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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10
LID Ma POMEzI JE ROzRUSEM MOvYM NAJEzOEM lUpCl
Vyednayan vdou p0uprac vok obou narodno
sti bude zrychleno Udalost ato prodou
aeni pobytp amerckeho vojska Mexiku

NV I'''H ~ '''''1 '''h' 'l'''f'
VI jizdy pod VcIenim Serzanta
Smytha. SpoIkoyi yojarL uzhn-
m"nay4c pr"slIu, urh}IiIi So do dr.
hdltu, kdc sycdIi tuh} zdpas < ban
dity. MrxikGni bojoyaIl yojen-
sk}m zpiSobcm a to ycdIo Smytha
k picsyed6cni, zc ma go tiniti s
yojcnsk}n tGIcscm. Po 1toku na
vojdky bandit 2nlGil toyhrnn ma
yosk u r"sld"nci jejl majItclc
General Funston po obdrIeni
zprayy o n1jrzdu naridiI ably tiy.
II oddiIy jizdy odcbraIy 80 do ma.
padcnGho dj.triktu, ably scsiIIIy
oddily 4 I'rrsldiO, Alpine a jinIrh
mist. jcz IA Srfnf " .IiH naI@zaji.
GrncrAloyf Scott n Funston So.
Sli ~ y grncrAIcm Obrcgonrm a
Juan AmadOrcm, mcXlckym pod
sckIrtarcm pro ZahranlGnl zaIrzl.
ioSti, V priNihovalcckG staniri ma
amcrirkrn kouri mczlndrodnlho
mostu kratcc po II. hodnG toho-
10 rama km k0nfcrcnci ktcra htl0
b{ti poslcdni.5 t'kazalo sc pozdali,
zr hovofcno bylo hlaynt o posled-
nim nj 0iezdu mcxickyrh bandtil
ma amcrickt Dizcmi.
Go bylo rcGcno konrcrcnci o
tomto najczdn, ncbyIo zjiSttno, --,
krdtce po konfcrcnci general O.
oregon II srkrrtAf Amadora ode
brali ~ do .hlarcz, kde konana by
ii konicrencc, jcz tryaIa po tn ho-
dnIy. General Gavlra, Vclltcl po-
sadky Y .Juarcz, general Santos Il
AndrraS Garcia, meXlcky konsul V
FL Paso, podiIcIi 50 ma tctO Hon-
rrrrnri. NrGcr general Obrrgon
;rlcgraioval gcncralu Carranzovl,
uytdomiI jrj noyfm v$yoji stu
ace nayrhovaI, jak :" IA to ma, go
by mtIo bltl V ttto 2aIczitoSti II
"ntuo.
General Funston 2iskal podrob-
nosti noytho tOhoto najezdu mcXI-
rk}rh hnpitu od maJ6ra o, H. Me.
vera od Ctrnacttho pluku spolko-
~ lihdy, nuIrzaJicihO So Maria,
Die tohoto oznameni, bandltt vo.
tall "Niya Villa a Viva Carrau.
IN! ma sve divokt jizdt. 20 nio.
kli ma oddil amcrlcke jizdy dosIa-
vii 81 okolni ren6ari, ktefi Sc hbyt
kcm amrrickEch vojhku zahajlll
pnlbu ma Mcxikany IA prinutlll j.
k Hstupu Boje tryaly ale plnich
pet hodm,
Ma se zu 10, le posledni naleld
mcxickyeh banditu hndc mltI Y
dnslcdku po,Idni dalsich amerl'
,kjrh yoisk k oehran6 pomeznich
osud. le motnt, a. ! mlliee hudc
pnyolaua ma pomezi. ucdostaeilt
l. dnAlnttcne ieho ochrant pravi..
define yoiskn.
Washington, y. e., /, kytlna,
Obnovcnt uhir1dy uU umcrlckr n.
femi mrxiekJlul handlty Y Glenn
springs q Roquillas, Ten, ia okole
nosti, podohajieich 81 mussekra Y
Columbus, \, Ma pflvrdlN udmt
nislratni hfetluiky L nahle,lu, se
j. nutna potfeha okamlitthe usa.
sleni dohody : tarranknyon Via
tlnu, tab HhN hnstaln 80 Spnlentm
sIatnm vtlsi svohoslN Niaae sdr
till handity,
kpraya . uayteh nasllnosterb
ia pndA snolen,rh stain d sayrat
deni psli Amrfldanh mestekSml
handip, pftsllmi kraitns ' k,e,
I'd tarfauta, iak hslo prohlAseno,
ntl nnlnnu knnlfnlu4 sshudlla vel
Ia pfekyapeni nSle ptedpoyids
na. le tnl.lv 4 snatnsm smsnam
tr ynists nalreluliem pomesl
iisin nasnaernn, A. IL IA maAnnsi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10
Farmafsky delnik 80 ohesil

