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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-01

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bes &riegsmiitilterimins uno oes &c
neralitabs beitebt. slnd bat tie ~
Milliunen 9imbel fir Die Organiiie'
rrna oieier ruten glrmee beiuillist.
Die ruiiiide 3eitnns uSrapoa"
lpridt 6ie @ermntmng ans, Nnind-
nien babe Elm ipe5ieaes 9lbfommen
nit ben gentralmadten getroffen nns
bieies entbalte Die 8eitimmmmg, bar
8umaniem Seile bon 8eiIarabien 5e'
fommen foQe, bas friiber sn 8nma'
nieu geb0rte nnb Inn mad benz rmI'
lid tirfiiden aries BON 8nklans
fortgenommen murbe.
Die golide,uifi erflaren, lie batten
in Der Ukraine beoemtenoe militarildt
Grfolse sebabt.
Die rniIiIde Hegiermng fat nnle'
rem Sotidafter 6rancis in Eetersi
bnrg cine 3nfdrift an bas rniludt
Niniiterimm bes Mnslpartigen iiber'
ian6t, in Der rmiIiide Nnardiitem per.
lanaen, Die rniIiide &esiernns Iplle
eimen 9rnf anf nniere 3esiernaa
amsaben, oaf iie Meranber gerf'
mann, Gmma Nulbmann nnb Sips
S. Wooneg freilaiIe. Die 8riefidrei'
Der orpbem nit 9empnitrationen ge'
gen nniere gotidaft in Hetersbnrs.
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8aDern ben beatIden aaiier 81 be.
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obne oSidernng," b. +. obne Serri
toriaf Mbtretnng abidlieke. Der
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miniiter, ben Grafem BON aso6epils
mad 8reit.eitoipsf geldidt.
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nal pcrienft.
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beisnlufen nn6 amf bieie @eiIe iunr
ben nod bier meitere llnterieebout'
gefangen.
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tor Company in Detroit, Wiid)., &c
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9as ariegsminiiterimm mirb elm
Gmpfeblnmg General Eeribinss, bal
fiinfsebn &aballerie Gegimemter &C
bilbet luerben, sur gmsfiibrmns brim
gen. Sie6en 9iesiments aomman
oemre iin0 bereits ernannt,
8esngnebmenb anf ben ihpn se
melbeten angriff anf einen amerifa
niidjen @raben, wObei amerifaniidJ
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Den, iast ariegsminiiter Safer, bieIe'
nnS anbere Sample, Die taslif 9e
melbet iuiirben, nno in Oenen gmeri
faner get6tet nn6 Derlunnoet iuiirotn
bcredjtiste Sn Der Grflarnns, baR bi
amerifaniIden Srnppen jett enbgill
tie an bem Griege beteilist leien. @e
neral RerIbins bat bis jett nod nIdJt'
bieriiber seiast.
ltniere 9iegiernns mill cine @a
syinnnee Cooperation init einem Ga
pital bon 500 Dfillionen Dollar orga
niferen, iuelde bas Re9t 9abem Ioll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-01
SmIano.
1000 Brobibitioniltetl 8oqen

