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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

rp .s5 'r,s to t"t Il r. 20 = n, lss
inoinas Galloway. ll3 !Murphy) Q 10
10 1" 10. second Ruuning Queen. los
,McDermotp. II to :, 10 ). 10 g. thiru.
t ,,!' is - sleepy sam. Jungle, iiuda 5
49,
ieeonI--,i< rurlonss-S Souvenir. los tWt.
,.aLEs = /, TO :" 10 D. To- 5. rrst: Easter
treSunS-. il3 tEu%tonJ. 20 10 /. 10 to / !
- second. Perusino los CARROLL. /! 10
r r. : !" l. to 5nira Time, 10 Pro;
anI Costume also ran.
Ihiru--onc In.ie--Lady Ward. 90 ,Jcn.
II.rs: ies MATS. - to j. Ito "'s' ;;1 10 i
70 even. ,hird. Time, l:i9 10 Hy.zcs
BrotherS. Snrin, lynn. York Lad. Baigee ano
SmuEGler also ran.
iouT ~ ,sins .nd
4rI, c!imfld, ios ,buN,on,. 10 to i. . to
20 .. second: Herbert Temple. IFS (Wti.
hhWsl. 5 TO !, to .. to 3. third Time
2;vl 10. Fairly. iIainpson ana Lucille p.
i'!.th--one m.lc-HubbnD. i0o dyke, IL
tMurphyb. 20 /. to >. out second; F8oh
,nlrd. Time. i:tG is. syrian also ran.
SiNth--siN turlougs--Dr. Carmen ii6
'rhornhili i?s !Schamer hornI. to /. 5 to :.
even. second: Bars ana stars. ITO tBoreD.
II /" Z, 10 ). to >. third. Time. iis IL,
Gruh"! Madam iicrrain and Hinder also
Seventh--mile and one-s.xteenth-Ho
Manager; ~. .(McragSart,, ~ to 5 even,
To 2. hrst: Miss Fox. 10 tw!iliatnsb. 3 TO
o.; 20 10; ! I" j. second; Meniu PARK. iuI
ttrHinpi. to =: To g. 10 10. Time. :I4.
Mosc"wa. Stelclin Bryan Boru. Ahnra also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

strongly for the minors is becoming
evident. II may be only Il question Of
time before tho maj or lcacuers may
want the services of the minors in a
EiS salary strike. I'VE must get back
TO salary basis through which the
game again will he stabilized and nut
on footing by which the owner can
get Il reasonable profit on his invest
nlent. has been tho recent stand Of
the magnatc
To the players mode Of reasoning
mat means salary reduction this year
ana another next, until salaries return
l" WHIT they were before the Federal
war. or. perhaps even to the STANDARD
"' l"o". TO come right down 10 the
Poiht--thc players diStrust the club
owners. and the magnates especially
since the Federal League war. have =
similar feeling toward their players.
inc player believes a fight for the
resent nigh salaries mus; he made this
%taf or the next. and to make his ncb,
effective he needs The strength of tba
entire minor league field Should tho
major League players declare :, SALARY
strike they naturally must have their
league organization. Otherwise the bic
leagues could ill their ranks with ,be
"cAi players procurable in the minor
az g. the same policy the National
league pursued in III. Bro;herhood
hShi Of 1880. With the ma iors and
minors so!idfed in :, salar,. s,r,kc ~
nSht the majors tho bis leagues would
nave 10 pick from til" lowest sira,. -,
me available baseball suppIv. tho ana
,eur' semiprofcssional and indepen-
dent ranks.
me payers have q wa Of kpowinr
Jus, nov much money each club takes
III during - season. ana are VOL nns,nd
on the financial standing OF every cIuh
IN both leagues.
said: payer
"Thsrs u too much talk a,ou, Tho
payers receiving princelv -.lnrics
men you stop TO consider nov, rsu,
hFst-cl"Ss ball players there arc u.ho
can ociiv"' the goods one mus, ,,h,,;,
stand. ""'"F ~
What does your $500. coo BAN pay,,
~,hoHh' I" without the star plavcrsr
~ puhilc care nothing about III. biz,
- what they want ! "a see good
"0s"ha!i AZ popular prices
90 'h"ch for the players yicwpo!nt
n"'e before said that me puhIic
might object 10 have tho pIav....' ~,
'ernity meddliug with -bs ,o..,,.
the push leagues. for The mos, r,,
losing money to carr ,bo -. '''' ,
hNip the young players rjs. H., Nv"
profession. INC
look at the roster OF ,.,poe ,..,,;
official positions in the fr;,i,r,it, ~,
SaiiSiy most fans that these ,,,,.,.a...
are not Worrying their heads ,fr &c 90
INC future OF the bush league MAJ,
crs. The officers are. ''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
HAVANA RESULTS

