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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
A. A. w. OFFICIALS FIND
COLLEGE RUNNERS SHORT
Way Take Action Against spccInl
hnr"s HcrRUsc Athletes do Not
ENTER Hig Meet.

\EW YORK. March lt-Thc failure
OF the University OF Pennsylvania to
cutor Ted Meredith in the national
champioushrps "f the Amateur Athletic
Union may lead TO complications ar
ter the coutcsting Of the titular meet
in at tho .Nrmory OF the Twenty
SECOND Corps Of Engineers on Saturday
night Frederick W. Ruben secre-
tary and treasurer Of the y A. t..
my discussing the subject yesterday,
asserted that there nigh; he some
'oIu- interesting said some time this
SO lie I'D not ehdcafr to conceal
'h' laoi iHat h" - disappointed over
me fu'urc Of PENNSYLVANIA 10 nomi-
lttc Meredith, who is to run on re-
las team against Princeton on Satur-
lHN uiSnt at louisville. Ky. although
H. ana state that. because OF the high
NI"n would not hc missed
Somc weeks before We announced
NJ HUrieu yesterday, I've wrote 10
"l tho college AUTHORITIES. asking
'hcm. II POSSIBLE: - enter teams OF
ind'Ndu9is. iu our. senior champion
ships Nalc and Harvard and other
institutions responded literally. but in
the majority Of instances We cot word
Wat tho college schedules had already
heew made up. c:ri ~ v;i,ei meets
could he iucluicd
IL believe that was the substance
of ,he .n~wer We received from Cor
stand that johnny HorfluIre j. coming
d""n from Ithaca TO compete in a set
Of games here tomorrow. which were
uu, announced until long after the
date was chosen for our meet | can
NOT under stand Why colleges viii al
tots their mon to engage in club meets
and then refrain from permitting them
90 -uu ir national championships !
holt"ye tn. matter viii lie taken up
los iu. y y L"
Mir Gubfcu was asked what action
could bc taken against those athletes
Who had engaged in the numerous
special races held i'm the vicinity %:
Now Work during the winter, hut vino
Notld not compete in the Champion-
Snirs The solution ! can sec now"
ne rcplicd. is :" refuse sanction ~
sUch races"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
UNP0PULARITY BRINGS BIG
PROFIT TO SOME PLAYERS
h"stiies Boost "MuRgsy" Mrt.rau and
"Huak" Chance Into Top
notch Jobs.

frequently unpopularity pays good
dividends. John j. McCraw WAS at
one time cordially loathed in Chicago
ana Pittsburgh. II is possible that he
IS not beloved in either center OF
civilization now. He is however
more popular than he once Was aud
consequently the Giants no longer do
the business in those cities they did
before he began to lose his unpopu-
larity.
Frank Leroy Chance was as un
popular in New York as Jbhn J. Me-
Eraw WAS In Chicago. yet no team
ever did the business at the Polo
Grounds that the Cub OUTFIT ala when
1t was led by the Peerless Leader"
and when il was taken around the
country by The Peerless Secretary"
charles q. Williams.
There may be a rcopcuing OF the
old spirit Of hostility In Chicago to-
ward Mc1iraw and in New York to-
ward Tinker this year !. Favcrshar
is an athlete who has don. more 10
blast pennant hopes Of Manhattan en-
tries than any one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
GILHOOLEY SHOWS critics
THAT HE HAS REAL WING
VIA! Na'r Gone Back Once bur nj.
Arm Is Hard to Bcat This


M\,CoN. GA March ~ When
Frank Giihoolcy was yhuutcd back 10
ne lntcrna,ional League bv the
he couldn't throw. When tho Yankees
purchased him from tho Buffalo ciuj
at nigh nCnro last fall all tho siorio.
re!atin" /" tho purchase carried some
reference 70 ~ weak arm. During tho
winter just past tho dopcstHrs wcr.
agreed on that point ,hat-thst C:il.
hoolrN would prove 4 valuable man fn,
Eill bonovan--if no only could tlIrny,
The tale ot Gillhoolcy's bad arm Ia.
passed int" that class Of literature
which may he called baseball ;ictiou
The Facts arc that GiIh"oley brnlch,
an excellent pcGciuc arm TO Macon
ana ne seldom lets :, game 20 by with.
out proving II. Perhaps all tho talk
about. him not being ahlc To throw 70.
icrred To his loft. I'll il weak when
II comes !" throwing from tho ont
ncln 10 the rlatc with this member
GlIh"olcN has hccu s/Outiu. tn, bah
!" the plate on ono hound all tho Sav
from tn" RICH, -fcld fou"c. ana INA, is
man size throw ON amy field lie
also i'aSh"d :" fancy pcg 10 third i'm
ono or The recent cNhibiiiou caurs .rd
got runner who tried To move along
Two cushions ON single To rlch,
Those fans who havc bccn fuuriuv
that Gilho"loy wont lo bccaus" Of his
inability :" peg VIII have TO iud an
other answer If I'll is consigned to
the side limos this season. Present in
diCatiOnS arc that Donovan is rcIyirp
on the little fellow for ono "f his
regulars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
HAVANA RESULTS

