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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
BISONS WILL NOT USE
BUFFALO FED GROUNDS
Nohcrtson. Of Latter Club,
Makes tnnOunccment-Cfty
TO tQuirc Park.

BUFFALO, y. Y. February 3-Fed-
eral field on Northland Avenue is
doomed far as professional league
baseball is concerned This much is
brought back 10 Buffalo by President
William T.. Robertson, of the Buncds
Aside from that Mr. Robertson came
back empty handed Crhat is. from n
baseball viowpoint) II" says he did
not discuss much baseball while away.
having gone 10 New York on business
other than baseball. lie also AYERS he
did not 20 TO Boston as reported. but
admits he had a very pleasant chat with
president Gerry simon, whom he met
in New York
President Simon did not reach home
He is in Boston where a confab twixt
Fat Donovan and Joe Lannin is under
way involving the building up OF the
!"ld Bisons Tho latter Is a great
fr!"nd OF Fat Donovan and will sec 10
II that kuftaI" gets the Red SoX surplus
players. Until President Simon returns
nothing dchuitr regarding the coming
&C iieine Wagner as manager Of the
BiSonS can hc learned.
President Robertson did say that
Will" in New York he talked some
about getting rid Of his players and
tina; h" arranged with Cincinnati 10
take over lill l.oudcn. He also said
that Federal field could he taken over
by tn" city for Il municipal playground
aud ia that event the local Fedora
club would he willing :" make big con =
cfSSIonS 10 The purchasers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

Joe Stcchcr TX "somc rnssler." That
is tho consensus Of opinion of NIL those
who saw tho why the yOunEstcr handled
rho "Mnskcd MnrvcT'i Mt the wrestling
tournament In Madison square Garden.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lad. who hnIls
from Dodge City. Ncb. pinned the
"MHrvcl." who IL no other than Mort
Henderson. "f Altoona. Pa. twice to tho
mnt. Joe measured his victim In less
fhnn one minute. selected spot on the
canvas mnt Ia stretch him. md then
got out the old "body scissors" md
went to work. Nine minutes and mr.
teen seconds lntrr he pinned the MAR
vel" To the mat. \ little while later
Joe md the 'Mnrvcf" met acnin. md
this time Joe turned the trick I'm only
five minutes and ffty-onc seconds.
proving ncnin To the .rnSSln' fans"
that Joe Sterhcr Is '.Some rnsslcr." The
shuws Joe I'm hts .'rass-
lin" toys mt the Prince George Hotel,
New York. where he posed especially
for this picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
FED OFFICER BUYS IN
Brewer WIN Purchase Worcc.t.
franchise In New England League,
Camel May Manage

NEW YORK. February Sword was
received from Worcester last night
that Hiram r. Brewer. secretary OF
thc Federal League. was going to
jump right into organized baseball az
= cub owner. According TO a we'll
defined rumor. Hiram is going 10 pur-
chase the franchise OF the Worccs,a
club of the New England League.
Hrcwer disappeared from his haun,s
~ the Federal League offices tho other
Gay. ana when he returned surrounded
himself with an air OF mystery But
now II comes out,
l.c has been in conference with
raul Mcfialc. president Of the Worces-
ter club and all details have been ar
ranged. i'rcwcr VIII put up his money
as soon AZ the leases for the grounds
are signed. There are three estat-s
which own the ball park a, Worccs-
ter, and scparat" lease must be sign
Ell with them all Two have been
signed and the other Will bc signed
In Il day or two.
Brewer has said that he will make
John ianzc! his manager. and the ru-
NOR had IL that Dick Carroll would
pitch and act in an advisory capacity
brewer Is home to-day. but will re-
TURN 10 worcester next week and ba.-
gain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
C0RRELL TO COACH AGGIES
IN BASEBALL THIS YEAR
Snlly League Player Succeeds .Indcr-
son-ProSpcrts for Good Team
Arc Bright.

