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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-03-09

Notice the double boning the boy Tipping Over and
over again springs back into shape but never breaks
That is just the way it does in the corset It wonder
fully flexible and durable because each bone composed Of
two strips Made this way it has twice the
exibity and much greater strength than single heavy
bone.
There is stiffness uncomfortable rightly about
Warmers
On account Of the double bonng gives every motion
without setting or breaking.
This makes Warmers corset remarkable in its way
for comfort for STYLE for every occasion and every
purpose
Then Warmers launders well it be sent to the
wash unconcernedy would send your lingerie It
will return in perfect condition does hurt it in
the least and it will neither rust break or tear.
Comfort. Service amid style you win fn all three in
Warmers Rust Proof Corset Wear and be convinced
Every Warner at the lowest price, give sat
isfaction.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED 81 up
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-03-09
! !EEEk ST y les are


andh avea line
fall gracefully The color favored is
chckedback
n,tan price are from$ o
delighted with
smart looking Coats both and belted blue and
Chinchla Black
Check Novelties, $500 $3.50
skirts-Backs. Blues Checks
No
e $1,000
n
newly fitted ReadytoWear Department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
WILLARD ADMITS THAT HE
WAS EXTREMELY SICK MAN
CIumpiuu Arrives In New York and IL
Greeted u, rhr"nE-N ont Wake
Any Predictions.

NEW YORK February - Jess
willard last night pcnmcd the follow
ing:
AS far as | can judge. the principal
reason for this story * TO lot tho FOLKS
know that On feeling pretty. wei.
and secondly. lhat | tm not 80 heavy
as some OF my Chicago friends have
kept informing tho world. AS TO give
the inside information as 10 whether
ain going /" c"nGuer Frank Moran
quick, ! am going to tell the actual
truth. | don't Know.
1T amuscssmc the way q crowd will
turn out to welcome a champion. Also
it makes me feel deeply gratiticd to
notice that when man accomplishcs
!, little more than his fellow man. lac
receives due credit. Perhaps there
were many folks who gathered around
this Grand Central station this morn
ing to sec what sort OF an individual
Jess Willard was. My wish is that
they put me down as | feel am:
y regular American with no swcllcd
head and kindly feelings toward
everybody.
You must remember that it, was not
many months ago that | resided IN this
great city, and YOU can take my word
that tn" world was not running as
smoothly then as now. 1t was a case
Of stick and hustle and many times the
outlook was dark and gloomy. Tho
Johnson tight came along and tho sit
uation changed. Now when ] come
back here to stay q few weeks | want
TO say one thing: Being a champion
won't make me forget those hard times
and the thoughts Will keep me right
down on earth.
Nov, getting down TO the fight it
self 7 want {" say right here that I'm
really in the dark as far as planning
the battle is concerned. All | know
Is that ! will start In real training
tomorrow morning, and keep it mp
until feel I'm in proper shape. At
present | tip the beam around 9JS
pounds. When ] enter the ring I cX-
poet u Wcigh arommd 2ll mounds"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
TWO |NF!ELDERS BOUGHT
RICHMOND CLUB NOW HAS
ITS ENTIRE TEAM SIGNED
Purchase Ethel aud NrDrrmvtt From
MISUNDERSTANDING He'd Outiicidcr
Gets thnncc-SmitI SIN ISu.,.

TWO iuiicldcrs and AN outncldcr were
secured yesterday bv tho Richmond
imis. Accordimr to Am announcements
from Memphis. iiucl, :ibcl, mrs, base
man. and frank Mcpcrmott. third base
man, were sold to tn, climbers Billy
smith Yesterday gave it out that he
had signed Al Kaiser. q forme. big
I-a@uc aud Fed uutGcldor
Both OF the iuneldors arc mon we'll
known 10 smith WHO last year saw
them in action i'm the Southern ascot
alton, IN which h mtuagcd the At
liant. clUb r.ibsl Dob fact. pIav-d fo-
smith the Year before last, and was
sold TO Memphis. Tho men have cx-
coil.u, records in the Glass y circuit,
:ud shouId loo able 90 do good work
hcrc
The signing Of Eihcl and Mcpernott
completes tho iuncld. ana in Cact. max"
up AN cntir, team for Richmond or
course, others viii d.. secured. as none
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
JUAREZ RESULTS

