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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
NAVY FINDS EASY MARK
IN WASHINGTON ND.LEE
MidslIipmcn End Basketball Season
by Decisivcly Defeating Generals
In Snnppy Game.
PENAL1zE MILES FOR JONES
Tall Centre of LcXinEtonian's Retired
From Game After FIRST Half.
Navy Forwards Believed to BE
Best i'm Game.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, February c2.-Thc
mdshipmcn closed their basketball sea-
son to-day by winuii,; in easy fashion
from Washington and Lee. the score
being 30 to ii. The visitors did not
know enough about the game to be
serious opponents OF tho midshipmcn.
Smith did some of his wonderful drib-
bling, u department OF the game in
which hn Is unrivaled, and Overcsch
ana Adams lead in the actual scoring.
The offensive work OF Overcsch was
unusual for player of his position.
Goals from the foul line played an
important part in this game. twenty
points being scored In this way. Smith.
OF the Navy, Melted nine In twelve
chances, and Miles, the tall centre of
the visitors, threw five out OF six.
Miles made the larger number OF fouls.
which gave the Navy its shots. and
retired from the game In the FIRST half
on account of four personal fouls He
was pcna!izcd many times for jumping
for the ball too soon and for holding.
With to-d2y,S game. Smith. Adams.
game as midsiipnsm, The three Grst-
named ar. remarkable players. and il
Is believed by many experts that two
better forwards than Smith and Adams
have never played the game. The
lne-up:
Navy. Position. Wal
t''' ms ..... ltli Ipf'WlFu. LAlSS
smith; .righ; forward. .seeley
Chandler. ...... centre ......... Miles
bv"resch $3.50. left guard Young
Snmmary 25ore sGGf@ 5o t'H Wash
inSton and Ice, II. Goals from the
court Navy. Smith t5>, ovcresch 90,
calhoun %. Adams CD. Chandler %,
Clark %: Washington and Lee. Pier
rottc 90. Young %. Goals from foul
line-Navy: smith. . in IL: Calhoun,
3 in o. Washington and Ice: Miles,
7, IN, 4 Nt,l,, 4,
Navy. Calhoun for smith I.ockhardt
Tor Chandler Daah for Clark. Carson
Tor smith; Washington and Lee. BriIcy
FOR Miles. ninEwall for Young. Referee,
Mr.. CO!IliiOMcr. OF GnnrEctnMn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
NEW SYSTEM PROPOSED
FOR GOLF HAND|CAPS
Radical Changes Arc Advocated by
Chicago Ciubmcn for Coming
Season.
Players Find Invention Clears Tn
Rating Muddlc--Local Golfers
Look With Favor Upon Plan To
Provide Consistent Matches.

