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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
HlllT0PPERS HEAR GILROY
WILL ENTER YALE IN FALL
Reported That GEORGETOWN FootbnII
Stnr VIII Not Rcturn-Will he
lblE Loss.

WASHINGTON. February John
mo Gilroy, star half back on the
Georgetown University eleven last fall
is TO enter Yale next fall. according
to well-deflned rumor. 1t has been re-
ported from several sources that Gill
AFTER tho present scholastic year. but
~ was only a day or so ago that one
or ms friends got wind of just where
ne was going TO land.
Ihere is no doubt that Gilroy would
prove valuable aid to Yalc's football
FORCES. He would not be eligible to
play next fall, owing to the oue-year
residence rule, but could become Il
member of the team in 1917. Gilroy
ought not to have much trouble max
ing the regular position on the Dark
Blue eleven. as he Is one of the best
half backs in the country. His work
last fall was such as to stamp him the
most capable man in the South. barring
not even Mayer. of Virginia, and Bar
rett. OF Washington and Lee, and his
gong VIII be a corresponding loss to
Yale.
Gilroy can do about everything that
is necessary for q capable half back
Throwing the forward pass accurately,
running with the ball in an open field,
drivi ing his way through line, or
playing, brilliantly on the defense. is
does all with equal facility. Gilroy is
one of the greatest half backs the
South has ever had and ii he goes to
Yale should bc III the forefront of
players at Yale, Harvard. Princeton
and other big universities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
MAY BUY SUPERBAS
Syndicate Bciug prgnniyrd Ia rur-
chase brooklyn Nationals. Accord
in: 10 Latest Reports.

NEW YORK, February i.--Jamcs t.
Ganncy, former owner of tho Boston
EraVcs. Is reported as organizing q
syndicate Ia purchase the controllinG
interest in the BrnoSlyn Baseball Club.
Associated with G@ffnoy, according 10
the report. is Bob Davis, Of horsc-rac-
ing fame: Jake Fields. wc)l-known
operator in Wall Street. and Bill Cow
an. once Il noted operator on the race
tracks.
IN" syndicate. II it can secure CON
troll in Brooklyn. plans to corral n
number Of former Fed stars and or
ran2a a winning team.
Charles II. Ebhets Will he asked TO
name a selling price to-day. II is said.
Charles ". I.hbcts. Ir.. one of tn"
officials of the Brooklyn Club. was the
only person in authority that could III"
located to-day. lie denied that the
dodgers We're for sale He said lie
couldn't speak for III" MCkccv"r
brothers, who arc largely Interested in
TN" club but he never heard them say
that they wanted TO retire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
GENERALS HAVE BAD LUCK
BOTH REGULAR FORWARDS
ARE LAID UP IN HOSPITAL
stuart mud barrett Mny Not PIny
Against Virginia 0uInt-Formcr
Has Eye Trouble,

