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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
DEEP HUNT CHASE PRETTY
RIDERS HAVE FINE SPORT
TAKING HIGH PADDOCKS
Long Cast Nude nnd Drng Ennis Mt
Hurdles Of Country Club of
Virginia.

The meet OF the Deep Run Hunt. OF
the Country Club OF Virginia. was held
at Lakeside gate Yesterday. and the
riders enjoyed one of tie best runs of
IN" season.
The first cast was made in Squire
riders encountered difficulty i'm jump
INK the high paddock fences The
course lay down through the woods
and across the 7trcam in the meadow.
The hunt continued on without a check
10 Putney's, on the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad
The second cast was made at Dunn
barton into Hirche's woods ana
through 10 Broad street Road The
longest and fastest cast extended from
Broad street Road through Land
streets, Wes:ham. Richmond College
grounds, Stonehurst and then over the
jumps nj the club
The pack OF hounds this season is
one Of the fines, ever owned by the
club, largely due TO the careful and
untiring efforts Of Mr.. Campbell NJ T.
H., 10 make the pack equal 10 any in
the state.
Those riding were Fred :. Campben.
NJ. y. H., on Lady Nicotine: W!lburn
II. Sydnor. whip. on Lad Rahhie: u. y.
Harris. whip, on T,ccshury Roy: Miss
Dorothca Ruegcr, on Lady: Miss Elsie
Lindsey. on Rob Roy Mr. William
Ruegcr .on Jack Spratt. w g. Young,
on NcNamdra; Il. Il. Sylnor, on Her
trace and Joe Mason, and Il groom on
Flat Foot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
MARSHALLITES FEEL LOSS
OF STAR GOAL SHOOTERS
UuSkrtbnll Manager irrnn.rs Sun
Schedule, nnd auint VIII DO It's
Hest Under Iinndicnp.

The John Marshall High School bas-
Retailers Will hegiu practice in earn
est this week in preparation for q lont,
schedule which will include the most
representative schools in the State.
Manager "lIoofs" Terry has worked
hard and paiustakingly on husky
schedule. Norfolk. Newport News,
LvnchburC. Roanoke and Alexandria
will he the most potent opponents lined
UP by him.
Unfortunately. the team Will be minus
three regulars this year. who were al
most team in themselves. Turner
Bethel. last years center, will be on the
Washington and Lees quint while last
years guards. one OF whom was cap
tain, have been declared ineligible on
account OF y breach of discipline. Two
subs have also been lost for the same
reason. This has been Il heavy loss
TO the school team.
The following lineup, which hucked
mp against the strong ThcologS last
week, Will form a nucleus for Coach
Freeman TO work on: "Prcxy" Wood
ward and slim" Pcttway, forwards:
"Bill" Wharton. center; Punk" Pendle-
ton. Jimmie Blake and "Chappy'
Fuller. guards. This array met the i'm :
movable Theolocs last week. and al
though outHcighed altogether, made a
desperate tight. well to be boosted OF.
In addition to the lineup mentioned,
there will be Il long row of other can
didatcs, who Will put up stiff fight for
job
Although basketball almost fell
when two regulars were dismissed,
great enthusiasm has again been evi
denced \ large and enthusiastic crowd
urged the players on in last weeks
game. Basketball has always been an
important sport at the school. filling in
between football and baseball, and it
was only due to the athletic authori-
ties that the game was not erased fror,
the sport calendar after the PLAYERS
were suspended.
The strong Kcncdictino five will he
played this week on the high school
court. Practice games will also Ia,
played with the Richmond College am;
suburb teams. Shortly before Christ
mas the regular schedule will be ber,n
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PLAN MANY INDOOR MEETS T.
LOCAL TRACK SEASON WILL
HAVE NUMEROUS AFFAIRS
hines Take Initiative and VIII Try to
ArrnnSr Joint Meets With
spiders and jackets.

