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MAYER HOTEL ARRIVALS

c. IL. Bowen. San Francisco: W. J.
Langevin, San Francisco; W. A. John
son, San Francisco; b. d. Sales, Row
land: Paul II. Winstead, Gold Creek;
DR.. w. E. Taylor. Reno; d. E. Shinn,
San Francisco; Mrs. S. T. Wines. Ruby
Valley; b. l.. Wines, Ruby Valley:
Jno. 5. Winter, White Rock; II. +.
Johnson, San Diego; Jno. Reddy, S.
p. Co.; E. b. Butler and wife, North
Fork; J.. F. Murphy, Deeth; J.. Mich,
aels, San Francisco; c. II. Freeman.
Spokane! A. Brodine. Palisade; l.. o.
Frachia, San Francisco; Geo. A.
Hawkes., S. Z. Co.; Geo. Toombs.
Wells; J. S. Spellman, San Francisco;
W. II. Wood, Salt Lake.
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LOCALS PERSONALS

Mrs. Stanford Weathers arrived on
No. IS from Deeth today for a short
visit.
Mrs. c. C. Drown returned from
California this morning.
b. ID. Sauls, M OF the prosperous
Rowland ranchers is in Elko for sup.
plies.
Mrs. S. T. Wines and b. l.. Wines
are in from Ruby valley.
John S. Winter is down from White
Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Butler are down
from North Fork to attend the trial
of Jerry Huber. brother OF Mrs. But.
Ter.
George Toombs of Wells is among
the out OF town visitors.
Two Sparks boys set a trap in their
back yard for an animal hat was kill
ing their rabbits. They caught a big
wild cat.
Mrs. Gertrude Garrecht. accompanied
by her granddaughter. Miss Jessie
Hylton, returned from a visit TO the
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WARNING

Hunting. Fishing and Shooting is
strictly prohibited on all Of our ranch
es, on Mary's River and both the Sew
enty-One Ranches. Trespassers will
be prosecuted according to law.
Nevada Land & Livestock
Company.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-02

tie Min; J.. c. Chapman, Gold Creek;
NJ. r. Woodward. Elko; Ed. McCadden:
Dick Jensen: l.. I. Roberts and wife.
Salt Lake; Wmh. Roberts,: j. Cava-
nah: y. w. CHATTER. w. F. Mahoney:
Tom Jones; A. Allen; J. F. Murphy:
Geo. s. Clayton.
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At the Commercial

J. D%onnelly: ID. Munroe. Ogden
BOWS Nelson, Richfield Mt: w. b
Van Hutton, Cincinnati. Ohio; Fritz
Siegil, Owyehee; +. II. Grubel, Deeth
NJ. NJ. Nichols. Monticello: c. c. Drown
Lee: Jake Israel. San Francisco: c
b. Eiderkin, Reno; Walt Murray, Bat
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-02

FOR SALE at a BARGAIN-Five
passenger Pierce Arrow Automobile
in frst-class condition. Elko Automo-
bile Company, If
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General house cleaning and chm.
ney cleaning, carpet laying, paper
hanging, or anything in house work.
Residence 500 Silver ST., L.. G.. Green,
Phone 1856.
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LOST: At the X. of p. dance last
Friday night a fur neck piece of mink
was taken and another fur piece left
instead. Please notify Mrs. Frank
Fernald and exchange will be made.
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WANTED-Young girl to learn
nursing. Apply to Mrs. Feddema,
Boiling Hospital. n15tf
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See Love, the Tailor, for cleaning,
pressing and repairing. Phone 1148.
Next door to Dupont's Pharmacy, Ell,
ko. adv. If
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DOM forget the Elko Fuel Co. when
you need coal or wood. Prompt de-
livery. Phone $50. If
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FOR RENT-Very desirable room
on the hill, large and we'll heated. In
quire this office. o23
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FOR RENT-Three furnished house
keeping rooms. Electric lights and
water. Phone sos. n29
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he could split them and you'd never
notice it."-Chicago Record-Herald.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