nn [si los f TsnSse 10 t {" to and
to >, won: Grays Favorite. 10 III
omd: Prosperous Baby. 10I (smith), 80
10 /. 20 to and & to l. third. Time
100 1i. Wild Irish, Odd Cross. Tow
cr, 0nklahoma Babe and Real Worth
sccondnohve and one,half furlongs-,
and even. Won: Nifty. 1l2 (Pauley).
20 /, > to and to 3. second: Knight
and s to 3. third. Time, 1907. Bar
harita Tcmpy Duncan, Inez. Evrar
Favorite Article. Miss Folly. Yuba.
Zenotek. Earsac, Focman and c. w.
Third-hvc and onc-half turlongs-
Mollcr. 100 &C. Hunt. to I. even and
to 2. won: Old Coin. 107 III Shill-
carondole.. 10y %; .Gentry5. 5 TO ]: $
to and : to 10. third. Time. :os As
John Spohn. Panhachapa and Francis
also ran.
HnnN: to . 70 10 and to /. Won:
i. 3 to ), second; Louise Paul. 1o5
,,Iis,, 3 to tod |, even and to s.,
Fifth--six furiongs-Rose Mary, 1os
Uickens), to 2, z to 10 and to A.
won; Icduc, lie fMcEwenl; to ]. 3
third Time. 1912 as. Meal Ticket
Bean Spller. Charity Ward and SAT-
ranor also ran.
GT. shilling(, aven. . to S and j to l.,
won: Geos. los (Paulcy), 8 to J. 2 TO
and to :. second; Barnard, 1o5
GBookcr1; to even and to 2,
Dave Montgomery. Rey and Mollis Cad
also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

FIRST race four furlonrs- Hhu'n"r,
II. CNmhr"so>. 70 :. even. TO :.
won; Cunrro. IL 'h"crncD, ! 20 l. :
- i "a Z, second; Lady Ward. lo9
lLilicyp. $ /" !. TO }, 20 =. third.
Iimo. IS Eden Park, War Bride.
Ncpora. oUt. Roy Ennis. Heroine. Mr..
Glencoe also ran.
second six furlouga-Wet Sail ll%
ambrose. 5 to /. 10 !. to 4. won,
Garnet; lop a. McTaggarD. TO |. $
20 =. / Ia Z. second: Politician, ia IKE
dcriab. " To :: even, TO :. third. Time.
l.l+. Spauglc Duchess. Maudic, John
Douglas, Fails City, Bonner. lnsurgcnt
Ellen Siui;h. Narmar and Watch Your
step also ran.
,Kcoehr. : to /. ,oG, to .. won;
Toe u. NIB ambrose. 10 ,. 10
:. " 20 :. second: SIR J.. Joe. lla Rob
in.onp. 10 !, 70 !. to >, third.
ers. rau.ch +. pr. Kendall Mater. j.
Il. It,rrci Cniila. Shrewsbury kiday
aud Galgoc also ran.
Fourth mii"-pr. Carman: l0S
kins N.. 1"n vandusenp. II to i
10 |. 10 = second; Greenwood. loi
CMcpcrmoD. :" to |, Ia =,
third. Time. ;3a3;,'. Lucky T.. Ina
kay, CiT Field Lindcnthal, .syrin
Fifth"milc-J. G. WEIGH. iii tAn-
drcssl. 90 10 |. to ], ito l. Won:
Larkin 10? tDodd). g to |. . 70 !, TO
s 30 /. : to ., even. third. Time, ~ :
2-5 EobolinlS, Mary Jay. Maymc W.
Clara Morgan and Investment also
:Six,h-miIc and sixtecnth-.t.ucly
George. 10" tMcDcrmotb. s 70 /. to
and to .; Won; Iniicttcs; lo5
ona; Eirko, 1H5 I(oerrGr,, u 70 $
Mary Ann Is. Bcns Brother. Ratwa,
richard I.angdon and Dindi also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
HAVANA RESULTS

