The Richmond Virginian., December 16, 1910, MARKET EDITION, Image 8

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“Umps” Must Trim Their Lamps--Academy Boys Get Letters
RECEIVE LETTERS
& CHOOSE BOSSES
* T
COVITI.lt ITH1 ITU Itl'COUA.
* T!(»S Will, HI Ml Mllll It
AT Hl», MM TIM-THV K
AMI h.\s*:h\I.I, I.I.AIt
1 KS TO III N \MI I).
Lttli'r: will In- ..war-' - i th 1-t-h
mond A*-*rtf my pi *>»•!■» «!>•• have
earned tht m and ;» I..• : iil track
manager « til be eh < tt.i .-* -t >im
meeting c( :h. a an mi aw-v and
Mudent N'dt < th ■ m ■ n,- in the
jtjilh SmiiMlng i'r ... n n i
^ho nit r wh‘ will ri - < \ < thr
•ovrtrd lett* r*. >r> '’- . i i -■ .1 n. .
Tre'eii. Han >■ k <'• ■■ K• r- rt • 1 .r
ri*. Johns! x« twe* >h,-.rj» . \\ • .-in.
IL Taylor, r i<1 and W.il-h.
The letter* wiil !■< invaiiii-ii I li
B Hank in* >f th- .-icMdcpti an i
•harp ttt k» - t’T hi ■ . !rit nt,d
eel into the game i- i< I v
Toy, u\\ :i'1 rm >, M:e i> ,-Tith a no
VVinfr. •. wfc • ho;-« t - u .tining
epunk on d urn ire ih<- ba-< imi) ;,rd
track nun •' •>!,. r u pr,
ent A; this genera meeting »■’ >’
for the track and ’a,'., ha.; a* a
he dlSCUS • d lehgii t.\ the prrScht
Itttdrnt t> d> rhd old gra i?.
H. H Harris and Wiliam S"?-• ••• r
will likeiv f -h,,|ieri manatee! Ik
track team, as she r* tin tw mo-sf
likely candidates J hr, .» ,hn*t<m,
jamln Scott and A I’nmp1 ■!! I <■'
whom arc nifty trill tna.v r*. nr■ n,,t
for the- managership ,-f the IP i
nine.
The students ha • iSrctdy chosen
Harris Barnes a* cap,tain of the lure
bail team, and Breaddns Trovett ns
captain of next year's footh.il) so no!
WOULD EXAMINE
f
i
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I»RESinK.NT LYNC H «AM,i Hi
KNOW THAT AHIUTKKV OB
BCS AK1. hTHAB.iii \\u
FJLAWI-lvSh I-Hlolt I-.
Till M
NEW YORK. r>. -till.. :
York's winter fan? art to nay h
posing a series **i • ..» lift- (• .' i •
umpire* .if li.e .\a(, i.ai 1 •»Si^ -
log the announcement l.*> i'r.*.oent
; Lynch that .lie I r..| >. .i t -uMim
‘ eiery on* of tho iii•:n-"i»i■ >r l> indues
to a severe optica! mmlntitt >u be
■ tore giving him a j..
Si This statement was mad* hv Lynch
during yesterday « s»n.-i n uf the N.i
s UOnaJ League magaat.'*, foil..wing
f Km* rather tart er»iel*m« of the
| umpires by several magnates
* Some of the fans sugg-st th.it tie
| umpire he appoint*-*) when' eyes at'.
' other than baby blue m color, that
they may mutch tile general eel"."
| athtrue Others want umpire.* t" >"
| examined for ophti almm. ou.gma
, Urm. conjunctivitis, strabismus
auiorostM am] kindred allni. nt:
The National I-cagne mu ;ii «t. • lire
(till in session. though lit'..- husttic
of importance was e'.pietcd t >
trammeled at to-days meeting, which
was due to open at noon at the lintel
i Ureal in.
f The surprises of yesterday'* meet
trg waa the dropping <■t 1 harles Kt> ,
belts, of Brooklyn, from the m heiiuh
ii committee. Ehbet* has he* n on this
1 Important committee tor twenty our...
I' a*id has framed more btuichu.lt r> he
dales than any other man it is
-thought Lynch had a chance to g."
| back at the Brooklyn magnate tor hi* j
continued opposition, am) forced him
| Off the committee. It was Kbbet* uttd I
> Murphy who last year hi Id out for
5 the prolonged season which gun
I Brooklyn two games on folumbu
tiy. |
The committee for the coming year
tfflWUl be President Lynch, Secretary
' Meydler, and President Dreyfus, of
|Pittsburg. 11 will report in ! ei.ruury
f The magnates also ordered 1 *r* --.I
dent Lynch to light for the re-clt*. -
tion of Garry Herrmann, of Cinrin
* astl* as a member of the National
[Baseball Commission. Tie position
j adds $5,000 to Herrmann •> income. 1
MAKES “KISS SHOT”
WiHU' Ifuppi*.
