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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
lsrecial to rho Tim..-DIspatch.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Rich
mond's fair representatives in the
national hockey championship
tourney failed to qualify against
Boston In the seminal round this
morning on ST. Martins Field. and
lost chance to meet Philadelphia
In the final round for the title. Al
though Richmond played superb
hockey game. the fair Southern girls
Just missed tying up the New Eng
land kris by goal. for the Boston
players won by 4-to-3 score.
The win sent Boston into the ina,
round against Philadelphia. the
quaker City players winning easily
by 2 toll.
Miss Fessenden was the whole
show when Boston eliminated Rich
mond. This game was close and ak
citinS throughout. and at the end
OF the regulation seventy minutes OF
play today the score was deadlocked
II was decided 10 play two extra
ten minute periods this morning
Put at the conclusion the score was
unchanged. The committee then or
dered that the game bc PLAYED on
until decision had been arrived al
After six minutes OF the newest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
TIPS TO- HUNTERS SENT OUT
BY STATE GAME OFFICIAL
commissioner Lee Gives Timely Advise to Lessen Pos
slDliitles OF lnfractions of Law Season Reaches
Midway Point in Eastern Virginia

rips for the hunter" I'm the form
"t ADVICE and reminder To govern the
actions OF all hunters during rho
present hunting season. has been is
sued by Com missioner Lee. To lessen
the possibilities OF infractions Of the
game laws of Virginia. the following
reminders are sent out for the con-
Nenience OF the public:
All owners and landlords ,pd
members of their families. and ten
ants and renters residing thereon
with the consent Of the landowners
may hunt upon their own or adjoln-
ing lands without license. All other
persons must obtain hunting licenses
before hunting. and must also obtain
consent or the owners of the land
over which they hunt. The fox
hunter. hunting foxes with hounds
being the only hunter who is NOT
required TO have a hunting license 10
do so.
The fee for county hunting Ii
"ense is 81: state hunting license, So:
nonresident hunting license. $40. and
alien hunting license $50. lSuuirreIs
ana rabbits may he killed on ones
own land at any time).
1t is unlawful To hunt on Sunday
ana To hunt one-half an hour after
sundown Ia one-half an hour before
sunrise. Night hunting with dogs for
game animals and fur-bearing ami
mails not protected by law, such as
"poSsums, coons foxes. ETC.. is per-
misSible. except in certain counties.
NO shotgun larger than a ten-bore.
nor any gun or battery OF guns
which can not be discharged while
held To the shoulder without artificial
support can be legally used.
The open season in the general
state wide hunting law is:
East "f the Blue Ridge Mountains
ELK. December l5 to January 1:
Fares or rabbits. deer. cartridges or
quail. wild turkeys. phcasants. wild
water ducks, geese branO. Novem-
her I" January 81. Inclusive: squir-
reIs, August IL To February !; sora
September tn December 1: doves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Next Golf Meeting.

men the annual meeting OF the
Mrtr"poIitan Golf Association gets
uhder way at Dclmonico's on Decem-
h"r II. one Of the main questions
mat the delegations will discuss Will
ne the future OF the Junior champion
SUP uhher the auspices OF the NJ.
a for some time now this event
"' pc" decided over period OF
'w" days. the boys ouaIifyIn~ I'm
fields OF eight. and PLAYING IN. hrst
match round on the same dav. with
inc seminal and final on the last
aaN. Now, however. there is talk Of
extending the Title event to three
""NS' win the boys to qualify in
slNicens on the first day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION
FOR women ATHLETES
NATIONAL Track Body Perfect.
ed at Boston and Records
Accepted.
IBy Associated Press.lt

