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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
SUNDAY SCHOOLS ORGANIZE
STRONG BASEBALL LEAGUE
SIX Hihic Glasses VIII Hc Represented.
tonr Teams Already Have
Joined Circuit.

meeting held on Friday night
ia NJ bhraca classroom Of the Firs,
h"n'iSt church. Bible school base
ni' league was organized to he
SHOWN hereafter as the Richmond
i'lhi"-School Baseball League
tn" following schools were rcnrc
sent"d and joined the league: Firs,
,,.'n.'St n'araca Class. Calvary Baptis'
l"uiS business Mems Glass I.o /
EhH. Young Mems Glass; Highland
Snr!nss. Young Mems Class
me following officers were elected
Tor nc ensuing year: l.. l. Bruce. Cal
n",N n;tr;isi; president: w. r. High
nch; FIRST BAPTIST ice-prcsident. u
j." Morris. Calvary BAPTIST. secretary.
=; IT, Gala han, First Baptist treas
There is room for two more teams
ana any school I,Sirous OF rrtcriu..
me league should correspond nj ono"
WIN secretary u. !" Morris. o602 Floy /
i0formation
IN" next meeting will be held II
me tirsi Baptist Church on Saturd,,,
March Is, NJ o'clock
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BOWLING TEAM SELECTED.
RICHMOND WILL BE WELL
REPRESENTED AT TOURNEY
N"ldr'> Tip-Top> VIII tie tnptaiurd L.,
Whit Whitmnn-I'rc sidruI to
open Tournament.

irhm"nd h"wI"rs expect 10 capture
ht-h h"n"rs at 'h" great bowling
tournament t" to hold at Washiu@t"n
irom Arri! t" Ap'l - inclusive. rms
"iii %" ih" nr~t tim" iit"hn"md Nil! he
represented wlih tenn Of al!-Star
DO" terS as heretofore tile teams haze
h""u cut up in order to make "a required
number Whit Whitman. the Veteran
bowler, viii captain the team known
IS N"i""'s ilp-Tops and TN" ploT"r~
HaN" been selected to howl in the
tournament.
The team VIII liza" NJ rs follow.
W h!'man Wade. !'ai!"y Mcfarland
N"WS"|. ana Anderson ami Harper
substitutes
MI the players VIII also take part
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\ huHhl"'' AGGREGATION Of basketball
players - S.dom "-cu at :, small COL
!"S: thaN TIA" uu.ut that represented
i!I!aIu ,ud MAJ this season ANA
which won TIA" championships of M.
Eastern Virgins, Iut.rcoliewiat. As-
Np'!"i'"u Gayle. ~ center. who made.
an "Ai!rord!nat! record this wear IN
ON" th"np!ohsnlp gam. shooting thlr-
''eh NeiI goals. - probably lii. h.ayi-
est scorer OF the Indians Zion. a
product OF tho hills Of Southwest Vir-
GINA. - real husky athlete or m.
sturdy tiawnE type. He and can
l"!!i Jones mad. tn splendid paIr Of
10; wards. ana tn-i" work was :.l,says
reliable
Polly Stiyker uh" star guard f.,
IN. hci west member OF the champion
I9.ht II" weighs around lSj pounds
|'hihtr ana Nohc.ison. guards are
not small 10y any means
= our members OF III. auint are in the
senior class. Captain Jones. who makes
ms letters for the fourth time: GavIe.
formerly III tin" Portsmouth High. who
WINS ms letters for The third tim.
zion Tor 'h- past NO Years a guard.
hut iESt-ratv forward this season.
|"hmer. who has been Il varsity man
i"o out or the three years previous y,
th!S S'rEk"r ana Robertson playad
th"'r hrSt season this winter as col
I"S'"i" hh>kei.-r, Eorh ar. soph
moroS
iii" Indians VIII oy.,ag, IN w.i.h,
~ pounds " 3 Tincy. %. Norton;
was tn. ehic.en, manager of Tn. o,,Iur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
CADETS WORK WITH RIFLE
BENEOICTENE COLLEGE HAS
GOOD MARKSMEN IN CLUB
ind""r Practice Has Been iIumprrr,I.
nut butdo0r Worl> VIII Re Taken
p-IInIHrd Succeeds Fuller.

