The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-10
Rights OF COMPANY
Rates Without Motto,
shletes have ur =

would be taken to comaghwav and has
and Power u each and every
serve the schedule kisfled with Yin
is charter. hpionshfp the Ave
For many monthsf the four college
10 responsibility in jsrn Virginia Inter
pc the ordinance hson. The quint could.
,ussion by council fefeat many moro
al itself, the city asiations in the state.
court and the adr that Director Con-
There arc now a proud Of.
cases pending in -
uetiee CrutchfieltSe stalwarts on the
maximum fine on ormer John Marshall
pany for failure in woodward, Ehmig.
auirements OF thick, all worked on the
each case AN al former years and are
A recent opisag the good work that
news fndicatesk at the Marshall street
live board has
The company -
In reference y OF players on the ~"
ion was returadds a few more to the
Of the ordipd Ma rshall men who are
lnlttees. ayrg around the state, Tom
ence TO u captain OF the Randolph
farw 81 quint. Smoot was also star
hoard. football team. Bob Hatcher Is
On Morn of the Virginia freshmen.
Nefer Bethel is captain OF the wash
h, txon and Lee FIVE and has been
~ a, Scted to captain the football eleven.
30 harton is playing a stellar game at
~. Pr Il and is also on the track team
= Otto JENNINGS and Pettway are star
ring On the Virginia 9rst team, and
PetttAk twill undoubtedly play on the
baseball team. There are many other
John Marshall athletes who would be
starrfng on other teams but a long
list have Joined the colors
The Richmond college quint is
the nArpiest array OF players that
the srkool has ever turned out. The
sasketeefs are mere pygmies beside
he other teams but repeatedly dur
1g the Iseason thew have stood up
.ho,lder to shoulder with teams that
reattv butweigiIed them and they
ave fought with the old Spider spir-
u that IL a heritage TO the school.
Laurels will surely come tn the team
hefose the sea SON - over.
Hhstrfi en- Sidney boys seem h have
the 5urrp on the other teams in the
Eastern Virginia intercollegiate AS
socissspn. The ave has defeated Ran
dolra-Macon and Richmond college,
and will probably not find William
and Mary N hard proposition. The
'earF should be good though, with
four or the suve letter men Of last
FF2AS HRlHE aEahf
TIE International league situation
is M rrost df1icuit one News OF an
osfctaf or definite nature comes more
Frons the sphinx than the league.
Matters or importance. though, will
le taken up nj the meeting tomorrow
and finally SETTLED THE Montreal and
Buffalo conditions viii be straight
.aned. new president initiated to the
Inner secrets, and the schedule ar
sTAnxsd.
Several officials are watching the
I state Legislature 1T Albany with an
anxious aye. There is bill up be-
fore tils legislative body 70 legalize
Sunday baScssi1 ~ New YORK state.
if this bin should pass f. would give
several cities In New York state. who
are anxious 70 hop over 10 the In
ternational league. en- extra plea FOR
franchises. The American and Ma
tionai leagues also are anxious TO
have Sunday Baseball legal liked in the
Ennpfre state.
/ Rhode Island is also considering Il
hill lexa lixing sunday baseball sun
law baseball IN Providence would
help finances materially this sea son.
Jack Dunn. the old Baltimore chief
faia. is preparing for the baseball
season in the Oriole city as though
here. bad never been any talk Of
susp errfbn, Dunn ia signing up play
ers and making contracts regardless
! Of conditions I'm other places Jack
Dunn feels that there will be. baseball
and when Dunn feels he generally
feels near right
The International league is Il very
economical one. indeed. They are
20 hold their meeting In New York on
'.heatless Monday" So that they can
save the price OF coal.
The International league has more
men running for the presidential hon
ors than ever essayed for that office
In Mexico.
Joe Tinker. manager OF the Column
: bus tOhio) team. is going to train his
men at ChiIIicothe, where there is =
rantenmsAt with rs 600 soldiers This
and should prove of interest TO othsr
teams.
The South Atlantic meet will be held
at Hon4swood held. In Baltimore, this
year. II ia not known how many vir-
ntnia SCHOOLS VIII be represented at
the meet. but II Is generally admitted
by all concerned that the meet will be
success Georgia Tech expects 10
send a representative team.
Billy Smith L. on the Job in Atlanta
already. The old Richmond manager
says he 10 going TO bring back the
/ pennant to the Southern city, and to
this end he has gone ahead signing
up large string of players.
Major-Generai Organ, of the New
/ York troops. is great believer in
athletics for soldiers. He says that
avery soldier in his camp at Spartan
burg. q. C.. should be able to do 100
Yards In IL seconds. the running high
lump at feet. running broad jump
ut II feet. standing broad jump at
feet inches, and heaving the grenade
at as yardH--rand heaving the kaiser
at ssTsS4321 miles.
Harvard ia seriously considering the
proposition OF resuming intercollegiate
athletics The college authorities are
beginning to feel the lack OF athletic
activity among the students. and will
probably follow the plan adopted at
Yale Princeton and the University CT
Virginia. The officials are not so de-
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