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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

funding Of certain debts ~, the. Ci'y q
ahreVeport,' and the words. against
the proposed amendment t, tIie Con-
stitutlon OF the State of Louisiana pro-
vldlng for the funding of certain debts
% me city of Shreveport" a'd each
electof shall Indicate on the ballot east
Ny nm whether ne votes for or
against the proposed amendment
fERNAND NOUTON.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of
the Senate.
HEWITT BOUANCHAUD.
Speaker Of the House OF Eepresenta-
ttveS.
Approved; July ), 1915.
j, G, PLEASANT
Governor Of the state Of Louisiana.
y true copy:
JAMES j. BAILEY.
SerrttnIy rf State.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

House Blii No. i5S. By Mr. Ir0p0ld
ch;'lfran Committee on rnb1i,
WORKS, Lands and Icvees. Sub.
stitute for House Bil No ,o5
IoI,-r peso, .rrrt,>,
";oSIn' an ahlrnullehi |" IN" CON
| II'"'''h 81 me SNatc OF LOUISIANA
/ N"''']-' the 'lly or NeW Orleans Is
~ pT@'' ~ exposed L" storm DANA -
| ''ht "o"">' 1ha 1t - hlShtF @GSiSahf"
| IN" necessary lof Sa4d cIlE |" have
! more a"'4ua'" projection th"f"1Lont
| man can AT present be secured nttter
| EXISTING 'h"S' ihr:'i"r" III "rd'' to
| promote the pubic safety, health,
| '"IHi"rt ant convenience:
section !. lie 1t resolved by the
General Assembly Of III" State Of Lou
lHi"na, tWo-thlrdS OF All the members
'''''ru 10 ra'h House 'pnCnrlIug, mat
II" ioIioWl:@ amendm"nt to the con
N'iJujI'h 81 IN" Sldi" De submitted 10
ne qutiilrd electors OF III" State for
"''t a""plloh or rejection Il! the iHn-
-i'|HinM'' "Itclion 10 Dc hcId on ~"
| mr., iu"#oaE after the first Monday
IN November. 1916, as follows:
'a' The Board Of Levce Commits
SlonrrS Of the orleans L"yve District
- H'f"hH empowered to construct ana
h,aIhtah I"N""s ana Cmhdukm, utS
ii"hH. over amt III the bed of Lake
oht'h&fIhIn, at such distance from
,ne present Shoir me as the SAID
i'oarh may determine, not TO exceed
tN'hN-IN" hundred t2,abH) feet from
u" present shore line, and along ana
on III" shores adjacent thereto. and
along t-e canals connecting Herewith,
ana IN Su'h "lher places in the Par
i%h or orleans and the adjacent par
lSheS as the Board may determine.
SAID lcN""S and entertainments to be Of
>uch height. width, slope. design and
CHARACTER Of material as the said
board may determine, and to protect
SAID l"VeeS ana embellishments with
Nuch pings, revetments or walls as
II may deem proper.
CD To enable said Board to per-
form said work and for the purpose
thereof. the Board is hereby given n
right of way over and use OF all pub
nc lands including such portions of
the water bottom of said lake as it
may deem necessary. 1t is also given
the right to acquire, by donation. DUR
chase, appropriation or APPROXIMATION
all private lands or other property in
such territory in the Parish Of Or
leans and adjoining parishes as the
said Board now has authority and i'll
risdiction over under this amendment
and under existing laws, and which
the said Board may deem necessary or
expedient for any Of the purposes of
said Board. and to pay therefor in the
same manner as the said Board now
pays for property taken by it on the
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01
Act No. 1874
Senate Bill No. 1856. By Mr.. Pearce
A JOINT RESOLUTION