First racc-iivc furlonEs-Ada Anne
ri3 CTapiin). . TO !: to aud to
!. won: Margaret Ellen, 100 G7alD,
:; 10 l. s Ia > and TO :. second Miss
Primity. 100 ,WardD. - TO !. To l
and : to l. third. Time, l:o2 % "
Biza!. Ava Trovato. Ethan. Allen. kct-
tic Drum and Dr. y. l.. Swarcnger also
ran.
Siecond-nve and one-half furolngs-
Androlneda. 100 (Nicklausp. to !. { to
:, and . TO 3, won; Fla hush. ia Con
uciIyD. 6 TO I. 10 and to :. sec
oud Blue Mouse. liz CWhymarkl. 4
10 L. s TO = and to :. third. Time
.oS o-5. orv, Jr., Emily r.. Belle
of tho Kitchen, Major Bclt and S,on-
inCton also ran.
Third five and onc-half furlonEs---
paulson. % GIarrinr,on). IL to / 4
to and 10 I, won: Linah DO, 1o4
IIatD. . 10 l. to . and > TO 3. sec
ond; Anavri. los CBnID. & to ], TO
and oven, third. Time. 1:0S1- Re-
Election, Big LumaX. Envy and Palm
Leaf also ran.
Fourth mile Ben Uncas. 1902
Ooylc) . to :. to and out won
Autumn. 1f2 Connolly. to l. to
| and 80 :. second; Toner. 1Ol do
mas. 20 !. = TO ! and even. third.
Scpulveda also ran.
Fifth-mile and fifty yards-Alerry
Jubilee. 1o5 tDoule>, even. to 3 and
out. won: Ray 0IiGht. 0s (Jenkins).
!, to I. to and TO :, second: Malik
100 fSterrett), 90 to !. to and 3
to !. third. Time. I :45 2-5. Volant
Charles Francis and SosiUs also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
LOCAL. SOCCER FOOTBALL.
CLIBS PLAl IN PETER II &:

The two Richmond soccer football
teams, the Celtics and hangers. that
will Introduce the game to it's followers
in Petersburg this afternoon, viii
leave this city at 2:30 O'clock. The
game Will be staged ar o'clock at the
two teams, from past performances,
should put up a good game. the pro
Relief Association of Virginia
Both teams arc composed of former
members of the Richmond Soccer Foot :
ball Club, which recently disbanded In
order that smaller organizations might
be formed. creating more interest in
the sport. The Celtics will he cap
Draper VIII pilot the Rangers. Both
teams have several veterans in tho
lineup A considerable sum is cx-
pected to be raised by the associstio
IN Petersburg from the game, as many
tickets to the contest have been sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
CHI'UCH UTII TO RlN
I'NIWNIOIN1 BONs m NInuu,

Church tiii Athletic Ciuh and Fair
mount Athletic Club viii clash i'm = dual
meet Tonight at The Grays' Arlnorv.
The first even; is scheduled TO start at
$ o'clock. Tho teams have nccu prac-
ticing hard Of late and both announce
themselves in the best az condition.
II Is Impossible TO got line on either
team ma they have not competed against
ono another before this season. Tic
relay scheduled for last night was not
run.
The ffty-yard dash viii nnd two of
the most promising young sprintnrs
seen here in many day. Gentry. for
Church Hin who created such stir.
last year by defeating the renowned
McRac in tho fifty, will he pittcd
against Barrett. Of Paramount Bar
rctt is n newcomer this year having
run here only once. and that in the
prep meet held two weeks ago. In this
meet he defeated Brandt and Han
cock. who had heretofore carried off
tho honors in tho prep meet. and il
would not he "a surprise 10 some OF tho
local followers should Barrett win
from Gentry.
The other events will be just as hot
ly contested for The 440 run viii sec
such men as the Fclvcy brothers and
Gentry pi;tcd against each other. The
half mile is certainly likely TO prove
close with such men as Patterson. Me
Cook and Hay against Peitway. rhack-
or Martin and the FcIvcy brothers
There will he a number of RELAYS in
which some OF tho leading orEaniza-
tons arc entered. Richmond College
will run McGills. the Fairmount Re-
serves will run the Church Iin Re
serves. The final event will be the
cham pionship relay between teams re-
presenting Fairmount and Church Hill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
TERPS TO INSTITUTE SUIT
BALTIMORE OWNERS TAKE
ACTION WITHIN TEN DAYS
DO Not Expect 80 ,onprnmisr--Niu
sue Z" EtroNrr Damages tpdrr
lIn!tOm NMtitrmst Vet.

