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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
EVENTS IN THE WAR
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

; The French and aBritish war
offices reported slight gains
along the western front after Sc
; we're attacks and counter at
. tacks. Berlin declared there
. had been practically no change
: in position.
Petrograd issued report
fronm the Grand Duke Nicho-
las which confirmed the defeat
: OF the Germans under Gen. Won
Hindenberg in east Prussia.
The Austrians. according to
Russian report. we're retreat
ing after a battle, and were be-
: ing pursued into the Carpath-
, ians BIZ the Russians. Another
! fort at Przemysl fell.
, A French battleship was
: sunk by the guns of the Aus
: trian forts at Cattaro, accord
ing to Berlin reports.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
DENVER ENrERrAlNs EDITORS.


BY United Press.
Denver, Colo, Sept 27.--Editors Of
the newspapers and farm journals OF
the seven Rocky Mountain states and
visiting editors from all parts Of the
country were guests of the Interna-
tional Soil Products Exposition here
today. After they have been shown
the beauties of the exposition they will
be entertained at banquet Many OF
these editors will make journeys
through the state visiting the new
Rocky Mountain National park and
other places of scenic beauty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
FORMER JUDGE ON TRIAL.

Wichita Falls. Tex, Sept. 27-E W..
Fry. former county Judge of Young
county. went on trial in district court
here today for the second time on a
charge of forgery. There are AZ in
dictments pending against him, charg-
ing forgery and the passing of forged
instruments. At previous trial last
June the jury disagreed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
BY United Press.

Washington, Sept. 27.-The Greek
legation announces all Greek reserv-
lists between 1892 and 1911 have been
called home There are fifty-two
thousand here. The Bulgarian lega-
ton has received orders to call out
all reservists in this country between
the ages of twenty and forty-three.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
GAS MEN IN CONVENTION.
BY United Press

San Francisco. Sept, 27-With the
delegates and representatives from
practically every gas association in the
United States. and several foreign
countries, several hundred gas men
opened their annual convention at
Native Sons hall today. "Co-Opera-
ton is the pass word at the conven-
tion and every effort is being made to
formulate an interchange of ideas and
to bring the foreign and American gas
men into closer relations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
BY United Press.

Berlin, Sept. 27.--Official reports
state that one British warship was
sunk and two damaged by German bat
teries in the bombardment of Zee
brugge by the British fleet,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27

BY United Press.
London, Sept 27.-German rein
forcements were rushed to the front
throughout yesterday. The plugging
of all weak spots in the German lines
has slackened the momentum of the
Anglo-French advance. but the on
slaughts Of the allies have not been
entirely stemmed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
UNION LIGHT GUARD IN REUNION
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, D. c., Sept. 27-Veter-
ans Of the Union Light Guard, who
are here attending the encampment Of
the Grand Army of the Republic, are
planning reunion to be held this
week. The Light Guard was the body
guard of President Lincoln for two
years during the civil war
While conversing with Secretary
of War Stanton in 1863, the governor
of Ohio offered to obtain bodyguard
for President Lincoln. Secretary Stan
ton accepted the offer. The governor
therefore asked for picked man fror
each county in Ohio, but did not say
what the service was to be. The mus
tering officer was Capt Elmer Otis
Fourth United States cavalry. They
left for Washington December 20, 1853
and on reporting to the secretary 0
war learned for the first time wha
their duties were to be-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
TT. WORTH
BABY SHOW
BY United Press.

BY United Press
Ell Paso. Sept. 27,-The blue ribbon
event of Texas bshydom opened here
today.
Three hundred and fifty future citi-
zens-and citizenesses -of the Lone
Star state, accompanied by doting
mammas and other relatives, flocked
to the Fraternal Brotherhood hall to
compete for Mayor Tom Lea's silver
cup and divers ribbons and trophies.
The entries are divided into three
classes Those less than year old
those between one and two years old,
and those over two years old The
greatest number of entries is in the
second class. There are few entered
from Arizona and New Mexico. The
exhibition is being held under the
auspices of the Ell Paso Equal Suffrage
! league, and will last three days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
RURAL NEICHBORS
WIN THREE PRIZES
Large Crowd Has Only Praise for
Business Women's Club and
Successful Management
of Trades Parade
PRIZE WINNERS.