Radical changes In the system OF
hhnd'cappihg thc star golfers of tho
country Is to he made by both tho
United states and Wcktcrn Golf Asso-
Citations before the 1915 season opens.
local officials predict. The invention
or Chicago man il looked upon rs tho
system favored for universal adoption.
, WORD has been received from Vice
president James Reed, of the United
states Golf Association. saying that no
had recommended the Root handicap
rinE system, In vogue At tho Glen oak
country Club for the past two years. to
the national governing body Presi-
dent Sherman I. Edwards, OF Glen oak
mas also recommended to the Western
Association that the Root system DO
Endorsed for use throughout i:s terri
tory. Secretary George HcnncbcrrY OF
the western Golf Association. an
nonnccd that the plan will be passed
upon Mt the next meeting OF the HcAt-
ern Golf association directors.
would stop Confusion AZ Zee.
Mich OF the confusion ut the starting
tee ana consequent criticism OF handi-
Gaping committees. which has MARRIED
$50 many big Invitation Journeys In the
past. VIII be rclegatcd to the rolfinr
archives. declared Mr.. Edwards, IL this
action is taken The system evolved
oy j. sherman Root. chairman Of the
Glen OAK handicapping committee has
been given Il severe test and found 10
be ideal, he stated.
Sixty per cent OF the difference he
tween par and the average OF hisi five
best scores determines the rating OF
any player under the Root scheme Mir
Root arrived at this conclusion by care
ful study of the average ratio OF Inn
proS shown by players one
stroke off >oG every 1--WE over par vas
the ratio lac found 10 be correct Near
par the effect of this ratio Is nomi :
ma: the farther away YOU get from
par the greater the latitude.
Present system Fnvors Dub.
This is how II works out, taking a
definite par OF IS and Il 100 score man
FOR the example IN. problem Is to
equalize tn" play of the 100 PLAYER
with the par golfer. The difference
between par and 100 being %, apply
the ratio of one of every I'VE over rn r
3iin the mans average play Is 90
lf the old systcin, which has notably
failed 10 provide consistent matches
was applied in this instance the allaw-
anco would pc twenty strokes. This
gives All the Advantage TO the dub The
par player has little chance to win
sine" he cannot always turn in n par
score. Ills average for tho whole sea
son viii be from four TO live strokes
air.vc par. He must accordingly b..
given an equal chance or the So-Callcti
equalization" is without value or fair
ness
Mr Root, therefore, makes the rating
nficcu. This gives the same average
difference IN nuctuatiou Of play TO both
players and certainly cCuRli2.s ti,.
scores. Thus hpth the expert and M.
dub has latitude or iivc strokes above
his best game In watch to win the
match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
DUNN PICKS UP TWIRLER
WITH sAND-LOT RECORD
'T.cfty" Duncan, Promising Balti-
more Amateur. VIII BE Given
Tryout With Nirginians.
OTHER CLUBS ARE ACTIVE
Kill Clymcr. of BisonS. May BE Civ
en- Charge of SkcetcrS-Worl> on
Local Rail Grounds Started in Alb
sCnCe of Dunn.

Ndvfccs from vlrGinau headquarters
Yesterday were meaGrC. Perhaps the
most interesting item Earnercd during
tho day was the announcement that
N~rgg,r Jack Dunn had signed pitcher
Lefty" Duncan. one OF the best twtrl-
crs an Baltimore amateur ranks last
season Another drihlot is TO the effect
That "Ruhc" Meadows. the st Joscph's
star has turned down AL professional
ortorS, thus putting to rest the rrmor
That he would bc seen in n Richmond
uniform when the spring training sea-
son opened
Although VIII Dunn. the ground
keeper. did not show up yesterday. as
was expected. Improvement work was
started on the grounds at Broad Street
Parh 10y the local attaches, y carload
Of material has arrived from Baltimore
ANA when Dunn makes mis- appearance
everything VIII Toe in readiness for him
10 speedily get the lot into shape for
the practice games.
Manager Dunn. who has been i'll for
several days, is now much better and is
actively at work getting togethcr. a
bcrtnS with the Nirgiuians. IN landing
Duncan he is confident that he has
cured q good recruit for his hurting
stan Tho younrstcr last summer was
win the l.Iiirondclle team. which
nlaysd Grade bah in BaltimG9Ire
i
every game in which he started. Dunn
feels that he has secured Il conner
News from around the circuit shows
that practically all of the teams in the
International League are getting ready
FOR the spring prelimiuarics. Mon
trcal has recently signed tiVo players
and other clubs. are humping them
selves TO yet in line.
In Buffalo there is considerable doubt
as TO the identity Of the manager
president Stein has not yet announced
whether bin Clymer viii he signed
again or not. hut his decision viii
probably he made known this week.
ClNm"r, u is said, is anxious to man.
age the SkcctorS. providing the Jersey
City franchise is transferred TO u Suit
able place.
There is strong, possibility. that
several former big lcagUcrs will lac
seen in action at Broad Street Park
when the season opens. Quite few
have been dropped on account OF the
Limitation on the number OF players
L be carried this season by the ma jor
organizations. Connie Mack has started
the ball rolling 10y putting ton men Oft
his provisional pay roll, ana as Dunn
stands high in the confidence OF the
Athletic leader. II is NOR. than prob
able that some viii drift this way.
Dunn has not Yet announced the date
of his probable arrival here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
WOLGAST POSTS FORFEIT
FOR LEACH-CROSS MATCH
phySIcinns, After Examinations Pro-
monaco Little Scrnrncr's Arm Per-
fcctiy SUund--I'i.:ht on ErI,Iny