Girl wants work in private family
by the day or week. Will also sew
or care for children evenings. Call at
i2G 9Th Street. n3O-lw
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fair this morning. We are proud to
note that amid the scenes OF pleasure
Of the exposition city, Mrs. Garrecht
remembered her boys" in the hide.
pendent Office, and she brought back
to US a splendid supply of good Ger.
man bologna sausage. This rememb-
brings back memories which
run back a quarter Of a century to
early childhood. Then our greatest
treat vas to go to the Hot Springs,
and whether or not we had two bits
TO pay for a swim. we were always
welcome. And after the swim there
was always that big, fat bologna saus.
age sandwich, the most delicious mors-
el that ever tempted a boys appetite.
Those days were golden and to live
again just one of them would be worth
n kings ransom. Now We are in the
midday of life and Aunt Gertie's curls
have been kissed with snowy white
ness, but we are still her boys. Her
voice is just as sweet, her smile is
just as beautiful, and time has only
strengthened the affection we feel.
Not many boys have had such q wond.
erful Aunt Gertie as ours, and we
hope we will have her always.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-12-02

Daniel Muldoon, one of the most
popular young men of Carson City was
kicked in the head Tuesday by a
frightened horse and is now in a criti,
cal condition at the Maclean hospital
where he was brought Immediately
after the accident. and was found to
be suffering from a fracture of the
skull.
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Mrs. c. C. Drown returned from
California this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
AMATEUR BASEBALL|sTS
SHOW GREAT ACTIVITY
Clubs They Played Last Season Arc
Under Formation for the Cham
pionslip Fight.
MERCHANTS ARE INTERESTED
Recognizing Advertising Feature OF
the Local Amateur Games, They
Will Give the Richmond Amateur
Commission Hearty Support.

That the Richmond amateur baseball
season OF 1918 will prove more success
full than ever goes without saying,
judging from reports received by the
commission Encouraging reports arc
not only being received from clubs
that played ardcr the commission last
season. but from prominent citizens,
who in the past, failed to recognize the
class OF ball pat UP 10y the amateurs OF
Richmond. Severa, of the foremost
merchants or Richmond havc sicnitcd
their intention OF putting teams in the
field the coming season. rs they fully
recognize The amount OF advertising
received from this source. not only TO
themselves, but 10 the city OF Rich
Three OF the leagues tina; played
amateur baseball last season have nj
reRdy orcunizci for the coming season.
and others arc planning TO do So At an
carly date and ii is fully expected that
the numhor Of teams this season will
be greater ;NUn last year.
The sentiment Of most Of the mani
ayers OF las: season IS TO keep the
iutsrCity championship in Richmond.
and naturally. teams which have or
ca0izcd are signing up the best play
srS - be bad. 50 the sooner the teams
are organized the better the chance
TAe ola pominion and Richmond
-.%aCues seem 70 have the jump on the
tEE"-S. - theN are earnestly NJ WCtk
fs-fecttr- plans COR the spring work.
The Cli pomln!cH League Will meet
;o-r,.- " night in the o;iicc Of rrcsi-
dent l. TnCths. room 2iS. CITY Hail II
= expected that every team IN this
lEsEI. VIII Ice rerreSertcd. a we'll
sav=rz, others WHO are anxious TO sc:
:--- :aEs csGar;-atior
-ta -sN: meeting - tho commission
y ~ BE- held NJ the National State and
C.-r Bank. on February ! { The fol-
lowing cauDcSe tho commission
Disney president. Harry Tucker.
J.. sec.etzry; George u BIack. treas
u-s- ard Co-~-,TjSS i0rerS John Dunn.
f2zCiCl0h CarTnT7. Paul La TOuCh- T.
!. C-ov6s-. II Nolk-'suu. 7. w Tan
,1er. Herbert Floyd. =. (. Pollard. W i.
[:arrpe, 2. :. Corbs;t and Z. Z. Wood
The secretary announces that he has
Just received . supply Of contracts.
and the managers can secure same from
him. ADDRESS Harry Tucker. Jr.,
North Plum street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
PARAMOUNT CLUB SIGNS
UP BASEBALL PLAYERS
Most Promising Material In Enst End
In Line for the Coming
Season.

The Fairmount ATHLETIC Club will
hold its regular meeting. Friday night
NJ o'clock in the club house at
for the baseball team for the coming
season will he discussed.
some OF the most promising baseball
material in the East End has signed
with the Fa!rmoUnts. Frank August,
one of the leading catchers in the
Church Civic Association League last
year. VIII do the receiving. The entire
pitching staff OF the Church Civic As
ISOLATION League including Ncvins.
Pace, Watts and England. have sent In
their contracts. These pitchers have
cnviablc records
punk" pendleton will probably play
shortstop. He was considered by many
as the best in the Church Civic Asso-
citation League. First base will be we'll
taken care Of by, Fletcher and Len
Williams, both !rsi-class players
Wharton. OF basketball fame. and n
high school player, VIII probably cover
second.
Mutt" Pace will probably play third
when not pitching. Thomas and Lir-
gan. coming youngsters will try to beat
the older players for Jobs on the in
field.
In the outneld Green Will hold down
the left garden and It viii be we'll
taken care Of Big" Gibson. the
champion batter in the Athletic League
last season. VIII he found in centre
Held Akcrs in right field. with three
or four youngsters, will probable round
out the team for 1915. The club will
start practice by March 10 at the
Church Civic Association grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
BRAVES NOT LIKELY
TO WIN THE PENNANT
Wager Made I'm Wall Street, New
York, mt Odds of 5 to 1 That
They Will Crack.
LUCK is a PRIME . FACTOR
Last Season Boston Got All the
Breaks After Middle OF July-Nia-
gee Expected to Strengthen the
Outficld-Dopcd to Finish Third.

