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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
BARROW CLOSES BIC DEAL
FRED TENNEY WILL PILOT
REORGANIZED NEWARK lNTS
Price md Smith Interested in club.
Joe birmingham VIII Manage
Toronto Team.

NEW YORK, February iS.-rrcd
Icnney. Former frs. bascman OF the
Giants. will be tho manager of tic re
organized Newark club. Of the Inter
national League James Il. Price. for
mcr boxing commissioner in New York.
is president Of the club. Price has
long been Identified with baseball as
e writer. and in recent years has been
a sor, of confidential agent FOR Ban
Johnson. leader Of the American
League.
This was the mos; impor,an, am
nounccmcnt made at the close Of the
meeting OF the International Lcasue
at the Hotel McA!pin to-day.
The real power behind the Newark
club IS II. Clay Smith. OF Chicago.
Fan johnson induced him to purchase
disposition OF the club Was held up
for nearly two weeks. because rresi-
dent Barrow wanted to give Tie pco-
pie Of Newark chance to organize
Joe birmingham. former manager
OF the Cleveland club. has been signed
10 lead the Toronto team.
Fan Johnson. before he. started for
tionai Commission will hold a meet
ing in New York on February IS
An idea Of the cut in salaries that
IS due for minor league baseball play
the fact that tho International Lea ne
has slashcd its salary limit by almost
hall
1t has boz learned that at it's scs-
sion recently the international League
mad pared the limit down from $1,000
month to only $500 This infor-
nation more than bears out the state
mcnt by Sol Lichtcnhcim. the Mon
Urea! owner. published several days
ago that If any player in his circuit
got $50 month this year he would
nave to be a genuine wonder.
AZ the International League rule
provides for player limit OF seven
salary limit allows for only $3.50 a
man, the leader included. 1t is there
fore apparent that Il man will really
nave TO be a wonder to draw $3.50 a
month. Reductions along similar lines
are being made in most minor leagues.
The American Association sometime
ago reduced its salary limit. too
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
BAPTISTS START PRACTICE
Wake Forest Baseball Tenn Gets
Down TO Work with Thirty
Candidates.

WAKE: FOREST. y. e.. February IS.
With ideal baseball weather pre-
vailing. the 1915 baseball campaign
was launched at Make ForcS; College
yesterday afternoon, when the first
call for candidates was issued by
Coach Billings. Over thirty promising
candidates answered the initial call.
and this number Will easily increase to
iif,y or more soon, Cor six players are
with the basketball squad, and there
arc a number Of men that intend TO
report that did not answer the first
call
Moore ana Huntlcy. pitchers Of last
years staff: Carlyle. short stop. and
ELLIS were the old varsity mon seen
OH the field yesterday. Ellis will be
unable to pitch this year on account
Of his side. hut will lie a candidate for
one of the outfcld positions. Whitley,
who altcrnatcd with CARLYLE at sec
oud last season. was on the side lines
and announces his intention Of ,cpor,
ing within the next few days
Captain Holding. first base; Franks.
pitcher: Beam. right field. together
with l.. Holding. I;obfcy and Hall. are
with the basketball team. They viii
be able to report by March /. as tho
basketball schedule calls for the last
game on February 90.
Massey, freshman with an unusual
ly good amateur record as catcher.
was out with the first candidates re-
porting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
How They Finished


