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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-27
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Nfcwicr was hpM tAis vNtntnE Arch.
bishop l'ifgle osuchNns
far sneccssor To- Count Strurakh Hr
Premier the names of nr Erucsi Nuu
kosrhey neW Finance MiNistyt &c Au-.
pna.iiunsary and Prince Cnnrad Nnn
ltnhlenhohe, Sehiiin NsMFsf Now Aus.
tplsn Minister III thr lntuuOr av mrn
tlarcd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-27
AospSrAl Fos NoRNrowN-

YORKTOWN. rcN. oct gt M q
" Allan, surgeoR who has bcrn cop
ducJine \ hospital h tlns uiiS Ser srN.
crai wars Is oortcmplatinx ey,eiing
a nrsf-ele>s hespigsl n0dcrn IN IS
cry wspect provided ne f,eeiNcs ths
nsccssarS encoara cvmtut rrpm nv lius.
lneas Mems Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

ENGINE TROUBLE CAUSES
OOMENJ0Z TO POSTPONE


Thousands OF men. women and chit q.
dreu assembled IN William BYRD Park
yesterday afternoon to see In, ndycr-
tiscd flight Of John pvmcnjuH tn.
Swiss aviator. but Went homo dis
appointed over his failure 10 give til,
cNhibition.
I: is probable that not less than
1000 persons were on hand at tin.
scheduled hour, ana the majority
waited 70" neatly two hours before
Domcujoz finally gay" up his attempt
announcing that engine trouble was
tn" Gauge % his inability 20 make
the Nigh,.
DomcnjoH attributed his trouble to
the fact that he had had pcrmissio on
To use the hermitage Golf Clus
grounds to start fi'onE, but that IL h..d
been revoked sudEeulN. Ills machiu.
had bc"i assembled. and the sudden
switch in the plans meant that he had
10 dismount his acroplanc, PACK it and
haul it to William Byrd PART The
jcltinc caused the cugin" :" 20 out
Of commission.
The aviator was clearly as uiSap-
pointed over the iiasco as his audience
aGd determined TO call off his cHhi-
bitions. He Was persuaded last night,
however. not to leave. and viii il, this
afternoon from Broad street Park just
prior TO the start az In. Soccer foot
bah game between Richmond and New
port News. W. Il. Bradley, owner OF
the park. has given permission for him
TO enter and leave tn" grounds. ara
he viii give AN exhibition for the bcnc-
ut OF those attending $hc game. which
is given 20, tho bcueiit of the War
Relief association Of virginia. 80
other fight will be mad" to-day. but
i; is possible tina; Domcnjoz will give
"a public exhibition ncNt week
With two expert mechanics WIN"
travel wi,N him, Domcnioz worked weli
into last night II an effort Ia get his
planc TN king ordc". Tic locate ]
;hc engine trouble and stated that he
is ready for fights now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
JACKETS TO MEET TIGERS
RAMO0LP MACON QUINTET
PLAYS HAMPDEN-SlOMEY
.tshInndcrS Expect Ntct0ry--W Not
Pnt Relay Team in Indoor Meets
In Richmond.

ASHLAND VA, january 2S-The
Yellow Jackets T. aiie,bnll team viii
liam pdor sidney VIII be tho opponent,
For the last three years tho Jackets
have had little trouble in defeating
aud although the prospects were any
thing but bright at tho opening of the
season. ior II strong team Coach Reiss
has nov developed uuiIt that no
thinks VIII take the Tigers into camp
as formerly
Since Christmas the Yellow Jackets
have won every game they have played.
dotehtinS the Medical College Of Nir-
EInia. George Washington, Church. IIill
Athlete club and the Rich,noud Blues
The Jackets can hardly hope TO re-
rra' their performance OF last year.
whc- they won every championship
although the loss Of both OF last YEAR
forwards and the center has been "a
handicap.
To-morrows game with Tigers
compare the Jackets and Spiders as
thcN are expected To put up the hard
est fight for the cup.
The report that the Yellow Jackets
VIII have u relay team 10 put up
against the Richmond College four on
etS would be unable TO put forth an
indoor track team on such short no.
tcc. ana ut present II would he i'm
possible 10 present a team with any
training whatevcr. rs there is neither
vinder nor indoor track on tho campus
,ians are maturing. however. for n
team to represent the college in the
intercollegiate Association late In the
spring.
As soon as conditions are favorable
a track viii be laid on the Day Ath-
letic Field: and training for this later
meet viii he begun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
YOUNG CATCHER IS SIGNED
SLUGGING RECRUIT WILL
BS TRIED OUT By SMITH
Contract Srnt I.urin SOIon-Bnrrou
say" HirhnOnd Franchise TX With
out Any Entnncicmcnts.

