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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27
WnkS Forest Wins.

WAKE FOREST, y c., January Go
Wake Forest defeated Atlantic Chris
tian College Tonight on the home
floor by Il. margin of 90 points. allow
ing the visitors only four points in the
first half and two in the last.
The work OF !ioldin" at forward. for
the Baptists. featured. OF the total
score, ~ points were registered by
Holding from field goals. Carrick fol-
lowed with eight goals and Hall with
seven iicnslcy put up n good defen-
tivc game. allowing his man only one
field goal the entire game. and finding
the basket for four field goals him
Tn" visitors were outweighcd and
classed In every department. and
they We're unable to cope with the
speedy passing of the Baptists The
end Of the first half found the score 81
10 against them, forty more points
were added by the Baptists in the last
half while Farmer succeeded i'll shoot
Ing one field goal. the score ending &c
10 {. Lineup:
\. G. Position. w. +
Potter right forward (Capt). Hall
Branch CCapD right forward. Holding
DAVIS. ........ centre ....... Carried
Young. right guard. =. Billings
Co2art go. left guard $50. Hcnsley
Suhstitut!ons: Beam for Holding,
Franks for Carrlck: Davis for Billings,
Whitehurst for Davis. Potter for Davis,
l:ranch for Cozart, Cozart for Branch.
Farmer for COzart. Field goals: Hold
In". IL; carrick. 8; Hall. I; lIensley. j
Davis. 3; Whitehurst. .: Farmer, .:
Davis. Referee: Sharpe. Time OF halves
twenty minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27

pANN lille. VA. January 2s-Tho
aRtn district contributed s4.502.l7 TO
IN" 'elsihns. according 70 the rcnort
- - ,o'n'n issioner Hall. sent to Colonel
stlfs, ra!Tncnt and money collected nm,
shipped 10 Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27
"BUCK' HERzOG HAS
BUILT STRONG TEAM
Cincinnati Reds Manager Seems to
Have Gathered the Making OF a
Pennant Contender.
TWO STARS FOR BACKsTops
Ivy Wingo and Charles Doom VIII
Add Strength to Lineup and DO
Much to Steady the Youngsters on
the Twirllng STAFF.

CINCINNATI, January 26.--During
all the turmoil and warfare between
the forces of organized baseball and tho
Federal League there has not been
much noise out Of Manager Buck Her
Zog OF the Cincinnati Reds. And yet,
moving softly and silently hlthcr and
thithcr reaching out a hand here and
a contract there. IicrZoG has amasscd
Il BAH club. II isn't Il winning ball club
yet II needs a boost here and a rein
forcemcnt there: II IL stil In tho prog
ress OF making, but what manager, un-
der the same conditions. has duno any
more. or even az much, toward the re-
building OF his losing club?
Here's how "Ruck" IIcrzoE's efforts
build up. according to the last enumer-
alton:
Catchers--Ivy Virgo. healthier
both with the mask and bat. I'm a raid
on the Tedcrals, and n still unlnishei
deal with the Cardinals obtained Char
lie Doom. hustler, both wise and clever
Pitchcrs-Iiot Sayrc. the famous
PENNSYLVANIA crack, considered one OF
the best Of college pitchers Secured
Dale from Montreal. Il strong pitcher
needing just the experience he has
been gaining In the International OBJ
ta!ned the classicst OF the Far North
crn younEstcrs- D0gan.
nhcldcrs--Acquircd Olsen. n valuable
utility man. good at any OF the inncld
places: Shechan. the best OF the Cen
trail Icagucrs. and Wagner. one of the
best In the Northwestern League
Outncldcrs--Capturcd C;rini,h, ranked
as the real thing In the "A class
And Buck has several weeks re-
naming in which 10 get live ones and
add new timber TO the reconstructed
team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27
Bulletin of Special
Round Trip Fares
From Richmond,Va.
Via
Norfolk and Western Railway

Roanoke. Va. a. oo
On sale January 80 and February
and :. limited returning February s.
cincinnati. O. 5000
on sale February 90. 81 and 90. lin
ited returning midnight March g.
New Orleans. La s,e.-5
:, on sale February to is. Inclusive.
limited returning midnight February
may be secured on payment OF ST.
Mobile, Ala. sc3.35
On sale February to Is, inclusive
limited returning midnight February
20 Extension of ticket until March is
may be secured on payment of 81
f'or tickets. Pullman reservations and
any further informa ton, call phone
Madison 4S7, or apply city Ticket ONCE,
Ninth and Main Streets. Richmond, Va
c. II. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27

