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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
RUNNER CHANGES CLUB
flames I>"lchmaincn, Champion Middle
DiNianrc Wan Now Member of
National Guard.

NEW YORK. Dcccnhcr 2S-Hannos
h",ohuaiucH, IA" worlds greatest mid
9!c a. tauce runner yesterday stated
definitely that ne had decided to join
the RANKS of The fourteenth Infantry
Naiional Guard Iannea mas been run
ming under the Cplors OF the Irish
American i. 4. since shortly after His
arriNal in America i'm l@i2, HAVING;
come here from Finland.
II was through Lawson Robertson.
WHO o. co4Ch "t tn. irish-Amcricau
\ 9. auu Fourteenth Regiment. ina,
thames u"cido0 to join mo rcgiincut.ll
"'raui2ation- Robertson mas bc.n
Go'cutug TN" fourtceuth Eorimcut attn
lst"s Tor the pust f.w months. bat in
thiS, short spac" of time. not only has
b." Developed the team rhat ram away
%ith tn" r"Snneutal relay houots at
the recent games OF tho lrisn-American
A. G. IN Madison square Garden. hut
mas enlisted som" Of tho best athletic
material IN Tho metropolitan district
some 81 tn, men ON his stan are
!rHuk stephenson. Frank Xuna Abe
lcHhers and La H"s" WIN kol.h-
m3lien on the list coupled vita a few
Others who contemplate joining. Hob
by claims tha, he win repeat the good
work d0n" at tho Thirteenth Ecgiru.lit
when he trained the boys there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
WILLIAMS LEADS CHASERS
.JOrkry Won Twenty Eight Races In
seventy seven >tHrtS In Past

NEW YOfE, December - Fred
Williams o. head Of the liat Of stccplc-
chhH" lDga"ya for Tho last season. ac-
Gordiur ~ atrriaticH compiled from
part performances on the Eastern
trHcku
~" hid twenty eight winning mounts
in hcyrHfV-tcvrn rtartS, was second
eighteen times. 'h!rd sixteen times. and
wHH UipiHCrd In fifteen races. His
mount wru TIA" tidy sum of S20,9G in
lurH"E W.IiinHa stood head and
rhouId"iH above the rcHt of the riders
through 'No field
SHcpnd pn the ipr was WiIic Allen.
who had ton hrh,a, six seconds. as
tiu"" Gmrr Wolko aud Tighc, who
ti"d for ihitd iOnors. rode as many
Wiun"TE ~ Alton, hut the nrst-namcd
was second ricvcr times. third once
Hpd ont or III" money twcnty-onc times
The Irish boy made the place fifteen
times, wnp third seven times and UNI
placed only six times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
BID FOR TWO CATCHERS
MADE BY NEW YORK CLUB
Archer and Fischer Wanted: Also .ruo
outtirii!cr>. hut Wcrmhmuu
Won't Sell.

CHICAGO, December 2s-Thc yam
| ME""S are seeking cncchorS Archer ana
l,isCnner and oUtielo"rs Flack and
! Iwiilinc, Charles Wecshman princi-
ral owner OF tho Cub Whale aggrern
ton, said to-day Wceghuau Thinks
a lot 81 an four m.u, and il does no,
| W"eEhman considers Flaek and Twill
Ing tn" two star Hpldcrs OF The Fcdcr.l
! l:taS"'' ana SAYS he'd rather have
either Of them thIu Kaun Archer ana
organized baseball luupuatc and with
them and WILSON hc believes he has
the greatest catching SIAN in the bust
ness
In spite Of tho fac, that Wecchman
is not in full possession OF the CubS.
he is going ahead making plans for
crs. aud one OF ticm is lie. Magec. lilo
would not state Who the second man
Captain 7. L. Huston. treasurer and
nat owner Of the Yankees viii leave
for Cleveland to-day TO attcnd a suc
ttal meeting of the American League.
Tins conference Will conclude tho an
nuaI business meeting OF tho Junior
major circuit which was Interrupted
IN chicago TWO weeks aEo by the cole.
oraiea peace parlcy introduced by Bar
hrE p""E:uSS, special dispatch bearer
OF the National League
- cleveland the American League
magnates expect to make urrauuc-
meutS whereby Charles y Somers may
conserve hi interests in tho Cleveland
American League club. Ban johnson
A .,i ms ol-easues also will discuss
plans OF absorbing their share of Fed
"ral LcaEU" PLAYERS with view 10
adding better balance 10 the American
LeagU" field
Captain huston had one OF the best
laughs OF his life when some energetic
baseball enthusiast confronted him
with report THAT Roger Eresnahan
would succeed BIZ Donovan AS mani
- IN. ~. \
derstand who would want TO appoint
Roger manager unless Il be Roger
himself. Donovan and the captain
have been close friends ever since tn"
beginning OF their business relations
aud the captain feels tina, Bnl has done
we'll 50 far.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
LAMBETH Gets BIC HONOR
VIRGINIA PROFESSOR NAMED
FOR GRID RULES COMMITTEE
t"rmcr PRESIDENT TAFT "pcakS at Nth-
Ictc convention on Necessity NJ
MiIitnrN DrilI in SrhnniS.

