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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
SOCCER ENTHUSIASTS MEET
All Interested In Game Invited to Air
1dens OF rnesdny Night md Help
MIKE Season Success.

a mass meetinE is to he held on
Tuesday night at & o'clock in the old
high school building. sos East Marshall
Street to discuss the prospect IF form
ing soccer football league in Rich
mOnd. Now that the season of football
is over and there are rn other outdoor
games on the board till baseball corr
mences, soccer football should fill the
bill perfectly, a. the game can be
PLAYED all the winter. .'ain or shine.
There are at present about seven
soccer teams in Richmond. five being
school teams and two amateur teams.
formed from tho old Richmond soccer
football club. II has been proposed to
form a league composed of these teams
and as many more AS can be gotten tc-
gctht..
With this in view. II general meeting
Will be held TUESDAY night when
every one interested in making soccer
football success in Richmond * in
vitcd I" attcpd. Not only are those
who know tn. game invited. but all
who would care To lea n or play the
game IRE also very cordially invited to
attend.
Yesterday aftcrn >on IL number of
John Marshall athletes interested IN
Soccer. together with about a dozen oil
those who h"lpeh form the Richmond
soccer team of last season. journeyed to
Byrd Park and played a practice game.
The Reds defeated Tho Rlucs by n score
OF to 0. Some cNccllcnL playing was
done during the contest by members
Of each team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
MORTON LEADS JACKETS
Elected Captain Of Randolph Nncon
EIcvcn-NonoErnms Awarded.
Prospects bright for 1917.

ASiii.AND' VA. December At a
meeting of III" Randolph Macon letter
men on Yesterday. y. T. Morton OF
Graham. Va. was elected captain OF
the 1917 football team. Morton has
played right guard for three years
and is regarded as ono Of the most
dependable men in the Yellow Jacket
line. His playing has always been OF
STEADY and consistent nature and
his choice as leader OF next year.
eleven came aS no surprise To the stu
dent body
IN looking back over tho season
which has just passed. II is true that
Of their gamcs-s"vcral by large
scores. However. the fact must be
taken into consideration that there
were many new men on the team. some
who had never PLAYED football before
Coach Ross had To form his machine
from = lot Of inexperienced material
aud must certainly he commended in
his efforts Again. the Ashlanders re-
c"ivcd more than the average number
of injuries. and. as is we'll known. the
u,a 'ority OF these came at critical
tircs
The athletic board named 6; w. Rid
dick rs manager for next season. and
awarded monographs 10 the following
members of the 1916 -anuad: Captain
Coghili. Morton. Rando'rh friner
Young. Moss, Ecardou. IIudnall. Chris
tian. Meybcrg. Conley CTcckmur and
Waters All except ITudnull. Waters
and Christian. who will he lost through
graduation. expect 10 return next year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
PERMITS SUMMER PLAYING
Sout I,cru Athletic Association Allows
COlIeginns tn rIny Bnschnll for
lny-Onc-l Rule Defeated.