FIELDING ("IIIRRY-UT')
wyho
tin
for the winter training of the University
during these winter evenings the
ing out some OF tho plays
II
Why
we
of
'cnbrook
"9 'N VIZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27
VIRGINIA BASKETBALL
FIVE BUR|ES ROANOKE
Score 5S Points to Opponents IL.
scores Oh Points to Opponents IL,
for the Orange and Blue.
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE LOSES
Wake Forest Quint Rolls Up Tally
of Sevcnty-siN Counters-Carson
and Newman No Match for Elon
College Athletes

HARLOTTESNILLE. VA. January
2G.-NirGinia's quint defeated Roanoke
College tonight. % to II. The game
WAS much harder fought than the score
would indicate, the visitors making a
good showing at the outset.
koanokc made ten of her fourteen
points in the first period. In this half
StricklinS Gagged nine fouls out of ten
attempts.
captain Sticklcy showed flashes Of
form. following an injury sustained
carly in the season. Nickels and Luck
were also much in the spotlight
bunting was the particular star for
Roanoke. one of his goal shots was
from midtioor. Bonham and Dugan
played well at guard. Lineup:
Roanoke
Virginia Position college.
Nickcls right forward. Moore
Sucklcy. left forward. Bunting
S,rick !ins.....:, centre. $3.50. Painter
Luck ....... left guard. $50. Duncan
SubStitUtions- for Dietrich
Via for Luck. Clark for Sticklcy. Wad-
dell for Nickcls. Runaway for Strck-
ling. Goals from neld-Nickels CO.
Sticillcy 90. StricSling ca, Luck (3).
Dietrich, Clark, bunting CD, Moore,
Painter. Goals from foul-Strickling
CID. Referee. Colliflower George
town.. Time OF halves, 90 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27

CHICAGO. January 26-"Ping" Bodte.
since 1911, was sold to-day TO tho San
Francisco Club OF the Pacific Cons,
League. The deal returns Bodie to his
home city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
HEUB| AND BURTON
WILL RACE SATURDAY
To Bc One OF the Many Attrac-
tions Offered Lovers OF Track Ath-
letics at IL. n. n. Il. Meet.
ENTRIES CLOSE TOMORROW
Blues Give Two Trophies, One to the
Highest Point Winner and tho
Other to the Most Successful Re
lay Team.

Secretary Sheppard Crump. of tho
Richmond Amateur Athletic Fedora
tioh, is about the busiest man III the
CITY at the present time. Crump has
charge of the entries for the big in
door track and field meet which Is
Armory Saturday night.
From the number so far received tho
AFFAIR promises TO he the largest that
has ever been featured In this CITY.
me athletes have until ) o'clock to-
morrow afternoon to send in their pa
pers, and it is expected that n large
number of elcvcnth-hour entries will
be received.
The Blues. who have been granted
offered Il cup to the club scoring the
greatest number of points. In addi-
ton, Il series of relay races will he
run OFF, the winners of these races;
then being matched. BY this process
OF elimination the teams will be boiled
down to two or three, the surviving
team receiving Il handsome relay tro-
ply. which viii also be donated by the
Blues.
The nine relay teams competing last
Saturday made remarkably fast time
over the course, and Soi>c records are
expected to be smashed in tho coming
event.
Lovers OF local track sports will for
the first time this year witness iIcubi
match up with "Rube' Burton in the
G00-yard run. Burton has romped home
the 600 or SSO-yard run. but there are
many who think Heubi can take his
measure.
This race will be one Of the many
features of the meet. and on the whole
the lists are full of classy entrants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
TWO-MAN TENP|N TITLE
WON BY ROY AND WHITMAN
Wade and Bailey Lose Siy-Gamc
Match by Eight Pins-Contcst on
Palace and Newport Runs.
SPLITS CAUSE THE UPSET
Latter Pair Had tho Best of tho Ar
gument Until tho Final Frame,
When Both Players Run Into
Hard Luck.