NEW YORK. December Former
tresideMt W William II. Taft who spoke
convention of tho National Collegiate
Athletic Association in this city to-
h!Eht declared himself in favor of
military drills for the college student
uuFinS the first TWO years OF his Under
graduate life.
In rely to questions asked at tho
ClnSS oi ms address regarding mill
t1rN preparedness. he Expressed the
"rinioh thal college students would
l" "eNttop army officers. ana that OIL
Sr , WrE% IN" prinSipAl need OF the
nations OF the world found it difficult
/" meet the demand for officers Even
the German arnyS laCls of officers WAS
one OF rs greatest drawbacks.
lie pointed out thar while West
L",nt was doinE excellent work in
inns ,dirgvjion, there was, sim room
Der OF graduates uf the West pOiut
iNpe ya"a year. IN" addition OF sew
would almost double thc cap3c!iy Of
me academy, while giving appomtivc
roWer to tho secretary OF War would
didates appointed ~ Congressni@n
failed to pass the examinations and
MADE on IN" football rules committee
IL mv ,. ANS; SS2ei& MG i.sGtS32y"' rh,ip
BETH: University OF Virginia. rcplac-
ins lhcuto nant - / sultan, army. Har-
rus Cope, University OF the South.
Officers c.ectcd for the ensuing year
were: president, Dean l.. T.. Baron
Briggs; iarvard; vice nrcsdcnt Dean
rotary, +. IL. NiGols0n. Wvcsi@v.i'n' CoI.
lcge; representatives. first district.
district, Professor Joseph l. R"y Croft.
princeton, third district, Professor o.
~ iierty,. North rarolina. fourth dis
lessee; nrth district. Professor G.; 4
Gnonchou&! uiiuoiS; sixth district,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
AFTER GOLF TOURNAMENT
NINE COURSES ASKING FOR
NATIONAL CHAMPlOMsHIpc
'H M' ,i""'s in Chicuro >..,
I" im'." tn Mnttcr-co,,.
petition IL Sironr

NEW YORK bn,..-,,I- -
the Cnitcd StHios Si'iner 27.-When
meets at Chicago. Jnni,.,,,. H,sSoclat alton
hay" uino courses L",,. ~ IL VIII
dates FOR tho mr., ~ as candi-
championships Of ,> tInphal golf
For several n!ou,h. 'uihher.
p"ct"d thar IN. IiILg 80 hccn eS
Cricket cub n",,, jI,1,@i me Meriop
receive attention, ia, ipi'a' would
turo when the isl ~. ,,t' hiA"t.ur fix
tor tho r.asn,, Nc M%a made public,
hole links /, is ,,n,.,, i'm ~" eighteen
the holdings of sf,,,i ~ ADAPTED for
competition, AcrnrJ', an important
the hrat-uamcd cliil .,,,,SS, Iron /.
Au element of su,.,,,
ed in tho nnminntiom az -, ,r was inject
clubs as candi,laias .rIn' p o,her two
Nassau Country ,,lni, are the
L. aud tho rlj,int. j::o |i I 1i, 'oyye, l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29

iicpurtcI~.
MAJORS HAD coco YEAR
-tttcndnucc Figures We're Nnt n. had
nS Expected, Considering Adj
verse tUndiiiOii~.