rrkamah, Neh,. I, ksetna, 4.
Moorr, tarmafskS dsluik, hydliei
na tllcu tarsonove TaFme, asl diva.
uart nail senerahatadue od Teka
mah. spaebat seheNraAdu, ohtsiE
sr , harne ua lmenoNane Armr
teho mftenla ualrscua hNla iltka
mt klefa stN paira'l po Nolrieh.
Ma ~ a. Ia, " cm svul spaehal y
akam Ailtm uaYam silenslN,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10
III Pnso. Tex. T. kyttna.

amrriGti yojNri dcs"t r0lt0 starry
hoch byli usmrrcuj diva anrrr
Gti obGanG byli uncScnl II dOpraYr-
nj iiauG IN mczinarOdnl hranlci X
jjstr smrtl pri uoyrm ndjczdn me
xjrk}rh bandit1, ktcrJ podob6 So
ouomu, ktcrF podnikIi Willow
banditG ua Columbus, n. NJ. BY
iii tito Iupiri stoUpcnci NilIoyy-
mi ancbo Carrauzisiy, nrnj znA.
mo.
ltok banditn proyedcn byI V
pairk V uorj u Y sob0tu rusnf r0-
40, ale zprdya o tom byIa ZiSka1a
ldr Nj dncSnih0 rama. liandlt"
UrunikIi skrzc Iizui koner Brew
sicr okrcsn y Big Bend dlStrktu
Y Trxasu, a napadIi tri male osa-
dy pri pomczi, Glenn Springs, Iio-
umillas DcemrrS. Die .Irdn6rh
zprly ma nairzdu p0diIclo 50 scdm~
dcsil banditU n dl,N jnych kolcm
POO. General Funston ozn0mI, ~
mi sp0Ichlivou lnformacl tom, IL
0a naiczdu podiIelo So 200 bDndl-
III. Banditt napadIi oddil amcrl~
rkt ji2dy dewitt tleneeh tIupy A
Ctrnhcttho pIuku. Til spolkovi 70
iaci byIl uSmrccni, diva porantnl Il
Jcdcn SO pohrcSujc. Ma Sc IN to, zc
StaI SO zajatccm bunditil, ktcri ny
vi prchaji do Cahuila MeXlkn.
Dya amcri6ti obGane, J. Dccmcr
~ Compton, byli mesenl a vysky'
fly So zprAvy, Hc bylo jim podrlz-
nutO hrdlo. padcsat ozbrojcnEch
obcann I Marathonu Yydalo 50 i
hnrd po stoparh bandltu. Ismr-
cpni byIi yojaci William Cohen a
&. j. CoIop 4 New Iorku II Hudson
Rodgers 4 DnnyiIr, Ky. PohtrSl-
ir Sc Roscoe Tyrcc. I'smrrrn}
hurh byI synrm 'omptona. T}]
byl hIuchontmym n ma So IN TO, "
handitf JED 2ayrazdiIi zc zIostL Zr
nu jejich otazky ncbyI Schoprn od
poyidati
Dyn rantni vojari, j, j. Birck ii
Frank Dcfrer. hyli doprayrni do
Alpine, Tex. Iran6ni obon .lr ya%-
NJ. Spolkoyi vojdci podnlkIl ne.
ruynt zdpas handlty Y maltm
drnaku Y Glenn Springs. DeSf
slfrl yrhdu byl po vice iak dive ho-
diny do jcdndho okna drh0ku, IL
Ie Americana nechttli se v2datl ~~~
Alncricti yoidei odpoYidall yytr-
vale ma ohen ncpritele. Po t. ve.
lIicl Mcxikanu naridil, ahy zapH
lenG vtncr yrleny hyly na sire
ehu, Ilofici strcehn lhorsla po-
stuvem yoidko ii ysiehni hyll muc
ne popaleni, Eojael Pc te ro1bilI
dvtfc yyhthll ~ stayrm, ral'ee
ma MeSikauy ua SVEN 0tekU, hva
byti sastfelpnl un ntekn. Jcdrn Sc
pubfrsuie IL md So M ia, 5e jest
mrtey,
nlr tpr6N iel sem iosly haudl
- uapadlI ueidtiye ohehod a lre
lpn anehn tlsa domky lloanillat,
bde taiult nermera a t'anptoua. a
no u uildtIi patnhgt lnil s"yernr,
aby poiutkli 0tok ia Glenn
spriups \ lnmto maste sntt,ll 10
yarnu ma sosk Wtlliama ELISE, le
hn nhfhod 4 rr.tdenrt yrtllt dNut|
Ia4ltb malteh budo'
llaudil3 ptsbral,l Ria tiraale
va .tre,lu Nreer a mfinlli 0l"h
hrtpy "a u ia ncquillas nhkli
.lf ntemernk smlseut nhehod a
.epleutse ti sapalll hudaSa
Handaa ia Il fmoenili : l'Neufs
bin, Jpbu klefka. 'otupInna. ualn
sgt koftst a puslili - dale sueFvm
ss.sfnim. sapalNAe pts,l odiesdem
,s.lno aurba ,Iss dfessna siaNenl
ra n upradii ,lleun sprinHs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10

