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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
HAVANA RESULTS

FIRST zcc-fre aul oue-half fur
lrn=s-Noyal Interest III ,connciIy,.
even. . 20 and out won. paulson. 100
'ierEius' "a J. to : ana Ia 10
second WrV"riu". ~ oWats"n). TO !.
- | and 20 = third. Tim. as
iarsll VOLS Baths amG stubborn also
Sernn1 i've and on half furlours-
Ts" EuUp. IL WARD. = 10 l. > TO
=rd 20 :. Won. Lady Brvn. lGa Nick
lanst. 20 J. : 10 and . to : second:
Fronti"r IL Young, to /. TO : and
~ :. third Time. log MEDIA. cris-
Ca CarteiH Elliott. Righteousness and
lH.ic" chap also ran.
Third rs, and OF e.-halt fsrlonrs-
- > and 6 :" > won Tiser jim. lo5
NhrdJ, - :" J 10 ANA : to l. sec
ond 81" Guide. l"2 tSt"rl.tt), 20 TO l..
:" and to ! third Time. .oS -;
Margaret Ellen. iudas Brother. Ethan
alien. Regular, Kettle Drum, Eu,crpe
ard Sir rr"UhaCh also ran.
Fo"rth-fv- fGrl"nrs Moonstoun rs
'Etlb 3 10 :. even aud 10 . won.
Rum strickland. l0h C6'ouu"liyl. 10 :.
70 ana ont, second On en- Apple
i"i lbor!nickp :: to :. 20 : and 3 10 :.
'hird T''"c. 1901 Greetings Smirk
ing mud idl"r also ran.
KUN Sis 'GrlorGS Al,amaha III
lrnwin.ckJ. to L. " To aud even.
won Merry jubilee loG ,po.l"J to o
20 :. aud >" :. second u: First, l05
''ouu"l SIP. % . = to : aud 2 to :.
third Time. .i3 -. H"r.ctiou. Flee
,rictau Epr4S and II" Pin ais, ran
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III ~ GELS rNHI\ MD
Will: START III HIDING STANDS

Innu purchased from tho Wal!am
ia'torsou estate portion OF .l.- Ta,
l"fsor property ON M.rryu.ar. IN.
ior HIS baseball part T'e PROPERTY
I"'nIr, -" about seven acres ana II
,"raioi ~ Barclay street. anoi, on.
n'"'h from tn" York road car .iia ana
s." blocks from the former oriolr
baseball groVuds. which is rou ~. si,o
OF lh" hllly sunday Taborracle
lN" zeal has been if negotiations
i"r syNer.. weeks pas, /, is oSpec;"d
NAV ny to-day . CONTRACT VIII 10
award for the clearing cf the srnurds
preparatory TO III" erection Of ~.
lfaNGstauds ana the outlining or ,f.
ulIhpna. The last Of March is d.-ir-
Idicn as tn" opening date Of IN.
The tract is o: yunicieu, siz. 10 .,,-
|n!" putn 10 nav" one Of the be-r plav-
i"e fields in tn" country. ana the riaiie
y hl"h h" has hau prepared call for fouf
iin"s OF ahoui %25 feet. An idea of me
NiZ- OF TN" field can be gained from
~" fac, i,ha' ne left-hel foul line at
! "rrhpiE iark WAS not over .gu T..,
stands 20 scat from 900 10 IL ntb
VIII y" constructed. but whether ,r,,.
VIII be az wood or Coucr"t" has ~,
been decided rs Yet Dunn had plan
ned 70 build concrete. hEt in view nr
Inc fact tnat h" delayed buiIdirg IN
the hop" OF getting T"rrapim PARK NAV
= lltr ms original llanS
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PRAISES JIUJITSU
tmrrirnn Who Rrrrutly Won High
IIonnr> In !npnnr>c Sp"rts. says
Teacher Could Beat willard.