Senate Bill No. 1856. BY Mr.. Pearce
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the Con-
stitution Of 1913 authorizing and en-
towering the Board of Control of tn e
State PenitentiarN or it's successors,
to fund its Indebtedness and issue
notes therefor. serially or otherwise,
not exceeding Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars. and at rate of inter-
est not exceeding five per centum
per annum, payable semi-annually.
and for term not exceeding fifteen
years, and empowering the General
Assembly to provide the methods or
carrying this amendment. into effect.
Section /. Be it resolved by the Cen
eral Assembly of the State of Louis
lana, two-thirds of all the members
elected to each House concurring, that
the following amendment to the Con-
stitution of the State of Louisiana,
adopted in November, 1913, be submit-
ted to the duly qualified electors at
the Congressional election to be held
on ,ne first Tuesday after the first
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01

| House PIN " %, D. =, a.,
Jones nr H.st lla,o 80 - - ,''T I,i
e. ish '''"-' 81
Iorv,r pr,cnr ,.-.r,,,-
pro,,,.;.,.r ,,,
f.t'e an "hthuhchj l" IN" Con-
.,'tt' '',Gl' - W., ,r "t"le OF Louisiana.
pari,t, ''" Nr"i' ,pai corporations.
fax,. 49,, co.," ',, aus 10 levy certain
nmG , Nh pt|p','5 IN IN" acquisition
| s,i I,rb 81 "I"I'I'IpaL iarl>h
I" tiIu '"''E' ana pI"N'"'n- for
NV '''inN u, SP'''ai elections 10 au-
,.oi:@E ~ ;1~'A OF said TAX. aud TO
I," re me cay Of Shreveport.
: al iEil o. 'aoa", 10 levy said tax
W ~ Use 81 IN" STAT" Far Of
L"'+~ h1' Il shreveport. La: and
/ pI"NIG.S Tor me submission "i saia
amendmeM - We ''"ri"t+ Of the
stat" for thei( aplN"Fdl ~ rejection.
BE It enacted Dy the General Assem-.
bly, of the state Of Inui-iana. two
thirds Of all the member, elected to
each branch thereof cnncurlfng. That.
| subject rn the rYtitirat.nr .r',l ann, Az
nj Of the electors of mi: St,,.' .I..
| Constitution of the stat T.. Ir,'rd..t
| by inrorppratiug therein sttr Following,
provisions. to-wit;
S.c.i,r ,ri,.. ,,.a.,. ,r..,...i,..,
,,,r,,t H"' N"iE MI",' 'Pa'
Hp''"' '"h' ''if>h or "afd "h"h a"-
,,''1 az" !" u" ;" ~ majority IN
, ,',,'1 an" ''H"un, .! IN" properly
'N'NA ''r u 'Hlu 'I""i'Ipl N1'Poi"-
.''H' h"I'-'h or Nafd. 4uaiIli"h rs cleo
'nIH uhH.t inc constitution ana laws
" ,"!1 '@,"t N"'ih- al an ''"r'l"n
h,'" I"' nay purpose. notice 81 Nhich
Ii''Il"h ht'iilS h''h puhlShe1 lor
.hi'tE h'lE III ihr "Hl'|' Jpulnb OF
IN" %AlH MGNl''P"i Corporation or
,. - ','' ~ u .'''i - no "'n''1i }, ur-
May assess aGa levy tax upon ne
Iay1hlu nrnnrrfy~ a...ss.d f,5 .IfI M
nicip3I Cornoratior Parish or ra,J
the procrrds OF which is to he used
for thr f,iJrr},9.... and i,Dnr,,.ann,,:. n.
grounds and ro, rrruy.1r a,y..rls for.
tho NnuicipiI Punish gr Word foirs
Provided thar this taE shall not px-
coed on. aiIl uoou tive assessed vain
alton of rl,. urr,p,.rty y,rEir aid Mn
uf,ir.l ,r,r,,,,., ri-u Ip,.s.& ,- U-.rl
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01
Act No. ZIG
JOINT RESOLUTION

house Bill No. 224. BY Mr. W. Carrut1
Jones' OF East Baton Rouge Par
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-01
Act No. 2O3

House bll 10 l5S. BY Mr.. Leopold
Ch;-lfnan Committee on Public
Wolts, Lands and Levees. Sub
slltute for House Bin 40. 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
CARDINALS TO PLAY HERE
STRONG LYNCHBURG QUlNT
MEET HOWITZERS SATURDAY


