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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
MARSHALlITES PRACTICE
FOR COMING TRACK MEETS
Coach Gnry Iins Not Yet Selected rcnm
RnSchnll Manager Gets Oncrn
for Games.

Although the spring term OF tho John
Marshall High School has just started,
the track candidates have not let up
IN the least IN their work, and they are
fast rounding into form. The Blue
and White warriors arc putting in some
hard work III preparation for the meet
with Maury High OF Norfolk. which is
to be held on February % in one OF
the local armo -i"s.
Coach Gary has announced that no
team has been picked as yet. and that
new candidates $till have chance
TO GUST some veteran from his place.
As the situation is nov, the local
boys are likely 10 defeat Maury In the
coming meet. In the dashcs they have
almost sure winners In Brandt and
Hancock. while I5ccson. ranplin. Should.
Il. Anderson, LYDIA and Hale are speedy
youngsters. Brandt and Hancock are
veterans Of last year. while the others
are recruits and some OF them arc GER
tainly likely 10 show something.
The lack OF men for tho field events
Is the only problems that corfromts
Coach Gary. rcttway, Fuller. Barrett
and Mould are showing up TO great ad
vantage in tho jumps. but there arc
only two men vino have shown any
thing in the weight events. Staples
ana Pcitway are the men on whom
the Blue and White will depend 10 land
the Shot-put for the Marshallitcs.
In the long distance runs tho Mar
:haliitcs have a chance to win al, three
places. Curt Thompson, who proved 10
b" star last year is showing the
hiin Irving Thompson, J.. Bass. Full
Ter and Sipp are counted on to Win some
places in these events.
John Core, who is manager OF tho
track squad. is getting over the hurdles
in iino style. and he Is likely to score
first place In this event. Mould. OEciI
and Dcvine are all showing up well
and Coach Gary is depending upon
them to land place or two in this
event.
While the track candidates arc get
ting in shape, plans are being made
for the baseball te.,w. Several out-of-
town teams have written Manager An
dorsOn asking that tho MarshullItcs
play them at their grounds Wood
barry Forest. WuVcrlv, Fork Union.
Blackstone and Petersburg arc among
The teams asking the Marshallitcs for
games.
Manager Andersen ia planning to
bring l. ishburnc Military Academy and
Many High, Of Norfolk. TO this city.
Tho fishhurnc gam" should be able 10
draw a larS" crowd in this city. MS II
u on" Of tho leading preparatory
schools OF IN" state. The MaUry game
always draws large crowd, and this
year should l." no exception.
The basketball Iuint Of John Mar
shall is scheduled TO play Maury High
OF Norfolk = return galuc in this city
on Friday night Tho Marshallitcs won
tho game played In Norfolk on Sttur-
day, ana they arc ilnuuius 10 admin
lstcr tho same dose when thcv meet
the Tars on Friday. Tho game will bc
played in the school Symua@ilm and !s
scheduled I" START at $50 o'ciocl;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
|NTs WILL BURY RATCHET
BARROW WILL NOT PRESS
CLAIM ON SEVEN JUMPERS
Charlie Pick Among Those I" lie Sold
by EcdS--I.rH,,I'" ." hclp
Peace Plans.

NEW YORK. February 2.--Thc Inter-
national League. ii has been learned
OH the best Of authority. is In IL more
amicablc mood toward It's two major
brothers OF the happy organized base
ball family and also toward general
peace conditions than il was when ia
Barrow walked right out OF the peace
committee. In all probability the back
crS OF this fast minor organization VIII
lend every assistance toward winding
MP the minor details of peace NJ the biz
baseball conference in this city next
week.
one OF tho many little obstacles
against satisfaction on the part OF the
Harrow following was the prospective
disposition Of Il number OF players who
had jumped the international League
after the end OF the 1915 campaign.
These. all signed To Federal League
contracts. were part ana parcel of OK
hibi} y. to which Harry Z. Sinclair and
his associates received clear title for
market purposes. There were eight
such athletes who had been wcancd
away from organized baseball by John
Camel. who jumped from Rochester to
tho Brooklyn Tip Tops toward the tail
end of tho last campaign.
At the peace meeting Barrow. At tn"
instance of his colleagues. objected to
the Federal League having mrcscrvcd
right Of sale OF tho players involved.
Barrow said lie would have no objcc-
ton to these mon being sold to major
league clubs. but that he would con-
slider ii an injustice If they were dis
posed Of to rival class IA teams. This
objection meanwhile has been with
drawn. peek at the salary terms OF
tho eight gentlemen in question put all
thought OF rcClaimiuC them out of tho
minds II Burrows hcnchmcn. for re-
Hlamat!on would neccssitatc the shout
derirT Of the outlaw documents.
one Of the eight players involved has
been sold TO Hughie Jcnn!nrs's Tircr=.
This IS Erkscn. once u member of tho
Giants. who played with Rochester las.
season. The others are Hoelkc. first
haseman Of tho same club; Whitcman.
ouih"ider. and Nash. inhcldcr OF the
1918 Montreal ROYALS: Second Eaycman
M'car'y and Catcher La Ionrc. of Ruf-
faio. and lnhclder Pick. who PLAYED
second base for Richmond. last year.
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PARAMOUNT Qu|NT CHAMPS
CHURCH HILL FIVE LOSES
DECISIVE LEAGUE ASH
Hest tnmc OF Present Scnson IInJ c,.~
hnskethnii Title ns Rewnrd
for Winner

