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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
NEGRO QUINT TO CLASH
Virginia Union University Give VIII
FlaH Welfare l.cnGur Quint To-
Morrow Night.

Tho rrst game OF the colorcd basket
BAH championship series in Richmond
VIII take place in John sons auditorium
tomorrow evening mt $50 o'clock. The
teams viii he the Richmond Negro Wei
fare League five and that OF Virginia
Union University.
Tn. league team is composed Of Tho
best basketball material OF Richmond
aud immediate vicinity; besides this
they arc all members Of the spartan
Literary and Athletic club, one OF tho
most ambitious tud progressive clubs
along athletic lines In this city. Th"
majority or the men who oppose Union
have held hcrths ON Wintcts of biz
schools In former years. such rs Rus
sell Z. Walker. "Unc' Harris. James
shelton. "Cogey" Johnson, Raymond
Horseley, GriIis, oscar shelton and
''MookoY' Moore. The team work dis
played by the city aggrcgation-is SPLEEN
did.
Since the AcaGcmicians whipped The
collcgiates last Saturday by the score
of - to - IL is a safe guess that n
majority of the positions on the var
sity quirt will ho claimed ny the vic
tors Those CoNtesti' arduously for
stations on the lineup are: House.
Gregory, Taylor. i.awton. Robinson.
Daniel HuclcS. Bowie. &. HAN and Nc
Donald. y better goai thrower than
Hucles Will he dihiclIlt to procure amy
where. while Gregory .u,td Taylor show
surprising qualities of speed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
HAVANA RESULTS

o5 con"ey>'" ana to my & to ana d
won Eaton, loa Pitz). TO >. even
and TO :. second; ii.lcswinthe. 81
~ Ryan. TO /. to : ana i to J..
utrd. Time, 1915 %. Font Mike
'on"n' Is! and Malk also ran
Hrc"nd--iivc and one half furloncs-
f'aiher puster. lO7 (Duminick). S to /.
20 ! ana to ;. won: Idiola, los
W "!stenholm), TO > to 10 ana
70 3. second. Rustic Maid 81 ,St,r-
r.'j' TO J. to and s 10 J. third
me. :uN 20. 1cncr. Daylight, IuIan.
cum Leaf, Prince CHAP and Fiatbush
Third five turlonss- King worm.
- aIroNl "!l to >, ont ana out. won:
indifferent. 100 CTapluD. I 10 /. to !,
ana :. 10 ., second; Chitia. 100 ,Wn-
lIams), II 10 i. 10 ! ana = 20 |. rhirh.
me 100 20 Coppcrtuwn, DcviItry,
frisco, kaEdcroscros and quick also
tourth-s!x furiongs- Havana. 100
w htSonb. lH TO !, 10 ana = to /,
Won Shaban, l07 CConnclly). . TO =
10 ana To- :, second Anna Lou.
10 hitzl, TO ., - . and 3 TO 3.
inlrd Time. i.l5 ID iittln Il,,
Queen Apple Tahhcr. Penancc. Atnkn
ana sumner also ran
Flfth- six furlougs Nathan Il 1O7
,rihp. :" !, to . and 10 = won:
Flying Feet loo tStorrctt) "a IN
20 ana 10 /. second. Luther, Iof
Io'mlnick), - TO = ! 10 and o 10
ihiIi T!mc, LIB 10. IciIcciion I.y,I
,,rm". i'udas Erotn,-. Allch1rau ann
NNa iiizcr also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
CLEMSON COLLEGE is AFTER
COACH WITH BIG RECORD
Dohic. Notorious Eight Consecutive
'"aIS. Way Go Ia south tnrulina.
wilmington for NihcunSin.
Gillett,. G. Patter

