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RESULTS AT HAVANA

FRS, racc--ivc furlongs, selling
Fred Levy. III OGartner,. ~ TO /. . To
1. TO |, won; Day Light. los NearceJ,
IL to ], 10 /. 3 to l. second: Criscu,
los 'SterrctD. > /" /. to ), - to >.
third. Time. Loo. Devonshire. Dolly,
Dr. Carm. Page White. Archery ana
Cherry Seed also ran.
Standardization -ycar-olds I'VE
onGs-Moonstonc. IL tWatson),
IL To /. even. | 20 ., won: Granada
~ connolly. L. to /. to !. 2I-9
tinseD, to !. IL? to |. L 10 ), third.
Time. 1901 rs. Smirkinc. Dr. Flcisch
man, Tony Fashion. Emily T. vedado
ana Mary Blackwood also ran
rhrd-ivc rurlongs. all ages, sell
ing, -lnperatcr. ZIG IiatD' even.
: to D. ! to .. won; sonny Boy. liz
'Taplinl, to !, . to !. 10 =. second
thitra. ioI Lapailie), = to /. = to |.
TO ,. third. Time. 1900 2-5. Golden
Plume. Montreal. Energetic ANA Mon
Grief also ran.
Fourth selling, three year old5 ana
upward, SIX furlorrs. $i0o-B First.
- l.apa.lc), 10 >, 10 and out
won; aura. lo6 rrapliu,. ) to /. +.
to =. TO .. second: CooStcr l0l iN-
LEM. - 10 /. 5 to !. 2l-2 to l. third.
Time, ii" ). Lambs Tail. Easter
star, Nlno Muchacho. Protororas ana
Du4uesm" also ran.
i III! SciliHE, lNI"c- year UlIS ana
upward. mile and one sixteenth
purse Sio0-I.ochicl, los tTaplinp.
10 ,. TO >. out. won. .\ltaniahn 90
Lapatiirl, to l. : TO .; to 10, sec
ond: cuttyhunk. 80 tNllenp, to |.
to !, to . third. Time. las. Sir. :
ma Alpha, Zoroastcr and Patton also
ran.
stN,l-onc mile and nfty yards.
three year-olds and upward. selling.
Sicv-ramcrlanc, lr2 rarrington).
IL TO !. 20 :, } to ;. won: Feather
buster. lI5 CJacobsonp. Is TO /, Is to
|. to l. second: AftcrClow. 10
oYouncD. to I. ol-o TO /. to =,
third. Time, l:ii. Chcvron Lady
Eryll, Yellow Eyes. Wander and Cen
tauri also ran
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NICHOLSON is WINNER
Drfcnts Enirmount D., Que Goat from
Field In Pretty Exhibition
uf

The most exciting and the closest
game vet PLAYED in tho East End Gram
mar School l.easu resulted yesterday
afternoon. when tho Paramount and
Nicholson. quintS got together OH the
grounds OF the latter. The Scor" after
thirty minutes of fast playing was
II to IL in favor OF Nicholson. The
Paramount team put up q beautiful en-
played The Nicholson boys, but the ter
ritic work Of Glenn pat Nicholson
ahead. Wnef, he got the ball he could
not be stoppt.d Ten or the points
made by Nicholson were scored by him
Leslie Rogers. who usually plays
star game for-Nicholson, was out OF the
game on account Of sickness and his
loss was kcenly felt. He is the star
~ the grammar school centers. and
can outiump and outrcach any OF them
Ills specially is Knocking the ball
iiEht into tho arms Of Glenn, who
Knows Just what to do with it, Bishop
for Nicholson, scored four points for
his team. Bolt; and Bottoms. alter.
mating. did good work, and Parrish and
Luck were right with their men ali
the time. Dcrvinc and Whitlock scored
all the points for Paramount Daven-
mort, Clybornc and McAllister were also
in the game every minute for Fair
mount and helped To show ,,p the bril-
lance OF their team in passing the ball
Mr. O'Brian, of the Public School
Manual Erairing Department. umpired
the game, and gave entire satisfaction
lie helped tn make it fast md snappy
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CORNELL MATMEN At WORK
EXPECT TO AGAIN COP BIG
INTERCOLLEGIATE MATCH
ithncnns HIVE Won WRESTLING Chum-
p'onship -Four Times In Row.
Have Zig Squad Out.