NEW YORK, February Ga bet OF
$500 to $50 was made down In Wall
street the other day that tho Braves
wouldn't win the 1915 pennant. That
wager seems to express pretty gen
orally the opinion of fandom concern
Ing the Braves chances during the
coming season.
The Braves played the most wonder
ful baseball over n stretch OF ten weeks
that ever has been played In history.
They beat team in the world series
ever welded tosethr. And they beat
that outfit In record time. And yet
fact that the Braves have been Strength
thed considerably. only tho stoutcst
hearted Boston fans are predicting am
The so-callcd wise men OF baseball
think that the Braves will not repeat
SIMPLY 81, Ply, because lishtning isn't supposed
mat accidents rarely happen twice in
the Same way
Tho Braves victory in 1919 was of
ones" tells us You can't expect too
many many miracles in this, day and age.
hhey may win, All things are posi-
Why" we asked?
Well their 1915 success was due to
and Il also was due to luck They got
nearly every break in the games be-
tween in!d-July and the close OF the
season. Time and again they seemed
TO be hopclcssly beaten in games vet
they won out, either through some hit
mace at timely moment by Il man
some error made by an opposition play
er who averaged about one error in
twenty games.
Look over the 1914 record OF the
Braves-that is from mid-July to the
end OF the season-and YOU will see
that they won large bulk of their
games by one run. Time and time
again they were returned victors in
when ,9 ine e n,, TO l. games. That was
IN the early part of the squirt the
Eravcs pitchers were working in won
derful fashion, and their batters
pitchers slumped the hatters got busy
and won the games with their clubs.
Ihats luck. You can't say It's
anything, else; The Boston batters
errss were pitching shut-out ball as they
did when they were touched up for six
ana seven runs per game But the
raves oatters were In slump when
were lucky enough to get out of Just
in the nick of time.
THE trio OF Boston pitchers-Tyler,
James and Rudolph-who did such won,
derful work in 1914. won't repeat in
1915. Achievements like theirs Of last
season occur only once In n decade All
three may have good year in 1916
The Braves intield ought to work up
TO standard in 1915. So should the
catching department. The Braves. on
they did when they beat the Athletics.
But viii they have the same luck? II
they don't they may finish no better
What think you all of these senti-
mcnts?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

Einia. Luck being strong on offensive
as well az defensivc. willie Striclicy.s
TWO goals were very difficult shots
Miles started tho scoring for tho
full shot from centre, and this was hi.
only score. Pieroittiss work featured
Both teams were badly of on goal
!ine-up: INC
Virginia. Positions. w G. 7
NlckclS X. F,,,.... Iois
Sttick!cr. l.. Il. Seclcv
STRETCHING. ....... G. ........ Miles
Luck ...........R X. G..... Picrott n
pittrick. .......NL. G. YoiIntr
summary: Substitution--Whit for
Nicicls: Gannaway for StricIlling;
Gooch for Dietrich: Bailey for SccIev
and DinGwald for Young. Field goals
Niclcls. .: Strickley, 2: Stretching. Q:
Luck. Dicttrick. Bailey. .; Miles. Pierot-
ii. 3. Goals from couls--Strickilng 6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
VIRGINIA BASKETBALL
CUNT DEFEATS w. & |.
1hnrlottesvflIe's Sturdy Athletes Too
lever LOT the MISUNDERSTANDING
and GnnnnNny the Stnrs