Roy and Whitman won out over
Wade and Bailey In tho two-man ten
pm championship match which was
featured on the Palace and Newport
runs last night.
me contest was hard-fought, and
was, only won in the last frame Of the
maj game. when Bailey and Wade
each run into q split. while Roy spared
ana hlled in with eight pins. and Whit
man secured Il strike and filed with
nine pins. Tho margin in favor of the
winners was eight pins.
Ihc match started on the Palacc
drives with three games. in which Roy
ana whitman secured Il lead of III
pms: ON tho Newport runs. however.
Wade and Bailey passed their oppo-
nehts, only 10 run into the splits which
Large and enthusiastic crowds wit
messed the match at both alleys, and
when 1t was seen that Roy and Whit
man were the winners, the shouting
Coulu be heard several squares from
the Newport runs: Bailey rolled the
most consistent game of the quartet
while Whitman starred on the Palace
runs, The scores:
Roy
l94 $50 1877 1e5 1es 1927 ,os4
2I5 90 17o 17s 157 1o1-11e5
Grand total, 2,lS9.
leo ia 1co 147 III 1871 .oo7
III 1872 los 1ol 22i 1o5-1174
Grand total. 2.lS1.
Roy and Whitman win by S pins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
TWENTY-FIVE BASEBALL
PLAYERS ANSWER CALL
virginia Starts Practice in GynnnsIum
~, i 80. VIII shape Up
ienm 10 Compete with Cornell

CmAltl .OTTESVHIE VA. February
Ia lWentE,ilNe candidates for infieli
n ,.til team reported for indoor practice
TINS afternoon, III rcsponsn tn :: III
ISSUED by captain White ana the bnsn.
n;til cage OF the Faycrwcathor cymnn :
hour. 'o LOT an
In the lot were seven first bosamcr
among them Frank Pidgoon, of Mem,
PMS cnoWers OF Martinsburg. W. Va.
promising applicant for second base - j..
John Williams, who halls from Cornell
i"o hSpirants for Douglas Ncffs nosi
Lon ~ Shnrtstop are Berkeley. from
3a last years scrubs. Outneid candi,,
gates include Mccall and H. ridynor y" - ,
Htcinphls CnirIrsitY i. School Dick,
c coTnS 1 ma S.EarlaS .k!nsolving, of Epis-
last seasons squad In tn" onimiGn, "f
captain White, Nirginia's nitchin,r
CorpS VIII be stronger this snrinp thnT
ios Inree seasons past. Twelve twirl-
ported for practice &c
Iop' Lannigan stated that. thourb
me llmc was short, he stood ready 10 :,
Eci rc!4y team in shape 10 meet COR
Washington meet on Saturday Of ~ M, = =
Mcek; WITH Barton, Cook, Beckett nnd
NiiEht OF last years tWo-milc tcnun
oHc, ~ YOU'D be out OF the question.
1our Captain Norris is the oniv ~
liliSr lett OF last years quartet
ORIGINALS list OF twemty-fiyc entries
i, Dcetl lofWarded the George WASH
pc 4cSt by I-annigan in an aIt.r,nt 80
EeI INC squad In shape for the tlrst
lndoor meet OF the season Snow va :
SSieddrted from INC board track back Of
dates will work ont i'm mo G'"ul :
morrow II tho rain let's up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
CUTLER BEGAN BILLIARD
CAREER At AN EARLY ACE
Spends Practically All His Time
Around the Grccn-Covcrcd Table,
and Never Knows When to Quit.
is a SPECTACULAR PLAYER
Was One OF the First to Join the
Champion League-Will BE Seen
in Action at the st. Elmo Parlor
February 10.