1000 Troblb1t1oHtlten 5ogel1 IN
ter ablingen bon u@lorD, @lorp,
SaQeluiab" in Die Staotballe bon
gbicago elm 1no unterbreiteten ben
Gtaotpdter1 etne Don 14S,861 quali
fi3ierten Stinmgeberlt unter5eihnete
Yetition, Durh nelde Die Nbbaltitna
elmer 2ofal Option @abl fir oell
Staotbe5irf bon Chicago perlongt
miro. Die @aIiermanner iitto iiber-
5eugt oaB Iie BEL Der Wobl ben Sieg
oapon trogen lno Die Sfant trofell
legen mer6en. 100 9lntis, Die lib iii
Der Gtaotballe befanoen, peranitaltes
ten ourd abiingen oes Berries pGbi-
cago mutt not go orD" eine 8egen=
oemonitration
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bei 9elingbar1, @aib., ullroen in Ell
nem GiIenbabn 3niammenItoB bier
Herionen getotet. Gin Sraht5lig, BON
oeiien 2ofonlotipfabre oer Siibrer To-
tpie Der 9ei5er auf einen gugenblid
abgeltiegen lparei1, ibeirt BON einent
perbreheriih angelegten MeniAen III
8eipegung geiest 81 ieiit ltno laltlte IL
ben bitteriten Wagen eines IN einiger
gntfernuug balteroen 8erionen5uges
Gin geipiiier 8alentine q. Dai=
ton bon San 5Sraneisco Dat cine
Sheiotngsflage gesen ieine Jrall
einaereidt, neil ii1 bielelbe lett feds
sSabren geiueigert bat, lid BON ibreHn
@atten fiiiIen 81 laiien. Die 5rut
iheint gu oen @ellmbbeits- Grants
81 geboren nno lit oer 4niidt, so1B
Die menihli6en 2ippen nit totbriil-
aenoen gafterien geipidt lit1o.
Sn omaha, geeb., fano 5Dii6en
fiinf 8anoiten, tpelhe aus eineia
@ololooen @ertlahen i'm 9etrage bon
$4,000 geralbt batten, nno Der Yo-
li5ei elm ldngerer aanpf Itatt Sdi'-
reno elmer eirItiinoigen 5iiiilaoe lpur
ben orei Der Mdnber, Die iid) in eineni
@ebduoe uerbarrifaoiert batten, io-
ipie elm YpIi5ilt totlib peripunbet gs
gelang Der 8oli5ei i9lieBlid), oaS
@aus 5u itiirnen Gin bierter 8a,l-
Dit, Der BON, 0ade berabIprang, brndl
babel bas fiidgrat. Die @elolad}ell
.purben in einem gett perItedt gefrn-
oet.
gergongenen Monat iino i6
Wi(lionen gonnen aoblen iueliiger
proou3iert mprben als iiblid) 16 afiI-
lionen iino Elm 0rittel ber iiblidet
Yroouftion.
- gs beiBt, unIere Hegierung MOT
le in ge5lg auf oie giienbabnbil1, Die
Dem GongreB porliegt, einell &om=
promiB madden oa iie befiird)te, lic
weroc lie in Der porliegenoen 5orla
ilidt sur slnnnbme bringen founen
= Ser Hrdiioei,t bat angeorbnct,
oaB ole 9dfer, Die mebr ais orei
Barrel Slour i'm Wfonat aebraudeu,
bis 5um 4. 5ebruar cine 9i5ens bu
ben miiiIen. Die &erorontng gilt tiir
ale, Die 9roo, &u1en, biscuits,
Graders, ltiip berIiellen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-01
2tpei ans Dem staate ssIIinols

= 3ipei ans Dem Staate ssilhlois
itammenoe uno int Camp 2ogan bci
@ouIton itationierte Soloaten fpllr-
ben Dor eifiaen Sagen in Der gtohc
oes 9aeers, ieber nit elmer Suesl
punbe i'm 9eine, ailfgefunben SIC
9Ifoire, Die 8uerlt gan5 multerios er-
id)ien lit Jest oufgeflart moroen; Die
SoIhoten baben eingeItanoen, cine
8ereinbarlug getrofien 81 haben,
iid gesenieitig 8u idieBen, nm oa-
ourh bonn 0tiIitaroienit frei 81 fom,
men. 0ie 9riifeberger weroen litl
Dor Dem 8riegsgeridt 81 berantipor-
ten baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-01