Tha; tho Occidental athlete. VIII"
VIII devote the necessary time and at
t"ution 10 training. can hold his own
ia amy form or sport the world around
has again been demonstrated Milan
Smith. a Sco'Chmau employed hy an
American compaUE in Japan. has re-
Gently been awarded the famous ''hlr.l,
belt" rivcn for proficiency i'll ju-
jitsu. In order 10 win this distinctive
honor in tho JaDlncs" art of sc'--,'c-
fsnsc. /. is necessary To secure l"oOO
falls TIP to Il few days ago only three
foreigners had won the black boil
although hundreds had tried and fail
ed after long sessions Of train,f.; and
competition.
~ means or sclf-dcfcnso. smith
asserts thar jiuji,su is far superior
t" wresIln" o. STARRING II" SAYS.
~ master of jiuji,su could have do
f"ut"d IacS Johnson in his prime. Ally
fricnd here" indicating his instru,tor.
would have had no trouble in defeat
ing Johnson"
'"r less Willard asked visitor
Smith did not reply hu, his teacher
said he was conNhen, that at least
thirty of his pupils could oca, either
Willard or Johnson.
Smith graduated only this wear from
the jiujitsu or Judo school after
nine years of study ana man" hard
Knocks Below The black bc,i class
mere ~" tn" wcar"rs OF IN whit"
belt and ibos" 81 IN" brown belt. rhc
judo fraternity keeps sharp watch
on the conduct Of it's members. and
any wrestler who is guilty. Of prac-
ticcg not I'm acCOrdanc" with the spirit
Of "hushido' is not allowed TO grad
uatc.
"Among Americans and Europeans"
said Mr. Smith IN discussing the sport
IAN idea prevails that iiujitsu is sim
ply 10; "f holds that would he de-
barred 81 q western wrestling match
and is consequently inferior to the
catch las -caiC h-Can STYLE. This is all
wrong This idea might he applicable
10 tn" old jiujitsu. but tho modern
cult is simply very scientific form
Of wrestling. including number of
throws with whicA our less scientific
catch as-carch -cau wrcstlcrs ar" not
acquainted"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
BASEBALL IN OLDEN DAYS
WAS NOT VERY EXPENSIVE
Interesting Figures show Came Forty
ears AS" Was More Economi-
cnl Scale Than Now

MEM YORK, February 23.-A num-
Der OF Interesting references were
made to the early days of professional
paseba'i at the recent anniversary
dinner" OF the National League in New
York City. None attracted greater at
tention than the reading Of the III
nances OF the senior organization for
its initial year.
The report showed that the receipts
of tho league amounted to $S2lS2
Each of the eight clubs forming the
association contributed 500 and Il
sporting goods firm the remainder.
The expenses of the league for the
year 1915 was SiIJ.J0. leaving "A bal
ance of s3iG.32. The chief item or cN-
pcnse was the salary of $500 paid to
Nici( Young, who served as secretary
ANA treasurer during the first year of
the leagues existence Postage ac-
counted for Sl725. with stamps cost
ING ! cents each in those days. Sa-
tionary amounted to Sect: score
sheets. $".i5; record book $50. and
q rost-oilice box. $i.75. There were =,
few stray items for kilograms. pins
and other Office aDpurtcnanccs. but no
mention "f rent
AS opposed 10 this statement tho H.
nancial report Of the National Base
ban Commission Tor 1914 gives AN nx
c"ilcnt idea Of tn. growth Of III" husi-
ness end OF the ;,amc. The National
League in 1876 Was the dominating
factor in baseball. lust as the national
commission - the supreme court Of tho
game to-day. NJ the end of 1919 the
national commission had :. balance Of
S-''V3.N3. Tn" receipts from all
sources dung 1919 amounted TO 81. :
..s =
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FAIR JOCKEY MUST
STAY ON TREADMlLL

Louise Murray. the. or AN actress. has
warned The Jockey club that she is
thoroughly a SUiilariSt. in that she
wishes her application FOR a jockey Ii
c"nSc to he fnNorahiN acted upon. In
other words. Miss Murray is in favor
of JoltS FOR women.
Upon the receipt OF a letter from
Major .\lrcruon paingcrficld. assistant
secretary OF the Jockey club. in which
the major COurt"oUSiN Informed Miss
Murray that under tn" present arrange
n"nt Of racing II would h" odd for
woman Jockey To compete with men
Jockeys Miss Murray wrote request
inS the priNIl"y" OF appearing before
the stewards ia person.
Further. To convince them of her
sincerity OF purpose and OF her lack OF
desire ior publicity. she has invited
them 10 Il private race on the stage of
AN opera house. She viii demonstrate
her ability TO ride a hors" i'll a tread
mill
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