LEXINGTON, VA. February Al.
MOST on the eve Of the annual en-
counter at basketball with the univer-
sity OF Virginia hvc, the Washington
handicap. John Barrett. the star of
the team in the first three games that
he was participant, and Robert
stuart, the other nimblc forward, ara
both confined to the jackson Memorial
Hospital.
Coach Raftery has not set given up
hope that Barrett Will oppose the Uni
vcrsity OF Virginia five. At the timo
AN attack of boilS forced Barrett to
quit the team, he was leading the Cen
erals in scoring. lie was additionally
important in that he had been chosen
to shoot All the free tosses from fouls
Stuart Will not play. This seems
certain, after the announcement mado
by the physician attending him. Tho
Newport News boy was coming strong
~ and starred in the Richmond Col
lcrc game with his successes from
long range He is suffering from an
eye malady.
TO Offset tho loss OF his forwards,
Coach Raftcry shook UP his players
when Washington and Lee opposed
Roanoke College. The Improviscd array
WAS not near as effective as the rcEu-
lar combination.
Before the critical struggle, Coach
Raftcvy hopes 10 evolve a combination
that VIII give Virginia a real nrht. Ar
inc present he IL uncertain as 10
whether he will shift. Cy Young. the
captain, from guard to forward. or
whether ne will shunt Mercer Graham
to the offensive position from center.
Young IL the swiftcst of tho Washing.
ton ana Lee Ave, ana is regarded as
fairly accurate shot. IT seems probable
that he will be allowed TO remain nj
guard to serve as a running mate tn
pI.r l,f
stationary guard, and since he has cor
rcctcd his tendency to foul is regarded
as one OF the best men on the team
Thus II seems that the Generals viii
face Virginia with tho following line
up: Barrett and Graham. forwards;
Shultz or Bethel. center. Young and
P!crott!, guards.
Tho game last year between tho two
colleges was very unsatisfactory 'u its
outcome. iuasmuch AS the referee
sturdy. was too straight-laccd in his
interpretations OF the ruics Tl's fro
quent calling OF fouls slowed up the
game and resulted tn general dissat-
isfact!on Sturdy viii not referee
again this year.
In event either OF tho nvc regulars
are not In tho game, Coach Ra|tcrv las
several other promising substitutes
Farra- and Dcrgcval. a. forwards. arc
regarded as highly capable substitutes,
while WadSworth Mcars aud Burton
arc pretty nifty relief men for guards
Shultz, Bethel and Graham can piay
tho central position However. Shultz
is tho only one Of tho trio who meas
mros up to StricklIng. the big Virginia
center.
In point OF experience. tho Generals
cannot compare with Virginia. Young
and PicrOtti are tho only two rc2u-
lars who were on the 1915 team thu.
gave battle 20 tho University OF Viz
ginia. Pcrotu was playing his FIRST
year on the Generals, at that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
RUNAWAY COUPLE ARE
HALTED IN FREDERICKSBURG
Ashby Jennings md Miss Carrie Alien.
of Richmond. Stnrt TO I;lOpe
to Washington.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. February
l.--AShhy Jennings and Miss Carrie AL
len, both OF Richmond. were Intercepted
by officers ~ Il. Hall and S. b. Perry,
of this city. on a train which passed
through this city late last evening,
acting under Geographic directions
from Richmond. The young couple
were en- route to Washington to he
married. and were accompanied by Mr..
Allen. m uncle of the young woman.
\'ey were stopped by request of l..
y. Jennings, father Of the young man.
who Is said TO be under age After
communicating with Richmond. VIII
liam NJ Iustis. representing the uncle
ana guardian of the girl, and Charles
w. Crowdcr another attorney. came up
with Mr.. Jennings, father OF tho young
man. They all spent the night at the
Princess Anne Hotel here. returning to
Richmond Tuesday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
CURLEY GETS RENEWAL ON
SERVICES OF BIG JESS
Moran stu Sticks to Tex Richard, and
Fight Situation Has No ChnnEc
in Sight.

NEW YORK February Jack Cur
ley's option on the services OF Jess
Willard for fight with Frank Moran
expired to-day. Immcdiately, 1t was
Cracker ct al. would get busy and
frame up arrangements for the big
smear Instead, Curley announced that
he had obtained another option for two
weeks. and that he could go ahead OBJ
tanning them indefinitely. This puts
matters where they were before. and
Curlcy declares lie is going TO hang on
until something breaks or. Frank Mo-
ran and his manager see the light and
climb aboard the band wagon Mean
while they continue to declare undying
fealty to Tex Rickard
Curlcy also took occasion to-day to
reply to the charges of Richard n Co.
that lie had "doublc-croSscd' them by
going to Kansas City. as their envoy
to sign willard and then signing him
for himself: Curley's reply is text
ually as follows:
IF I was their amba ssador. how
about transportation. accommodations
and board for one large gent from this
city to Chicago, Denver, Kansas City
and various points Vest"
AT u late hour tonight no reply had
been received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
HAVANA RESULTS