FIRST race i've ana ono half fur.
longs Rorcl ITO tWatts). : to =. TO
>. :; 10 =. won. Hancock. 10 tMouu.
t"iut. $ TO |. to /. to =. second
Fob r:lcssou, i0I rConuclly, > to i.
20 l. even. third Time 90 ne.
Noushirc Dolly. Sumo. flank Ein and
Aiax also ran.
Sccond-hve fnrlonrs--Dr. r. l.
Swarcnger, l07 tN,clslaus). 6 to j. TO
:. out: won; EuterDe, io7 Dennison).
swinthe, ~ GIarrinston). to /. , to
!. to s. third. Time 1909. Inlan.
Tiger Jim. Jane and Buiser also ran
Third--six furlonas--- Brown Prince,
l"7 1Hinphyl, to .. TO :: and out.
won; Rail- Band. Hs NWolstenholm)
even. to, and out. second; Argu-
and to 3. third. Time: 1l52-
Jerry. Jr, Ben Crisco and Ben tncas
also ran.
FourtlI-six furlonRs--Watcr Lily
l"h nIarrington), to 9. even. and
out won: Dinah 10. % iWardI. 10
!. 3 10 , and Out. second; Mac. i0i
,Connelly). : TO l. 10 and out
third. Time. lie ?.5 Charmeuse also
:an.
F!fth--avo ana onc.half turiunss--
Ford Mai III tworh). 2 To to >
aud TO >. won; Kettle Drum. 10
conns'IE? K rdnna, nc 10 and w, 70
third. time 1909. Miss Pr!m,ty. Mas.
aenst, fhii Conner. Font Jim L. and
Jim Malladsy also ran,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS
Dc,ereu. Company Mt Academy.

The enlargement OF clifford Dcvereux
and his company At the Acadcmy Of
Music Tonight and Thursday In a
repertoire Of Shakespcsrcan plays and
old English comedies Viii be especially
notable and interesting a. this time
when so many Influences arc a. work
for tho appropriate celebration OF tn.
tcrCenteuary OF the great poct-drama-
lists death. The engagement will
open with that most exquisite of
shakes pcarcau comcdics-said TO have
been written in tho v"r" zenith OF hts
p"w"r--"Twclfth Night u is a c.n-
ulnc comedy perpetual spriuc cf
tho gaycst fancics "'ro blend into one
harmonious picture tn" utncs, grace
and refinement OF sentiment. aud the
hr"adcst effects Of humor the most
p"icnau' wit. and tho most induls.n,
hcnicnitN-it short :" bring before IA
Du tho same scene Viola ana Olivia, aud
Malvoliu and SIR Toby belonged only
30 nature aud q" Shakespeare" saya
Anna Jameson
For tn. mauucc. Til" COMEDY Of
Errors viii hc given. and uu Thurs.
day night phNcr GnldSmith's she
Stoops TO Conquer will bc presented.
Tho matinee viii hc Il special one for
tho benefit az tho students Of the
schools and colleges. tho performances
beginning ~ , o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
TENNEY WANTS YOUNCsTER
NEWARK MANAGER THINKS
FIRST Stacker WILL COME
VIII Try To MIKE NIct:oycrn EoIlou In
Ills Steps-fred Was Great
est All