Mi) \h Wil
li*' ft •; ; . . hi-.m ;<:< u Mllla r.i j»1.i*'r
of tin t*. r-rld, #f» i Mly« Ali'f* I' Walsh,
»*f >!).;■,;« \\ Walsh, of
Ndr* t\ ' ?fh • r« • ! and Riverside
l*r . N* \ York 'vrr*1 rjubtlv tn ,r
n< ! if i H r > i i n< • f Cardinal <lib
hons. rulmii nib ^ a romance ht^ur
«f A t1 * j»j;! i it- s* , ral yrfir«* asp*.
" tx 'i Mr H p|"' rt-‘ ur <! Miss Wnl h
front t!.* v rf.
At the tin; *«f the r* s tie Mr Ifnp
Pr- did P-.t k ’ ■ " <. < i v . !r»M»»,
hot he win smitten ^ ifh to r and a
f ri*ndshlp f*■ i‘wed, \V!un tin frb'p 1
sh»p had rp ♦ »ifil Into something more
serious and Mr ilopj.' had prop
hr tot; r* ferr* d f». f 1 >« father of M; f;
W;..'- h v '.,. j a to !■** < a!th* .
Mr Wn!«h 'I the mupb to
vaft a few years* t ut vmim: Hoppi*
#rrcv- tired * f uniting. and the cout h
doped.
PLOiViaERS 10 ILL
AGAINST MEAT MEN
HOT GAME IS EXPECTED ON NEW.
PORT ALLEYS FRIDAY NIGHT.
WHEN TEAMS CLASH.
Per fh* f . tit r .»•incf the Hi h
tn**nd fb»uli p i .' .'Ptp w its reorganized
to » h the • 'i • ■ ip' it < * the teams
the Plot* ' . tuPl la* «r* r; in fut.oli
I'Tid-'i v nifit-.t, wdfii f In clip-. • ai tho
\fv>p‘l' \ih y.‘‘ ‘1 h l be M*’*tl IVnlv
r Th* ,«i - r« <• . r* w has had
■ * : ; i !’ ■ iff. ' lh 1 I : ! : . if • ' . * .
tn- - * xi • ?.f if. thf -»is»t*-r with
H i ? • — , ■ !hr IMunihf t M will
• f J ■ !!.. r • ? ■ ' ' * »' . t » t ii ■ • ' V »i 1
• Ti.-. 1'*i;11 w ip<» s, how < y.-r,
. < (Hi i.i* fti »r m t- r i •. i tit for tho •:
frnj. !h«ir Uni, r»m l<.»\ irion** then?
v '" -i r iti ? U i h.ii i* A fast K'nni'
>*** -.1 1*» '• • ■ * • »«jr ;• j/»Tf '• 111mid
w: • •» ■ i.' • i, t; > tart y »’ atrug
*'k\
TO PLfly BASKETBALL
JIT flOANOKE COLLEGE
SALEM COLLEGIANS WILL PLAY
FIRST GAME WITH VIRGINIA
TECH JANUARY 14
S A U-:v VA T’• . U A' iniftva- (
tH• ii v • ■ • trr■■*} t K.mp..! ». (.’»;!< &
ThurMfi,.;, ! •-;) t whi-ri it w ..:-n ;ihw d
Hint a l»ii f- k- t hail t * :.»i« v. <Mii,| In- put In i
1 ho fit-UJ ti i w n.u i i' • ,,i |
win ?■* pia.VMl Juti-Mrv It null t H«* ;
Virginia I*«1\ • * •‘•mu i .stituH- *. 1
Atnoni; f I; * * • li* r t<-:inis ipainjd ul. .mi
I hr F< i 1 < .V «- v. ill j... • ‘i r In.i' the i
;"n iin~ \\ it»hin*£t<>r and !.♦-«*. li mop: ■
H< i ry, \. M I .1 • tli Roanoke .