Gilmore Thompson. with great
record as Il slusEcr. mas been signed
for Il trial with The Richmond mts.
The recruit is Il catcher. twenty years
old. and is a lctt-'andcr Ills signed
contract WAS received last nish,.
Gilmore has haI littic professional
experience. being only twcnty years
vid. but he Is tOutcd as I. wonder at
pat. behind the Dat and In pcegins
1" the bases. In 1913 he was with ca
taWDd college. IN South Carolina.
wn"'c 80 battcd .321. The following
year he played for cluster Springs
.'eadclny. unishinus with an average OF
~. Later that season he played sem
'nnrY ban ia South Boston batting
one games for linmlet, IN the Eastern
taEoliua League, and made one error.
I'll" hit Tor percentage OF 1896.
The Norngstcr is live feet nine inches
~ height and weighs no pounds lie
tor kirSh. who IL somewhat :, Judge
/ "i BAH players. i<irsh stacks the boy
.,;uinst anything he has seen in the
international League.
Gilmore, after a'lNinc his signature
!" q contract. stated that IN" Was go
~ to- ;ry TO lami Il uHirersity #
"o!th a TRIAL In professional ranks
president Alvin NJ. Smith last might
authorized Secretary Thomas Ryan to
send = contract Ia l.orin Solon. The.
noted Western athlete. who haas plac-
'ichlly decided IL try professional bali.
SCION IS IL wonderful football PLAYER.
and ~ said 10 be corking good BAH
player. Ills inclination toward tho
Iatic' game caused him to be dcposcd
az captaiu OF the University of Wis
conSih football team last year. the
tasI causing :; big row IN Middle West
!thlctic circles and practically diSrup-
ted the Zig Kline association.
MI smith Yesterday received let
t IT,. rom prGsIden; Ed. barrow. OF the
In.
mhttcr OF switching the Harrisburg
franchise to Richmond was taken up
Az. barrow stated that nc Was for
inns city with all his strength. and
I"od OF The league. being absolutely
safe. sane and sound. He stated pos
itiveiy that tho harrisburg franchise ia
without acknowledgements now or in the
strInSS tied to II. He is confident that
the International League will enjoy
I'VE best season 80 many years and
tnat Richmond will share The general
prosperity. The league. he said, vii
Euatantcc to mcc. all claims made
a"nlnst the franchise sent hcrc.
Hli. Smith while in New York talked
with a nuinher OF prominent mon in
baseball VIII" agreed that the Ebbcts
lclIim OF S1i,po0, made to tho National
baseball Commission against the In.
nIiI,,ta l.eaIuG VIII not stand a
wise assert that the claim will not
stand against tn league in any cour,
~ the debt is simply between Ebbcts
anu two former owners OF the Newark
club.
Ellis smith the newly signed man.
aScr. j. on his way here lie is due
Tonight or Tomorrow. and may bring
some news concerning players. hay
nag stopped over IN Cincinnati for a
talk with Garry lIcrrmann lie will
also confer with Clark Griffith. OF
Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
HAVANA RESULTS