Track enthusiasts Will have an OPP
portunity this season OF seeing some
co:kimg good sport. although. as usual,
the lack of suitable indoor floor will
be keenly felt Both the Blues Ar
mory and the Grays ArmOry, however.
Will bc utilized. and, while not up TO
the standard, both are in ii.iI ,,....
tion for local meets. No effort. how
-,.t. can De made TO have an invita-
tiuu flair this year
The Blues have taken the initiative
In track this season, and already ar
rang.mcntS have been made for q
number OF meets. The local season
viii open with the fourth annual inter-
company meet i'm tive Rlues Armory
on January IS This Will he followed
on January 80 with the annual mill
iary meet, between the HlueS. Uowit-
GERS. GGayS and Signal Corps. ON Feb
runry the Federation meet. open to
AL local clubs under The auspices of
tho K y y. r.. will be held. and ON
February ii the annual Prep School
meet is scheduled
The rep school meet will he one of
the features Of the local season Its
scope will bc much larger this year. as
the junior high schools Will be invited
t" enter special relay teams and some
closed events Will he arranged for the
young stcrs. II is also planned To bring
some of the prep schools in this vicinity
here for the occasion and the Boy
Scouts Will be given IN opportunity
10 show their prowcss OF. the floor.
The Federation meet Will be the
largest affair of the season. as all clubs
affiliated with the organization will
be entered. The winners OF this meet
VIII probably be sent TO Washington
the following week To represent the
Richmond Amateur Athletic Federation
in the Georgetown indoor games Or.
{. NJ iiazen, president of the Fedora
ton. has had this plan in view for
some time, and is anxious to see il
carried through.
Manager Reuben Burton. Jr. OF the
Blues track team. is cndcavoring to
arrange joint meets with Richmond
College and Randolph Macon TO be
held either in February or March. The
Spiders ii is practically certain. will
accept the invitation, but tile meet
with the Jackets is an uncertainty
Just what the Grays will do in track
is not known. Their armory has the
largest iioor. but as the older organi-
zation has taken the initiative il
looks as ii the blues will get the fca-
turc events Of the season The Signal
Corps and liowitzcrs are already law
ing plans for teams. but will not spon-
Sor any meets.
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NAVY WANTS INGRAM BACK
MiddicS Would Retain Football Coucb
b!skefbnlI Manager Announces
i'nfrs With Virginia Teams.

ANNAPOLTS. December 4-I,ieuten.
ant J ohm r. Ingram. who coached tho
Naval academy football team this sea
son. as been as kcd by the executive
committee or the Navy Athletic IAsso-
ciaton TO accept the position for an.
DINER year. He has not vet reached
Il decision. Though de ,eated this
year. much new material was devel-
oped at the Naval Academy. and the
situation for another season is regard
ed rs very promising.
The Naval Academy basketball
schedule has been arranged as fol-
lows: December Is, Loyola College;
December %, George Washington Uni
versity; December 80, University OF
Pennsylvania; January s. n. y u;
January Is, Catholic University: .Janu-
airy 20, Georgctown; January 90
BROOKLYN Polytechnic; February IL,
Lehigh; February 10, Swarthmorc;
February y, Washington and Lee;
February 2S, University OF Virginia.
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POWDER CITY CONFIDENT
OF HAVING LEAGUE BALL
H"rrrcIl Promoters Going tn NorfoiI<
To-Morrow IA Try for old Pet
crSburE Franchise.

Present indications are that Hope
vel! VIII he granted a franchise III
the Virginia League when the direct orS
Of the baseball organization meet in
Norfolk tomorrow to decide what cit =
les VIII compose the circuit this year.
The Hopcwell hackers Of the move
to secure the old Orphan franchise for
the powder town, are enthusiastic over
the prospects. and are already laying
preliminary plans for the securing of
a site for the proposed park.
James y. England. J. Il. Moody and
Dr. y. l.. Elder. who represented the
interests behind tho move 10 secure
City, at a meeting Of the directors of
the league held in Roanoke last fall.
will attend the meeting In Norfolk.
and they confidently expect to bring
the franchise hack with them to Hope
well. They are confident that Hope
well will he given the call over SUI
folk for II franchise. if occasion arises.
The only situation that could arise
to prevent Hopcwcll landing 4 berth.
the promoters say, would be If the Gil
rcctorS Seeded to drop two Virginia
cities and add Wilmington ANA Raleigh
TO tho circuit. This plan would prob
ably cut down the travelling expenses
of the teams, which is always an item
which enters largely in the placing of
the franchises. IT Is not thought, how
ever, that this will he done. as the
directors favor granting liopewell the
Orphan franchise. y price for II old
Petersburg club has been quoted tho
promoters.
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PREP BASEBALL DATES
Richmond Preparatory League VIII
nave f:iSht Gnnics on Diamond
Again Next Neur,

Representatives. of the four local
preparatory schools met Yesterday and
ratified baseball schedule for next
season. TWO games will be played
witlt each team, starting on April 4
and ending May 10. The schedule
follows:
April 1-Acndcmy vs.. McGuires.
April ID Ohm Marshall vs. Bcnedic-
tine.
April 1l-John Marshall vs.. Nc
CURES.
Aprii li-Acadcmy VS.. Eencdictine.
April 2l-John Marshall vs.. Academy.
April 2S-iicncdictinc VS.. McGuires.
May 2-McGuircs VS.. Academy
May 5-John Marshall VS.. Benedic-
tine.
May John Marshall VS.. McGuircs.
May -Hencdictinc VS. Academy.
May lG-John Marshall VS.. Academy.
May l9-Benedictine VS.. McGuires
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EXPERTS RANK MAYER HIGH
VIRGINIA BACK SELECTED
FOR ALL-AMERICA TEAMS
international News Writer Picks Nir-
Sininn-l'nrkc Davis Puts Him
TWO IlcNcnS.