lH,i. -,,-.. ,,...'... l.,,...if..,
"''' ueNo'' '''' ''S energies 70
whipping It's rifle team into shape for
the spring outdoor practice. TN. team
mas no, b,d b,rilv am. .,r,,.,t.o CO.,
'''S' wv" "'"''"S' ""' A'''''"S To-
morrow IN" squad Viii To- divided up
into rhrees or four unde, officers of lie
raJ., .arns ,,l o,,. J.,..!i ..iu
.f
'>''''T "'''' S'"""''
MAYOR u. !faHafd, communicate, has
been appointed ilIi".. by The National
E!'ir Association. t. succeed Major ~
-. Fuller. Ir., who RECENTLY resigned "a.
commandment on account Of business.
Major Fuller viii cuulinii, as honorary
judge.
Tn" work tor tin. nest SiN weeks
wil! hc devoted 10 passing the Junior
craftsmanship requirements for the
National Rifle Association Junior LABEL
button. To win this honor the winner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
WAKE FOREST TRACK MEN
ANSWER CALL OF COACHES
Ihir's-FiNr Candidate. Rrport f,,
rrnrtirr-l:nirrrd In Biv
Stufc Eyenrs

WAKE FOREST. y. O. March -
ihiriN -hNe men have answered Tho
nrS' cal! FOR track candidates and nav.
heeh p!acticinS regularly for the nasi
several weeks. Tie coaching this So,
son Is being done hy l.. A. Bird. a siar
iIack ANA a member OF the squad for
VA. past three years.
SiN letter men from last years squad
nave reported. and McLcndon. a mon
osrain man from Agricultural and Ma
'h"hichi, Is with the team this season.
IN addition TO these veterans, a num-
Der OF last years first string men are
back' and these with number OF
promising freshmen candidates. rive
pro'nieS OF developing into Il strong
squad. S
Manager Daniel has NOT cornpIe,cd
ms schedule. but he has numerous
meets offered him. and very attrac-
i've Oh" VIII be arranScd Agricul-
tural and Mocha n!cal will be met twice
one" in Raleigh and at Wake Forest,
TRINITY. too. VIII be met twice. each
team haNing: meet on its respective
nom" ground \ meet will he probably.
arranged with the University O: NORTH
Carolina and Elon The team will also
send representatives to the State meet
at Chapel IIill on Npril %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
SHORT DELAY FOR SPIDERS
WET GROUNDS WILL CAUSE
BASEBALL SQUAD TO LOAF
Practice Cannot Start To- Morrow
Anticipatcd-Eort! -FiYr Wen VIII
Report for Training.

Baseball practio" at HichmouJ col
lese viii nave 10 be forogoue 10! "a few
days because .: TN. incIeIncno> of Tia,
weather. The neld. im.rrop.r.y drained.
viii bc Wet and sog@y foE Il week. and
wet feet are sure cause OF sore arms.
Practice was 10 have begun Tomorrow.
but will have 20 le delayed FOR da>
an Two anyway.
About for,y-uv, ucn n4vc uot.a,d
Coach Frank Doosom al rh,ir tuceu-
ton Of coming ort at tn. opening pray-
ticc, and soodiy number OF them VIII
he freshmen. Coach Dohsou viii dee
vote his entire time 10 the Freshmen!
until hc weeds them out, thcu with iH"
pick OF th, frcshic squad, ana the old
men he viii start hard daily workouts
in preparation Tor the heavy schedule
before them. Will the new men are
receiving attention. the Odd men viii
timber up under the supervision OF
Captain Lee I.iGSo!.
OF last years squad, six have re-
turned. These men are E!aukcush.p.
catcher; cox. pitcher; l.i@gou. short
stop: PItt, third base. and crosscIy aud
Stsson. IL the ou;ncld. These last Two
allern;,t-d last season in right field
This leaves two oUtield ana w" in
fcld positions 10 he filled. and from the
amount OF material at hand the fight
for these births ought t. hc in"rry
nm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
YALE WINS RELAY
sensational Finish Defeats Cornell In
Instance I:'rnt-Ted Meredith WIN.
for Pennsylvania.