Y. M r A
SItor, nn ox\a ri< no <3 and >t 11 j
I'* fckethjtll phi % *'i, h.: t>t *'i. v h>>~* n mp* *
tain or the toamr and hnp ^elect'd * Rl»t |
oth» r 0‘o»<t. j: *• t mim«r athlete* to make !
»tp t hr Hair ami list « »f puhstitute 1.
ProBpocMa are ■hrlsrht for H good flr>*t
yr:tr nt tho Indoor ‘port
IKOIt f % l.li..
A FOH sau: IN TUK IUCHMOMj
Virginian Want Ada. will bring you
) BASKETBALL WILL i
j BEGIN IN CAPITAL
' ON FRIDAY NIGHI
Hl< ALMOND AND POKTSMOITII Y.
M. C. A. TKA.Ms TO OPES Si: V
SON IIKHK—(,OOD (.ami;
AND ( ltOAVD EXPEmB.
With n fast game between the Y.
, N* C. A. quint. I «jf Richmond and
the Y. M a. t«am «>r Portsmouth,
! the basketball u 'on will begin in 1
i the capital * 11> Friday night Thr ■
game "ill begin at x I.', o'clock, and
: promises t" he Interesting to .'no or
more ape. lnb>rs^wlio - an he aoumino- '
dated.
The < Vntrai "t M *’ A. boys of I
Kh hmond arc in ran form for a spir- '
tied encounter, and expect to romp off
with the largo end of the score The
I'.'ini mi? yi'ar is on« <•i in** Tarrofti
that the 1 'M. c A has pver turned
out, and AssiFtajit Physical T>ir* t«*r
Conwav says t h * * propped-ts nr* bright
lor a 8uc«».mdul 8*a«t»n.
The quintet ts - <>mpos«.(I in th*. main ,
of ,«*;i son* d an 1 experienced player*.
Three < i th» r<Kulur® of lost >ear’a
t> m, a 1111• h. It will la* remembered,
1111<sI:*’<i tin* p>*a.*«4in without a .single I
defeat, art hack In th« !lne-up thi
on, »,ni will piny Friday night. In ;
..ddition to this strong trio, th* team
has \V I . Metcalf, who starred with
th* William ami Mar' qirntet last *
year. and K W Michaels, a substitute
on last a ar s winning flve,
The ph,\s!<fU hire* tor arid his its- 1
Riatant found .l larjuro abundance of
excellent materia! for tho Reason, and
in th** ovent of injury or disqualifica
tion frequent .inrl mmi'-rous substitu
tions ran ho /n ob without impairing
th. Richmond five's <hances for vic
tor v
Thi. probable line-up f>f the Rieh
! imm.l tt 'im Friday night will ho M F,
1 I^iv.reti.n ami F. M. Twining, for
v nrfl'i, IS’. J* Michaels, center; Cap
tain V. A WHIh, c. it. Wilson and
W. A. Hruce, guards, K. W. Michael*
and Pilcher tv!!] aim* bo tried out.
The Portsmouth team is touted an
the best yet. and th*- navyyard towns
man will forr.o t<> Richmond flushed
with confidence ..f virp-ry
ROOSEVELT'S -CATCH ’EM ALIVE"
FRIEND WILL PERFORM FOR
JERSEY MILLIONAIRE.
fM’TMKir:, f *K f. A the lfi. • A wolf
i.-'-iiii in N.-w J» i\s«*y, «omluctod by
* V»? < vi i h Jaok Abernathy,
I. t* l' r- .rrc .J States marHhal
«*t < »kbihofd.i. in scheduled for New
Vfur’y buy It is understood hero that
Al»'«‘rn«t.hy is to r*-rc!v< $5,W)0 for (!* -
trsousi rating to a N*-»v York millionaire
ami iii.s ho use gvmMs how he eutchos
v,otv« - aliv#- w ith h\H hands. IUh three
wolf-hunting ponies have already been
o i; i ] r ■< H 1'as‘t.
FROM OR. ROLLER
HAIll.MoKI t.itAlTl.TK TIIKOWs]
Sl.vm.i: HIII sTM ltTWH I..
PIIVSKIW SPOUTS
Tilts! TATI..
HAL.TI.MOKK, Mr».. December I • -
AnnTifii* K!:is Schoenlc in>. of lial
tlJnor*.. believes lo-dav that Or. Holler,
to. M, dim -p t applcr ol Seattle, hud
mad" a mistake in hie diagnosis.
