Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-08

:" u. '"cS as io'lo"s. SiO VIII be given
70 the best white quartet, IS to the
best cclored quartet. 81 apiece 10 III.
men that compose the best group In
Group singing. Each battalion will
l.. represented by group. TIL. first
q these sings viii be held next Fri
day night 1T the replacement camp
thcater.
lNTEHEsTISG PERFORMANCE
For MEN IN QTARh NTiSE
On Tuesday night another interc.,-
'HS show was presented for the beie-
II OF the qunrantined mon. Tn" re-
placement camp band, Jus; organized
save It's first concert and It's members
Played like veterans This band al
resent consists Of nfty pieces. but II
i planned 10 ~nlarr" II greatly Led
l. Camp Singing Director pr'scoll. tho
!acv '!id some fine mass singing. the
- ec'al feature Of which wag tn" read
f'inE ~ swing Low. Sweet Chariot"
- TIE colored troops. The Liberty
insatc- sent ever some OF It's head
liners
Among the many spectators at rn-
rHd number OF other onicers OF hish
rank.
ono OF the best baseball orEaniza-
tons In camp, II not tho very best, IS
'.at OF the Second Battalion OF the
central officers training school. This
~ Nious - prove i not only to tho
I, ;isfnction OF other camp teams hu:
50 10 tho best that Richmond ana
t-rcr nearby towns can produce. l.
.Ev teams Q. the FIRST class calibcr arc
& posed to dispute the claim OF the
= .. T :. team. a fight to the finish
VIII De welcomed. Tina, the team is
- mean one may be Judged from
tlaaco at the lineup. Among others
:1"re are Jnnvrin. erstwhilc Boston
'-"L SoN irhclder: Hal, +. may he re-
nc:nbcred, ''Surcd prominently in three
worlds series and all three times
Helped 10 land the championship for
The Boston team; jim Cooncy. another
Rod SOY player. who went 10 Boston
lf'n- stellar career with the New
England and Inter- at!onal Leagues:
charlie 1vers, OF the Connecticut
safe and Middle Canadian Leagues:
Sob McKNnna and BinC Callahan. stars
~ C1nadi.n border teams: PcnGl,:"n.
trHcx pitcher for the Howdo!n College
IN Phn TACK. a former menh"r -
tho Harvard Varsity. Donovan, IA" !or-
ne: hackstop OF Brown University:
Cummings. an Amherst College pitcher,
Va, refused TWO bis league contracts
l. finish his college course: Kelly.
.lvia and DvolcskIc arc products OF
Ito New York State League; Jack
Randall and his ,earnmate. Coleman.
we're famous battery IN the Con-
recticut State League: Engl;ng. OF
T-ooklyn; Eastman, formerly with
E.own University. ana Enright, man
arnr. who boasts long record as
rznaser and coach OF college and
lt4Fuc teams.
Two more matches in the second
round Of the prcIininarics Of the Of
frcrs' tennis tournament were PLAYED
r'resGay evening. Lieutenant Otis de-
e-l. and Captain Graves wes victor
orcr Lieutenant Rhodes by the score
% CO. 81. II few days the prelim-
i,,arics will lie completed and play
VIII begin IN the semihnals.
FIX AUGUST Il AS DATE
TO OPEN RED CROSS HOME
Ncxt Wednesday, August IA. is the
d.v SGT for the dedication and formal
opening OF the new Red Cross conva-
descent house ana nurses home OF the
,-ounds OF the base hospital These
hui,dfnrs are now completed and mem
b,rs Of the Rcd Cross al Camp Les
are husily engaged installing the fur
nitura. The dedication. ceremonies will
h, very elaborate. As previously an
nourcod Colonel william Cary San
6ers viii be the representative" Or
n-tiona1 headquarters General Vc1"-
Kin will be present. and one OF the
camp bands viii! furnish the music for
'no occasion.
Clarence Jacobson the popular man
,~cr nf the Liberty TheIter at Camp
zoe has zone to his nome in New
"ork on five days lnrvc OF absence.
Edward y. Eraus Of New York, has
como 20 Camp Lee to act as secre-
rv in building No. 3. KNIGHTS OF
columbus Mr.. Kraus has had con-
s'i,rahlc experience In community
work having been probation officer
'' 'hr Juvenile Court.