NEW YORK, March t.-Thrillin,.
finishes marked most OF the rci,v
i"Grs at the second annual indoor attn,
Irtlc carnival OF the Extraordinarily,
Association az Madison square Garden
Tonight -Four thousand people vii.
messed the meet
The University - Pennsylvani, cam
thank Ted Meredith for Winning in.
on" 'and one iifth-mil relay race TIc
MS anchor man FOR his team. ANA
started i've. yards behind Bingham Of
Harvard In the first fifty yards he
closed he gap. They raced shoulder
!" shoulder to the last thirty wards
htf"rc Meredith wen, TO the front and
VOL by yard
Thr two and lwo-fifth-rnile rclav
alSo had Il sensational finish II wa4
a bitter iuSslc between Yale and cor
nell j. Ovcrton. who ran anchor for
ale carried his schools colors 10 vic
TORY after some nard running In tho
last quarter OF mile. He won by
TWO yards.
The hurdle race was 4 very prctty.
contest. TN. timbcr-tnppers went over
the sticks as one mp 10 the last i,;n,p.
and then +. II starr. of Cornell. pulled
away ana won.
Harold l.. Smith Of Michigan. The
Intercoilceiate champion sprintcr. won
the srvcnty-yard lash easily. ,lva "
Richards. Of Cornell. was the ipdlvid.
nal star OF the meet. He won the
Shotput and running high jump
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
INDIANS FINALLY D0WNED'
WILLIAM AND MARY LOSES
FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
Knndoipi, Macon Defeats williamsburg
0uint, but CInsh In No Way
Affects Title.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March f.
The Kamdolph- Macon yellow Jackets
broke tn" winning streak OF the VII
Ham and Mary luimt here Tonight
when they trimmed the Indians by the
interesting throughout ana some won :
derful shots wcr. pulled on The In
diars were not UP 10 their usual form.
which won III" championship for them,
and tn. Ashland forwards shot goals
at viii during the second half
The Randolph Macon lads were the
FIRST 10 sCorc. when Scott put til. bal
through tine net Oh foul. Later Brit
tinrham Gagged one from the field. The
Indians slowly gained :. narrow lead,
hut despite thfs fact the half ended
u TO !" In favor of Randolph Macon.
At tn" op"ming of the second half
~ could ID" seen that the Jackets were
Improving. whil" the work o! the In =
di"ns was not a. good. Finncy. for
ward ON the Ashland team, shot goals
at viii. The guards OF III. Indians. 1t
seemed, could not prevent him from
making all sorts of shots.
III" Yellow Jackets earned a we'll =
deserved victory. and while III. game
did not affect the standing Of the
teams. The Ashland lads were The arst
''l''- 10 no" " lh' IHuldn ms IN 'nr cham
pionShip series
The stars "fth" game for IL" Yellow
Jackets wer" Scott aud Finuey. scat,
sho' fly" ont Of seven goals from. fouls.
whit" F!nr"y Gagged six baskets from
III" hc!d. Zion and Captain Jones
PLAYED the best uam. 10, the indians.
Tine linc-up.
W x VI Position E-M
40 .-.-...- left forward. 49,. Waters
Joi"S right forward 800. F;uuey
'1aptainD
G"yIc center ....... scott
'aptain)
Hooer'son. left guard Richardson
9'fNk "r right guard Hrittiugham
HHmmnrr. score RIudoiph- Macon.
81 William ANA Mary - Goals from
n"Id |i"n 80, Jones 80. Gav!".
S'rNk"r -. Waters. Finney 90. Scott.
Richardson o.. Birmingham go Goals
from i"uI--SC"tt - uu, Of -, Jou.s
81 out 81 -. Time OF halves 20 min
ni"9 Referee. Iare!"v-. V. j.. l.
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| RICHMOND BOYS Do WELL
WOOD WINS PRETTY RACE.
AND Is SECOND IN JUMP
HI"~> score Eight points-Spcuccr
second In nif-Niic-Nir-
ginla Wins Meet