Ftrsr-nvc :urlougs Euric" lbs
,poylc) 6 10 >. to > ana ! To :. Won
>da Anne. 'l% CScu,tingcr). II :" >.
3 20 : and ] TO 3 second: The Lark.
l"3 'TarlinL. 10 l. : to aud to
Paulson and Ian" also ran.
Sccnnd--fyc furionEs-T.ambs Tail
INK tTanlint. TO /. 3 10 = and 3 To
3 Won. Margaret Ellen. 80 Young q
To :? 20 and - =. second: Ston-
iustou. loG oIoursi. "a . to and
9 TO . third Time l:0l 50 Boss
Lien. Maegrc;. Ihanclloi, Mice Dunn
aud Cnuncc also ran
Third raCe--iVa aud oue-half fur
longs Parlor Hov, li@ CTarliu). \ 10
! TO ana =" To :. Won. Sheets II"
Ipomiuickp, 20 = even and to =.
second Mac 10 ,Connnllyp even >
ia y and out, third Time Ia. So.
Ruth Strickland. rjcrrot kopjc and
Ec I.umuN also ram
Fourth mile Toroas;cr lie
connolly. t" / ? "a and 20 >.
second; Tattcrlaur 10" CEalh to
T. 10 : and ! 70 = third Time. ! "a
80 Phil Conner y firs' and Max
inns choice also ran
Fif,h-mile and ifty Yards Ray
o.Lieht 10. ,JcukiusD : 20 : > to :
aud out won Bcu Uncas. VOC CWattsl.
: 10 :. 70 aud even second Lady
Eanl.iu. III 1'itz' To !. ? 20 and
Z TO . third Time li5l-l Tom
Hancock, charles Erancis san Ion
Scrdcllo. charles T.. Graiuccr and
SniftN Allen also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
NEW COACH FOR CAROLINA
TARHEElS SELECT HARVARD
MAN FOR GRlDIRON SQUAD
Ih"ma. i. Campbell Played Three
Years Tor trlmSOn-Wns Assistant
To Percy HING htOn.

CHAPEL. HILL. january 2i.-Gtud-
uatc Manager Woollcn has just aIi-
nounccd rs head coach OF tho football
team for next year Thomas !. Camp
bell. Of Harvard. The coach this year
has been chosen with the greatest pus-
that no one. ont Of The many su--
sestci. VIII in this difficult post more
knowledge Of the game. in personal.
ny ana IN coachini; ability lie has al.
ready given proof Of his merits As a
member OF the great Harvard teams of
30 ana lali. he distinguishes him.
SCI among such stars as Wcnic!
Eeltou, Wiggicswurth and Gartuc,
He played left half back for HIarvarl
these years III brilliant style.
The New York Sun says Of his PEI
G"rmianrc in the great o-to-o gam.
WITH Yale in 1911; Campbell ran back
'n"n' than amy other Harvard back
ana had he had interference FOR the 80
runs in Il broken field would hay. nut
'"rouSh several lsnGthy jnumts'
or his ability as football coach. Nr-
ter his graduation lie coached ,v.t',
great success the football team of ~.
Morrist"wn school ~. -. The head.
master there has this TO say concern.
ins his work there: Il considc; tia,
my college would be rcmarkably for
campbell who coached our football
team one or two seasons. hut whom
"e lost, greatly 10 our rcDre; owirt.
u his desire to become an assistant
/" Percy Haughtou as coach OF :ie
Harvard team, which he has done with
distinguished success. Ny. camphcll
is not only good coach and director
81 athletic sports. but is a man OF
sound moral character. unusual good
sense and Judgment and OF great pop-
uiarity among boys aud young men.
Iheic was 40 man IN this school iuur"
respected by the boys than Mr.. Ca'nr.
tell AS football coach. ".
, Ulur man"
Nr Campbell stood high at Harvard.
being at one time secretary Of mis-
class and Il MEMBER Of tho Student
council for two years His class
mates speak most highly Of him. I'um-
ilion Fish. Jr wires this: "Car:rhcll
Ia splendid Valuable coaching crpo.
"Cou!dn't do better Campbell IS nne
GOOD player anal good sort"
Graduate Manager Moore Of FIar-
ward. who certainly is II good iuta:c
II a NAN. rccomm' nds Camphell uu-
rcscrvcdly. and "Pc&Eic'' Rrown, or
III" Harvard STAFF. speaks most fcvor-
ABLY OF him.
Every ono who knows CampoeIl
gives the same commentator Of him
lcth rs n man ana as q football nlaV-
cr ana coach. Tho authorities OF the
university feel that he is lust the
kind OF man CaroliDa now needs
man who not only can build IN Il
winning football team. but can lead
boys aud mon towards higher ideals
ing with Percy Hauchton at Harvard
should make him ono OF the VERY best
coaches. far as tho strategy of the
/ gem" * concerned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
JUAREz RESULTS