MAMARONECK. n. Y, Dec. a.-The
National Wuman's Tru.k Athletics
Association was organized today at
meeting OF representatives OF
schools and colleges for women from
many parts Of the country. Its pur-
pose will be to control all inter-
scholastic and intercollegiate sports
for girls and women.
DIR. Harry IL. stewart. OF New
Haven, Conn.,, coach OF the American
team which compete last August in
the first women's olympic meet at
Paris. was elected president OF the
association. and Mrs. winifred Mer-
rill. head Of Oakesmere School, here.
was chosen honorary president. Other
officers elected were: rice-president.
Katherine Montgomery. OF Florida
State College: secretary. Miss SUI
zanne Becker. of Oakesmere School;
treasurer. Joseph A. D'Angola. Of
New Jersey state Normal School.
The association Is an outgrowth or
q woman's track athletics commit
tee. OF which Dr. Stewart was CHAIR
man.
Under the association's direction
the country will be divided into sew
en- or eight districts !: was an
nounced and officials appointed to
handle women's athletic affairs In
these territories.
The supervision TO be exercised by
the new association. II was pointed
out, will In no way conflict with that
OF the Amateur Athletic Union,
which at Its annual meeting I'm New
York recently voted to take direct
control Of women y athletics. The
womens organizations. while retain
ing separate Identity In controlling
inter scholastic and intercollegiate
sports. Will cooperate with the a.
a. U. In all open competition. which
the latter will direct. The two or
Sanizations. 1t was said, would seek
harmonious footing In developing
feminine athletics OF all Kinds.
The association accepts six new
American records for track and hel
events. besides recognizing as Of
fetal the list OF the worlds standards
made at both the Eastern tryouts for
the American team last spring and
at the International meet In Paris.
The latter marks have been approved
by the International Women's Sport
Federation OF Paris.
Two interscholarastic records also
were accepted, ms follows: discus
throw. &c feet 4h inches. by Lucy
Fletcher. Greensboro tFla.) High
School: 50-yard dash, 6 l-5 seconds.
Lillian Carey. Bloomfield. y. J.
Members Of the American Olympic
team held a reunion In connection
with the associations meeting. Those
In attendance included Ann Hard
wick. OF the Florida State College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Obcr,,r Eject. c,,,,,,..

oSERLIN. OHIO, Dee. 2.-Ob.rIip
FOOTBALL men tonight selected as
la23 captain, Mox Weber. a souho-
more. and star quarter back. Weber
Is cleveland boy. where he PLAYED
as iuli back for Lincoln high and
was an all-scolastic choice for on.
Season. In the annua! football ban
dnet this evening. Athletic Director
savage presented letters to eighteen
varsity men. Five hundred fellow
students joined In the celebration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

september l to December Is: wood.
cock. November to December 2, ,.x
ccpt buckingham. Cumberland Flu.
wanna and Goochland Counties. al,
game birds and animals projected n,
laws 1.-THE State open season No.
Ncmber tn January l5D.
West OF the Blue Ridge Moup.
taihs all hunting seasons omen III,
same time as east of the Blue Ridr,
Mountains. but they close December
'lst instead OF January 3lst.
here are number Of special leg
's'atiVe acts. and the boards Of SUI
pervisors Of the counties have made
many changes in the opening and
CLOSING. OF the hunting seasons The
Chiy way TO be assured or the gen
eral law Is to consult the 1922 game
law pamphlet issued by the depart
ment. which can be had on applica
ton and IL have the Clerk or the
circuit Court OF the county in which
one wishes to hunt to advise what
cn"hSts' " any. have been made by
his supervisors.
The state wide daily bag-limjt
permits each hunter 10 take in any
one day during the open season: M
teen Unail or partridgCs: two wild
turkeys. six pheasants: six woodcock
Twenty-Five doves; nifty sora: twenty
I'VE Wild dncks: eight geese or brant.
hunter. after he has killed the
ua''F limit. must stop for that day
tie cannot undertake to helm some
other hunter tn kill game withou,
laying himself liable to a fine OF 800
Tor each piece Of game he takex in
excess of the daily bag-limit The
daily hag-iimits were made to Keen
hunters who are expert shots and
who hunt nearly every day in the
season from taking most OF the
game. icafing little for those who
u" not hunt so often and who are
not expert shots,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Diver Trains on Innd.

walter krisscll. champion fancy
Diver. OF the Los Angeles A. G.. now
student at Columbia University
plans 10 do part Of his training for
competition on dry land
lie has taken residence in house
which affords the convenience Of a
PACK yard. and in this yard he has
erected ahow sprinEboa ri with a nj,
OF loose sand on the end
ii"re he takes his daily practice
landing In the soft sand and he saws
,he work is az great help In perfect.
ing the somcrsaults particularly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
WASHINGTON VETS
LOSE TO ATLANTA
IBy AssocintcL prcssl

