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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-23

THINK Of Joan Of Arc-pue. delicate. directed by a superb. all
! powerful force that led her into any danger, and you will feel the
character that Anita Stewart has made Of The Goddess"
Anita Stewart has become s. imbued with the spirit Of The
Goddess" that shells enveloped in al atmosphere Of such divine beauty
and inspiration. that to gaze on her is to be lifted and completely
changed yourself.
Her rendition Of Cowemem Morn,' great creation vii become more marvel
os to you as you read hi. great story and follow the girl o. the screen through her
classic. struggle with The forces Of evil. meeting with earthly love and directing the
world 10 a RENAISSANCE beauty.
The Goddess" is one Of the most remarkable motion picture production, i
has been or good fortune 10 secme, and re take pleasure in announcing that the
films WILDE shown at the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-23
Dittmann Theatre

ington. and H. said. What 4 great thing
il i 10 bc the father Of this country"
When the guns sounded nj Licge and
dashed to the world the news of inva
sion and destruction. the Young prince
ISSUED Il proclamation in p~hraseology
that has never been used by kings, an
clients or modern. Ii began. Ny fellow
citizens
The impact with democracy had rip
cned into action and on the banks III the
river User today stands the solitary fig
ure Of the king who. | believe. will be
ready To hand back his scepter To the
people and become the father Of the first
new republic in the United States of
Europe"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-23

If the under dog started the fight he
j. not entitled 10 much sympathy
The man who makes good doesn't
waste his time boasting of his ances-
tors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-07-23

Another thing, change Your copy. Have something different to tell
Your potential customers. THEY WILL READ II. They like ~ know
what you have Ia sell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
TO COACH THE
w. & L. BASKETBALL TEAM
fietchsr VIII Take Up the Handling
OF inc Irnck md Field Athletes.
Hnrd Schedule Arranged

LEXINGTON. VA. February AT.
Ter the game with Virginia in Lynch
burg next Saturday night tho Wash-
ington ana Lee basketball squad wilI
como under the direction or W, G. R,f.
tery. who has been assisting Force
Fletcher in the coaching Of the team
II the Generals defeat Virginia and
they think they can, the triumph viii
be joint one for Fletcher and R,f
terry. and II the Charlottesville col
icSlhnS wipe up the floor with tho Lev
lngtonians, and they think they can
the responsibility for the reverse viii
nave TO be assumed jointly by Fietch
cr and Raftcry.
Flctcher's retirement from coaching
me basketers Is occasioncd by tho fact
that from now on he will have TO de-
vote all his energies on the track and
compete In three South Atlantic in,
door :neets-George Washington HI
Eersity: on February l3: Johns Hon.
kins University, on February 90 opd
georgetown University, on February
Besides this there will bc outdoo-
dunl meets with Georgetown, VIrrinIa
polytechnic Institute and Johns 1inn
klns; n team will be entered for tpo
Fem Relay races in Philadclphio. nnI
at baltimore. Washington and Leo vii
make strong effort to wrest rrnr,
Johns Hopkins and South AtIantic
in track and field
me nrSt game the baskcters u.i,I
play under the direction OF Coach Rof.
lery VIII be with Agricultural and Me
chanlcal OF North Carolina, nj Ley
ihston' on February 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
DUNN ARRANCES TWO
ADDITIONAL CONTESTS
New York Americans and Boston
Red SoH TO Play Here April and
IL, Respectively.
PROMISED SEVERAL PLAYERS
Two Are Pitchers and One an In
flcldcr-Harry Matthews Awarded
S291.6S by National Commission.
baseball Decision Postponed.