E-r., -, -.
On III; ~ "rtonSs-tonow'n
cy.u /" J. TO ] ana
NM, "",' Ntu"hhS MISS |" tMet-
S''r 70 Ven ana !" = second;
,yn, NM N""rpcF?' j." 10 !. 10
Nsi, tI.'N' 'iNnc. - u. Mico Girl.
/ '"''' i'"liN ana S"lViS also
,Ifr",." i"f'"nEs Ehtina zoo
~ = - !" to and even.
80" - ,NNhr"Scl. - 10 !.
~ ~" " I" second CLINT, il%
t;i ~, o." 70 =" even and 10 :,
n,tI", -" -. PARKWAY. Cold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
HAWKINS STILL TRAILS


Tho fourth block OF The o-ball
pocket billiard match hciwc vii
liam II Clearwater. three times cham
pion al III" world ana j. $ liaw l<ius.
TN. Virginia Stat" champion. was
played al the Superior Billiard Acnd-
emH last night and Witnessed by Il
large ANA enthusiastic crowd. The OK
champion was in good form. and dis
played good Judgment throughout the
entire game. while the Virginia cham.
pi"m seemed L" be entirely of his
stride. and aid not show up to his
usual good form GOOD plays by both
OF the contestants were always ap-
pIaud"d bv = generous oUtburst
Tn" afternoons game was won bv
tn" Virginia champion by Go"u con-
sisl"ni work by tn" scor" Of l0I ball.
10 50 balls for Tia" '%-ohampion Last
ulGAIt gam" vas Won by MIR. clear
water hy an exact two TO on. s,or.
TO- to 81.
The total score nov is Clearwater.
+"l Hawkins. ~ IN" nfth bIocl.
wil' -" played This afternoon at 80
o'clock and TIA" sixth block at : o'clock
All are invited To witness the game
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MASONIC TEMPLE WILL. STAND
On CREST OF SUOOTiR'S Hi

Ai.ENANpRlA. VA, February -.
Members of the Gcory. ,Vnsbi;,..t,
Masonic National Memorial Agsoci,
ton LEFT for their homes to-day. arr,
selecting site Cor tic proposed ~,
mortal. which il 10 take the form
4 magnificent temple for housing roIj.
ana pictures OF Washington. II ~,
%" erected OF the crest or Ghootcr
iii!i' where The Capitol OF the Unit.
states would HAY. been bullt. hi
toiians relate, hu, for the moJos,v
washington. who feared tina, i, nil,
POSSIBLY b" suspected that an ofn
Wa being made 20 cnhauc" Tho va,
or ms real estate holdings south
tho Potomac
The temple is 70 cost 500, 600 mo
Of which has been raised
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TO TRANSFER INDIANS
stock In Cleveland Americans \,uI ~,
"a New Owners T0-Dn,
Dunn Heads Buyrr,.

CHICAGO. February Transfer OF
'h" STOCK Of the Cleveland American
:c"En" !ub from the bankers holding
, hhrl"s " Sonlcra's interests 10 j q
I'uhh am! ms co!IcaEucs * to take
pl"C" Hi fl"Ncland morrow ana IA
uiEhi MI. IiunH. President Johnson OF
IN" American League, Robert McItoy
hh' l'''h lane i"it for that city II is
not expected that tn. organization az
J'c nc" club VIII take place to-mor-
T"". bat ih" lat nf stockholdcrs NAV
hrV' uuc"'!ug "
hir"u non leading 10 tn" ,arim Of
~" i"."!"nb American AgSociatton
''"in. another Ncju"rp's holding H. 10
lax" p1''" tr-ntprTrW ~ Ia" 1clI.Iulc
in""'ins ~ m" ahrrcln,ipn ~ CoIi,,u.
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ARRANGE FOR RACE Date
HORSE SHOW SCHEDULE
FOR VIRGINIA CIRCUI
~crshurG. IppcryIIlc. CuIpcpcr. Man,
,,,I.. 1.-THE" ne, Misunderstanding. Kerry