tirf, rs.e.siN furicnTs.PsrIor Bcx. lio
y. Mink. 4" l. e"en. ! % :. second
i ,hirh T,me., i:E:- Miss Genevte,e.
tsuer alho
S"rent six Observation-Disclosures Lawrence.
,o3 tGarroln;, g" to 5. , TO .. first:
:. ."cond pr; Cam ila tRyan,. I: 10 J. 10
!. 10 5, third. Time. I:ia35 Casco Dane.
i ,g star, Bot Blossom. Barrett and Captain
Third-.i. fuficnss- srcoknelh. los WING
,klc.rs', to- .Se. 10 D. second:
TO Time liza Salon. Morris,own. Lola.
Lnrh'cl and r'aliScit, also
Fnurth-siS a-iuulson. 100 fMiakl.
.wprGyld,. to 2, 10 !. to :. seaond
10 5. ,nirh Time III Eddie ao,t. OF.
fortory. southern Gold and Mu.urka also
70 ,na'I: 10 20. J. Out. n rst. rin
Noncy. IN 'Ruwan,. 8 To- |. : 10 !. -vcr.
second. orpeth iot (Carrcilb. 10 l. = 80 /
Ancrntfh,. Europe. B,mkbiii and osSdty
2lrp
sixth mile $aushon, III fKniEhp. | to >
J Ia j. out. nrst;: cuttrhunk. lr 'Baii, !;
70 :. even. to ?. sncnut: Luke Van land;
Tim".N l:N old Man Grit. n Go,nine
"'h'sc MAY. Charles r CiFaiu-rr also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

The amateur who can bust pretty
close TO 9S per cent for u seasons
shooting at registered targets is Il
mighty fine trapshot. And that is just
what Fred HARLOW. OF Newark o. is
Harlow averaged 97.11 for 1910 targets.
or. in other words, he broke 1858. This
average is the highest ever compiled
by IN amateur trapShoi. And il has
only been bettc,cd twice by the pro-
fessionais: by Hccr in 1910. and 10y
Clark in 1915
only on two other occasions. pre-
ri"us 10 1916. has tho leader OF thu
amateurs III average gone over 81 per
cent. Day did ii in 1910. and Hender-
son last year. Henderson was over
the % mark liz 1916. too. being next TO
Harlow. with AN average Of a7.li on
more than 1900 targets. But for Har-
low Henderson would have led tho high
average shooters for three years in
succession
Tho appended list shows how tho
leaders hit the targets for the past
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
The Guard Position
PROF. GEORGE T.. ALLISON.
Director OF Athletics, Y. n. &. A..