BALTIMORE. MD. February A.
Jack Dunn. who returned 70 his home
hero to-day from New York. said he
had been promised three or four good
ball players for his Richmond club
Two are pitchers, he declared, and one
IS an iniielder, All are now the
property OF American League teams.
Dunn said he thought there was n
good chance OF the draft being re-
moved from tho international. Ameri
can Association and Pacific Coast
Leagues. but he admitted that he had
received no information on the sub
ject
Tho Richmond maGnate arranged
two more exhibition games while in
New York. His team will entertain
the Yankees on April and the Boston
Red Sox on April IL.
CINCINNATI, February 4.-The Ma
tional Baseball Commission to-day re-
verscd n finding by the National Board
and awarded S2?l.63 against the New
port News club. of the Virginia State
League, in favor of Former Manager
Harry Matthews, or wat club. The
board had denied the award.
MatthewS's claim for salary from
August l last, the day he was released.
until September Il, 1914. the day his
contract is alleged to have expired, was
diSallowcd by the National Board, but
after reviewing the evidence the COM
mission ruled that the above amount
should be forthcoming TO the manager
for his release was not In accordance
with tho terms of his contract.
CHICAGO. February 4.-Judgc Lands
stated late to-day that the decision
in the Federal League injunction suit
against organized baseball would not
be given out this week. 1t is thought
the court will give out its opinion
early next week. but on this point
Judge Lands was noncommital.
MACON, GA, February 4.-George T.
Stallings, manager OF the Boston
National League Club. IS Ill at his
plantation near here. His attending
physician said tonight that Mr.. stall
lings' condition was not serious, but
that 1t probably would be n week be-
fore he had completely recovered
CHICAGO, February 24.-Fedcral
League officials tonight denied that n
plan TO transfer the Kansas City club
10 New York had been considered here
to-day.
Il came here to SEQ the finish of the
siX-day bicycle run. not to buy Fed
eral League team" said J. T Powers.
OF New York
Il met President Gilmore by chance.
but have not seen George Stovall, man
ager OF the Kansas City Federals"
II had been reported that the matter
was discussed in n secret conference
to-day between Powers and several
Federal League leaders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
HAWKINS WINS 500
BALL BILLIARD MATCH
Campbell Outclnsscd In Final nIock.
Large Crowd Enjoys COntcst-An-
other Tourney VIII he Staged.

Hawkins far outclassed Campbell in
the final block of the 0O-ball pocket
billiard match last night at the Supe-
l25 to 81
At no stage of tho four nights play
was Hawkins in any danger of being
beaten. The closest battle was in the
second block. when Campbell came
within eight balls OF scoring a win.
large crowd witnessed the final
game, and 1t was the united opinion Of
those present that 1t would take n
mighty good player to score n victory
over Hawkins
Another tournament will be stored
ut tho Superior parlor. the nature OF
which Will be announced within the
next few days
High runs last night-Hawkins, 81:
Campbell, -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
JOE M'CAHEY WILL RIDE
FOR THE QUINCY STABLE.
Jockey to Get $4,000 as Retainer,
and VIII Share in All His Win
nfngs While Under Contract.
SEND STRING WEST AND NORTH
Trojan Expected to Start in Ken
lucky Derby-Traincr Lawyer Says
lie Is the Smartest Thrce-Ycar-
Old in the Country.

NEW YORK. February 4.-Joseph
McCahey. who won the Brooklyn Han
dicap with Buckhorn last season, has
signed contract to ride through the
season OF 1915 for the Quincy Stable.
lhis stable Will house thirty odd horses.
which will be divided into thrc
strings, and the biggest of tho three
VIII 30 trained by James FitzSimmonS.
me MAN who developed and raced Head
mast iast season. 1t is with the Fit2-
simmons division that McCahey Will
ride lie will remain under the direc-
him, and has managed him for eight
or ten years back.
Last season McCahcy rode for tho
stable of Clifford Cochranc. and Coch :
rane made an effort TO sign him again
for 1915. but the Quincy Stable bid
!, n d for his services: Ills retainer.
addition to that he will get the rcgu-
lar riding fees.
Splits the Winnings
rho Quincy Stable has always opcr-
nted on tho cooperative principle in
dealing with Its Jockeys Last wear
nuriingame and Schuttingcr got 10 per
hnEame's fee for winning the Futurity
with Trojan was S1.564 under this ar
rangement., Mccahey will share In the
profits of the coming season in a SINH
lar manner
BurlinEame's contract with the stable
mas been renewed, and he will ride
me West and In Canada. The contract
or SchuttinGer has not been renewed
Schuttinger will ride for w. 7. Ander-
Trojan is tho best-known horse of
IN ,ne string that will go West rs soon
agement of Steve Iawlcr.
After S1O.0NO Purse.
His first important start In the
spring, unless the plans of tho stable
iniscarry. Will be in the Kentucky Der
pE az Louisville. race that will pay
MAKE the Canadian campaign. starting
IN the derbys at Hamilton. Windsor,
Fort Eric and Toronto (Woodbine
Park) and Dorval Park. The Dorval
l'ark Derby. which will pay about $780,
900 to the winner. is the important
after 1t Is run he will come down to
saratoga and tackle tho cracks Of tho
other Eastern stables in the SARATOGA
Cup, Il weight for age race OF one milo
and thrcc-quarters.
Will win the kentucky Derby with
Trojan sure II / can get him to the
post ht," said Lawyer yesterday in dis
cussing the prospective Western cam
paiEn of the Futurity winner "Hc S
the smartest thrce-ycar-o lds in tie
country and the best horse / ever saw
| do not believe I shall have any
trouble training him. He was not diff
hcult TO handle last season, and he did
not get too much racing"
The colors of Samuel c. Iildreth may
DC seen on Eastern tracks again next
season for the first time since Fitz
Herbert. Novelty and Zeus raced Hid
rcth Is authority for the statement that
he mas come to an agreement with Au-
gust belmont, under which the chair
man of the Jockey Club will permit him
to race a few horses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
INDOOR GOLF TOURNEY
FOR SCHWARZSCHlLD CUP