NV WASH -, IL lNGToX. -; G.. February %.
Virginia circuit wcr. annroy.d ~
n.,"rMo9m ny the Virginia Horse Sh.
the New Willard Hotel here.
All the officers of the ussocjuti,
each OF whom has had Office for n
consecutive years, were rc-nIcrtcd
follows; Joel NJ. Cochran. OF C.ho
iottcSvillc, president: K. Powell Par
i5oyc". Va. vice president. and Eia
Johnson, of Warrcnton. secretary =,
treasurer :"
The show schedule as approved /,
day is as follaws: National CAN'T
iiors" SHOW. May 6. $. =, 10 and /
i.cesburE. Juno I and s: uppcrvill
June l6 and ~; Culpcpcr. July 1 al
.; Manassas. July - and -: ornntr
July &c and q; charlottesville. 4
gust and :: BcrryviIic. August q "a,
10; Front Royal, Angus, ~ and /
Warrenton. August - aud - a,
Charleston, w. Va, August 30 ana
No new places w"r" awarded shn,
slhis year. although the spor, is FRO,
inE rapidly IN interest. Before anoth
year. however. Richmond ana LYME
burg may again bc on the circuit
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NO. SIR; NO lEFTHANDER
CAN WIN LUClllE'S LOVE
rrctt, Member %: Iic.sfrId FolIic> Com
many Denies Engagement to south
paw Dutch Leonard.

CINClNNATI. February 3.-Miss Iu-
ellie CaNanauCh, Il member OF the IicE-
field Eoiiics Company. has an Unborn
prejudice AGAINST ali left handlers.
even though they arc baseball play
ers; hence she was exceedingly upset
to-day when she denied the published
announcement that She was engaged
to marry Dutch Leonard. star pitcher
Of tho Boston l;"d Son.
AS for Dutch he listened quietly un-
til told what Miss Cavanaugh had said
M. and after rccitinG the fcatS Of
famous southpaws Of history in all
lines OF cudcaVnr who had made good.
added his denial to that Of Miss CaVa-
uauuh From all OF which it is gath
cred that Miss 'aNanauGh is not en-
gagged TO Dutch Leonard and Dutch
CaNanauGh.
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CLIMBERS GET |NF|ELDER
TWENTIETH PLAYER ADDED
TO ROSTER OF LOCAL CLUB
Tommy Mcmillan Bought From Indi-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Duncan and Lee
Signcd-Duun Gets ritter.

Having loaded up with nineteen out
folders, pitchers and catChcrS. Billy
Smith yesterday landed his first in
fielder for the Climbers. announcement
coming from indianapolis to the effect
that the American Association club
there had sold Tommy Mcmillan. short
stop, TO the Richmond iutS. In addi-
zion 10 Mcmillan. Smith also acquired
Mensor and Duncan outncldcrs, and
Wyatt Lcc, pitcher, yesterday. The
local ro-tcr now contains twenty
names
Mcmillan is the M. ,nf.lder 10 be
= C:rtaInt! that Angels Nrragou vii!
he sent back mere TINS year /" cover
second base. Mcmillan formerly played
With the Br"oklNu Nationals, and is a
rirsuortiHS ShorjSt"p, although NO lie.
mon With Tn" willow. II" manages.
and is said t" hc noted for timely
Ia Mcnsor the Climbers have secured
a dandy little oUtii"ldor. who viii make
SON" of the other men hustle for u job.
IN ~ sam"s with Newark aud Harris,
helded .".3 9ic stole twenty -four
l.aSc*. ana WAS third on the lis, in
working tn" ,wirIcrs Tor passes Ie
secured transportation righiy-fve
li1ncS. being exceeded only by ciilho"-
Icy, ot Buffalo, with ci@hty-cight, ami
lohuny Bates. Of Richmond. with lU6.
brih OF these players were at bat near
~ Il hundred Times more than McnSor.
duncan is tho first Federal Lacquer
cd IL the outnclI for the Terr;tpins ana
hated 269 in lio games, ANA hcld.d
500. which w"s doing well for. ala
c.Cbth place team. Duncan has com.
to terms. although he has not signed
Another twirlcr has been captured
worked for Harrisburg and Newark.
Lee won ten ana lost fourteen gAmos
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