My third article will cover the quail
hcations. or, what the writer believes
the best preparation required for a
basketball team. The spirit of self
sacrifice and the ability to receive hard
knocks without a murmur are two
very important characteristics which a
hoy or man make M his mind to ac-
uuire If he is going to develop into
"a good guard. No other position on
thc team Is so difficult TO MI nor so
unsatisfactory To play.
Tn" ability to follow an opponent is
without doubt the main charaetcris-
tic of good guard He must he fast
enough 10 get around his forward and
not let the lntte- avoid him when work
nG formation. y guard must be
inst as speedy on his Zee, "a a for
ward. ana should continually keep his
eyes open for any trick between the
opposing center and the forward when
he IS guarding. II he can do this by
securing the ball. we'll and good, but
ne IS not fast enough 10 d" that.
he mist be fast enough 10 keep his
forward from dodging him and thus
completing for!na lion or Shooting "A
goal.
tIosa guarding is one Of tins ma in tlu-
tics OF guard, but ability both to
catch and pass the ball down the door
ana /" work with his teammates in
combinations. etc, are character; sites al
most as Important There is no i:oon,
~ = guard position For a sraud-stand
payer any more than in Il forward and
ono who cannot play with ,hc res; Of
me players on the t".tm might as we'll
not try FOR this position.
From my observation OF players.
hare FOUND that there are two types
OF guards: first, the running and shoot
ing guard. ana second the defense
guard. 1t wou,d Seem that Tho ideal
player 81 inis position woui, be the
one VIII" could do each Kind o. work
The first style. the running and
shooting back especially In tn. posi-
ton style OF game. is one OF the most
valuable men OIL the team. Besides
being fine guard he must have tho
ability TO cover a very large floor sur
face as we'll as the ability TO shoot
goals. This type of player is cxGecd-
ingly valuable 10 thu team, since II is
usually his duty 10 star; Il large ma
jcrity OF Tho combinations for carry
ing the ball NJ the Moor To his Cor
words.
The other style Of =, back. that or the
defense guard. Is the one usually seen
He simply holds his position on the
hoor and guards his mnn or ANY player
who may come near his goal He Is.
without doubt 81 most valuable man on
,'ic team and the one who is liable TO
suffer IN" sev'r"st penalties for close
guarding aud rough PLAYING
He must naui,csi 4 generous spirit
sacrificing his own Interests wholly for
that Of his team. If he possesses the
ability 70 shoot goals from a distance
his usefulness viii hc greatly in
creased. Weight IS 4 good characters
Isle for guard, As 1t enables him TO
tan no pl !, "a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
'0N WATERING PEDEsTALS
CHAMPIONS MAY T0PPLE.
BUT HOPPE APPEARS FIRM
Champion RRlk-LInc Player Seems to
Have StrnHEtc Hold on
His Title.

Some Of our very best little cham
pions may be knocked off their pcdcs-
tails during 1917. but there IL one top
notcher who looks just about AS solid
on his lofty perch rs the well-known
Rock Of Gibraltar.
We are thinking OF Willyum Hoppe.
who has balk-lined his way TO more
billiard supremacy than any other
player in the realm Of the tip aud
the cue.
AS ". said before, others may fall
Even jess Willard may find his six
odd feet Of beef Sprawled out on tho
canvas with referee performing the
last rites over his title. Chick Evans
NAV miss slX-foot putt and see some
OF his golf luurels sa'urryine away
from him. and others may tumhie--hut
IIoppc--wha is gonna lick Hoppe"
For several years the fellows who
father hiliard matches and foster
rlayer, wh" show signs of becoming
artists at The halli line game have
been trying Nv discover some one who
can make the little ivory pellets de
more tricks than Hoppe can. SO far
they have searched in vain.
Hoppe hss mot All of tho good ones
and 4 whole lot Of the rumnes IT
doesn't care who is shooting the other
cue in a match against Inn. lie never
worries, EC never evan shows more
than n passing interest "a what an op-
ponont is DONG on the table.
Fact Is. Hopres cppon"'.ts are III Ky
il the game isn't finished in about five
innings. That's how good Hoppe is,
and he isn't showing any signs of
weakening
We saw Hoppe in match with koii
Yamada some time ago. The Jap is
good. In fact. he is somewhat of a
wizard himself. Hut. compared to
Hoppe, he is tied to 4 post. In exhi-
- t.,N, r;,.t
United States last year. Hoppe often
permitted Yamada to get lead OH him
and then ran out his string with about
as much concern as wooden statue
in front OF cigar store.
Sut this is 1917. There is some
thing that may sound magic to the
billiard promoters in that. This new
year may see marvellous upsets. SO
the fellows who have been trying to
find Hopes master arc gazing about
: again with show OF renewed in
terest.
The only way promoters Of billiard
Journeys can 60 sure OF interest in
their matches il they sign Hoppe to
play is to arrange "A heavy handicap
system. with all bu, EIoppe enjoying
a handicap Of from 100 to 500 points,
depending on the length OF match
otherwise there would he few dollars
taken in at the gate.
Rut, once aEain-thiS is 1917. Who
has the best chance against Hoppe?
Who Of the many good billiard play
ers Of the country is showing enough
class 10 warrant "a championship
match7
- Some say tina, ora Norningstar IS the
logical man. Others sun believe that
George Sutton viii some day sneak in
unexpectedly and trim the champion.
So far sutton has played in vain.
Hoppe Is still the king.
And 1t looks TO man up tree as
though Hoppe will continue TO lord il
over the billiaIdists for some moons
20 CONT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
GENERALS TRACK SCHEDULE
Washington aud Lee Manager Ar
ranges Entrance Into Many Indoor
and Outdoor Meets.
9I1I<~n1y>en1oE
SPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.