True translation fled with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
February lst as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
llnler 8raiibent Itch einer syaruet-
perjammlnng IN ltr5aua, sa., cine
,3uidrift iberieubeu, in Der er iaete,
Staatsmanner anf beibeu Seiten oes
WaiIers Ieiem iiberaeugt, oaf eies Der
SD6epnnft Der ariTs lei nno ban DC
Grfolae bieies Subres ben &rieg elt'
ld,eiben iunrbeu. Gr perglidg oieiea
ariea NIT bem @ebslntionsfriege, u
Dem unIer 9anb iiA bon Gnglano los
ris. gr mics onraaf bin, mas bic bar'
,,isr In jeuem ariese setan batten NM
riihmte i6ren Anteil an oielem ar,e-
ae. Sie 6atten bic lauSuirtid)aftlide
Troouftiom amferorbentlid geiteigeri
nub mikten aud nit Steien Veina-
hunaem fortIeten, Biz Der Steg erri''t'
gen lei. .,
lteber Samburg nn6 Ieine Mad
barsorte lit bes Streifs iuegen Der
gelaaernnassnitano perbangt. Die
gerhaltniiie ieleu bort iebr ermit
Ieiu. 4Ge imbuitrieGen @eidafte
itanSen in Jolge Ses Streifs It'll.
and, bas .geidaftlide 2eben N Ser
lin ioll bnrd, 6en Stretf poIlitGnois
aelabmt iein. lleberaa in 9entidt
lamb id1eint iid) Der Streif ams5noeb'
men. Die beutfAeu arbeiterfnbrer
perlanaen, bak Der @eidstas 81 e.
ner Grtraiikuns einbernfen iperoe.
Der Nsarquis 2ans6umne, Der frii'
here enaliIde @iniiter, erflarte in
eiuer Ge6e, baf er NIT ben lettcn
&eben 2logo- -0terse's nnb gSilipn,s
in yesmg anf Die TrieSenssiele noA'
itanbia iibereinitimme. Sober let BE-
reit, ben aries, fardtbar, ipie er lel
10 lamse 81 fiibren, bis elm reine'
Iriebe (clean peace erlangt lei. Sir
folder Triebe Ioilte nidt sm langt
binamseeid)pben nnb es lollte n'dfs
bernadlaigigt sperbem, tim berbei5a
fabrem. Inter einem reineu Jrte
ben uerItebe er einem Srieoen, Der eff
renbaft nnb oamerbaft lei. er nabm
Den BON 9lpbS-@eurge gemadter
SorIdllae an, bah Serritorialfraseu
omrdJ Sas 9edt Der Selbitbeitimmnnt
Der @Dlfer entidieben iueroen lollten
Die @ebe oes oentiden Neidlsfan,
lers babe i'm iebr iiberraidt.
Mms Berlin uirb gemeloet, oi'
singriffe Der Staliener am Wipnfat
ieien snIammen sebrOdem. Si'
DeutIdJem nnS SeiterreidJer batter
iber 5000 Wefangene semadt.
Die GnglGnber melben BON einei'
erfolgreiden Sample in Der Stabe oes
Doiran.See in Naseboniem.
Bel bem Angriff oemtideranftlditf
auf Earis iunroen siuan5ig yerionei
aet5tet nnS fiinfSis oeriunnoet. Web
rere @ebanbe ,unrben beid)abigt mi
mebrere opipitaler setroffen. Syransr
iilhe 9mftidiffer itellten iif ben bent
ldJen entsegen. Gin frans6fifs 2aft
id5iff mmfte lan6en nnb ieim 9eitel
wnrbe ld)iuer berlekt. Der snft
fnmpf banerte sluei Stmnben.
Die golidesuifi melben, onk tic oi
5tabte aertid), SbeuSoiia nnb yaltt
in Der arim genummen baben. De-
9piafenseneral Dntoff ipa geidlasel
Isin mnb Die GinRahme BON Crenbnrl
Ioll beboritcben. Wan slanbt, bal
fih nllc aoinfea fir bic 8olidefuif
erflareu per6en. Der Stnr5 bes 8a
le6ines 9iegimeS iuiro erluartet
Ran slanbt jest aasemein, BAH Oi
golidJeiuifi an Mnber bleiben iueroen
8eitere Nobiliiternagen oer Irme
hn0 angeoronet.
Die golideiuifi 9ieaiernng ia
FIR bic OrganiEernna Der 9ioten Gar
BE- poer &oten Grmee, oes eigentli
diem repmblifanifMen 6eeres, eiu 50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-01