BY the marrow. margin Of one point.
Nh Burton leiYhi ~ A'nleiiG Club
Academy track men. past and present.
lost its iuni meet with the Blues last
MAS 81 10 40.
y Notwithstanding IN regard 10 the
700 yard run probably cost Barton
Il long lead III this event, had passed
the starting mark on inc fourth lap,
aud not hearing the pistol shot to an
the race Was over and stopped. Just
rs he did 80, the pistol fired. but il
20 make up the distanc" lost, although
he finished second before the warning
shot was nred.
The meet started off well. but finally
dragged out. owing to inclcmcnt
weather the spectators were few. and
little enthusiasm was displayed. Th>
fast linz. but Mere UP 10 the az; avc cra:
Richmond College ran three relay
races, winning each. while Bcncdictine
College midgcts also defeated Barton
Heights. summary.
5y-yhrd dash Beattic, Is. II, nrst;
Ilumbard, b. secold; Nuskell, b, third.
50 ysrd huralssIwGoa; b. grs,; Mc-
1:rG' Sec s.rGnds k"ishuy' b. third
second neahi, il. ii, mira Height, )
sso-yard run-s Spencer. b H.. first;
McKee, u. second, strother. 3. Ii,
third. Time. = minutes 10 seconds.
Pole vault-kuyk. Il. IL, first, Word.
+, second: Gr.2ory. h IL, third.
Height, feet g inches.
ti0-yard run-Heub!, b h. first:
pcaslcy, r.. second; Gresham. b. third.
Time, 81 i-j seconds.
coo, yard dash wood. b, ,hrs,; spen,-
Time, ! minute 81 seconds.
shot put-StriuEcr. y. H.. first; Hick-
crson, r., second: knirhtly, b, third.
Distance. 80 feet - inches
Onc-uilc run--Grcgory, Is. H, nrst:
Lacy. II. II, second: Strothcr, 3. H.,
third. Time, minutes 30 seconds.
Relay races
Richmond college and Church Hill.
won by Richmond College. Time. 9
minutes 10 80 seconds.
Richmond College and Paramount.
won by Richmond College. Time, "
minutes - "a seconds.
Bencdictine and barton Heights. won
by Bcncdictine Time, = minutes - / %
seconds.
Richmond College and McGin. won
by EichmuuG College Time. 3 minutes
~ seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
CHARTER MEMBER RESIGNS
NO REASON Is GIVEN FOR
WITHDRAWAL OF INQUIRIES
Prep school I.cnEnc Loses Stronw or.
SnniIution-Wili Curry On Schcd-
ulc ItcxRrdicss.

For reasons not made public. tho
athletic authorities at Mrtuirc's Uni-
vcrsity school have withdrawn from
The Richmond Prep School League.
prise TO followers Of the LOCAL prep
schools. II is understood that IL not
only applies TO baseball but other
spoortS as VOL. Tho team, however.
schools in the league, but no; in :.
championship series
The Prep school League was organ
lacd about ten years ago by tho teams
Richmond High School and Mcoiu;re's,
University School. Three years ago
Rcnedictinc College was admitted.
making four teams.
Just what caused McC;uire's 10 with
draw is puzzlinE to every ono con-
rcctcd with athletics in the city John
Pcyton Mcclure. head OF the school,
declined +" make any statement at
teams which finished we'll UP in tho
running in every sport. They havo
won every baseball championship with
the exception OF two. and in the year
school football teams in the state.
with the Washington .Americans;
Shrimp Smith. coach OF the Red and
hlacil 1915 football team; Charlie
Whitmorc. now at V. r. l.. Billy Ham
mond. Goo tIulchcr. Jimmy Paschall.
the Cocbill brothers. Rob Baldwin and
number OF others have graduated
from the school and made good rec
crds wherever they have gone
The withdrawal of McGuires from
the league does not mean that tho
lcagV will be disba ndcd at all. Tho
teams Will 60 on just as the schedule
scheduled with McGuire's. An effort
will be made however, to adjust tho
matter before the season opens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
HAVANA RESULTS