NEW YORK, February GAS n
guarantee for weight and appearance
Al WolGast posted $1,000 to-day with
match with Leach Cross, which takes
place Friday night mt the Garden. Sam
Wallach acted for Cross, and posted q
certificate check for the same amount
The boxers have agreed to make 1875
pounds ut o'clock the day of the con-
test.
by the club physician, DIR. James
Thompson, this morning, an .N-ray be-
Ing taken of his right arm, injured In
his bout with Welsh here last Novcm-
her, DIR. Thompson reported tho arm
to bo perfectly sound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
JACK JOHNSON LOST FROM
PU BL|C VIEW IN HAVANA
Negro PugiliSt, on Way To Mexico TO
Fight Willard, Appears: Then
Disappears.
Is NOW SURE
Promoter Curlcy Is Confident That
Colorcd Fighter viii Eventually
Reach JuarcZ-Cuhn May he Ask
cd to Hold Him for United States.

HAVANA, February 2c-Thc uncx-
pcctcd appearances in Havana carly to-
day OF Jack Johnson. the negro pugi-
list. who is on his way to Mexico to
fight Jess Willard. was followed this
afternoon by his equally unexpected
disappearance from public view.
When Johnson and his party. in
Guiding his. wife and brother. arrived
iroM IsHfT nht on w hdspa port
from i3arbodocS, they drove 10 Il prom
inrnt motel ana registered. but :! few
dcavorcd to get lodgings u, all tho
nIrimI,ipal hotels. but was unsuccessful.
statement OF friends. the party found
refuge in a private. house, the location
OF which was not disclosed.
lImm,a'als!y TO Tampico and thence to
IuarcH for the night. He expressed
confidence that he would win.
Johnson Cables CnrrnnZa.
When Informed of the dinicultics he
probably would meet in travelling in
Mexico: Johnson cabled General Venus
be permitted TO land in Mexico ana
proceed TO Juarez. No reply had been
reT TaS,, to ms mes. MESSAGE tonight.
70 Vera CRUZ on board the Ward liner
Moro CASTE due 10 sail this after
agents of the line. leayniug that Cen
cral Carranzu had closed tho port OF
frocresso. To which much OF the freight
ON the Moro Castle was consigned
postponed her sailing. Johnson it is
said. hopes to take tho next steamer
to Vera Cruz and even has declared
NcsS"! and sail direct to Tampco. He
houoS to get away from Havana by
SATURDAY at the latest
1t WAS rumorcd here to-day that the
United states government would ask
the cNtradition of johnson rs Il fugi-
i've from justice in Chicago, hut tho
American legation has received no in
suuctons TO make such Il request
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IF BAKER PLAYS AT ALL.
MUST PLAY WITH MACK