MADISON. WIS January "7-A
conference VIII hc held soon between
ihe special athletic Investigation com :
ultte' OF the board OF regents OF the
University Of Wisconsin. tho atl,ofi,.
council. which recommended the en-
pl"Emen' OF pr. raul o. Wilmington.
"i Harvard, for football coach next
season. ana representatives of mo
Alumni Association FOR the purpose Of
securing unanimous support of III.
tender Of the job 10 Wilmington
iscEch's her" Tonight said tina; II
was practically certain that wi,l,,r,.
'o,i would be the next football coach.
frIends Of Gilmor" Dubic. of no
SSthtc University a Washington. who
Is sun candidate for tho lob nrc
renewing their efforts To- secure hi,,
lection; but the prevailing Judgment
IS that ne has no C',auc" II Is uuJ.r-
Wisconsin job he viii nccop, M. ,nSi-
uom Of athletic director % ,'lcinsor
college. South Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS
John Drew In "rhc Chief"

There Is much promise of delightful
"u'"rtainmcut in John prcw's appear
ahc" At tn" Academy OF Music Tonight
I' his nov comedy, The Chief" Mr..
Drew i on" Of the most accomplished
actors on the American stage. and he
!" looked upon as its most DISTINGUISHED
comedian. one never has any doubt
as 10 how good he is going 10 be: tho
doubts. II any. are as to the worth
"i MS Offering. The Chief presents
MI Drew as an earl Of middle a:;c
and a widow"r when the play opens
" - said that the lines are witty the
situations amusing ana that there is
II liitI" thrill Of suspense at the finish
Nh pr"w'S personal success i'm the play
ma" hc"n very pronounced. The com
P"hN supporting the actor is made up
or "cii-krown players. THE comedy
~ IN three acts. with it's scenes laid in
''"iH"h ~ IN" prc.cn; time. There
VIII be two performances TO morrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
HARRY LORD is SEEKING
ANOTHER JOB AS MANAGER
Wants Z" Buy Portland Ciuh-Raise,I
llufrdS From out of Last
Place.

BUFFALO, January 27.-Harry Lord
enjoyed his experience as manager Of
the Euffalo FcdHrals SO we'll that he
intends 20 stick 20 tho managing bust
ness Ii" plans to take UP club own
The Lass leader of the Huncls
wants I" become Il !naGnate in his
HON" town. Portland, Me. and has
asked Hugh Duffy to name price on
The club representing that city in the
New England League Duffy, il is re
ported. is in line for the Job rs man
.aGcr Of tho Rochester International
League team.
1t is.doubtful il Lord, now that peace
has been declared. coulud find - berth
as player on II major league team. He
played a fair game here last year, and
showed good form. considering his
long absence from, active work ON tho
diamond. He improved as tho season
him in his nalmy days declared the old
vim and vi%or were gone.
Lords chief difficulty WAS in hitting.
tic proved d"plorahly weak at bat
Improvement. Elll players. Ike all
athletes. have their day. For some
tn" day is longer than il is for Others.
but Il appears that the curf"w already
has ruuE for T.o:d as third base
man.
As mauae"r. however. Lord is Just
h"Ginning He made a splcndid show
ing as leader or The Bnffcds, and had
tn" league continued. he would have
h"nn at the head Of tho team again.
n" took "A badly dcmoraliZcd layout
If PLAYERS. who 'vcrc dissatisfied and
working out of harmony. and turned
II into n machine which for n while
played the best baseball seen In tho
Federal League last season Ilo
brought II out Of last place. hut that
WAS as much as he could do. The doc
tor had been called into The case too
late.
What he aid with tho 'unods. how
- - On
rccr rs baseball manager He is tho
tyne Of man who makes 81 good base
inli lender auh his experience already
~. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