IN the fastest and pretticst basket.
Dali game played on the Howitzors.
court so far this season, tho Jr,ir.
mount Athletic Club quint dercntnd
tho Church liill Athletic Club nv ,bn
score OF a. to 80 last night rho scnr
ing rs started soon after the yyhi.tI.
blew by Pcndleton, who shot q h,skot
after several lightning like nnssca
down the Moor. Woodward. a few
moments after. scored for Church IIi,I
After this tho game was min ana ,uri.
first one side, then the other c,,i,,,
the ball. Towards tho last mart, ~
the first half. the Fairmount bovs hy
n series of plays that ncttcd them scv.
crai goals. drew away from their an
poncnts. and were never headed ore
again. the first half ending with ,ba
score standing IS to Is in favor Of
Paramount.
Church Hin attempted a las, rally
towards the close OF tho game but
Paramount played them out and al
ways kept ahead by safe margin,
as q Church iiill supporter remarked
after the gamc-"'rhc best team ,yor :,
There We're no Individual stars on
tn" fairmount tcan--cach man PLAYED
hard Pcudlcton, FclVcv and pn.,v.o,;
did all the scoring. Patterson and
Jennings, at the guard positions. hold
Bell and Woodward the Church IIu
forwards. down TO four goals each
Tho Church Hill team did not show
''"''i ~ captain fb"t trl"d hard 10
get his men together, but the fast
passing ana shooting seemed 10 get
their goat The score:
G. II. a. 9. Position. FAC
Woodward. left forward pcndl"ton
Bell. ....... right forward Folvcv
Wharton...... center ...p.tiwav
Ehmic. left guard -. Patterson
Quarles -. right guard =. jennings
Score. II. y. G.. -; r \. C., 81
Summary: Goals from ncld-Wcod-
ward 90. Rcll 90, Wharton a. Eh-
mig 90. pcttway 90, l'clvcy co. rou-
dlcton 90. Patterson, Jennings Gnnls
from foul--Pcndlcton 60, Woodward
ca Referee, Mr. liarrrovc. Time OF
halves. 20 minutes.
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HOWlTZERS WILL CLASH
WITH STRONG CARDINAL S
triiil"rymcn Play Lynrhhur.rrs Hero
on Saturday NiSht-Win pcnnnnt
In Military iprrtIc

NJ tn" lioWitZcrS Nrrlorr on SatIi--
day night there promises to he n hnt.l.
ROYAL between the Quiuts representing
IN" Cardinal Athletic club. Of Lynch.
burg. contender for state champinusbin
honors. and tn" Richmond HoHiry. RS
IN" Cardinals have already taken Tho
measure Of tic cannon-chokcrs this
season. this happening in T.ynchi,ura-
several weeks hack, but tho dcfcn, has
only Spurrcd the locals on to creator
:h"rtS 10 annex this game. 4 hard
last contest IS promised
me- iiowiizer unint in the Military
league !inlshcd its schedule last sat
nldny night. when the Blues team
!a'!ed 20 appear, and the game wrs
forfeited "a tho Artillerymcn. Tho
M!ltary team mas won eight game.
ana lost none They cleaned IN cvcry-
thiEg Ia the Military League. defeating
the blues. Grays and Signal Corps and
several teams outside, including tho
Eairm"unt Reserves twice and McGilrs
deserves. Captain Powell. RYAN ana
Rosenberg at tile forward positions
nave held mp their end in every game
farrrr and McCurdv nj center arc
evenly matched, and both have Gnc
records. Rust, Gasscr and White n,
mo "uard positions have done VOL
especially Rust. as this is his nrs,
season in basketball. Taken these 10
%"th"r this team has played "A good
passing and shooting game which has
Won every contest so far this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
JUAREz RESULTS