Amiri' ,n wm the vl.-tor In the finish I
wrestling mat'h hero lust night, gain- ;
lag two out of three falls from the i
man that gate tho giant Zliystko a !
tough run In New York Tuesday ;
night. Holier won the first fall.
Atnerlcus had hii easy time in the j
tv.o succeeding periods. The match I
was held under the auspices of the
Monumental Athletic Club, of which j
Amerlens holds uhout all the offices .
that can he Jammed Into one organl- i
nation Tlo crowd, while*small, was
not disappointing because It begins
io dawn Ihm Baltimoreans are n.>t ,
Christmas Gift
Suggestions
at Wright’s
Practical,..gifts arc ideal Rifts, and our showing this
year by far exceeds all previous efforts. Come in and
see for yourself. Let us help you do your Xmas shop- (
ping. Come in and make your selections where quality '
aiid better prices are found. We have gifts from the
inexpensive to the expensive kind, and the large variety
of our showing will make gift selection a real pleasure.
There’s a grand opportunity at this store to get both
the man and boy a practical, sensible gift, the kind that
will please him, at the same time give entire satisfac
tion—the prices at “Wright’s” are so attractive.
Once at our store, our goods will speak for themselves.
SELECT NOW, YOU’LL GET A MUCH BETTER CHOICE.
Sweaters
\N 'vor»l, color*. both coat,
pl.'iin -dylea, for man and N»y, from
$1 TO $5
Stunning Suits for Xmas
V\ i- have on (li-'i :.i> uf our more the
newift and hand.iorni'st Ilund-Tailorrd
Suits. all wool, that the season had pnt
iUjei d They are indeed very attrac
tive and ace made and tailored h\
the following well known el> thing
mnntifaeturprs.
SCHLOSS BROS. CO., of Balti
more and New York.
HART, SCHAFFM R A MARX, of
Chicago.
ltith names are mumped on their re
speetiv a riner.i-. and that with the
name ■ \\ ightV i-ioircs the goodness
of quality find the correctness ef style.
We can give you extraordinary values
,n Suits, ranging in price from
$10™ $35
Underwear
Fleece Lined and Itnlhriggan in l*oth
cotton and woolen materials, from
50cTO $2
Gifts that the Man Will
Appreciate
U c invito you to examine <mr lino of
Until Robes. 1 Dunging Robes Srnok
>uH .1 ickets, ( om In nation Sets, Silk
Srarfs, f'tr., etc. Our holiday showing
is :i handsome one, thr designs una
patterns so bright and attractive
A mere glum e at our showing of !
Funcy Vests will convince that it is
impossible to get such values else- i
where. Fnncv Vests from
$1.00 TO $6.50 |
Nobby Overcoats
We have assembled nt our store n
eolleetiun of distinetlv stylish Over
coats. till wool, in all the tancv and
staple fabrics Kvrrything that's now
in material and style
Some have the military collar, some
have the plain collar, just as you pre
fer them, long, short and medium
length Overcoats for every occasion.
These garments are tailored from the
season’* select rondels, every line and
stitch shows the touch of f.nc tailoring
art . "Wright's” Overcoat * are very
popular and attractive. Quality and
the attractive price have made them
so; from
$10™ $35
Trousers
These garments i>mb«M every
“W right" goodly quality; they are care
fully hand-tailored, made
from the season's selected materials,
priced moderately, from
$3 TO $10
We carry a complete and assorted
line of Collins, Cuffs, Ties, Handker
chiefs, Gloves, Collar Hags, Suit Cute
and Traveling Hags in fart everything
that's found in an U]>-to-date "man's
store " We invite you to make our i
store your headquarters and assure
that iesoection imflics no obligation
whale, ev r to punha.se.
Children’s Clothing
The question of what to give the hov
i« easily answered when looking < ver
our stts ks of Hoys’ Wearing Apparel.
We take particular pride in our showing
SUITS, REEFERS, TOP COATS
AND OVERCOATS.
Three garments will Rico excellent
wear and hold their shat*- the only
‘liing cheap about them is the price
We suggest that you come in and look
at the many bargains found in Isn 't,
clothing from
$2.50 ro $10
Hats for the Holidays
Our showing of Hats is a handsome
one in it» entirety. You 11 find hers aD
the new creations in soft and stiff hats
for man and l>oy. All the popular
colors and shades represented la our
special holiday showing.
fo AND
«£ UP.