CHARLESTON. =. g.. December o
Freshmen athleHcs will not he allowed
to compete in events under the auspices
Of the Southern Athletic Conferences
but may be entered against teams of
the Southern Intcrcollea giatc Athletic
ASSOCIATE ton that are not members of
the conference.
Both organizations closed their an
nual sessions here to-,iay, the South
crn Association deciding on a strict
observance of the one-year residence
rule. while the = I. y. y. yesterday
voted down It similar proposal.
The two organizations elected Of
fcers for the ensuing year to-day. and
selected Athens, Ga. as the place Of
the next meeting. Thomas Bragg. of
Auburn. was reelected head OF the
conference. l.. l.. Frost. University OF
Tennessee. vice president, and W. NJ.
Randale. Georgia Tech. secretary.
The ;. !. y. y officers named earlier
in the day are:
President. Il. NJ. Walker, Missi ssippi
Agricultural ana Mechanical College
vice president. First District. North
and South Carolina. +. IL III. Calhoun
Clemson College: Second District, Geor-
Eia. Ala bama aud Florida. II. w Cox,
University of Florida: Third District,
Louisiana. mississippi and Texas. Or.
j. w Provine. Mississippi College
nessee. Walter iullehen University
OF the South: senior vice-p president.
Thomas w. Atkinson. Louisiana State
University: secretary ana treasurer.
Edward T. Holmes. Gordon Institute
executive committee, b. NJ Walker.
II. w Cox. Walter Hullehen. DR.. j. w.
Provine and +. H. n. Calhoun.
The 5. L. \. a. delegates amended the
summer baseball rules. adopted n year
ago at New Orleans. giving student
players II wider latitude. The rules.
as amended, are az follows:
Fart |. student. after he has been
IN college one full year and has met
the scholarship requirements Of said
institution for athletic eligibiiity NAV
play summer baseball on any team he
may elect providing said team is not
IL ine!nher of league operating under
inc terms OF the So-called national
agreement
Fart ,. n student who has not been
III college one full year or who has
not met the above scholarship re-
nuircmcntS shall bc allowed to nlo
on no other team than his nome team,
ana then only for his actual EXPENSES
which shall be paid only by the man
ager of the team. His nome tcou
shall he defined as any amateur team
"lthln the county, where at the time
OF playing he has had legal residence
'of at leaSi one year and is still q
resident"
The :. l. y. \. also appointed a com.
mittce OF twcnty-eight with Walter
Hultehen. of the University or tb,
south. ~ chairman, to pass ON ~,
GREATS OF students
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
GENERALS FIVE WORKING
Al ricrotft Containing Quint Tint lin.
""h' Netrrans-Spidcrs on Schrd-
ue-iudtrRttOnso of Strong Tenn

Special TO The Times Dispatch
>. LEN lNGTON. VA. December
1 wchtE SIN men reported FOR basket,
pnli practice, under Coach Donuhue
81 a. "aShihSton and Lee. seven Of the
pay ErS oelhs members Of the first
S,iuau ias! year They are: Captain Al
iicrott!, Young. Burton. Bethei. era
nam. Mears and Wadsworth Several
OF Inc new men, among whom are
ADAMS. Grille, kehoe and Larkin. mem
oers OF the football team. are said 10
pc good men, and indications are that
Washington and Lee this year viii
nave one of the best uuints in its his
Frank Gnliam.eIsaanager OF tho nv.
mas not yet com Sled the schedule hui
the first game Sl be played AT Lex
ington on Janusyy IL with Virginia
Christian CollegeNof Lynchourg. other
teams 70 be met herr are: West Vir-
ginia, West Virgil Wesleyan, Rich
mond College, North Carolina, North
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Davidson. University OF Tennessee and
several others with whom negotiations
are pending.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
WAKE FORREST MEN NAME:
CAPTAIN AND MANAGER,
LSpecinl to The Times nisra.chl

WAKE FOREST. y. g.. December ..
"a. u. Pace, OF Pensacola, Fla. was
elected to the capiaincy Of The Wake
Forest football team this week q, a
meeting Of the varsity members OF the
squad to succeed G. w. Parker. full
back on this seasons eleven. He is
the smallest player on the team,
weighing only 10 ponnds and standing
five feet seven inches high.
w. Il. Gladney, OF Ruslon. La, was
unanimously elected manager of the
football team for 1917, succeeding !.
". Carlyle. The new manager served
a. one of the assistant managers Of
the team this year, and has already
begun to formulate his 1917 schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
ATHLETIC MEET FRIDAY
Nrhoofho!S Numbering :nO VIII C,p,
rrfr tn fiehl F:Ncnts-tthIcftr
Ihstructors Serve nS OflcInis