ATLANTA. Dec. with football
stars of years In It's lineup. the At
lnnta Legion team easily defeated a
team representing the Washington
Legion post. made up OF equally IA.
nous players. IL to o. here this after
noon. Judge Harlan and Everett,
Strupper. former Georgia Tech stars
and Ducote. formerly of Auburn
starred for the Atlanta team.
Among those who appeared in
the Washington lineup were Ander-
son. old Georgetown star; Plank
Wisconsin: Morriscy. Army. and
Donahue. Notrc Dame
Pirate socc-ritrn Win.
PRINCETON. y. j., Dec. o.
Princeton defeated Lehish. l to 0. ir
soccer here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Fish license. Wn,-,,r,n,

HARRISBURG. IA. Dee 2.-Resi-
dents OF PENNSYLVANIA taking out
hsherm"n's licenses for I?oa will H..
given small certificates. pocktbook
size. and which have been kept uDd, =
water th,rty hours without fading
an" hutt"hs the size of a dollar beat
NIX statement OF the license. The
department OF Fishreies has receive 1
the supplies aud distribution 10
county treasurer. who Will he the is
SUING authorities. will be started
carly in December
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
I.ehigh Tnke. lin Golf.

BETHLEHEM. Dec. Golf as a
sport viii he added to the activities
at Lchigh University. That such an
association will ma,erialize was APP
parent nj student meeting. when
the suggestion Of the sponsors was
enthusiastically received and favor
ably indorsed. This action will he
submitted TO the athletic committe e
for approval. and. - recognized II is
planned to Immediately arrange an
extensive schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
BELMONT A. A. ELEVEN
HOLDS BENED|CT|NE TEAM
Football Game at Westhamp.
ton Stadium Results in
6-to-6 Tie.

Those who witnessed the conclud-
Ing game of the Belmont Athletic
association season with the Bene-
dlctine Cadets yesterday afternoon
on the campus of the University Of
Richmond. were fully repaid for
their Journey to the stadium, the con-
test ending. to G.
Bencdictine kicked OF at s:3O. and
after Belmonts inability to advance.
gained possession Of the ball and
after consistent line plunging, sue
ceeded in pushing Castelveetchic
over for touchdown. The try for
point failed
Thereafter. the ball was frs. in
possession OF alternate sides until the
last few minutes of play In the last
quarter, when Belmont. through a
completed pass and end runs. placed
the ball within one foot of Benedic-
tines goal. After two attempts.
Burgess. for Belmont plowcd
through for the coveted down FAIL
ure to kick goal resulted In a 6-to-6
deadlock.
With only eleven seconds to play
Belmont kicked on and time was
called with the bali in Benedictino's
possession midway from the goals
The lineup Is az follows:
L'eimont' Position. Bencdictine
N'arrct'.. .left end. ....,. Woods
Purcell. left tackle Smith
Taliaferro. LEFT guard. Prendasast
sutton. ....... center ...... Noble
bryant. right guard Matheny
Lccky right tackle . Powers
BinswanGcr. right end Orcshell
Bensdorh. quarter back 80. Miller
Burgess right half Not,
Wooditn. left half. ... Myer
Earnest. fun back .Castelyeechie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Athletic. Get Inneld.r.

NEW HAVEN. Dec. e.-Harry Ri
conda, third baseman OF the New
Haren Eastern League baseball team.
mas been sold to the Philadelphia
American League baseball club. II
was announced here last night. Presl-
dent Weiss. OF the local club. in max
ing announcement OF the sale, said a
cash consideration of $4,000 and two
players. Catcher Berger and Intclder
Maitland. were given for RIcunda.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
ColIcrinn Turns Pro.

REENVli.LE. S. c.. Dec. 2.-paul
Mcleod captain and right tackle OF
the Furnam University football team
this ycat, and for four years pitch
or on Jhe baseball LEAN. will be a
member of the pitching stan of the
Greenvilie South Atlantic Associa-
ton club next season. II was an
nonnced today. He Is a right handed
pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
I,I.n Arm, POLO Center.

GARDEN CITY, =. Y. Dec. .
accordance with War Department
plans to make this the center FOR
army polo. construction work WAS be-
gun today on three playing fields, at
Mitchell Field. the army air service
station. Extensive stables are to b..
built and a string of at least $50
polo ponies wifi be maintained when
the fields have been completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Genaro mu.f Meet villa.

