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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
WASHINGTON AND LEE NOT
WORRIED OVER CORNELL GAVE

LEXINGTON. VA. November q
WASHINGTON and Lee continued the
strenuous pre!imiunrics for Cornell this
AFTERNOON the practice consisting OF a
signal practice. some forward passing
and puntin" and drop kicking The
GENERA! forwards were subjected TO
lengthy line Scrimmarcs for Coach FL
cock desired 10 have them strengthen
their defense TO protcc, the puntcr. In
going down oil puutS the varsity
showed improved form. The coaching.
stan Is satisfied with the v!gor that
'hc regulars have been putting into
tackles aud WIN content themselves
without sSrimmaEc.
Ramcy. a substitute end, drop kick ed
several goals from field from tho forty
and foity-iive- yard lines. Iic may he
gain q decision.
l, is Il striking coincidence that one
OF IN" most Formidable men In each
hhekn"ld bears tho name Of Barrett.
lett half back. viii punt for tho Cen
erals, and viii also do the hnlk Of for
ward passing. Charles barrett tho
'"rncll captain and quarter back. is
w"h known for his pun,inr and pass
ing. too Eoth gr!dironists weigh be-
tween $50 and l"o pounds
The y.ay"r that the coaches cxpcct
:" star IA TIL" hackncld for Washing
ton and !.c" is Swcctland. He dil not
pariicipat" in the Roanoke game and
viii be I'm perfect trim for Cornell lie
is the swiftcsi man on the eleven and
q wonderful line plunrcr
In talking TO his hcnchmen this ar
t"rnoou. Coach 2lcock stated: when !
PLAYED with Dartmouth wc had Marks
and lngcrsol In the hackficld: they
were supposed 10 he the greatest in
In" country, but in Swcctland. Barrett
and Young believe YOU fellows have
ia" three greatest backs that ever
knew" The coach doubtless has his
players confident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
FINAL PREP SCHOOL GAME
MARSHALLITES WILL PLAY
RICHMOND ACADEMY TO-DAY
Championship SERIES WIZ Come to End.
High School SOUND Ruling FnNoritc
In This Clash.

John Marshall High School and Rich
mond Academy will play at Broad
Street Park this afternoon This is
the last game OF the local prep school
championship series II viii start at
o'clock.
The Marshallitcs are the ruling ia
Noritcs, having won easily from Me
Cures University School and Bene-
dictine College. while tho former won
from the Orange and Blue by 4 decisive
score. The Baptists, however. have
be able to check the Marshalitcs. 1t
is certain that 1t stin struggle VIII
result.
Spencer, the star full back OF the
Academy, Is the one man that the Mar
shallitcs viii watch. He has the ropu-
tation Of breaking the line and getting
diminUtiNc end on the Academy. is
another man who is likely To cause
III! !.I;i, Eigs and Whit runners ,ropHIe
hind the line.
Although the Marshalli,es will be
they viii present practically the same
team that played Maury High last
Su!nEcr's place. and lie has been
sh"wing up TO advantage ut his new
position and the followers of the
Blue and White need not worry. Coach
simpson has also switched his back
field. Thompson and pevine will play
the half back positions and Sale will
play fun hack.
Tho probable lineup:
High standardization and Kahn
Terry and Gilbert (captain). tackles;
Taylor. center: Core T. 4. Smith or
Stringcr, quarter back: Thompson and
Dcvinc. half backs; sale, full back
Acadcmy-Cutchins and Stallings,
ends: benoon, Gwin and Mcclellan.
guards: Hart. Hughes and Il. Parrish
tackles: DiEes. center: Kuyk (captainl
quarter back; Rinford. left half: T.
Parrish. right half; Spencer, full back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
BOWIE RACES START SOON
OWENBY WILL HAVE GOOD
HORSES ENTERED IN MEET
Lcwisohn VIII HIVE English Stable NJ
southern Mnrylnnd Trnck-Starts
SATURDAY..