F'irst--thrce ana one-half furlorgs--
Syhil. H. 1piCkcns>. to To- J 10 ;
and J to c, won. Warcmorc. l07 &C.
HunD, 10 10 /. ! "a and : 20 sec
s 10 :. and 10 ,. third. Time. 80 SO.
Lazy Louis. SATISFIED. Mimrcy, Eleanor,
Marie, Redmam Frosty Morn and
C'rankic also ran.
d;eenD' : 10 /, 10 ana even won;
even and | to .. second; Dash, 90
Prcccc). IL TO !, TO and : 10 ]:
third. Time. 1:l33-5. Quiz. Lovers
Lane. Teeto, Phyllis An,oimettc Taper
Tip. Nifty and Fitzgerald also ran.
Third--m ] - Husky Lad los
COrmcs) 10 TO !. To ! ana 10 !.
won: Doggy Johnson, 100 cross, :
to |, S to aud TO >, second; ii"an
and > 70 / ,hit.Y 'rSi,o l.40 Lady
Young. wiid ftcaN' l'rosrcro Son &C.
Gil. Captain Drusc. Roy and Cords also
ran.
IEourth--fivc and onc-halr fur,oncs--
Seneca. 1872 Crickens), , 10 >, TO .
and TO 6. won, Lotus, i"6 Cormcs>.
+ TO >. 10 2 and 10 6, second; Lack
rose 90 GIry1, to !, to :, and
osapIe aud Hlarncy also ran
f'iftlI-siX iurlouEs-Yallaha. 100
fStearnsD, . 10 o. " 70 . and to T..
won: Francis l1O Gickens) 6 TO l..
lo5 Gross, 10 - |. 4to and /" to
third Time, 1913. Tillotson, Dave
Montgomcry, Canapa, Little lake. old
\ Coin. Choctaw and Originator also
Y sixth--mtlc-Zm Io7 (Gross), > TO
l. 10 IN and 10 ?, won; Money Maxi
er. 100 &C.. IUnD. 4 30 l. TO . aud /
to .. second: Linbrook lo2 (Moysl 6
i:aoi 5 l'rok.udale. Mad Sill and
.iDhn Graham also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
WILL KEEP LEFTY'BURKE
RICHMOND WILL NOT GIVE
KID TWlRLER TO DUNNIE
Astutc Baltimore Owner Wanted to
Take PrOmisinE Southpnw 10 Bnl-
tfmOrc-Old Fox WAS Active.


w non JACK Dunn deserted Richmond
20 go BACK TO his old stamping ground.
III baltimore no lett behind him many
evidences OIL ac'fFites Whlth were NOT
EeheraiiN KNOWN. one OF these her
'aGeS IS q kld l"iT!cf, Lefty Burke,
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with bir, ITO, h i,,mcdio,oi,. .;,-noI
b;r, IN fo -, W,hnr -, az,
nnsod of ,,s ;,,,aros,s "t -, ' ,I'n al
CHM Hur,,n yc,nainoj barn erLoncaio
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81 as ms n'Shh'nle iihnhss' -
:u''tp""' ~ - 81" - "c P,oii''H
ing one. ne Is one Oh INC Nihd that
D"Hhe pichS UP develops 'llH III low
:e"Is sc'IS 'or So"'; sun price 10
''.n!'ls, ne !"NH' owners nave
oeen .'p!,e" o.. ll.at llr EounSs,er Is
IeNo"' cru trI'i' let"Sc" !" itt nun
jS;o, "i'"n"-i !'"'." N""'tu !" ihCi"ue
IN, nv 'Ic ''S' % me" |" De taken 10
Without doing much talking. Dunn
was extremely busy after the close of
the baseball season. and had his lines
being his game. Gilmore Thompson,
tho young receiver siSned' last week.
was one Of those who had been offered
contract. but the local club beat the
FORMER manaSer out III the race for his
signature.
TwONHl.y WILL COVE
HERR: n, SMITH DESIRES
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ADDS TO ITS MEMBERSHIP
h"nrd OF Directors Holds Routinc-
business Meeting. Mt Which InrEc
Numbers Are Elected


