility il the First Ma
tional Bank aggregation. The bankers
will have practically the same lineup
they finished with last season. and are
counting on making things warm for
all comcrS They are out to grab the
rag. Highland Park, MCGill ana Bar
ton Heights also propose TO be in the
running, and with that end in view
have gathered together "a collection of
youngsters from which strong comb
nations can be pick ed.
Plans arc under way for tho organi-
cation of q league to consist solely Of
company teams in the militia. IL is
probable that Company q, of tho Blues:
Company +, of the Grays. tho Hiwitzers
and Signal Corps will be embraced in
this circuit
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TESREAU SETTLES $4,000
BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT
Giant Twirler Stops Litigation to Ac-
company Team to Training
Camp.
ACTION FILED LAST APRIL
Tilted Girl, 1t Is Alleged, to Marry
.Another-iove Letters Offered AS
Evidence in Case Never Acknowl-
edged by big jeff"

NEW YORK, February 24-Charles
Monroe c'JeT'D Tcsreau. who is about
- depart for tho Southern training
camp for baseball players. to-day set
. tied the $4,000 breach of promise &C
ton brought against him by Miss Glare,
Young, of Prrryvillc, Mo.
The case was on the calendar for trial
and 'JeT's" bond for $4,000 was In
the court. In order that he might leave
for the South without further bother
with litigation and broken hearted
young women his attorney entered into
negotiations with Miss Young's lawyer.
The result was an order of discontinu-
ancc in which both parties to the ac
tion consented. The terms of the agree
Iucnt were kept secret.
II was last April, after Tesreau had
returned from the worlds tour with
the Giants that Miss Young fled her
breach OF promise suit. She declared
that the baseball star proposed to
marry her IN December. 1912. while
he was visiting in Perryvillc. and she
she offered bunch of love letters
which had passed between her and
Tcsrcau She said she was very much
surprised and Erieved to learn OF his
marriage to Helen l.. Blake.
First Kiss Did II.
In one of his love letters Tesreau
said:
You spoiled me the evening we came
home from your sistcrs-l mean was
already spoiled-but that first kiss was
enough 10 have me tell YOU about 1t.
And | never regretted I word that
told you. or n minute that l spent with
you.
''MCGraw has been kidding me since
the news came out in the papers ten-
ing about TesreauS engagement to Miss
IounE). and he asked me If thought T
could do my best and be in love. said
ia be able to do better. Everyone in
the club now calls me Clara.
Tell those people that We're kidding
you about my arm that my arm is much
stronger this year than last, because
gave 1t lots OF exercise last winter
Didn't !? Well he In St. Louis June .
Will have your ring for you then"
Jeff never acknowledged writing
the letters or his alleged promise OF
marriage.
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LOSING STREAK UNBROKEN
BY WASHINGTON AND LEE


SOUTH BETHLEHEM. PENN, Feb
ruary 2i.-Lchlgh won from Washing
ton and Lee tonight IS to 30. II
was a fast game with the visitors
pushing LchiEh all the time Young
played u star game for Washington and
Lee. while brewster and kirk patrick
did best for l.chigh. The lineup:
w. Il l.. Position. Lchigh.
Iaiss .....rlght forward. e. brewster
Scclcy. ..... left forward kirkpatrick
Miles. ........ centre ...... crichter
Young $1,000. right guard Gcycr
Plerrctt. 80. left guard ...... Green
Sumnhry-Fleld goats: brewster.
Kirkpatrick. 1: CriChtcr. Z Geycr. ..
Green, !: Young, 8: Scclcy. Iaiss. !;
Miles, !; Pierreti. |. Foul goals: Brew
stcr, 10 out OF l6; Miles. out OF ..
Referee: Ed Thorpe. Two twenty
minute halves.
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JUAREZ RESULTS