Wholesalers and Manufactur-
ers-First prize. Chickasha Iron
Works, five dollars in gold;
second prize, Chickasha Milling
company. three dollars in cash;
third prize, Williams Cigar
Factory, two dollars in cash:
fourth prize. Advance Cigar Co,
one dollar In cash.
Commercial Retailers--First
prize, Atwood's c. o. d. gro
Gerry, five dollars in gold; sec
ond. Star Publishing Co. three
dollars In cash third. Hunter
Brothers Shoe Co. two dollars
In cash; fourth. Elliott Bros,
BARRIERS. one dollar In cash.
Rural Floats-Ffrst. Rural
Neighbors, kodak from Brown
sons: second. same winner,
sack best flour from chickasha
Milling company.
Lodges-First. National Pro-
tective League. fountain pen.
from Lubman's.
Schools First. Junior, book
from Gadd's; second. Sopho-
mores, Music Lovers Book,
from Gadd's.
Private Auto-First. Auto No.
Al, Frank Nelson, thermos bot
tie. from Owl drug store.
Horseback Riders-First, la
dies prize. No. 81, Miss Leila
Stout, set toilet articles. from
Palace Drug store; first gentle
mems prize. VIII Driggers. box
cigars.
Clubs-First. Rural Neigh
bors. five dollars in goods from
. Schow's; second. Business Wo-
mems club. $i2 rocker from
Claycomb a. Anderson's.
Comic Float-First, j. T.. Hub
bard. 81 cash from Gadd's-en-
try Cant Afford"
Boys and Girls. Bicyclists--
First prize to girls. ten tick1ts
to Kozy. won by Frances Fray;
first prize to boys. ten tickels
to Sugg, won by Dan Anderson.
Second prize TO girls, ten tick
cts to Kozy, won by Elizabeth
Horn.
Roller Skaters-First prize.
two pound box of candy. won
by Caspar Wood.
Best Pony Rider-First prize,
Gardner oliver. silver watch:
second, Jimmie Driggers. box Of
candy
Gadd's Special Prize-Won
by Bennie Holding and Harry
West, s5 in gold.
Music House-Won by Gadd.
Prizes for Lady Judges
Boxes of candy.
Sweepstakes Prize, Hamilton
Dry Cleaners, bath room fix
lures.
Judges-Mrs. z. U. Near
thur, Lindsay; Miss Myrtle
Bledsoe, Jackson. Tenn; w. H
Taylor, Tabler; George White.
Chlekasha; A. w. Ralston,
Wichita. Kan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
ARDM0RE IS BURNING


! Special to the Daily Express.
Ardmore, Sept. 27.-4:15.-
; An explosion of gasoline tank. :
: in DeWitts Cigar factory, oc-
curing this afternoon, killed
16 or ts people, Injured SO or
more others, demolished the
Factory, the union depot and
set the city on fire. Practical
ly all Of the windows in the
: city were broken when the ex
= plosion occurred. Numerous
! buildings are now burning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
BY United Press.

Rome, Sept. 27.-According to the
Rationale, Roumania has requested
Bulgaria to fully explain her mobili-
cation idea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27

Tonight, partly cloudy. cooler in
east and central portions; Tuesday.
partly cloudy
Local Temperature
During fhe twenty-four hoars ending
at s a. m.
Maximum : --------- 80
Minimum -- &C
Rainfall Saturday. .23 inch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27

CONTINUED On rass Thres.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

FOR okIahoms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
MANY L|CHTWE|CHTs
DEVELOPED THIS YEAR
Freddie Welsh Likely to Be De-
throncd the First Time He En-
tiers Il Finish Bout.
KILBANE a CANDIDATE
Fentherweight Champion Has the
Punch, and Would BE Good Bet
IL He Ever Gets Chance to Meet
the Englishmnn.