bcga. lis II. MeTasearn. to TO- TO- i'' to
> and out. Won: The Duke. llS CMc
Atcel. u I" /. TO and to /, sec
!. TO and | to 8. third. Timc, IS.
Eden Park. Fair Mary. Lohclia, Cous-
tn Bob, Pcrchanc" ana Lady Ward also
Second-six frrrongs-Mary II. 40
won; Blue Cap. III 6MotD. % :. G
10 and ? TO >. second; III Fierce. l13
,kocrncr), g TO |, = TO !. even, third.
Time III! -. LUIGI Busy Joe. old
Charter, Rose Marion. Shrapcl Edna
Nomma, Tito. Rob Reddcld ana ram
Third six furlones- slut Heart. 1o7
tAmhrosc). i To :, to = ana to ,.
won: Jim EaHcy. i'll CMctcalf, TO
l. I" and even. second; Tindel. 1O7
third. Time, 1:lG. Lady London. Dew
Drop, Juliet and Iheodor'ta also rnn.
Fourth-mil" ana seventy Yards
fcrtodan". II, tMetcalfD, & TO ). :: to ,
ma out, Won; Dude. Iii CCiarner> : to
Dunbar, ia uieoehD. . to =. : to :
ana 10 :" third. Time. l:tS poll,.
IT, business Agent and Norus also van.
Fiith-siN furlongs-Nlartiu Case.
..f 'MsiIaiil 10 >. even and . 10 T..
won; Carl. It cAmbrosc,. IL TO i. ! TO
ana to ., second; Miss Fannie. 100
,ticntrN). TO !. = 10 auI even ,bir,l
Time. ZIG. Doctor Kendall. i.ohnn
grin Mars Cassidy ana Ida Kay also
Si%th-nlilc ana a sixtcenth-Rrinn-
noru Ito 6FuersO. 20 TO |. s to | ana
IT," tn / won; Lomodc. 10 (GarncrD II
I" ~ ! 10 and TO ), second: Troy
n,", Ne"Gh) - 10 |. = To and >
!" Ih.ri. Time. l:52 Is. Helen NJ.
.",HI towers, Chiffon Kin. ana Pres
toE Lynn also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
A Deep,Da Plot
How New York Writer Views Man
euHcrS OF international League
In Switching Franchises.
Sid Mercer. the wrll-known spa,

Sid Mercer. the wrll-known sp"rt
writer, comments ON the Intcrnn-
tiunal swapping beg us follows:
"ChnrlcS Holiday EbbctS, who at
one bound has achieved the distinc-
tion of heinz the most unpopular
cN-nnSnatc Ia the international
League. Is convinced that tbcrc IL -
deep. dark plot tn work Il series of
franchise shifts that will eliminate
his claim for S.i.0nO without hcnri>-
ing Nrwnri> OF II hail club.
,, "E"h ',.s,, Is "ttsmntinE Z" follow
through tn" rapids. At the close OF
Mondays session ut the Mctlpin 1t
was announced Tint the HARRISBURG.
transferred To Richmond to replace
the franchise TINT j ok Dunn il
tnkins back &" baltimore. The Irr-
scy city franchise, IL is said, will lie
"it would have been n much more
simple matter for the league To
move the harrisburg or Jersey City
franchise "a baltimore mud NOT dis
turb the Richmond franchise ut ALL
hut Ebhcts believes the other thing
WAS done 40 TINT he would he un-
able to recognize his old Newark
franchise, which the league claims,
Is drad and buried.
.fhr brooklyn maGnntc IS now
lnNcHti.utinc q story that the Mon
by easy stages tn :.cwnrI>. Ills
scouts have rrpo.tcd that the pres
cnt Jersey CITY franchise will bc
shippcd SurrcptitiouSly to Buffalo,
nnd that ON the following might II
Will he exchanged for the Toronto
franchise. which will then he swap
cd for the Rochester franchise. The
nuatinG franchise will then he for
wnrdcd to MONTREAL. aud tho Mon
trcnl franchise, being % foreign
make. will he placed in Newark TO
deceive the t.bbctS faction.
"'Ii0NcNcr, HS I sntd ycstertiay,'
insists the Squire of Elntbush. j'd
know that old franchise anywhere.
they can't fool me. IL was q good
franchise to me. hut finally Il lind
Ia turn and bite the hnnd thar fed
it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
NEED COURTESY IN SPORTS
DEAN BRIGGS. OF HARVARD.
SCORES BASEBALL MANNERS
Says Ernnl>cr Relation. shouid Exist
Between totici:cs in Athletic Deal
ing With Zach other.