WASiiiNGToN. March a-The Uni
vcrsity of Virginia carried of frs,
h"nors in the George Washinrtni an
nual indoor track meet held i'm Con.
Neution Hall Tonight, scoring ci, ven
points. their nearest rivals being
G"orgctown and John Hopkns. both
scoring ten points.
The Richmond Light Infantry Bluoa
came within ac" OF winning the
"iun trophy. bat were beaten on, Ly
on" point hy the Baltimore Athletic
| Association. Tn" Blues scored ci,h,
points.
Is. c, Wood, running under the co,ors'
Of the Richmond Hlucs. was the bri.nt
feature from down South. Not only
dtd n" win the Goo-yard novice race
( from good field, but finished second
/ IN tn" open handicap high jurnp
Georgetown won the South Atlantic
trophy.
Spenc"r. Of the Richmond Academy.
finished second in tn" SS0-yard seine
iastic race. The Academy ho, : ranked
teams:
Summaries:
SO" yard relay race-won by Balti-
more folytcchnical Institutes second.
N""dbcmry Forest Time l:l3l-5
h-o',yards relay 'acc-Won by Epis-
7
TON. Trenholm and Strhling,: second.
hh!tim"r" P"iyt"chnicai Institute.
Time. 80 10
/ i"o-vards. opem-Won by Grinith, Of
t;eorgctown: second. Brown Of MARY
land .N"gics: third. Mason. Of Nirciui,
/ limo. 90 10 seconds
/ Running high jump. opcn-won nv
. Error of Johns Hopkins: second Wood
Of Il. l.. l. T.: third. Dienicr Of T. \ e..
| Height feet inch. inch handicap.
IA .,,i .I.,..,
"f st Adams School. second. = Sew
ard. Of Episcopal High School; third,
Brewer. of St \. :. Time. 6 seconds.
'"-yard. open Won by Brown. Of T.
y ~; second. :. Seward. of Episcopal
H. s; third. Crane Of Virginia Time.
" - seconds.
SS"-yard run. orem-w Won by Round.
Of Virginia; second. Burke. Of Lehi-h:
third. Edmunds. ot Virginia. Time.
2:p3 80.
Campbell. or Georgetown: second. w
=: Weeks. OF Johns Hopkins: third.
Maury. OF Virginia. Time 1904
iio-yard dash South Atlantic cham
pionship-Wo by Berkeley. tniver-
SLY Of Nirginia: second. Uhler, J. II. L.
'disGualiicd), Mccormack. University
OF Virginia. Tim. - 30 seconds.
N>1-yards scholastic run-Won by
Carter st. y. :. second. Spencer, r.
~ third. Pridm"r", st Adams. Time.
:2.o9 - seconds.
>No-yard colieeia,e relaj race-wou
by Catholic University sullivan. Horn.
k"an and Field; second. Washington
and Lee. Time. ??s seconds >
toward sch. asiic dash-won by
81 Adams: third. Trenholm, E. r. S
Time, :5S2-5 seconds
Pole vault. open handicap- Won hv
E"nSr,son. q; T.. second. knyk; third:
inches.
Two-mile. South Atlantic champion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
New Grid Rules

Here are the nrn t0uIbalI ruIcS
in Il nufShcil:
II II kickon goes in the crowd, Ia
il - tuuch back.
If blurkrd lick goes in the
stands. il il safety.
NJ one. NOT even a pin, >icinu, can
80 oU the Hrid without prrmis>iuu.
There can he rn striking: with
fists elbows.
IT defending teams forward
pass hits the goal pest il j. u safety
The referee can call tn" game on
account of darkness.
player can hat thr ball with his
hand in - forward pass.
II u team cuinc> the field lntr
the other side can chuo>r the goal.
: player must he the last iuan on
III" line az s"rtn'naGc {" get fur
ward pass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
AMATEURS GETTING BUSY
BASEBALL MANAGERS ARE
LINING UP THEIR SQUADS
Local Commission Has Done Much to
Impr"Nc tunditious Among sand
lUttrrS-t.OUd Pros started Here.