.,L1NCHBOffG. VA, February e.
Virginia routed washington and lee
hers here tonight in, the annual basket
"a. pa contest at the City Auditorium
the score being 2S to - in forty min
n ut s, OF play: Washington and Lee ut
no time showed the class demonstrated
by the Orange and Blue. and While
Nirginta had to fight for practically
eEery goal, Washington and Lee was
never in danger OF winning
with large number of students
from both institutions lined up in
either side of the cage. Referee Sturdy.
OF 81. johns, came In for much criti-
cisin. He WAS roundly roasted for
numerous penalties imposed on Wash
ing penalized twenty times. while bnt
two We're called on Virginia. At the
same time, the defeated team PLAYED
by far the rougher game.
Virginia eNcelled at every stage of
the game, excepting that Miles. at
centre outjumped both Strickling and
Gannaway.
Strickling's and Gannaway's foul
goals We're features, the former cutting
six baskets in succession withou;
striking the rings.
Strickley and Luck starred for Vir-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
R. J. CROWDER REELECTED
PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE
UiChmond League Hears Interesting
Reports from the Captains
of Several Teams.

The annual meeting Of the Richmond
League was held las, night at the
First Regiment Aruory. President
CrOwdcr was lc-cluctcd TO hrad his
organization Tor the coming season. All
managers who had teams in this League
last season were represented and sig
in the league This season. That VIII
make the other leagues hustle to beat
them out for lh,!*itS e lam pioushlp.
Although there - ere six teams aux-
ious for places IN the I.chmonG League,
the mauaEers decided not 10 increase
the number ui clubs, hut 10 remain as
clubs. namely: purtucr Brewing. Home
Brewry Richmond Electric Company
and burk X co.
y committee composed Of Crowdcr,
Lowry ana payne was named TO revise
the rules and make necessary arrange
ments for The opening Of the season.
y. X. Thomas WAS elected secretary
OF the league TO succeed Morris cosby,
whose term has expired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
RICHMOND COLLEGE AND
YELLOW JACKETS WINNERS
Capture Championship DnsketbalI
Cannes From liumpdcn- Sidney and
Wiilium aud Mary.

6.-rhe Richmond College Spiders
nosed out the Hampden- sidney Tigers
last might by the score OF - TO 30 The
iiniSh. and aboundcd in thrills that re-
warded the large crowd that witnessed
the contest.
The visitors were superior in goal
them TO hold the lead after the first
ten minutes of play. Richmond was
guilty OF thirteen fouls. and rcndleton
TIGERS sinncd seven times. and Cap
tain l-euhert, for the Spiders, rung tive
points The visitors centre. Logan,
committed eight fouls FIVE OF them per-
Hampden- Sidney did not display tho
pep that she has shown In other games,
due in large part to injuries to Captain
i8rE4n and Pendleton. Despite the
handicap OF Il bad hand, Pendleton put
UP great game but the outstanding
star OF the game was TAFT, the doughty
guard for the Tigers. Hurt their
liminutiNc forward. shot four goals
from long distance.
For the Spiders. the all-round good
rs distinct feature OF the contest
Their guards. Mitchell and Cox. PLAYED
hard. clean ball and shut off many
wo"ld-he scores. The lineup:
Richmond Position Sidney ,iHv
Wood fright forward Oliver
l.eUoert. left forward ...... Hurt
..0ca ;, centre ........ Bryan
~; AliicheA LEFT guard. .Pendleton
Field coals-Hurt a.. Pcndleton (2).
Wood 90; Leubert. 90, Logan %. Cox
{ -. Goals from foul--Pendieton CID,
d9iph- Macon). Time of halves. 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
MARSHALLlTES' TRACK
MEN NOW READY FOR MEET
Coach Gary llps shaped Cp Winning
Squad from Grrcu Material.
ENpccts tu Win Gun.

The John Marshall High School track
team has hcou hard at work during
January. under tho supervision Of Coach
Vaughan Gary. former kichmond Col
lrEr captain and star, and expects to
mako strong showine In the prep.
hiu"s Armory, Friday night, ut Sis
\ silver loving cup has been offered
for the winning team Ivy Professor
Smithdcal. or the Smithdcal business
college. Gold, silver and bronze med
ais are offered for first. second and
third places IN each event In view of
Shhil. Richmond Academy and Bcuc-
dicttnc College Il Is expected that "A
monster crowd will pack the galleries
TO tho utmost
Coach Gary had his work cut out for
him when he took charge Of the high
srnooi team. Tho only men OF last
years state preparatory and high
school championship team who are in
schooi this year are; Manager Owens.
captain johnson, Pcplc and Core. How =
ever large number OF new men have
come out for the team and several Of
these are showing excellent form.
Som OF the entries:
5o-yard dash--prplc brandt Kahn
Beeson. LYDIA. Anderson and Thompson
Ho-yard hurdles Manager Owens
Core. Mathews, Graham and Eancs.
Soo-yard daSh-Pcplc. Gray, brandt,
Kahn. LYDIA and Anderson
NSV-Eard run-Thompson. s. Turner
watkins. Blake and MONTAGUE
HlGh 1umps-Captain Johnson, Pcple
and Gray.
StrinCer
Pole vault-Johnson. S,ringcr and
Barrett.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
CLEVELAND RIFLE CLUB
LEADS IN LEAGUE MATCHES