BALTIMORE, MD. November 81
,. owenby has his two brcadwinners
Wanda Pitzcr and Carlton c., I'm lust
about as good condition az it IS posi-
pic TO get horses for the coming meet
i lmf OF ne southern Maryland Agri-
track. November u to 80. Inclusive,
Wanda Pitzer ran to her best Saratopn
form when she took place money be-
hind luiluN ut Pimlico on Saturday
anu she would just about have won IL
she hhd had bit OF luck. Wanda pitt
zcr has all of her old-tirne dash and
she seems to be willing TO give over
her best.
a The The veteran Carlton O., Is not the
hrst-class handicap horse he was n
couple OF years ago. but Owcnby Is not
trying amy more to win handicaps with
him. Carlton q. is combining mis- activi-
smartcst OF the ordinary distance run
ncrs at one mile and a sixteenth, one
inilc and a furlong and ono mile and a
quarter. This. by the way, is to be the
LAST last season OF racing for Carlton G.
IN" strapping son OF Carlton GRANGE
VINO has splendid bone and muscular
development. and superb conformation
witha!, liz 70 70 TO the stud in Virginia
AFTER m" Bowie meeting TO get hunt
T err, Ana he - just the sort OF horse
The English stable OF Oscar Levi
SOM constitutes only part OF the es-
tab, ,;; shment John Whaien wifi take to
iSo"ic this week: There In VIVA
lens string contingents OF the stables
OF Clarence Robbins, NJ. j. Leonard and
David Gideon. Mr.. Robbins, who will
be rcm"mbercd as the owner OF that
good Hamburg horse. Buskin. winner
Of last seasons Metropolitan handicap.
VII be represented at Bowie BY Little
Nearer, capital distance running son
OF Golden Maxim. Buskin. unluckilv.
VIII not b" seen at the Southern Mary
i ianu track. lie Is laid up with bad
reg resting for next seasons cam
palIninE Little Nearer Is hardly a
morse OF the class Of Buskin but hs In
capable OF beating arst-ratc pIatcrs
over distances of ground.
Lille" If"avcns is tho hope OF IN.
Leonard stable. She IL n daughter or
,rcat heavens. and "A -ycnr-old that
ms STOOD the acid test OF racing
Liinr heavens came 10 the ros; first
~ haFrc dc Grace in April, and she
mas come back To Baltimore i'm No
nfHnher as fresh rs She was nj the be-
fui!uH. IN" only horse racing for Mr.
,iaeon th!s autumn. Is home bred
son or ASTRONOMER and n Splinter or
no uncommon ability. lie is canahie m
threc-1uarters in liza or better, and hc
form. ~ W ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
! ANcEY AND BOWEN WILL
HELP GET VIRGINIA READY

CHARLoTTEsy1LLE, VA. Novcm-
, per &&Mjk'empsr lancey; head coach of
the mos, powerful fun backs ever Mt
the university, joined the coaching
squad TO-DAY and put the regular back
held men through long drill in block
ihG. ird l'owen. captain Of the 1911
team, will also reach college this week
Ia aid in preparing the eleven for the
contest with the University Of South
The varsity WAS excused from scrim-
.aaes t9-daN. but spent twenty minutes
NJ shadow work. Later the forwards
We're drilled in going down the field
under punts, the days work CONCLUDING
with long signal drill.
There was ~ lively scrimmaEe he
tween teams Il and c, in which the lat
ter Won by score OF Is to g. Two
iouchdowns were made by Gooch and
one by kinsolvinE, while Darlington.
only points for his side by Il clever field
goal from the thirty two-yurd line.
Iooch ran better than at any time this
season, and appeared to put everything
ne had In his work. In addition TO
frequent long runs he showed improve
ment in blocking Half Back IIinsoIv-
dashes
stuart was seen Mt left tackle on
team u. and his Injured hand, which is
nov free from bandages. did not seem
u" bother him any. lie broke through
with his characteristic speed and an
pcarcd strong At the end of the half
Pictures of Saturdays game. put on
aispl3y to-day. show instances where
III" vandcrhilt players appear to be
linn the man carrying tho picskin
This. in measure. counts Cor the UNI
usual number OF fumhl"s accredited to
Nircina's nrst-year team. sixteen
strong, viii leave here at 7:25 to-mor-
row morning. in charge OF Coach Dave
Navy rlchcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
PIMLICO RECORD BROKEN
Hurry Shnw Lowers Trnck Mnrk-Thc
Finn md He WIZ TIE Matched
for Special Race.