The board OF directors of III. Cham
Der or Commerce held meeting yes
'er"hN afternoon, transacting only
routine business. Tho following were
admitted to membership:
w. IL. Applefcld. j. J. Ballou. Burton
4 Bricl. L. c. Brinsers's Sons. Inc.
Ecll-Brown Hardware Company. DR.
Greer Baughman. S. NJ Brooks e. Co.
a. G Becker. Childrcy Drug Company.
w. G. Crenshaw & Co. Isaac Davcn.
port, G. i. Dickinson, c. and a. Edgar
Hamilton Field Shoe Company, Inc.
.. fcrccy Fletcher Emanuel II. C;unst
George H. Gilbert. y. r.. Gilbert. Algcr-
non :. Hurt. Hare Robinson Hughes
CO. Edward -. Harris, Louis r. IIatkc,
Johnson -Longworth Heating Company,
Gcorgc $. Kemp, Charles u. La:us, Jr.,
Clarence Millhiser. l.. #. Myers. l.
Marcusc, w. *. Mathews, Burton
Maryc, y. Carlton McIIcnny, Richmond
overland Company. Old Honest cad
Manufacturing Company, w. NJ. Par
rish Sons Co, w. ]. Parrish. Pcmbcr-
ton & Hcnson, T.. 7. Parrish. Ira Pas
Kill j. w. Paris. n II. Pitts & Bro.
j. 7. Pcrkinson, Richmond Building
Corporation, r. L. Reel. William L. T.
Eorerson, w. S. Rhoads, Arthur L..
Straus. Maison Schwartz. Smith-Taylor
Co. Dallas a. Shafcr e Co. Smith &
Hicks, l.. L. Scherer. George w. Ste
Thalhimcr. George +. Vose, ]. y.
Vaughan e Co, Virginia Paper Com
rany. Granville G. Valentine Fred S.
Valentine, John G.. Walker. Wise
Granite and Construction Company. f..
G. Woodward, w. II. White. G. -. Wall.
Charles G. Wilson, G. y. Zinkc, Eppa
liunton, w. -. Duke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS



Neil O'Bricn and his minstrcls will
be the attraction at the Academy of
Music tomorrow afternoon and night
Mr.. O'Bricn IS a great favorito with
minstrel lovers. and his appearance
here in the past at the head of his own
company has increased his standing as
a minstrel star. The show presented
by Mr.. O'Rricn this season is safd to
be new throughout, with all now seen
cry, new acts. features ana almost an
entirely new company, including the
following: Eddie Ross. Eddie MnZicr.
'LasSes White Pete Dctzel. Major
Nowak, David Morris. James Barardi.
Leslie Berry. George T.. PcduzZ, Win
field Williams. Jonathan Haw. Don and
Al Palmer and NJ j. Latham. musical
director. Mr.. OBricn has written and
staged this season two new acts, which
he calls "Darktown's Bravest Fighting
the Flames and The Penny Arcade"
They arc said to be in his best vein
of humor, and, like all the O'Rricn
sketches Of negro character, Screams
from start to finish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

Provided the weather is clear ut 10
o'clock tomorrow morning, those who
have smoked glass Will be able to
SEQ 81 partial eclipse of the sun. Tho
manufacture Of Il piece OF smoked glass
Is an easy matter. y piece Of window
glass. three or four inches square, will
do admirably, and can he smoked by Il
piece of paper or even n match. Just
enough SCOT to keep the glare Of the
sun out of ones cyc is enough. and tho
passage Of the moon across Old Soils
face viii be easily dlsccrniblc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
OLD JOE YEAGER TO GET
UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE
VIII BE Given Opportunity to Get job
M MannScr-MOntrcni TO Fire