w. H. crnrliny, : to 5, s to ) and
! ia 5, won; May Sock 112 (smythD
1l3 tConnelly>: to !. t" tnd =
10 10. third. Time. ;26 10. Nantcka.
Lantana. No Friend, rremovcrr and
Thursday NiEhtcr also ram.
Sccond--nve and onc-half furlon-s--
Quick start, lOI tCruisc). > to ?. even
and I to ., won; Margaret Ellen. I0l
CWilliams). ; to I, . to and even,
second: Unity i07 (Smyth). . 10 : s
to r and 10 J, third Time. los 3
Ianc. Dancing Star. Tiger Jim Nino
Muchacho and Daylight also ran.
Tbird-s!N furlongs-B. First, IO1
T'itzb. even, to aud out. won; Ed J.
mond Adams, liz CrroNlcrj. to ..
Is to and TO ). second; Lord Wells.
III fTaplin). y to J. 3 to and s to
s, Third. Time. l:l3 Pierrot. Eal-
from. Napier and Quick also ran.
t'ourth--mile-Chc 90 (Smyth),
even, 2 to 5 and out, won; AftcrglOw,
100 (Allen). & to Q, Z to 10 and I to
3, second; Lady Rankin. liz U.afferty),
IL to !, 5 to and Q to l. third. Time,
/ AZ %. Peg Toner and Autumn also
ran.
Fifth--mle and = Acknowledgements,
lI6 (SmythD. Z to .. to . and out
won: Energetic. los CJoros). to ..
even and | to .. second; Cooppcrtown.
ia (Jcnminsb. to |, TO | and s to
+, third. Time rs. 3ancnal. Charles
Francis and Earl OF Savoy also ran,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
JUAREZ RESULTS

First racc-six curlonGs-I.oia, los
'F<irshbaurnp. . 10 j. to and cvcn,
won: Whispering Hope. los tHo,alincp.
10 J. Ia and even, second: Eugene
Sues, 100 tStcarns), : 10 J, 10 and
- %. third Time. Ia Rose Gar
belle Hrocadc. 1uaStnustcr also ran.
second -miic-E.ouisc Paul i05 tPick
cus), 10 ). 10 and out. won; Ecau
Spill"r - Iiavcsi, to ]. 3 10 and
cc"i. second; NirGie Dot - tBucklcsI },
- to /, TO and 10 ). third. Time,
l:@> Mamie Me Dec. Coladay H..
skinny Il. Bonnics Buck and McAlan
Third-six furionss Red Cloud. ll5
'Morysp. . to =. out and out, won: Eeldt,
loo &C.. IIpnD, to / even and out,
second. Circulate, i0T 'PiCkcns), 4 TO l.
oven and out. third. Time l:l3 %
lloncHcut also ran.
fourth-one milc--just!cc Gocbcl. l03
'EuNtonD. . 10 !. 10 10 and ! to 3.
1" ; aud Ia .. second. John 'ir.ia m.
10" chancrh"rn), : - !, : =" : and
10 =. third 'iiuc. Las IS Flitana".
Olga star and Ecmont also ran
l.fth--fiVc tnrioncS-Liitic Jake. il5
'kirSchhaunh. Z I" !. oven and 10 =
won: stella t;Gainc. 100 II. Shillincp.
10 |. 10 and 20 10. second: SaIlic
o'pay. lc5 tMcIn,yre). . TO i. . e. /
and even. third. Time. 80 10 Ecl.
Frances. Fanhachapi and Carondclct
also ran.
Sixth SCION mrlonss Eek Davis.
10" 'c'i"nfry), to =. to : and ! to .
Won: Little hh". LOG 'rickcnsI, to ),
. I" 10 and 10 ?. second: Dave Mont
Som"rr. LOB 'Mazcrl II to !. ia |
and "a /, third Time. I:a5 s. Bo.gy
Johnson. Coos Rey, Lcduc and lid
Nelson also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
MEETS REQUIREMENTS
Now Hnttlrship Pennsylvania Rc,ur,
Nc"p"rt News From Unom-
rini Trials on COnSt

NEWPORT NEWS VA E,hr, ;,
me hattlcship PENNSYLVANIA ioIaI.
'''urhcd from two days succcssf,,
h"iidrr's trials on the coast. aud to.
morrow morning viii be drv-do,kcd ar
.hr NGrfoik Navy Yard 10 have her
p"tt-m Scrapcd ana painted
The builders state tina, :, sii-h,
iihc growth acquired by the batticsh;n
"nii' Sho WAS being completed might
'chh 10 cut down her speed Announce
'n"nt 'Has made from the ward to-nirbt
that The Pennsylvania met every re-
""!tr"'ht on the unofficial trial. The
pattlcSiIip viii leave HAMPTON Eoads
on SUNDAY for ocltland. Nc where Tho
oh'clal trials arc expected to be hold
on February %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
WAKE FOREST QU|NT WINS
BAPTISTS HAVE EASY TIME
IN GAME WITH HOWITZERS
Arttlicrymcn Gn To Pieces In second
iinif-Nictors Play Church IiiIi
Five Tonight,