% " w
meeting one Of the first class American
W mH ne w DIES b It's fairly safe bet that
tries tries conclusions ns with ono of the half
Welsh already has been outpointed
~ nSossddeeision bouts by Charley White,
Jersey Gig OVER hounE on s"u routc IF
seems seen pretty pretty certain that either could
e eWer we Mfish,s measure. Willie. if he
looks good enough e to win N back Tei tho
title title, provided that an American ref
T nd yodS division, is game. fast
Chance aeanst the maT Bri 10 least
ss n Wn1 In punching power and equal
BIO good bet II he ever got n chance
AGAINST AGAINST Welsh. Knbane IS feather
Begin to ousero% S"Si his s0w Class II lie has is
weights ,i hts but ~, up to the present Welsh
Fact is. the. pugllistic woods just
nov arc e 70 full of good lightweights.
than there has been at one time for
many many years; In addition to those al.
good iightweights. who are in the
.eomer" class-and some who are In
the going class.
Leach Cross, once ranked among the
best lightweights In the country. is
Slipping: But he's s,ili good. JOHNNY
coming fast. and in n few months more
may. rank with tho classiest perform
ers in the game. Joe Rivers, the Mex
lean. is slipping. Harlem Tommy
Murphy Is doing likewise But both
are still capable of putting up n real
argument
Battling Terry. OF Newcastle. Pa, has
been coming along nicely. He has
been worked along easy stages and Is
rising to point now where he is get.
ting lots of recognition. Terry's most
recent notable performance was a vic
tory over Hal Stewart in Grand Rapid.
on New Years Day. Stewart q short
time before had beaten Joe Mandot.
There's a chap named Gallant, from
up in Boston town, who Is coming
along ut great rate, too. and scat
youngsters in the lightweight division
who promise to have a nation wide
reputation within year or SO.
The fact that the harvest OF light
weights has been good this year. and
Will be even better next year must be
pleasing to the fight fans. 4 battle
between lightweights usually is worth
the price of admission. Fans ought TO
yet paid-instead of paying-to see
bouts of late don't furnish the excite
ment and thrill OF other years.
And SO the public of late has turned
TO the Zig htwe ghts. and IT finds that
the division has become populated
with at least n dozen topnotchers and
a dozen others who promise to reach
the crest within n short time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
FOUR NEW ELEVENS
ON PENN'S SCHEDULE

. PHILADELPHIA, January 14.-Four
new games. Pennsylvania State, Pitts
burgh, Albright and West Virginia are
on the University OF Pennsylvania 1916
football schedule, announced to-day
For the first time in more than TWEEN
ty years the Carlisle Indians do not
appear. The schedule follows.
september 25-University OF West
Virginia. Philadelphia.
September 29-Albright, Philadel-
October 2-Franklin and Marshall,
Philad elDhia.
October 9-Pennsylvania State, Phil
adelphia
October 16-Navy. Annapolis.
October 23-University of Pittsburgh
Philadelphia.
November 6-Dartmouth, Boston
November 13-Michigan, Philadel-
phia.
November 25-Cornell. PHILADELPHIA.
1t was announced that George Brooke
would remain as head coach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
MlllROSE A. A. CARNIVAL
A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS
a. j. &. I.oonis, OF Chicago. the Min
Attrncfion-Windy City Athlete
Fails I'm Spirits, but Wins.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE an
nu:l carnival Of the Millrosc Athletic
Association took place at the Madison
square Garden tonight, and from tho
number or spectators present the af-
iair was the most successful held in
side the old building this winter.
Evidently the main attraction Of the
i.oomiS, OF the Chicago Athletic Assoc
citation. in the 70-yard dash handicap
He figured on the scratch mark. and
was giving away a lot of ground to
the local wonders, such AS they are
II was the initial appearance Of
LOOMS in this locality, and consc-
qucntly every one wanted TO get a good
square look at the curiosity. The girls
liked him because OF his blond hair
of legs and il built on much the same
plan as Jack Donaldson, the famous
foreign professional, who holds a num-
Der OF the worlds professional re-
cords.
However, Lcomis's length of limb
did not avail him much, for he seemed
TO bound too high on the board noor
After winning his trial heat in 7 30
seconds. which is Il nth OF a second
Chicago man failed TO qualify in the
second round. l.oomis is the national
oO-yard Splinter. the low hurdle
champion. and holds :, similar title for
the running high jump. He tried the
high jump tonight and flew over the
Crossbar with the elasticity of a spring
box.
i'o"mis won the jump with !. mark of
sucs was second. with I'VE feet eleven
inches. and II. Ludke. five fee, Ton
Inches, vas third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
PRESIDENT HIBBEN AGAINST
PAID ATHLETIC COACHES