Holiday Novelties
Silver Toilet Sets, upwards from 91.M
Military Brushes upwards from $2.M
Traveling fOSa. upwards from.. ,$1.M
The value* found in Gold Cuff But
tons, Scarf Pins, etc , etc., are worth
your while to investigate. Come in
and look them over.
Horace S. Wright Company, Inc.
“The Know How Clothiers and Furnishers,” 3 East Broad.
“falling’ for the wr< .«tilng game in
by-gone days.
MURPHY DEFEATS
PUL MOORE EASILY
NEW 'ioKK, Wicembcr It;.—Har
bin Murphy's victory over Pa! M >oru
has placed the S' v. York boy amongst
the best light weights of the country !
and an effort is on foot to-day to |
ins tch hint with Kr, iokoiit Drown. who
i“ r* gnrded a the best lightweight In !
tn>- East.
1: Murphy md Drown are matched
the winner will probably fight Coven
Moran, the Englishman, the victor
Ir this fight t" take on Ad TVolgast
for th" championship.
MIMS TO MEET
JIT RICHMOND HOTEL
ItONK HONK HOYS TO LATHER
MONDAY Vlt.lIT AND HEAR
SAM ATKINSON TALK.
A regular ircnthly meeting of the
J'ichmnnd Automobile Club will he
It dd at the Richmond hotel Monday-.
“The Store That Beat* ’Em All.”
Our Suits and Overcoats
...AT...
You'll find patterns and fabrics in this $10 lino of
<>urs you simph cannot find elsewhere for less than
820. fur every taste, ior every build, there’s a
-pli ndid ranee of snappy rich fabrics, of perfect fitting
Mvlr- tfiat vou'd never expect to buy for less than
$20.
I he better \ou are posted the greater will be your
appreciation of the tailoring, the quality and the fit
of our suits and overcoats at $10. There's nothing to
compare with them- there’s no value anywhere that
gives you so much for your money.
1 h< more you compare the better satisfied you’ll
be with our clothes.
The American Clothing Store Co.
418 EAST BROAD STREET
[December 19. at K:30 o'clock In the
! evening.
Several matters of Importance will
Ij brought before the elub for action.
There will also bo a report from Ham
pel Atkinson, delegate to the annual
meeting of the American Automobile
Association recently held In New
1 ork city.
SPHEDIXE F<>K l»lt WHli BK
bOSbtB THAN OTHHIs—
HARVARD GAME SI RE.
PRINCETON, N. J , December 11 —
Everything else having failed to turn
out a championship football team at
1’rlnreton, it has now been decided to
add two more games to next season's
si hcdulo, in the hope that real strug
gle* on ihe gridiron will lit the team
for a better showing against Yale. One
oi these games will be with Rutgers
and the other, It is hoped, with Har
vard.
i tie date of a Pnnceton-Harvar.l
gf me Is all that now prevents the
signing of a contract, Harvard wants
the game on November 4, to allow
two weeks for her to prepare for Yale
w hilt Princeton wants it a week later
to put the team on edge for the bull
dog.
i ho announcement of an increased
schedule Is received with enthusiasm
b.i the students, who for years have
contended that the Tigers have not
been given enough preparatory work.
I
JOHNSON WOULD
BOX FORCHITL
NEGRO PUGILIST PROPOSES TO !
GO SIX ROUNDS WITH WHITE i
CLUBMAN IX CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec. 16.—With charity
ns the excuse. Jack Johnson, heavy
weight champion, to-day Is out with
a proposition to revive boxing in Chi
cago by staging a aeries of bouts for ;
New Year's Eve. Johnson, if the au- !
thoritios will permit, promlws to put i
up a hot six round go against George !
Lytton, merchant and clubman, who is j
a. devotee of the punching art. Lyt
ton has not yet signified that he will ,
agree to be the big negro's punching
bag even for charity.
Johnson yesterday tackled Waller
Monaghan, his sparring partner, and
showed all his old speed and strength, !
Monaghan bulng almost unable to land
a blow.
Rcuir-Jc to Coat'll Michigan Aggies.
LANSING, MICH.. December 16.—
Hugo Dezdek, former football coach
for Arkansas University, has accepted
the position as coacn at the Michigan
Agricultural College, succeeding C. L.
Brewer. Besdek was fullback on the
Chicago University team In 1905.
Famous Sprinter Seriously III.
CHICAGO, December 16.—W. W.