WEST RALEIGH. n. c., February 3
M. l.. Correll, Il member of the senior
class of y. Il NJ. College. has been
selected to coach the baseball team
THIS year. succeeding DR.. Fred a. An
dcrson. who resigned in order to re-
port TO his club at an early date The
election took place this week by the
athletic council OF the college. after
a number of applications were con-
Sidercd.
Cornell is ono among the best base
ball players that have donncd tho Rcd
and White uniform, having been I,
member OF the y. n NJ. team for Two
years. and Of the Wake Forest team
ono year During the past two sum
mcrS lie has played with the Columbia
club in tho South Atlantic League. and
was among the leading battcrs in that
circuit
The outlook for Il team this wear 10
very good: and it looks at present as
1t there Will be - strong nine to rem
resent the Teens this year on the col
l"Ec diamond. With two good bitch .
ers. Evans and Wcathcrs. and n good
catcher. Winston. and a number OF old
players on hand, prospects look un-
usually good. There is also some good
material in tho freshman class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
FOR MAYOR
WITIDItANS FROM RACE
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA, VA, February 3.-F.
r.. Marbury. candidate for Mayor of
tho city, subject to the Democratic
primary, which will be held April 4,
to-day withdrew from the race, lcav-
ing the fight two-corncrcd one be-
tween Mayor #. A. Fisher and James
NJ. Duncan. Mr.. Marbury, now mem
Der Of the Common Council from the
First Ward. Withdrew in order that
he might be n candidate for Alderman
from the First Ward, and, if elected.
he viii lie candidate for president OF
The Board of Aldermen. he announced
in statement given out to-day. Mr..
Marbury formerly served as an Alder.
man.
The tiInc-limit for candidates to file
notice OF their candidacy with the city
Democratic committee expired to-
night. Some OF the incumbcnts have
moved from one ward 10 another. and
viii be candidates for either Council
or Board of Aldermen from the wards
in which they now reside. The only
incumbent who will be out of the race
is Alderman j. NJ. Hill. First Ward.
who is critically i'll. There will be but
one contest for the Council. and that
is In the Second Ward. 4 total Of
four Aldermen and eight members OF
the Common Council will be up for
nomination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
CAROLINA AGGlES AGAIN
LOSE TO BAPTIST QUlNT
Wake Forest linnds Second Defcnt of
season TO Carolina Farmers.
Hall Stars Again.

WAKE FOREST. y. C.. February 8
For tho second time this season. WAX.
Forest demonstrated its superiority
over the y. and NJ basketball team
defeating 1t tonight on the local floor.
- to %.
The game was featured by Inc bril-
ilan' work Of Hall. the Baptist for
ward. no less than twenty OF Wake
Forests points being registered by
aim alone. Tho game was fast from
start 10 iiniSh and was married by very
little rouEhncSs. Superior team gork
better passing and more deadly goal
shooting accounted for the Baptist vic
tory. y. and NJ. played pretty ball ana
they showed good form. but they were
degree OF consistency when near their
goal. Their guards. on the other hand.
allowed the Baptist forwards too much
freedom. Temple showed up best for
the AgGics. leading his Guint in the
scoring, with five field goals. johnson
mad" the most spectacular PLAY Of the
game, when he pOckctcd the ball from
midnoor while Sullivan's passing stood
out prominently the entire game The
linc-up:
Wake Forest Pc 4. and NJ.
Hall. ~. right forward sullivan
W. Holding left forward Temple
lcaptainb
Franks. ....... center Lindsay
Beam. right guard 49,. Mason
Hobley - left guard 80 Johnson
summary: Substitutions--E. Holding
Holding go temple d, Lindsay rs.
team. sullivan, Johnson. Foul goals
". Holding. out of chances: Lind
say, : out OF I chances. Umpire Mar
I'm. Trinity. Referee. sharpe, y. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
LAWSON WANTS PROTECTION
Original Outlaw Circuit Promoter Dc-
sireS Atlantic League TO lie
Within Fold.

