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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION
MAKES RULES FOR TOURNEY
Conditions to Govern Championship
Match Nnnounced-Clubs Asked
10 Encourage Junior EYcntA.

NEW YORK. March 20-R d. wrenn.
president OF the United States Lawn
Tennis Association. announced to day
the conditions which would govern the
entry list for the national champion
ship tournament for 1915 ut the West
Side Club, Forest Hills " Y The
executive committee found n strong
sentiment III favor OF continuing the
tournament strictly as an open event
me following rules govern the entries:
|. That all entries must be made
through the secretary of the club on
subassociation of which the applicant
is member.
.. That the entry list shall close Mt
least ten days before tho opening OF
the tournament.
3. That the entrance fee of each
player shall be at least equal to the
amount charged for a season ticket
covering admission and reserved seat
10 members of clubs or suba soCiatlons
belonging to the United States Ma
tional Lawn Tennis Association
Five sections were designated AS
places for holding sectional doubles
championships. as follows:
Pacific Coat. Western Eastern
Southwestern ana Northwestern A
team OF four men will be sent to the
Panama Pacific International tourna-
ment. All former and future national
champions VIII receive standard medals
in the form OF gold tennis balls
All clubs are requested to Include
Junior events to encourage school bows
In their tournament fixtures Invita-
ton tournaments will be restricted af-
ter this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
GENERALS TAKE WELL TO
UNDERGRADUATE COACHING
RAFFERTY, Did Wonders with BnsLetcr,,
and DOnnhue IN Highly Success
full With InhebaIl Sound.

LEXINGTON. VA. March 20.-Many
colleges are satisfied with graduate
coaching, but Washington and Lee
goes them one better and says that it
uate coaching. After Forest Fletcher
was compelled to devote all his time to
the track team. w. c. Raftery. 1915.
took hold of the basketers, and under
their horne games and did almost as
we'll on the Northern trip as Captain
hears strong combination Of the pre-
vious year.
Edward 4: Donahue. bctter known as
ID coaching the baseball team and It
Ia apparent that he is getting better
results from the material on hand than
any professional could. Donahue has
played baseball at Washington and Lee
an idol among the undergraduates, who
remember how many victories he has
led the White and Blue football and
baseball teams to during his active
career ns an athlete.
JiBGs." gets his results by iollyinr
his mon along and by showing each
man what his defects are He already
has cured the candidates for the team
or the prevalent habit OF going after
bad balls, when at bat. and has work ri
wonders In coaching the pitchers, ."rex"
Bryan. whose fault last year was that
he was shy OF control. now almost has
the accuracy OF Mathewson and II is
expected that he will be one of the
Either he. or William Hugh Jennings.
nephew OF the Detroiter. will be de;e
gated to pitch the opening game, which
is against Lafayette on March 90 The
Ea team, also vii! play. here on
state. Cornell. West Virginia. MichI-
gan, North Carolina and the North
Carolina Aggies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE
Club Has Thirty Play
ers to Make Up Regular Team.

WINSTON-SALEAI, y. c., March 20
Thirty or more youngsters have been
signed by Manager Charlie Clancy, Of
the local club. for the coming cam
paign. and they Will begin to roll in on
Monday for try outs. It has been
Clancy's custom in previous years to
have only n few men report say one
man for each position outside of tho
pitchers and catchers. but this year he
had no foundation to fall back on from
the 1914 club, owing to the fact that
the ruling which prohibits any club in
the circuit from carrying more than
one man who has played in more than
fifteen games in a league rated higher
than class ID. prevented those of last
years crew who We're real ball play
ers from coming hack Clancy is con-
hdent, however, that from the material
he Will have on hand to select from
he can develop another pennant win
ner and that the ruling Will not hurt
tho Twins one bit. We certainly hope
this Ia true, but do not hesitate TO saw
that we have our doubts about It, The
other managers are all busy and will
have their men begin reporting about
the middle OF the month. The regu-
lar season starts on April % and by
thnt time each leader promises to have
his men In tip-top condition. hut as that
Is tho same old cry we hear from year
10 year, why say any more about IT.?
The officials of the local club have
hooked an unusually strong list Of ex-
hibifion games for the Twins Tho
philadelphia Athletics are scheduled to
perform mt Prince Albert Park on Arril
g. while efforts will be made to secure
dates with other big league clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
AMATEUR GOLF STANDARD
FIXED BY ASSOCIATION
Executive Committee Adopts New
Ruling to- Determine Play
erS' Status.
PAID INSTRUCTORS BARI,l
Playing or Teaching for Money or
Accepting Expenses for Contests
Are EiOlatiOns-Falee Authors and
Caddies Also Under Ban.