LEXINGTON, VA. January ~
Washington and Lees track schedule
Tor 1917. as announced to-day by Man
aGcr j. Is. Gladney, Includes indoor
meets in the Georgetown games at
Washington. the Johns Hopkins games
at Baltimore ami with George Wash
'nSton University at Washington. to be
held on February II, February - and
March J. respectively.
The outdoor events include u meet
with North Carolina. At Lexington. on
Aprii II; with Georgetown. at I.cXinE-
ION. on April Fl, ana the Penn relays AT
l'hiladciphn. on Npri, - and IS. The
Generals VIII compete in the South At
lantic championships ~ Baltimore on
May ~ and u. ana with Johns Hop
Nins at Baltimore Oh May -. \ meet
with Roanoke College on May ) Is
pending.
Coach Forest Fletcher. 81 Notre
i'"in" ana u FORMER olympic star. be-
lcN"S that WaShin%tou and Lee will
TINS year have The best track team In
IT'S history. The candidates for the
team ere working out daily under the
direction Of FLETCHER. and indications
are tha' the belief Of the coach will
be born" out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
BUILD NEW ATHLETIC FIELD
virginia Christian college President
Announces Big Improvement Fol-
lowing Decision rs To Football.
Jspeci TO The Times. Dispatch

LiNCHBuRG, VA. January 2T-t'ol-
lowing the Announcement that football
VIII III the future De Il portion of ths
athletic activities Of Virginia Christian
college here. comes an announcement
from President J. r I Hundlcy thai
new athletic field A.: thctcolicge
The present asTd IS located nearly
half mile from tho college buildings.
though upon the college premises. hu;
the ucv field sill hc no; more taun 100
yards from tho boys dormitory hui'n-
Ing. Virgin and second growth timber
20 TO DC dynamit"d from the field. ANA
there will 20 little grading TO do 90
get a perfect field.
The grounds are 10 be large enough
10 provide i diamond. a eridiron and n
running, track, aud IL IS 20 o. IN use
y posst&lc. hE April I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
PENN STUDENTS THREATEN
TO WAR FOR BOB FOI.WEII.

PHILADELPHIA, January 27-Cn-
loss Bob Foiwell is named 10y the foot.
bal! committee as coach Of the Quaker
eleven again. som. unusual and war
like doIngS "r" promised 10y the stu
dents Of tho lest Philnde. phia institu-
ton. Fo!we.! q" said 10 have asked
$4,000 for his work next season and tho
committee wants to keep him at $4,000.
his 1915 SALARY,
Under fo!wei!s coaching rcnn mad
4 successful season OF tn. yrtdiron.
and the financial Hront@ were crafty
ing. when Cornell was beaten. the
undergraduates thought Folwell vas a
certain choice 70 continue a. heau
coach. Now difficulties have arisen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
MALONE WINS LAST ROUND
Defeats Mccoy. 100 to Z! at Poke
Billiards aud AnncNrs I'iSe-DRy

J. I" Malone defeated j. w. Phila-
dc,phla) Mccoy In tho pocket billiard
round last might, 100 to ~. aud hn-
mcNcd the Nvc-day mattel, by :, score OF
1000 To IA The match served to re-
vive local interest in the billiard and
pool games, and all OF the rounds were
watched by large galleries. Some Ut
the play was excellent.
u WAS reported here last night that
John Hawkins. champion of Virginia
and Il LynchburS man. would play
George 4. Clarke, recognized as one
OF the bcHt shots in the East. here on
Wednesday aud Thursday afternoons
aud nights. These matches also should
prove interesting 10 local followers or
the sport, ana probably will attract
large galleries attendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
COLD AND SNOW TAKE TOLL
Three Leaders In Winnipeg-St. Paul
Rnrc tn'er Terrific Struin-Rus-
sian wolf Hounds Setting i'ncc.