omaba a okell Cds,eaus pod.
mratnn,
Nebraska ,asteene padmraNne
v poudell stndenaii W sSvhoanl
a iilni eas,i htefs eAsieene pod
mraaue motns sntehy Y sAradul
TAstt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-05-10
cisar vilsm prs sam psal nosu

l,undyn 7 kyelna Amslere.
slamska ippese, nvnolyrhrna I Her
lima, pfpnasl spratn, e. etsat Nllan
sam psal untu spnJentm s,a,Am
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
HAVANA RESULTS

f'irst racc-thrce furlunls ilasty
Cora. l09 CTaplin), 10 /. 1 to and
TO >. won; pOsitauo. II" DominiCk(
TO |. tn and even, second; Nc
Friend. los (Doylc>, 3 to /, even and
! /" :, third. Time. 80 .. Flora
Bendora. Nanteka, May. Curis. Alice
Clark and Ayrcs also ram.
Second-flve furiongs-Stuhborn 10c
tDoHlep. to |. 4 TO : and . 10 5
won: Unity. l0i tSmythD, = to /. > 10
and even, second; Jack Nunually
lo6 tJcnkins), to |, u To > and 3 tC
.. third. Time. col. beaumont Belle
Rustic Maid, Ethan Ailcu and Evelyn
G. also ran.
Thrd--ive furlongs Hugh. lot
'Taplin). 10 10 |. to ! and . 10 |
won; Jane. 102 tJonesD, TO !. $ to !
and to 3. second: lnlan. TOO ,Jen-
ktnS), 10 to l, TO ana 10 ], third
Time. l :0l 3-5. White Eye. AjaN, Paul
Davis. Ball Band, Miss Prinlity. Phil
Connor and Daylight also ran.
Fourth--six furlougs--Impcrator l2O
CDoylc). . To |, 1" . ana out, won;
Water Lily, 90 Iitzp. to .. : to 10
and out, second: bthcllo. IL (Connci-
ly). TO :, > to AND out third. Time
| 10 -. King Worth alos ran.
Fifth--mile and siXtccnth--Au-
to =, won; Teucr log Iomas). Is Ia
;. 20 " ana out, second; sun Guide
100 (StcrrctD. to l, > to | and even
Kingsbnry, COIN aud Tom H H.: :" K
also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
JUAREZ RESULTS