Barka. 1o5 'ormssj. $ to j to /
and tn p won General pickett l0-
second; Grcyfoot. lo2 o.. Hunt. : to
I. = to . and to :. third Time. 90
IS RuhifaN, !iappncss. Sis Mallory.
oveta. Eventually. Rapid May, Xudo-
ra and lose also ran.
Second siN furIongs McAlan. liz
tMolesworth,. : 70 :" even and 10
. won: WaNemall. t"3 Graves. 6 10
T. 10 and even second; Manson. les
Booker) u to + 20 / and : To I.
third Time. llSS-5 Lovers Lane.
E.Hie May Irish Kid. Fairy Fay. Ces-
ario Black Mate. Gilbert Rose Man
dadcrc, Eicctr"wan. Mintanka also
Third sever, furlongS c;sno. los
cross, to I" and to 3. won:
Prosperous Son. l"3 a.. Humt. =. to l..
son. INC Graves. TO !: to and
Ticket. Rose o'Ncil. Cecil. Bean spill
or. COOS. skinny r.. ami Gordon Rus
,stoarns>. to |. s to ; and : to 10.
won. Hard Ball. los Gross. 10 L.,
> to and even, second: King Eox
third. Time, lia Brooks. Little
String nundreary and Blarney also
Fif,h-siN furlongs-John spohn.
won: Phyllis Antoinette. 1o6 ,Rooker).
6 10 !. to . and to :. second: Vi
roo az (Feenyl. & to |. to and
even. third Time. l:li' katharine c..
Barha rita. Gerthelma. Lone Star. Nir-
gle Dot Princess Janice. lnnuieta and
tirays Favorite also ran.
Sixth - M ! - Transparent. 100
IIansleyl, 10 to I, 3 to and 70 :.
won: Mud Sill, 10 lOrmes) even
10 3 and to &. second; Henry Wal
hank Io7 tMoIesworth>. 4 to l. to
3 and 3 to D, third. Time 1:4lc.5
Dave Montgomery, First Star and
Eastman also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
SPIDERS DEFEAT TIGERS
RICHMOND COLLEGE OPENS
TITLE RACE WITH VICTORY
'innpGcn-si ,inc! lose. Fast BASKET
b''ii Game to LOcn. tUIic.Ian~ in
iuttini IcnSur t.uiuc.