BALTIMORE. ND. Trhrtary e5
\s southern rlu,.e ,r. ,.i.,,,,,,, 90
-, ,,. 70
'"' "'h'"on' ''h'''oS h'seoal again
rs about TO be stirred hoy big legal
battle Within ,.n d4yy no Ior,,cr
tho HnItimorc ltn,.r;,I I.,.,.sun ,-imI
win hc.iu it's action ian liz i.cdr,.',i
ccur,!s 10 rccuv", DAMAGES uuior ~.
ION OF its nonL Gin Li,.;,,.. ,,t.,,,,
crty. ctc. As local rams Mi lunw titis
action il. Ia bo LrniIrbt ,s!,iust the
t,.,,.tt., , ,l, ,,...,g, -, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
WAKE FOREST AGAIN WINS
FROM TRINITY BASKETERS
McthOdists Hold Buptists for short
Time. But Are Unable to Stand
Swift Fucc.

WAKE FOREST. y. G.. February 20.
" Wake Forest annexed it's second
victory Of the season from Trinity to-
night. defeating the Methodist five in
the last game Of the season on the
local floor, 80 to 2s.
Both CUNTS showed up especially
strong In defensive tactics. but fire.
Pucnt SpurtS az different times en-
abicd each five TO run UP the score.
The game was very close AT tho start,
and until the last five minutes Of the
first half. tho score WAS tied at five
all. Wake Forest showed burst of
speed In tho last few minutes aud ran
the score mp to seventeen points be-
fore the whistle sounded.
The fast floor work Of FCrTcll. the
visitors diiniuutive forward. was an
outstanding feature Of the contest. lie
covered "a lot Of territory and came
second IN the scoring for his team. An
dcrson leading with four field goals.
folding and Hall, for wake Forest,
each secured seven field goals. cap
tain Holding negotiated several hini-
cult shots from the floor. while the
consistent work of Hall KEEP, the
Haptists in the lead. The lineup:
wake Forest Position Trinity.
Han ...-... right forward .... Fer,eli
Holding left forward Anderson
Captain
Beam ...... right guard Patton
ROblcy. .... left guard. ...... Martin
Captain
Summary: Observation-Disclosures Tor
Franks, Martin for Patton, Patton for
Martin. Iillcy for Patton. Field goals
Holding 90. Hall %, Beam 90. An
dcrson 60, Terrell 90. Martin o2),
Bunting 90. Patton %. Foul goals
Holding. . out OF chances. Martin.
s out Of II chances. Referee, sharp
-. ~ If.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
PIRATES GET REULBACH
Former Cub Pitcher VIII I'Iay IL
Pittsburgh Ihls icnr-Was
With NcWfcds

Chicago. February % Edward
ilcn!hach. star o. the Cub staff in the
days when the Cubs were tho stars
Of tho baseball universe. was award
ed to TIA. Pittsburgh Pirates to-day
Fat Powers. handling the affairs OF
Harry Sinclair. who held Eculhach's
contract. notified President W.cEhman
and Manager Tinker 10 this effect in
telegram to-day.
Eculbach pitched for the Newark
cluh ~ tho Federal League last year
going To that city after being re-
leased hy tn" Brooklyn Dodgers. Think
or declared to-day that Rculba" IN was
great pitcher last year aud that he
came nearer being The Big Ed Of 1907
ana zoos than he has, for several years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
MURNANE HEADS LEAGUE

SPRINGFIELD MASS. February o.
Tile Eastern baseball League was
iorhi;aiiiE o,inars nrosidnt VIII
Murnanc. of Boston: vice president and
secretary. Dan o'Nel. OF HoIvok":
treasurer Il. f. Fraser. of Lynn.
wear al unannounced salaries. Direc-
tors chosen were T.. r. Fraser. Of
Lynn; w. L. Carey Of Springfield; j.
7. Sullivan, OF Lawrence: IT. r.. Brew
or, of Worcester, and IT. T.. Mccain,
of New London. Conn.
Tho playing season will open April
oS and close September 16. The sal
airy limit. according TO class "R" re-
Uuirements, will be $500, though
President Murnarn was instructed to
ask the national board for a disDcn-
sation 70 allow 4 larger limit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