First race-four furlongs-San Gallo.
100 oMetcalD. 10 |. , to !. to 3. first:
McGaphonc. % Uiardncr). tol, > to i.
t :, en- second; Little bigger; 9S tMotD.
- 20 seconds. Meal Ticket, Emily r.
Brooks. illumination. Anita r.. Jimm Mo
HUT. SchulenburE also ran.
Seconh.siN furlongs--Dclaney. 1I2
connauEh,. lla' GHorman(. to i.
tMetcaIO. TO /, even. TO (. .tbirdI
Time. l:l2. Captain Druse. Rio BraZos.
I,unaEra. kid Nelson, Salad, Charger
Knight. Tony Koch. Henry Walbank
Third Ave and onc-halr furlonrs-.
l-anghor". III tiice). 3 to | even / tn
,. FIRST: Mabel Dulwcber, 103 IIcnrv),
to 20 l. even. second 49, y. Jones,
Time, los OH Fob. I.enore. Heien.
Kaybould. Ravcnhnil. Ye.terrun also
ran
rourth-one m!Ic--Rash, ll3 (Gross,
70 !, 70 ., TO 10. nrst: Transact. 0s
Executor. 100 C1BczansoD. { to /. s TO
,. 10 >. third. Time. 81 40 I%lorin
Bculhh s.. Mamie McDcc Mudsill. Gen.
cral Marchmont. Col. Marchmont also
Fifth--fve and onc-half furIongs-
lmpcIator. los tTayIorl. even. to 2.
out. nrst. Manganese no tGroth). 3 10
even, 10 2. second Osaple. los
. TrMnr''n16i 70 J. rh GyIn , 20 third
rita. Orimar Lad. Pride OF I.ismore also
ran.
sixth ono mile Twilight. az
GiGnry). to 2 to E. 2 TO S. nrst:
i to 2. second: Merlcmm. ioo isiotD. i
70 !. TO J., to 2. third. Time. :2s o.
Chcvron, Paw. Choctaw, Andrew ODay
Wavering also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
WHERE Is THE BLACKLIST
OF A FEW SEASONS BACK?
Ola boEie brought In Last Year
Against Organized baseball Is
Quickly Dispellcd.

What has become of the blacklist
orsanizcd baseball is commonly sup
posed 10 use against players who have
incurred the displeasurc OF magnates
@wn,inE bal ball clubs in the National or
entered the field II was a matter Of
common gossip that IN. invaders could
nTEer succeed In getting players TO
athlct"s entertained In regard to the
blacklist
If such "A blacklist exists. why was
1t not applied To the players who were
year OF the new leagues existence?
Dozens Of these players deserted or
sani2cd ball to join the Fcdcrals In
1913. ana many of the original jump
crs We're released when the new com
HrH hrancher out as major league
/ Drawing their release from the Feds
was supposed 10 seal their fate so far
I as baseball was concerned. yet every
lnan who wanted to play ball In organ
/ lied baschalrs domain last year sue
cccdcd In landing a job Where q ma
{ j"r league played jumped and became
anxious 10 r"jump he was taken back.
/ hut If c"nrs" big league performers
could expect this much. To show that
mis- was true even Of the minors. the
/ following cases ar" cited:
Charles Sits. managed the Regina
/ club. northwestern Canada League.
jumped to 81 Louis Feds and This year
/ h' VIII manage club in the North
! David CASTOR jumped to Feds and
| Mayed last year. viii manage Jackson
! Vile. Of South Atlantic League this
B year. :.
| John Kahl. jumped to Feds and
! played last year. now under contract
! TO leoria club. Three Eve League
| only tire" Of numerous cases are
! cited ana so Indispensable that they
~ ere necessary To the minors exist =
anc". John McNulty. former minor
/ League umpire. joined tn" FcdcraIS
w ,.ngI the l"aE ~, started: hut Is now
! Where's tho blacklist?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
EASTERN COLLEGE BEATS
MANASSAS IN FIRST GAME

MANASSAS. VA. February osTbo
irst of a series of basketball games
between the teams of Eastern College
ana Manassas High school which
marx the closing, Of the season took
place here this afternoon. The college
hrst team defeated the high school
quint by the score of 20 to a. in fast
ar' hoiiT contested engagement al
though the collcgians were superior in
All dcpartmcnts. Roads and Keep feat
ured: The high school second uuiut
outplaycd the college scrub, winning
by the score of "a To "a. Lands and
Martin starred for Eastern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

CAST has been forced 10 call off his
fight with Leach Cross, which was
scheduled to hc held at Madison square
Garden tomorrow night. The former
lightweight champion fractured his
right forearm again while working out
with his SparrlnE partner.
ever. found a suitable substitute in
johnny Dundee, the little Italian scrap-
per Dundee has been training for "A
month for the many matches he has on
hand. and he will step into the ring
ready to put up his very best brand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
Mnraunrd Bnck In Fold.