The Second Invitation Golf Tourna-
mcnt VIII take place ut the indoor
courts OF the Richmond Hotel to-day
OF Richmond. Those wishing To- NAV
IN this event may start any time from
: J.: NJ. until IL r. NJ
holes of the Country club" course and
the lowest score takes the cup.
EhtricS arc as follows: Walter Ruck-
ner. DR. j. a. White, j. ID. AIackav. loo
Iaylor, Douglas Call, S. Fieminr r.
Eieming, l.. liotchkiss. william Trlrr
1 :, warren. Samuel Atkinson. John
II T.; louhE. l.. Nc. Judkins, Il. NJ. Al
kinson. q. ID. Morgan. d. Shaffer 81
george Bryan and w. + Powers ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
Davidson win. CIos. c,,

DAVIDSON. y. c.. February I'm
a., same al: full Of life and movement. and
the locals defeated Charlottc's ynmn,
Mems Christian Association uuint to-
day by the score of 81 TO %. The game
VA, VAS a beautiful exhibition of basket
bail and showed that both teams ,ro
we'll trained. "io
The first half ended with the score
OF u TO II, In favor of the locals In
me iIrSt hvc minutes of the second I'm
the locals by fast and pretty passing
increased their lead by eight field roais
and sewcd up the game.
Goal shooting of Cnntoin cor,,u
and Hengeveldt and the all-round work
OF reese featured the game for the To-
cans: For the visitors honors must 20
Ritch. '' -'i'' VIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE MAY
INCREASE ITS MEMBERSHIP
Plans Foot to Add Two Climb. =,
Committee to Arrange Details.