slus 81 Baio miro geineioet
Sole Sbregon Elm 9ruoer oes friihe-
ren ariessrniniiters, lei Der Setter e..
ner neiterl Notwithstanding I'M
Stoate Sonora, an Der piele Solou
ten uno uiele Daqlii Snoioner betcl
fiat fem IoIler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
RANDOLPH MACON LOSES
Y. NJ. C.. A. BnsketbnI Regulars and
deserves. Both Are VictOrs In
Contests With CoIlcEfnns

Randolph Macon went down to de-
feat before the Y. NJ. c. 4. 1--WE in "A
lively basketball game last night in
the Y NJ. 9. y. gymnasium. The game
was far more exciting than the score
indicates, despite the somewhat one
sided victory OF the "Y" boys Bell.
Wallerstcin and Beckner starred for
the home quint. while Thomas and Cast
did excellent work for the Yellow
Jackets. The lineup:
- NJ {. y. Position. Rand. Macon
Sell. ....... right forward Coe
Woodward. left forward 500. Cast
WallerStein.... center ..... Thomas
Eeckner.... right guard iIudgins
Ehmis 49,. left guard .Smoot
Score-1rst half Y. NJ. c. A.. &c; Ran
dolph Macon. 10: end of game. Y. NJ
&. A.. a.: Randolph Macon % Field
goa ls-Bell. 10: Woodward. 4; Waller
stein. 6; Coe. >: Cast. 3: Thomas. =
iiudgins. |; Smoot. !. Foul goals
Woodward, .: Thomas, =: Smoot. |
SubstituteS--Frank for Beckner. Levin
for Woodward. tyler for Walicrstein
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The second team of both institutions
also played, ami the Y. NJ. c. 4. reserves
get revenge for the earlier defeat
handed them there at Ashland
Score: First half. to i: end OF
game. 20 to l6. King and Hundicy
played a bit stronger than their team
mates. although all five kept up great
team work and passing all through the
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
LEADING PROFESSIONAL
TRANSFORMERS FOR
PAST TEN YEARS
BY rETEI, u. CARNEY,

,IE.uhor NnuOnnl sports Syndicate.
i he best trapShoOt ers-likc the best
baseball playcrS--hail from the small
est towns
II is these trapshootcrs and ballplay-
uus-ab they say in sporting parlance--
that put these towns on the map.
IL ~ wasn't for Grover Alexander
you wouldn't often hear Of 81. Paul.
iHeb sI hubbard. TEX. Is known
Yhis brings US face I" face with the
Tact that the trapshootc-s who com
hilcd The best averages in 1917 are
rom three ,ycrT small towns.
William II. iccr. Sho is the high
aTsrage amateur; halls from Guthrie.
Okla. Guthrie lays credit to il.00O
sous. Lester s. German. high average
professional. lays claim TO Aberdeen.
population Of Cl6 Clarence B Plat.
who Is the best double target shooter
IN the world. comes from Bridgcton.
y J.. which has - population OF 10 900.
Trapshonting averages are compiled
by the Interstate Association. To n:-
,urc In the Official yearly Averages IL is
Slccessary for a trapsh II TO fL-c at 2.0oV
rct more targets. Tn" averages show
that four amateurs aud three profcs-
SIGNALS averaged b"ttcr than ~ pcr
cch,: but neither Hecr nor German
hS Fred Harlow and Homer Clari, in
Once Professional, Now Amateur King.
iieer winning OF tho amateur high
shooters do not go back" iicer is
q former professional While a pro
,casional he was rated as one Of tho
best. In 1910 he WAS the high avcra..
professional with the excellent ncf.
ccntaEc OF .o,si, and in 1913 he repeat
"a with 1890. iiccr AT this juncture
Tn,urcd rs professional shooter
Having an average nf better than 90
'-apshootiur rules forced him To re,
ira'u out OF competition three wear.
n.Lorc nc could cofiipc'o as an amateur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
WIN FIRST SOCCER GAME
John Marshall High school Proves Too
Strong Tor Old NirEintns Mt
Byrd Park.