ITHACA. y. T.. December I7.-WaI-
Yer otonneli, Instructor in wrestling
ana coach Of the Cornell Inutmcn. who
mas made phenomenal record il this
important branch OF minor sports. has
iuV candidates working out In his at
tempt to develop q team which will
capture another Intercollegiate cham
pionship. Cornell has won the wrcs-
Ting title four times in succession
ana , is naturally anxious to repeat
this year, but owing TO the loss Of
some good veteran material. the coach,
faces :. difficult tack.
Cornell won the meet AT South
points 10 - by i.chish: Is each by
Princeton and Pennsylvania and by
Columbia.
Three of the wrcstlcrs whose work
clinchcd the championship Tor the
ithacans q year ago graduated last
June and are no longer available. They
are T.. j. Gallogly. captain Of last years
team. who won the intercollegiate
r.. = Post. winn"r Of the intercollc.
Giate championship in the 1876 pound
class. ana W J. cmlbertsop. winner Of
ll5-pound class.
O'connell starts In this year with
the following point winners from last
years team: Hugh Mackenzie. Il see
ond place in the l25-pound class. l.:
weight class !. ~ Mckcagc, third
place in the l7j-nound class: l. g.
Sager. captain this year, third place
in the lij-pOund class.
OF the loo men who have SO far
reported there arc very few aspirants
for places among she heavier weights:
the candidates for the middleweiyh,S
are also rather scarce. but there are :,
considerable number Of good men on,
for the liahtwci"h;y.
Cornell has wrcstcd from Yale iaur-
els which the New Haven institution
had held for years. The last time the
lthacanS lost an intercollegiate cham
pionship was in 1911. when they were
beaten by Princeton. For the last
TOUR years the Cornell matIncn have
conquered IN every collegiate meet
besides winning practically all of their
qua! matches. In that time the Itha-
cans f:.N" not Onlt won from the biz,
eastern colleges ana universities. but
they haT" also trimmed representa-
tiNes Of Canada aud the Middle West
singular feature Of the Cornell
wrestling success is that Walter
cfonu"li Is not. and never claimed TO
be. a great wrestler himself He has
taken part in few III any WRESTLING
matches but N" is a close student OF
tho sport. ANA has an uncarny pownr
to pich out good material ami 10 de-
Nclop II along modern. scientific wres-
t!ing lines.
Wrestling is recognized exercise
in the department Of physical train
Ing at Cornell University, and so Dop-
uiar has u become that tic facilities
in tho old gymnasium are no longer
adequate.
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HARMONY NOT EVIDENCED
BASEBALL PEACE ARBITERS
GETTING DOWN TO TERMS
orEnnizcd Mngnates OpposinE Some
fc"crnl Observation-Disclosures Wants
To nc I'm MniNrN.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE Ma
tional Baseball Commission and repre-
Sehtativcs OF the Federal League were
IN conference here tonight 10 decide
whether peace shall he declared in the
ranks of organized baseball, and If so.
INC terms OF the treaty. Power TO con-
duct negotiations WAS delegated to the
commission this afternoon by the Ma
'iohai and American Leagues.
me three members OF the commits
sion. Garry Hermann, Of Cincinnati:
president Tcner, OF the National
League, and President Ban Johnson. Of
The American League. went into session
with the Federal League delegates soon
after o'clock The sounds which
euanated from the meeting room indi-
Gated that the conference was not en-
tirc!y harmonious.
ganizhtions were called in. apparently
I" state their views, but were soon
ushered out.
1t was reported outside the confer
cnce room that the Federal League
committee was not entirely satisfied
with the conditions Of the tentative
agreement. The Federal League has
under contract something like 100 play
9rS. ana II was said the Independents
were seeking to have the agreement
contain a. provision To protect these
players The organized baseball mag
mates We're believed to be willing to
take c"cr only those players whom
they can use. claiming the right TO re-
lease the others.
suited In prolonring the negotiations.
which II was said. had reached d point
where the phraseology 90 the contract
Is under discussion. Within tho Fed
rral League itself there Was said to
be a disagreement as TO the terms of
the contracts with organized baseball
Several Federal League owners were
known to favor ans agreement that
would permit them 10 quit the game
while others wanted contract with
every concession possible. TO enable
them 10 remain In the new organiza-
ton.
Rcpresenta;ivcs Of the Baltimore
Federal Icaru" club. il was learned
to night were demanding the right to
"sta blish "A major league club in that
city This was though; To be another
cause Of delay.
The conference ended at 1l:a5
"'"lor:. and Will he resumed to-mor-
row morning
II was stated uuoiiicia1ly that tho
point which caused moro or less
acrimonious discussion MAS the de-
,uand OF Organized baseball that the
fcdcrals Withdraw tho suit now be-
fore Judge Lands
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JUAREZ RESULTS