wv" hundred youthful athletes from,
w" grammar schools of Richmond are
ralhihs nara for the indoor meet tn
be held in tho Grays' Armorv on nov,
"ridaH. Teams representing n, va :.
rio"S schools report that interest in
IN" meet IS at high pitch and the
boys nave entered into the training
WIN II determination to make good
records.
!" fucker Jones. director Of phvs;,aI
',"c'' 'oh IN the public schools. is in
Oh arrangements, and has Sc
cured 4 uumbcr OF prominent and cou,
pctcht men 10 act az officials. Franz
~ 'o"Son' OF Richmond College. viii
ac' as starter; Allen Savilic, referee
ana Georg. y. Allison. physical dir.c.
."r OF The Central Young Mems Chris.
.'nn association, is in charge OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
R. N. WILLIAMS RANKING LAWN
TENNIS PLAYER OF COUNTRY
nitcd states Lawn Tennis tssoctn-
ton Announces Official l.ists-Miss
njurstcdt Lending Woman Player.

NEW YORK. December 9.-R. Norris
Williams. H.. of Philadelphia. national
singles champion, is the ranking lawn
tennis player of the country. according
to the official LISTS made public here
to-day by the ranking committee OF
the United States Lawn Tennis Associ
alton. William Johnston. OF san
Francisco. runner-up 10 Williams this
season. is placed second. with George
NJ. Church third: II. I.indley Murray,
fourth, and lchiya Kumagae. the Jap
ancse player. ifth Miss Molla Blur
stcdt heads the list of women players.
Maurice r. McLoughlin, former ma
tional champion, is not ranked among
the first hundred. through lack of
data.
The first twenty singles players. in
addition To the five already named,
follow: Clarence j. Griffin, San Fran
cisco; Watson NJ Washburn. New York
Willis +. Davis. San Francisco; J. j..
Armstrong. Philadelphia; Dean Mathey.
Crawford. y. j.. Karl Rehr. New York /;
II. Eyford. Chicago; c. Il. Doyle. Wash
ington. u. G.; H. c. Johnson. Boston;
NJ. w. Miles, Roston; 7. Il. Pell, New
York; H. y. Throckmorton. Elizabeth,
y. j.: w. T. Tilden, Jr, Cynwyd. Pa;
i; II. Whitney. New York; Z. H..
Noshell, Brooklyn. n Y.
Doubles ranking: William Johnston
and c. j. Griffin; NJ T.. McI.ourh HIN
and Ward Dawson: g. NJ Church and
Willis l.. Davis; G.. NJ Church and u.
Mathey; w. +. Johnson and j. J. Arm
strong: +. r. Alexander and X H.
Eehr; II. Mathey and Harold Throck-
morton; w. r. Hayes and K. II. Bur
dick: y. II. Man. Jr. and g. NJ Bull.
Jr.: w. T.. Davis and II. V u, Johns
Women players first: Miss Molln
Ejurstedt, Mrs. Edward RAYMOND. Miss
Evelyn Sears. Miss Anita Meyers. Miss
sara livingston, Miss Marie Wagner.
Mrs. II. :. Green, Miss Martha Guthrie
Miss Elcanora Sears. Mrs Barger
Wallach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
TECH QUlNT AT WORK
Bill Wharton Showing AbiIity-I.nrgc
squad Our. and Prospects Bright
for Strong Team.
Especial To The Times-D ispa,c ]