ON saturday night, at the Howitzers
Armory. the Cardinal Athletic Club
1uint. OF LynchburG, will face the Ar
tillcrymen on the latterS court. The
ilowitZerS lost to the Cardinals in
lNnchburS two weeks ago. but feel that
they have a chance here on their own
floor.
The Cardinals have practically the
same team that represented the Lynch
burg Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton for five years and lost only four
games during that period. playing
against the strongest teams in the
State ON Friday night they defeated
the Church !lill Athletic Club by a
decisive score. and the Church Hin
pu!nt is one OF the strongest in Rich
mond.
The lIowitzcrs this year had the
brightest prospects ever in the net
game. but the team seems TO have
slipped cog somewhere. The Artil-
lcrNmcn still have several strong teams
to face. among them being Wake For
est College, which plays here on Feb
ruary is. Starting on Tuesday night
the team will get down to hard prac-
ticc in an effort to regain it's lost
laurcls.
lieutenant James Pollard. manager
OF the track team will issue his call
for track candidates this week and
o'~'' " ft' MS Oich III COndltiOn Tor
inc military meet, to bc held in the
flues Armory early next month. lie
has already signed about fifteen men
ana several more are expected to Join
the squad mex, week From the ma
terial on hand. track prospects are
very bright.
Lieutenant Ed Rccs, who pilotcd the
iiowitzers To the championship of the
Richmond Amateur Athletic Associa-
tion last season. is already laying his
plans Tor strong nine this year He
has already signed most OF his last
year men and several new men who
com" with good records from other
teams. Already several practice games
have been arranged. one being with
William and Mary College. in Will
liamshur.. on March ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
WILLIAMS TO PLAY HERE
FORMER TENNIS CHAMPION
AND HARVARD CLUB COMING
VIII Meet Local Itncket-r- In April mt
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dives Ia National Meeting.


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
BENEDlCTINE HAS MIDGET
RELAY TEAM THAT is GOOD
Want Event Included In Prep Meet
Track and Baseball Prospects
Look bright.

coach Tracey. of Bcncdictine College.
has had his Youngsters out daily all
week. The squad is fast rounding into
shape and Tracey expects his charges
ON February - to give n good account
Of themselves.
Tho Cadets have not spared them
selves in supporting the track team.
Many Of the early candidates have
been dropped and ;hos" remaining are
Workin" hard TO keep their places
Several OF the little chaps have been
Kept with III" squad and the Green
and White has one Of the fastest mid
set relay teams in ihc Ciiy Manager
k"llihcr is intending To oprn ncEn,ia-
tons in the near future with several
other institutions with view OF
arranging special races for the young
STEERS.
The midget rclaN IS not down on tho
card for ;hc anrua! prep meet 1t
has IN the past, when run Oft. proved
I" be one Of the most interesting fca-
lures. and Hcmcdictiuc hopes that tho
prep schools VIII work II in lie fore In.
meet is pulled of The midget team
is composed Of Wilson Murphy. IIous-
ton. Dreamer, BAILEY and I<ustercr
These little chaps have made good
time in their running ana should give
= good account Of themselves in 4
race.
The unreasonable warm weather Of
the past week has brought the piunk
of bali and @!rN" 10 the school Cap
tain Francis aHs several Of the Cadets
warming up t"g spring practice. care
being taken that the muscles Of the arm
are not injured BY The practice Spring.
training will no, begin un,il the latter
part of next month OF carly in March
Several Of the cadets are cndcavor-
ing To form three or four teams and
thus form IL league ut the school. This
would be a good move on the part OF
t..N
could he played with the FIRST team and
III the same time arouse class spirit
and enthusiasm among the boys No
definite plan has been outlined as vet
lia Sc la II iS the long suit OF the West
End school which won the cup in 1914
aud Finished second last season Cap
tain Francis is determined not To bc
behind this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
WAKE FOREST CONTINUES
TO DEFEAT OTHER CUNTS
Wins Sluggish Game From EIon-Botb
fchms Only show Flashes OF
Form.
'W\Ej, EDpt.ST y -