NEW YORK. T., cmbcr 2.-Al
l"@gush thc past soason is frequently
Il l'naneial STANDPOINT in the history Of
professional baseball the a1tend;lncc
injuries do not bear out this statement.
WING number of ii. minor lcHru.s
suffered hray. losses TIA. majors
W"athcl.d 81 p"liod OF extremely tr,.-
ing conditions ON satisfactory man
h"r Carefully complied. although IN
"'he!uI, attendance figures for tho sea-
som Of 1871" place the Attendance in the
NailoHai I.cagU" AT 3.-%5,i 400 and the
N'n'r'r4n. League at 2'ti,ioo, giving Il
total of G,IgH,S0O.
,,G".np hnyk 70 1909 wItah Is eoncr-
ally conceded 70 To- one OF TIL. boat
yours ia big leaeuc baseball n many
seasons, tie record books show that
the aggregate attendance in the two
EHjp! LEAGUES vas I,3th.lOS. Il com
pHrisou OF the figures for 1908 and
1915 indicates q falling or in attend
"uc" OF llIH,stS NJ first glance this
w"UlN appcar to hc a serious detection.
but wl.ou tho varying conditions ar"
taken into consideration tho showing
nun" snort pi rcWarltahlc.
Ihr Federal LeaEUc attracted many
i''ns 'n ccria!u cities whore the indc-
b.'o'ui lctEu" played against organ
'l"a interests, Willie tho automobile.
W"ioruuJt, SOlF ana tennis also opened
l'N LtlDN ipr fans TO an extent never
if"h'u"d of Sis years ago. with "a re
adjustment Of circuits ana a general
NAi".al ana American lcdgU.G. MAX
INK FOR closer ana more interesting
peunaut race In both circuits. there APP
pears TO be no reason why major
league baseball should not SURFACES AL
previous att. ndaHcc figures within the
."i"inona prevail Throughout thc ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
HAVANA RESULTS

First races selling, nurse sieo maid
cn tlvo ye;r-oid. live ana oue-n.,,i fur
lonGs-l Immune, los I'arriugtouJ, , 20
.. 10 10 ana 20 3. won; SmilaX, IN
>, second; SmlrRiuE, IIO 1Tapliuj, S
L" }. 10 J ana 10 70. ihiId Time
~, 80. Mars Elackwo"d. Maruairt
.!Ion, ArsUm"ut Dancing star. White
SNa and IraruIr also ran.
Second, i've ana ono-ha|t furlon:;s.
thr""-Jear-o aud up purse $500.
TO and I" j. won, >nifty Allen.
~ tilau"H"rt, - 80 !, % 10 ana .vnu
second; SciIp" Eyes, l"l IWatsou) .
j,o3. L. aud l 10 :, third Timo.
20. . 20. StouirgtOH Chance Rob u
coost"r and Arrturus also ram
Third selling. purse $500, three
Tshr-o!dS ana up. mi!e-Xo roastcr. los
FatrinEi"nl, . to To- 20 / and out.
won; Napier 10 Gonnellyj. 10 :,
I" aud out. second Lord Wells.
Nv tftan"Nerl, ]. to /, TO ana {
l" - ,Hird Time, i.ic. Mike Cohen
S"r"eIl" and Charles Graingcr also
Fourth. selling, handicap. purse $500.
al! ages, siN !url"ngs-Iiupcrator III
E'chuiln-'rj, : TO !, 10 and to
Z, won Wanda ritzer, Il2 Geometry.
!" J. to and even, second; l;n-
core Io' G'arrinetonl, 5 t" >, , To :
and out third Time, 1918 -. Re
NGct"r. Stonehcngc ana Envcr Boy
also ran.
Fifth, selling, purse $500. all ages.
iVe iurlon2s- Sure@et, Ilo Dominiclt).
to !. to 10 and to .. won; Ruth
Strickland. ~ tWatsonJ. ! to /. TO
| aud even second: sonny BOY. i'll
lBalD, 10 |. TO ana to :, third.
TNnc, 1900 %. hcnnance, Nd2an. emit
RI. Hugh, Jim Mnlladay and Duquesnc
also ran.
Sixth, selling. purse 500. all ages.
six furlongs-b. First, los DARING
tonl. , IL to |. even and to >, won.
Nash IFS (Connc!lyJ, to !, & 10 = and
to >. second; Dinah DO. 40 (Trox-
icr), 1 to /. = To and even, third.
Time. 1913. Stcllata, Luther, Parlor
BOY. Quick and Flying Fee; also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
HILL CITY FIVE WINS
i.HnchhurG hebrews Defeat Durham
fichfc"N ny decisive Score in Rough
iiaSf>rtbuIt Game.