BLACKSBURG, VA. December g.
The basketball season OF 1917 opened
officially last Monday, when forty can
didatcS reported for practice. Though
1t is unusual 10 have a period OF prac-
t!ce before the Christmas holidays, this
has been neccssitated by the fact that
the frSt-tcrm examinations are very
close. and that the first game is sched-
ulcd for the first Saturday after col
lcGe opens Oh January :. The two
weeks before the Christmas holidays
will be devoted to hard work. and 4
thorough drill in fundamentals.
The schedule, which calls for about
twenty games at home and abroad.
will bc one of the most imposing ever
undertaken by Virginia Polytechnic In
St!iutc. There are still Il number OF
open dates, but il is hoped that these
viii be filed soon.
Thirty men are reporting daily for
practice. and the prospects are for the
best team in the history Of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Among last
years men. who will be seen in ac-
ton. are former Captain Cooke, Cap
tain Logan. Il. r. Cooke. Hall and Vie
gel. who was Il likely looking man last
year. OF the new men who are show
Ing up we'll are Benncr. Wren. Fugate,
Brooks. Tucker and Wharton The
most promising OF this new material
is BIZ Wharton. a Richmond boy. He
il fast, passes we'll and shoots nicely.
The schedule is as follows:
January 6-balcville College. home.
January l3-Hampden-Si Sidney. home.
January l9-Wiliiam and Mary, at
home.
January 20--Davidson. home.
January 23-Tuscul,im. home.
January 2I-Guilford. home.
January 3l--Bucknell. home.
February Emory and Henry. home.
February 3-church Hill Athletic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
GEORGETOwN WAIl.OPS TULANE
EASILY by SCORE OF 81 TO o

NEW ORLEANS, La. December o.
The Georgetown University eleven
overwhelmed Tulane here this after
noon. rolling up a scoie OF 81 TO o. The
Washington men outpiayed Tulane at
every stage Of the game, sltirting the
ends and breaking through the local
loncy's eighty fve-yard- run for a
touchdown. after taking Smiths punt
in the second period, was the most
spectacular play OF the game. Besides
scoring two OF Georgetown's touch
downs. Gilroy kicked seven goals out
OF nine attempts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
FINAL HERMITAGE MATCH
Mr. and Mrs. ,. =. Jone. yictor. !,
hned IournHment-Sew Club
hOuSc kcnIy by .lnnunrr

IN what probably will be the anal
Eolt matches of the present season. Mr,
ana MRS. Jean 5, Jones defeated Jildr,
NJ isck and Miss Mary FLEMING e.,
me hermitage links Friday afternoom
by score Of 81 to 81 O''
Ihe mixed tournament plav u,as 10
gun early in the week and RI. 60
resulted IN some credi;able perform
.nces ~ of those making the rouna
81 .he INKS in the play-off did eScei
zen. paying on several of their bolSs
e'rouhd already has been broken on
me club links for the new railway
doubt Will be The fnai ones 49, ,io
old course. Work on the new iinL re
progressing rapidly. and club memhar.
nci"Fs that they will be able to pat
mt! INTO their new home shortly after tn,
nrSt of the year '"c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
CHURCH HILL FIVE WINS
RprdoIpfi- Macon Qu:nt Defeated NV
Large Score ia Rough Gamr-tlub
Boys show Team Work.

T"T'''VFsFI To 7 1T J EFT'VS- I7I III IVII.
ASHLAND. December g.--In Il game
10y extreme rniiuhurSS of
play. the Church lIill Athletic Clubs
basketball team defeated The RanlolDh-
Macon uuint here Tonight by u scor"
OF i3 To ID. Inability To basket the ball
cost the Jackets many points. The
teamwork Of tn" Church Hill five was
Of II superior order The lineup:
&. II. Position. R.-M
Ball. ....... loft forward 80. Waters
Woodward. right forward &c T.. Coo
Perkins. .... center ........ Thomas
Hatcher. left guard ...... Busch
Ehmig ..... right guard ....... SWooi
Suhstitutions: Randolph- Macon--T l..
Coo. GALLOWAY, Waller. Smith, scott.
Ror"r and Moss. Goals from field
Fell 80, Woodward 90, 'crkira -.
Hatcher (2b. EhmjG, Sm"ot, G. y. Coo.
Waters. Moss GU. Busch. Thomas.
Goals from foul--W Woodward 90. Wa
tors. y. l.. Cne Referee. Nicnola, Timer.
Mydcttc. Time of halves. 20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
BEATS KDI.EIJN4INt.y
IN BIG CROSS-COUNTRY RUS
.IBy AssocIntcd Preas.l