READING. PA. February AL "
lawson baseball promut arrived i'm
Heading yesterday to remain pcrma-
ncntlN until the inauguration OF :: ucw.
tNtaitic League. which, he SAYS VIII
Diacc clubs in Reading. Lancaster
iethIehen, Easton. louisville. patcr-
son, Jersey City and Perth Amhov. win
II,uA,i"E ball IN the four later cities
nc mas secured an option on the I..ii.r
ARK grounds. says there is no ch.nr.
OF the New York state League cetiin..
II from him and that he has his drnr
net out for players of the. 'n1or,I
League who are dropping To the minnrs
i'hwson said his league will IikrIv
ask for Class Il protection from ia
;\"tl9hal commission Some years ago
hc cleaned NJ $4,000 in one season il,
similar enterprise ~ Reading Tho
new league viii hold a meeting II,
Philadelphia next month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
PLANK NOT FREE AGENT
Organized Ball VIII \ot Recornfzc Re-
Organized Hall win RrrorniIe Re
serve Clause of Federal
League Clubs.

ENCEl.SIoE SPRINGS. NO. Fcbru-
AIRY "a decision Of the Baseball Com
mission. soon 10 hc announced, will he
u shock 10 many a Federal Icngu.
Hall player vino now believes himself
:" -" free agent. Ban Johnson said
day.
The decision is in the case Of Eddie
Plank. pitcher, VINO appealed TO tho
commission 10 he made a free agent.
plank claimed his contract with tho
That when he had signed mat con,raci
gu the American League and National
League clubs had Waived on him
Nj I'll" clubs had not waived on
ftauk: said Nj Johnson. Boston
ana Cincinnati. in the National. both
Claimed him, but that do.s not AFFECT
IT," cast" organized baseball viii rec
p@h!z" the reserve clause Of the Fed
"lhl League All players whose con
tracts har" expired arc under reserve
~ 'h"ir clubs. whether in tho Fedora!
i.':.S"t or not Hence. PLANK belongs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
HAVANA RESULTS

First receive and one-hair FUR
lonSs-PaEc White. III CDoyle). TO /.
) TO . and TO 3. won: Quick Start os
,Cru!scJ. To .. TO = and 10 3. sec
ond; BuiGer. los Uiinphy). to- & TO >
and TO .. third. Time. l:Os. Tabher,
'i"nhdo- Beaumont Belle and Daylight
also ran.
Sccond-nve aud one-half furlonGs-
ana ! TO 3. won: Tiger Jim. lo2 CWard)
:. TO !. . TO and to :. second: Chance
l"A ,Doyleb, TO !. > 10 : and i 10 D.
third. Time. .o3. Prince Chap Mas
s%net. Hugh. Phil Conner and Breeders
also ran.
Third-six furlougs-M Marjorie \. 100
tTaplin), 10 >. 10 . and ! 10 ; won:
Alderan Ill tSchuttingcr) 10 ."
! To and to 8. second; Charmcusc
los IConncllyl. TO .. 10 . and 10 :,
third. Time. l:l2. iIudas Brother,
FlyinS Feet and Nathan II also ran
Fourth-siX furlongs-Belfast ll2
Tiinphy). Ia .. To 10 and = 10 :
won: Aft"rslow, liz ITaplinD. 10 to
! TO J ana 20 !. second: Louise MAY
100 IDominick), to !. 5 to and 3 to .
thirh. Time, l:l1. Wander. Sigma
Alpha. Stcllata. Scottish Knight. Ataka
and Argument also ran.
Fifth-!nile ana fifty yards-Pars;nor
JIG 'Taplin), II TO =, . To :, and out
won: Obolus. los tConuelly). to TO-,
| to and out. second: Almcda Law
renee. loo CIinph"D. TO J. TO ! and
! TO >. third. Time. ia Tav Paw
Ray o,Light. Water Lad and Charles
T.. Granger also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
PRAISES KANSAS CITY
INN johnson Says Missouri Town De-
serves berth on American
League tircuft

ENCEI.sIoE SrRINGS, MO. Fcbru-
arg Kansas Guy is going TO be in
major has"nall league III tn" near
iu'ui". according to Ban Johnson.
president Of the American League Who
Us visiting here.
Kansas Citv IS "a major League civ
now. ana viii TAX" ITS place In on. Of
~" major circuits" said prcsidcr;
I"hus"u. 81 look for the change 20
To-" made amy tim" now certainly
W''hh tn" next two years "" al.
Organized baseball hayc not been
asleep kausns city was the banner
lily al 'hc Federal League. and We
NAY" a "htchful "yc upon it,"
fr"sid"nt Johnson said II" believed
hans!a~ CITY would 1T INTO the Amcri :.
can Learu" better than tn" national.
~" intimatcd that ono Of the ST. Louis
club might he involved in such .
Discussing Tho future Of Federal
s:"aEu" pihycrs. I'rcsid"i, Johnson said
i"or&" S'ovall ana Hal Chas" never
o.muld return - he American League.
mere %" Gin"iIis'' h" said "bu;
oioVail and Iha-" are not the Kind OF
men that tn" American League vanta.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
PAT MORAN EXPECTS HARD
BATTLE AGAIN THIS YEAR
PhillIc Leader Does Not Intend to lie
Caught Observation-Disclosures Of
Talent In NnrkCf.