CAMERlpGE, MASS January -
Dean lie Baron X. briggs chairman OF
,hn IIorr,rd ,,b,c,f, committee. i'm his
VIC 20. W"
report Tor l"li-i" !" if'S'"'H' 40" en-
discusses at lcuEjh the frank rcla-
rims ,b,, .loulf .vi., n.,Ncru Hnr-
N,'u' ;-'" 'rE
;'tsY ,iS 30 IL'''n'i "" i,,-07H
naseoaii htIJ; "I','' ne ~ I'"N - @
ln'proNtu; re ~" ''is..'' 80 49,, -,
SutceS.,i W. q tlS."i. ~. NJ Nc "''''', ~
nav lne 'aS"ilH Sl'. '."S AN
s'eh1 OF . Coo "' '"'S1 an ~ 20 :
so ,hai the - 20 " J''gN ne
S.ui" .uGS '' ',''..,,.t, ,', ,'' :
S'unentS AZ "Pi't 'um.. ~ ~,
WIZ thc u!lt..',,' ~ = t, r','',S ~ 49,,
a., 'or '''"'' I''"" LESS ''' l'"''
"a%S; r1,,,...,
'eiS - III, - ,,.'
.i ,, NV " 49,. '',.," ., ~, ~,
thlhS 20 Co;.S'l ,".,. 49,. 49,
na:o nK atAltt'.- "' 'neIr a,nIJ'1S , POI
~, = .'.'lS
,il,nte AZ "u!' ~
i'.s".ltii o"> - 1919 ..n"'S ~"
s ;,. "i," III S.HP'''"'' - as
'h.uIeL".-'c ~ .HJnS' ,,,,,. E.;
,n -" - ~" 49,"
n T,.;i, = - ~. M, -" LIZ; ~
VI We ~ ;;','' ~ pU,''',,i -
i'.''. '"- ',' ''"'S''1S ''" N'"' -"
should never NAY" come fa1'' ii'u-
ward and Princeton. closely bound to-
Geiher IN athletic sport. are doing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
Variety Mt The Lyric.

pleasant bill Of variety was shown
"H'tr"ty afternoon at The Lyric
ih''i"r some astounding stunts
ar" shown by the Arco ErothcrS who
really ar" rcuarkahlc in GONE Of their
ich'" The elder OF the two is Il man
"' giant muscle. ana the manner In
which hc swings and plays with the
"'hcr "NcitcS more than attentive al
'hllhtion u rather strains ~ belief.
N"iher hnh Walker give II good
comedy sketch. in which husband and
vic attempt to fool each other, and
. IN which each. coming home very late.
, hhhS ~" other out Harry Wor,lrli.
a bihckinc" comedian. renders - funny
lin" OF talk, and anuaca tho audience.
i'r"hhr" tau,i"r's animated toy
&h"p SHOWS q lot Of remarkably well
trained anHals, which appeal 10 the
pcopi" dHd receive rounds OF applauSc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
SPIDERS TO MEET TIGERS
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES TO
OPEN WITH CLASH TONIGHT
Church IiiiI Quint VIII Piny Cardinal.
ANA Te"hs-NarshnlIltcs or
to Norfolk.

Richmond College will opcn the
Eastern Virginia Intercollegiate Asso-
citation basketball championship series
tonight with II game with IIampdcn-
Sidney. The fast college qmints will
clash on the iiowitzcrs' Armory court
starting at $50 o'clock.
The Spiders have been doing hard
work this week in anticipation of tho
initial clash Of the tiue race Al
,hough the Guint was UNSUCCESSFUL in
IT'S road trip, pobson got II line on the
players. and has developed some dan
uE teamwork, which was evidenced i'm
'hI I. EnmGs Ell ON ioreisn courts
into shape. ana the Tiger I've * said
TO be the best that has represented
me Fnrmvill. Institution for many
years. Both teams are unxious To-
grasp 81 running start in the cham
pi"nShip hEhi, and q real battle should
result tonight.
The, Church ITn Athletic Club quin,
viii leave this afternoon for Lynch
burg. where the Cardinal Athletic
club VIII be PLACED Tonight T.-mor-
row tn" East Binders win plav Viz
Einia Polytechnic Institute at Blacks-
burg.
!! ch nl, I'm apin, Is ontlcipat-
q least one OF ;hcm. although both
opponents are dangerous ones
-, church I'M VII! play Fnirmount on
W '"NcSdbN nlGnl Tor tn" champions
snip of the Federation Tongue
The basketball aui,t reprcscn,i,.,
John Marshail High. School will jour
neN 10 Norfolk Tonight. where II viii
engage in battle with the Marry Iiigh
school OF that city tomorrow after
Tho local boys viii he minus tho
services OF three Of their star play-
PLAYERS Woodward. Wharton and
EhmiE WI not make tn" trip. as they
1r" playing for tho Church linl Ath-
lctic Club, which Is scheduled 10 uliv
tho Cardinal Athletic Club in Lynch
bur-: Tonight.
Although tho boys Will greatly miss
the trio. they are not in the least dis
h"3rt"ncd ana arc determined to ncht
hard Ia bring home another victory
Tn" local boys in charge Of Captain
Harrrove consist OF the following:
P"ttway. Hatcher. p"ndl"ton. Devinc
aud Jennings. Manager Terry and MIR
lanes VIII l"ar" en- q later boat ana
VIII arrive tn Norfolk In time for the
game"
,ohu Marshall win bring tho Nor
folk boys {" this city FOR return
game on Februarv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
TEDDY MAY ENTER RING


