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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

VIRGINIA ALUMNI SUGGESTS
CHANGES IN COACH SYSTEM
oIon FOLLOWERS Would Appoint
Mentor TO Serve Three to
Five lcars.

Especial TO The Times Disratch.l
II I,hhoAa,noTTESN1LLE. VA. Dec g.
students sesttons made by alummi ani
sion OF the aiuinni coachimr sxs don" = =,
W.. :,rs. Gdhiversity Of Virginia are fnvorabiy
AT the institution. and present in,'i,.e
IONS point that way. Virsinia's Tooi :
o Of: a ' coans IN future will be in charge
This new mentor will be frno ,-o
81 interference. so far as teaching and
playing the game are concerned lie
viii be engaged for Il period of from
three. TO Hve years. Whctbcr I'M
man Is an hiumnus Of Virginia or IN, :
1ther co,,i i Is yet TO be determined.
az expressed tonight. strongly iavnrs.
a man who has been out of college for
Ia close touch with the game.
Former unircrsity Man speaks
;, The . to9,hall situation al Virginia
Lane rilton. Il Southern banker AMI
ttHHr c epIyers pr%mlnent in Athletics al
definite majority Of bo ap siump to be
students feel that Virginia has lost in
POT noth absolute and relative prestige on
the cause OF the trouble and correct
1t. The issue is not so much that OF
inc alumni against the professional
an annually changing coach"
MI Tilton pointed out the dsadyant-
a a,im OIL Tie policy in vogue saying: "A
~ ptfn at inc mead
OF the local stan each year" Such a
Coach is on TOO intimate terms with
pIayers 10 maintain DISCIPLINE: his col
ieEs friendships too firmly &C
menteo 10 cScape the SUSPICION Of
dsvori,ism. ,io has had no "oachins
'cApcrIcncc; In addition To this, ever:
NC pest player may make an indincr-
The examples of Dobic at Annapolis.
thr ficisnail switch from Clemson 10
Georgia Tech. Warner from Carlisle 10
rittsoursh, and many others. have con-
WINGED both alumni and student 6nJv
,nat Virginia must profit by then,
Cntil TINS is done. the morale OF tho
men on the campus ANA among tho
alumni VIII not conduce towards re-.
lc dership'' '' GU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
FOR BASEBALL
SPIDERS ARRANGING GAMES
WITH EASTERN COLLEGES
Tossing Dec Hus Started Buxxinr.
Spring Captain Will &c Elected
Tomorrow.

With football toys hardly cold and
the basketball season only one week
under way. Spiderdom has stirred the
announcement that amherst College.
Mass. would appear here in the an
nuai college preliminaries to the OPEN
ing OF the Virginia League.
The Amherst game is one of the many
contests TO he staged in the college
schedule. IN which large Eastern COL
lcscs and universities will participate
other wires arc warm now endeavorins:
ia bring one or two of such schools
as University of rcnnSylvania,, Yale.
and Springfield Training School here
tor Easter week
Johns Hopkins University needs only
TO send favorable reply to Manager
request for game. Johns Hopkins
was here last spring. but torrents him
dcred their game with the MediccS.
With these two mines stoppinr over
in Richmond OH their Southern swings.
p!us nossisie pair OF engagements
Spiders will afford the waking diamond
fan prime college schedule.
Trained by Mig Lacquer.
Amherst will be trained i'll the spring
by ,JaGbclitch. big league slab artist.
under tic leadership of Eddie Hooper
last seasons pilot OF The Portsmouth
tc2m;1 Nirginia League.
Hohson viii he ably prepared 10 en-
,ertain the mines that will he hooked
as a 70 king OF the Wcsthampton cam
pus, has revealed nest Of eight
othsrE Nearer of tho coveted emblem,
hnq the property OF tho Boston BRA YES,
VIII lcnh valuable assistance To the
End ball tossers.
Coach Dobson has A varsity battery
in hugo ElankenShip. wearcr of tho
pads. aud SkaSES. Four outnelders
arc In the local camp in Carter.
Thompson Pollard and Towill, with
the latter an able twirlcr and intieldcr
The only department short of var
sitN matcrial is the infeld. with two
men on tap in Patterson and Jones. to
guard the paths. with only one hole
lark ing aSsman Of former experience
with additional freshman material tho
prospects OF the local collcSians arc
not dark.
lust WHO will captain tho Spider nine
next spring has not been decided
However the resident letter men OF
INC diamond VIII gather tomorrow and
select ihcir l,pInr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
BOXING CLUB ORGANIZED
AT JOHN MARSHALL HIGH
Physical Director Jones ro,chcx ,,.
In Ftstfc Art Every Monday
Afternoon.