Albert c. Cutler, the Yankee billiard
list. who Will visit this city with
Walker Cochran on February 10.
Boston. lie started at It early in life.
ana may be said to have grown up
with the game. Although he Is still
a young man. no has been before the
public as II professional for Il number
Of years.
When Cutler started at tho game he
did little else than play IL. Practically
all of his time was spent around the
green cloth covered tables. and his en-
crgctic application to the pastimc won
for him In Boston the title OF the los
ton bulldog. He seemed never To know
when to quit.
Cutler sprang into fame in New York
several years ago, when he won what
was known as the "shortstop" cham
ptor ship. This tournament was Il kind
Of elimination affair, In which the best
players OF the world contested at tho
lS:2 style of game. Cutters victory
was so decided that nc was recognized
at once rs one OF the foremost stars OF
billiards. One month later he played
Jake Schaefcr at horticultural Hall
Philadelphia. Schaefer made a run of
@GS, winning the match when Cutler
was within fourteen points of the CO.
vctcd goal. Schacfcr always said
thereafter that the game arinst Cutler
was the hardest OF his long career.
Phys with Wonderful skill.
Cutler is ono of III. most spectacular
players that the game has produced.
He plays with wonderful Skill, and l.;
graceful and easy In his methods The
rapidity and the ease with which he
executes the most difficult shots Is
marvellous, and It is doubtful whether
he has an equal as n fancy player II
is due to the fact that Cutler has been
prominent on the vaudeville stage for
scvcra! years with a billiard act that
is both unique ana original.
The greatest disappointment OF Cut
lcr's career was his failure to win the
tournament at Madison Square Garden
Tor tho lS:2 title. All OF the foremost
billiard players OF the country were
entered in this big event, and Cutler
shortly before had been performing
sensationallv. lie was looked upon az
a certain winner.
y severe illness not only prevented
him from doing tho proper amount OF
practice work, hut kept him confined
to his room until the day before the
tournament was to begin. Ills friends
We're surprised when he made the nj :
tempt. His pity was remarkable. but
fen short OF the marvellous work of
bcmarcst
When the Champion Billiard playcrs'
League was formed Cutler was among
'he HrSt 10 become n member.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
GRAYS' ATHLETES HOLD
PRACTICE FOR SATURDAY
ir"sk Icnm Determined to Make net
" SmoMinE !hnn In Blues Meet.
TWO BnSkctbnll Chimney

Tho athletic team OF tho RIcbmo,
Grays. beaten down to ono so,itnr,,
point IN the big military meet Satur,
''s night nave determined TO como
back. 'o
The First Regiment drill hall ,vos
used last night by tho Signal Corns
an" tho activities of the Grays wero
confined to the gymnasium.
lfacticnily the entire team which
on e' the e n nt,ors H 1a the mowitzsrs was
, n,aturcdlx to the chidng of friends on
the results of Saturday r,fyrt o''
frlvHtc Craipic, OF Company T.. wbo
- iac'Ing coach for the Grays. says
his organization has not even atartns'
After practice last night. Crairin.
ION this side of tho water wo ,ro
neural. but can borrow words from
When asked. When will tho war
KNOW; but it will begin In May
., inc Erays are only getting ready
10 begin. One OF the most cnthusins a IL
ana determined men i'm the whole bar
talon is Lieutenant w. A. Loyin,, IF
or Company e. lie wants the C;rnvs r.
WIN; lie is working on the Innate pride
trcmcly gratifying"
The hardest work of the First Reri
mcnt squads is for the Federation meet
Saturday night Basketball Is on for
Thursday night ut $3.50 o'clock between
Tuesday, February 3. Major I'ricc'a
boys 20 against Randolph- Macon col
/ !cGc This game also starts at $40
o'clock FOLLOWING the military drill OF
Dnsketnali games at the Grays' Armory
without charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
Virginia. So; Trinity, 1s.

cHARLoTTEsVILLE. VA. February
In last home game for two weeks.
virginin,s basketball quint to- might de.
feateq Trinity College. OF North Caro-
The passing Of the. Methodists was
excellent, but they found trouble in
shooting goals. owing to the clever
work of the Virginia guards.
StricklinE and Nickels starred for
Nirginia' the former making n total OF
twenty points, besides negotiating a
fancy shot, shot from the sldelincs. Luck
also PLAYED up 10 form ana won APP
plause by difficult one-hand toss at
long range. Lineup:
Virginia. Position. Trinity
Nickels right forward . Anderson
SticklGy. .....lcft forward .Silcr
StrlckllnS. centre NcnI
pittrich. right guard. =. .Wooten
Luck. left guard. .Tborne
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for stickiey.
Gooch for Dittrich, Waddcll for Nickels
GanInaway for Strickling Taliafcrro for
Luck, Martin for Wooten. Goals from
loor-Nickels %, Strickiing rs, Luck
g. S Sat oa). op:,trich, Waddeii,
Siier 80, Ihorne go, anderson, Neal
Goals from DEMONSTRATING G out of &.
Siler. out Of 3. Referee. Lille Camp.
bell (Nirginia). limo OF halves, 30
i''i'u'e''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
DUNN LEAVES TO-DAY
FOR NEW YORK CITY
ing and Make IN Effort to Sign
Several Players for Locals.
SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE COMING IN
CanvaSscrS Gather an Additional
$500 to Help Finance Club-Chair-
man Smith Calls for Volunteers TO
Make a Quick Clcan-Cp.