h'In'"'Nu toil"r" easily dccapitatcd
~ ,i.p"'h -Hi"il'E Huiiit on the
,!'M ,'H.iS curt l"hl uish t IN the MI
~ tnnID OF IA" Virginia intercolic-
S!"t" N'hl"tir Nsa"riajiuu by tn" score
80 ~ - -. TN. game was more ,uan
:, ,.tiiGtt from toss 10 whistle. the
20" ihhEii!S IA" victora c>crt them
@'n"S 70 the utmost
rms game. although marking ;ho
~. 81 tn" lGasue aenson. ahow ed a
i'"N preparedness ~ both teams. Tine
Sn"nG aud consistent passiHg Of tia"
!"ta! hEc va. the pTiinc feature Iu -,
M'lh IN" forwards :"i gEatDs
800 ~" ihrin"nl"nSlN together. with
inr i'aI"rd"n- S.dnc! boys eyer ;jati-
ihS.
y' ne hrSt S"al was registered by
was only the first of 81 long line Of
~ ble termination "' tn" ilrst
'W"htE minutes Il c%ertion, tho local
~ ans -" IN. neg Win The score
81 :" y. Ia tire latter half Rich
h"Hn '"ILtG" taIlith tn" same mum
pEI ., points hut ~" enemy -ained
s'iG 3hy
!rugnn"ss although the inteus. rival
~ 81 ~" teams caused many fouls.
wl.%h w"s due altogether 70 The hard
r,ao ne sPevi','9Ts werS Kept ."
SttS' sometimes iisr"c fellows fa,lliu"
JUL mass
Even though the harmonious pass
INK or tn" home boys was their out =
-lruhIng feature. tn" pocllcting Of tn"
bell and Tho consistent guarding Of
ne opponents AHde q hit. Scvcra!
is-cred wh.ch Drought the rnIi'.r, On
tneir coct Win tumultuo,,s cL.oTs
MISC; II the leech-iil guarding OF The
~, ., ,ihh been lacking. tho score
would he different FOR tho llanpden-
sidney boys lost several goals H.. an
p"r,une attacks
~ ru,,iusroJ 80 80, ir,,.., 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
RichIn0IitI Dairy.
Totals
u ~
kHisrr's f'cIs
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

ri F.,S' three frriongs- savtuc. ia
or. .McTaggarD. to 3, to :, ANA t;
I" o. Won; conowing", il2 ,M"Ntoc,.
!" T." an even, second: Vel.
low Sally, 10 'Mctcalf). 3 to I "a, :,
ana I" :, third. Time 80 A. Bird
Lore. Little bot. Walter Duncan. on,
None Such, Maud Bacon an.i N,pcrt
Secord sis furlon=s- sautcrellc. To-
Garner TO /. t. to ana :. To- :,
w"u: Matte G., ica nrhiiiips>. Il
!: 10 and 10 >, second; .uiti-
clans, 10. C<cdcrisl, / to :. even aud
10 ., ;hrd. rhnc. 1lGt-5 Falls
city. Wild Rose. Prince = Sp1nric
Duchess. Elizahcth Lee Theresa Me-
Maxim, insurgent, Wspc" and Snug
ll% NAndressD. I 10 >. / to ana on;
won; piadi, i15 CGuyh to /. /. 10
and "von. second: Hluc Ming. los
HourieNl, ~ I" 2 to ! and : to >.
third Time l:li 10 Sir Elais.
Richard Lancdom. Donovan. ratri, k
+. Hatouch. j. n. Sugrs and Aspara-
F"nrii,--mi mile Rose .Iuliottc. Ioo
~o %?"iI} ',@ 81 nisEer to los " "HG !" -
L., to 1 and 10 :. secoud; Taxa. loo
,. third. Time. I;i4. TatIana Chiva
tor Gcn;lcwomam and Bobolink also
ran.
F,f'h milc- Mayme W lot Van.
l.yndora. lo1 tMott. 2 to .. to . ANA
10 ., second; Wolga. lo2 -. McTnp
sart. Ia |, event and . TO Z ,hir,
Time. l:4i RAY Newman Lark in
Margaret q. and Rcrnini also IAN
SiXth-mile and one SiX,ccuib
Counterpart. 11@ tWarrington). ; +,
tssss,ssasgsto | and to ! won: ROYAL Me-
tedt, lis (koerner). 10 =. | 10 /, anI
to 5, second; Surprising. Ilo uc;ar'
ner), to ). to . aud | TO ). thru
Time. =? - Lady RIFLE. Pleasure
vile and Africa Beau also ran.
yellow Sally and Ncnera cn1,nla.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
FARMVILLE HIGH WINS
DrfcntS BLACKSTONE MILITARY Academy
by Fast md Clean Pinying-Rc-
NcrNch Former Score.