First, ny" furlonGs -Savino. los
,Shill!ugp. $ 20 /. to. and 10 >,
Won, Ethel Wclles, 10" tAlartin), TO
|. TO . and TO >. second; Little
Elucs. ITO oHowardD. s 10 ). , to . and
t" >. third Time. 100 - Rose
Garden. Ball Band. Jose. That's Me,
Leah Cochran. Little Luck. Zolzo, To-
bacco EoX and lola also ran.
Second race: FIVE and one-half fur
longs--Balrce. Ill DIayncsD, TO /.
even. and ! Ia :: won: old Coin. 100
tShiliimg,. 10 to !, 10 !. . to :, see
10 ; and TO .. third Time. 100.
Category senator James. Sailie Opay,
High street. Choctaw and Furlonc
also ran.
rhrd race; one mile s;callywag. %
'f. fl:ycsb, to 10. /" ;. and out.
won: DXcr. llo Wullcu>. to |. > to
and I" .. second: Dundrcary. 100
.I,:M\orys!, j: to /. I u . and 70 >: third.
Time, lio . Lone star. Manson,
Zen Lcvy, rrorcalis. Bonnic's Euck,
Dave Montgomery and Golly also ran.
Fourth racc. seven turlouss-Wil
out: wor; i.acii Rose. ." Henry. 10
to !. Ia ana to !. second: BROOK =
field, lo2 CMarccl. . To- l. even and
TO >. 'hird Time. leo. Carrie
Ormc FRS, Degree Undaunted and
Fifth race: six furloncs- Mack r.
Eubanks, l"7 al Shi1liuri. even, | tn
and 10 4. won: Dryad. los ,HayncsD
100 IL Gcntry), TO /. $ to = and /
To >. third. Time. 1915. old I:ol,
tiamo. Fitzgerald. Bake Argent and
Oakland also ran.
SiNth race; mile -Curlicuc. 100 1iIcu-
rNp. u :, Ia 10 and TO =, won:
John Graham. loi I':tlms), { To /. =
I" AMI out second: Marjorie ~. 90
tStcarrH). Ia |, 10 = and I tn =.
third Time, l:3'3-;,. star Of Love.
frospero's Son, |rm Eastman, pai-
ua. Mah"llc AMI l'litaway also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
FORTY THOROUGHBREDS
BROUGHT TO THIS COUNTRY
InrSc shipment Arrives Tn New York
from ENGLAND mud Frnnrr-t.O0d
Horses in Bunch.

NItW YORK. December Forty
Thoroughbred horses constituting on.
"t the LARGEST inPortations or racing
stock 10 This country IN ton Years. ar
rived from England and France on the
steamship M!nnchaha to-day. In the
lot arc sixteen horses from Clarence ~
NucSHv's Normandy stock farm. Others
are c"nsiS ned 10 II. y. Whitney, Fran
yis Il. Hitchcock, w Il. coo and 10
Arthur Il, hancock. OF ,'aris, ky.
The arrival %! Wrack, - six -ycar-old
stallion b! Robert lie Diahl"'s Samp-
hirc, 10y lsinglass. is regarded by horse
men as tho FIRST step toward an Inn
p"rtuut development "f racing and
breeding conditions 10 this country.
Wrarll vii be- placed on - stock farm
iu i["ntucky.
~. T. Whitucy's consignment consists
of three Nc1rlinrs, sun FISH, Miami and
a bay colt which has not been named.
In the MackHy consignment are Al
lulucur a four-ycar-ul bay colt by
Ncddier- Strike y Light, n stake win
uer IN England: and Nyack. Il two
year old chestnut colt by Uucl"-Scmb-
lance. Allumcur has Won many races
u France. capturing the prix De Lux
ApucGuct as two-ycar- old Among
tnc rsarlinES are Two sons -! Rock
Saul aud four daughters "f Mcddlcr,
Z St,n
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WELSH is BALKY
Efforts to Get Champ Signed With
White HIVE Not Succccdcd-WII
WHIT for ilfd.