~ hAh"HSC Jeta1IH.
An enthusiastic meeting OF tho mana.
gers OF the Old Dominion League was
held last night in tho office of Presi.
dent LII Touchc
Tho Old Dominion League was re-
organized for the season, and n com
mitteo composed of Graham Clements
and Harry Tucker, Jr., wcre appointed
to nominate officers for this season. the
committee to report ut tho next meet
ing, which will he held ut the above
place Monday night, next,
a tentative plan for n six club leanu,
including Ashland and Grnys, together
with last years teams. to complete tho
leagues roster. was discussed Tho
managers of tho Bell Telephone. Peco
nut Crisp. Walkovcrs and Alcos sipnj-
lcd their Intention OF placing clubs in
tho laguc. AZ
a committee composed of Georp, u
d,lnck and Harry Tucker. Jr.. was an
pointed to draft rules and report on
INC desirability of increasing tho
league to six clubs. This co,n,n,ttao
was n,so Instructed to make All necea
Sary plans Of organization, and rcnort
iuii particulars ~ the next meeting
-, Paul La Touchc and George. u
Black were appointed TO reones, "a.
commission to increase the ciassIecno
tion or the Old Dominion LEAGUE fron,
Class A. to Class IA"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Htf;t"s !Si ie Eng W Snf ing!
o tSn 10 e GOOSE 70 r rvsn LG ons
to 8, second; Busy Alice. Ill (Dish-
NAM, u to 10, TO ., and out. third.
lnhdel H.. Ethel May Baseball, Lyn.
dora. Some Reach. sweep Up and Phil
lnSer also ran.
up, FIVE ana one half MISUNDERSTANDING
sedge, lo5 CNaT'iuseni, to 3, TO .,
l,6 10 ), S5o .. second: Belle Bird, lo2
Time. l:o7. Pawn, IE,hellburg, H.: CHI
BOY. SureGct. Hearths,one. Flying Yam
kee. @ It's True. Fundamental. Chick
cry DICK also ran.
up. five and one-half fur!ongs-Ciabrio,
III Goose. TO =. even. TO .. first
Oakland, 1o7, CoBrienl, ( to /. S TO !:
!auS), 70 :. to .. to ., thiid. Time,
los S-j. Birka, Ida I.avina, Miss Barn
harbor. Colors. Dewdrop, Luria also
neutrality-suspicious. and up. one
miie-For Fair, 80 i-illy), ! tc |. TO
1TInTheD, to !, even. 20 >: second:
lndoienGe, lGi 90 brisn). g. to .. 70 =.
Chad buford, Just Rcd also ran.
six farlongs"Ne~ Haven, 1 liz s'"T aM n''
5Ghi iG 4op Il ishg, G IS 8 nFs'
10 ], 10 !. second, irrcdese"nce liz
Time, TIA 90 Sercnato l. % siySm; 'hirI
Gene, Cogs. Ralph l.Iovd' Montcaini' I
Spy, Father lhelan, Iriace Chap also
Sixth--four year olds AMI IN. mile
Goose, 70 10, to ). out irs 't; Tom ON
10 8. second; Love Day, 10 90 Brienj,,
TO J, 70 |. even, ihird. Time.
~, dro L. 10. ,k,iidaYy, shcpherdeess. Beau
~, Io-Day's Card.
Flfsi raee-purse, maiden. three
l0l: Marjorie y. lol; Jefferson lG&:
W. =. west, 10Y: Pied Piper, l03. PM
no. 4g$; Dare DeviL lQ$; Belle Buoy.
jG3; forest Cate, lo3; FOXY Cirif.. LOG;
uugh, 1906; Louisa Jacobs lG7; Il. NJ.
wa Watson 1875 smoky Dan" los; SPY.
see .;r, four ycar-olds ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
TENPIN MATCH BY
TELEGRAPH TONIGHT

rho hrat OF the intcrcity matches
i,,,t. ,ehins representing the At
ana Richmond Telephone Lcarues viii
pc rpIlch 10 Knight on the Palace AlIevs
w rLin N,ihnta and Richmond teams.
t,yn c,tich. and the scores will be trans-
ILL., niraa1 AFTER each frame by speeiaI
s W,rcs run In tho alloys for the occa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
Salem nents Trinity.

SALEM. VA, February with both
leans playing brilliant basketball,
TO her record by winning from Trinity
81 TO 10 here tonight. Trinity pre-,
sentsI a strong quint. and gave Il good
clearly eXcclicd them in long Eoai.
shooting. Siler was tho mainstay for
nnr T,nn,yM, registering 10 of her points
standing, figures in the good work Of
the locals. W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
Ten DoOkmnkers Fined

LOUISVILLE. KY, February 4.-T.n
men were fined total OF $4,000 In
criminal court here to-day on Meas
81 Suii,E TO operating handbooks in
i'ouisVi!!e Samuel Dlnkclspiel ma
lawrence starr were fined sl.5oo cnch
inc other Anes ranged from 500 NO
other indictments against tho do.
Iehnahts were filed away TO Insure on
iorcemeht OF their agreement 10 dis
continue the books
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
'Apprenticn allowance claimed.
Gun club Elect. omcer..

STAln'TON. VA. February 4.-The
S'hhnt"n Gun club held ita annual
meeting yesterday. j.. ". puNcnbcrgnr
was elected president and Marc Black
ourh was named secrctnry.
Tho gun club has decided to hold
its regular annual Registered tourno.
nent at THO Highland Park traps on
Juno 20,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

Tho crooked owners Crossed" tho
public ut the last minute, and there
was nothing In the rules to prevent tn.
borrowing and the switching of riders
The Juarc2 rule prevents further
borrowing. An apprentice jockey cam
not ride horse and get the five pound
allowance unless he is regularly en-
Dloycd by the owner OF the horse. An
owner, In future, who wants to use
apprentice Jockeys must make public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
Meeting of Bowling
League Captains I o-Night