NEW YORK, Dec 2.-Frankie
Gcnaro. former international anna
teur hyweight champion. has been
warned by the New Jersey State
Athletic Commission, that unlehs
ne fulhns his contract to box
Pancho villa. American fyweight
champion, here on December II. he
will be suspended, Chairman Louis
J. Messano, of the New Jersey box
Ing board. announced today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Donohoe TO Quit College

TVN WVN IT, FFNAS Dec. =
Pete Donohue. Cincinnati pitcher.
VIII" Is attending college here this
winter, viii, quit his studies imme-
diatcly after the Christmas holidays
and go to Mineral Wells for long
rest, II was said here today. Moran
has recommended this. il Is said. SO
as to increase the twirlers weight
aud strength
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

be made later on. In addition 10
Mr.. Emmett. G. u. Macdonald. who Is
responsible for several of tho Load
ing courses In America. and Seth
Raynor arc assisting with tho plans.
which. when finally completed and
iaid out. will develop into what In
expected 10 be the last word. not
Only In womcn's golf for which It
Is especially Intended. but for mems
as we'll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
o,.nrn stnte Rebel Slain.

MENlCO CITY. Dec. 2.-Mario Fer
rer. for many months the most prom :
inent rebel in the state of Oayaca.
has been killed in battle with the
Federal troops under Francisco Conf.
rays Pueblo dispatch to El Mundo.
Numerous OF hi sfoliowers were kill
ed and many surrounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Gon.nnn to PLAY Ir,.h.

SPOKANE. WASH. Dec. Per
mission has been given by the fac
uity Of tonnage. University for the
tootball team TO accept an invita-
ton 10 meet Notre Dame AT San
Diego, Christmas Ray. II was an
nounced today by Charles Il. Dorais.
the coach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
RICHMOND GIRLS LOSE LONG HOCKEY CAVE 70 q
JUNIOR ELEVENS BATTLE
TO SCORELESS DRAW
Triangle A. C.. and ST. Johns
Church Play Thrilling
Game.

Yesterday afternoon the teams rep
rcscntinc Triangle \. G.. and st.
Johns Evangelical Church battled to
scorelcss tie at Bryd Park
Triangle has not been scored upon
this year. Once Triangle held ST.
johns for four downs on their one.
yard line. The game was a nip.and
tuck AFFAIR and was witnessed by a
large crowd. Triangl. will now turn
their attention To basketball. Prac-
tice starts Tuesday night.
the lineup of yesterdays game
was as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Will H.nd Eemn,. au,na.

CUMBERLAND. Dec. Anna Fra
diska was elected captain OF the bas-
ketball team OF Ursuline Academy
Although there were six candidates.
IN" contest rested between Miss Fra
dlska and Miss Irene Frye.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Mooic to pilnt wano-a

SPARTANBURG. s. c.. Dec. Wv.
l.. Hoole. Of Darlington. S. G.. was
today elected captain of the 1928
football team Of wonord College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

Johnny Dundee has fuIly recovered
rom MS recent automobile accident,
INA u" is expected 10 appear I'm a
Ne" "rk bout In the near future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

Horac" Rice is the tennis champiop
"f Queensland He was a member OF
IN" Aus,raiasian Davis Cup Team in
1928
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

1t doesn't require any supernat-
ural power to select a gift that will
be SURE to please a simply
a little good judgment.
Recall that man has practi-
cal nature. Remember that he
likes things that are practical.
Then it will be quite natural for
you to choose your gift at a Mans
Store, like ours, where sis it prac-
tical?" is the first test of every
thing we have for men.
Come in at any time and make
an inspection, And we hope you
will come soon, for our assert
ments are SO much more complete
just now than they will be later on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Mny Lnnd brownie.

san Antonio, to lose the New York
'lahts' may land the ST Louis
hr"wns for training purposes next
spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

Substi,u,ions: Triangle. Moore for
Card"za. Phillips for Priddy. street
for wharton. st. Johns, Blake for
saunders. Estes for Haase. Officials:
Sharp 'J. NJ. n. 81. referee: Tyson
~. NJ. II. 81. umpire: Smithie 81. NJ.
H. So. head lincsman; Farley tBene-
dictinc). field Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-09-09
{ A|CAG0 EAGLE LIVE SPORTS
HOME RUN RECORD

Tie feat of hitting two home
runs in one inning had been per-
formed only three times by ma
j0r league batteTs prior to a re-
cent game between st. Louis and
Washington. c. Jones, once
identified with the Boston Ma
tiOnals, hit twice for the circuit
in one inning in a game in 1880;
K. L. Lowe. also Of the old Bos-
tons, duplicated that in 1894,
while L. Bierbauer. who played
with Brooklyn and Buffalo, was
credited with the achievement
in 1890 Kenneth Williams of
the Browns came up twice in the
course of the sixth inning at st.
Louis and each time obliged
with a homer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-09-09
Diamond
SquibS