III lADELpIIiA. February 90
Franklin Haker, the Athletics ihirj
iaNeman. " III play bail with mat ,ua,n
lot u" icHt two years or he VIII no.,
riav n all, according to Il st'ft,u.',',
issued to-niEii ~ Connie Mack ne
ihHdGc!phl" Tanag"r Mack said ne
lSSH"i M statement TO duir, tho
NAM wild "unors being puhiish,d In
'linr"nt parts OF the country %
nile do not believe Baker Will
chuhEt his mind about rctirm:, fron,
bnscball said the statement. "if n"
pays AZ al! this season or next q viii
ne az "a member OF the Athletic team
30 positively VIII not trade him 81
any othcr club md no amount OF money
would induce us TO Soil him"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
AMATEUR RACKET MATCH
UNDER WAY IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. February aa.-In the
first round for the national amateur
racquet Championship ut ,thc Racquet
and Tennis Club here to-day three
matches were played and another went
TO William Post. of the home club,
through the default of Dwight Davis,
OF st. Louis
G.. ~ Thornc. of Chicago. defeated w.
w. Hoffman. of New York, 17-l5, 15-9,
l3-ll; G. &. Pell, of New York, beat
his clubmatc, G. Hatch. i'll, lS-I7,
l5-10. and j. C. Waterbury, Of New
York. easily outplaycd the world's
amateur court tennis champion. Jay
Could, l5-l2, l5-G. I5--9.
The second round, consisting OF four
matches, will he decided tomorrow
and the scmiinals on Thursday. The
final is set for next Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
ARMY DEFEATS HhTCHETS
IN HARD FOUGHT CONTEST
George Washington University Quint
Falls Before Strong Attack OF
West Point Cadets.

WEST POINT, n Y, February o.
George Washington University fcll.bc-
fore the fast Army five to-day, tho
Cadets winning by Il score Of 81 to .
ton lads were unknown mere, and put
up Il hard fight throughout. Boyc and
Howell were the best for the Cadets.
while Alman's record OF two field goals
and nine successful tries out of eleven
chances from the foul line stood out
as the prominent feature of George
Washfngton's attack. II was the
Army's eighth straight win.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
RANDOLPH MACON ACADEMY
BEATEN BY DANVlLLE TEAM

DANVII.EE. VA. February 22.--Dan-
High School team defeated Randolph
Macon Academy. ~ to 23 in n clean
and fast basketball game in the local
Y. NJ G. y. gymnasium. and n team of
representative business men went to
Greensboro and there twice defeated :,
Vollcybali team, the first game being
81 to A. and the second u to G. IT is
the first time the Randolph Macon
team has been defeated by q prep
school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23

NkItON, o, F"brUury H.-jolnny
Grih!ths, Akron lightweight. was given
n newspaper decision over Joe Shugrur.
OF Nc% York, here Tonight IN n fast
tw.lv"-ro bout The Nrht was
GriiilthS'S IN every round except iii.
fourth. NTH and sixth. when Shugruc
outs!uggcd him. When the gong
sounded 1T tho end OF the twelftll both
boys Were III the centre OF the ring
fighting hard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
PLAYERS MUST KEEP MOUNTS
WITHIN THEIR BOUNDARIES

PHILADELPHIA, I'chruaryS o.
Spectators at POLO games have right
to assume that the game Will be played
within boundaries. and that players
viii use every reasonable effort to
prevent their mounts from leaving the
fed limits. according to Il decision
handed Gown today Ivy the Pcnnsyl-
van:a Supreme Court. The court re-
Vcrscd the lower court, which has non
suited :, hoy tramplcd under the hoOfs
OF John w. COnverSc'S pony during Il
game at Devon in 1909.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23

First race - selling, three-ycar olds
and up. one mile Wheat 81; Air
Line. 80; Avocado, Sc Flosslc. 90;
.California Jack, lo7; Ronnic's Buck,
40; John Louis, H.; Otilo. ll2: Hardy.
ll2: Mandadcro. ll2; Rcy. ne: l.. II.
Adalr. ll2; Coos, 100.
Sccond-sciling. three year olds and
up, five and half furlongs-'Towcr 81:
Caronomc. IS; stolen Ante. 80; ELSIE
1o9 Jake Argent, loo; Ann Tiliy, LOG;
Fcrrona. l0G: Ancestors log: 'Bat
Mastcrson, los; Doc Allen, los; Wiui :
fred d. los; Visible. 10: Orba Smile,
ll3.
Third-sclling, our-year- olds and up.
Goghili., "s; Grcenhrae, 100; Sugar
Fall, l03; Lady Mint. 1903: Swedc Sam,
l05; Noladay H., l05; Lady Young, LOG
.LehiGh, lo7; Zinkand, los; Black
Mate. los.
up. seven ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ns o itobe @ua
IS: Belle OF Bryn Mawr. 105; Charmeus,
lO6: Mimorioso, LOG: Injury. III.
Fifth = selling thrce-y caro- and
up. five furlonss-Ida pinnck. 90;
'parjorita. 105; silver Tone. 105: Yuba.
loG; Marsand; 106; s;afranor. los: DR..
Nenfcr 10: Kenneth. no; Eye White,
tor James, 115: Marta Mac. lis.
Sixth - selling. four-ycarS- olds and
UP. one mile-'itoac Ring. sc; 'Cerdie
r., 9S: 'kiva. 9S; Augustus Heinzc,
kick, 1o2; High street. OS; Orbiicula, ;
ton. 1o3; Transparent 105; 'Flying.
l07: Blue Beard, los; First Star. lie.
'Apprcnticc allowance claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23