MACON. GA March !, 4, ~
times Il blessing i'm disprivc -, ir.
handed The case of ii,nmio 49,,
crn. the little sorrel- tonnnd ,,,,,, ~, .
has bcou dubbed '"rcrrv', siucc ,oimo
ino Captain Hustou's snrine ~, i,i,.
party here. furnishes a ponG cx.nnia'
jimmie is a first hosem.n and s
left handed as RUDE NIarnI,urd E,,
he should be glad of IA fnr II. - ,,ot
ably more fortunate Than mos, va,nn
sters OF his limited experience, Ills
southpaw inclinations may he thr
means OF him going from the sand
lots right into the personal cusimJv
nf one of the games greatest icfi
h'mded first basenem-rred Tenney.
McGoVcru * the product OF HARLEM
pcricuce is limited to ono s,or, son
son with Il small league in Main. So
wh.u he shook OF his yiniry sur
roundinps 10 come south with III,
Yankees he did not exueci 10 a,,rart
unusual attention. He was content
Z" Get the weather and have his cx
p"us"S paiH
Bui rcnuey. who r,rcutIy her,n,o
part owner aud manager OF the New
ark club in the International Leapuo
has spoken for the PLAYING rights IN
McGoNcrm. and will likely get them in
TIA" course Of the weedin. out OF tho
Yankee recruits Tcnncy has ,ali"n
a fancy to Mc,ioVcrn simplv because
no il left handed lie wants To t;kc
him In band and rear him as a second
trcd Tcnucy. according t. his own
ideas Of firSt-bas;nc
II is not uncommon fur retired big
ieaeu"rs 10 fancy tho kids who follow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
APPLIES FOR BAIL
Ln".rr Must Ascertain whether
pr~mc Court WIN Allow Uc-
lease Of prisoucr
Especial to The Times lspatch !

Especial to The Times Dis patch
MANASSAS, VA. March If.
Mc'a ndlsh. or tho law arm Of Moor
Keith. Mccandlish n HAN. OF rairfa
counsel for Hugh II Dobson. recent
convicted in the Circuit Court OF Fan
fan County Of attempted assault on
little girl. aud who was granted a wr
OF error by the supreme Court OF s,
p"t,ls - f"w DAYS ago has applied
Judge i T. I. Thornton for bail fc
tn" accused man. p"nding the hcarin
on appeal
tpon Investigations /, Developed IN,
tn" nandatc. or order OF Tho Suprcn
Court. III granting IA" writ, provide
that tue accused should not I've relca .
from custody pending IN" appeal
Juugc Thornton suggested ih4
counsel for the accused ascertain Il
rcctly from tho supreme Court II
wah intended TO prohiht, bail
In the meantime. the court eaid
would hear argument IN AlcXar9ri
on next Wednesday on the applicatici
and directed that g. Vernon Ford con
nonw ealth'' attorney Of Fairfax CON-
". lie notified OF tho ti,uc aud pl.,
"f the hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
DELEGATES NAMED
Siith District ItrpuhllrBnS Also
d0rsr BascOmb eIrmp aud
tlNHh Martin.
INnnolaIto IN, 'rlnc. .lli.nat.

Ispccia TO tn Time pispatchl
ROANOKE. NN. March i,-At
mass meeting 81 Republicans here :,
uirh' tW.uiS -foiir delegates ".
named Tor tho sixth Distric, couNcu
ton iu this city on March - and r
tho state convention here on March .
J. II. Nost, - prominent business ma
ana prohibitiOuis' Vas nominated e.
Mayor. w. y. l1oak WAS elected chair
man Of tho cts Ecpublican Comnnittc.
MIR NoSt, who stands for many ~
forms, and has been prominent III cam
paigns along such lines Will oppo
the successful Democratic candidate i
tho primary To he hold here on April
Mayor charles VI Eroun "ppoFo
former Mayor Jo"l II Cutchin in 10
primary.
Tho meeting Instructed tho dcleaatc
for 9 Hasronb Slcmr and :hlvah Ma
tin IA represent tn" Virginia Eerublf
cans 1T tho national convention 10 /
held ia chicago tune
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
USE FIVE OUTFiELOERS
Queer IHmc 'laycd NJ NRrlin-IIcmn,
I>nUn Gets Into prHr-


MARLIN, TEN. March li Two
squads Of Giants PLAYED - tcn-inuir,G
game her" to-day. and II Was ono Of
hccn sccu on this or amy other nold
Because Of tho high Wind. Mc'irnw
d"'ldod 10 use tiN" outii"ldors 10 til"
team. and they all had thrir tongues
hanging out, III" score va - To IL
"a favor "f The team led los NrGruw.
!" all thor" w"r" ff'y-fuur saf. mis-
Thorpe. i;odriGurS and Doom rot
hrm"rv.
i;"nuy kauG the modes, violet. made
tbs first appearance IN ,;Idut uniform
to-day. lie worked nara He also
threatened dire things to Tho National
League fences this season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
ORGANIZE CENTRAL LEAC[
CIRCUIT HAS FOUR CLUBS
AND WILL GET TWO MOI
PRESIDENT NOllSmnn Looks for Co
SeHsoh-Dup1cn VIII Stnrt I'rac-,
ticc ON Saturday Afternoon.