Things ar" ON boom in the camps
- tn" amateur baseball PLAYERS. and
Tho various managers are beginning to
lay aside ov-rcoats and don sweaters,
:" that they Will he ready to cutter the
rush Tor the services OF the best talent
that Elchmoud's back lots can supply.
Speaking of tn. b"s, that Richmond
can give is going mighty mild, if our
baseball loving people would only look
around Tor "a whti" and sec what We
have given tho journeyman's card to.
Away back in the SOS Richmond sent
men to the front that made records
thai are sun To hc beaten. and since
that timc she has not failed t. add
yearly 10 ;hc ranks of men that have
contributed 50 much To the sport loving
pupulacc of this great country.
In 1911 TIA" AMATEUR Baseball Com
mission OF Richmond WAS founded. This
organization undertook the problem OF
systrmatizing the records OF the sand
loitcr and Of iIccpinG in close touch
with organizations OF the same kind
throuehout the country. These organ
iZatious ara known /" and recognized
by the professional fraternity, and 1t
i TO them that the wise managers of
organized baseball scud their scouts
when looking for the best material TO
mn, jut, an ALREADY good machine
Amonr In. ulavcrs that Richmond
h,. contributed Sine. organized ANA
,cu,. b,s.bnll has been i'm existence. are
Ir. u.rhliu.. who carried the famous
old E,ttlc .Nc team to victory in 1911
and gained RECOGNITION by his wonder
ful work that wear against the. bankers.
of WASHINGTON. ana the Mary land N,h-
l"tic club - Baltimore. .oc's part
nor in these games was Charlie strain,
who rlav.d several seasons in the Vim
.iui, state League. and afterwards re-
tired Of his own accord others who
have zone Ia the professionals are
..I,l." ron. "ChcSsi." l.ichs Bruce
calder Frank ltlunt ana carl Saracino
.po,'' \Nnldbra;rr. VINO was last Years
sensation hayin. made n strikr-out
record whil. "a member OF th, lIom-
hrucos. viii This wear play in the
western Association, and there ar"
others who will play their las, season
this wear ON the amateur fields
IN. Commercial League met last
Mouday night and perfected it's organ
cation with tho following clubs;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
ELECT NEW MANAGER
>paueh VIII Direct business END ,f
Wake Forest basketball Team
wv ScMSnM.

WAKE FORREST. y. C., March
{. +. SpauGh. of Liuwood ~ c. was
elected manager OF The 1917 basket
ball team io succeed Is. NJ. Yates the
present MANAGER III meeting of the
student body aftor chapel EXERCISES
ms morning. Two assistant mana
gers We're elected u, the same time.
resulting IN the selection of H. v
Moss OF wilson. y c.. and w IT,
Clark. Of Apex, y. g.
The new manager has Supported
athletics well since he has been II,
collcn" lie has played good ball for
the class teams, and has seen two
years service with the varsity squad
as a subs tltMtC.
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HAVE COME TO TERMS
Chicago Papers Say BrcsnuI,nn uud
Wccghnan Have Reached Agree
ment Over salary Question

CHICAGO, March i.-Accordinc To
n story printed here. President Weerl
man. Of the Chicago Nationals and
Roger ErcSnahan have come TO terms
the former cub manager having agreed
10 accept S10,0u0 or the salary for one
of the two years remaining of M,
contract and his unconditional ro-
lease. BrcSnahau is said to have con-
Cludcd negotiations to get the CIeve-
land Association franchise and move
the team To Toledo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

MACON. CA, March i-Twcu;y- t>v .
members of the Boston National Lea sue
team left here At II o'clock tonight
for the Braves training camp ut
Miami. Fla. several OF the players in
Guiding Ever" Ragom, G"wdy. HuShc
aud Nchf, have hccm the guests OF
Manager StallimgS at his piantat ton
near Haddock. Ga. Tor II week SIX
other players together with Boston
aud New York newspaper men, will
join the party ut Jacksonville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
rI:rIRSBtItG CiiH ,.INE>
THREE. DATES ny INTS

