Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
ALL SPORT ACTIVITIES
NOW At THEIR HEIGHT
Movjng-Up Time In Athletic Glasses
Arrives at Central
Y. NJ. G. a.
CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
Interesting Contest for Seasons BaS-
ketball HonOrs VIII Close Monday
Night With Great Games BE-
tween Winners.

ketball Honors VIII Close Monday
Night With Great Games Be-
tween Winners.
From two to three times each yea!
"movlnE-up" time comes for the boys
who have reached the agc-limit or
shown good athletic progress. ana are
sent TO the class above tho one they
have been in. The classes range from
ten 10 thirteen years for the CLASS.
thirteen to fifteen for the ~: twelve
to fifteen for the Younger Employ
Cd: fifteen 10 seventeen for the Older
Employed" and junior classes. Mem
bcrs going IN this week are: "B class
TO "A"-wiiiiam I.cnth. David Waller
stein James Rodcn. Robert Iurpin,
Graham Perrin, Sam Rose. Berklcy
Mills Lynwood Hyslup. Frank Bates.
Robins Anderson. Walter Lawrence,
John Creighton. Joseph Rawieish. VII
liam ilanse and William Newell.
"a" class TO juniors--Thomas Adams.
Warren Hrndlcy, Abe Alexander. An
drew Briggs Gordon Clarke. James
Davis and William Cushman.
younger" to Older Employcd'--
Paul Zacharlas. Fiber, Mcw'hortcr.
Rosscr Darden. Ralph Andrews. Iienr:
Eubank, watson Seaman and John
Phaup.
In both the "Older Employed" and
Junior classes there are quite ,cw
who will graduate about the time OF
the regular May membership campaign
TO the senior department. Their names
viii be announced later.
INDOOR BASEBALL TEAMS
IN ALL BOYS CLASSES
Indoor baseball teams have been or
Ean!zcd In all the boys classes, and
indications are that some very Inter
cs;ing games will be played. Parents
and friends OF the boys who are mem
bcrs OF the association are cord ally
invited TO come and sec their sons
and friends in action and fathers ana
brothers can 20 any time downstairs
with them and see the great fun they
always have in tho nix swim
A total OF twenty teams have begun
their schedule already. and two more
..ar,a w!ll be added this week. The
'H' class teams are: Team No. i
James Bets. captain: Walter Iing!e.
Joseph Cox ana Browne GARRETT. Team
40 Paul Coppagc. captain; Charles
overly Ralph GooGe and lack Gary.
Team No. 3--hltou F.ix. captain: Les
lie Shaw, James Grant and Khca Blake.
Team No t-Wc!linEtou Downing. cap
,n!n. John Browning. Robert EryGon
and Edward Rar Team No. 3
Benjamin Rawlcs captain. Nicholas
Cooke, Lewis Bowman, Rush Lincoln
and James Anderson Team No. g
Fed Atkinson. captain; Dahney Ter
rcll. Ollie Bates, Eharo GagEc and
sidney Manson.
Teams Nos and : have won on"
game; Nos. and 6, played n tie. and
%os . ana I los, ono game. To-
! plays No 3 and 80. plays No. 4.
The teams in the ~" class arc
Team No. clifton Miller. captain:
Arthur Coshv. Thomas Dickinson and
!, David Wallers,cIn. 80. @-i!ugh
Browning. captain; William Haase, VIII
liam I.ea,h and Berkeley Mills. Team
No 3-Charics Edwards. captain; Os
valid knight Robins Anderson and
s,uar, lamkin. Team Nc. !-Eoss
Southwark, captain; Clarence Weaver:
Godfrey Shaf;o. Willis Jones and
Charles Todd Team No. 5--IIenry PAT
tc-son. captain: I.ucius Chaplin, David
Scott. Eaiston Curry ana i.ynwood
Ilyslup. Team No. 6--Summcricld
'ral,man. captain: Clarence Marryman.
,tW!llian Bryson. Frank Bates and Louis
Eel. On "Wednesday ,his week Team
no. plays 40. >; No plays No 4.
and No. 81 against 30. 6.
The Younger Employed" teams are
\ Rroadus Cain. captain: William N-ca:h.
Eorvcll Henderson. Frank Pickett.
Spencer Cavan. Roger Myers. Leonard
Eek and Durward Grubh" Team No.
STANLEY tpchurch. captain; Abe
Shocke.. John Black, Rober, Short.
Melvin Nunnaliy. Robert Throckmorton.
Chris Weimer, Herman Osborne and
Pierce Bucher. Both teams have eacn
won and los, q game.
colder employed boys" are: Team
No. Jerome Finkofsky. captain: Ed
win Ryder. William IIassel!. Miles
Byron, Paul Zacharias. Henry EubanH.
Fred NARROW. Team No. 2-Gerard
Edwards. captain: Max Shevitz. How
ard Johnson. Milton Bell. Elbcrt Nc
whorter. George Chldress Jacob
Medvidor and Kenneth wnkerson.
TEAM No. 3-Philhp Wann. captain:
Franklin Stone, James Sewage, Everett
Conrad. James Barber. Rosscr Darden.
Ralph Andrews and John Phaup.
Team No. 4--Morris Golds;ein. captain:
Frank Rock, Louis Buttgen, Hartwell
AGREE. Raymond Chea than. Garland
Sharpe. Bennie Perrin and Joseph Eek.
Team Nos. ! and have won their
fTeams Nos ! and have won their
playing next Wednesday, night are:
Tinkofsky against Wann. and Edwards
against Goldstein.
Tho junior class teams are: Team No.
Stotz. Reid IIohson. John Boswell.
Clifton Henson. william Judd. Ralph
Bethel and Andrew Briggs. Team No.
e-Edward Caiisch. captain; Sam Nc
Iee. Albert Smith, Peyton Russell. Nc
F!waine Frazier. Henry Lawrence Ed
-. ward smoot and Angus Nichols Team
No. has won both of their games
played.
GLASS BASKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Tomorrow night tho class champions
ship for basketball will be decided he
ween the four older classes. The
games will begin at 40 and will be
,pen to the public. Playing first will
pc the "a" against the Younger En-
ploycd; second, the Older EMPLOYED
boys against the Juniors. Then the two
winners meet, and the two losers meet
With tho last game of the evening he
wecn the winner OF the winners play
ns tho winner OF the two losers for
he title. On account of the many
James, ten or twelve-niinutc games will
o played. 1t is expected that the other
members OF the classes who do not
lay will be up in the gallery roofing
pr their favorites to win. Tho boys