LYNCIlBURG. VA. December Is
The Lynchburg Hebrew a. G. here to-
night defeated the Durham Hebrew \.
:. by the score of - TO = the visitors;
beng unahl" TO ring "a single coal
from the field The ,,amc was rouul.
anu tccpcd with fouls, Durham scor-
liS It's niuo points from fouls. The
score Indicates the relative ability of
'hf teams. The lineup:
-. ,;%Jnc4 ME Dprlcman. right for
ware cooper, left forward. :. OpDl"-
man center; kaufman. right guard;
,Ei h'n.-W. HuciIcrman, right for
ward, j. Iuckeruan. l"It forward A.
Hn'ITor; center; Wilson. right guard,
summary: G"als-I Opplcinan 60
cooper CD, j. Oppleman tSJ. Kuhlniaii
* I'oaiS from fouls, oppIeman
Suhstitutioi--!. Abclkop for i. Xiicscr-
man.
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MIL WAUKEE WANTS BIG BOUT
Andrews Oncr> S.:5.auu 10 rulton and
Willard Ia Transfer ca Ia That

MILNACkEE. WIS. December oS-
Mike collins. the manager OF Fred l'li-
ton, booked 10 meet less Willard for
tn" title 81 New orleans March 3. piaus
70 lore" The promoters to 20 thrDu.h
Win the match. Tom Andrews. OF ,bIs
Guy, ,wn9 uolds the $4,000 forfeit Of
both willard and Fulton dcclar.s mat
u appears TO MIN that Fulton is en-
t'i"H 20 tho forfeit money If the Sew.
of!t"hs PROMOTERS persist in refusing
MeanwLile, however. Andrews has
SPIN h@tWc"n th"m II they VIII trans
t"r ~" bout 20 Muwauke". ana now is
n,,'Ep la,lhs With the men for this bout
Hoth mon appear willing If Tho New
Orleans affair falls through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
JUAREZ RESULTS

First race. ave ana one-half fur
longs -StHrauis" loo eli Shill.nEJ. .
to D. l 70 and CUT. won; Rapids. lc5
ulowald). 10 j, , TO ] and even, sec
|, to J and even, third fine o.
-. Rose Garen. Anita T., {. M. john
son ana %udog.t also ram
SECOND, seven turlonHa--D Dave Mont
! and 10 /. won cecil, los DralmsJ.
9 1" ]. = 10 / and even, second; Down
land. los ClIayLcsp s To !, 10 i ana
even, third Time, ! - -. Joun Wal
Eear McNiarn california Jack aud
Hoouies Huck also ran.
Third m!l--Balec", Ill tiayncs),
3 to !, to ana ! TO ) won, strain
earn, ioa C. iIun,i even. to 3, to
., second; Mollir cad, 100 Niaycs). )
To ]. even. ana 30 . third. Time, l.
~ .. Moonlight. Coppers ana Fair
Fourth race; six furlongs- Bevcrly
James. ITO piayucs). 3 10 !. even. ana
> 10 ). won. I.n 80 ~ sh.ninel, S
TO /, 70 and c.eu. second, Luke Mae.
~ 'Mo,iiesw"r,,iin,, 10 70 H. t. and
buly Joe Munoyuakcv, Busy Edith
ana Brighouse also ran.
rim race; Sax turlOuGs -ChoCta ".
i07 Graves, s 70 >, 10 d and 10 8
won; Eobcr, Manteu. 40 tormes), 10
10 J. / ia and TO J. second; Angus
tIs IiviuZ., ll2 tPalms), 10 J, = TO /
aud even miro. Time. l.I52-5 Christ
mas iyc jennie crawford, John .,pnhn,
Or. Dourhorty Francis. Nifty. lIttl"
lake. Connuusht and Hermudlun ALSO
ran.
Sixth seven furlongs--I.or,ha V. 100
tbuckiesl, TO /. 10 and even. won;
Henry Walbauk. los tMolesworth. )
10 J, !" and even, socond Petit
Bleu, 9S CHayes,. to ., even, . to ..
third. Tim. J % 30 !{can Spiller,
superb lid Nelson and Delaney also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
HAWKINS OPENS WELL