NEW Nol:k. December l1.-All pres
cnt negotiations for the Whitley Welsh
llShtw"iSht worlds championship
match are temporarily suspended.
Nate lewis. manager OF White. who
has been i'll New York FOR tho last two
Gays trying - get Harry Pollok. mau-
hS"r of Welsh, to accept The Denver
offer oi $1,000 for Welsh. will leave
Tor 'hIc3@o morrow.
Ia addition to the $1,000 that Welsh
= to rccoii" from tho Denver club. Nat.
Lewis, on behalf Of White. has Offer. !
Pollok S:.H"o from Whites end of tho
ptrS" :" S.cept tho ciatch. This means,
that Nhii" Is willing to fight Welsh
FOR nothing FOR tho championship.
foll"k. however. insists on waiting
on a hid from .Iuarcz. Mexico
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WINS FIFTH RACE
C"nninE Tower Adds Another TO His
String on Consecutive Victories
Mt Junrc1 Track.

Ell PASO, December l7.--CarryinC
IFS pounds. the crack three year old
Coming Tower scored a handy vie
tory i'll the handicap, tho feature of
the Juarez card. this afternoon. II
was his NTH consecutive winning race
of the meeting. The speedy gcldins
carried his impact with ease and never
left the result in doubt. Getting away
in front. he led his field a merry pace
and won by length and Il half UNI
der mild restraint Othello was his
closest competitor and easily took see
ond money from Lotus. Coming Tow
or and Shell DO were the only IA
NoritcS to score.
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Murphy 10 Enter lnic.

NEN YORK, December I7-C
Ihoruc Murphy. the son of Mike"
Murpht, the famous American blym-
pic team. Vale and Pennsylvania l'ni-
N"rsitN trainer. ha decided to enter
Vale neat autumn Young Murphy.
who was named after tho great YaIc
vail t=cil. ETin, Thormc. Of the carli
u.s. - SAID to u" on. nf The, best S..hnI-
asiic athletes In the East lie plaVs
baseball, football. Basketball and
sprlni> Tho shorter distances IN ~ man.
nor that makes him look like a v:,
"ity star i'm thrc" "r four major
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Basketball Results

The Medical College or Nirrinjn
last night opened Its basketball sen.
son by defeating the SchOlustIcs.
on their own HOOr, :i3 to Is. In II fast
game.
~ Chester, Smithdcal BusIncs
College, OF this city, defeated Chess
ter Agricultural High school, III to
I. last nirhs.
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HOW THEY COMPARE
unc-Iiuc American and National
i.raGuc Players and Thclr nrrOrds
with Federal Clubs.

one time american and Nationa !
League plsycrs nov with tho Fedora !
League varied considerably IN their CT
faCtivcncss with tho bat Wnon their
i"lI record * compared WITH that Of
iHiH some ShoN - remarkable in
crease ia percentage. and others failed
10 mt ~ 10 the standard they attained
when WfarIuG organized I'D sch.ll uni
forms. The gain and loss in points is
about evenly divided. howeVer as is
shown by standing OF thc following
rie vor%, selected ct random. from the
E"dcral l,"agU" records ~ III. pnst
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tinker undcr.ocs Operation.