The opening game of the Soccer
Football Association was played yes
t"rday At Byrd Park. between the John
Marshall High School team and the
Old Nirginias. The teams were not put
TO their playing strength. especially the
Nirginias. The Cameron brothers,
Moore. Bartlett; and WorrelI were pre-
vented from getting out.
The game started at o'clock 1t
was soon seen that the High School
boys were in TO win, as they had the
Old Nirginias on the defence After a
past the Old Virginias's goal Captain
Grundy. of the Old Nirginias. played "A
good strong game. but Summers broke
through again and scored goal number
two. making the score to o. in favor
of High School. Captain Walls. Of the
liish school. who is also the coach. was
n tower of strength 10 his team and
kept his boys going all the time. The
first half finished with the score =
to o, in favor of High School.
The second half was just as the
first half with the. Old Nirginias on
the defensive all the time. and soon
Christie had number three for his team:
right afterwards Summers added num-
, per four; Just a few minutes before
opening game some very good plays
were made by both sides
For John Marshall High School. Cap
tain Walls. Summers. Christie, J. Sell
wage. Adams Bethel, new player.
played very good game. For the
Old Nirginias. Captain Grundy, Laven-
der and Kenneth, the go;tllccpcr.
starred
J: l., Findlay refereed faultlessly.
Next Saturday John Marshall High
at Byrd Park; the game will begin at
$50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
LYNCHBURG TAKES GAME
Soldiers From the 320th Infantry. Camp
Lee Meet Defcnt In Ragged
basketball Gnmc.
Especial 10 The Timos-Disnatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
ifNCHBURG. VA, January 12.-Thc
l.ynchburS Athletic Club tonight de-
feated the Three Hundred and Tween
ticth Infantry Camp Lee. 81 to 6. in Il
ragged game at the City Auditorium
The soldiers were badly off in goal
shooting. much OF their trouble being
due TO playing the ball back too far in
i.ynchburs territory, giving the home
team opportunity to get in position for
shots. After the game he soldiers
were entertained at Il dance. Lineup:
i.ynchburg. Positions. 320th Infy.
.lamcrSon. right forward Mackay
Ice. ......... left forward ..McCarey
Johnson. ..... center Stancy
smith. right guard Marshall
founger..... left guard ...... Kelly
Summary: Field goals--Jamerson. 10:
Lee, Johnson, .; Mackcy. .; McCiarcy
.: Marshall. Goals from fouls--John-
son. in I; Lee. { in G: McGarcy. in
s; Mackcy. in 3. Fouls committed
I-ynchubrg. 10; Soldiers. II. Time-20
minute halves, Refercc--Knchr UNI
pircS-- Hobbs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13