There Will be meeting of the
captains md officers of the Greater
richmond bowiinE LenEuc Mt the
Newport billiard hnrlor Tonight mt
$500 o'clock.
President Blair requests that
every captain be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

tho fact that he Is employing apron.
tco Jockeys That Will act as n Tin
OH 70 tho public. and remove Mt least
ono or tho many practices OF crooked
race-horsc ownors film" the public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
HAVANA RESULTS

FIRST racc-fve furlongs. $500. three
io5 CTaplin), 3 TO s. 70 3, out, firsi:
10 o. second: Fred Levy. 81 IC;art
ner), 10 to ], to !, > to . third Time
I;l9 2-5: lone, Col. Holloway and
Wolfs Bath also ran.
Sccond-fve and one-half furlours
S2oo. three.year-ol and up, selling
Mac Mac III (Connolly), 10 ., to /, even,
nrs,' Charley brown. los Gitz). 6 to
Time, 90 Is. General Worrcn' St n.,H.
way. Duke of Shelby and Supreme also
Third-fve furlongs. $500. three
xcar-oldS and up. maidens. selling
! hohlas Galloway. los (KussclD, TO 9
70 ., s to D. first Zali. lO3 (Robinsom'
:" TO q to ., to 3, second: Indiffer-
en-. 70 C--l, 8 to l. ) TO /, 3 to Q.
Rose. Columbia Lady. frontier. Bunice'
finishcr. Q. c. Haley and Mortgyle also
ran. '' 80 '"o
Fourth-six furlonrs. $500; four.
year-olds and up sclling-Tipcr Jim.
70? tUraD. 8 to !, 10 10. and ! to
first; Margaret Mcisc, I0i Gaffertv1
- 70 J.. TO ., to 10, second; Mock
icr, ll9 Peak). TO .. to "a TO s.
ihird. Time. :32 As. Golden Lassie,
zen Lhcas. Queed and Runway also
-, Fifth-hve and one-half furlongs-
Transport 1lG Gianovcr), 3 TO j. 6 to 8.
to ., first; Louise Paul, III (Cartcr),
to J. IL to /, o to 3, second; Laura
10y CThplin), 6 to ]. . to ], even. third
Time. 12G Susan H., Sackcloth and
Sorde!lo also ran.
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To-Dny'r Card.

:, First receive and onc-half fur
iohss, purse $500. three year-olds and
up. selling Easter Boy. 81: 'Coostcr
igG. Moishnt, 10Y; Beaumont Belle, 100;
SIT FTctfui. 100; Customhouse. ia:
Second -purss $500. threc-y ear-olds,
ssciIimG, five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lassic
~ 'The Lark, %; Snipc, I0b: Bulgar.
io1; kazan. 10; y, q, Akin. fl9.
Ihird-pursc $500. three ycar-olds
ana up, selling. five and onc-half fur
IIongs-'tncle Fi,z, 90; Haberdnsh. sc:
E f,t, Day, 100; Otranto, 1t7; Some
kId. lO1; 'cnlcthumpian, I68: Mike
Cohen; %: I;olonel Brown. Ii3: Mort
gEIc, jlC; Apiastcr. l1G.
Fourth--purgc $500 thrcc-vcar-olds
ana ny, selling. one nilc-'patty Re
gan 100 'Cuuyhunk. 100; Heartbeat.
Ter. III.
fiith-pursc $500. three year-olds
.nd up, ave and onc-half furlongs--
''.GtIaxy., So: 'Lanodc. IS; Frontier,
w E!izhbeth Hnrwood. I63: Proctor.
no queen. Ill.
'Apprcntico allowance claimed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
tlona, Bank VS.. Barton Heights. open

10 OtNtT tCuI1lS.
Onicials-Rcfcrcc, Saville Starter,
Miles. Clerk, Richardson. Assistant
Clerk. Strothcr. Announcer, HILL
Judges. DIR. iiazen. FULLER Rowe. Van
Burcn, Shelton. Timers. Wadd!ll,
Cooper. Inspectors. Dean Raw, SpIatt,
Cousins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

This switching practice has been
carried on extensively in the mast. and
every time II has been the public that
has been stung. The public rarely
and horses OF his kind would be handled
by apprentice Jockeys because the ow-
ncr of tn" horse did not employ ap-
prentice jockeys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
JUAREZ RESULTS