! FlTClfBURG. MASS, February B.
Pat Moran. the phillics' leader. does
not intend to be caught suawarcs this
season and has already sized up the
baseball situation for 1916. The astutc
leader OF the National League cham
pions has been studying philosophy as
applied to baseball. and has figured
mat the other teams in the league viii
light the Phllics from the start and.
as q result. the battle will be an uphill
! one all the way. Fat realizes thar it
Will be no easy task to repeat this
year, and IL will uc his policy to
acGunint the members OF the team
with conditions rs they will actually
exist.
In addition to the state OF mind out
hhed, Pat also points out that there
is plethora Of talent on the market,
ana. as the baseball war is ended. far
seeing owners will acquire all tho good
players possible.
1t is also realized that while there
is sentiment in baseball there is also
business side that has an attractive
appeal TO owners. and with the days Of
oaSebail prosperity in sight there was
ana is bound to be 4 scramble for the
annexation of one time Fed" stars
TO Offset this added opposition Moran
VIII have {" bring all his ability into
play, as the champions will enter the
Tray with practically the same linc-up
While Fat feels that with conditions
me same as in 1915 he would be able
10 canter away with another victory he
is altogether too much of n general
not TO realize that a bitter fight Will
DC on He has been sizing I'D the
many changes announced by the diff
itrent teams and the acquisition OF
red stars has been duly noted. 1t
can be safely said that no matter what
happens between now and tho opcn-
ing OF the season. Moran will have
prepared fully for the fray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
"HITS" MANY TENNIS STARS
"Johnston TX a Professional n W. Ar. +"
Says Bundy-Farrcd with
Same brush.

Los ANGELES. CAL. February a.
,if we are professionals. then Willie
Johnston is II professional. too s.iJ
Thomas Buidy. as he and Maurice Nr
l.oushlin were getting ready to omen
their tennis and other sporting sunniics
store here to-day.
ne application of the Eastern idea
OF hmhtcuriSm in our case is ridiculous
JohhSton. VINO WORKS in the Wright,
i)itS"n store in San francisco, would hc
=, PROFESSIONAL: Alexander who. win
racket was doubles champion so lon-
would be Il professional, for he man
ages sporting goods store In Nnw
ork There are hundreds OF PLAYERS
country" W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
JUAREZ RESULTS

longs-Riposta. lo7 (Corcy). 3 to .
70 and to 4. won; waremore. III
Uptlmsl; ) TO :. to ) and to 4. see
even and to 1. third Time. 40
Thirst, old Harry. Magetina. jaw Th,im.
mel. Aunt Nan and Noon also ran.
Second-hve furlongs-Eel. l13 Pick
knight of Phvthias, lo5 (BookerJ.
TO !, even and l to .. second: Scna.
tor James. 10 Crop. 10 TO l, to /
and TO !. third. Time. 80 as. La
Wild Irish. Lesbia. Thalia, Yestersun'
Nenovon, Gray's Favorite and Billions
w. also ran.
Third-sevcn furlonrs-Rhodcs, los
tMoleSworthl: Ia TO !, . TO and = to /.
Won; Dave MONTGOMERY. 1903 (Alason).
- TO l. TO J and > to /. second:
Prorcalis. III Uianlcy), to !. . TO
and to >, third Time l:27. Moon
ilGht. Cordic +. Sal!ic O'Day and Can
Fourth--six Observation-Disclosures. o.
tSternsJ, TO |. s TO and 3 to ), won:
BROOKS. 50 1Marco), 3 to /. even and
TO 3, second: EEmont. ll2 Corey
! to !, to and to 3. third Time
~. osaplc. Barney and Justice Coo,
bel also ran.
Fifth-mile-Alda, 1903 tMoleswor,h).
TO 10. TO and to >. w>on: Wild
Bear, l05 Buckles. to !, . to and
TO 10, second: Boggy Johnson l65
LGrcsS), . TO >. to > and ] 10 o. third
Time. 1899 as Meal Ticket. Prosporo
Son Cords. Wills skinny b, Coos. Bon
MES Buck also ran
SiXth-Seven NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No
t'crran. los praylor). : to !. to and
even won: Gano, los Gross. . TO
TO 10 and to 8. second; TYPO. lo5
,hia6 y, mo : to !, 3 to and to 10
Miss Rarnharbor Eastman. Henry Wal
bank and Quid Nuc also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
FAILS TO SELL SHELTERS
BARROW UNABLE TO MAKE
DEAL WITH NEWARK MEN
I,ustig mud Murray do Not Like Prices.
GnnZel May Manage Cleveland
Club.