Tho Deaf MutcS' team went into first
place in til" Commercial League last
hSht. when they defeated the HaincS,
ZONES X tadburN team three strai.htS
foth teams had AN OF night. hut the
Deaf MutcS got the breaks. AnLer-
son was high Scor, for the plumbers
supply team. while Murden carried TIL,
hon"rS fpv the Deaf MutcS.
The Ia "rINrrS won two out Of three
games f'om the Reporters team last
might az the Newport Alleys Davis
was high man Tor the Reporters. and
Rose led the EuSravers for high score
and total
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GENERALS ARE DEFEATED
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE is
VICTOR IN GOOD CONTEST
Young Featured with Circus shots
From beyond Center of Floor.
Bethcil Makes Goals.

SWARTHMORE PA, February -
The Swarthmorc College basketball
team defeated the Washington aud Lee
i've on the local floor here to-day hy
the score of 80 to %. The feature Of
the game was the accurate goal shoot
ing OF both teams. The contest was
fairly close until the last ten min
utcS OF the second half.
early in the first Sproul. of Swarth-
more. and Young. Of Washington and
Lee. tied with each other in shoot
inS lon" shots from behind the c.u-
ter of the floor. Captain Young was
nigh scorer for the Southerners. with
four circus shot from the field
In the opcuin. OF the second nair
Washington and Lee played brilliant.
lN. ana u, one time only seven points
separated the teams.
Bethel and Picrrotti of Washing
ION and Lee, each contributed three
OF the Srnndstand shots. which fea-
turAi the game.
'lhn
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NEW YORK. February 23-E"prc-
scntativcs Of the athletic associations
of West Point and Annapolis met here
to-day TO consider arrangement for tho
Army and Navy football game. Sch"d :
ulcd for November ~, this year. The
interesting question was where tho
game would be held. II was announced
that such arrangements as had been
agreed upon would he announced Smut
tancously at IVES; Point and Annapolis
on k'riGnN.
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PITCHER WALTER JOHNSON
HAS JOINED MARINE CORPS
rwiricr, Who Is Not SmoI<cbnIi King
al Washington Americans, iins
Good Delivery.

not STUN. TEN. February 23-
Walter johnson. baseball pitcher. has
enlisted in the United states Marine
corps at it's local recruiting station.
lie IL not the great SmoNcball king
q al" Washington Senators, however.
although he has Il teasing. tantalizinp
SION bail delivery, we'll known to the
Back lots Of TEXAS. that he hopes will
some day make him as famous as the
original Walter.
Recruit Johnson has been sent to
The recruit depot At Paris Island, :. e.,
ana no doubt Will be- given opportunity
% SHOW his m'ttlr with the Marine
ofpS baseball team, winners of the
III" pcnnant in the Government
i.n.I,.iil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
PILL ROLLERS ORGANIZE

Students in the pharmacy department
Of the Medical College OF Virginia an
nouncc that they Will have Il cracking
good baseball nine this year There Is
a wealth of good material on hand. and
II will not he many days before tho
call for candidates Will toe made
Doe Wright, who managed tho Mas
soy Business College nine last year
is AT the head Of the "DruggiS,s." and
will h" ready with the schedule in -
few DAYS
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RALEIGH, ~ C., February e
Charles Kaiser threw Bull Montana
two consecutive falls in :, wrestling
match. first in twenty minutes with
crotch and foot lock and second in ten
minutes with inside clutch and body
hold. Raymond and Ralph Andrcws
twins. had u preliminary wrcstle
Ralph winning two OF three falls.
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,,r,cdo KNOCK. rhomp.ou Out.

NEW YORK. February 23-Joc hzc-
N.d". IN" fortugucs" lightweight. scor-
cd - quick knockout az The Pioneer
Sporting club Tonight, He stonpcd
Buli Thomrs"r In ono minute Of
0rhtInr IN tn" opening round rirL,
!" IN" wind brought Ia" bou, 10 an all
rupt examinations
In the s"nihnai Of ton rounds. linn
IA! hudN outhoxcd Hobhy Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
ON LOCAL TRACKS
Three ind"ar Meets Schctmicd-RiucS
md spiders Hook up To-
Federation Event March !.

officials in charge OF tn" Federation
meet have announced that the an
uual event Will be held on Wednesday,
night. March !. in the Blues Arnory.
TO-murrow night Richmond College
viii meet the Blues in a dual meet
ia which Eandolph- Macon and William
and Mary Viii aslo enter runners.
Church lIih and Paramount will
hold a dual meet on Saturday night in
tie Grays Armory.
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Fred ron.y Signs Win Reds.