CAMBRIDGE MASS. January If
Theodore Roosevelt may again enter
the ring on February IS II was pro-
po*"d her" to-day Ia invite Roosevelt
'hriSty Mathcwson and John l.. Sulli
van :" act as Judges At tho Harvard
boxing tournament at the Harvard
Union on that date. sullivan has
already indicated that he will! accept
Hn Invitation.
The tournament will b" the first
since Colonel Roosevelt was "A student
"t Harvard and ala great deal OF
h"N'n% himself. Forty students viii
compete in the tournament Among
them viii likely be tho CoIonc!s son.
Archie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
Mrs. Oliver Slightly uurf.

MIS-. lucy Oliver, 231g Jefferson
Avenue. was struck by Il BROAD and
Twcnty-iif,h street car at Twenty
nth and Broad Streets carly yeatcr-
day morning ana slightly injured. She
was Knocked down. ana suffered sew
cral decorations and bruises She waa
treated nj a nearby drug store, and
was able to go to her home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28

IIofEW ELL. VA, January 27.-On-
GERS toriand ANA DcIlcr raidcd an
alleged resort at pu I'ont city late
Tonight and arrested thirty-six mon
and women. The raid was still in
progress ~ late hour. Various
charges have been lodged against The
prisoners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
JACK DUNN GETS THREE
MEN FROM CONNIE MACK

PHILADELPHIA. January o. Cnr.
III" M"ck, manager OF IN" phiiadolphin.
hnrrlcan League club. announced ina,
u" hah released 10 ;hc Baltimore cluu
knowlson and sherman and fnacldcr
Kept
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
New CounciI c,naIdu,c..

Ncw candidates mentioned and an
rounc"d 20, positions In the City Coun-
ell arc Harry Glonu. candidate for
the Board Of Aldermen from CLAY
Ward, ANA pr William y. Mathews. "a
candidate for the board from Madi
son Ward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28

Rufus Crump. c"lorcd. was arrested
by Policemen iiosnuctt and Mcnamara
Yesterday on charge OF bcing dis
orderly on street ear n'hc negro ia
alleged Ia hav" r"fuGnd Ia move his
seat on u car when ordered TO 30 so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
Named IN nnr E,nmI,cr

Governor stuart yesterday commi,
stoned Whitwcll w. Coke, Of Roanoke.
to MI tho unexpircd term. caused by
tho resignation Of Judge Robert g.
Jackson. upon tho board OF examiners
for admission to the bar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
l. RENT A TYPEWRITER

WHEN YOU RENT A TYPEWRITER
hear in mind that the UNDERWOOD IS
sim pl"st In operation because simplest In
construction mud always best In results.
Worlds champions and expert typists all
certify to this. Renting Underwood may
prove to hc the best Investment you ever
made Try ono for fcw months and see
Local office i@i@ H.. Main ST. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28

II. Sheppard. appealing from n
iun OF s. in Police Court ON q CHARGE
al refusing 10 NOV" when ordered by
an officer, was acquitted yesterday in
'Nc iIustiugs Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
"rcn,nnt Girl" sui, Dismissed.