Ct'iN.>to. LcccnDer l'.-Joc link
81. manager of the Chicago Federal
League Baseball Club, submitted to an
"pcrat ton to-day for stone I'm the kid
ney. After the operation he was re-
ported as resting we'll
throughout the baseball season
Tinker had suffered intermittent pains
and had been advised repeatedly that
an OpcrNtiOn WaE NECESSARILY
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""'O - s7' OF Us
abroad !. ". G.. 4,


battle on the Palace Alleys Tonight
and after the scheduled games there
VIII bt special match with Lohman
ana Alright on one side and Wade and
bailey on the other. Culonel Isurch
and his rooterS viii be present and
the contest promises To he one Of cs-
peCial interest
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george wnshinr,on indoor ..nmc,

BALTIMORE December Tho
registration committee OF tho South
Atlantic Association OF tho Amateur
Nthlcii, Union mas this day ISSUED to
{ George Washington ItniVcrSity Attn
'"tic Association, Of WASHINGTON, D.
q. ton for inn"or athletic games
TO be held in Washington or March
{, 1915.
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Wind. tnn Kncc i'm ,la,

MEM YORK. December III An
n"uiIc"nuent Was made hero to-day that
the next Vanderbilt cup race viii he
run at ihc Shcopsh":,d Say Spc,dway
ON Mas ~ next II is understood that
the &C" viii he 500 miles az sli:h,Iv
under that distance
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ROYALS Get Lowe

BOSTON. December 1.-THE Boston
National League Baseball Club has
sold Catcher Brugey TO the Bingham
ton team. Of the New York State
League, 1t was announced last night.
Fletcher Lowe, former Dartmouth col
lcSe star, was sold to the Montreal
lntcrnationals under an optional
agreement
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G,r,s OuInt Wins.

MANASSAS, VA. December 17.--in
the first basketball game of the sea
School defeated tho girls team of
Wnrrenton High School in hard
fought gamo, and tho score. o6 to IS.
Will indicate tho closeness Of the con-
test. Playing for Manassas were
Misses Johnson, Smith, Hayden,
Mines, Todd and Hottie.
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Mueller. Cornell tnntnin.

ITHACA, y. Y. December III. Is.
Mueller. Of Decatur, H.. was elected
captain of tho Cornell football team
for 1916 at the annual banquet OF
Corncl's champion squad last night.
He is Junior, and was Il substitute
full back last year, playing the regu-
lar full back this season.
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Generals Break Relations
Nusbiu:tun and Ice brnppcj West
Nir"inin ou Account Of For
rciteI Game.

INJUNCTION. ". ~. Urrcmbcr
is.-Fonthnll rcintions between the
University Of West Virginia Uud
Washington and Icc I DIVERSITY Inns
hrcu severed. according tn - mcs-
sngr received here from Manager
Iiohert u. NrDouGIc, az the latter
fonfhnIi team. Tic tcnrnS have met
for the last three !cnr> ri Charles
ton. W. Va. hut owing 80 differences
rcs;itin. from the fnrfcifing OF the
enmc Inst full in tho last few min
nfcs ~ piny u! West \irsinin OIL
"inls. no unmr will he sch cduIcd
for INtR.
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Those prize lighting rules surely arc
,uajnt vouutr things wit.

Those prize lighting rules surely arc
quaint young things. to-wit:
tb Kid Williams was disqualified
for foulng Johnny Ertlc and ,tcchni-
cally lost the championship-yet he
continued to hold IL. frankie Burns
fought Williams to twenty round
draw n week or 90 ago, demonstrating
that he is as good as Williams-but
Williams remains the champion.
(2) Willie Richie. Charlie White
and others have clearly outpointed
Freddie Welsh but welsh retains the
championship because those fights oc-
CURED in no-decision States
go Jim Cofey knocked out Gun
boat Smith and Smith won OH points
from Jess willard in twenty rounds.
Coffcy wants to fight willard. but
Willard urges him TO get a rcputa
ton"
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Nod SOY MIG r.n,c,,,r.

BOSTON. December 1.-THE pur-
chase OF Sam Acncw, Il catcher, from
the st. Louis Americans was announc-
ell by President j. ]. Lannin, of the
Boston Americans, in a telegram to
the club officers from Chicago to-day.
The transaction involves no other
players. he said.
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cnrnegfe Tccn to Play Ynlc.