At the last meeting of the United
States Golf Association. tho subject OF
the amateur rule In all its bearings was
referred to the executive committee.
With instructions to amend the by
You'd n Sos "iS OF s moro " faiS and
clearly express it's meaning. Most
careful consideration has been given to
the discussion that took place at the
annual meeting. The amendments as
hnsS , asSseI I r",9o arc - as follows
rot accepted directly or indirectly. any
Zee: gratnity money or its equivalent
Of any act or service arising in con-
ncction with the game OF golf. and who
is not or has not been a professional in
any other branch OF athletics: provided
however. that the above shall not APP
ply to writing. editing. or. publishing
or to laying out. constructing. super
vising or giving advice concerning the
Eoi9 nouTs ST. N or mpksep of
Any person who becomes Ineligible
by reason of this bylaw may be rein
stated by giving to the executive COM
evidence OF meriting such rcinstate-
ment.
1al5. shall AFFECT the status of any per
son who was I'm good standing as an
amateur golfer on said date
The following are violations OF tho
ABOVE Tule-
Playing or teaching the game of golf
for pay. This includes accepting trav-
cling or living expenses for playing
over n course or for participating In n
golf tournament. contest or exhibition.
Personally making or repairing golf
clubs. golf balls or other golf articles
Serving after reaching the age OF six
teen as caddie master or greenkeeper
for hire.
Lending ones name or likeness for
the advertisement or sale OF anything
inventor thereof in the usual course OF
business.
Permitting ones name to be adver-
tised or published for pay az the au-
thor OF books or articles on golf OF
which one Is not actually the author.
cognizance OF every. apparent violation
of the new ruleAnd is given power to
exercise absolute discretion In the in
depreciation and enforcement OF the
bylaws for the purpose of safeguard
Ing the best interests OF the game of
gotf. and shall have power to inhict
such penalties as the circumstances Of
each case may in its Judgment Justify.
The committee recommends. how
ever. that all local clubs deal directly
among their own members. Should
this attempt to correct abuses prove
Ineffective, the names of the offenders.
with full particulars relating to each
case, should at once be submitted to
the executive committee for further
action.
United States Golf Association execu-
tive committee is az follows: Frank
l.. Woodward. Howard w. Perrin. John
Reid. Jr., Percy r. Pync, H.. Howard
S. Harlan, Walter B. Smith. John S.
Sweeney
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
RICHMOND ACADEMY WINS
FROM EMPORlA HIGH TEAM
Local Boys Win Out In Inst Frame.
Shncl<feford Makes Four Hits
In -Four Trials.

The Richmond Academy nine defeat.
ed the Emporin High School team on
Friday. to 1. in the initial game OF
the season The game was very excit
Ing throughout, tile winning runs being
scored In the ninth inning, when Miller
after receiving base on balls proceed
ed 10 third on n single by Kuyk b.
Shackclford then drove them both In
by his fourth hit of the game.
The game was featured by tho hitting
of Shnckelford and the pitching OF Rim.
ford for Richmond, while Briggs was
easily the star for the Emporia boys
Perhaps the most spectacular feature
Of the whole game was the running
catch OF foul tiy far to the lett OF
the third base line by Dug Roden. Tho
whole Richmond team felded In nns
form. having only two errors chalked
up against them.
Captain Brown, who pitched the last
inning for Richmond. struck out three
men In rapid succession. The game
scheduled Tor yesterday had to be can
cclled on account of rain.
The score follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
Who, What and WHY
Brief Sketches OF Men Who A.pire
TO Wear richmond Acroxs Their
BREAST This Season,
e-CLARENcE f. pERGER-a