NEW YORK. February BE. G. Lus-
tig. Il real estate operator of Newark,
! ana Harry Murray. Il we'll known sport
! ing man of the same place. failed yes
| tcrday to purchase the Jersey City
franchise. as had been expected. LUIS
ttg and Murray had a long chat with
President Ed. Barrow in the lattcr's
office yesterday, but as the $4,000
was not forthcoming the club was not
sold. and is still oil the market
With the failure Of Lustig and Muir
ray to reach an agreement with Bar
row on the money part Of the deal.
1t now looks as if jim Price. the for
mcr state Athletic Commissioner Of
this city. will eventually become the
ana the twelve players belonging to
the Skeetcrs. Price has already offer
ed Harrow $4,000. but the head of
the international League declined this.
i'll order to give Lustig and MURRAY
| time to think the matter over. and
also to give any other Newark indi-
riuual 4 chance to buy the Skeetcrs
as the club next season will play In
Newark.
Barrow said yesterday tha, no agree
. mcnt had been reached with Lus,ic
and Murray, but something definite
might be decided later on. Jim Price
was also n visitor AT the international
Leagues headquarters and had "A talk
with Barrow.
No matter who buys the Shelters.
the team next season will play in liar
rison at the home OF the Newark Fed
cral League team. Organized baseball
VIII shortly take over Harrison Park
and the grounds will bc leased to the
Newark owner or owners
George S. Ward. former part owner
OF the Brooklyn Federal League Club.
spiked wild yarn that arrived here
yesterday from Cleveland. The report
had it that George Ward Will ward,
a son of the late Robert e. Ward, and
William Telling. an ice cream manu-
iacturer OF Cleveland. were going to
buy the Cleveland club. Mr.. Ward said
last night that there was not Il spccl
OF truth In the report. Tho report
from Cleveland also had IL that Ward
was Interested i'll bank in Cleveland
That held several notes belonging to
by Ward.
However, Mr.. Ward said that life is
an uncertainty and that he might en-
ter the national pastime again if the
inducements were OF the right kind
Many fans will regret tho passin.
OF Jack Murray from the big show
Murray was one Of the best liked play
crs on the Giants. and the fans gave
MN 4 great reception when hc PLAYED
here last year Il member OF the
Cubs.
John Camel, who late last season
signed three years contract with
the Brooklyn team, may land a place
In the big league next season II was
said yesterday that II Soincrs retains
control Of the Cleveland Cluf, he will
engage Camel TO supplant Lee Foil
the present manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
MAURY PLAYS TONIGHT
Norfolk High Schn"i Quint VIII pIny
Hrturn tnmr with NnrshniIItcs
Local Floor

Maury High school. Of Norfolk. win
send 20 this city Tonight a BASKET
ball Iuint that will cndcavor TO avcnge
defeat administered 10 them hy tho
local High School boys last Saturday
ia the scasiG" town
u IS a safe bot TO say that both
r"sS'ni" IN" gam" wili he played in
teams VIII present the strongest fron,s
iur.' iatu ~ joan Marshall High
school ana Is scheduled TO star, al
80 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
JAPS INVADE AMERICA
Nnsrda tni'"r>tt, UmscbnII Nine win
Pim! IN fh'. t""ntrH--irri,r
EARLY In May.