;. NEW YORK. December a.--VilIar
kyroncn. OF the Millrose Athletic As.
soc'at ton Of New York, won the mn
honal amateur Athletic Union senior
cross country run over he Van Cort-
iandt Park six -milc course this after
noon. Despite q heavy rain and q mud :
dy course, Kyronen'a time was thirty
two minutes and forty-six seconds, ten
seconds faster than the previous record
for the course, made by Hannes Koleh-
maincn, who finished second to-day,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
l)V(TFKI66lY
ANDnlShLS
BvHOAa1 Gd1IS
uncl. wloely shd .Kl,,Ie, Rubbers,

Syndirate)
~ SUPPOSE Won are going spid
Nursc lane Fu,zv WHY tho
mu.krat lady bousrkocper. as she
same In IN. dining room Of the hollow
stump bungalow one dav. when Uncle
\yiggik. Irure,rs the r,hbI, gentleman.
vas lust finishing his cheese pudding
with orange Iolly-pop sauce sprinklcd
over m, Ton
Going WHO'RE" asked tho burnv uncle
"tf van mean out for IA walk to look for
an adventure YOU are wrong I'm not
going
WHY not 90. the muskrai lady wanted
10 know
"U,rnuse promised Grnndpa ,,ooscy
Gunl,r TINT would come and ul,y "A
game of checkers with him Ito is no,
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kttie's oyershoes. That will keep ou
the rain until she gets home, for ral1
cannot come through rubber leaf
"Oh, fine" cried Klttie. clappinE he
paws,
So Uncle WiggIly put the thick ieavel
In the little Kat girls rubbcrs. ana ~
went homo through the rain, not gcttioG
her feet I'M the least wet And every1
body said Il was II very nice thing foo
Uncle Wlgglly 10 do. Susie's party wa4
a great success and the animal boyC
and girls hoped she would give anotheq
next week
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
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Haau CASH VIII purchnse an established
business iu oklahoma CITY with inoom"
of $3.50 tu t.uN Uur'hN owner now ulue
months aNtN from family and must r"-
uIru. Dbl. necessity Is Your opportunity.
money tUt Nuf-\ Vending Machine 60.
Room ggo. l1's ~. broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED Several first class men VINO
have had experience IN hHnilns maps
something new: rapid seller; tcltlory
state oklahoma. commission propos''"h
Address REFS care Times,
wANTED-R with wheel; steady work
Apply Mr. Shields. city Clrcuauoh
Dept, The oklahoman.
WANTED Carrier hov vim Nh.e, 10
north town route Apnlv Nr Shl,l'a'
Cltv Circulation bent. IN" 'N'hn"'"'u
NANTED-Young or middle -ngcd man a'
assistant night clerk, ApvlN i" "HS'S''
ant manager Ice Hucldns hotel
WANTED Poultry pickcrs. com" pr, pr,r'
pared 90 worl, 900 y LIST j W. ""'''
ter Produce Co.
III Won arc able to write good huHl,
letter. this Is nm opportunity I" A'h,'
n profitable business which can Ne n''I'
Rgrd ~ side line; grows r'pln'N sou
fnr free particulars today. Nbt''' ''"''
BnV sos Lu'kport, y.
WANTED second -naud cIotmnr HN"rn'
and hats paw best prices ana VIII 'H"
Ihone Wal FOG
YOTNG MAN DO YOU want % position
with "A large oil producing ana l'lNl.,
company II 50 rull ana &C." l'u'N. ''
office of Pacific Refining 'oWp'n'
t0t Bnuu BIDS. oklahoma Guy, ohl'
must he nhlc 10 furnish bona ana no'
afraid Of work
wANTED-Roy with wheel 20 deliver NJ
day star Pharmacy.