o-Ci-AhENCc r. BERGER-8
~, on Sf:t and not SO many years back.
eeemed destined to go into history
as the scoreless wonders. The de,
termined youth who broke UP this
G9h seey tsait was none other than
sketch. H
clarence Edward joined the
j ampes into IT 1 tns sn and
Iame as football player Pre-
S,ious to that time he had been the
hero hero OF Fork Union. where he per-
a anrn ersS On Al OF the athletic teams.
Baseball was his particular hobby.
hhe e eoSsd and n, In his prep school days
Times ov spDe ar oyer the ne. fl ED some
behind the bat and again in the
gardens or on the initial sack. Al
y wnys. ~, how '.;1,e,: he was the star
Joining Richmond College. he
mad dc good at football. but lid not
self to Fredericksburg College how
ever. and did good work. richmond
fans fans Viii stu remember how glad
Bsrger'ss history with Richmond
without difficulty. although at one
ing to the Appalachian League for
a berth. He found his batting eve
never again was his job in jeopardy.
He hit above 800 during the season.
clarence was sold to Pittsburgh.
pun the wave or economy swept him
back to Richmond, where his host
OF friends expect great things from
the big boy
Il would he shame to tell this
lads Rge. Sufficient to say that he
cannot vote. His home is in Falls
Church. Va. Clarence Is we'll up to
SIX feet in height. weighs about / IS
pounds. and throws and bats-how
he bats-right- handed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
ROCHESTER WANTS TO
TRAIN IN BROCKTON

BROCKTON. MASS. March 2O.-In-
training. the Rochester club Of the In.
ternauonal league may come to this
city, according to William Littler. sec
rotary of the Chamber OF Commerce..
who. to-day, received letter from
stephen d. Flanagan, owner of the
Center street Grounds and secretary
of the Providence club OF the same
league. The management of the Ro-
chester club is said to be anxious to
come here, providing arrangements can
be made with the Y. NJ e. A for the
use OF its swimming tank and gymna-
Sums. The plan is to start training
on Anril q. go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
DOWN THE ALLEYS
Duckpin Tournament.

Manager Wilt Whitman, OF the New
p io Alleys. rs nov making prepare
ment on the Newport Alleys. The local
bowlcrs seem to be Interested In the
already shown BY them. it looks like
the tournament will DO 4 huge success
Arrangements Will DC made in four
different divisions fivc-man. three
bowlers who wish to take part can
send In their entries to Secretary H. w
McFarland. at tho Newport Alleys
Entries close on Saturday night
The bowling in the Greater Richmond
League was of the highest order last
week, and both the teams and ind-
rldual work was far above the stand
ard. The Nolde's Tiptops, by winning
three straight games in the opening
series. safely anchored themselves in
TIL. best work OF the week was put
up by the superiors on Thursday might.
The Times Dispatch aggregation also
the Newport FIVE on Friday night. All
OF the teams had full lineup, and
q, me c games were Interesting from star,
It's losing streak. and is making 4 hard
fight for the cellar position.
Bailey carried off the honors for high
by only two pins. Blair. Roy and
Gordon also made good in last weeks
series. and piled up a good average to
Nolde Tiptops, still believes he will lead
his team to victory this season sew
eral o; the teams were badly handi-
capped last week on account of many OF
the strong players being out of the
game with sore fingers
The Newport daily prize contest still
continues to draw large crowds, and
each day many new faces are seen in
the lineup. The following Is a com
plete list OF the prize-w!nners to date:
Harper. sos Anderson, .6l7: Day, .507
BAILEY. Gl4: Burnette. SIG: Day. .66S !:
Bickers. .66l, sol. .5sS Smith. .643
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
Correction to Schedule
CIIES APEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Commencing Sunday. March FL Pc
mond. Newport News and Old Point.
will operate daily. instead Of daily ex-
ccpt sunday: these trains leaving Rich
irving Richmond 9:55 a. M. and s =. NJ.
With this service. special local stops
mond a. NJ. for Old Point and Norfolk.
and arriving Richmond $40 p. NJ will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
Rinard Visits Richmond.

c. Arthur Rinard. a nephew OF Gov
ernor Philip L. Goldsborough. of Mary
land. is in the city on n BUSINESS trip
and meeting old friends here. Mr..
Rinard Is n Baltimorean, and has been
for some years Identified with different
newspaper interests in the Oriole City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