walter Wallace. ;ha Distric, OF col
umhia champion pocket bIl,iard ma.
err. arrived at 9 O'Clock last .'gtt and
Immediately started MS sp-cstl tour
naW"nt with john : Hawkins a, the
Shurflor Eil!iard Academy the result;
BEING: Hawkins. l0t. Wallace -
thls tournament VIII l.. 1T .OOa
39''ts piayci in blocks Of TOO each
afternoon. beginning q, 9.2G o'clock
and 100 each uiEht, starting at 3
O'clock Tho hiEh run OF to-nights
game was tw"uiy-onc. by Hawkins
H"in players showed exceptional class
al times. hut due 10 the damp wealth
.r, the game was no, ~ fast IS the
matches VIII be In tho future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29

and a risht to Willic's chin. Rttchic
tried to slug, but Lewis, stood toe to
toe and Sldggcd back. Lewis sent Il
teriinc left swing To Ritchic'S head
anu they went into Il CliuCh. The lett
SWINE and cIinCh were repeated.
Ritchie landed Il hard right to LcwiS'S
/" land hayntak"r. He took Il right
ana !.it 10 the head for his pains.
Round "-kitChic started after Lewis
hGt Lewis sent in II left Swing To tho
Jaw. Ritchic sent in 4 hard left to
I;cWlSS jaw. Lewis shot in Il left to
~" head and began 20 crouch. and
Eltchie landed long right TO the Jaw.
i,ei SWING riEhts ,2nd, let's 10 tho
need. Lewis then Jahhcd With q left
and they went into 4 clnch Lewis
landed Two SLOW lcfts to the head ana
right TO the body Ritchic kept aftsr
Lewis. hut TIE Establishments duckirg
tactics seemed 10 battle him. Lewis
sen, III a terrific LETT TO the head and
then sent right to the jaw. Ri;chio
lAiucd TWO Let's to the jaw at the
end OF tho round.
after Lewis. VINO oludcd him. Ritchic
sent left TO tho jaw. He continued
{" wade IN hut Lewis kept jabbinc
lam at long range Et,cNic made a
dash for Lewis ana sent him acIins;
me ropes with Eight 20 the Jaw
Lewis began To dance about. and they
went into - Clinch. Lewis sent hard
rights ana lcits TO the mouth. Ritchio
caught Lewis " hard right and left to
N hard rights and let's 10 tho face.
Etchic was covered with blood bur
was wadins in hliudly at the end OF
the round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Richmond Dairy ana the Dcaf
HiuisS team. of the Commercial
me Newport Alleys last nigh, before
one OF IN" largest crowds of the sea
son l'oth teams showed that tho.
We're out for blood. and tho games
Ware holly contested MANAGE vj,i,
W hifman offered a prize to tho bowl.
er on each team VINO finished with
w" n!EheSt total ana this alone nut
ION Wer" the players 10 carry off tho
n"iI"rs Tor tn" cNcnin". Woody was
hlEn man for the Hichmoud Dairy Do.
"h!le Dalton led the bcaf NTutcs for
hlsh score. tn" teams broke even.
winning three games each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
COMMITTEE SHOW ED LACK
OF INTEREST ~ tNSi,