First race slv mrlon- AoIrew
Johnson G5 Norrsi 2ta to lU ..trG
! go .. won HlIo Point, Jos FeyusD.
70 l. 10 aud oven. second S,uus
TO ;. 'hnd Trio. 1913. HrhiiaN oEo-
t. Jack Harrison ard I'd Fitzgerald
Second rae" mile Wright ro, rs &C..
iluNt 20 !! 70 auJ 5 - 81. won.
M.aI"a.aero ITO lormees),, 10 J. to =
.MerEIerl 10 20 !, 70 ! aud 20 %
u-r. Gorthelina Lone star. Marshall
T.lshwan and Barnard also yan.
Thlrd race-siN iurlon.s-Miss So
daha. III CSiirlincl. 10 10 j. 4 to and
even ana . 70 .. second; General l'ick =
",t. los ip!ckcns1. even. / To {: and
10 .. tArd Time. i:lI -. Grcyfoot,
Earid A'nv IUduraAa, Eugene sues and
liolou James also ran
Fourth racc--Duudrary rs tStcarnst.
TO !. 20 > aud to s. won; KinG
EoN, 100 dickens. even. 20 + and
Z" 8. second Gordon Russell. -
ll'irHyj. 9" TO T. 3" 20 and i to :.
ilh'ir' Ti d, - BILE Joe, Hard
lif,A-ilYe and on"-hait Curlcuas
'arrie rrmo Toe tStearreb. to ..
20 b and 10 ,. Won Jscc IT, lnI
HhuNl, even. ! 70 ana I 20 S, second
stella CRANE, to- tGravcst. ia - J.
toll md . 20 |. third Time, loo %.
also ran.
>ixth ,acc-Gvo and ono-nalf fur
'prGS-:Supcrl. los IActonJ, to = . TO !
ana even, won: AZurca, los Gross.
:" J S-tp ana 10 .. second. Mocller.
10 I'nlms). 20 .. 20 and 10 /.
,rish Led, I'oeinan. Andy II. ana Nc
Evan also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
YALE GETS TAD JONES
Former Eli Star Selected ns Hcnd tonrt
Of EoDtbni1 Tenn for Term
of Three Years.

NEW HAVEN, conn. February =
By a unanimous vote tonight The Yale
Athletic Committee appointed Theodore
y. y. iTad) Jones ~ head coach Of tho
football team for three years. and
Michael j.. Sweeney general athletic
advise: for two seasons. Their on
EHEcmcnt Was recommended by :, apr-
cinl committee. consisting Of Vance
Mccormick Brink Thornc and John
Fitzpatrick.
During the meeting Captain Black.
Of III" eleven, moved that tho present
special committee. with the ambition
Of Walter Camp. for many wears Ynlc's
athletic adviser, and juacph T.. Swat,
and WAS head coach Of the clovcn in
1907. be continued to develop n new
coaching system.
walter camp who retired from Yuie
athletics last year, returned this even
Ing to the athletic committee.
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After Olympic Games

una - Ia mnk" nnnthcr bid for
'hr b'SmFi" EUucs. Ihc oi,.r ia
h"id the 1916 meet having elected
-" reply, IAN Invitation la. Lrcu
extended 10 Huron de Coubrr,iu.
pTf-iucht az the iut,runti,p.,I
oiH Hpic committees, to li.It iIuyun.
ana ihepcci III" facilities offered ior
thr holding al i'm intrru;iI!nD1I ,u,ct
IA 'hjh. ihrrr *, of Cour>c, M, mas
>ihtiity of III" @nInr, hrInu. held I'm
h'riin H"Nt July, 81 .chr,i,ilcG i'm,
'nrdi"t"!I after the IGI. meet II,
Ht""h holm. Not even The u,cmI.crs
at the committee can inrrcn., :, I'M,
may "c"nr during ia" n"Nt .,,n or
three ycnrS.
VI Inc BrcSrn; time Iuron,:,u
countries have othrr and NOR. urc,,
ing mhttcrs than olympic unu,. ,n
mold their attention. Under m. cir
'nmAtHnccs II il iil,rly thnt the nc,,
revival al the intrrnutiourJ r,.c,
VIII be stnGcd nbroid, since I.u,n
lrHh nations viii IuNr nrItLrr ia.
iHihS hnr the mnirtini 10 ,,nrrunt
iohE ana expensive trim To tynry
''h' Nhrrr almost certain d.f.u,
N"''" ne ihrtT poE.Iun against Tho
"'hictic pick az the new world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
7ARHEELs READY TO PLAY
CAROLINA QUlNT TO MEET
VIRGINIA HERE ON MONDAY
Game VIII Ur Played ON Ioyvitzcrs
tourt-bown-iiomc Team In
Good SHINE.