I'll" suit Of iaul Ynrtin against
George Rlum"nthal. of The Peasant
Girl" Company. for $3.50 danarcs was
dismissed Yesterday in the City Cir
'uit Court on request or tho complain
ant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
Amateur Commission

The Richmond Amateur RnsrbnII
Com niission viii hold IN ImportHnt
meeting Tonight at y o'clock iu the
SntionnI state and CITY ItHnk. ON
crrs for the yrnr VIII he elected.
The admission or Baltimore TO the
intcrcity series VIII nisO nc taken
up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
nrr,cs AFTER Catcher wincn.

BOSTON. January 27-Thc Boston
National Baseball Club Is negotiating
with the Cincinnati. Nationals for TIE
purchase OF catcher Ivy WinEo. Rusi-
ness Manager w. L. IIapgood said to-
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
Scholastic. ncat Junior u-hrcu..

IN fast and snapDy game last night
tho Junior Scholastics won from the
: NJ ~ \. Juniors by tho score Of
Is 10 u.
Goth tcans showed up well in tho
first hnlf The score being . TO ..
Linc-up
Scholos'ics. Position, = NJ r. A.
y Sisson.. left forward ..-. Levin
flnpcu. .... RICH: forward &C.,. Cooper
Sm"It ........ center. ........ Cooper
y Siss"n.... '"ft guard Rosonstein
Ward . right guard .... Rrown
Score: Sch"lastics. sc: y. VI. II. a.
@nreti,rticne. Scholastics- Carroll
'ur Ward VI " S"h"cr for
Brown Goals from Gcld Scholne:ics-
@'ss"n, !. I'lipr,n. -. S;moot. IA. IL
S'%sou : V NJ. u \-L"vjn ! Coop
"'. Eusou"tcin, Goals from foul
Sisson ( Levin, s. Referee len
'uug# O.. NJ "! -. TIM" OF halves.
30 minutes Whcr" played, liowitzcrs'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28

& BOSTON. MASS, January 2T.--Tamca
IS. Milne. OF Barre. Vt. second year
fstudent IA, Bottom University. died
HTuesday nigh; of injuries received In
BlDpllided with an opposing player.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-13
FRATRICIDAL DUEL
IN HARLEM RACE

|, is long lane that has no turning
but when the trail eventually veers off
the spoils of victory are much sweeter.
And such was the case when Edward
Lehman finally succeeded in defeating
his older brother, Irving. and inciden-
tally won first place in the weekly
handicap race Of the Harelm Athletic
League yesterday. Forty runners went
over the course, which started from
he Macombs Athletic Club.
On four previous occasions this sea
son the brothers have tested each
others feetness Of foot. In each meet
ing Edward had 10 suffer the conse-
Quences OF purchasing the ice cream. a
wager made between the young ath
letes. when he trailed home his brother
But fortune has finally smiled on Ed
ward, who won by thirty yards.
Although they captured first and sec
md places for the IIarbrook Athletic
Club. they were poorly supported by
their team mates. Their organization
finished third with forty-four points.
With the Morningside and Macombs
Athletic clubs in tie for the prize
with thirty-eight points each. Az James
Terty finished in front Of Charles
Wood. the first members home for
Macombs and Morningside clubs re-
spectively. the rules awarded the hon
ors to Macombs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-13
Sport or Whereabouts
By HAYWOOD BROUN.

Although We did not write story question find that we
have tatod orr chinese public For that Here
the letter which from H. X KwOng president OF INC '"
Students Alliance the United States of America 49,,
"Tbe Uav YOU wrote about Sung Kwan who represented
n IN the Indoor Intercollegiate last Saturday seems 10
little over-stretching Of the humorous vein which has so
Inc oIp the first place not laundrymeq viii Leave
70 YOU 10 find out the business Of cloth Washing %
national industry Why then uggd the aundryman III %
the Boston Technology would like expression OF ha' @ pp
10 0"S eeondy Do you Chinese have cut of their qusu
you tho Chinese tolerated the queue only at the point
Mr. Kwong quite right We have been China and s know TGf{
well that numbers n p 9g We'll the 6" Ro Rno% so
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