Tonight at tho IIowitzcrs Nruor,.
Will he staged the last basketball game
OF the intercollegiate season on - local
floor. The quiuts representing Eich-
mond College aud Randolph Macon vill
engage ia tho locals last game al $50
o'clock, and It's ciuch the gan. VIII
be = SDapp. contest from start 10 .iuiSli.
II VIII he remembered that the Rod and
Elue quint defeated the Jackets "a tho
last game, aud tho AsiiaDd"rs arc
thirstin- for revenge.
The winner Of this contest wfll land
second place In tho league honors ana
both teams viii exert rvory cftort to
gain the coveted position. william
aud MARY stands 1t Tia" top OF the col
mmn, and Judging from prc. tous *
hthitcd ability Will stay u.rr
The Spiders have sorclv. missed thc
services Of Acrry Mi.chcn their CAP
tain, "ho WAS injured near ti.r begin
ming of the championship series. hut
Dobson has worked out a comi,ira-
ton whose teamwork and SHOOTING. is
excellent. The Spiders hay" nut - :.
weeks hard practice, ANA arc IN the
pink Of condition.
Randolph Macon seems 10 have de-
rclopcd new spirit. aud s. putting
UP much better game than 4, did a,
the beginning Of the SEASON..
Eoth teams are abou; evenly matched
ana it's "a toSs-uU which " iii conn. ON,
OF the fray with tho big end OF INC
score Both student bodies will be
on hand TO cheer their respective u,lin,s
10 victory, ana the roofing viii be q
feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
AMATEURS TO MEET
tomn,crrial I-nGuc VIII ITa,c Import
ant NcTiin:,--!' franchises VIII re
awarded - Teams.

\ call has boon issued for . meeting
Of mniH@eis I'm the Commercial League.
ot the Amateur Commission, 10 he ncid
nest Monday night. THIS meeting is "a
most isuu"'iaut one. ;iid all managers
"i. urged 10 h." present. Among the
matters 2" com" M for consideration
viii ho tho "Wa!diuG Of franchises To
ill Nacal,i"# caused 10y the Withdrawal
of tW" Wan"Eors, who are not in a
position To- haidl" teams this season.
The Commercial is tin" only Class \
team under tho commission at present.
II - probtbl", however. that two more
circuit, OF this class viii be formed be-
fore tho ial falls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
RULES COMMITTEE MEETS
Football Doctors Talk Changes in Grid
tnmc-\o Definite Action
H.tI

NEW YORK. February 25.-Tbe
members OF the football rules commit
toe held their annual meeting at the
Fillmore to-day. They considered
many proposed changes III tho regula-
lions governing the great college game.
The committee. however. will not an
nounc" the result of it's elaboration
until tomorrow
Many suggestions were discussed and
acted upon. IT is likely that the num-
bcrinG OF players viii hc made COM
pulSory Another question debated
was: shall :, punt out after touchdown
I've pcrmittcd?" T.. *. Hall. OF Dart
mouth, chairman of the committee, will
make public any changes tomorrow
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

Soaks through tho system direct to the
seat OF the trounlr--actiuC as an anti
dotc To ncutraliHc the blood puisons.
II rcNitaliZcs the rcd blood corpuscleS.
increases thC low 50 that the blood
can property perform its physical
work. The dun sluggish fcolinS leaves
y"u--thc complexion clears up Evcn
long standing cases respond promptly.
Eut YOU must take $ : :. Drugs and
substitutes won't do Get $. s :. from
Your druggist. Insist on the original
II YOU need export advice write TO
Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Georgia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
AthIcfc I>IILa I'm A1nr

LON DON. February --Npnounrc-
lm"n' was mad" to-day tina, Licutcu-
ant Il. T.. Atkinson ono Of The best
known athletes Of England. vas kill
cd IN action February ~ lieutenant
Ntkin*oi was ~ Cambridrc University
runner His best performance wax in
l'ii when hC defeated Norman S
Iahcr, American Rhodes scholar for
incrly ~ Erown Uuivcrsi;v hy run
nin@ half mile in ! minute ~ -
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

l'it!l.Nl'tl1i'iiiA February 25.---Ihc
ANauti" ~. sehali 'cagu" was organ
iZcd h"r. to-day q, - meeting Of club
owners FROM cities IN Pennsylvania.
and Now Jersey. Representatives Of
siN clubs. I:aStcn, Lancaster. Potts
Vile, RcadiuE, Pennsylvania Patcr-
for rocmbc rship in the now league. aud
St was announced that two other cities
viii he added 70 the circuit at another
mcct-mg ~ be holh IN Tho mc..r fm.hr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
,Thorc nrc tMontN-0vc hnftorNn.