lonss-Juan rreas erie 10 "S'' CAR, Jar
ner?; TO !. even. aud > To >. won;
SyHtl. 10 tPickens), ! TO ). ! to >
tMoieswor,hl, : to |. 3 to . and 3 TO
Crankie, Hir 't also ais, ran ls'"' '""''s
Second-six furlongs-Nan Horn. ll2
,Feeney). to !. even and 10 >. Won.
zenotek. 10 'ormcsl. to /, , to !
and even. second; Billy Cuibertson, -
&C. llunD. to i. even and to ..
third. Time. 1913 Toastmaster.
SOVEREIGN IT.. Barbarita, Miss Brush,
Janus. katharine c., Great Friar. Ftz-
Third-iive and a half furlonEs-I.c-
due, los Dickens. : to .. 10 and
! to -. won; Frances g., as tMoryS).
TO |, to J and even. second: Real
aud to ). third. Time 1905 40 Miss
Scd"lia. Dusky Dave, Tower and Gil
bert Rose also ran.
Fourth-siN furiongs-I acirosc. 10
IPickens). 6 TO ;. to and | to u.
won; BROOKS. l03 IHnycsD. TO 3 :
TO 10 and To 3. second: Rrisho,isc.
lp2 'Schamerhornb to !. & TO > and
:" 10. third. Time, l:l2o-5 Kitty
MAY and / See II also ran.
fifih-iiyc and a half fur!onGs-Jakc
10 =. Won. Eirdnan. lO7 tSchamer-
hOrrp. : to >, to . and ! TO >. sec
ond; Kid Nelson, ll2 GROSS. - 10 l.
. 20 ana TO l. third. Time .0s
Ghnri'y Ward. Azurca. ranhachapi,
Little Jake and Quid Nunc also ran.
-nile-Nirco. los oFecney). 5
TO /, To and to 3. won. Nanni.
McDec. 1903 O.. HunO, 10 ). 10 >
and 10 3. second. Irish Kid, ITO
Gross. 10 i, even and | 10 .. third.
Dot. Lady Young, Marie Coghill and
Hounies Huck also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
JOHN MARSHALL ATHLETE
MEETS WITH BAD ACCIDENT
"riis Thompson CUTS trm ,udI> ann,
WIZ he out of Indoor Meet.
for Scnsun

curtis Thompson. star runner ~ ,hc
John Marshall uig!. school track Yuuud
WI not rnn again this season i'm 49,
ln'oor meet II is Thought however
.""t 'Nr' VIII hc ohlc To got IN shane
70" outdoor work
on Monday afternoon. while .r,c,i,
I"" IN tho school basement. T'hoiunsn,
'"'i INTO glass door ana crt :, iii,
E'sh ~ his arm. II waa ncccssnrv Tor
~" doctor TO take four stitches IN tn.
'N' Ard Thompson WIN 10 IN he'd Cnr
about wccil
me injury 70 Thompson is /. hard
'I"" ~ th.s ti:uc. as he was counted
on 20 sh"" something ~ tho meet i'm
Whshlrrton on Saturday night. Tbomp.
son vas entered In the iio- yard run.
.l" was also Il member Of The John
Marshall relax team
Nlthough the Marshal.itcs are very
much PM on. over the iuturv io
THOMPSON they are working hnrd. ana
WI send I've men 10 the Georgetown
-arc' BccsoI, 1Iancoci. t,4t~,or
Core ann Barrett arc ~" n.,n TO be-
'o"en on tho trip l&orrrtt ana iian-
cook VIII enter thc scholastic Gfiv-
Ta-d dash and :+o-yard run. core WIN
ne entered !u III" handicap mtcrcol-
'Gidto hurdles. Til" relay team Viii
ih"'T u" composed OF Iancocl.. hudcr-
son Core and E"cson Al or tho
E"nngs'"rs have shown wonderful form
'Nis yoar. and they should hv .,hic IA
land some o. the events.
/ - ,h" sano 'inc Ma, rrr tract;
squad leaves tho basketball t"al, uiil
I re 10 .lexaudria 20 rlar EpiscounI
. ll'Sh on Saturday afternoon IN,
I hAsk"' 'oss"rs have n clean sla," 80
! fhr this season. and should hcy down
| ny" 'cAnndria lads they viii HAY,
visions Of State championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
TOM JONES WILL JOURNEY
TO CHICAGO TO SEE JESS
thirds Manager viii see inst How
Sick Champ kcuily is-Mu.
Postpone bout.