NEW YORK, Fcbruary 24.-Rube
Marquard is back in the fold. The
wryneck ed southpaw twirler, who gave
the Fedcrals, and then pressed matters
by touching the Brookfcd bankroll for
1900. has seen the error of his ways
and will once again wear a Giant uni
form.
lawn McC;rnw. the active director OF
the Giants. returned from Cuba two
days ago. To-day he held 4 conference
with Reuben. The matter was adj
justed late this afternoon. and McGraw
informed the Giant forces that Mar
guard would he n member Of the Giants
party that will leave tomorrow after
noon for Marlin Tex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
BROTHER MEETS BROTHER
IN TENNIS SEMIFINAl S
Waterbury VIII Play To-Day For the
National Amateur Racket
Championship mitch.

NEW YORK. February 2i.-J. g.
Waterbury won his match from Will
liam Post. OF Tuxedo. In the second
round OF the national amateur racquet
championship tournament at the Rae
Quet and Tennis Club here to-day. lie
VIII meet his brother. Lawrence Water
In one Of the seminal matches to-
morrow.
III the other match to-day George A.
Thornc. OF Chicago. was eliminated by.
G. &. pcll. Of Tuxedo. and the winner
VIII meet Stanley 6. Mortimer OF the
home club tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
sn,s Legislator. Were nribed.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. February ca
members or tho Arkansas Senate had
accepted brides TO support q bin which
would permit betting on horse races
under the parmimutual system. was
ordered to-day by the Senate Senator
Tolcr. who made the charges on the
floor Of the Senate, asserted that he had
Information that several Senator's had
received $4,000 each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

Scraps Of Sport

representatives of preparatory and
nigh schools In the Western section
OF The state and the Eastern section
OF West Virginia. will meet here on
saturday TO organize an intcrscholastic
annette association for the promotion
OF clean athletics In schools. One of
the main issues will be the eligibility
OF players on the different teams ms
regards attendance on school duties
anu scholarship, to eliminate as much
as possible the tdlcncSs in school work
of some students.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
BARROW AND TENER TALK
OVER BRONX PROPOSITION

NEW YORK. February 24-Prcsident
Edward Barrow. OF the International
the New York National League Club
would withdraw its objection TO the
transfer of the Jersey City franchise
TO the Bronx. President Barrow and
John *. Tcner. head of the National
League. discussed the transfer ycstcr-
day. but reached no definite conclu-
SionS.
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Yale VIII Play virginia.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. February "a
a feature Of the Yale University base
ball sch cdulc for the coming season. an
nounccd tonight. Is a series OF three
games with both Harvard and Prince
ton, the ilnal standing 10 he determined
by percentage The following games
are included In the schedule:
April J. Georgetown ut Washington
April 3: University Of Virginia. at Char
lottcSvillc: April rs. Georgetown at
New York; May !, University OF Vir-
ginia at New Haven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
CURLEY OFF FOR HAVANA
TO CONFER WITH JOHNSON

Ell PASO, TEXAS. February "a
Jack 'urlcy. promoter of the proposed
Johnson Willard bout at Juarcz. to-
might announced that he would leave
tomorrow for Havana where Johnson
remained to-day. lie said that his trim
10 'uba did not necessarily mean the
transfer or the fight to Havana
However, he Ventired no prediction
as 10 III" outcome of the already com
phcatcd situation. Curlcy's announce
lncnt followed rcCciut OF Il cablepraun
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Brief Wire Sports


GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. February
24.-local promoters announced to-day
that they had practically booked Jim
my Clabby and George Chip. middle
weights. for six-round bout here.
tiabby'S consent to match. they as
serted, has already been secured. Chip
has boxed here before. while Clabhy
was seen here with an exhibition troupe
which featured Luther Mccarthy, late
heavyweight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

rho Analostan Boat Club, OF Wash
inBton. has challenged the Virginia
boat Club TO an eight CARED race to
ne held here. The date for the event
IN Inc chaiienSers suggest rs May 20
me AnaloStans made an excellent rec
ora last summer in the Philadelphia
regatta, and its crew ia one OF the
pest In the South. The Virginia Boat
tiup VIII reopen on March l. when
inc members of last years crew will
nesin practicing for the summer. b.
H. Forest Will again b" the captain
with George lnglc as coach
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yfny Dnr Sundoy nnii.