WAKE FOREST. y. G., January %
Wake Forest continued It's winning
streak. defeating Zion tonight on the
home floor, 81 10 Is. The contest wa,
SLOW. with both uuin;s only showing
flashes OF form. Tho passing was poor,
and both teams displayed little team.
work Iia showed UP best for tho
eight field goals. ". Holding follow
ing with six. L. Holding held his for
ward scorclcss while he Gagged three
gcalS. J. Bradford secured six OF
E.lons eight field goals, lie seeming 10
hc the only visiting PLAYER who could
fairly close, both hves shooting but
few field goals, the score ending in the
RaptisIs favor, II to :; Elon was out
showing Improvement in its playing.
stop Holding ana Hall, who. together,
scored twenty points the last half.
The lineup:
Wake Forest. Position. Elon
Halle. right forward j. Bradford
W. Holding left forward. l.. Bradford
Yates. ........ center ....... Beard
r. Holding. right guard. . &. Morrison
Robicy. left guard. Sorrclls
Summary: Substitute ons-Franks for
Yates, x. Bradford for Beard. Bailey
for Il. Bradford. Smith for Bailey. Field
goals--lIali 60, w. Holding 90. II.
Holding go, Yates G). Franks a.. j.
Bradford 90, Il. Bradford %. Morri-
son %. Foul goals-R. Bradford, .
out of Z. Referee. Martin ITrintyl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
SMITHDEAL LOSES AGAIN
Defeated by McGiI Second
Tcan'-fiume Won by Close
Margin.

Smithdcal Business College suffered
its second defeat % the season last
night when McGill's second uuint
downcG il by the close score Of 81 TO
81. AS the score indicates the game
was fast and furious. and il was only
through superb passing that the CATH
Ollie boys gained the decision.
Mcbride. who plays forward FOR the
penpushers' displayed wonderful goal
baskets and put up good game on tic
defensc. clcary. for McGill. also pos
sessed ability TO cage the ball. and he
got ten baskets. brand and Traynor
played good game, on the defensive
for McCiill The lineup:
Smlthfcld Position. McGill Second
Mcbride. 80. left forward Taylor
Hinkle. right forward. .. Starkcy
Grant center .,.'..... Glcary
Perryman: right guard. .Traynor
Score McGill, 81: Smithdral -. Sub
from neld--Cleary UO), Taylor a.,
Traynon ca. Mcbride 90. perryman
CD. Hinkle t2). Goals from foul.
Cleary u). Grant 90. Referee, Nickl,
Time of halves. 20 minutes. Where
played, McGill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
WEST POINT WINS
Defeats tcuuinton Quint ny Good
ScOrc-Win Play Scholastic and
Grove ANcnuc Teams Here.

WEST POINT. January 29--Tn a
fast and exciting game here. the West
Point High school defeated tho Ac-
uunton School uuint by a score Of
3: TO .. The game WAS hard fought.
but the lack of teamwork on the part
OF Acquinton spelled defeat for il. The
game was featured by the beautiful.
passing Of the West Point lads. who.
during the first half. kept the ball in
their possession most Of the time
did excellent work, while CARRIER play
cd hard for the opposing team. Pun
phrey and Field, for West Point. play.
cd n hard game ut guard.
The West Point boys Will journey
to Richmond TO play the strong Schol-
astics on their court Friday night and
Grove Avenue on Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
BALTIMORE ADMITTED
VIII Take Fart in Amateur baseball
SericS-lj.n Re-Elcctcd
PrcsIdcni.

Baltimore viii lie admitted 10 the
annual baseball series with Richmond
and Washington, providing the latter
city agrees to IL This was decided
upon Friday night by the Richmond
Amateur baseball Commissions. which
ratified the playing rules of the Baiti-
more organize ton Washington has
already taken this step. and all that
remains to make the tricity series
certainty ~ formal agreement be-
tween the three organizations
The annual meeting OF the commits
sion was held in the National
state and city Bank, and Julien
II. Hin was unanimously reelected TO
the pres .dency 81 the organization. X
y Cardoza. who has served as a COM
missioner for several years, becomes
first ice-presdent and Edward r.
Fuller. member OF the House OF Dele
gates. second vice-president. George
II. Black was reelected treasurer.
Billy smith the new manager OF the
Richmond lnts, succeeds Jack Dunn
on the commissions.
y new constitution and bylaws was
adopted. putting amateur baseball on
"a more stringent basis. Numerous ap-
pfications for franchises were turned
over to the secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
GENERALS LOSE GAME
Washington and Lee Quiut Defeated by
Roanoke COlleGc-TwO Men In
HoSDitaI.