pIMlICo RACE TRACK. MD. No
rember "a good card was run Off ut
the HIN Top track to-day. including
the Pimlico fall serial handicap. IT "A
mile and forty yards. August Rel
monts Stromholi was installed fla
rorito. but third was the best he could
do. Harry shaw won Ivy n head from
Holiday, and in doing so he hrok" the
track record. covering the distance in
40 flat, 4 record that has been held
for five years 10y Saudrran, who ncEo-
tiated the distance in la.
Franklin, who won the third num-
her, WAS an Stool shot. nni had no
trouble In defeating his field He led
tho field all the way, and was never In
trouble.
NEGOTIATIONS were Complctcd to-day
whereby II e. liallcuhacli'S TIL" Finn
WIN meet l.. f"uStcNs II" WIN in =
match race nj Bowie netN week for a
purse said to lac $1,000. TIL. distance
Is TO he one nlile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
CADETS APPEAR HERE NEXT
WILL PLAY CLEMSON TEAM
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Tigers HIVE Strong Squad and Rattling
'oou Gnmc ENpcctcd-Nclms md
FetterOlf tn Play.

LEXINGTON, VA. November 9.--The
Virginia Military Institute football
squad began hard work yesterday af-
ternoon in preparation for the game
with Clemson College. which will be
played III Richmond on Saturday. Last
year Clemson defeated V. NJ. l. % to
clemson ut the end of the first quar-
ter. The Cadets came back in great
fashion. and the game was hard fought
anu fun of interest North Carolina
defeated Clemson last Saturday, the
Scor" being to :. V. NJ. |. and Caro-
INA tied to earlier this season. Next
saturdays game, therefore, has the
prospect OF being Il lively one.
Yesterday and o-day the V NJ T.
men devoted much of the time to signal
work and light practice. Their general
defense work since the Virginia game
mas much improved. The offense has
regaincd much OF it's driving force par
ticularly IN the back field.
Captain Nclms ana Fcttcrolf, left
halt back and right half back. re-
spectircly. who have been out of the
zane Fam: for some weeks. will play in tho
game saturday. helms was hurt in the
Carolina contest. and Fctterolf has
been laid up With broken shoulder
Tor four weeks. They Will greatly
strong then the back field
Much Is expected in next SATURDAYS
game from Harris and Bcrtschcy, both
OF whom distinguished themselves in
the game with Wake Forest ut Lex
ingion last Saturday. Harris ran
an Intercepted forward pass. and Bert
schcy Knocked down a dozen or more
forward passes in the last quarter with
telling effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
FEDS TO INVADE NEW YORK
KANSAS CITY AND BUFFALO
ARE DROPPED OFF CIRCUIT
Team In Gotham VIII start New Sen
son-Wiii build Park Scnting
lI.NNN I,erNnnN.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. November o
The Federal League to-day decided
definitely to invade New York in 1916.
League directors. in annual meeting
here. announced that the Kansas CITY
franchise had been forfeited and the
ciub VIII he sent to New York and
strengthened go that it will merit the
support of the New York fans" James
~. Gilmore, reelected president of the
league, stated that grounds had been
STn,aihsd on Manhattan Island for the
been submitted for stands to scat "a. 900
persons. and that the league would be
ready for operation In New York at
the beginning OF the 1916 season.
The buffalo franchise also was for
icitcd. but IL Is understood that tho
owners Will reorEanizc and that Buff
ialo will have II place In the league
next season.
league named George s. Ward. Brook-
lXn. rs vice president. and Thomas w.
''ni,norc: OF Chicago. secretary.
c ,,,a and after consideration OF all
,i,ar we were w'.l rewarded for our
said no games had been protested
After the meeting the ma iority of
the club owners departed :or French
Lick, Ind, where, IL was reported. thay
would meet representatives OF organ
the war" between the Fedcrals and
organized baseball
Those who went to French Lick arc
President Gilmore. Phil Bail. ST. Louis:
Robertson, buffalo. and Carroll Rasin.