NEW rotN' FEBRUARY l'--Tom
Zones manager "l jess wizard
lei, Tor chicago today t" see just
what cohui'!oh w mar" Is III. before
he left, Jones held a private CONSUL
lh'loh WIN Promoters kickard and
ho''i "cMe" 'ee'r"'hE me HEh' S'tua %
""i'' me TWO pioho'etS lhauc loi-
',.a' announcement t"-oaN that theE
- nv ',,.eNc w y"n H'pioh was so
Cn ne, 'n.'e Wi" ne pos. t"Hc
ON VIC W ~ ''''.' "''e Oh ia'tH
NV "'nr'r' s!"""s' however
,.'"!" . ~ ~ "J",."' ana 'here are
49, ~ 49, oi MN 20 Se'
NJ, ~ ~. ID! on ne
80 ,,, " ~ ~ nv
a.. ' mo
S $3.50 ",.''''' "'''''' '"''' S""E'
i,t,:
49, - nj,,, ~! NJ, VII oe
roS'p"he" "''her "h'ii Mht'h - or
ison S,,.ra ,.,,
,rhr,a y,,s 'n ,',,a.r, ~
inti M"s 'h "h"erefouhd rumor
ponc,nrn, of rho n,n,rh v.,. @
laid plan 10 snatch The -lrh, AWAY rro,,
Richard auI Nccrorl,., nv,
NOR was ouicl5lv eouelcred ro, ia
. state Athletic Commission vcr, M
record with the assertion nm, .r.y
Iichard will conduc, ma har,, j., ~
city and nohoGv els. p.s.noucu,.,,.s
don't cut any rieure in c,,s. or ~
obstacle arising preventing Tho Ion,
ON the scheduled date, The Gy,,tars
must fUnll their curagcmou, u.
latter date
jess has one Of those irritatirr co,da
that narn n, g, "a ~ N''"S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
SPIDERS TO PLAY INDIANS
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME WILL
BE PLAYED AT HOWITZERS
Fast Basketball Quints VIII Piar To-
SiEht-,,ackics Beat Delaware.
Other Results.

\ Richmond College VIII have its sec
fnd meeting at basketball with VIII
1iain and Mary tonight at the liOwit-
Ecrs' Armory. TIL. game will be the
Crucial orc OF the Virginia latercol-
.Hogiate Association series. as il will de-
5Hcrm,ne the status of the teams in the
Race for final honorS.
Il The Spiders have defeated Hampdeu-
Sidney and Randolph Macon, hut lost To
Eihe Indians. II the loCa! CollcgianS
can down the WilliainsburecrS to-
might, It will give them an even break
ftnd an excellent opportunity 20 cap
Eaure tho cup. as Richmond looks
stronger than either Of the other con-
Renders.
4 William and Mary has ono OF the
ythcst teams In its history. Ii has won
practically every game or it's own
FLOOR and several OH; Of town. The
airst game with the Spiders was a;
williamsburg. where the advantage OF
SpiayinG on familiar ground helped the
sJndans. Tho game tonight. being Oh
ia neutral court. viii overcome the han
isiicnp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
DOWN THE ALLEYS

Inc MnkeupS made Il clean sweep of
INC series with the Stcrcotypcrs team
iast night on the Newport allows East.
u new man, made fine showint; for the
nrst mn" IN fast company Britt led
LOT nlSh total, and Captain Green led
Tonight the Engravers meet the
Aunen on the Newport alleys.
owing 10 MISUNDERSTANDING the
games between the Richmond Dairy
ana the itaines, Jones g. cadbury team,
We're postponed. The 1iaincS, Jones 81
Eadbury team appeared with Il full
menu The game will be played on
Tonight the Chesapeake and Ohio
team meets the Deaf-Alutcs team on
the Newport alleys. The change was
mace TO accommodate several of the
players OF the teams. Manager Whit
man has decided to increase the prize
list. and has offered S. TO the team
hnish nE in second place There viii
also be several individual prizes do
mated by the merchants.
The schedule will end or March %
Wink
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
UNIFORM GOLF HANDICAps
cstern association tdopts Nc,y -.
tch 10 Govern Tournament. Indcr
Its Inrisdiction