INDIANAPOLIS. February 24.-Sun-.
day baseball In Indiana would he abol-
ished II bill introduced in tho Lesis-
lature to-day becomes n law
The bill would close ALI places OF
amusement, and would prevent railroad
excursions on Sunday
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Don't Want Presidency.

SHREVEPORT, La, February "a
w r Crawford, vice-prcsident of the
Southern Baseball Association, who be-
came president as result OF the sud-
den death OF Judge W. NJ. Kavanaugh
at Little Rock Sunday. stated to-day
he would not serve. Captain Crawford
VIII call II meeting Of league officers
soon to choose Il permanent head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
Football Player DYING.

.., W,l!lMlSGToH. DEL. february "a! ~
Johns Hopkins eleven. who sustained
"a fractured vertebrate in football
game with Lehigh at South Bethlehem
october 81. is dying. His physician an
nounced tonight he could not live
more than twentyfour hours. and his
parents have given up all hope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

organized basebalrs argument that
TWO wrongs make Il right is not quite
as bad as the Feds argument that
1t Is right to do wrong
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boulevard.
Mark Hail Ia p.,d

sJ,l,LiN, MO. February 2i-N,,L
ithli tw"nty-nine years old, pitcher 'rnr
INC petfoit Am"ricans. died AT his home
nero Today after long Illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25
DOWN THE ALLEYS

TIL" Cardinals took two out OF three
games last night on the Palace alleys
In their regular schedule game HamIe
rolled nigh SCor" and high average
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

Baltimore sport writer's seem peeved
because young Carter Glass ran last
saturday night as member OF the
Cross Country Club. Visiting athletes
are not welcomed to the Monumental
city unless they run under their true
coiors. Quite controversy has been
started over the action of the former
Washington and Lee star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

soon the struggle between "orckie'
ana regular" with regular will fur
hlsh so much food for the fans than
court actions and war Will be dropped
entirely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

And now our old friend. Doc Roller
of Seattle. Is becoming a boxer. Hf
made good as a pill mixer, n physical
director and a wrestler. and will dor
the mittS to tackle Joe Bonds, the
heavyweight tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

Naturally Tom Fogcrty feels down
cast over the loss OF the Jersey City
Shelters. but he will not remain idle
for IL is probable that President Ed.
Barrow will see that the building man
aEcr Is cared for. Fogerty will either
become business manager of Toronton,
or Montreal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

Honus Wagner. the famous Duchman
OF the Pirates, Is the guest tonight of
the Stove League of Pittsburgh on the
occasion OF his forty-first birthday II
is said that the old warhorse has
written speech.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

new plan in track athletic coach :
sns VIII be tried at the University OF
Norlh Carolina. Instead of engaging 4
professional coach the athletic author
itles nave selected four members OF
me track team. who have had the ad =
vantage of several years OF training
under Nat Cartmcll. to develop the
team. The system will not last, but
1t is interesting. nevertheless
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

Fred S. Campbell, NJ f.. r.. announce.
that the Deep Run Hounds will NEE
ior the weekly drag at the kennels OF
me grounds OF the Country Club O.
Virginia. The pack this year rank.
as one Of the best in the State, and 8
number or interesting hunts have beer
held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

Sandy Piez, who jumped from the
colts right into major company two
seasons. Is included In the list of play
ers who leave New York o-day with
the giants for Marlcn. Texas, for
spring practice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-25

Among the New York sporting writ
crS VINO are kidding Clarence Henry
Rowland because his first name is
what II is. are these: Purves Knox
sidney Mercer. Jerome Beatty, Grant
ma 'Hcc. Roseman Bulgar, Damon
Runyan and Haywood Brown.
Clarence, as we view is lust an dr.
GlnnrE, common every day. no account
hrst nafe in comparison with any OF
the above.