CHAPEL lIlI.I.. y. g. February .
BaSkctonil practice. temporarily dis
nations, was revived last night Coach
poak ia working earnestly in AN cfrUrt
To put the uuint into condition for the
coming weeks trip through Virginia.
Carolina meets Virginia 1T Rich
mond in basketball on Monday next
!, VIII be worthy supplement, to the
annual THANKSGIVING clash between
these two universities in football.
comparative material on the two
CUNTS of this season is lacking. In
the first OF the two games between
these two universities In the 1915 sea
son. Virginia defeated Carolina by Il
single point, after playing two extra
periods to decide the tie score. Raleigh
papers spoke Of this game as one Of
the most tcnscly exciting contests ever
witnessed in RalciGh.
Following the game with Virginia on
Monday. the Carolina schedule includes
games for the rest OF the week with
V. j.. |. at Roanoke Roanoke College
at Salem. Randolph- Macon ut Bedford
Washington and Lee at Lexington and
named.
Andrews and Davis. guards. and
folding. center, have been lost to tho
cuts down the number of nrst-string
men to some seven or eight.
Johnson. captain OF this years team;
are playing their third year with the
team. Long. for the past two years
captain. finishes his fourth season this
year. ScruSgs. n forward: Massey. Il
guard. ana COwan, center. are seeing
their first year OF service. The squad
is IN good condition. plays an excellent
Samc indy idually. ana is dcrcloping,
Il good passing game.
The team. with Manager Homcwood
ana Doak. will leave probably on sun
day FOR Richmond. The game will bn
staged in the Iiowitz"rs Arnory. ar
engagements having been completed for
the use OF that court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First-thrcc and onc-half furlongs-
Aliddling Miss, II. G'rendcrGasD, 5 to
= 10 g and out. won: MorUrn Bcsa,
lie Ct. Mc'raggqrD. = 70 10. TO >
,Koeoeh). % to /. 10 ! and : 10 .,
trird Time. :43 10 MISS represent
and Walter Duncan also ram.
S.Cuud--GVc and onc-hn!f Iurinngs--
Lad" Powers. lot Gimov"rl, 20 TO J,
10 /, > to !, won: Lynn. lol Nhrosn.
- to : to / and to !, second AS
paragus sam, lUl (%urns). : TO 81,
even. 20 3, third. Time. l.l0 80.
cNzabcth Lee. Littl" Giull, Bas Blanch.
old Jordan and Douncr also ran.
Paymastcr. loG Loudcr), to ]. > TO
. and : 10 . won: snort Ballot, iDG
G-Nlcyt, 10 10 !. TO and TO J.
second; Aucon. III 'MotcalD, to
Royal Tea, Gentle Woman. Servia and
Uncle jimmie also ran.
Fourth ON" nile--Dulse or Dunbar
ia EUtwolD. b 10 >, TO and
80 3, won Or. Kendall. lO- CMcchan)
- !, 10 ana 70 3. second. iusi-
MOSS Agent. 10 G[ucrmcr,. : to !. :
50 and even. third time 10. Dude
Hustiiug Brass and SURPRISING also
F1frh-,a.le gnd iwon'y yards :
20 . nud TO 3. won: Chiffon King
10 :. second; Intec III CMecchanJ, ] f;
10 j. 6 10 |, , TO !, third. Time. LAY
20. " ". CLARK, River King. Mahc
MONTGOMERY, Service. rcrthrocl an,
DICK DcadwooG also ran.
&th-mile ANA = tccuth-Hcal
iere. III HInuoV"rD 8 to D. 10 II
#rd 20 ., won. Margh"n. III G<coghD
: 20 o. out and out, second; Ferrard
/ mira. Time. l.53l-5 llodc. Troyatt
/ ana Ala!d - * irkCnldy :lso ram
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
BILLY SMITH IS NO DRONE
PUTS IN STRENUOUS DAY
GETTING THINGS IN SHAPE
Plans New Clubhouse and Fits In Of
ficcS-oUcrs Dates to Virginia
League Clubs.