oficers OF the Central League n.
last night and started things soi.
TOT the season. President Volkm
decided on four clubs. the managers
which signed the league agree,ne.
and were given franchises.
Mr.. Nolkman expects two mr.
teams. but has not decided which mi
Viii be. There are several applica r.
for the vacant franchises. bu, OWL
10 the different situations of ,ht
grounds. IT could not be decided l..
night which would he the bcst
make up the circuit,
The clubs admitted were tho EuI,
under the management OF w NJ C'hI
dress, who won the pennan, in
central League last season; LakesidJ
- WOOD, manager. Norwood, b
iiranch. manager and 4. X IicIlam C..
L. T.. LYDIA, Jr., manager.
The Central League IS the oldc
league playing under the Rich,n or
Amateur Commission, having start
III 1911, the Airs, year Of the organiz
tons existence. This league MAS III.
a class "c' league but was raised Ia
season I" class r." ana IL IS cxpcct,
that beior" many seasons this viii
one Of The highest class league. in II
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
Barrow Calls Meeting
int> VIII Take III Schedule on
Nunda!-MaH Mudif. Salnr,
Limit Also

NEW >OHP. Murrh ii.-l;dvrard
Vnrrow. president Uf the iuternn-
tionaI League. announced Tonight
that "a sprcinl meeting of that or
GaniHnti"n would he held here
March ~. Bhr chief business. he
said. would he the adoption OF tho
new playing schedule.
The question OF signing Federal
League players VIII" Jumped CON
tracts. and the urw rule which
limits amy one players StIfary tn
$50 month RI~u win he discussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
JOHN MARSHALL. UIhH
GETS HtSt,RtI.I. tOtttI

Although TIA" baseball nine az John
Marshall High Sch""l ha- not secured
. co"rh A.. yet. They arc to have tb"
services 40 Graham GricGs Griggs
was q former pitcher on tho old Rich
mond High school team back in lapS
ilc has agreed TO help Tho Marshallit.s
until they can secure the services OF
regular man.
Taking q glance at The schedule Of
III" McGuirc's University school. ono
viii 'iud that they have arramg ed
games With some Of tho s,ronscs,
teams IN the state John Marshall
lligh school. of this city. Wo"dhorrv
Forest Epi~r"pni High. "f \lcNaudria :.
University Of virginia freshmen. and
jefferson school Tor BOYS arc some Of
~ teams M Rod nud Black viii
tackle.
rho prep schools or Richmond
should arruuc" series Of ualnes with
tho schools IN Wthluct"n. The boys
could arrange u series "f six games
three ." 10 played in this city aud
three in tho capital city. y series
Of this Kind would cortainly arouse
interest in baseball aud create some
friendly rivalry between tho two cities
Richmond and Washington arc repre-
scented in, the 'hrc" -corncrcd amateur
baseball LEAGUE. hut tho prep schools
have never wet on tho diamond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

W"iI ESTEE MASS March ~
i""i N"lIale. own'r OF tho Worccttc,
h's"h,l club "t tn" Eastern League.
I. drN aarced I" soil the franchise ~
.Hd lchu , NcMnhou ali Of Worcester
"Hd EtllN Hamilton. Of Clinton The
|"li'r "ll Inc MANAGER uf tho ,oam
I'1"m 7 Brewer. New York. AVID
i"liu"r Federal League baseball sccrr-
'"'N who has had Su option on tho
i'tH fo' thrc" "c"is, to-day took
down his money and announced 10
d.d NOT care =" buy tho team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
Condition In,pro,cd.

IHir0IWHn T. : 'iary WIS rcporI Cd
as slightly improved ~ Virginia los
rital last uigh, 10 underwent an "p-
Grafton there for appendicitis several
DAYS ago
Policeman John puffN VII" wns on
DATED "n FOR tho sam" trouble ~ 81
GliHab"ih's Hospital s",uIal DAYS ac".
ais" wa reported ns inrrn,'d las,
I. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
Chesapeake md ohio.
i\aiser's Pets.
STALLION ARRIVES
t.ift nj King Ecurrc tn Canada VIII
he >rh fer HrcrHinu
RcmUuuIS.