Baltimore. Ward and Charles Wccgh'
man. Chicago. said they would 20 to
Chicago tonight and Wceghman stat
cd that he would join tho other direc-
tors OF the league At French Lick to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
MINORS START SESSIONS
FARRELL SAYS BASEBALL
HAD BAD FINANCIAL YEAR
Meeting Adjourned Out of Respect to
Memory of Southern Association
PrcsIdcnt-Ncsume To-day.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 1.-The
National Association Of Professional
Baseball Leagues opened It's annual
meeting here to-day With Il brief ses-
sion which was adjourned IN memory
of Judge W. NJ kavanaueh former
president Of the southern Association.
Welcoming speeches by civic and Pa
cific-panama exposition officials We're
heard.
The appointment of various commits
sioncrs was scheduled for tomorrow.
as was the introduction ly Secretary j;
IL. Farrell of n resolution to extend
from February To March | the time
limit on the acceptance OF PLAYERS con
tracts. President NJ. III. Sexton pre-
sided.
League baseball lid no, prosper this
port OF Secretary Farrell made public
here to-day. This year forty league
organizations. embracing @G2 cities and
towns In the United states and Can
ada. qualified for membership, rs COM
pared TO forty -four leagues and 300
towns and cities in 1914. OF the leagues
qualifying this season, ten lid not be-
gin the playing season. and of the
thirty which started. only twenty-five
finished. one WAS disqualified and four
dropped out.
Mr. Farrell calls attention to the un-
usual weather conditions Of the past
season. In ono league los t:hmes were
pfGs1n0ned 10y ra a9 s IN '"nrmGns
prevailed elsewhere throughout the
country.
The number OF PLAYERS contracts re-
ceived. recorded and PROMULGATED this
year was a.412: terms accepted. exam
ined and promulgated. 9l9: number OF
players released by purchase. l0o3:
number OF optional agreements APP
proved between National Association
clubs. al; number OF optional agree
ments exercised by National AsSocia-
ton clubs, 80: number of players re-
ported to this office for release, $50:
number of players reported for sus-
pension. G7o number OF players re-
ported for reinstatement, 23G; number
OF drafted players claimed under tn"
waiver rule. .: total number of dis
puted cases handled during the cur
rent year. 13S.
The number Of players drafted by
major icaEu"s was thirty-four. Of
which the National League cook seven
teen and the American League took
seventeen. Fifty-oue PLAYERS We're
drafted ny National Association clubs.
The total amount received through
the associations office for drafted
players. including money refunded on
National Associations drafts Gisallowed,
was: National League. S@l.95a; Ameri
can League sos 900: National ASsoc!a-
ton. soT.45o: total. s72.SoO.
The amount paid on optional agree
ments between National Association
clubs was Sa.3o0: amount paid for re-
lease Tx purchase between National
Association clubs. S+7.451: grams total
received for drafted players. optional
agreement PLAYERS. and released 10y
purchase players. sl2a.55T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
MANY CLAIMS ALLOWED
Board Of Arbitration Hnnds Down De-
cisions In Baseball Mnttcr-Locnl
Club Loses.

SAN FRANCISCO, November "a
number of decisions of the board OF
arbitration OF the Association of Ma
tional Professional Baseball Leagues
We're announced here tonight by
President j. IL. Farrell. Among them
were:
Allowed claims: Durham vs. Macon,
Players Niclds and Gorham: purchase
price allowed. Newport News VS.. Rich
mond. allowed. Manager Ii. s. Every
vs.. Charlotte, y. c.. allowed I'm part
Admission, Ala. vs.. Winston Salem, re.
Donaldson and Glazncr.
Claims where large sums were in :
Volvcd, or which are otherwise or
major Importance. will he decided in
the convention now in session her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
QUlNT HAS HARD SCHEDULE
richmond College Hnskethnn Manager
nhSinS Tor Games with Lead
ing Colleges I'm Two Stnte.