SHlCAGC, February lJ--ln = circ,,
MALI 10 -lay I" al member cltiiq
Re western cor Association mates ,
lea tor uniformity OF naudicaInig. :,
fles Tor ~! tournaments under i,i-is
IctIon OF tho association
soiioWinp Is inc system. adopted Ny
(Medal rjay-.hscsrtaln the avernp.
PLAYER hNc best scores aud aEIo,
y MS handicap so per cent Of ~.
nercnce between his averap. scor,
Id par for the course
Match play-Thrce- quarters OF IN,
Iedal pla" hEurc.
In reporting ratings for player MON.
Prs or the associatlon clubs arc 70.
csteo TO state e fair allowance bo.
fcen tho monlher and som. vel.
fown golfer who has inquired proini
tntiy In open tournaments
the association ratings are for cigh.
en holes, and arc based on par ON.
ais OF the asrociation hone by iii,
Pans 10 obtain more fair ratings 70,
ayers who ask for IL handicap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First race-mile-Kcy Oakw"od. ll2
Ukeogh), 3 TO !. TO ; and to 10.
won; Cars Roy. los (GarncrD, 30 to
J: 10 to ana TO !. second: roliti-
to .. third. Time l:+l - Kyrcnc.
Talleyrand, Cotton Top. Nanlar John
bunny. Wapco ana Anna Bra2cl also
ran,
Second-milc ana seventy Yards
Mary Warren, i"t ,kcderisl TO l. :
Ia and Ia :. won: Plautacenc,. los
tIo McTaGGarD. ! Ia l. 10 > and :
10 i"' second; Toynbee; lo7 ,McDer-
Time. ! "A -. IrraWaddy. Laird OF
rkca!dy. Milton Roblce, Best Bib
and Tucker. and Mordecal also ran.
10 !. won: Nigadoo. lo4 'Dodd. i
70 J. 10 and to 3. second; Miss
Waters. lo6 nlanovcr). TO l. TO /
IN! 70 s, ,h!rG. Time. i:45. Boho-
ana. Blonde also ran
l'onrth-mile d.. Larrick. 10? Gar
,ner), to |. =" and to >. won;
ana TO 3. second Dick Williams. lo4
,Iudy). . To !, TO > ana 10 = third.
time. lasts Erynlinah. Hanovia
and Grumpy also ran.
Fifth.milc aud seventy yards Hell
To . won, chad Euford. III IIes-
cotO. $ to !. 10 and even. second.
River King. 10" oVandusenl. 30 to !,
10 20 ! mnd to /, third. Time. i45-
Clubs, Joe DO and w w. Clark also
sixthami ana twenty yards-Guiec
20 4 won; Ask Ma, lG7 CKeochp Il
TO !, To | AND To : second: Trans
port, ll2 p.illcyJ. 50 TO /. 10 TO and
> to /. thlrd. Time. l:Al Is. Miss
Thorpe, Rcd Land. Prince s. Arlsto-
,r.i also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
COW MISSION WILL. TtI>E
Up INTERN NTIONkI. MATTERS

It is expected that the National Com
mission. now that the antitrust suit
started BY the Federal League has been
withdrawn, Will try 20 cast oil on the
troubled waters Of the International
League situation IN Baltimore The
Federal hackers in the oriole City are
willing to accept almost any sort Of
proposition that will let them down
with som" show OF grace in the eyes
o! their fellow citizens. They are even
willing 10 bury the Ratchet provided
Jack Dunn rents the Federal Park
for his International League club.
heretofore President Ed BARROW has
spurned the least suggestion Of AMIGA
hilitv from the National Commission
lie carried his spleen so far as to re-
sign from the peace board. But, il is
said, he IS coming around 10 a broad
er viewpoint His league hasn't a
chance to thaw the ice in Baltimore
so long aS so many Of that cily's bust
ness mon are dissatisfied as they are
now. T. should not be difficult mat
ter fur the commission To bring Bar
row and MS former foes to mutual
terms
Al its meeting th- commission also
must consider the claim of Charles II
Ehncts against th" Newark territory
81 the international League. Charles
originally asked $4,000 Now he is
satisfied with = percentage proportion
ate 80 The perccntaue or stock he held
IN i"" Indians, Of tn" purchase price
of the Shooters, who are TO be trans
'crrcd "a the Federal League plant at
Harrison, y j Unbiased opinion in
the powers of baseball regards Ehbcts's
claim rs light To the extreme
Ehhets IS likely To make more % an
IMPRESSION on tn" National Commits
sion with his theories for remedy in
% III nj.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
DAVIDSON GRID DATES

DAVIDSON. y. -. Fchr,,:,r, * rI
i"ii'WIit practically complete football
.ti'nhi" Tor tho coming yoar is IN.
t'punH"i iN Manager AlGernon Reese
of Davidson college: 49,
September p" University Of Virginia.
mario t"aH lie; October T. Agric,iitIrn,
~" M''n"ili'hl. Charlotte: October ~
It"rEh school Of Technology. AtInnta
ptinh'f - Citadel (ChariCGiou) H.,
Noycmh"r rurmnu iruivrr.,itvs i;rn",, :
VIC: r"N"lnh.r II. University Of North
carolina. Winston Salon; November is,
,rnn'Ns' November 80. clcmyon, Char.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
ankees Sign Baker
New York Manager Announces That
fi"nc Kun Kin. viii Hrpiacc
MuiSri ON Third.