ST John y. Il. March ~ The
KING : stallion Anmer. wnoS cureer
IN tia" derby Of 1913 was suddenly
stopped when Miss Davidson a sunra-
e"te clutchcd his h"idlc on the no..
track aud Was killed. arrived here to
day from England. He has been given.
|" the "a ltdian government 10y klt.
George FOR hrcCdiu;: Tcmou.tS
brother Ia fcrSinmou ana Diamond
jubilee. both o" : hich won the d,ri,,
ana st .eGer Nhilc carrying ;he col
orS Of King Edward VII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Ad- Men won all three games
from the Operators or the Newport
Alleys last mig Int. JAY was high man
Tor the Operators. and llclfcrt car
RED of the honorS for the Ad-Mcn.
In the Commercial League. the
kaisers Pets defeated the Chesapeake
and ONO aggregation two out of three
games on the Newport Alleys. Mike
stem made high score and total for
the I. -. boys. while -. Schroeder
and Il. cosby captured the honorS for
the kaiSer'S rctS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

meeting Of tn" G"u"ral Nthlc,ic A.
ISOLATION Of The LyucLbur- High
school Yesterday. th" Golluwiu: ON.
Gers ware elected inr the present torn.
president. li"hcr' hir"m; -prcsi-
don't. Mis-. Louise l'icriu-. secretary.
Miss kathorlu" kIddI.k. treasurer
Jack Younger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

IILFFD- = N.T0N ,'-l N --|r-oI-
Evans late Last night Affixed 'uz sigma.
American Association clHh. anu AN
leave "Wednesday rith the rect q,
l{retna hans squad fcr Dawson Springs
Ky, 20 train Evans viii plaN al.
held 10 formerly Was Nith the g.
Louis Nationals but iumnod 10 ~.
Bro"klln fcdorals. aud latter went ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
Trailing the Ints

Fred TeuucN is GOING rather SLOWLY
~ signing men TO. the Newark club
Thus far i.e" Cali- han ANA Leo Wit.
t"rStacttcr outtcidcrS:. Sma llwood
FIRST ha scman. have been signed ~
Srhach,. the star pitcher of the club
last season. has been iockcd aud re.
fuses to Sjcn. iIc threatens to play
only professional ball this wear.
Among tho PLAYERS who Will report
10 Tomu"N j. Tommy Taaucr. q New
York inhcldcr VIII" played with Forts.
mout. ia tho virginia League las,
wear and has had experience ia the
Now York state I.oacu" and Eastern
>SSoCiat ION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
III rLEN TEAM TO pRACTICE;
" III. MI.E.I SNII may NJ

Manager !. Edward Lowery has =,
h"unced that the Duplex baseball tea
VIII practice at Byrd Park on Satu
day, March Is
\ very important meeting viii
held on saturday night at Howell Bro
store. MI players arc requested
bc present,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

st ENITT. NINN. NHrUh lt-MIke
Gibbons. prot.tblN the worlds middle
weight "hawpi"n. doesn't like 10 win
tights 10y knock outs. although hc haa
scored nine "f them. Mike wants IA
l." recorded ia History as th" worlds
EronlCsi snN NI---nnL IL hinL-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
Falling Off to Ton

NEW YORK, March iI.-.Jcss VIII
lnrd now weighs $50 pounds strip
ped, u WINS snid at his training
quarters here to-day, and he e,-
poets Ia take OF at lcnst eight
pounds more In the neat ten days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15
HOPKINS LOSES BR|CKLEY
FORMER HARVARD GRIDDER
WILL DESERT BALTIMORE
Must i'ny Attention to III. Insurance
bu>inrsS-Mcntioncd for Job at
Cambridge.