Jack Dunn Will leave Baltimore to-
day to attend the meeting of the Amer
lean League ut New York, which opens
tomorrow. Duuu's mission has moth
ing TO do with the business OF Ban
Johnsons circuit but is for tine solo
purpose OF gathering In several play
crs for tho Richmond team.
That he VIII be successful is the
hope OF the local fans. ana should he
land several men he has in mind. the
local club Will he in tho running for
tho pennant from the start OF the sea-
son.
Last night. in talking over tho phone
from his home. Dnnn said that he felt
certain that his trip to the metropolitan
city would result in his securing the
players he wanted, and with those al
ready in the fold the Richmond team
would compare with any in the Inter-
national League
Cnnynsscrs Working Hnrd.
While Dunn is busy building up the
playing end the local canvassers are
gathering the cash 20 complete tho
deal Chairman Smith reports that
about $500 additional in pledges was
received yesterday, and that everything
looked 0nc Tor the financing OF the
project.
What the chairman wants, however.
Is moro volunteers TO visit the citizens
and business men. ana asks that those
49, ''4f- ~ N''A.A't Va INC Guy III ntart
call on any member of the board OF
governors, and they will he supplied
with blanks and cards on which to
secure SIGNATURES.
Only s":,1OO Required.
Tho tota! sum required TO bring tho
subscriptions up TO $4,000 is about
S22,5oo, and, according To the chair
man, this should be easy TO secure
before the end OF the week.
The "namiNS-of the-team contest" is
gong along in merry fashion. Every
mail brings n number OF suggestions.
ana the committee who will be selected
10 name the team viii have many an
propriate coEnomcns to look over.
ltebel, Rebels or Johnny Rcbs have tho
cali among those received In The
Times dispatch office. many fans giving
good reasons for making the selec.
tion.
Looking for Burrows Letter
Chairman Smith also reported that
the letter President Barrow said he
mad sent, or would send, had not ar
rived up TO o'clock last night. but
ne expected that II would reach Rich
mohd either to-day or Tomorrow. and
upon It's arrival the contents would be
made known 10 the fans of the CITY
Dunn Ia now work ing hard-doinf. his
pnrt--so volunteer to get subscriptions
ana send in Your selection for an an
propr'ate name for the team.
Get busy. DO it now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02

Flrst sraGaa-fve and ouc-haif fur
longS, $500 three year Odds ma -,
s5eeill!in&,1,''Jja"2l 1855 'Charicy "ir up
!St; Mix Way lo5; Finsher ID =,
house, 1l2. customs
second-fiye fuilonps. $500 ,br.o
Columbia Lady, Ioi: .,it,innga' 700;
sonny Boy, l05; cherry seed i0i'' ,, lgo
10 Jim. LOG; Wander, III. i'''h-
Third-fve fur!onps, $500 r,roa
Eeear I, oids and up5 seAing-'aiay ipps,
Spitfire. l0l;. 'Frouticr, o.; .I"oiIie' ~:
ThoMas callaWay. los; Kettle Drum
Fourth-six furlongs. $500. ,br..
ycar-olds and UP. selling. Cu'ttyhI,nt
log: Margaret Aieise, 90; Marirn ~ -
Inferno Queen, 112; Runway, ia St,,Il
ana stripes llG: Mockler, i19
flfth--hve and one-half furronps
5000, threc-year- olds and UP. seliinr@
Sackcloth, 100; Gitana. lo7; Susan y
Gerard. lia: Loch!cl. ll3.
Post, l.. NJ.
t-
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
CAMPBELL DEFEATED BY
HAWKINS; SCORE, 1925 TO "a
"cnther conditions Play Importnn,
f"rt in Packet billiard Match M
superior iIrior.