ana o: these probably a half doze,
PLAYERS viii draw release slips before
the Trip 10 California is started
Dod" iaskcrt was traded bv tho
fhiilics. IL is stated. because he. like
Alexander and killiter. was 50 given
10 wrangiins over the terms OF h.
contract tina; tho club woarlcd OF 1t.
george Waited Is another who stages
an annual storm over the figures In
his papers a:.d tho !ntima,ion from the
Quaker CITY IS that he VIII be the
next TO 20. Whatever may be the
criticism handed by President Baker
'her" is ono taiug that will appeal to
the public, and that is his desire TO
nave a 10; OF bail players who are
satisfied pennant or no; pennant.
fitchcr Earl fiaglins. who reccnti,
no'!ied Manager Clark Griffin. OF tho
Washington team. OF his conclusion I.
return TO the game. has gone through
Win the first step by applying TO the
national commission for Reinstatement,
ana the commission has granted his
request.
II Manager Miller Higgins. OF the
Yankees. keeps Truck Hannah, his
catching recruit from Salt Lake. tho
lanks viii enjoy tho distinction .;
having the biggest and smallest catch.
+rS III tho American League Hannah
~ Il whale for size. while Walters Is
The stripping, fairly tall. but light in
weight.
y statement from Cincinnati has i,
that Manager Mathewson. like Jonn
McGraw. OF the Giants. has ordered
various members of the Reds TO HAY,
their ionsils removed before they re-
port 10 camp next spring. Aiatty IS
OF the opinion that diseased tonsils
were the cause of several lame arms
on his team last season.
y news item from Nashville, Tenn.
states that Pitcher Fred Toney. OF tho
Cincinnati Reds, recently charged
with an attempt TO cvadc the draft.
has been put in the first class Of dra:,
eligibles. his exemption claim being
Withdrawn. II is presumed that Tom,
squares himself with Uncle Sam nv
accepting service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
BEST TRAPSHOTS ARE
FROM SMALL TOWNS
ieer German and Platt Who Head Averages for Past
Season, Resemble Leading Baseball Players
in This Particular Respect
LEADING AMATEUR
TRANSFORMERS FOR

then ne comes back aud DEMONSTRATES
that n. Is still one of the best trap
Woolfolk Henderson. of Lexington.
Ky. was second to Uecr. and for the
third year In succession he averaged
nNe years he has bc,tcred sG. Fred
Harlow, OF Newark, Ohio. the 1916
winner. was third. with .9729. Mark
ARC. Who did such remarkable shoot
hld not qualify. as he faded to shoot
=, -.ppV target. The same fate befcll
Mr.; . Ad@iph Tt9,pnerweia, the woman
German Pcrsc,rrcd and Won.
for many years Lester German has
The best average shot in America. but
not until the bast season did he climb
TO the top OF tho ladder. German av-
ernGcd .o16i and shot at more tina n
5000 targets. lIccr in 1910 and Clark
in 1915 are the only two shooters who
eXc"llsd Germans figures. Ciark's
Of wear. and tear. Lester Reid OF Sc
attic. Wash, and Bart Lewis. Of hu-
burn. H. both shot better than 81
average.
runs OF 20 straight. or better, of which
% were better than 40 ard 10 better
than 100. His high run was $50. Years
ana ana yearS ago 'isr1ian was a baseba II
southern League pennants. This pitch
tnr brought him, 10 the New York
Polo Grounds outnt that he took up
,rapshooiing. In his baseball DAYS
German weighed ll0--now he tips the
beam at $50.
clarence r. Fiat, Of Rridgcton. \.
j. averaged 1907 al 800 doubles THo
oth"rS--t. NJ Powers and Frank Troch
rayeraged better than 90. Plat, is tho
New Jersey champion at single targets
and tho worlds t.hanpjor a. doubles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
ATHLETES AT CAMP LEE
IN SCHOOL FOR OFFICERS
pitcher George Davis. M the UoSton
nrnvcs. and "Winne" LcEE~, ofN
y. T.. After Communications.

CANT LEE. January t2-Amons the
candidates at the line officers train
ing schools 1T this place is George
Davis. for four years ore of the main
stays rs pitcher for thc Boston
Graves Davis Quit the Braves last
May 10 enter military work. lie is
here as a delegated representative CT
Williams College. He first enlisted
as private ut Camp Lee. and was
transferred TO the training camp
WHINE" LeEgc, who was one Of the
ma'nslays OF every athletic team de-
reioped 1T Virginia Polytechnic lnsti-
tute from zoos to 1912. is also n Gan
didate for commission at the line Of
ncers' school. LeEge came hcro from
Washington, where no had been en-
ptcycd for several years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
INDIANS RESUME GAME
William and Mary Qulnt Showing Form.
New Men Out for Basket