After holding Wake Forest 10 a
lose lose, score In the nrs' half, the Rich
pieces and let the Baptists run rings
around them in the final period. In
the last half Wake Forest scored TWEEN
,y-two goals from the field. brinsi
the score up TO II to 80, the lIowitZcrs
making points in the period.
The game started off like it was GO
ing to be hummer. and for the iirs,
ten minutes it was. The Howitzcrs
ten all; the game was nip ana tuck
Wake Forest however. started to To-
cate the basket with regularity. and
the first half ended with the count,
Lawrence, who had been playing a
Sopd game at both center and guard.
and was replaced by Pctcra. who was
too light for the job. The final period
was merely basket practice FOR tho
Baptists. who seldom missed the goal.
Twice the I1Ow!tZcrs managed TO cage
the ball from tho Held. ana once from
foul.
The Eapt!sts showed brilliant at =
tack aud corkng good defense. Their
OF the game, diSrcgarding tho large
number they hung M. Holding YEAS
The star shooter, casing fifteen fold
goals and scoring tho one foul goal
During tho last half many substitutes
We're run in. but they were equally a.,
PROFICIENT in locating the basket.
NC game "dS I'HldTkdDlN Tree from
fouls. AN even ha!f-dozcn being call
I'd. The iIowitz-rs ruug up points
by this route, while Holding only got
one out of three tries.
Clcary played the most consistent
game for the Howitzcrs
TO night the Baptists will play the
Church ITill Athletic Club on the How
tiers court. The Eastcnders were
defeated by the Baptists on Saturday Y
night. but will send in stronger line
up. having four regulars ont OF that
game. The advantage OF home floor.
too: will be "A help TO the local quint.
The lineup:
iowitzcrs. Position w Eoros,
rSndleton left forward .... Holding
rlcary 80. right forward Tatcs
Lawrence. center - FRANKS
Anderson 49,. left g>>M .... Beam
isows. right guard ..... Roblcy
Substitutions-R. Holding for Beam,
Peters for Lawrence. Feczor for Rob
Icy. DIXON for Yates Goals from field
noPendlcton ~. Clear t5). Lawrence
q: anderson %. Rowe % Holden
90; Yates 90, Franks 20, Beam G).
tohley go, Feczor On. Dixon al, r.
Holden %. Goals from foul-I.aw-
r r. .g a.; rsndleton -, Holdine.
Rairree. HarGrove CV.. =. II. Time
OF halves. @0 minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
SPIDERS LOSE TO TIGERS
RICHMOND COLLEGE QUINT
OOWNED IN FAST CONTEST
generals Dcfcnt Agi;ics In Rough Game
Zion Wins From Trinity
BASKET bnlIcrs

NMPDEN-SIDNEY VA. February
','-'i one or tho fsatcst games ever
p'aE'h on The local floor the lIampdcu-
'"hcF IiScrs defeated Richmond Col
.cse thiS afternoon by the score of
- 10 u Tho game was a fight from
start 10 finish. both teams showing
Npurts that called forth an uproar from
INC spectators Though outwcighcd by
lhelr opponents. the locals made up
Tor 'his by their speed and fight. and
nnqucstionably deserved to win.
The hrst half ended with the Spiders
icidlng. l6 10 II. But In the second
hn'' the Tigers zane back strong and
clearly outclasscd their opponents IN
.Ecry department. The game was fea-
,urcd by long shots, Thompson. for
!Iampdcn Sidney, and COX. for Rich
mond. showing pucountcd precision in
this line. For the Spiders. Cox and
WOOD showed M over their team
mates. while Pcndlc,on. Thompson and
MurTaJ did tho stellar work for their
team. Tn" guarding o. Mcllhaney
Mas also OF figh order. Tho linc-un:
rs. Position. r. G
Upton right forward . Wood
Thompson left Forward r.. Cosby
Iondlcton.. center ..... Sattcrticld
Murray right guard Coz
icilhan"N. let guard .........P of
summary: Suhstitutions Graham for
pton. RamCv for Thompson. Preston
Tor Murray, Crisp for McIlhancy. Moore
for Graham. VI Cosby for Cos. C;oals
from noor-pcndioton 90. MURRAY on.
THOMPSON 90. Upton. Graham. Wood
90. Gosh %. Cox CO. Goals from
'onl-Pendlcton %. wood 80. Rcfc-
rec HarSrovc, Y p. !. Tlnc ~ halves,
20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
IMPROVE BALL YARD
Winston-Saicm baseball Fans VIII
Get Much Better Acrommodn-
tIOns This Ecnr.