interest in boxing has become so
acute at the John Marshall High Scnoo,
that it has becoma cxpcdicnt TO Or
.Sanizc a boxing Club, which mcr,s
ever Monday afternoon. L. Tucker
'onoF. physical director or public
schools is acting as instructor
For several days he has been civ
ing the pupils coaching in the manly
ar; OF sclf-do Tense. emphasizing FOOT
movements and offensc lunEcs rhr
1 anu In,-n boys arc practielnY regularly
and sleep pr oducing punches ranifi,.
defensive work will be taught them. a =
soon 'ts they absorb the first parts ui
tbcir lessons.
Each Monday afternoon tho scholars
are given short period in individnal
, ,rS;, puIe.ion; After the! preliminary
'eM rounds by themselfes:. "
mere is an abundance OF good ma =
terra in the club. noti6eablv Howard
In iidreN and Kenneth Haas among the
heaNyweights. and McIiwainc Fraser
amenG the bantams. All OF the boys
Hack training and technique but MIR
Jones says he believes he can develop
some real boxers from the member
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
VIRGINIA TECH QUINTET
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Fifteen Out OF Twcnty-Sevcn Games
VIII &c Played ut Blacks
burg.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

tOpCCial 10 1ne llIneS- DlSpatch.J
BLACKSBURG. VA. Dec. 6-Man-
ager j. j.. Holmes. OF the Virginia Tech
basketball quint. announced the fol-
lowing schedule last night for the
coming season.:
January lo-Daleviile College at Blacks
burg.
January l7-wniam and Mary at Blacks.
burg.
January 2i-Hampdcn-S Sidney at Blacks
burg.
January 2!-y. NJ. l. at Lexington
January 2s-Buckncll at BIacksburc
January 5o--Gsllaudct at Blacksburc
January 3l-Auourn at BlacksburE.
burg
burg
February West Virginia Wesleyan q,
DlsCksburg.
February 6--Shcnandoah Institute al
Blacksburg.
February T--waShinEton aud Lee at Lynch
burr
February u-Emory and Henry At Blacks.
burg
February 13-LynchburE College a,
Bla cksburE.
February I-v. NJ. I. at Black:burr.
February lG-LynchburE Athletic Club at
Lynchhurg.
February l7-Catholic University at Wash
inCton. d. g..
February lS-Johns Hopkins al Baltimore,
February le-Dclawarc College at Newark.
February 2o--Gcorce Washington at Wash
ington tpcndinEp.
February ci-North Carolina State at Rich.
mOnd
February o5-Wake Forest At Blacksburs
February @s--Wskc Forest At Blscksburg
February 2s-washnSton and Ice at I,oa-
March c--v. NJ. / Al 1.ynchburC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
CHAMP CONTESTS CERTAIN
RICHMOND COLLEGE CUNT
COACH GETS MEN IN SHAPE
Attractive Rfchmond Basketball Schcd-
uie Depends on Securing Play
ing Court.

yesterday afternoon the Richmond
College basketball squad filled in "A
strenuous practise in the present col
ieSe gym" as climax 10 six days of
intense study of the fundamentals of
tho game. Although tho work outs are
only preliminary to the grind which
VIII begin after tho holidays the score
OF candidates have polished off many
also automatically culled the squad.
Several members OF the football eleven
Will not report until January for auint
practise Members of tho eleven now
on the floor are Thompson and ZicEler
The coming week also bids fair to
push tho pobsonitcs as they meet their
day in the fvc representing the local
seminary. The engagement will be
played on tho Westhampton noor
While ii is only preliminary, the Red
and Blue viii put every effort forth
this week to begin the season. with Il
victory
Championship Cannes Certain.
Probably the most attractive basket
ball schedule ever offered Richmond
sport lovers by the Richmond College
m n,;n,sg msn, win be on the card ,his
10 secure one of the armories or some
other suitable floor. ON securing a
place to play depends such games IA
those with several large uuints of the
South and East, which cannot possibly
he brought here OH the temporary f,onr
at Wes,hamp'om. Coach Dobson will
carly this week and thus save tic
Spiders and the local fans disappoint-
mcnt.
While the preliminary schedule to
the Eastern Nirsinia intercollegiate
Athletic Association championship
games viii be effected by the outcome
oil Inc efforts 10 secure Il place 10 play,
the championship contests will be
staged regardless. Managers Of tho
four colleges in the circuit met re-
Gently and arranged the schedule for
the Championship. which will he play
ed in February.
Manager Ford. OF tho spiders. has
undoubtedly secured a most Satisfac-
tory playing ticket. The Red and Blue
tive will meet it's three opponents in
alternating order and will play two
g3mes week through the season al
iernat tins, the play at home and nhrnah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
JOHN MARSHALL LOSES
ROANOKE WINS BATTLE
q ON MUDDY GRID FIELD
Richmond Squad Played in Excellent
Eorin-ltydcr Made Long
I .r-ss. tsuIuS.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