TO illustrate further the absolute
lack OF interest in my case and 10
show how much OF y hurry these zen.
t!"'ncn OF the executive committee ol
ia" IL y. y. r.. who guide the ath-
l"uc dcstinicS of this city, were in to
h." homo 10 their siuppcrs. | askcd D,.
lia%cn IN" chairman Of the meeting.
this question: Tn. FInzcu il I brin;;
facts before YOU Of sufficient strength
10 r"hut tho presumption tina; hav.
professionalism myself, viii that
cause Your organization to rcSCind It's
action" My answer. - worry courteous
one, was: - have nothing more to
say, Mr.. Sattcricld. You can say any
thin" YOU want to-" And with Il p"r-
missed me.
Now, ! ask is this Justice | APP
p"arcd at that meeting not because 10
Lutte disqualification, for knew ii in
no wise affected my collegiate stand
ing, but ! went there In answer to
tn" constructive notice in the news
papcrs. which gave me a chance to
speak for myself-and what was the
result? Lack OF interest. on their
part *ii@ht attention ana an inclina-
portant of all. the committee gave a
splendid illustration OF the noncfec-
tivcncss Of the present athletic ad-
HiiniStra ton.
wish TO be understood rs a hearty
supporter Of clean athletics. and
hclicvc the y. a L. capable OF great
work. for truly the line between pro-
fcssioual and amateur sports must he
strong; hut on the other hand, do
wish TO he understood that have been
n member of the y. y. u. longer than
some Of the members of the executive
committee. and once becoming mem
Der Of any organization l follow it's
rules to tho letter.
AS one of the sporting writer's OF
an evening paper has suggested rules
arc rules, | agree with him, but some
rules have no end to their elasticity.
There has been in the newspapers
Of late a good deal Of harmless. anus
ing childlcSs chatter in regard To this
question. bat II all narrowS down 20
two things: Were these playground
supervisors employed for their ath-
lctic ability? And. secondly, did they
give any physical instruction.? I de-
fy tho y. y. Y. or any other body to
provo such n charge. Therefore there
is only one conclusion: their motive
must be prompted from somo other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29

don, John * Tnncr. OF the Na,ionnl
baseball League, has issued a call re
voUvcnIuG the annual mcntinR Of tho
The rcconVcncd meeting win bc held
At Cincinnati, January T. following u
meeting there of the National Baseball
Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29

riNEHuKST \. e. December Is
fMIip q. Carter Of Ncw York. iGnior
Metropolitnn champion and II V Seq
gernan, Englcwood. y j.. tied a,
ctgnty-ouc fov the gold medal in the
Gualifying round Of tho annual holiday
week golf tournament here to-day Tn.
Il" Will be played off later in tho week
9. II. Gardner, Agaw1w Hunt Club.
vas runner MP wlth clghty-two, and
J. : banforth, North Fork Club, next
players entered the tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
liirhInnuIl Duiry Z
Dear Nut-s.


nc .NNII"I IUIW OF INr TimcE-
Dispatch League, captured tyyo out ~
three games from TIA, Reporters last
.ht ON the N.wpo', Alleys i'm an
Interesting series. ll,lfcrs l.d Tor
nigh score. ana latim.r ALSO put
up nigh score for Wis team scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29
LEWIS ANn KtItIi!i:
ENC tNIt HARD HI.DW :

>, -a.H'a G'IH swing
saw Ri,rhio .,t.l 10" '2 W.
frr ,r,S...d Z '". thr horr
H.''. " marc riGN'
" Sl""LH,,' '..|" N'it'a and nud-
'.' F."Na"n i"vis
ttI"Ihi i,'i,hl" N.tne!n- RIGHT to the
70 inc jay. f"..aWlrr 'H.u with ar-
oiHer hard right 20 rlc j.u m. rrer
then locked hrads ami Lewis Sori
manc"d 20 hlo-l tu,. .- r+ ~
clinCh. Lewis Jol,cd Ntt,Hie yftf
nara NIGHT Urrereur E.teHuc sen,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29

MeSsot wider, cnlorcd, was arr..,
ca ~ foliceinon h.r;uccl last nir!,t
on charge Of carrying conccal..g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29