WlNSTON- SALEM. y. C., February
the Winston Twins. is to get a com,
p!ete ovcrhauling and cnlarsinr pre-
naratory to accommodating the crowds
,hat are expected 10 attend the ball
games during the coming summer. The
Winston Park Is going TO be turned
into a real METROPOLITAN ball lot. II
might be suggested that Kaiser Vii
helm l'ark would be a more suitable
name for the Winston Park after tho
hammer and the paint brush do their
worst. The hammer is again to be
heard around the Winston Ball Park
but this time il will not be knocking
the Twin CITY ball tossers. but will be
making extensive and necessary i'm
proTemcnts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
NEGRO CUNTS MATCHED
Union University VIII Play Return
Game Against RIchmOnd Negro
Welfare LcnEuc.

Virginia Union University quint Will
again meet the Richmond Negro Wei
iare League tonight in Johnson's IN
dltorium ~ $50 o'clock. Three weeks
ago the Wclfarers were victorious by
the score OF 20 to II. II is Unions
avowed purpose 10 avcnCc that defeat
by decisive victory tonight Her
albi for the last defeat was the fact
that the baskets in .Johnson's Audi
lorium arc six inches closer than those
IN the Union gym. But as the Union
squad has been practicinC recently in
the auditorium, this handicap should
be now removed.
In the meanwhile, the Welfare aG-
Eregation has by no means been idle
Daily practices OF three hours dura-
ton have been conducted. Captain
shelton declares his team will not suf-
fer such close score tonight as in
tho former game. but must hand Union
an oNerM III @ lining defeat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
VISIT lYNCHBURG
George W. Roger. and w. j.. Unrroo,
of H'chmond. ArousinE Interest
In Y. p. \. Work.
Especial 10 The Times -D,sp,tc,

inr"cial 10 The Times Dispatch
W NLflBCFC;. VA, February is
George w Rogers. president. and w
y. iiarwood, both Of Richmond, score
tary. respectively. Of the Virginia nj
vision Of the Travellers Protective As
sohiation spout most Of to-day hero
with Dan w. Sale. secretary Of Post
+, in an effort TO secure new members
ana TO arouse greater interest in the
lost On the part of the old members
quite "a number of new applications
were turned IN. and a larger number
ol ola members were visited by the
State officers, who said this afternoon
that they were much pleased with the
result Of their visit.
Both Of these State officers arc we'll
known TO all active Travellers Protec-
tive Association men of the city. and
they Wcrc given a warm welcome
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
MAY JAIL SOLONS
Cleveland Federated Churches Threat
en- BoSinE Commission with Pen
II Bouts Arc Permitted,

CLEVELAND. February lS.-D. T.:
,irccn. attorney for tho Federated
Churches to-day warned Mayor Davis's
Boxing Commission members they arc
staring pcnitcntiary sentence in tho
:acc' If they permit a single bout 10
be staged here.
Green cited a state law providing
pcnItcntiary sentences Of from one to
ten years for persons permitting u
prize light and for all persons attend
Federated Churches will seek to prove
every match u prize fight"
DESPITE this warning. the City coun
81 passed an ordinance establishing
The commission and providing money
for salaries