First race--selling. wo-year-olds.
five and one-half furlongs-San Gallo,
10y 10y (MetcaiD to l. to !, even, first;
second; Whispering Hope. % (Acton)
10 to l, 4 to l. . to |. third Time,
a.; a., 49,; AZ Jimmie Hunt, Lady blanche.
Second-selling: four-year- Odds and
up, one mile-Billows, 100 T. Henry
TO .. to 8. out, first; bonanza. ii2
Bculah S. los (Martin), 6 to j. to !,
even, third. Time. 1:i3. Wood Dove,
lack Lack Nolan, Henry Walbank. Mary
Emily, Burnt Candle also ran
Third-six furlongs-Lonc Star. los
,ormeS5, to ], even. / to ., FIRST:
bs Ell Eien. ~ tHesnry). y to IA to !.
G,erthelma. Single Toe. II Terror. Eima.
ft;iectrowan. Kitty Stanheld. Tempest.
u. Swedc Sam. also ran.
Eourth-seven furlongs-Rash. 1oe
70 second: Grover Hughes. 116
T Gientry?s to l. r,,t to 10. to :. third.
ME McDcc. Be. Clark NJ. also ran.
rlilh.ive furlongs--Luke Mae, 100
az oiiiiice2, " to even. ! to ., first; Mas
s nis; nG' G iGsr,ryo to l. to even
30. Miss Fielder, shorthand Snidcps
Lest lest; u: a. Jones, 1nez. Vampire. Rex
Six,h-mile and one eighth-Durin.
100 lb"%ansonl, to |, TO 5. to 10,
: TO- Iorh'f r 90 ec sstsar99s3; to !:
Time, 1855 - Netma Al 70 Lone 81 ' Man.
Mclts' liasson. Curlicuc, also ran
T0-Dny's Card.
First race--sclling, four-year-olds
Austria. 1o2; .KenMar. 1S4: "" cloud QUO
einze 67 1 nsa prospe CO.. ,o Aug Ms1is
Cod. 10: 'Compter, ito: III rerrnr
l Ne; Making. ~; DR.. S. p. Tate, lie;
i Hike Doniin, ll2; Sweet Bait, liz; Billy
second-.sclllng. four-year-olds and
u! JsnI SIX ,o1 0y.irEina S. lo2;
1872; Art Rick, io4: Oblivion. io7 na .Tat..
tier. l03: Florence Kripp. ITO; Hazel
t r. 1io; N'nie Grand, il2; Martene
kin Nelson, ll2; Quick Trip. 1i2.
Ihl: i-sciling, threc-ycar -oIds, five
a a. s nms,mInr 11Tdr r. G.
lo3; Dismiss, lO4; carrie 0rnnc N In4.
SuItana. loG; Type, 1o7; L.anghorne, %.
up ou six fnIIn,s, fonar1year- and
Clairhcl. 100; Well Known, los; Florin'
io'; FIitaway. l05; Paw. 10Y; All Worm
s.If ~; Grapeshot. ll3; Gordon Rus
~ f't ,,n selling. ffour-year- olds and
s gp; SIX ~, fnnIriGn1ss-Freda Johnson, lot;
SupcIi w. lilnata, lOT; 'Captcm 10Y:
Manganese. 100; Gaskct, 40; Gold Finn
~: Ann Tilly. 10: Fcrrona, ITO; Miss
~ ~: Rcy. ll2: Lofty Haywood, liz;
, H;n,cn' ll2; Mandadcro. ll2; Ances.
Si%,h-sciling. ycar-olds and
u upi one oImiilrG,-iIcster. lO1; kick, iO2;
C,ntIIio' w; Thomas Hare. 1O7; Barnard
~; ,,Nisiblc. 1907: Cordova, ITO: Fan
1uu ~ 'i"ii' ~; Flying. ll2; The Cindcr,
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05
BASKETBALL
uori,zcrs Win CITY Cbnmn,on.h,n

the Artillerymen completely outclnsscd
the Paramount Athletic Club basket
ball team. defeating them by the one
sided score of At to 10
The 1owitzers started with n rush
and were never headed Off. To name
a particular star would be 10 name the
edge ball.
Dartmouth put up Il plucky fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-05

League. has issued n call TO rho rnana
Esrs or ms league to meet to-moprnuv
might at the First Regiment Armorr