PRINCETON. n. j., January H.
President John Grier Hibbcn OF Prince
ton University, in his annual report to-
day, expressed hope that paid coaches
In athletics would soon disappear Attn
letcS are suffering from an over-or-
Ganizcd system of coaching, he said
and he believed more responsibility
should be placed on team captains.
If undergraduates should be rclca scd
from unnatural domination of their
sports by graduate coaches" nc said
inter collegiate sport would be lib
crate! from the abnormal incubus Of
snpcrimpoScd system which tends to
make puppets OF the players
particularly in the game Of foot
hall. he said. tho captain of a team
for the management of his men. devils
Ing and directing their play in practice
games so that in tho critical situations
OF great contest he and his team will
rise To tho occasion and win or lose
with honor.
at Is quite absurd. when ono comes
TO think OF II. that the control Of tho
team IN all preliminary games should
be in the hands Of "a body Of men who
are rclceates to the side lines when the
play IL ON. After all, IL Is an under
graduate affair and the game should
b" planned and paycd by undcrgradu-
hlcS. lf YOU place upon them tho re-
sponsibility they viii respond to It,
Tor II liz certain that responsibility
always provokcs efficiency. That men
may be rcsourccful I'm time Of cmcr-
Ecncy they must be schoolcd In tho art
or resourccfulncss by some stimula-
ton or their latent powers of ingc-
pnity'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
HAVANA RESULTS

First rac"-six furlongs-Frill, l02
,McpcrnotD. 3 TO 2. l TO . and TO 4,
won; May ipps, - Gaobinson). 10 to j,
/" ], even, second; Golden Lassie. 10.
mTipii). > to !, S 10 ;, even. third,
Time. lis 35. Lady May. Ccarc also
ran.
""cond-nve and a half fnrlongs-
! I" 10, won; Inferno Queen, roe tRob,
!nSonJ. TO J, 2ia to l. q to :. scron1.
rI"nlcr: lp3 tlrhD. 8 to |. to /, even.
IMilG. i'm%; - l-5. Margaret Noise.
Fay, rhIl c"mnor, Jack Numnai!y and
Apiustcr also ran "''
{, Third iiyc and half furlongs-
:rI'2.'rarh' los 'Joncs). S TO :. even, .
70 e, I" 10. second: hloriryic ia;
nL"iiiiSb. i" to !, - To J. :. ,birI
Tine. l;2i 3-5 Fairy Godmothnr. Mns.
',"e. "9thc!lo. Cuttyhunk. Gale
lhrumpian. Fred Levy ana Odleweiss
four,l-nye aud "a half furInn,s-
sonny Boy. lo3 ,TaplInD. TO / - n
70 D won; san Jon. 100 Critsp. 40 to,
stripes. lo$ tNolaij. 10 To-, os",a ahd
to ]. third. Time. 20 -. liiiJ,v ", =
scarlet oaks R"icnte, Moisnni. " By.
H" Tfi,L ann .,, hfrnMidTwlnc also ran
tWaldron), 20 to j., to 4 it"", ~
Oranto, 100 (AtwclD. 30 to ! - |"n
i" l. second; Sack cloth. los G.rf,
Tiiae, lis ~. A AZ i. TO l. ,hira.
N,Vrih%Nt General Warren u,,i,.',s
ii nr J"hn, Black Chief. j. II. Barr, par,
'"t roy ana Skcets also ran. ~
90 N th-SlN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mo
Inp'iGl, II 10 J, to !. ana . 20 'I'
won, Mockl.r. 100 ,Roblusn,n % ~ j.
70 J. 10 second: Coos,cr 10 ~
10 J. to !, even. third Time
!, ", NHpyS, aye. Dakc Of Shelby Roi,
also or ,o mack Transport ana Volthornn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
DURHAM LOSES TO WAKE
FOREST BY CLOSE SCORE