MONTREAL. February Joe Yea
ger VIII be given his outright release
by the Montreal baseball club, so that
nc can secure a managerial berth ac-
rordinS to President I.ichtcnhcin, who
mas returned from Now York where he
sessions. w
feaEer was loaned 70 the Jersey CITY
cum by tho Royals last season and
acted as manager for the Shooters
The Royals are likely TO train al Hack
ensnck again this year. President
I.ichtenhcin said. He has secured Lack
Cadore. the big riEht-hand pitcher.
from Rrnoltlyn, and has sammy Smith
ann tillerton. The Royals get first
make good in the big chow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
THINGS DULL IN TORONTO
baseball Situation I.ookr Ernyr--No
Manager Sclcctcd--Lcach
After job.

TORONTO. February l.-Nothinc has
hc"n doing as Yet In regard to The op-
poiutmeut OF manager FOR tho Leafs.
III" directors OF the local club held
m"ctinp last week.. but failed to
CoWo Ia decision In the matter.
Tommy Leach, the old pittsburgh
ou'rcld"r who WAS last season Win
'iroinuntl. is favored strongly for tho
lob. VI" ia hcady timer. and rtill
cHplhl" "f PLAYING fast ball. Though
the club dropr"d 100000 last year. ana
almost as much the season before
there is NO chance Of the franchise
h"tur temporarily dr"ppod, though tho
prospects ON account ri thu, war do
not lnuk nv 100 LrluIi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
nIncinckct NNnnfs Trlni.

NEW YORK, February l.--James
Eluciuckct, the Indian twirlcr of the
Brookf"ds. is anxious to land a job
with the Giants the coming season
II" met John McC;raw, the manager Of
him for - chance To show his worth
Mc';r1w told Jim that he bought him
once" before he lc:trcd 10 the outlaws.
aud II Auctionccr sinclair. Of the Feds.
does not ask too much for him. the
Indian viii hc given n trial. Eluc-
Jacket is living in the Bronx and is
'ncndinE nivVcrS and wagons for his
old boss Walter ward. in the lattcr's
bread factory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
.Icnkina Arrested.

Ernest Jenkins. nineteen years old.
was arrested by Detective Gordon
Smith yesterday on Il serious charge
preferred against him by relatives of
Josephine Timbcrlakc. Of Fulton. The
Tinhcrlakc girl is said to be under
eighteen years Of age. Jenkins Is said
to live on the River Road in Hcnrico
County.
Tho Richmond police havo been
searching for Jenkins several days. and
arrested him yesterday near Fifth and
Marshall Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
Retail Merchants to Meet.

Tho annual meeting and banquet OF
the Retail Merchants Association will
ho held Tomorrow night nj o'clock
IN tho Jefferson Hotel, when the an
nual reports will he made. and officers
Tor the ensuing year elected. Prcsi-
dent Charles r. Norman will preside
at tn" meeting. Among the addresses
VIII hc one on "TaXation" bv Dr
Douglas : Freeman. and "rhc Value
Of C"-ppcration Among tho CONNER
cial ORGANIZATIONS Of tho CITY" BY ".
r. Dabncy. business manager OF the
Chamber OF Commnroa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
DOOLAN SURE OF BERTH
Former Tcrrapin &" fla. Short for
tubs--!ink"r Likes

CHICAGO. Ill, February Mike
DOolar who cnino TO he Chicago Tcd =
erals from Baltimore lnet season. viii
be ono OF III" regulars IN tho Cub line
III when the opening bell rings Sob
Fisher who played short last wear.
has been sold 10 the Los Angeles Ci,h.
81 The Pacific Coast League. aud boo q
IAN VIII get his job with the cubs.
Manager Joe Tinker. of the nmuIga
mated forces. expressed himself in "a
recent interview that nc believes Doc
Ian was ono of tho best short stops
I'm III" business, ana that Mkc was
sure OF regular berth with the new
team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
Boy Dies From Injuries.