ROANOKE. VA, Dcc. 6.--Roanoke
Hsh Of IN
IRON game lnvolvins the state High
chsampionship. b: the score of to Q.
~ the opening quarter. when r. Todd.
The the Riehmond Guarterba?k. was tackled
touchdown OF the game came in The
last live minutes % play. Miller re-
ff ovs ichTSnd tnmHle on ne
for the first three downs. but on thc
fourth try, Carleton bounded over for
field and much fumhiing on the part
OF the elevcns resulted y heavy rain
possible.
The entire John Marshall club put
back pun,s with his usual ability
Carleton: Davis and Watkins starred
s lfp ths OIL, l9esis whilG Edsr anA Dprre
Marshall outfit.
The lineup:
n sSsR2ss rSf'ss end nc"% p}"h,n
F NiIis5 .iets Essfd wAt' %Si
I ,lsTsI r,ss, sssri... >SG R";Sei
Viii ayarter. t.cl,,.... Il Todd
Sar,o" ! fsi.Ehh S aIf.sA ryJsg
SEQ seo-e by ,ef ii;ssfall III taGk carroii
s%ss" Ca s. gs
Observation-Disclosures sSYaiE fsF1S|t. f!.a NV
~ sfFs 1es ESrsns9 Tnrd is:
Essr, Mecue Tor Watkin.s, ni"hmSnd fo-
S.sSs sSEs" '.ssq !2 mFtsn
ii'hc "i quarters. twciSn minutes each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
S CHALLENGES WINNER OF ROANOKE GAME
Newport News Issues
Challenge for Title

Principal Fred VI. Alexander. of
the Newport News III Ugh school. net
Ing on behalf of the students OF
that Institution. last night wired
The Tiincs-Dfspatch ~ challenge TO
The winner OF tho John Marshall
nnd RoanoEe football game for the
state cham piOnnhfp.
me game at Roanoke In suDnpsed
TO have heen n championships game.
nut the title really hinges upon the
winner defeatinE Newport News.
this eleven went through tho season
indicated.
In the enrly part of tho senson
the chnilengers and the John Mnr-
shall High school eleven fought out
n terrific NcOrcless tic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
JOE WRIGHT TO COACH
FOR THREE YEARS MORE
Signs Lons-Tcrm Penn Contr,,, :.
Athletes.
Especial TO The Times-Disp,.c, !,

PHILADELPHIA Dec s'Nrna,,n
o tnst Joe W ; nigh, accc pt the sew,
craws se ,II lsn TIGrs TO coach Canadian
ing mentor Yesterday arix his nom dc
G Gif, TO TO three years contract. lie
ZION across ne schnyikili thro isiiou
the Penn campus these past few dSSs
10 the effect that Toronto University
sda and rTT had ss Jos
an offer to coach the first team
T., Besidc', tho Canadian Olympic ro-..
NE, SQUADS quad, and the Argonaut Rowing
the little birds of the. campus The
rrumors had Foundations IA the fact thai
coached the Arsonauts. During this this
p per he won l3o races with the sweeps
Canadian crew that won an Americsn
wGs pa ed-ehampionship and in 1903
& ' tru spSes or Of the he G 6rn; erew
l. i1iiniey regatta staged OH the Schuyl-
The above record. and the nirsc,cs
cr ere nas wrought with the Unlversity
Penn n nsr snm,etenl impetus to n,
on onessr n, IopE'isrm coH,r sS 'Re "iE IS
With a ' ne,i omiy Red and Blue mentor
,sMis.r 'T When cane me to the University in
Poor to speak gently. lie imno1,. ~.
aaua 1i s so arouse , more interest in the
ssn ,s, The crews of 1911 ie1s S an,
Ing FG Thje vS were = ctedit to his coach.
as he win have back prac,icsiIrp ti ,i.
,a,nc cirh, as last year Besides ~.
ff al ne had more than 400 men mi
10, me crow. a new record OF randi
S'eS lot any one sport in the annals
81 ,i;, INC University Tho varsity crcw
MI report OH January G for tbeir ;n;
va workout; The Veterans hack arr
nf nT,ae ny Captain Harry Keiiar. The
car .'er rh Ien,ral iIish School oarEnan:s
and Roberts 'p'c' Ellison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
Randolph Eileu ou,nt r.o,e..