I'AEMNILLE. Va. January aS.-The
Farmvillc High School quint reversed
the score q. Il wees ago, when 1t de-
icatcd Blackstone Military Academy
Tonight. ~ 10 81. The largest crowd
OF the season Witnessed tho game
which was last ana furious every min
ute OF play. The l'armvllc aCgrcga-
uou "utclasseh its heavier opponents
and secured - substantial lead In the
hrst half. Clean. fast basketball was
the popular sentiment at the finish Of
the game. For blackstone. cole, at
ccntcr was tho star. while. for the
High school Jones at guard and
Iricc at forward. played the star
game. Field eoals--Bla ckstonc. Cole
=; Bruce, !: Spansier. !, Farmville
Price. = Jones. >: w Watkins. .: +
Watkins, {: Paulrtt, /. Eouls--Rruce
;: W. Watkins. Referee, Rawtns,
iiampdcn Sidney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
CHURCH HILL FIVE LOSES
CLASH WITH lYNCHBURGERS
Cardinals Win Game by tuod >rorr
i.ncais Failed 20 Grt FirL;i coal
ia Final Period.

LlNtiiEUiioi. w. January 2>.-The
church lin Athletic club OF Rich
mrnd. proved 20 bc unable TO cope
NiN the Cardinal Athletic club at the
lliA Auditorium here tonight. the
nom" team winning, 81 to IA The
gam" Mas fast ana furious aud at all
'iWcs "!cHn!y played. l.yuchLurr Won
hy better passing and closer guard
ING iiotH teams Mere of iu shots
from The 'oor. Jamorson. the local
right forward missing eight or Ton
t'st w"rh for Church IIin. Will. i,
would b" hard 10 pick the stars in
me lNnchhur. aggregation.
Tire" hundred pcopl. Witnessed tho
game. and tho Richmuud nve MAS no
o"entl% appiaudcd for pretty work
IN" church ilill team failed 10 regis
ier q goal from tn" noor u tn. Ias,
l"!i"d- the first session ended % To
against Richmond. I.inc-up:
~ NchhHrG. Position - nm
'dncrsou.- riGh. forward .Nyoodni,rd
,Hlupbc!l. -... left forward EcIi
ISuiH ,..-.., center V-b.r,r,,
Sewers right guard Icbu,ip
'itcrdiiIScr. left guard ouarice
Suostitutlons- DrinkarG for Cam
nt'i Srradiin for kunH, Murdoch for
H"'f!"S summary: Goals from Zoo
''he'soH, .; Campbell. = kuuz =
ToWcis, = pitcrdiuver. =: Woodward
Hel Wharton. Goals from fouls
rr, IN chance: Woodward. > in
chances; Sell. , in chamrcs roI,i.
committed Cardinals II: church Hi
!" Time, Commute halves Hcfernne
~. hrnnet and Dr. Davis, exchanging
periods. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
Kinds Of Rheumatism
One Sure Mode of Treatment Through the Blood

Nhcther iuur trouble is Sciatica.
!.umbaS" or the dreaded fArticul,r
rheumatism, the answer is tho same
YOU must treat II through the blood
That Is the only way to rid the system
OF uric acid. purify the blood and re-
viial@c The nerves. ~ the blood is
freed from impurities. rheumatism
must go This. in short. is tho exact
knowledge Saimcd by the research lab.
oratorics of the $. $. S. Company In
Atlanta These tests have boon made
for hft?.years. They know what Rheu-
matism is. They know that 8. S. s.. the
remarkable blood tonic, which thcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
MAY NAME RALEIGH
North Carolina Tcnrhcrs' Axsemhi, VIII
Pick Date mud PInrc of IDiN
Meeting 'TO-Dny.
-rncial to rhe rlmes- nisna1ch l