WASHINGTON. February 6.-Thc
Engineers Itinc Club, of Cleveland, o.,
is maintaining, it's lead in the lntcrclub
League matches for the shooting cham
pionship of the United States.
The Park Club. of Bridgeport Conn.,
Is giving Cleveland hard race. closely
ollowcd by the Peters ~1tiic and Re
Nolvcr Club, of Kings Mills, o., and
tho Warren, Pa, Rifle Club.
In Class Il, the Bangor. Me, Rifle AS
Sociation Is leading, and in Class G. the
WATERFOWL, $. D., club and the New
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Yellow Jnckcts Win.

" -IANSBJNG, Va. February g
In the first championship basketball
game OF the Eastern intercollegiate
Association here tonight. Randolph
Macon defeated William and Mary by
the score of 10 TO 90. The game was
hard fought and was characterized by
considerable roughness. The line-up:
karho!ph- William and
Macon. POSITION. Mary
She'teF. :lctt guard. .BertsChey
Lee. right forward Jones
!;andoN. ...... centre ......... Gayle
Birmingham. left guard. Wyatt
Scott. right guard Zion
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR Zion.
Hothwell for Jones. Hall for Landon
Field Coals-Bcrtschcy. Jones C2)
Gayle go. Wyatt go, Zion. Sheffey as.
Lee 90, Hall: Brittingham C2). Scott
90. Goals from foul-Wyatt GD.
Eothwcll CD, Shcffcy G0). Time of
halves, 20 minutes. Referee. DR. Nc
Nlister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
POWDER PLANT is BUSY
Especial to The rimos-plspatch.l

PENNS GROVE. N. j., February c.
Scenes OF unprecedented activity,
guarded by the strictcst secrecy, were
discovered to-day ut Du Points Carney
Point Powder Plant by newspaper
man. who eluded the guards.
The working force has been increased
from 500 to $500, and additional ma
chincry. costing S2,00O.000. Is being In.
stalled as 4 result of great European
war order. said to be for $4,000 900
worth of powder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
Academy SOUND ut Work,

rho Academy track team has been
showing good at practice. Manager
Whltlock IL trying 10 get up an out
door prep meet. The Academy relay
team VII! go to Washington in Feb
rmary and is expected to make II good
Shacklcford. Miller and Hill arc cx-
pected to star in the meet
Only three letter men are back. They
are: Hill, Shackleford and Spencer.
SPENCER the halfmler. has been work
iIS marc, anu as whole the team has
peen ooinE good work in practice
ne SQuaC is composed Of Whitlock
spencer; Einford. Kuyk, Roden, Miller.
Hill and Whittet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE
LEADS RIFLE SHOOTERS

WASHINGTON. February e-wi,b
score Of e76 out OF a possible 900. The
New Mexico Military Institute led other
schools in the third week champion
ship shooting matches
Morgan Park, Of Illinois led Class
u with score OF o23. Other matches
IN that class Included: Miami. Ger
Ashcvillc. ~. CO. 700. Tennessee. Sweet
water CTenn), S33; VS. Nazarct Hall
Lrnl. shI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
ACTIVITIES OF
THE GOLFERS

+. J. u. Alaclay won the second In
door golf tournament at the Hotel
Richmond Friday night with n score
OF IS over the nine hole course.
L. Nick. Jenkins, with total of As,
was second. while ID. Call and Sanford
Fleming tied for third honors.
Tho tournament WAS thoroughly en-
ioycd by Il large gallery, and with
twenty contestants there was plenty
of action at all times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07
Tho third weekly indoor tournament
VIII be staged at the Hotel Richmond
ppSt Isrii1C

Mrs. Weldon won the prize In the
Indoor ohstable golf match ut the
Country Club of Virginia Yesterday
afternoon. her score being Is for six
holes. The prize awarded Mrs Well
don was putting clcek. Thrty-ive
contestants took part in the match
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

out Of 2. Fouls committed-yirgi
q: Washington and Lee. 20. Time. 90
minute halves. Referee. sturdy, of st.
Johns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

Haven. Conn. Grays are lighting hard
for leadership.