Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22
ENGLISH GOLFERS WILL
TEACH AMERICANS CAME
Midland Professional Champion
Finds Atmosphere OF United
States Safest.
SYRACUSE MAKES RECoE
Basisetballers Have Not Lost Game
ut Home Since 101i-Hilly Sulli-
van Has Caught More Famous
Pitchers Than Other BackstoDs.

NEW YORK, February Ca pair
of gorgeously good English golfers will
be busting Into our community very
shortly, prepared to teach the, young
and old-Americans how 20 shoot golf
balls. One OF them is Wilfred Reid.
He'll do the teaching At the Sea View
Golf Club, Atlantic City, y. j. The
other is E. Cow, who will do likewise
at the Sleepy Hollow Club. New York.
Reid ranks among the best profess
sional golfers in the world He has
played for England against Scotland
In every tournament since 1907. He
Won the Midland professional cham
pionship twice, and has smashed SO
many records in the British Isles that
it takes an adding machine to arrive
at the total.
Reid. who is thirty years old. quit
his job as instructor at the Banstead
Club, Surrey, England, so he could
grab the Sea View Job. which pays
better money.
Cow is a good golrer. lie gained
considerable fame in England He was
connected with the Way Manor Golf
Club, Waybridgc, England, last year.
They grew some pretty nifty basket
baileTs in the University or Syracuse
over stretch OF four years. Syracuse
has won an enviable place in the
basketball world. Since the beginning
Of 1912 the team has won thirty-five
out OF forty-two games, scoring 800
points againat S94 by It's foes
On it's home floor syracuse seems
10 be invincibie. Tho last game II
lost on its home floor was TO Obcrlin. In
l"il-rour years ago. Time ana again
Syracuse has gone against formidable
foes before a home crowd. but every
time the Orange co.ora have emerged
triumphant
syracuse went through the 1914 sea-
son without suffering defeat. 1t won
twelve straight games chat year
Edmond y. Dollard, an alumnus OF
syracuse. is the coach OF the basket
ball squad. He's held down the same
job for five years.
Billy Sullivan quits the White Sox-
and probably the major icagues-with
a record or having caughl and coached
more famous pitchers than any back
stop that ever figured in the national
game
Sullivans fame as a catcher will last
=. long as baseball history remains
RE was wonderful catcher In his
youth, and even up TO two years ago.
after seventeen years in professional
asebail. he ranked as The White Sox
r.ainStay.
sullivan. who was relea sed uncondi-
tionally by the White Sox the other
day, began his career In 1896 with the
Dubuque uowa) team, In 1887 he was
With Columbus (Ohio). In 1899 ana
1900 he caught for the Boston Ma
tionais. jumping To the White Sox in
1901
Here is the list Of famous pitchers
that Sullivan has caught in his seven
Teen years rs Il big Lacquer
lS??-Nichols, Willis, Lewis
l"oO-Nichols. Willis. Lewis. Dinneen.
Fittinger. Bailey.
l9ol-Callahan. Piatt Griffith. I.attor-
son, Skopec. Harvey, Katoll. Hart.
l9o2-tirihth, Patterson. Callahan.
Garvin, Piatt, katoll, Skopec. McAIack-
lin, Il. Hughes. Durham.
i9o3-Callahan. Patterson. White.
Flaherty, owen. Dunklc. Altrocik.
l9O4-Patterson. owen, Altrocl
White. Flaherty. Frank Smith, Strick
lett, Ed Walsh, Doughcrty
l9O5-Altrock. Walsh, owen, Patter-
son. White, Smith
iaO6-Walsh. White. owen, Patterson.
Altrock. Smith, Fiene.
l9O7-Walsh, White. Smith. Altrock
owen. Patteraun, Ficne
l9oS-Walsh. White. Smith. Altrock.
owen, Manuel. Nelson
l9oa-Walsh. White. Smith. Altrock.
owen Hurns' Jim scott. I'icne. Suter,
19lO-Walsh. White. Smith. Burns
Young. Scott LanEc, Olmstead.
lS1l--Walsh. White Scott Ionc.
oimstead, Young, Baker. HovIik. Mor,
ridge s
19i2--Whte, Walsh. Lange. REM
scott. Cicotte, Delhi, Mogridge. Tavlor
Peters, Bell Jordan
i9l3-Waish. White, Scott. Benz.
Cicottc. Russell. Smith.
Walsh, scott. BENZ. Cicotte.