LINCHBURG, VA, March 20.-In ar
amateur wrestling match here to-nigh,
between !. l.. Gravett. OF the Jefferson
athletic Club. of Roanoke. and Elijah
Matthews. of the Cardinal Athletic
Club. this city put up wonderful
fight, which was declared draw after
one hours mat work. neither being
able to secure Il fall. Matthews had
but was unable to hold him down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
Richmond Academy.
tlmporin High school,

Total .........35 81 10 2
Summary: Two-base hits-Shack excl
ford t2). Three base hits--Cato. Struck
out-by Binford. :; by Brown. 3; by
Briggs, II. Hit BY pitched ball-MN-
Ter. short. Wild pitch--Brown Base
on balls-off Binford, 6; or Briggs 3.
Time OF game. :55. Attendance. 500
Umpire, Mr.. Bailey.
Score by innings: r. f. E.
Richmond A.. 0011 a-6 10 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
Young Ahern beats Cans.

NEW YORK, March 2O-Young All
ern. English mlddleweight champion,
easily defeated Italian Joe Cans, Of
brooklyn. in n .ten-round bout tonight.
The bell saved Cans In the seventh
round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

CHICAGO. March 20.-Fred Aemes,
Denver, defeated Lloyd Jevne, Salt
Lake City. fifty to forty three, In the
irst OF to.day's matches in the worlds
khree cushion. billiard championship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
Standing OF the Clubs.

Schedule for the Week.
Tuesday niGht--Times-D Dispatch Va.
Cook Printing Company.
Thursday night-Noldes Tiptops VS..
Superiors.
Friday night-Newports VS.. Bunnys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

"Dick" Morris. one OF the fastest in
helders In amateur ball in Rtchmon
will probably be seen In Ashland
uniform this seaSRo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

Tho Richmond League Is practically
ready to open it's season, as all four
teams arc nrhcticing daily and eagerly
awaiting the opening game. which will
be on Saturday. April TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

Lee Whitfield for several seasons
the mainstay In the box for the Battle
Axe team. twice city champions, has
left for Savannah. where he VIII be
given n trial by Manager Perry lipe,
Ais host of friends in Richmond wish
him much success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

President Wilkerson, OF the Com
nercial League, will meet tho commit
iations for his circuit at his office, 1907
Vest Main street, to-morrow night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

The Commercial League will have
the following teams this season: pu-
pick Envelope Co. Tredegar Iron
Works. Woodall & Quarles, Rountree-
Cherry Corp, Clarkes Spring and G. S.
Luck. formerly Ryan Smith & Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

Manager Lowry. of the Duplex En-
yeiope Co.'S team. has lled contra cts
Clarke. Walter Bahen, j. E. Lowry.
Lewis Long. T. NJ. Hayes. Ernest Wilt
shire. e. c. Berry, J. +. Bobbi,t, Frank
Welsh. II. G. Blcrch. L. G. Hughes and
T J. Baker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

Manager Sharpe. OF Burk & Co.'S
team. is understood TO have signed
contracts with practically all OF last
seasons players. He has failed. how
ever. TO file tho contracts with the
secretary OF the commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

Manager Tinsley. Of the Woodall e.
Quarles team, in the Commercial
League. has the following players un-
der contract for his team: J. =. Tinsley
Charles Gunthcr. II. +. Myer. G. +.
Thorpe: a. G. Waldbauer. Robert Dog
gett. w l.. Jones. a. y. Slaughter, Err
nest Cornell. Louis Lewis and Walter
Murray. All were members OF last
seasons team except Tinsley and Jones'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

At the meeting OF the Commercial
League. held last weck. plans for the
coming season were practically com
himself az being confident that il
would be tho most successful one since
this league has been In existence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

The managers of the Old Dominion
League will meet With President La
at the Grays' Armory. 1t Is expected
that the playing rules for this season
all managers be present. successor
TO Harry. Tucker, Jr.. former secretary
of this league. but now secretary TO
tho Amateur Baseball Commission, Will
be elected at this meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

President Volkmann, OF the Central
one who wants to put a team In his
league. This il Class "B" circuit. Adj
dress a. Volkmann. Jr.. 204 West Mar
shall Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

Tho dark horse" Of the Richmo nd
League. the Richmond Electric Co., is
an unknown quantity At this time, as
the names OF the players who viii TO
with him this season. But II Is safe to
say that when the season opens he will
have Il team that VIII compare favor
ably with the other teams In this
league.