CHICAGO, February %-Tb. Lasch.,II
team OF Wascdn tuivcrsity, Japan, WIN
come TO the United states again ncYt
summer for *"r!"s 81 games Win a
r.bl".rnm from Professor $50 Al. 81
tn" I@pan institution, 10 PAY PAGE.
coach "f n. University o.! Inicnt,o
tenn, to-day stated that 'hc Waacda
..,i. ""u!d arrive IN san Francisco
The Japan"s" PLACID u n!mlAr of
games games with university tcurns insSsl,iY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

Ia NTTJHDN. =. c. FcDruary g
Davidson trounccd GuilfOrd soundlv
TINS even ms In game featured bv thc
stellar playing of the entire Davidson
n- hnal score stood Al To lS
IN favor of the locals. Davidson
started In a whirl, scoring 90 points
70 IN the first five minutes Of pIav
lehEing no room for doubt as 10 The
anal outcome. The second half con
tinucd the story Of Davidson's rout OF
the visitors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
HILL CITY LOSES PRO.
Golf Expert VIII Go 10 ScxxLrook
country Cluh-SurccssfuI In

LYNCHBURG VA. February a
Isaac 5. Mackic. who has been super
intcndcnt Of the lakewood Country
cum here for year. has resigned to
take a similar position with the New
brook Country Club. Summit. y. j.. to
which position he will 20 March l.
Mr.. Mackie was former professional
golfer in charge Of tho golf activities
of the Fox Hills Club. near New York
city. and in the year that he has spent
here he has added 'sveral hundred
golf enthusiasts to nc golf game
through his work for the lakewood
Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
SINEY. DORCHESTER PLAYER,
TO GET TRIAL WITH GRAYS
outhcidcr iins Played in Canadian
nm" New HrunnWick Lcagues.
Fast on Hnscs.

BOSTON. February Bib Sincy, OF
to'nScy street. Dorchester. who pIav-
ca IN 'he dorchester Catholic Baseball
League last year with a battin,, ,vcr
age OF .312 and q fielding average Of
300. received word tonight tEat he
is 10 be given trial By the Proyi-
"cnce cIub OF tho International League.
Slucy is very fast on tho bases nud
paved many sensational Hcldint,
games in the league last season II"
mas piaEed ball in the Canadian. Maine
and New Brunswick Tongues ana ~,
TRENDS anticipate he Will give n rool
account Of himself in fast company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

for some cause untnown, the Pc
tcrsburg boys failed TO show M last
night to hnish the last series OF duck
pms along with ROwscy's Pets
Manager Jake RowScy, of the Palace
Alleys. SAID they must have been on
that train Of Jcns-thc one that went
NJ IN the air. We hope they arrive to
earth safely and let us hear from them
IN the next day or two.
Tonight, on the Palace runs the
X. II. Y. NJ. q. 4. and Alec teams of the
Palace League lock horns in a tcnpin
struggle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Penn squad Ordered o,,,.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FN., Fcbruarv 8
Coach ROY Thomas. Of The University
of pcnns ylvania baseball squad has
ordered candidates for the inficld and
nutncld positions to rciOrt next week
The battery candidates. nearly two
dozen III number have been working
ont for the last two weeks. Swiellrr
and Cross. two of last years freshman
litChcrs. arc Showing Mn Wei.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Carter Defeats BrnII

IINEIIIItST, y. c, Fchruarv a
Phillip Carter. Junior Mctropoljian
champion. to-day defeated T.. &. HcaIi
uni"ntown. up and to play. I'm Inc
Valentines golf tournament hers
H"all won the medal for low score i'm
~" qualifying round. Carter FINISHING
fourth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Mayors salary Fixed at $4,000.
Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.

ISPtHIaI 10 The TImcS- DlSpatCH.I
LYNCfIBURG, VA, February g.
After Il long fight in the City Council.
in which the branches disagreed and
conference committee failed to reach
a conclusion, both branches have fixed
the salary of the Mayor for the next
term at $4,000 annually. The Same
ordinance also provides for tho cleo
ton OF police justice, which has been
imposed upon him in Lynchburg for
many years.