The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-03

X. F., Graves, third base; Luttrell,
r. f.
Afternoon -.....0 20 1t >
Night Glass - .....0 o / 2 o Is 3
All day long visitors had thronged
the building. They began coming at
10 O'Clock in the morning and IL was
close TO IL o'clock at night before the
last one had departed.
They inspected the building from
the tennis court on the roof Of the
gymnasium 20 the swimming pool In
the basement They visited the class
rooms and the boys recreation room
which, they were informed. was fur
nished by a no less person than Miss
Helen Gould, They were delighted
when told that the boys could and did
enjoy roller skating on the roof. and
were equally pleased with dorrnito-
ries. supper rooms. lockers and other
conveniences
They looked over the out Of doors
court and the well equipped gymna-
stun and watched Instructor Ernest
". Conway put hts pupils through a
calisthenic drtH. Also. they enjoyed a
musical program furnished by the
Academy of Music orchestra between
performances. a concert by the Vic
trioia and incidentally some refresh
ments
Physical Director Reithard was on
hand for the first time after an Ill
ness OF three weeks, and he put In a
strenuous day for one who has not yet
fully recovered his health. He UNI
pired two basketball games and by
the time the festival was over he was
almost completely done up. SO was
his assistant. Mr.. Conway. who. as
~ t.
tie time to rest. However. Mr.. Con-
way was in fine condition and seem
ingly enjoyed himself immensely.
One of the notable exhibitions was
at $50 O'Clock. when the boys Of
gymnasium class B made their ap-
pearance. First, they went through
a calisthenic drill, then they showed
their proficiency In mat work. which.
being interpreted. Is a gymnastic per-
Torrance on a stout mattress.
Jumping and spring board work
followed, and then the class was d.
into two sections, which PLAYED
against each other at indoor baseball
and voileyball.
Then came a basketball game be-
tween the Junior Reserves and the Y.
AZ. c. A boys OF class The class
boys wan. ID 70 a. but onsv altar the
hardest kind OF a game. of which q
summary follows. The lineup:
A Class--Hateher. Coleman, Colon
ma tsub.). forwards; Turner teapt.).
center; williams. Baker, Duke Sub }.
guards.
Junior Reseryes-Hargrove (capt, J.
Straus, Gelman. forwards; Fuller. CEN
ter; Moring, c. Turner. guards.
"a. Scare; First half. A Class. g. Re-
serpes. a.: aaal+s A CLASS. IL, Reserves,
4. Baskets from floor: Harxroee
t4. Hatcher. Baskets from free tries:
Hargrove t2), Moring az, j. e. Tur-
ner t2>. Time: Two i0-minute halves.
Referee, Conway: timer. Lawrence.
At $50 o'clock came a volleyball
combat between teams headed by DR..
r. Angus Nichols and ". A. Graves.
This proved to be a deasle-heade
both games being won by DIR. Mich
OILS team, Il to 10 and 81 to 16. How
ever. Captain Graves team had re-
venge. for with his followers he down
ed the Nichols aggregation 10 to at
indoor baseball.
The warriors who fought under DR..
Nichols command were DR.. II. 3.
Corey. DIR. r. %. Merrick. s. b. Ford.
&. A. Montgomery, NJ. II. Gillian, NJ.
Graves team: w. A. Graves. cap
tain: II. T. Leake, j. Taylor Robinson.
w. c. Lamb, II. Il. I.uttrell, c. A. Cam
epa, NJ. F. Lawrence. w. III. Chernault.
Following. at 730. came an exhi-
bition by the intermediate class boys.
made UP of youngsters who are en-
ployed during the day. They did their
instruction. Mr. Conway, proud. Their
performance consisted of dumb bell
drill. Swedish exercises. marching.
mat work. and. In squads baseball
and volleyball.
They had no sooner completed their
exhibition than they tackled the Y.
NJ. c. A. Juniors at basketball ana.
although they were defeated by the
older boys, 1t was only after a hard
contest. In which Captain Bell. for
the losers, particularly distinguished
himself.
The Juniors won by superior pass
Ing. their work in this regard being
particularly fine, but their interfer-
ence cost them three points. while tho
Intermediates were penaiixed but one
point. Lineup:
Juniors--IA II. Cosby. Miller. for
wards; Beckner. center; Green, Pad
gett (captain1. guards; Vaughan
Lloyd. A. b. Cosby. Coleman. substi-
tutes.
Intermediates Satterfeid, Bell
(captain), forwards: Heubi. center;
Button, Elmore, guards; Quaries,
Veteran. substitutes.
Score-First half Juniors. 10: In
termediates 8. Finsh.s Juniors, 40: In
termediates, 8. Baskets from moor.
Bell. Cosby t3). Miller (2). Padgett
(g, Coleman. Baskets from free tffes
Padgett. Points awarded: Intermedi-
ates. 3: juniors. 1, Referee. Conway.
Umpire, Lawrence: timer, Bruce.
Time, two l5rminute halves.
And then came th&.nnEt.s tn