GETT YSBIItE, Tn, FEBRUARY %
Edward ). Plank. former star left
handed pitcher OF the Philadelphia
Americans, ana worlds series hero to-
night announced his marriage to Miss
Anna G. Myers. of New oxford, PA. The
ceremony took place at Ridgewood. y.
j.. January 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flank left tonight on
Il honeymoon trip TO Florida.
After waivers had been asked on
Plank by the Athletics ut the close of
last season lie signed IA Federal League
contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
TO Attend Knynnnnrh EuncruI.

AUBURN, y. Y, Fcbrunry IA. IT.
Farrell, chairman of the National Base
ball Arbitration Board. to-day named
r. NJ. ChiNington, Chicago; G. T.. Moll,
milwaukee,. ana NJ. Il. Justice, Ecokuk
Iowa. u committee to represent the
board at the funeral OF Judge w NJ.
Kavanau@h, president of the Southern
Association OF baseball clubs, and for
mcrly n United States Senator, in Little
Rock Wednesday.
Judge kavanaurh. who died yester-
day, was prominent member of the
national board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
Postponc Vnnhcrhilt Cun nncc.

San FTtNNCIStD, fcbrunry "9:-On
account of the unsatisfactory condition
OF the course and threatening weather,
the Vanderbilt cup race ut the Pana-
ma-PaciGc Exposition WAS postponed
to-day until one week from Saturday.
The drivers made one exhibition run
round the course for the benefit Of the
spectators.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23

MAELIN, TEN., t'chrunry 22.-Dick
kinsclla and tn OF the New York Ma
tionai League baseball players arrived
~ Marl in to-day for spring training
The main body Of the team VIII reach
camp by the Weekend. Active work
Will begin March /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
Briti.h.r stous DELANEY.

LONDON, February 22-Jerry De-
lancy, the English lightweight. stopped
Jack Denny, OF New orleans. III the
fourteenth round OF their boxing bout
here tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23

TITTSHV KGF, IN, FcNrunry 22-
The Pittsbmrgh National league base
chase OF W. q. lDocJ Johnson. first
baseman, from the Cleveland Amcri-
cans. The price paid was not an
nounced. Johnson has. accepted terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
Stntc Mrcstlcrs Win.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PA, February
22.-'enn state won from Lchigh
wrcstlcrs To-Day, - TO II. Lamb was
unable TO throw Tons, i.chiGhs heavy
weight Each side secured a fail.
There WAS Il drawn bout ana four de-
ClSiOns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
pH1e12eA ezxde5Z.
Brief Wire Sports


ST. LOUIS, MO, Fcbruary 22.-IInrry
GoSS1 was struck in the side by a
pitched Oa.l dUrin.; an amateur base
ball game here to-day ana died Il min
utclatcr This is said to he the FIRST
fatal baseball accident OF the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
I.cnch .Inina he'd.

