Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-22

! Baseball peace terms, according to
Cincinnati reports, have finally been
agreed upon, with the exception OF
: those details pertaining to the Inter
national League problem. This qucs-
ton. of course, interests us. but the
Information on the subject is rncagcr
ana efforts TO get more facts late last
might failed.
! Jack Dunn was called to the con
ference ANA gave his views on the sit
uutiou regarding the Baltimore terri
tory. Whether he WAS induced TO give
ur his territorial rights in the Monu-
mental city could not be learned. Bal
timorc lost its demand for major
league franchise. however. and the con
! troll "f the Baltimore club in the In
t"rnational League will he determined
probably to-day, his being one of the
! little details needing adjusting.
II tho Tcrrapn owners choose to act
ualy. they can do So Dunn on lc;,v-
and the property WAS sold in building
lots. some OF he Fed stockholders
NOW propose dom: III" same thing.
'nc fan made the following suEEcs-
/ tion III one of the Baltimore papers
Yesterday:
I IT ! understand correctly. the citi-
. shares in the Federal League Baseball
club. Now. then. if organized ball
Kicks the Federal League ont OF ma
Iior baseball why not the city holders
"ral League grounds in Baltimore, sell
tn" ground aud build houses on the
lot" Thcu. il "" cannot have major
baseball. they viii have to spend lots
az money for new grounds. and that
would not pay for third-raters. This
* On" way 10 gc' back ~ them. Look
what Kansas city did when they tried
20 dump thcm from the Federal
! League This $ the way to boost
. the town"
thoriti"s are considering compulsory
/ tax for the support of athletics and
student publications. II IS proposed
' l." nHF@sF "aGh student monthly
tain benefits, inclnding free medical
: aid. ON" Of tho athletic benefits will
+ he a resumption Of football.
\ ,Gcorp" Gore. IN old-timer, has APP
plicd to President Ed BARROW. Of the
International League, for umpir-
inH position Gore had most rcma rli-
able baseball car"cr. and. oddly. never
played ON a team which was not n
remnant winner. After years of sue
cess With III" famous Chicago team
under Cap" Anson, Gore was traded
, to the Giants just when that team
started on its mud career.
Stranger Lewis is gaining consider
/ ahl" fame in NcW York. where he is
"il" "t tn" three remaining contestants
IN the international wrestling tourna-
mont. Lewis gained many friends
here. hut lost out when mat followers
awOli" to tho realization that the game
h"'" waS not ON the level. The rraU-
Ming gam" has always been noted for
It's "r""S"dnrsS. but Richmond was
setting some excellent sport. and
money was being coined, when some
Of the matches suddenly begun 10 an
pear ph"n"N suspicion then put the
rrapnlcrs out of business locally ana
il il doubtful IL it is ever rciuStatcd
Lewis did some pretty work hero. and
his friends will be glad to see him
crowned with success in the tournn-
lu"nis. which has the worlds Greco
Roman little ut stake.
George Twomhly. who pas,imcd here
natl IL is learned. Twomhly. who was
loaned to Richmond. went back 10 the
Reds at the close of the season. and
IT "as thought that he would he Civ
en- another opportunity in the big
show. cincy however. has a fair out
r"!d aud figures on strengthening II
with some Of the Fed orphans. Twom-
big would like To play with Dunn who
- " near relative. ana IL * probable
that terms VIII lac reached King Lear
aud Tommy Leach are also slated for
tn" skidS
Tom .Shcvlin says Yale lacks the
material! and has lacked il for sev-
TO beat Harvard.
Foster sanford. coach a, Rutgers.
ana "h" = suggested for the post of
m"n1 coach AZ Yale. asserts that it is
method. not men. tina, count
sanford gets hiss promotion a
right. -
iin- Money for Jurors.
ierk T.. NJ. kowoilc. OF the City cir