Things are moving slowly IN local
baseball matters. but from this ii must
not he gathered that Billy Smith is
sitting around steam-heatcd office
with satisfied smrk ON his coun,e-
nance. While s,iiI held up hroug Ii
inability to got a satisfactory reply
from Ia Barrow in regard 10 the play
ers TO DC turned over TO Richmond by
the league, Smith IS not losing much
time in spite Of the bad weather.
He spent n remarkably busy day yes
tcrday, and accomplished bis va
rioty OF things. In addition to rent
ing an Office and getting il partially
fitted up, ne travelled through the
storm TO Broad street FaCk and
planned out n new clubhouse. selected
il started Al once. Later ne perused
his heavy mail ana fred on; three let
ters Offering exhibition game oates.
l'rom which II must be admitted
that he IS no drone.
smith has decided that the new club
house should not he erected in the far
end OF Broad street Paris next to the
build It under the left field hicacicrs.
near the present vehicle entrance. The
building is 10 he twelve feet by forty
feet. and, i'm addition TO hathes and
showers. will ~ equipped with twenty
two steel lockers The new clubhouse
,yjll oc for ,hc use of the local team
while the visitors Will occupy tho pres
ent building.
Tho need OF new clubhouse has
LONG been :clt BY the players. and in
deciding 70 build nearer the playing
field smith mas looked to their con
vsnience and comfort The mon Will
not have the long walk 10 and from
;helr drcssinG-rocm. while tho near
ness - tho clubhouse will be q benefit
10 Tho manager IN warming up new
pitchers.
Smith yesterday secured a room in
The Pa-h Building. whore ne will have
his ctfice This arrangement will not
he ts,r9ora-y. hut VIII be continued
Throughout; re playing season The
downtown ticket sales and other husi-
mess Will 30 corluCtea from this Office.
which viii -eEe n" vork moro con-
ve-ieu; 90 the business end az tho
game new.t: Ncwlu% w'n DC in
stzi-et - ,he o'Tl-e when he arrives
- b--s- his f1tt,S on March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
FEW COBBs BLUSH UNSEEN
LEAGUE BATTING LEADERS
NOT ALWAYS RECOGNIZED
Hit Hard. hut Fail TO Get into Mn
jOrity of GnmeS-Mullcn Set
Stifi I'nrc

Ty Cobb won the batting Champion
ship OF the American League, and
Larry Doyle led the Slug"crS OF thu
National League. They were out in
front by fair margin. with no ono
to dispute their claim, but n glance
through the Spalding baseball record
VIII show that most leagues had their
nominal lcadcrS--mcn who played in
q few games and smashed out Il suf-
hcicnt number of hits to boost their
average above that OF those who
fought Through the long campaign for
tho pcnnant la several Instances
these nominal leaders played in fifty
games ar more, acting as pinch hitters.
and their claim for preference might
be honored by many.
There was that modest. sensitive and
blushinG Hcuny Kaum He dubbed
the bah for an average Of .3li, but
Watson, WHO started with the Tip
Tops and finished the season with the
buffalo Blues, was ahead Of him with
an average OF .39G. compiled in twenty
ninc games, in which he faced tho
pitcher forty-cight times and polcd out
nineteen hits. This was pretty heroic
action by Watson. and the pity is that
lie did not get into the Gamc more
often lie might. pcrchancc have cs-
tahliShcd Il valid claim of supremacy.
shorten. the center fielder of tho
Providence team, Is entitled TO con-
sideration in tho International League.
lie complied the perfectly good aver
age Of 80. Vet ranked only sixth.
Chester IioG, the loft-handcd pitcher
with Rochester. went on q wild jam
horcc in his twcuiN-niuc games. facing
the pitcher siNtN-niuc times. and get
ting himself twcnty-ctGht hits. Charley
Mullen. with Richmond part Of the sea-
son. hit .37l in thirty-ninc games while
Ed Barney. ono" with the Yankees, and
later with the Pirates. connected at
.335 clip in siXty-two games. Roth. of
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CUNTS INVADE HILL CITY
Many Games ThiS Week. In IynchInr;:
NirSinin I" Meet Washington
md Lee.