Lloyd Butts. the twelve-ycar old
negro. who was run over by several
cars In tho South Richmond yards of
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Mon
day afternoon. died ut the Retreat for
the Sick carly yesterday morning
Both of his legs were practically
severed from his body. The boy, who
lived ut "lS West Twcnty-sccond Street.
is said 10 have been stealing IL ride
on the ears when he fell beneath them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
Gns for Washington Tcrrncc.

superintendent Knowles. OF tho Gas
works, was instructed by the Admin
istrativc Board yesterday TO prepare an
estimate OF the cost and to report on
the advisability OF installing gas mains
to supply all existing and proposed
houses In what Is known as Washing
ton Terrace, on tho Sonthside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
THE ALLEYS

The Admcn defeated the StcreotypcrS
two out of three games on tho New
nort alleys last night Fawcctt, in tho
maj game, made tho highest score for
honorS for tho Stereotypers. Both
teams made n big Improvement over
previous games.
The richmond Dairy Co. team won
all three games from the ChesnpcaIsc
ana ONO aggregation on the Newport
alleys last night. Woody was hiy N
man for the Milkmcn, while Allison
easily carried the honors for the C,hcsu-
pcakc and Ohio team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
Fined for Disorder.

Manic Gentry was fined 500 and
costs by Justice Crutchfeld yesterday
when convicted of maintaining u dis
orderly house at 610 Buchanan Street
Policemen Sweet, Waldrop and G. L.
Williams raided the house about n
week ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
downtown \ynr Relief Onicc.

branch office for the collecting or
funds for the relief Of the distressed
Jews In tho European war zone has
hc"n opened at the store OF Henry S.
flutzlcr & Co, 1913 East Main Street
Here funds Will be received for tho
cause The headquarters of the COM
Wiit"", however, remains at tho
SrhwarzSchild Brothers store on Broad
ana second Streets Something like
$4,000 OF tho 100000 desired has been
raised.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
"Scptemhcr Morn" snturdo,.

One of tho dancing numbers in Sep
tcmhcr Morn" which comes to the
Academy of Music on Saturday, matinee
and night. is called the "N-Eay Futurist
Twist" 1t is said that there are other
sensational dances in this "lnusical in :
toxication.'' as ;hc press agent calls it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

city Engineer Rolling was. instructc cd
Yesterday by the Administrative Board
10 prepare 4 proper contract with John
{. Cheatwood for repair work and
tr"nching until April I, 1916. The
board has recently had various con-
tracts for supplies extended until April.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
Way Secure Nc,, Lodge ,oom,

There will he an important meeting
Of Davis Council, No. 81. Jr. o. L.. 4.
NJ. tomorrow night. The question OF
renting tho new lodge room at Leader
IAN. soon to he fitted up by tho Man
chester National Bank. and also chang
Ing the regular meeting night from
Thursday to Tuesday of each week
Will be decided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

ORANGE. Va, FchruHry l.-WOod-
hcrrv Forest defeated Manassas High
School in the Woodhcrrv Gymnasium
In basketball to-day, score - 10 II.
Manassas has = weak team. and Wood
berry used many Substitutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
Dfsortlrrly on Chr.

Enos Smith, colorcd. was arrested
by Policeman Dubuque Yesterday on n
charge OF being dlsordcrly on street
car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
Total

A special match has been arranged
between picked teams from the Times
Dispatch force 10 he played to-day on
the Newport alleys at 1890 o'clock.
Both teams are great rivals on the
alleys. and good game Is looked for.
The teams Will lineup as follows:
CubS-lSritt tCaptain). Priddy, Ellis.
Giants-iicifert tcaptain). Green,
Goodc.
The series will he five games, total
pins to count.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
asst CUNTS Clash
Tonight

Church Hill Athletic Club and
Paramount Athletic Association
Huints Will bnttie Tonight in
game which will prObnbIy decide
the basketball championship OF
Richmond. The clash will take
place ON the HONitZerS' court. start
ing mt S:30 O'Clock. An Il prcIimi-
nary, Smithdcnls will play Dnrton
Heights.