NIi-.N!Ntiica lpOtbaIl selections are
now IN order ana many experts have
already announced their mythical clcv-
ems. 1t Is Interesting to grid followers
OF this section that two of the best
known sporting authorities have placed
T.. \. tRuck) Mayer, OF Virginia, on
their teams Frank g. McuKc. sports
editor OF the international News Ser
vice, which supplies papers through
out the entire country, gives The or
anGc and Blue baciiiicld man this great
honor rarkr II. Davis, the Princeton
member OF the INTERCOLLEGIATE rules
committee, puts Mayer both on his All
America. ana All-SOuthcrn teams: Mr.
Davis for the latter eleven. gives
fiomcwood of North Carolina end:
Tandy. North Carolina. center; schultz
Washington and Lee. tackle. ana
Young, Washington and Lee. full back.
Four OF these men were chosen by
the sports editor OF The Times Dis
patch for the All South Atlantic team
Here are Mir. Davis's Very interest
Ing selections:
A!l-Amer!c;l cleven-I2nd. VI y. Shell
ton, Cornell; tackle, W. 4. NanheIiranir
Alabama; guard, 6. Spears. Dartmouth:
center, r. II. Peck. rittsburGn: guard
T.. Fitzgerald. Notrc Dame; tackle
Howard Buck. Wisconsin, end, Guy H.
Chamberlain. Nebraska: Quarterback
Charles Barrett. Cornell; half back. H.
W. Mahan. Harvard; half back. T. y
Mayer, Virginia: fun back l.. H.
briggs. PRINCETON.
ton, Cornell: tackle, r. G. AAol col
gate; guard, G. Spears, Dartmouth CEN
q. White. syracuse: tncLI.. ! ,,il-
man. Harvard: end. Il. \ HIGGINS penn
state: quarter back. G. Sarrci, cornell
.apt;in: half back. r, ~ N,bnn IJ,r'
ward half back. T.. T. Shivericll. cor
nell: full back, l.. II. briggs Prince
ton
All-Wcstcru .Icvcn-f.nd. G. y
Chnlubcrlin, Nebraska. tackle IIov
arI buck Wisconsin: guard. f. ritz
gerald. Notrc Dame: center. Jobn ~
Watson, Illinois; ..uard Mcrtou nun-
pisau. Minnesota. tackle t,,,ron. r,
Siull. Chicago: cnd. Alhcr, un,scn
Minnesota; quarter back T. : I.usea,l
Chicago. captain: half hack ~ p
rutherford. Nebraska: half hack !,
II. Magonhcr. Illinois: full bocI, NJ {,
Lewis. WASHINGTON
.,ll-Southcru clevon-End - N
uou,,woo1 North Caroline. ,,clio ~
y Vund,rC;r,nm AI,h,mn. ..nn.i ~,
Ior Auhrrn. r.ntcr - VI ,,,'i,
N,rtb Coro,in,. crord :, ~ ,,t,S'
Scwancc; tackle. = y Schu,;y ~ -,
cnd Tbonnson ccnrri, o,,or, 49,
David Paddock t;cornio haIf ,,,,i' ~
\ Noycr virmini,. h,lr i,.f, I.,
Curry v,ndcrhil,. I'm hot, ~
ynrrn " a. ~
NnrI,.,. eo,or,;c, ro,...
irnG ,.h,,nhcrIaj,, Tn(,.,.,. ,,,,.,,
Withcrsnoon Wnsbiurtnu ana Icyr
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TIGERS WON CLEAR TITLE
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY CAPTURED
CHAMPIONSHIP DECiSIVELY
with Light Eleven. BernIer Worked
Out Great Variety OF Plnys-LOst
One League Came.