Manager Lawrence. OF the Richmond
That he Is working on a schedule FOR
inc spiders that viii prove TO be n hard
one lie has practically arranged sill Of
we championship games and necotia
tons are going on with tho Ic,1inr
schools In Virginia and North Carolina
ne complete schedule viii be nm
hYu"csu "itAln The near future and
VIII give the followers OF IN. Red and
sluc n considerable amount OF food
Tor thought as TO how the SPIDERS vii!
compare with the other teams
The prospects for n good team, ,rc
exceedingly bright. with four OF las,
ica, regulars and several substitutes
hhck IN college, with PoG OF this Years
lootbail team, and several others or
GOOD BASKETBALL experience n fast and
st'onS aunt should lie the result or
CoaCh IObsoM's work. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
Lyndn Payne Reinstated.

NJ" YORK. November AT n
meeting Of the stewards OF tho IocLa,
Gun held At tho office OF the club To.
Gay the application OF A. r. Brcsler FOR
me reinstatement OF tho mare. LYNDA
! nyhc, was granted. The application
was denied. Various jotckevs' and
trainers licenses were granted az
recommended by the license commit
Tee The application OF Clyde Phillips
Tor trainers license was laid on tho
table. August Belmont r H. Sturges
~. y Knapp. Andrew Miller. SCHUYLER
l.. Parsons and John Sanford wero
present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10

ITHACA, y, y. November g.-Th.
beginning or the last hard work of the
on THANKSGIVING Day was lnuncL.d
by the. coaches and Cornell varsity
footbail players on Schelknpf Ficld to-
were only subjected 10 II snappy Gig
nal drin and the trial OF several nov,
plays. there was hare work in plenty
The scrubs and third team pu, IN an
hours hard scrimmage, from Which tho
scrubs emerged victorious by q IA to
3 score.
The varsity men ar" all gaining In
I'm" shape, and there Is absolutely no
oSerconndenc" among tho team An
unusnally hard game IL expected
against Washington and Lee next Sat
urday. II Ia likely that the varsity
VIII play the entire game. AZ IL win be
their last appearance in an aetna,
game before the Penn game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10

An educational authority once re-
marked during the course of y lecture
that the faculty OF successful teach
ing is not always possessed by the
brightest scholar" Disciples desiring
elucidation are referred to the case Of
Mcssrs. Rush and Hinkey. Speedy
Rush was not good enough to make
dergraduate days, while Frank IIinkcy
was one OF the greatest ends that ever
pulled on q Yale jersey a careful
study Of the records Of the two clcvenS
coached by these gridiron instructors
this season would lead 10 the opinion
that the fatcS were balancing the ac-
counts of previous years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
S0PHS DEFEAT FRESHIES
Wake Forest BnSkctbnIIcrs Stnrt CInss
Standardization Stnrs with Goal
ShDDtluu.

WAKE FOREST. " c.. November
The Wake Forest sophomorcs de-
itaicu the freshmen Tonight. Il to a.
~ ihe nrst OF = series of class basket
BAN games. The goal shooting of
Dickson. the sophomore forward. and
flcczors w"r ~ center, for the fresh
men, featured.
Lineup:
homorcs--!pickson and Spaugh.
forwards, Mcknight. center; Thoiup,
son and Moss, guards
Frcshmcn-Ncal and Lilies, forwards;
tl"cz"r center; Sewers ard Billings
guards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
American Henley Nnv I, N.,,

NEW DIth, Novcinber g.-Th.
stewards OF The American Rowing AS
ISOLATION have selected Nav IL lsl5
- the date for the annual regatta OF
He association, which ia annually
owed over the hnal mile and 800 Yards
y the national course on the SchuylEill
.;v,r, Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
NEW YORK Noy.nh.r q Wv,

NEW YORK. November o.-WiIi.
lntchic. ia" former lightweight cham
prom has become "A rhh-rah hoy ~.
hoy toc% daily TO his classes a, a.
iHu'h!a iniN"rsltN Th. studies bc i;
taxing VIII train him 70 h.. = scicnttnc
"Eittu''uflNt. RitChic has already
proven that Drawn and hr,iu ca ~!
toe"ther by obtaining very Nigh rroa.e
On. ming the university can ruara,
tee Willie ~ that he can ", Ia 81,
farm against trespassers ms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
LOCAL BOWLERS LOSE
Pctcrsburgers Cop Special Match mt
Opening of vnn Dicn Alleys
In That city.