7 ~ N~N'iT'lHt 7! ITVsI.I
GRAND FORKS. y. -, january Ct
The terrific strain Of four days "mush =
:uG at top speed through the deep
snow and butter cold CT the north was
telling on jhc men and dogs in the
NinnipcG-St. raul race when the three
leaders arrived here tonight. Gunna,
Tomassou WAS forced to drop OUT vi
tho contest through Illness. and Mike
Kelly, though i'll, was determined to
nniSh. Leading the race nov with
Kelly is Hyurtur Hanson. With hi.
team Of Russian wolf hounds.
TOnasson turned over his team 10
w. T.. Willcr. a mail carrier from oslo
who viii continue the race.
The three pacc-Settcrs planned &c
reach Reynolds, twenty miles south oil
Grand Forks. Tonight. Reynolds Is
$50 miles from Winnipeg. There re.
mains between Reynolds and st. Pau
3t2 miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
LOCAL TENNIS CLUBS
SENDS REPRESENTATIVES
lConlInued frnm Wrist Hasc.I

president ASKS the members 10 deter
mine The issue without substituting
personalities for principles and places
the responsibility for shaping the poll
ctes OF the association on each mem
bcr'S vote
Accompanying the letter IS a list Of
the proposed amendments 10 the con-
stitution and bylaws Of the United
states National Lawn Tennis hssoci-
alton, the matter being printed in such
form As to give a comprehensive out
line OF the changes TO bc considered at
the coming meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
FULTz PLANS MEETINGS
Preparing for Mass Meeting Of New
York Fans That Players Side OF
wnr Mn. tie Aired.
iBy As.ocia'cd Press.

NEW YORK. Januury -Urcsitien,
David l.. FultZ. Of the Baseball Players
Fraternity, to-day was arranging foi
II uaSs-mcctInE Of local fans TO place
before them the players side Of their
differences with organized baseball. II
has not been decided when this meeting
VIII lie held. but IL was said that tr
~ is successful there proba bly, will bc
similar meetings In other cities.
There WAS considerable spccula ton
AZ TO whether the executive council or
the Federation Of Labor. which had
would consider the application Of tn.
players fraternity for n fedora ton
charter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
WAKE FOREST is VICTOR
Defeats t'utlford College by single
fo'nt-t'onI Made In Finui Ten
Seconds OF Plny.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
WAX FOREST, y. G.. January IL
over cominb tcn-point lead In the la &
HH' ihiiutcs oi play. Wake Forest
wr"at.d victory from the C;uiltord L.ol-
reg. ruini last night by the narrow mar
Sih oi one point Franks, the Baptists'
center, pocketing tho deciding field goal
~ tue last ten seconds OF play. making
the score read - to ~.
.iaSscE, the t;uiliord guard, was tic
lu"iNlHunl star OF III: game. Handy
n!hEtu INC most consistent game FOR
IN" winners putting up Il strong game
on Oo'h oHcnsc and defense. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
W0ODBERRY WINS
Alexandria Bo.H Arc Bcstcd in Irnst
nnJ Furious Contest, 30 20 IG-I,ltx
hugh and Cole Stnrs OF t:nuc
ISDeCinl To Who TimcS;- riSuuI..ll |

WOODBERRY FOREST. VA, Janu-
airy 2T.-Woudberry Forest defeated
Episcopal High School at busketbau
IN the Woodbcrry gymnasium, .his ar
trrnuon by the score of 70 to l6 AT thc
cud OF the first half the points s,oou
10 to IN favor OF the home team
The visitors did not make tirld
goal In this half The second half VA,
iaSt ana furious. with Woodbcrry hay
Ing a shade the better OF u. EpiscopaI
High seemed unable to locate tho has
kct n contcs, Of any kind between
these SCHOOLS arouscs much lnteres,
aud excitement.
Woodbury. boys arc rejoicing over
the result Of tho game. Tie Episcopar
High had veteran live. four of het
players having had two years or mare
"Nperiencc. Tho playing OF Fitzhurn
and Cole. for Woodberry. was espe.
cinlly good. The line-u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
TRINITY LOSES THIRTEENrH
AFTER TWELVE VICTORIES