HaWkius won thD Nrgt llocl- - -,
5oo-b2ll pocket billiard match from
S camp II inc superior rarlor by The thu.
run w0 os ~ 10 10 a. li"wkHs's high
II as his best '''ui ca
Wea!her conditions played an i'm
~ ~ -. ~ i'Ii "a ths contest, making the
To,niEht THE second block Of y vi,,
De hiayeG. and. ID is expected mat th he
large number Of cuthusias,e - ~. y
me, nmt,!e and wcro impartial In their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
Flynn Loses Ten-Roundcr.

CINCINNATI. February l.-"Gun-
poat smith won Il newspaper decision
mere Tonight over Jim Flynn in n ten
round boNin. contest. There wns not
Il tiinc during the bout that Smith did
not nave the better of Flynn on points
ton OF the audience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
To Address Mining Indu.,r

WASHINGTON. February 1.-The
House to-day passed q hill TO locate
eleven experiment stations in public
land States and Alaska to advance
the mining industry. and to establish
In mining regions. fifteen movable
mine safety stations to aid In mine
rescue,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
SPECIAL. Two-MAN MATCH
JUAREZ RESULTS

FIRST racco,1hve and one-half furlongs
even, first; Charles GoetZ. 1i3 (Booker),
. TO l., TO ], even. second; Billy Barnes,
Il6 tMotp. 4 to !, > to l, even, third.
to's Pride. Miss Edith, Woof Jack No
Sweet Bait. IIoisington also ran.
Second--iivc and onc-haif furlonEs-
freezer, ll2 U-oftus), ) to /, even, / to
!, hrst La Golondrina. 10 Iongo), 30
TO l. 10 10 !, TO l, second; Edna H.,
Time, 1914 3-5. Shorthand Fred r..
Alec and Merry Twinkle also ran.
Third-fivo and onc-half furlonEs-
Parccl Post. 10l Oticc), 3 to l, even, l
10 :. first; oblivion, los (Clark). 5 TO .,
even. ana 3 to >, second; Cruzola, III
third. Time, 1915 %. Julia Lyons,
Coma. Bertha Weaver, Cesario and Les
car also ran.
Fourth - Seven furlongs = Andrew
Ollay, loi (Clark), to !, s to 3, 3 TO
:. first; Mercurium, ll5 (Mott). Z to ?,
third. Time, IA 3-5. Asa Hcrndon,
Wavorins, Rose O'Neil and Acumen
also ram.
I'ifth--iivc and onc-half furlongs-
Cordoya, III (Fccny), s to 1. 3 TO / and
; 70 |. even, second; Stella Graine, 1O7
Time. 1913 l-5. Jennie Crawford.
Amusement, Zcnotck Sheriff Foley and
Ancestor also ran.
,,;Sii,xtth -ono ,miieaa-voladay. oJr;, 1oo
nanza, 10. tMotp. 8 to l.. even, out.
second Fitzgerald. 81 U.ouder). 6 to !,
& TO :, ana out, third. Time. 40 20.
Henry Walbanll and Hermuda also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
Dcnth of Ames non.nII.

PHILADELPHIA. February 1-Amcs
BonSall, last survivor OF the Elisha
Kent Kane Expedition TO the Arctic
region in 1853, died at his homo here
to-day, aged cighty-nve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02

BUFFALO. y. Y, February 1.-John-
ny kilbane. OF Cleveland feather
weight champion. outboxcd Young
Kansas. of Buffalo. in the last three
rounds OF a ten-round bout here to-.
night. Kansas had held the champion
even for seven rounds. Neither fighter
suffered much punishment. Kilbane
weighed l23: Kansas, l23 l.2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02
IOWA MAKES HIGH
SCORE IN RIFLE MATCH

WASHINGTON, February Iowa
City, with 965. and Portland, Me-. with
weeks matches OF the National Rifle
Shooting contest between high schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-02

AkIkDN, o, Fcbrunry l-Johnny,
Grtniths. local lightweight, outpoimt"a
LrcHaie Welsh, the champion in q
cording TO tho majority of newsnaner
men men VINO saw tho Gght. No decision