,Thor" arc twenty-five hattorymcu on
the New York roster and twenty three
arc NOW workjuC out. This compila-
ton docs not include Ed Sweeney aud
Ensign '"tircll. who arc still hold by
IL" Yankees. but viii no, be with
TIA" team this Ncar. Sweeney hnS re
fused all offers made by III" Yaul, ocs
Tor settlement OF his sS.O0o contract
for 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
SETTLES OUT OF COURT
Joe Birmingham. Dcposcd Manager of
cleveland Americans. Gets salary,
Vow with Toronto.

CLEVELAND. February 25.-Joe Rir-
ungham. dcDoscd manager OF the
Cleveland American League club. to-
salary and damages with Charles som
crs. one OF the club, by compromising,
Tho terms were not make public. Bir-.
minEham. who asked for $4,000 back
salary ana $4,000 damages. said that
he intends to play center field on the
Toronto club, OF tho International
%
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

ATLANTA. GA. February - vii
bert DAVIS, Of Merry Point. Va. a
young pitcher acquired last season by
the Philadelphia Americans, has hccn
turned over to the Atlanta club, of the
Southeastern Association. according to
au announcement made ny Manager
Frauk io-uiEht. An Atlanta contract
has been mailed 10 Davis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
SPIDERS TO PLAY JACKETS
FINAL COLLEGE GAME OF
BASKETBALL SEASON HERE
Church IIiIi and Fnirmnnnt Meet ~
trnys' hrn1r!-WRshingtU
Bowlcrs PIny Richmond.
Local Sport Card

tudoOr track mcct-thurch IIiIi
Athletic club against lnirnUuut
Athletic club. Gra!s hrmorH,
o'clock.
BnSt>ctbnll - Richmond College
aCniust RnndOIph- Mnron, IIoNittcrS'
ArmOry. $50 o'riOck.
BowIinE-Intcrcity match. Wash
inEtOn against itichmUnd. :;::;a
o'clock: nNc-man match. o'clock,
PHiicc alleys.
bSocccr-trItics against Hnnrrr-.
lirEinin LcnSu" Park, Prtcrshurr.
1 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Box in Sing Sing
tSpirnni> for Honors in Kin. Called
Dut-\o Heavy NittinG viii
he Tolerated In bouts.

NEW YORK;. February "3.-Frtcr
Cullen. observation-disclosures at the Nu-
tuui Wcifnrr League. it was learned
at Sing Sing Prison to-day. has is
sued - call 10 nSpirnnts Tor boxing
honors to shy hats into the ring.
Thumns Madison. assistant SER
EcRnt-nt-nrmS. il to he Instructor
and referee of the bouts. Mn'iison
WAS prominent In athletics In other
days. No hcnv. hitting will hr toll
Grated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
iIngv Wins Contest.

CINCINNNTI. Fchruary 2:.-Tho ma
tional baseball commission TODAY SuS-
declared h." transfer from tho Chi
cage National club to the Memphis
Southern League club null and void.
and unless tic natter assumes fun
salary OF tho player ass fixed by his
Chicago contract
The plHyer'= salary for 1916 ac-
cording to his Chicago contract. was
$4,000. while Memphis was To pay him
SI,25O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

Mr. Egan tool, occasion 80 spike tho
ruinor that Catcher Ncilr. tn" catch-
or who pastimcd in the Canadian
League and complied 4 batting aver
age Or .3l2 last season, would be -
member of Tho ';rays. "'rhor" is alb
solutclN u" truth in the report" ho
said. '1'h" player was never uffr-cd
&" tho club. aud Knew nothing
about tho story until i, was sent out
from Detroit Saturday"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

NEW YORK. February % Tho
permanent retirement Of Leach Cross
iroiu i|," ruc WAS announced to-day
by nis manager, Samuel WallaCn His
Knockout 10y Young Saylor in cinciu-
natl - said !" have convinced Cross
ihht II wa time ia quit. VIC Is ,hjr.
~ wears old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26

ST louis. February Nccidcnt
p"!ioics argrccatinG sfin.Unn were
taken ont by Ircsidcni Hrittcn. Of
the -. Louis Nationals today on the
docs not c0v,r accidents received on
thc ha Schall linmInmi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-26
Ellis Wins Billiard Title

PHILADELPHIA, February 25.-
Charles ELLIS. of Pittsburgh, won the
thrrc-cushiOncd billiard champions
SHIP or the world here Tonight by
defeating Alfredo dc ORC, tho title
holder, 100 TO 40.