May, the crack University of Illinois
sprinter, and member of the American
team In the Olympic games at Lon
don, Is seriously 111 with diphtheria
He has been taken to the ward for
contaglQtus diseases at the county hos
pital.
eis SHIP IS IN
! RACE AGIST TIME
MAURETANIA COMPLETES FIRST;
LEG OF WHAT IS EXPECTED
TO BE FASTEST OVER
SEA ROUND TRIP,
NK\\ Y< IKK. J.»**' . 16. It tv;u» m- j
; lu ll} I 41 title morning when the pan- |
'«•>!»• t gangway ..f the bln Cunnrder :
Mauretania was dropped ut her dork
and the first leg on what is expected j
to bo the fastest round trip In the his
tory of the Atlantic was completed.
During the night customs tdliciais ana j
friends of tin incoming passengers had .
gathered on the pier and followed the !
; progress of the -v1Uren of the seas
i by the means of wireless bulletins. As !
1 soon as tho lined edged Into sight at ‘
| yuarantlne tli<* health em<-er» boat ;
and the two big post ofiiee steamers i
hitched alongside. The Mauretania did I
not stop. The work of passing her by i
tilt- doctor and the transfer of her 4.2S4 |
sacks of Christmas mall continued as i
wile worked slowly up the bay.
Four hundred roal passers began j
Blowing »»ny ner o.zuv ions oi se
lected fuel ac soon ns she settled Into
her berth. Despite the hear] winds and
seas which «h<‘ encountered almost all
1 lie way across, which prevented her
making a speed record, ns had been
planned, she will sail on time at 6
o'clock to-morrow night and will land
her malls on the other side not later
than Wednesday night.
FRANK GOTCH MAY
RETURN 10 MAT
PREMIER C.RAPPDKR LIKJEJLrY TO
t oME OVT OF RETIREMENT
AM) WRESTLE SOMK
MORE.
CHICAGO, December 16.—Contra
d'ctlng all his former nsaertlons.
Frank Ootch to-day admitted that his
return to tlx* mat was not imprubaide
and that If "one little obstacle" were
removed he might be Been In a bunt
with either Hackenschmldt or Muh
mout before summer.
Ootch refused to say what that one
little obstacle was further than It was
L>f a private nature,
"J am as good now ur at any time
n my career," he declared, "and a
ellow hates to give up anything at
ivhlch he la the last mun in the
sorld."
j
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I*
OFFICERS TO LEHRS
ART Of HERflPLHWNE
GERMAN MINISTER OF WAR IN
CLUDES AIR NAVIGATION IN
NAVAL COURSE,
WKI LIN, l'ec. 18.—The det islon of
the ministers of war and marine to In
v:iud« aeroplanin* In the military am!
naval courses of Instruction, while
hailed to-day as an Important step, l a
serv'd lo emphasise tit* tardiness t>:
the (tirnian authorities in reeogni*.
In* the aeroplane as a practical agent
In war.
The war office will now try to male
up its lost ground, but it is admitted
that It wdl be several years before Gcr
man flyers may hope to equal those of
Prance. Germany will not. however,
cease her efforts to perfect a dirigible
balloon for war purposes.
ban is put on
GEORGETOWN FIVE
<* ... .
a. r. sisrcNos blcg axd
CRAY BASKKTRAIXi TEAM
FOR SO DAYS.
WASHINGTON. P, C, Pecembee
*•—The registration committee. South
Vtlantic Association. Amateur Ath
letic Union. hue suspended tha
Georgetown University basket bail
t-arn for 30 days, beginning Deosm
>er 3. for having played a game on
hat date against the Baltimore Medi
al College team, there having been
,n the latter team a player who had
•ecu suspended for professionalism.
The captain of the Georgetown team
•u& notified before the game was play
d that tho player referred to bail
.-■on suspended, and warned not to
•lay the game with the auspendod
layer In the Baltimore Medical Col
go line-up. A representative of tho
(eorgetown team was given a hear
>i? by the registration committee In
Washington, December 8. The vote
f tho committee on the suspension
as unanimous.
Tho registration committee also
impended tho basketball team of tho
I« mi-rlal Athletic Club, of Washing
in, for two weeks, beginning Decern
er 1*. for having used unregistered
ten in a game against the Junior
oclnllty Lyceum team of Alexandria.
representative of the Memorial
thletic Club team was also given a
earing by the committee in Washing
)ii December 8. Tho vote of ths
ommlt le on this luspenslon wag
Iso unanimous.
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