CINCINNATI, o.. February 22.-Man-
aecr HcrzoG. of the Cincinnati Ma
tionals, announced here to-day he had
signed Tommy Leach. The contract as
for one year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
Qdo2zESDzhL215oz2
Scraps Of Sports

Coach Frank Dohson, Of Richmond
College. yesterday issued - cali for
battery aSpnants for the Spider base
team team To report for early practice
More tnan Il dozen hopctuIs answered
tn call, and VIII Immediately, be put
throuGh tho preliminary PAGES. by tho
time tie tIl%ncc OF the squad is sum
nIoned. HGbson hopes TO have the bat
promising.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23
JUREz RESULTS

First ce-thrcr and one-half fur
longs -Rrizz, 10 tAiCCahc). even, . 10
., out FIRST hycluse, III Iiice), TO
/, 10 ., > 10 >, second; carl Roberts.
Time. 30 80 seconds. schu!enberg Sn-
vino. brooks. Little Blues. Wildwood.
J. II. Mead also ran.
S"cond-scycu furlongs-Oholus, ll2
tMcCubcy, even, 10 =, out, first. Viz
gimia Field, - tGarucC. 10 to !. to
j, to !. second. Mabel Dulwober los
tllcu.y), 10 J. to !. even, third.
Time, .27 80. Edna H.. Litilo Abe.
Tutor. Tommi" Coleman, Rhodes. Con-
cha. Xangarce'' Alec, SuiGcr'' Best. AS
Third-one mile-A Wormwood. 107
tGeut:y). 10 10 /. 1 70 !, 10 {. FIRST;
Cecil, 100 (ACtonD, Il 10 J. . to l.cvcrr.
second; Col. McDougaN. iC7 CRIce). 6
to |, 10 !, even, third. Time, l:3S -.
Well Known. Bculah :. bonanza also
ran.
Fourth-Georre Washington handi-
cap, six MISUNDERSTANDING, IL ,Mc-
Cabc), = to !. TO ., OG;. iirst. Little
VIII, ll5 ,SmalD. 6 TO ., 10 .. out.
second; kinRsworth. liz tMeicalD. 3
TO !, even out. third. Time. III 80.
l'!fth-nyc and one half furlonEs--
Judge Ghccns. 100 CSmnlD. > to J, - TO
!, even, first. Amoha!ko. los ,Ormes),
20 10 /. 10 !, 3 to /. second; Cleopat,
los tioward),. z 10 J.. even; TO :. third.
Time, 1905. Many Lou. Miss Chaucer.
Dusl<y Dave, Nclic Forty, AuAtlo Curl.
Calcium, Birdnan, panhanchapi. Bob
Lynch also ran.
Sixth,U<one miic-r,aystreak. io5
second; Choctaw. 100 LActOn). { 10 ],
, To !. even. third. Time, l:3? 2-5.
Penalty, Wavtring, D.Qston. Spindle.
Burnt Candle also ram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23

Harry Sinclair. the millionaire AN
gel q. the Federal League. is an ALL
round sport fan lie is Il graduate of
the University Of Kansas and II most
enthusiastic rootcr for all teams of his
ma mater The more real fans that
come INTO BASEBALL on the financial
end the better for the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23

Fight managers ought to make Erch
sun pointers for the navy. They see
50 much IN Il fight that nobody else can
discern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23

While VIII Dunn failed TO put in his
a,pearaUc" Yesterday. work on the
iroad street lot started off well. Here's
hoping that tina; little mound of dirt
that caused so much talk last year Will
be ,liulnaca from the diamond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23

SO far, Connie Mack has lost as many
baseball stars as Austria has lost rcei-
IHrntS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23

Any local baskctbnlcrs looking for
4 trip can communicate with the Dan
Vile athletic Association. which issues
a sweeping challenge to any team
aver GiEG not NOR" than 40 pounds
III weight. -AcCentInccS can be sent
street, Danvilic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-23

Plans arc being made for tho big
federation meet to he held in tho Rich
mond Grays' ArmorY on March II. Ath-
ietcs in all parts Of the city are train
inG for the event