r'oAcroft School defeated tho basket
ball team OF tho Virginia Randolph
Elicit School in Loudoun County YES
terday by Il score OF IS TO i. The Rich
moud girls will return to this city
TO-DAY from the scene OF their recent
disaster.
Tho lineup for tho Richmond club
was:
Forwards-Misscs Allenc Rufin and
Virginia Terrell; ccnters-Miss Lucy
Till. captan: Miss Frances ILili:
Suards-Msscs Virginia Shepherd and
Marjorie Haskins. Miss Estellc Den
mis-. manager and Miss Grace Shepherd.
accompanied the team as substitutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
unrri.bure Romps over por,,,n,

liARRlSBURG. PA. Dec 6-Harr,s
H1Iurs Techs eleven beat the Portland.
NC, nigh school team rs to o ,o1av
for the high school CHAMPIONSHIPS Of 81. :.
United states 'p VI the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
SOCCER PRACTICE HELD
Enthusiasts Disregard Cloudy Weather
AMI Muddy FIe1dS-Srhcduic
Bc.nE Arranged.

Disregaranr muddy fields and
threatening clouds, Richmond soccer
ehtnuslasis held their weekly practice
at Byrd Park Yesterday afternoon. A
large squad turned out and a rousinE
practice WAS held
Judging by tho number OF candidates
that are practicing regularly. IL is al
most certain that several toams will
We oorganized in Richmond President
rlhdlcy and officers of tho association
nlcted within the next few DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
Gibson WIN Lead pirates.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.--Gcorgc Glib
manager last season OF the Toronto
IntcrnationalS. will DC rendered con-
tract 10 manage the Pittsburgh Pirates
tional League meeting here early in
December. according to An announce
mcnt made here by mutual friends OF
has denied the reports OF other men
reported stated to lead the Pirates. hut
The Gibson report. lends crcdence To il !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
Army ouint Defeat. 81. Joh,.

VEST POINT, Dec. 6.-The Arn,
siapsIC Its basketball season sn rmE
f ron, 'oday by capturing two games
lI,he army Varsity hve. pitted SSaiSsi
rho 'd no1n varsity. won by IS 10 a.
ieEIan fres b,ro iHaH dc teated the COL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
Annnpoli. win, IN rain.

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. 6.-Thc Naval
Academy opened it's soccer season to-
day by defeating Baltimore City Col
lege to l. The game was played In
drizZle. while the field was covered
with "A layer OF snow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
Complete Schedule Announced.

The complete schedule of the IL. V T.
a. -A. is as follows:
February !.Tiampdcn- Sidney vs.. Richmond
College i'll Farmvillc.
William and Mary vs.. Randolph Macon at
williamsburg.
February li--Richmord College w WILL
La and Mary in Richmond
isand"lph- Macon W.. Hampdcn- Sidney at
Ashland.
February Ira ndolph Macon vs. Richmond
College Ashland.
.Iiamndcn- Sidney ". William and Mary at
Farnvillc
February i7---Wiiliam and Mary VS. Hamp-
den Sidney at WILLIAMSBURG
February lS-Rtrhmond College w IIamp-
den Sidney in Nichmoud.
February Civilian and Mary vs. Rich
mond College at Villa nIsburc
Hampdcn sidney W. Randolph Macon at
Farmvlle
February "5.-Richmond College W. Ran.
doluh Macon IN Richmond
tchrnarr y Randolrh Macon vS. William
amd Mary al Ashland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
Bath Robes
Silk Shirts

Handsome assortment of en-
tirely new designs and color treat
ments, in fancy effects and solid
colors' OF gray. tan, green. pink
ana hello, from $3.50 and up.
Each purchase neatly packed in
pretty Xmas box.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

They will finish tho season here with
the Jackets. But oth:r managers were
den Sidney plays three games in ono
week. two OF them Coming on consec Gu
tive ni-hiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