WAKE FOREST. January l4-Wakc
Forest basketball team defeated Dur
, nam YOUNG Mons, Christian Associa-
non last night on the home floor in the
mrs, game OF the season, by Tho score
OF 30 10 %. AS the score Indicates
me games could not have been AM
Closer as The two teams we're evenly
,latchcd Wake Forest mad tho Dur
nam team on the jump in The first half
iiaii holding and CarriCk caginr thc
, nait ior total Of ] $ points, while the
visitors We're. able TO find the basket
Tor a total II II points.
purham came back with n rush in
me second half, and the game Xns in
Gombt until the. whistle blew
me Work OF lolcomh at left forward
Tor durham featured. He made eleven
points In the last half. and no ono
s See II "a All to stop hun The work Of
ward kept wax" Forest In the Icnd
during the cntir, game. Tho iinc.,i,,.
Durham. Position Wake IFora.,
Gay tCapt.) right forward Hall Ccar, :
Iioicomh lett forward TIoi5{, :,
CarTiNgtor. centre ,,,rricf1
ltead .-...... right ruard. H"nsicS
hu ttS LETT guard ......... Davis
;, Hnbstituti"ns Frank for Carrick iii.
lings for H"nsl"y Field goals. j,niii
ing. 3, Iall. Curr!ck' .. T,a,s
Franks, Clay, 3, HolcoluN 4. Gamma
ton !. Referee. Utlcy. Time Of hsIyas,.
twenty minutes. '''''''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
GOLF COURT TO BE OPENED
AT HOTEL RICHMOND
III. III. Barker, Professional OF the Coun-
Try Club OF Virginia, to HIVE
Chnrge-Tourneys to Re Held.

H. II. Barker, the professional Of the
Country Club of Virginia. will open n
Goif course in the Hotel Richmond
Grill Room next week.
The golf course or court will be in
the nature of IL school though n player
VIII be able to play any golf course
IN the country over this court You
drive and brassie just as you would on
tho links. You use your mashie and
your putter the same way. You can
top or slice just as you would on the
links. You can drive a green or over
drive In fact, you can play every shot
into these nets as you would play on the
golf course.
1t Is utterly impossible to describe
what you can do for you can do every
thing and anything that ever happened
TO you on real golf course.
THESE courts will be opened after
Moons and evenings.
1t Is the intention of Mrs. Atkinson
TO hold weekly golf tournaments and
award prizes for the best scores
Every hotel and club in New York
and chicago has one or more of these
courses and they have been n decided
success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
ASkETBAL
Whnrfnn th. CO..