LEXINGTON. VA. January 20
Roanoke College defeated Washington
and Ice University in basketball
% to II. Washington and Lee played
poor game. due TO the absence OF
Stuart and Barrett who are i'm the
hospital Al the end OF the first half
the score stood 10 TO TO- and Wash
ington and Lee attempted to hold
down the visitors, putting in two sub
stitutcs. but IL was futile Washing
ton and Lee had poor teamwork. and
the shooting was Wild. The lineup:
Roanoke Col. Position. Wash. & Lee
Norman. -. right forward Graham
Buntin. left guard. DorGevoe
Fainter. ........ center ...... Shult2
Bantam. left guard $50. Young
Substitutions-Was hington and Lee,
Farrar for Dorgovoe, f}ethcl for Shultz.
Referee, Donohuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
TO KEEP AMATEUR RECORDS |
LOCAL COMMISSION PLANS
TO BOOST YOUNG PLAYERS
baltimore VIII Meet Chm mps-Runncr-
Up Will Probably lie Given
Trim Al5O.


The Richmond Amateur baseball
Commission is planning big things for
sport mere TINS season The annual
meeting was held on Friday night, and
never IN the history of organized anna
teur baseball. in this city, at least, has
there been "a more enthusiastic meet
ing. President Julien ii. Hill. who
was elected 10 serve another term,
brought out the fact 10 the members
present that inasnuch AS this was a
civic movement. working tooth and
nail for the uplifting OF the young men
Of the city, that each and every mem
Der connected with the organization
should feel that II is his allotted DUTY
10 make this body one of :. the most
interesting AN" pest ORGANIZATIONS Oh
IT'S KIND IN the country. Richmond and
us pe"p'" can 40 as wen as any othef
CITY. OF any SIZE ana u is me nrih
oeiiei that her sous an" 'u'u'' iuIers
VIII give inns couh'r! one OF '"c great
est SURPRISES oi thc!r hNcs ptiore 'h'
close oil the pas.bail season 'h'S YEAR
PRESIDENT iiiii has laid plans wh'ch'
ii MS suooroihatcs io"o" '"'s season,
VIII bring about the most success III
season 'hat mas ever nceh SHOW" !"
me hlstorN OF ofe ahtne" a'h"''" ""S"
odli III i''ch''oh"- me MUS. mp
ant OF inc plahs laid down ny resi-
dcht mn Is that thc secretaries "' IN"
az 'ou7 i'"s "eo W. 800
the secretary OF me commission III re-
s"r"S 10 'urh'sh'hS NM WIN W. 'o''
p'ete ana proper RECORDS OF carh ana
every game that Is plaHeu uhner 'hc
lurisdic'ioh OF the commissions
me COMMISSION mas e,ct'e" u ''os
eWcltht group OF men 10 h""".e tue al
'"'rs or 'he oou! 'oE 'ne S"''"s Ae"''
ana II the 'hhhaSe'S o' 'e'"'s p'"He's
anu presidch'S """ ''"e' o"'.''" ga
leagues VIII give 'he coi'''ti'sS'o'. 'hs
suppor' ""e 'hc'n: 'ne c,oS."e VIC
coming season VIII nhu 'lcn''o'" CIV
OF inc e'''es 'ha' VII ne '"'he" "oou'
nF IN" youngsters OF inc e"'''e c"""-
N!'
The commission viii be composed OF
the following men TINS year: presi-
dent. Julien III. llill. hrSt Ficc-preSt-
dent. H. Il. CardoZa second vice-prcsi-
dent. IL i. ruler, anu commissioner
| William smith, OF the tichmohd IN
ternational League club. ana treas
nrere. George IL. BLACK the commits
zion VIII meet some tlne next week
to further perfect the plans for the
coming season.
Baltimore VIII be admitted To the
annuai baseball series with Richmond
ana Washington. providing the latter
city agrees 10 H. rms was decided
AT the meeting WnlCn ratlheu the play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
CHURCH HILL FIVE UMABl E
TO HOLD VIRGINIA TECHS
Black >hurEcrs Hand Richmond Quint
Overwhelming Defeat In Clean.
Fast Contest.