CAMBRIDGE MASS. Dec = TIL.
proposed trim of the Harvard f. ,thaIl
team to Pasadena. Cal TO play n
Western university eleven on New
ears Day. was abandoned late todat,
because Of objections by the railroad
u adm N at RI ion ''N"o
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08

character on the stage. There may be
more than one reason for this, but the
easiest noticed reason is Teck him.
self. They say the reason he didn't
go to war was that Uncle Sam refused
to have trenches dug deep enough to
keep Teck's dome out Of danger. This
report is unverified, but it looks rea.
sonable.
It is amusing too, sometimes to sit
back and hear folks talk about pretty
Iris Kennedy. Some say she is the
same little star that was here last
week. Others say she Is Just sister
that's all. and still others say that she
is even SO much as q twin sister. Well.
be that as it may, she is clever, as is
Helen Kennedy, and that is the main
point. The Jazz four is good comedy
singing bunch and takes we'll. Teck
Murdoch is one Of the funniest dancers
We ever saw, and we saw another one
besides him. There seems to be
enough people in town who like must.
cal comedy to keep two houses going,
as the attendance last night was not
hurt perceptibly by the dandy little
company at the Grand.
POP.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08
ESIDEiN7 SIS4 fSTf ifsCc l s3sH

WASHINGTON &c. jan The following proclamation
the death Of theodore Roosevelt cabled from Pat yesay
BY President Wson and issued night State DEPARTMENT
Woodrow Wilson. President Of United States Of America
proclamation 70 the people Of the United States:
IL becomes sad duty to officially The death Of
theodore Roosevelt President Of the United States from September Ia
IyOi to March a 1902 which occurred his home at Sycamore
HILL Oyster Bay New York AIS o'clock the morning Janu
1912 In his death the United States has lost one Of its most
distinguished and patriotic cizens; who had ndealed himself to the
people by his devotion to their interests and 10 the public M
terests Of his country.
As president Of the police board Of his native city, as member Of
the Legislature and Governor Of his State Civil Service Comis
one Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Vice President and as
President Of the United States he displayed administrative power of
signal order and conducted the affairs Of these various Offices with
concentration Of effort and wau which permitted no diver
from the line Of duty he had definitely SCI for himself
In the with Spain he displayed singular initiative and energy
and distinguished himself among the commanders Of the amy IN tie
HELD President he awoke the Nation the dangers private con-
troll which uked financial and systems Il was by thus
arrens the attention and stimulating the purpose Of the country that
he opened the for subsequent and benecent reforms,
His private life characterized BY simplicity virtue and
affection worthy Of all admiration and emulation BY the people Of
America
In testimony Of the respect which his memory held BY the
Government and the people Of the United States do hereby direct that
the flags OF the White House and the several department buildings be
displayed at halt mast for period Of 30 days. that suitable military
and naval hono under orders Of the secretaries Of war and nyy be
rendered on the day Of the funeral.
Done this seventh day Of January year Of our Lord one
thousand hundred and and Of the Independence Of Amer
lea the one hundred and forythird
WOODROW WILSON.
By the President Frank l. Polk. Acting Secretary Of State
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08
Going TO Florida.
Hard Arguments
Used Last Night

AS q result Of disagreement which
occurred in city street car recently
over Q transfer, Brooks Wyer. young
man under 90 years Of age, and an
employe Of the traction company, il
q patient at Fairmont hospital No. 3,
with a bad wound in the back Of his
head, which was inflicted by Clayton
Morgan. youth of about IA or Is
years Of age, and a son Of Henry
Morgan. Of the East side.
The trouble. which started on a
street car several days ago. was re.
newed last evening in the reataurant
ct Morgan and Prunty on Water st
The young man quarreled inside OF
the restaurant and Myer Is alleged to
have hit the Morgan boy. Wyer start.
ed to leave the building and had gone
short distance when Morgan follow.
ed him. and picking up a brick, slung
1t at Myer with the result that Myer
was knocked down, and when discov-
cred was bleeding profusely from a
wound on the back Of his head. chef
Harr was notified Of the affair and
sent Officers Kern and Holt on the
case and shortly afteward they an.
pretended Morgan who was released
on the promise Of his father that he
would appear for trial when the Myer
oov recovered sufficiently to appear.
Myer was taken to Fairmont hos
pital. where It was stated that his In
urics ars not Of q serious nature and
information from there today was to
the effect that he was doing nicely.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08
PERSONALS

Mrs. M. j. o'Neil has returned from
Baltimore where she had been the
guest Of relatives for a week.
Mrs. Julia Dutois, Of smithfield, Pa.
is the guest OF Mrs. John Sweeney, in
Fairmont avenue. Miss Adeline
Downs, OF Warrington, has returned
home after a brief visit with Mrs.
Sweeney.
p. G. Scott has returned from Oak
land, Md, where he had been the CUES,
of his brother, Bert Scott and family,
for several days.
Mrs. P F. Fleming, Of Cameron, was
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-08
DOCTOR SAIDELUNGS
were TOO FAR GONE
But Miss Green's Recovery
Proves That There Is Hope
for Many Consumptive


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