PITTSBURGH. December 17.---An-
uounccmcnt was made last night that
tho football team 1T the Carnegie In
stitutc OF Technology had accepted an
invitation from Yale to play in New
Haven on September 80.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Railroad Y. NJ. &. n five tight
SnSd us hold on second place i'm the
Palace League last night by taking
TWO out of three games from the
DUPLEX team on the Palace Alleys
l'caslcN was high man for the duplex
team. while Dalton won the honors
ior the ltailroaders. Scores:
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1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

Baseball arbiters are going to find
some rough Shedding before they bring
peace about. The meeting last night
In New York was lacking in harmony.
and the cut and dried program failed
to meet with approval.
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Cardinal, win Another.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Decembcr IT,
The crack Cardinal ~ G. basketball
season tonight by defeating the He
brew Athletic Club OF this city, "a to 16.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

New York sport writer's agree that
the National League was whipped to Il
fraZzle. but part Of their opinion is the
result of spleen, President Tencr hav-
ing caused considerable displeasure BIZ
his clumsy evasions of the truth The
facts remain, however, that the indie
pendents are debating the terms.
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DURHAM "W WINS
Wake Enrcst Drops t.Hmc l., Good
hnrEin-Third Victory for Win
ncrs Ills ScnsOn.

pCRH M, y. a.. December 11.-Dur-
ham NJ G. y. basketball team, won
ITS third game Of tho season Tonight
in victory over Wake Forest Col
lego. score II to a. Clay for til. To-
Gals. was the sta. lic Gagged thirteen
foul Goals out % eighteen trials. Cen
toy Reed. for Durham scored seven
field gods. Lineup:
Durham. Position w y col
iiolcomhc right forward H. HOLDING
tIlaih
!aN left forward W. Holding
Eeed ...,--.-.. ccntcr ....... Franks
NafiSuin ... right guard ...-.... Ecan
CtobleYD
'aIrinc'oA. icil guard ......... Davis
Referee, LoCraudc.
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.H0W|TzERs MEET INDIANS
WILLIAM AND MARY QUINT
WILL PLAY ARTILLERYMEN
tumr Staged To-Nixht nj North
Eighth street trmOr.-Enst See
cnh Team ia prcliminnry

Basketball followers will have their
FIRST opportunity 10 witness Il college
uuint in action here tonight when
William and Mary plays the Richmond
EiYh:h street. Tac Indians. although
losing their first "amc OF the season.
have been practicinr hard. and expect
10 take the measure Of the Artillery
men, who are uow hitting their best
stride.
William and Mary has most Of the
stars who played last season with the
that the aggregation will he a strong
contender for honurs iii the Eastern
Virginia intercollegiate Association
and the game Tonight viii give some
idea how the race will be. From all
reports, the quint is the best that has
represented the williamsburg institu-
ton in the past Ev, wears.
The HowitZers have tasted one de-
feat already this season. and have no
Hiking for the medicine. The Artil-
icryincn, however. have braced since
that game and have downed Church
Hill. which has one Of the strongest
iivcs ever developed here. From all
Indications. the game will be a hum
mer.
Tech star. will handle the game AS
preliminary. the Howitzcr Reserves
will play the Elue Reserves. The cur
tain raiser will start promptly at
$50 o'clock.
The probable lineup:
W. & NJ Position. I'd. How.
Iono. left forward ... Luebbert
Jones. 80. right forward =. Lawrence
Zchmcr. 49,. left guard 1900. Rowe
Stryher. right guard w. Metcalf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

ROUND TRIP CHRISTMAS TICKETS
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

Many wise ones are now beginning to
think that the Manhattan purchase
threat was the last move of the Fed
erals, and that II the bluff failed the
Feds would have curlcd up and quit
Tcner and Johnson, however are still
too bufaloed to work on that theory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

The meeting last night had 10 n.
adjourned until to-day. owing to in
aoility 10 agree upon the terms of
peace. Baltimore still has tho big
IL insisting that a major club he In.
sthlicu there. Certainly from the great
attendance Hal timorc gave the mts
ana eds, II should be on the major
circuits. It might manage IN ,.lsn j.,
enough at the gates 10 pay tho bat