n N'IINIT.G, w. IchrUlrv =
zion college Gomez hero on Thursday
ui@h; for a basketball game with the
Cardinal Athletic club Tho Cardinals
play TN" Richmond Iiowitzcrs in R!ch
mord on Saturday night.
ON Friday afternoon the I.ynchburt-
itlSh School meets the Dnnvlllc School
for Boys here and on Saturday after
noon on tho floor OF Randolph Macon
Woman's College, Randolph- Macon COL
icSc plays Roanoke College. At night
At the city auditorium, Virginia and
Washington and Lee play their annual
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
Owner Of Leafs Stabbed

TORONTO. February 2.-PrcSiIcnt
james y. McCnfrry. OF the Toronto
international I.cnEuc IIuacbnII Club,
was stabbed last night by u man who
gave the name of w. Delaney. Me-
CnncrE found the mum In n room, of
his hotel after business hours. Tn
able Ia answer the proprictor's uurs-
ttons satisfactorily, he Hns elected,
nnd In the struggle Delaney inflicted
long, deep wound In MrEu0cry.,
right urn, scNcrinE nm artery. Nnny
stitches were required To close the
cut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
AGGIES MEET BAPTlSTS

WAKE FOREST. y. e.. February .
carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
WIN seek 10 tvcuEt the defeat admin
l''"fcd last week ny wake Forest In
kalclHh tomorrow u ght. when IL lines
70 against the Enptisis wax" Forest
"niE defeated Nh" hggics ~ one Held
roal in TIA" nrst game.
Walk" Forest has not los; q gam" this
t"'asou Dnrham 8 II. G. a. Carolina.
Trinity y ana ~. ana I.lon al HAY
Ing CONC down before the nrat Baptist
CDlut
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3S,;
Mahc-C ps.
Phone ISoys Win.

Tho Chesapeake and Potomac Tcle-
ph"r" team Won two ont OF thrcc games
last night on tho Palace runs from the
Richmond Dairy, and tied tho milk
boys for first place in the Palace
League.
Both teams were off color. and did
not roll mp to thciI usual form. To-
night Petersburg Richmond play the
hnal game OF duck pins. The Richmond
boys have good lead. bat the Peters
burgers say they viii. cut il down to-
night
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HOLY NAME WINS

The basketball Iuint representing tho
Junior Holy Name Society met ana
yesterday in Il game featured by beau
uful passing on the part OF both teams.
The speed OF tho Holy Name boys was
mainly responsible for their victory.
IN which they feel a just pride as tho
y NJ. II. y. team has met and dcfcatc,.
some Of tho best junior talent in the
city.
Lineup and summary:
Holy Name Position. Y.MIr A
Mconi ....... left forward j. Rosenstcin
Wright. right forward Fin X
i'oWclS. center D. coOpcr
iiart......... left guard ..... brown
Stouifs. ...... right guard l.. Roscnstcin
Score. % TO II. Field goals--Wright
%. M"oni, Cooper CD, Fink t2), i.
RcscnStc!n, Brown. i. RoScnStcin.
Goals from fouls-Wright ca. Mconi ].
ltoscnstcin. scorer. Dusgan. Referee,
Ryan. Timckccpcr, Ross. Time OF
haivcS. 20 minutes. Where played. Me
Gin Union.
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1T STRIKES ME
III TIM PATCH

Billy Smith in deciding to erect tho
new dressing rooms under the left field
bIeachcrS. deserves q vote OF thanks
from the local pitchers who will not
have that long march across the field
when they are yaul<cd from the box.
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In defeating tho Church Hill Athletic
Club uuint last night. Paramount won
the basketball championship of the
city. The game was i good fast clean
one, and was an excellent exhibition.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

In a special contest for an added
purse on tho Newport Alleys Yesterday
AFTERNOON. Helf"rts Giants won four
OUT OF Nrc games from Iir!tcs Cubs
making total OF 2.377. against cl4I
pins li"lfert was in good form. ANA
mad" over ""O in two out of the i've
Scores.
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.IniIed for Theft OF Harness.

Emmett Gentry was sentenced 70
four months in the City Jail ycstcr-
day when convicted of stealing pair
Of harness lines from Il. T. Crump {;
Co
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Deaf Mites.
Hainc.. Jones nnd Cudhury
Mnkc-I.ns ncfcnt nrnnr1crs.

IN" Whkc-TUs Won thr"e Ntrnirht
games from the Reporters in the rcgu-
lar Times Dispatch League series on
tn" Newport Alleys last night. Scores:
nCnNrIcrS.