HAMPDEN- SIDNEY. VA. December
brief the story of the seasons SUCCESS
one is led Into the pleasant invcstiga-
ton of the why's" and "whcrefores'
OF the game the wcarcrs of the gar
net and gray put up this year TO come
home with the coveted trophy. Among
the things that contributed TO their
veal was the splendid backing Of the
entire student body. \ better spirit of
loyalty and enthusiastic support has
never been at the old college than that
shown the pas, three months. The
songs and yclls at the games have been
given with q snap and vgor that has
caused concentration on all sides and
4 the most constant supporters Of sports
mere lDEe been heard to say that the
( roofing has never been better in point
OIL unity and "Spiz2.rnktum.''
To Coach Charles a Bcrnier too
: much praise cannot be given. Equipped
! though he was with a veteran back
hcld, but one letter man responded to
ms call for the line, and his biggest
prohlein was TO meet that weakness
lie ala not have enough time TO teach
his new charges all of the vital points
that 20 into Il strong line. but he did
UNDUE them with the spirit OF do or
d!c, ana right we'll did they take to
MS teaching. Many supperless even
ings and sleepless nights did he spend
plotting and planning and perfecting
IN" ways his warriors should go.
And every play his brain evolved was
measured by this rule: Strengthen my
defense that my onense may get under
way n"
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PARAMOUNT TOssERs WIN
HOWITZERS GET SURPRISE
IN FIRST GAME OF SEASON
ArtiIcr?ncn Lost in E'uSt Clash Ut
own floor-Othcr IiaskcthuII
Games Inst Night.

The puint representing the Fair
mount Athletic Association ne; and
defeated the Richmond iiowitzcrs last
- to -. The contest was an unusual
~ hard fought one, and the Fair
mounts only won 10y uutplayiug their
opponents at every stage OF the game.
IL would hc unfair To mention any
star from the Fairmount aggregation.
as they shonc as Il whole. The How
tiers put up u good game, but seem
cd surprised 10 nud their lighter OPP
p"nents putting $50 much energy in the
game and playing like older heads.
and when the nnal whistle blew they
we're in arrears in points scored
The officiating Of MeSSrS Miles and
FULLER was OF high order. and they
dcscrVc credit for the way III which
they handled the game.
The score:
ta!rm"unts. Position. Ilowitzcrs
F"nd!c;"n.. LETT forward ..I.twrcncc
Perkins. right forward i.cubbert
'"iswaN 49,. center w. t.. Mctcalf
Patterson. left guard w. {. Ale;calf
J.un!n%S. right guard 1900. Rowe
score: "airmount y. y, Is; Rich
moud Howitzcrs. 10
SuhStitutions-Fc lvcy for Perkins
Goals from icld-pcndleton 90. Jeu-
nings '2), i'clvcy %. Lawrence (a).
l.cuhhert 90. w. II: Mcrcalc Il). ".
G. Metcalf CD. Perkins (D. Pettway
CD, Patterson %. Goals from foul
iendicton -, Lawrence (5) Referee.
Miles CU. T. s.. Umpire. Fuller. or.
L. 1. 81. Time of halves. 20 minutes,
Where played. iiowitzers Date. De-
cembcr 1, 1915
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ST. PAUL MANAGER SIGNS
Mike Kelley Amxes His Signature IN
1916 Contract With

ST. PAUL. MIMI, December l.
Mike k1iieH to-day signed n
contract to manage the ST. Paul
American Associa ton club for 1915
He had been figuring on n deal nj
Toledo Ohio. contingent upon tho re-
moval OF the association club from
Cleveland to Toledo
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NEW TARHEEL MANAGER
Coleman. OF Asheville. Will he IN
Charge of North Carolina Foot
bnlI AnairH.

CHAPEL HILL ~ c.. December r.
The varsity football manager for next
The election was held this afternoon,
and after experiencing considerable
difficulty in getting together Il quorum
or the Athletic Association, Coleman
won over IL. l.. Mackie. OF Yadltin-
VILE, by a majority OF seventy votes.
The assistant managers for the new
year are Charles Tenant OF Ashe-
vile. and Roy Armstrong, Of Belmont,
CASTOR County. N'et
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nrcsnntnn,I<ccp, Mum

CHICAGO. December 4.-Manascr
lircsnahan was mum to-day on the
subject OF reported swap between the
Cubs and the Cardinals. CoZy Dolan,
utility man.. and Attic Butler, short
stop. are said To be the ct. Louis cn,!
OF the deal The Dodgers also are
mixed up in the deal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