RALEIGH y. G.. January 2S.-The
executive committee of the Teachers
Assembly reached II tentative decision
TINS afternoon TO hold the 1916 session
az Raleigh There is still some utirs-
ton as 10 the date. which will be set :
tlci tomorrow. \shevillc was bidding.
ana II Asherille should be chosen after
an IL is understood tina; the time for
the assembly Will he changed from
Thank So iviu:
y committee WAS named ON The .rca
ton or the department OF county and
city school boards TO create a depart
ment of city high school teachers and
discontinue spccia! rural school work
demonstrations as too expensive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29

originated. Viii relieve YOU OF rheuma-
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plctc recovery OF thousands of sufferers
by the use Of = =. = is positive proor
that YOU can be relieved. :. s. s. Is a
blood tonic--a puritlcr that restores the
blood. rcviializcs IL. cleanses IL. naltos
1t pure as IT was before il became pois-
ohod with impurities. S. $. :. gives II
strength to drive out these Impurities
the uric acid and organic poison, and
with II the Rheumatism. Get $. =. s. at
at your druggists. IL you need special
advice. write to Swift Specific Co, At
lanta, Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
doc" Roller WINS yIntch

Il T.. Roller won The wrestling match
tonight in the CITY auditorium. with
Tommy DrAak. Il 5000 purse going to
the winner. Roller Won the first fall
in thirty-onc minutes and forty see
ouds with . HcrSc cbanccry hold The
second fall came III uinc minutes with
"A hammer lock hold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-29
DOWN THE ALLEYS

me Richmond Dairy won three
straight games from The Kaiscr's pr,s
ihst nnShi OH the Palace runs Roth
cams were OF color and ;ol.cd vcr,
p""t sh'hrH \dams rolled high
"ror" t"r IN" Mlltm"n and was tied
Tor orc with Wallace. Richardson
role" nigh score and won iar The
tcrmauS Score as follows.
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cox BARELY WINS
Pacific Coast Champ Makes Good Score
In Finnl '.nnr ~ Pocket MI
Hard Match.

stephenson had 2S4 balls to make
against CoNs 1875 in the last block OF
the LOCO -poin, match At the superior
Billiard Academy last night. and sue
c"eded by brilliant playing To make
%; against l2.
The match finished with the score
standing: Con Loco: Stephenson. 900
Other matches hetwee1 The best
professionals in the country will he
announced soon.
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Harvard Uses American shells.

tAMEIiIINE, MASS. January 2S--
liarvard'S racing shells Will lie made
IN the United states oi America this
season. FOR the hr,t Tim" in six Gears
An order Tor SIX shells including the
ones which, viii - used In the Vale
ana PRINCETON reSnttas. was placed
with local firm to-day. II had been
the custom to have the shells con-
siructed in England
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viii rurif, College Athletics

T'HTINDT.LHiITN dummy .S-A
campaign for the ratification of col
lc-C and school athletics was launch
cd here TO-DAY at - meeting Of Tho
Association of college Presidents or
- nrsylvania. The association. which
includes in its membership the heads
nf al ~" prominent educational insti-
;utiorS in this state. decided TO adont
n ono Years residence rule for students
frCwM up"u the practice Of granting
scholarships for athletic ability
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Eastern Wins Another.

MANASSAS VA. January "S.--ka+t
oru college defeated Rockville Mead
cmy here Tonight in hard-fouch,
game Of BASKETBALL by tho score Of
~ 10 90. Wethcro. fov tho visitors nhd
Nccfc. tor tho home team. featured
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NEW YORK. january 2S.--Ra,tliur
lcVinsl>N, Wth an advantage OF iicar.
Is twenty pounds ia weight, ca.ily ,ln
fcatcd Iulu I\ii - the Lonca"re Ain
lctic club tu-niCEi. In Inc othe,
bouts. Willie BcerhCr had the best ot
Frankie Fierce. and Al Thomas hold
Marty Cross Ia - draw