Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07

OF us remember the corkinr good foot
ball teams that represented the schools
before the consolidation, ana all OF MS
would ike TO see another of those
not possible, hut II is certain that the
Medical College OF Virginia will be :,
respected foe in any game 1t takes
up.
Charlie Hricklcy, of Harvard fame.
has gone into the all-America select
| ing game. Naturally. America is
on the south by Princeton. and on In" INC
west hy Ithaca. For his second team.
far of as Lexington. picking TED
Schultz, OF Washington and Lee. for u
tackle.
Bert Robins is to lead the Spider
grddcrs next season. and Richmond
ColieEe IS TO be congratulate on the
has played three years on the varsity,
; amH Is aist chap who tends to his
public many. years now. having been
on the John Marshall High School stars
before entering college.
II Charley Barrett enters Annapolis
he should be to the Navy what Charley
Rny wa" 6a Hd gra .fr oRhpn o his to ,he
ward reputation while 1T West Point.
N'' WV NV tSi'i'uNSEs'
Rabbit Curry, who scored touch
down a AZ w;irrEina by an ,eighty-
hilt eleven next. Curry is a quarter
back. aud a good one. He should make
He has played three years for Vandy.
Jess Willard has been heavyweight
champion seven months; and has made
round. He is said to have been paid
SlCS,OOo for twenty weeks with II cir
Gus. He got about $4,000 for news
paper ana magazines articles. and
about 100000 on theatrical venture.
Willard got 60 per cent of the money.
The rest went TO men with whom he
is under contract.
captain. and the unanimous choice for
full back on the All-Amcrican eleven,
NAVY e games e for a New ;'' York i'' paper. or
rather he allowed his signature to he
used over the articles. Mahan is said
70 have told friend that he received
$500 for this, which proves that there
are other ways for an athlete to earn
money from his athletic ability with
ont being caught with the goods than
that adopted by many who commit
the crime OF playing summer baseball.
Arthur Dcvlin. once the third base
man Of the Giants; and one one OF ths
going TO retire from the game II
viii be no fa,ti farewell. e either lie
means II. ATtIe weighs ZUI POUNDS
now ana looks like AN alderman Ar
thur played with Montreal last season.
Johnny Dohhs. once with the Supcrbas
and now manager of the New orleans
club. of the Southern Association.
wants him 10 play down there, bat
pcvlin Is through for all t!me-he
says.
lin Thorpe is still major Lacquer
o. the pridiron. He won the profess
Sional football championship OF Ohio
for The Canton Athletic Club against
the Massillon Athletic Club by kicking
Two goals from the field. one was
and the other a goal from placement
from the thirtyyard line. Jim ran tho
, ball with his customary speed and
skill. and was the same old bcarcat
on the dctcuse. Now, if linn could only
, hit u slow curve.
Every once in while somebody
springs the rumor that Billy Word
will enter Virginia again next fall and
Will he eligible for the football team.
Billy. according TO our way OF figuring,
is through with the college game. as
is primarily for athl etc instruction.
puts him Oh q professional basis.
Robert w Maxwell. n sportinr au-
thority, writing for the Philadelphia
Public Ledger, ranks Cornell ana Pitts
According to his classification. Wash
ington and Lee Is sixth and Virginia
eighth in rank. Both OF these state
institutions are ranked above Wash
ngton and jefferson. Colgate. Brown,
Dartmouth Yale Rutgers, Lafayette.
iEan and Franklin and Marshall. tar-
given second place, and iS