NEW YORK, February I5.-Thc
Yankees have signed ). ErunI>iin
tIiOmr ttun) Bni<cr. Ills contract
c"vcrs three years. Ills salary is
said to he $4,000 n year.
Manager Donovan announced to-
night That Bni<er will play at third
nnsr. This means TINT Fritz
MniSci VIII he shifted to the out
hcid. The acquisition Of baker
closes II dcn1 TINT Inns been prudiug
ever since the former idol Of the
Athletics quit Mnck's TENN after the
season OF teii. At different times
he wns reported to have been
cured by the Chicago white SoN for
600.
tinker has always hccn IL scnsn-
ton. lie jumped from m obscure
sem professional club I'm ID06 into
the 'iincliEht because of his rrOvcSs
with the hat. Ii WINS Bakers WON
acrful hitting and ruu-GctfinG pow
crs thnt helped to keep the Nth-
lrttcS on top In the American
League in 1910, 1911 and IDI2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
INDIANS GET CHAPPELL
Whitr say f'innl Payment for jackson,
u IL Snid-StilI After

CHICAGO. February l5.-Outneldcr
Larry chappcll viii he sent 20 the
Cleveland Americans
This action by President Comiskcy
OF the White SoX. IL said 20 be h :
'innl payment for Joe jackson. pur-
chased last summer from the Clevc-
land owners.
!ioWcfuu Eakcr IS still a White
SpN possibility. Manager Rowland :,d-
mtti"d that he had renewed efforts -
Hand The sta" third S3rIy.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
WIZARDS AFTER GAME
"I>iu." KciI! Wants 10 Take fIouc,,ciI
club iuto tnr0Iinn tor
series.

tAl.ElGH y. G.. February ID
King Kelly, vino has been selected as
the pilot OF the Hopewell team, ~ very.
anxious 20 get Il game with Raleigh
Hur!nE the practice season. Kelly IS
Shld 10 b" planning, 4 "trip into North
Carolina. which will probably include
ram"s ~ Raleigh, Rocky Mount Dur
ham. Greensboro and Winston Salem.
President Frank Jolly, OF the local
clnb. has stated that he will consider
q date with kclly'a club when The mat
'crAis brought TO his attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

HiTTSBIEGH February l5-rho
Kansas CITY American Association
club has purchased Claude Kerry, :,
catcher. from tho Pittsburgh Federal
League club, according 20 an an
nonuc"m"n, hcr" to-day The purchasn
NrIcr was not nNNe nuhl-n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
,ISCKE1'S HAND DEFEAT
no SrItONt. della W AREA =

/, ASHLAND, VA. February l5.-Ran-
5siolph Macon noscd out victory over
iT,claware College here tonight. 80 TO
saa. This team has just beaten Rich
jfnond College and William and Mary
,,oS close scores
+ The game was close and exciting all
sEhrouEh The first half Delaware
!sstarted out with rush and scored two
vi cid goals. but the yellow Jackets came
l,oack and the FIRST half ended II TO 6
en the latter's favor.
In the second half. Delaware again
Forged ahead, but Randolph Macon
held TO the lead and nosed on; the vic
ffory in the last few minutes of play.
III Reeder was the particular star for
delaware. while Waters and Brettinc :
Sam did tho best work for the Jackets.
The line up.
Delaware. Position RIM
aceder. let, forward .... Waters
Iorsey. right forward ..... F'inncy
|Neldin. .. center ......... scott
Doh erty. 80. left guard Richardson
|Neimcr right guard Rrettingham
Substitutions-T Wilson for Horsey;
:. Wilson for Weldin Goals-Recdcr
~. wciner. Wilsont2>, Waters 90.
|'inney, Scott. Fouls--Rericr CD.
I;cutt, s Referee, York. Time, 20
minute halves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
TO BUILD NEW CLUBHOUSE
WORK AT BALL PARK WILL
START TO-DAY IF POSSIBLE
Lefty George VIII Not Come Here
Newark Club Not Sold-Othcr
HuScl,ulI nour.

Work on the new clubl onae II Broad
street Park Will start this morning
if the weather permits. Permission to
construct the building las been grant
Cd by the city authorities and 1t will
oe ready for occupancy on March /.
The clubhouse VIII be erected under
the left field blcachcrs near the We
hicle entrance to the ball park. 1t
VIII be for the exclusive use of the
home team and will he fitted out with
baths, showers and steel lockers for
the convenience OF the players The
house.