Class Il howlcrs gave an excellent
.Nhinitlon of Class G rolling on the
Van bicn alleys in Petersburg las
illGht. when iivc-man team, captaincd
ny Colonel burgess, defeated q Rich
mona NNc-inan team by thirty three
pins in three games.
Connors was responsible for tho
ictcfsplrg victory when he rolled zoe
IN the ilral game of the series.
several Of the bowlers made their
first appearance Of the season upon the
alleys and were not in form. Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
At the Club

LUXURY in dress is source
of keen enjoyment.
THERE THE dinner coat
holds full sway.
THERE, TOO, the value of
dressing to the occasion" is
eminently desirable and no.
where is it more recognized.
FAULTLESS GARMENTS for
dress affairs, from every angle
of fashions strict code, are
here in the newest effects, con-
sistent with good taste and re-
finement.
NO BETTER, no more cor
rectly tailored dress clothes are
produced and our prices are
within the bounds of reason
ableness.
For Better Values.
For Better Clothes.
Mzkizz;&{;!!z@!4!;:s!',,
627 East Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10

the Miracle Man have gone to the dis
card. and now they have been joined by
Hurry-Up Yost'S nickname.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10
BASEBALL BRIEFS

=. " ,Dickerson: sporting editor or
9o Grand Eanih$ ,MiGh? neMsnaner; and
and Rocky Mountain Leagues, was
elected president OF tho Central League
Al meeting OF the club officials at
Evansville. Ind. yesterday afternoon.
He succeeds Louis Ii.ilbronncr, OF Fort
Wayues.
Changes in tho 1915 circuit was in
tivcs from Youngstown. o.. and Erie.
IA. and the presentation or appl!ca
lions for franchises from South Bend
Ind, and MuskcIon, Mich.
Dcfnit" action on the makeup OF the
league VIII h" considered at a meeting
cember. This is body created ut tho
meeting to take care or the business
policies Of III" league. 1t consists OF
hcfcr: of Evansvillc: and President w.
Essick. OF Grand Rapids. Stahlhefer
was reelected vicc-presidcnt. The
salary limit viii remain unchanged.
but IL is said that the schedule would
he heightened 1T the spring meeting
Of the League
Boston ncwshoys arc planning "A tcs-
timonial Tor President l-annin, OF the
Red son, that wtll be unique and strik-
ing as indicating tho regard in Boston
for the muguatc. Mr.. l.annin has
found great JOY, in letting the "poipcr"
gate. Their idea Of getting back at
him is for 5000 newsboys To contribute
= dime Zach: win which they will buy
plan a thing like that for a man on
their own initiative you may know he
has heart and that II beats in the
right place.
Professional baseball may be terri
bile and all that in scholastic eyes: but
tn" fac; remains there is never any
scandals attached to the playing OF
the big league games Which is some
thing they can't say about some OF our
varsity contests.
Baltimore Is 10 remain in the Fed
cral League. This fact was settled
saturday when the local owners nego-
tiatcd n loan OF $4,000 from the Balti-
NOR" Trust Company, To pay it's obli-
cations. which OBLIGATIONS the club
was required to liquidate by to-day.
John T.. Powers. majority owner Of
the Los Angeles club of the Pacific
Coast League. has denied that James
j. Callahan had been signed as man
ager OF The tenn for lalG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-10

If the man with the bah had held
IL properly. there would have been no
danger from being tackled nv the arm
or OF having the oval knocked out or
his grasp. The Vanderbilt plavers
were justified in making the runner
to carry it.