ii, ~ 100
,r"t ,'.i ~, 'n"IHilESs any person TO
nhysi,i ly eiH,Heu Pay Tor LIVING
r"S,,. ~, '.', . % ~ Ill anu az no cNi-
IV"C" mas ever htcn taken IN the mat
""o Soi''e S''is'''''oh'
Richmond An;uear Athletic Fe,lerati ,m
stated at the meeting OF the executive
pr. William iiurdicl Of he \ Il
had told HIM that playground instruc-
the rules of tho or..ani2ation lie
clearly Indicated that jhis settled the
. matter as far as h,, WAS Couccrncd nud
gave the accused mon no chance TO
rchut the charges lie ala. however,
/ INSTRUCT the secretary Of tho meeting
I" write TO Or Eurdick. to ascertain
II ms views had been understood cor
rectly.
scneraly spsa '.reh h Nl1 mS.n NIX n|
were prof5ssiomaIs aid ND! Ih0t T'' dscIsi ie
il is plain to H., Seem i,St G',,c,,i,ii
was prcjudsed ~, H,ra in' 9b&, nIy,i..,
hut was doaiim'S - rn nii,t c.'Sri
Sntterficld CSrtainly .mti,ieI ~ ~, AZ,
the caso 6 "fH - p,%St ms siGe o.
,ca rorcyrr mis- ~ i,1.,i nf ,,
sionaiism on him. '"''' VI ~
There is no eTo,, b.in., ,r,.lo ia dis
rupt The i;ichnoud NIn-,,.i,r AtPI..ttii,.
l,c.craiiou In, t NtIiIftis
hody. And II si!.p,. -, 81, ,'i"..!bie
nauliu.. M, nx.,nt,,. ,,o,,,,,';,, ~ l..
composed OF mon WIN Inc imiartsts Of
is not q rcprcscutaiiyc ono NV .T;S.
on i it. a. ''s cry nave no me"oer
The Richmond Amateur Athletic Fed
Grafton should not be ailiiinteI MIN
the Amateur Athletic l-mion Ei.I
mond men can handle tr, local siii,.,-
lion on II common sense basis. and no
local
athletic coinpctition i'm lie ouisi,n
peted in srorts bei f,' the i Himbn 9"i
Amateur Athletic Federation Mas or.
4uniz"d. ana would continue 10 do so
one wants it to do There is :, demand
for its rrorganization. howetcr. and
unless some solution is rc3rbnI an
athletic SPLIT is bound TO COM
Sporting critters Of three local ma
Of athletics here. believe iron, me In
formation coming To- ,I.m thai ,Tr
Richmond Amateur A,hie,ic Iredrration
should stand on it's own bottom one
writer thinks othcrwise tYt Ms onime
ion is not always the soundest
For instance. he stated several DAYS
ago in arguing tn. case against tho
that they were as much uroicssionaj;
as Percy Houchton. tho Harvard ronch
aud other coaches, Yet he did not
seem 10 know that this same paid
leIi vas IN ;,r,I.,t"ir ,fI,,','rin - ~
ether sport. iIoupiton, With II -
,.Ilc, ch!',,,,;o,,!bim ." ''e NATIONAL
Francis, C,ui,,,e, for,,,or o,,o,, ot.
ba,S,,iom 100 TiiT no, +oit'inn,,.';; 49, 80
bi,ns.If haCn,,ec D.. 80, - IN, III. .r ,me
,iinTsbin i'm - natrh ~ w.birb nrn nf..
,rn,fnr n"iJ ~ ,,.i,r ;,1 rI't
sinnai ,itIns -, m. s.,,n, i'm" ", -
:, member Of th, \ x l. rlnvs ON :.
team win a professional h. there
Tore pmiS Iirs..lF Lryn,,j ib. foli
rho Auu,o,,r A,bl.,ir r-,,ior rr,as 10
moi npulv to Inc ior,l si,,,..tinn IN,
were nndC 10 goycrn :.thIc-irs v.Lsre
mo iurauti,, Ia 7.rof..eion,Iier, =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-29

Noun EIWN"fWWf. WOm"N-A nhllOnIT
tennis champion, believes that her sue
cess hua Boon oh,niu"d nv hitting the
ball bard Niaa Hjurstcdt probably
hits tho rauyH&-"oatud sphcroid harder
than any woTnu player in the world
to-dny She hits IN" ban harder Than
many mon Il find t'int the American
girls 90 rot hit IA" ball rs hard as
they aioJld." Miss HjursicdL said. Il
believe iu a!wnyH hitting the ball with
nave pIuyed with or nrainet just be-
lIcvc IN getting the ball over the net.
THIS Is very bad. for the opposing
MLAhn. anh mo nntnt 81 Loot"