TRINITY COLLEGE. Januury IL
Although each member Of tho Trinity
basketball team StreHuouSlV refused
TO admit that he is superStitious that
aggregation submitted to the hoOdoo
here this evening ana lost its thirteenth
game To Stctson University after h3,v-
ing won iWe!y. straight games The
score was &c TO 81. The game. which
vas featured by tn. playing Of Ruther-
ford. Bailey. Miller. C"r The visitors.
and Terrell and Martin. for tho locals.
Was witnessed bJ an unusually large
crowd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
JACKETS DEFEAT TIGERS
Ashland 4uint Wins First Champion
ship Contest by Margin or SiHEIc
Point,

ISpeclAl 10. The Times DISPATCH
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY. VA. January
Macon defeated IIamp-
dem sidney tonight by the score II "a
70 -. Al the emo OF the first half the
score was tied al - each. Captain
Murray was out Of the game on ic-
count OF sickness and his services was
missed greatly. Mciihany starred for
the Tigers, Walters ana ButtrrWoTtn
starred FOR Randolph Macon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
MCPHERSON SCHOOL. WINS
FROM STAUSTON y. NJ. c. A.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. January
2I.-Jcncrson School basketball uuint
Tonight defeated Stanton Y. ~ 6.
a.. - TO Is. Walker and WadleiEh
starred for jefferson. while Roam I.illey
and petertish did tho best playing for
the Y. 81. e.. A. Tenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
EASTERN COLLEGE WINS
FROM VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN
Especial to TIE Times pispatch.l

L.fNCIBURG VA. January e7.--Vir-
gina Christian College gave Eastern
college, of~Niana ssas, a hard fight here
tics won % to 20. The game was in :
,erest'nE throughout. Christian Col
lese outplayed Eastern in the last half
Lane lane ana Goats Were the stars. bu,
NidMal plAying. Tic linn-un:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

thau aic iu the afternoon ~. NJ,
~ "nth r'rinishcd 10y |. give tho
- $50 NJ Example: To md the
times % nigh tide ~ Richmond on
Jlhh!hfN 30, add cigh, huuts and
in,r minutes I" 2il for tn. FIRST
ud", obtaining lo:i5 \ NJ, and add
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

'ight hours and four minutes to
> H6 for the seconn tide, obtaining
II !. ". Any apparent discrcp-
an"iss in examples May bc cx
n!@in.d when II il remembered IL
happens occa Sionally that the FIRST
high tide az old Point occurs no lntc
as 10 throw calculations based on IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

summary: Substitutions: Virginia t.hristian
Ioiirse- ramsey for Fuller. Hundlcy for
DAVIS, Goals from tie!d--Coat a.. Rhodes
49,. Lane %. 1edgccock. Ramsey. Goals
from touIs Coats, out Of II: Lane out
OF >. Referee Or. Brunei. Umpire. ,Iamer-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

ing t9r Dlcts9n' THOMPSON Tor. Sewers.
Franks 90. HOLDING 80 ,iauny Dover
Mas-"y ~. ScalIs;ns J,ucs. Isciicray ruu,
GOAL Massey, out -; =. Franks uut
%: t"iLimE. /. referee. Clay Durham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28
GHA NTl.AND RICE LOSES
TO LEI; NtXWEII..O III

~ ..ss"niat,d Prcsgi
Finch URST. y. c.. January % Lee
Maxwell. OF New York to-day defeated
Grantland Rice, Of New York. up
and =. TO play, in the championship
round OF the annual winter golf league
of advertising interests.
In the womnn'S section Mrs w. S.
Byrd. New York. defeated Mrs Il. D.
Moore. New York AMI g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-28

i;d. harrow, president Of the Inter
ia uohai League. who. as member OF
the National Board ttht governing hod,.
OF the minors) signed The s,,icmon,
which Dismissed the fraternity rc.,cst,
as phantoms which had no existence T.,
fact. says there is no chance Tor /.
meeting OF the National Huard being
called 10 reconsider it's action wv
answered the requests as NO thoupht
,hey deserved. we have lived m to
our agreement entered into with the
fraternity In 1919, and II the nl,vcrs
want to strike Let them go ahead ria
minor league field easily can sand :,
year OF rest"