HAl.TIMoRt: March l4.-charley
ErickieN vii not coach the Johns Hop.
remain IN Boston and probably will as
SYST the Harvard coaches in yr:.ing
the Crimson backiieid into shape.
When Ericklcy left here last No
MEMBER he became engaged in he in
surahce business in Boston ana after
giving the matter careful thought for
conclusion that TO absent himself iroir
b"Ston for three months mex, fall
would would seriously handicap his business
day evening and has had several con :.
fcrences Win the Hopkins authorities
telling them how he felt about the
hands ~ the im'l talk Yesterday
AFTERNOON lie offered 10 live up to tn.
a@rccmeni Which he had made with
them if they felt thi; they wanted to
lease. however and the aihl"ii: board
consented t" let him so.
1t was with mutual regret that tins
action Was taken. Rrirl<icy said that
80 had been looking forward to com.
iug t" Baltimore II the tall and that
lac felt extremely SORRY TO make tho
nerative The members OF the athletic
board expressed their reluctance to lie;
him go but said they did not feel like
STANDING i'm the way OF wha, he fcl,
to he his best interests. II is rrobahlc
thar Erickiey viii aud time to make
al least ono tying trip to Maryland
i-fN' .\cN'inbcf IL htlh get the team
il shape for the battle with the AZ
"ieS Thanks giving Day.
RnE>NtCl> WAY RE SUCCESSOR
TO HARVARD STAR
With Ericklcy out. the question OF
his successor already is being discuss
cd. and on all sides !, seems 10 10
acrc"d tina, tho mantle viii fall OF
tho shoulders of Henry Erennick. who
assisted Erckley last fall with IN.
E!dck and Eluc players. Ereumick
knows the. capabilities OF the men and
conditions at Homcwood
Nor can his work in building up that
imprcrnshic Hopkins line OF las, ycar
be overlooked Ills popularity with
the players and With Captain elect
ErookS $ another factor which viii
incline the scales in his direction.
Viewing the situation from all angles
ISrennick seems 10 be tho logical
choice. aud II would not he surpris-
inc ~ Wilkinson. last wears star
;""l,lc were chosen as his assistant
Ericklev says every ono in football
nirclcs Al Cambridge is up III the air
TIL" withdrawal. at the request Of tho
faculty. Of Captain Gilman. Enwriuh,
md Eoles has thrown a Shock into the
Crimson camp which ha. them still
ruiv"rinc hdded 70 this is the un-
certainty IS to whether their main.
stay. Coach ITauGhton. Will return
ifauchton's purchase 90 the Boston
l:raNcs ARD his requirement Of a sport.
iuC goods store has made IL certain
that his time will bn pretty FULLY DC.
cuDiad next fan without tho added
burden of coaching the Harvard foot.
ban team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

IIarrN :. race. tn" amateur ridorHnd
owner Of jumpers. has bought q small
iarm IN Virginia. where he viii pre-
pare his si"oricchasc horses for the
coming season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

Baltimore lots ",Ir " roar that She
B. minus q hie League itan ,'inrtu.
uHtb, :; l"uiS. cleveland and ri,ty-
hurch pro in the Same nrcdirsnent
hut ono hears M complain, from, Thorn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

emil" i'almcr" i"rrl"vl, 80 En"hcs-
to-, Us suffering fT"n' Lame arm The
esteemed cuban i''ih.udc, has horu
cutting with too much stuff and is
SUFFERING 'ic consequence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

Tho" arc many things ~ this world
w" H." not try 20 understand ono nT
them hoinE TIC decision ~ tho WIS
'"uSlu bnN,nc commission. which nut
X. -. ON WolCnst aud tho - I, IN
Nelson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

i;"--rdnc tho Newark club affair.
hsrios lIhhets said that all tho money
w" eyer received from the Jersey club
W. goo. instead az tn" e. hulouS
sums NAV have he"u prlntrd fr",u time
!" TIM. in the way IF salary He
further stated thHt the purchase money
r"ld for tho International League club
hv i'm Price. Fr"l Tcnncv ana others
WOW is being held IN escrow and viii
most lhcly he until tn" Who'll" matter
IS cleared VII.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

Montreal has signed only two plav-
"'~ That new salary limit of s350A
q mouth il raising hob in the Inter
national League. some OF the vetsr-
ans +"tuallr threaten % ro ia wort,
this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

Chester li"n VIII" halls from Nou-
E"rS auh "uvr pitched rrr tho Yam
Sos VIII 'url tor L't'Io i:"rk in Tho
Southern Association this year. li"f
vent from tn" Nauks :" E"rhcsi"r
Mr'u'" IN" WAS drafted by IN" Ernwns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

Jim Thorpe. the famous Indian. hoIde
iho bench championship nf tho Va.
i'nnai and International Leaeucs hut
Miihal - 2 very modest and ,iemo"ratlr
NOMMG Indian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-15

Ernie Haas and carl lNnus, New.
1rk Scmipro pitchers have signed
with Toronto.