ELACESEtRG. VA January o9-IN
one OF the fastest games OF hask ethrli
ever PLAYED ON the local floor. The Nir-
cinin Polytechnic Institute over
whctnch the Church Hill Athletic Club.
Of Richmond. o-day, the fini,l count
being 10 tn Ii. The game was void
"f amy rough playing. and in spite of
the fact that the score Indicates u one
sided AFFAIR, the contest was quite in
t"resting throughout every stage.
Church Hill was represented hy = ""iut
which pa, mp q hard fight from start
10 finish. although matched inst
heavy odds. For the Techs Euglchy
succeeded III carinG u total Of ten
goals. with George Cooke and Logan
close behind. registering sin each.
Captain George Cooke. at right guard
disnlaved splendih bali. while Powell.
1T left guard. held his opponent 10 one
goal. For the Richmondcrs. Woodward
and Quarles made the best showing
The lineup:
V. l.. |. Position. e. II \ &.
Logan. right forward Woodward
t:nglehy left forward ...... Eel
Tall ......... center .... Wharton
Geo. Cooke. .right guard ...... r:ni,:
Powell .,.... left guard ........... !IaV
V. T.. I. substiiutons- I'aintcr. L.
Cooke" crsh. Dean. Church Hill
Quarlcs. Field goals: Y Il. I-E,u-
slcbv. 10; Logan. 6: Powell |: Cooke
L: Hall. ]: Painter. !: t. Cooke. 3:
Crish. /. Foul goals: V. 4. 1--Georgc
Cooke. (. Field goals: c II. \ c.
Woodward. 3: Bcll. |; Emic. /. Foul
goals: 9. II. \. C.-Woodward 3: Bell
3. Oficials--B"cock. umnirc:' Samborn
timer: Lewis +. Branford, scorer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
Springfield Alter RcrtI,.

SPRINGFIELD. o., January 29.-'rhfs
city will make a hard fight to obtain
place in the Central League. 1t was
announced yesterday that So 600 had
and that application for the franchise
will be made at the meeting of Central
League magnatsS N Fort Wayne next
Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
ORANGE AND BLUE QUlNT
DOWNS VIRGINIA CADETS
Visitors Made charlottesville Five In
tend Itself 4" Win-Nhifc re-
pInrrs Bailey at Forward

CIiAELDTTESNiL!E VA. January
29.--ln the swiftest game staged ON
the floor OF the Faycrwcaihcr t;ymna-
ball qunt Tonight defeated the 1--WE
from Virai lula Military institute. 50 to
.G. by clever, all-round work. the
Cadets. who had not lost a game this
year. gave the locals quite n scare in
the first period. which ended. II to
is in Nirginia's favor. In the final
period Virginia exhibited marked i'm
provemcnt in passing and increased
its lead. Captain Strickland showed
his best form OF the season. three OF
his nine goals being Gagged from near
midfloor White. tie baseball captain.
succeeded Bailey 1T forward Fetter-
of ana Marshall starred for the Cadet
team.
Virginia. Position. ". NJ. /
White. right forward .... Marshall
stricklcy. 49,, lief, forward Fetterolf
strickland center Lewis
(Captain)
Luck ...... right guard ...... Fits
Churchman. left guard Rogers
Goals from noor--Strckland Q:
Marshall 3: Sticklty. ): White, 4: Fet-
tcrolf 3: Lewis. ,; Luck. Pitts. Goals
from Fetterolf out OF 10:
Strickland. 1 out Of S. Referees. GIas.
gov OWashingtcn and i:ee) and
Nickels tVirginla). Time OF periods.
20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30

PARIS, January 2?.--Dc Journal Of
nciel prints Il decree announcing that
the state accepts the late H. L.. Dur
yeas gift OF the thoroughbred stall
lion Rlarncy, which will he placed in
tho national stud.
The decree - signed ny President
Poincare and countersigncd h, the Min
lister of Agriculture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-30
Characterization and Scu,cr Win.

IN :T1I EST; y 2. JNhuarN " =
Harold Throckmortnn ot Elizabeth.
iptcrscholastic tennis champion. and
H. e. Scaver. Of Brooklinc won the
hnal match in the mems doubles OF the
midWintrr tennis tournament here to-
day from -. l.. Jones. holder Of the
challenge cup. and II. y. Mckinney.
both members OF the hgawam Hunt
Club. The scores were f-3, 80.