Especial TO The Times Dispat ch.I
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. January H.
The William and Mary basketball quint
resume practice last Friday morning
under the direction OF Coach Young.
after two weeks lay off. due 10
Christmas vacation. The men seem to
show all their former skill exhibited
The brilliant showing made by the
Indians against the fast Richmond ~"
team team in the only game played before
good material on the squad. Several
new faces have been added to the num-
bcrs of the squad since resuming prac-
tice. and among them arc several that
Will give the old members a run for
their positions.
Manager Mapp has practically finish
cd his schedule. and 1t is one OF the
heaviest that an Indian quint has ever
had. 1t includes a weeks trip through
the western part of the State directly
after examinations close. The schcd-
December 15-Richmond Y. NJ c. A.
at Williamsburg.
February Emory and Henry, at
Williamsburg.
February Macon, at
Ashland.
February 5-Lynchburg Athletic
Club. at Lynchburg.
February 6-N: NJ. l.. at Lexington.
February 1--WashinSton and Lee, at
Lexington.
February S-NirEinia Christian
College at Lynchburg.
February 9---Richmond Y. NJ c. A.
81 Richmond.
February 1S-Tiichmond College. at
Williamsburg.
February 1G--HaInpden- Sidney, at
Williamsburg.
February 1o-Handolph- Macon, at
Williamsburg.
February 23-Hampden- Sidney. at
1Iampden- Sidney
February 27--Richmond College. at
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
GRAND CIRCUIT DATES
Season Opens at North Randall In July
and Closes In Atlanta
In October

. COLUMBUS. OHIO. January i.-
irand Circuit stewards have announced
the dates for next season.
The National and American tyottine
associations and the TrottinS ReEister
Association viii he called upon bv
resolution passed unanimously By the
delegates to the annual meeting OF tho
irand circuit. to consider forming ons
general organization to embrace the
The Grand Circuit date schedul. fol.
lows:
North Randall. July s-1c
Kalamazoo, July 1919
Toledo. July 22-2e
Columbus, July ca-Auguat :,
North Randall. August SO
Philadelphia, August 1915
PouRhkeepsic. August 1919
Readville, August $3.50
Hartford, September IS.
Syracuse. September els.
Columbus, September 1875
Lexington. October I'LL
Atlanta, October 14-1s.
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rerxor A;mx 70 Aid HITTING.

Suck IIerZog thinks it would improve
batting ii the pitchers were compelled
also result in the wind-mp of manS =
pitching career. The pitchers MIGHT
contend on the other hand that il might
improve the pitching IL the batter
were compelled to cut out their wind
ups with n bundle Of bats before tocinE
the plate,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-13
7. M. c. A. QUINT WINS
Defeats Sanitary Train EIr
lamp Lee in Snappy Basket

G. Eiehlnond y. NJ. c. A. defeated m.
Hf srastirS Train OF Camp Lee in an in
nae a basketball game on the local
inc ~" auint went into an early
. leao ana at the end of the first haIf Inc
score score stood 33 to G. in favor or tho
h toIais. sanitary braced in the second
HIVE more points. while ~. tool.
t t!n'nsS easy. With subs in the lineup.
game. cagins eleven goals. WsIIer!
stein and Filming also starred Mt.
Curry, Compton and Se,roina AZ.
good exhibitions for Caynn Iec W W
10: ''' Liue-
W"c:,S' s"''... Forward Levin
c,nn,.., ''-.' FORWARD Wood ward
Sch9 SiS,o''.''..' center Wallerstein
crnonr,. guard .....'. ElmiE
Hf'So!E..... guard Eeckner
summary: Field goals-woodward
~ LEVIN. 4. Wallerstein. Reckner and
nhewning, Scbovics. 3: Compton. 2. Nc
Jury curry .; Fouls--W Woodward, s; Comp
NJ. c. y. plays Randolph Macon
College here Saturday.