. 'TNETNNNTI. FcbruHrN 23-frcd
TOncN. the premier pitcher of the Gin
cinnati National League club last sea
son signed Il contract to-day with the
local club for the season OF 1916. Toucv
announced last month that he would
not sign for less than $4,000. and the
club said he would not receive more
than $4,000. NO announcement was
mad" to-day as To what compromise
If amy, had been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
O'Rnurkc Withdru,,s ,,,

President James !! O'RourJi. rr -.
Eastern Baseball Association an
nounced here to-day that h. had d.
g!dcd 10 wiihdrh" ills appeal from tn.
ration permitting the merger OF THO
Eastern Association and ia" New En-.
land League. -
The Bridgeport, ana pIusncld cJuhs
hf tho Eastern Associations Air
DRourkc said. had informed him ma,
~ would he useless 20 Try ia furincf
hIock the prOErcSs OF III" mnrrnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
Demarest Is Not Dead

CHICAGO. February .l.-lnivin =.
frmnrrSt, former amateur champion
hiiiinrdist. whose death at the Stntc
hospital for the Insane Mt EIrin, Ill.,.
was reported last night. In alive md
improving In health. according ia
oihcinis of the asylum to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

IA .'I5II5I 10. w, F"brUHrV q
The Daakcthali team OF the Charloit.s
vile High school WIN play the Lynch
bufe High Schoo! here on Saturday
Mays Fishhurne Military Institute.
Wa%ncshnro. on the floor Of IN" gym
nSton. and tho Augusta Military
Academy 1T Fort Defiance ThcS"
gsmcs close tho season for tho local
five.
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dc Orc Stnrfn NNclI.

PHILADELPHIA, February @3-Al-
ircdo dc orc, the title holder, won tho
first block Of 80 points in his 100 poSnt
match with Charles Ellis, OF piltS-
hurEh. here tonight for the three
"uSioncd billiard championship Of the
world The score was 80 To 81, made
in - innings
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VIRGINIA LOSES TO NAVY
ANNAPOLIS QUINT RALLIES
AND WINS IN LAST HALF
Strickland Stars for Orange and blue.
Middies Traiicd at End OF
First Period.

ANNAPOLIS, MD. February 23.--Thc
basketball team of the University of
Nirs !nia put up rafting good game
against the Annapolis Midshi pmen here
this afternoon. but lost by a score Of
80 To 26. The visitors had the MiddicS
on the run in the first half the score
at the end of which was. Virginia. IA:
Navy. l.. Eut the Middics found them
selves carly in the second StanZa. and
not only ovcrCamc the two-poiut mar
gin. but forged to the front. ana were
never a"an headed. although the VI
Siuia boys played Il fast and Suappy
game TO the end
'rh. feature OF the game Was the
work of Strickland. the Virginia cen
ter. This tall and lanky fellow. with
u i,u,arka Ill" reach. was able To play
all around aji of his opponents. and he
SAnL..n mnni.lN NO inirGS of his tnnlm,S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

SW'I'- ITH ~W0~ NJ WTT"
Churchman Tor l'it.rich. Goals from
court calhoun 90. Milan 90. Carson
go. Wilkes 60. Gregory. Strickland
90. Dietrich -. Luck. White, stick
Icy Goals from foul-calhoun 90,
80.
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Donncllcy %. Spackman ca, Harry
ca. barrett %, Ecthcll CD, Young
80. iterrotti CD. 'oul goals
Sproul go. Harry %. Earrc't 80.
Young. s-Swartfmor".
AlI"rfcr for SprouL Shoemaker for
b"nncllcy. Nance for Mc,:ovcru: Wash
lnSton and Lee: burton for Graham.
Wadsworth for Barrett Referee
Thorpe Time or halves % ,,ir,,,c