paramount won their right to con-
test for the championship of Richmond
iast night by defeating the McGili
Union team by the score OF 25 to 10
the first half ended with the Mc(;iIi
men three points In the lead. 10 to
ana 1t looked rs If n victory for the
Grace Street boys was In sight, but the
paramount lads shook the links iooso
M the second round and piled nm
eighteen points to McGilrs two. ~
Nickle was the star for McGill. with
captain Ryan close second For
tairmount Wharton doomed up as tho
DiS noise lie was. In every play and
while he scored only twice his spien-
aid passing at critical moments gave
Inc bail to tho man uncovered AMI
hclped pile up the score.
captain Patterson runE I'd seven
FOUL goals to his opponents four. Tho
summary:
Eairmount a. A. McGill Union
pendleton Left forward Rosa
Mharton fright forward. RYAN
watts ....... Centre. Massie
PATTERSON -. Left guard .Nickle
Emhig 49,. Right guard. .Cieary
si acknowledgements re-, 25; McGili. ~.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Goals from Held
watts 4, Pcndleton 2. Wharton 2. Em.
mug, Cieary. Nickle 2. Ryan. Goals from
II99ul-Patterson z. Ryan 4. Referee
Haargrove OR. l.. l. b. Time OF halves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
MAYOR AlNSLIE TO AWARD
CUPS TO MADISON ATHLETES

Mayor George Ainslie will award
two cups to the athletes of Madison
SCHOOL this afternoon ut o'clock.
These cups were won by the track
team and basketball quint, rcspcc-
lively. and represent championships in
each division OF the sport.
The cup for the bask ctball team will
be received by Captain Charles Joyce,
and that for the track squad by
Charles Pierce.
IL. T.. Tompkins, athletic director at
the school. will place the trophies
among others won by the schoolboys.
Both cups are of silver, the basket
ball trophy being eighteen inches high
ana the track cup ten inches high.
Both have been suitably engraved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
HOWlTZERS READY FOR
LYNCHBURG Y. M. C.. a.

Inc big event on Richmond's ath-
pail game at the Howitzers Armorv
oat t, night. when the Howitzers
ana inc l-ynchburg Young Mems Chris
captain Metcaif. of the Artillerymen.
p pus. MS men through hard practice the
pmsi week. and reports that they are
1 1SauS 70 play the game OF their lives
Lhls team has clean record so FAR
ms season. having won eight games
and fast game will be played.
me Lynchburgers have one of tho
FASTEST teams In this section, and 40
TAT nave beaten every five they have
played. They lost TO the locals last
year after one of the best games ever
seen In this city. The game starts at
O'Clock. preliminary game be-
tween local nvcs Will be staged ut s:i5
o'clock.
HarErove, of Virginia Polytechnic
institute, Will referee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
WADE AND BAILEY WIN
FROM BLAIR AND HOEN
Former Pair Retain Two Mnn Tenpin
honors aud Capture Purse OF $50.
Games Rolled on Newport Runs.

Wade and Bailey defeated Hoen and
Blair 455 pins in the special tenpin
match of ten games on the Newport
runs last night. and thereby retain the
the city of Richmond The champions
also captured the purse of $50, which
was offered to the winners of last
nights games.
Wade shot high score in his third
game. topping over the naples for Il
count OF 2i6. Bailey was second HIGH
with 245.
The games were interesting, and n
large crowd thronged the alleys to
root Tor their favoritcs. Hoen. Blairs
did not shoot as we'll as his games dur
ing the past week would lead one to
expect
Several challenges were received by
the champion pair, one of which comes
from Petersburg. and there will likely
be a busy session for Wade and Bailey
before the warm weather sets in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
VIRGINIA INCLUDED IN
WILLlAMS'S SCHEDULE

wILLIANSTOWN. MASS, January
IA new departure In the Williams
baseball schedule this year Will be n
Southern trip during the Easter recess
when five games Will be played as fol-
lows:
April S. University of Virginia, at
Charlottesville.
April 8, Georgetown University at
Washington.
April TO- Norfolk Athletic Club at
Norfolk.
April IL, University OF Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia.
April 13. Princeton Mt Princeton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-15
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BOWLER ROLLS 1874
GAMES IN So HOURS

SIOUX CITY, IOWA, January H.
Darrell Hamlet created "a record hero
by finishing thIrty-sx hour contin-
uons performance on the bowling al
legs
Hamlet began his endurance feat Mt
O'clock sunday morning, and rolled
stopping for food or sleep, although he
ate an occasional sandwich during the
period.
average OF 7-I8 games an hour. Ills
top score was made in his 1880 game,
when Il total OF 2GG was scored.