Bloomington released the veteran
Frank ROmine and Danville took him
on.
Ball players of the big leagues are
said to be planning the organization
of another brotherhood.
The last will be first, but it may
take years if it is the Red SOX you
happen to be thinking about.
SO hit that when you become thirty
seven years old like Ty Cobb, you will
have the title of grand old man."
With Manager Joe Berger again
able to return to the game the Wichita
club has released Intielder Carl
Manda.
Is the Old-time medical theory of
like curing like exploded by the fact
that an umpire became i'll from eating
poison?
They pay money for a ball player
named Nick Dumovich, which shows
that scouts don't pick them for their
names.
Instead of New Orleans sending
Pitcher John Miljus to Beaumont of
the Texas league. he was released to
Nashville.
The major leagues have a rule that
a player drafted cannot be sold or
traded to a nonGraft league for a year
after he is drafted.
Second BaSeman German of Des
of being hit in the eye with foul tip
during batting practice.
Golf fascinates. that's why so many
ball players are taking to it, but TAX
ing to it as recreation. Baseball, for
the professional, becomes work.
If the Pirates keep up their wild
work, some one will discover that Bill
Mckechnie is a manager-that he has
the divine touch of the baseball leader
Chamber of commerce officials at
Lakeland, Fla, have announced that
the Cleveland American league base
ball club will train there next spring,
A deal is on, it is stated, for a group
of Newark citizens, headed by several
city officials and politicians, to pur-
chase the Newark International league
franchise.
Chick Galloway's transformation
into a good batter is one of the sea.
sons baseball sensations. In a recent
series at Cleveland he made ten hits
out of twenty times at bat
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-09-09

so impressed they let him start a
game at Highland Park the following
Sunday. There he whitfield about six
teen batters, held them to four or five
hits, and won. After that he had a
real job.
Later on, in a year or so, he was
recommended to the Winnipeg club.
The manager met him at a loop store,
thought him a bit light, but said he'd
take a chance and try him out on the
training trip.
Tony went along up to Whitewater.
Wis, and in his first exhibition game
beat the GAINESVILLE (Wis.) Tractors.
with DumOnt, the Washington star,
pitching against him. The Tractors
had several former major leaguers,
including big Bill LathrOp and Per
ring. Winnipeg kept him. And now
look where he is, one of the most
promising young twirlers in the major
leagues.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-09-09
RARE DOUBLE PLAY Is MADE
Georqe Siser of ST. Louis Browne
Prevents Squeeze" Started
by Washington.

George Sisler of the st. Louis
Americans staged play against
Washington recently which is be-
lieved to have no counterpart in the
annals of major league baseball. At
least no similar performance has been
dug up by the ancient history fiends.
The feat was the pulling of double
play on squeeze play. The Browns
were playing Washington. There were
fast men on first and third and fast
left-handed batter up. The squeeze
play was staged.
The fast left-handed batter hunted
toward first along the ground and
skeedaddled for the bag.
Sisler. speed merchant of re-
nOwn, dashed in, picked up the hunt,
tagged the batter, and shot the ball
to Catcher Hank Severend who tagged
the runner coming from third.
Don't all talk at once and say you
have seen that play. 1t is a 100-tO-l
shot that YOU never did see it in all
your born days.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-09-09
TONY KAUFMAN NOW
PROMISING TWIRLER
Making Good With Cubs in First
Year in Majors.
Young Chicago Pitcher Was Given
His Car Fare in His Initial Start
in Game-Then He Signed
Up With Winnipeg.

It's rather interesting to observe
how Tony Kaufman broke into pro
baseball. He is now making good with
the Cubs his first year in the majors,
and anything about him carries a GER
tain amount of respect.
Tony lives in RavenswOod, and
pitched kid ball around said part of
Chicago. One day, when about six
teen years of age, the manager of the
RavenswOOd Magnets asked him to &C
out to Evanston with them and throw
to batters.
Il will if you give me my car fare, -
replied Tony.
They agreed, and Kaufman rode in
style-On a train, not the elevated. AT
Evanston he threw the ball past the
Magnets in the rehearsal. They were