Ircsi6cut Alvin NJ. Smith OF the
local club, YESTERDAY received = letter
from tn" management nf 'hc Peters
turc club of the Virginia League. ac-
""pting AN Offer FOR rhrc" dates with
tn. Climbers Two Of ,hcs. games - i'll
hc in this city. Will. one viii he PLAYED
iu Petersburg. Tho local iuts viii
Journey 10 the cockade CITY on APRIL
"a. while the Go"hcrs Viii perform
her" on April Il ana -.
Rocky Mount also has Two games
wi'h Richmond, piayiuG here on \prii
y aud -. Ray Ryan manage Of The
Ironchos. will Ice IN This c.ty i'll a fcw
doNs. when he viii take up with the
local management til. question "f play
iu; his team at Rocky Mount Also
may consent I" going to Rocky Mount
vast hCfor" III" regular season opens
~ order To get limo on the manner
~ which his hopcfuls perform away
from home.
The two games scheduled with Nor
folk, 1T the request OF the Tar manage
ncn,. have been Calccll"d. and Peters
"urr gets those dates The IIopcwclI
club has also been offered games. and
'hc thermometers will II. willing to
rlay the Wizards return engagement
on their own grounds
With Eiily Smith absent for several
days, tho baseball situation here is
a:ain slow. hut the players will he
-'n TO drift in now In less than two
weeks The players have bccn or
d"rcd I" report here. ready To start
r'actiCc on March 20, and number
nave announced that they viii get
"a re a few days ahead OF time for the
purpose OF lnberinE up
Tho grounds are now in better shape
than they were at any time durins, the
past season. The infcld has been en-
'irely mad" over. having settled con-
siderable on account OF being raincG
last year by Dunn. Tho year has been
at much benefit TO tn" diamond. and IL
Viii compare favorable with the he's,
" hen the new season opens Next
week the outficld will he given Il thor
"ngh overhau,ing and new grass will
hr sown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
MAPLE; LEAFS HAVE FIND
IN OCTFIEI.DER MARTIN REt.kEIs

HARTFORD. CONN, March Ito
r"nto has secured promising out
!'older in Martin Becker. acquired from
tho Lewiston club of the New England
League by Arthur Irwin. and IL can
almost be seen from Rockers record
mat he will land regular berth with
tho Leafs and prove valuable. Becker
was given trial with The Giants to-
Continued on Second Page)
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Durham ncnts Wilmington nigh

TlIKTIAM, \. Q. March THE bas.
ketball team from the Durham High
school won from the Wilmington High
school Tonight by the score OF 81 to
-. Durham is thus entitled to con
test ia the state championship series
at Chapel iIill as tho champion OF the
eastern section az the state. Winston
salem hes been declared the champion
"i the western territory o! the State
and thus viii h. pittcd against Du-
ham III the final series.
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MiddIctonn High Loses

ifAI;RlSoNEURG, VA. March fly
defeating the Middlr:owu High school
BASKETBALL team last night. the uuint
at the i.inviilc- Edom High school is.
claiming the basketball chaupiunship
of tho Shenandoah Valley. The score
was IS tn 80.
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This is Real Funny
C0lIeginms VIII rick Amateur
Standing by Playing with Pro-
fcSsiOnaI Against Professionals.

Standing by Playing with Pro-
fcSsfOnaI Against Professionals.
MACON. GA. March I.-Business
Manager Ilarr! Sparrow has nm
nOunccd - game for April between
the Yanks ind the Colonial Attn
Ictic Club. Of New Haven. Nnrs.
Harry lie Gore. Arthur Mflburn,
Spencer rumpcily. Pie Why. Charles
HrickIcy. George DrickIry. Bob
WHIT. Of COiumhlR; Pete FnIscy.
Johnny Iianncs. Tat Co,vics. r..
Uowcn md Clyde Walters nrc mem
toned Rx among the G.. =. G.. play
crs.
Our understanding Of the 4. A. 4.
rules II TINT lie Gore and Watt. with
others, will not he allowed TO COM
pete with the two DrIckleys. both
now "pro'' athletes, and retain their
amateur status. There IL hardly a
chance lie Gore and Watt will play.
lint you can never toll nbOut pres
ont day athletes.