Thc flueS Reserves wcr" returned
vlctors over tho Signal Corps last night
by the score OF 20 To- 8. The game was
fast aud furious. and featured bv the
coal throwing Of Hughes and Wood for
the Blues aud iiGw ana MpucoS for the
signal Corps. Captain iIcuhi. OF the
signal bows, was all over the floor. and
;;nncNed six foul goals for his team
Ilanton and Leo Tyrcc played cX-
ccptionaily we'll for tho Blues. and gave
great promise of upsetting the basket
ban dope this season. Youll have to
watch these two boys score:
i; y. Position : G
iintZ" ....... left forward ..... Proctor
WOOD ...... right forward ....... Iiaw
,iuGh"S .....: center ..........IIeubi
lilankcnship left guard $3.50. Marcos
hlnnton right guard ......Atkins
Score: First half. .; second half H..
mot"i, 20. First half : second half. O.
Total. 10 Su"StitutionS: Hlucs-Tvrcc
for iilanton. Ruskcll for Blankcnsh!r.
9utrl"s for Hughes. Hughes for HotXc
Goals from hcid--Wool t3I, Hot"c.
hughes 90. Huskcll, iIaw go. proc
tor 90. Goals from foul-flcuhi. q
hughes >. kcfcrcc-Bnfortl of carton
Heights. Time OF halves. ~ minutes
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RICHMOND WILL. HAVE
W I.EAST ,CAAn HE GAMira

Richmond Will have two games at
ieaSt next season, in addition TO those
between Eastern Virginia elevcns "
VI. l. and Clemson will play here again.
ana IN" Nirginia-Carolina clash Will he
STAGED at Broad Street Park AS usual
rms, however, may be the last meet
inS OF the rivals at Richmond. as the
hVe-Ecar agreement expires with the
next game
Coach Dobson, Of Richmond College.
is not in favor OF playing Randolph
Macon On the Saturday following
Thanksgiving Day, as has been the
custom for several years. He believes
that the local college season would
he better rounded out on the Saturday
before tiohbler Day and the schedule
makers viii have TO take this into
consider. ton whcr arranging for -;tae
league games.
Tn" fact that Washington and Lee
is after the local park means that
the spiders will not have as many
oates ~ home next season. as lIamp-
d"h-SldncN and Ranlolph- Macon viii
play their annual game here as usual.
This gives Richmond College four. or.
al the most, ave dates. If the Spiders
succeed in getting the Cadets or some
other eleven o, that calibcr here it
means that the SIX league schedule will
have to ID" abandoned in favor OF the
former plan.
No call has been made for meet
ing Of the Eastern Virginia Intcrcol-
lc%inte Association committee bu, il IL
understood that one VIII be held here
during the Christmas holidays
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champion Tiily i. SOLD.

LENINGTON, KY, December
Lewis II. Titus, OF Goshen, ~ Y. has
purchased from G. a Harrison. OF
hlly Ansellla. 2:111-2. The price was.
not made public. but Is thought to be-
close TO $1,000.
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Morton AInbnwa Football Captain.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, December s..
-I.owndcs Morton, left end for the
University Of Alabama football team
for three years, has been chosen cap
tain for 1916.
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McGiil Catholic Union ana Second
BAPTIST Church basketball teams
opened up the season in "a we'll played
ana intcreStin game. the former win
ninS, (" To 20 McGili seems to have
prospects for winning team. as most
OF the old men hav" returned this sea :
SON, as also n bunch OF Young huski.s
l" push them for = berth,
Gerrint', Nickel and sullivan put M
Il very good game as also did the new
men The Second Baptist team made n
very good showing, this being their.
iirst game. Watthall and w Tyler are
playing their usual good game for
Second Baptist. Score:
MEG. G. l.. Position SB C.
Gcrr;ng. left forward w Tyler
Nickel right forward .. Bagby
Snilivan. ....'., center ,....... Sydnor
brand. left guard ..P. TYLER
Ryan right guard .Watthall
tCaptninl
Score--McGli, -; Second Baptist. 90.
Substitutions: McGill--Atlams Finne-
gan Kelly, Brand, O'Brien. Goals from
field. %. Goals from foul. l. Referee,
Stelhamcr, Time OF halves, 20 minutes.
Where played.dS > 3jGi. en-
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Un,nitxcr,s Rescr,es Ayln

The Howitzer Reserves defeated the
Richmond Grays In a pretty played
game by the score of 90 to s. .Ander-
sony guarding 'sas OF nigh order. and
Continued on Third Page.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-25

the best men White has met in re-
cent months.
Miss Loretta Hoag of New York
has found a new occupation for
woman. She is fight manager.
Miss Hoag handles the affairs of
her brother, who fights under the
name OF Garry Marshall She deals
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with promoters in arranging match
es, sees that her brother trains prop
erly and seconds him when he is in
the ring. She always secures ring
side seat, right behind the boys cor
ner. She does everything any man
ager does except crawl through the
ropes and mop the face of the fighter