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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21
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when william FOX presents hiS
epoch making nlrn version Of Cleo
patra." with The6a Bara IS The Siren
OF the Nile" AT the Academy today
matinee for the week, with daily mat
see the most sensational and magnif-
cent photo dramatic spectacle ever
produced The passions and pageart -
Of Ewypt's VAIN pire quesn, as por-
-rmyea by the screen foremost inter-
2rstrY o. siren roles aroused the en-
tire sheater and picture. ing public
In New YORK, where Cleo natra" en-
loved q phenor enaiiy successful rdr
ss the Lyric tafater.
william rox IL said TO have at a
new mark satin his perturbation of
the famous loves OF Cleopatra. 1t will
he some ti.ne before there will be
found a type into whic he savage
beauty and personality Of Miss fsa~a
fits more peri sctly Cleo atra" rep
resents the co~ordinatsd playing oi
10000 people and cost 100000 tc
produce. most Of tAis sum being spen.
for ths erection of Esypt and
Roman cities, II portrsys the world Ia
first nav. hsttle~-the battle Of &c
tsam--for which eighty vessels were
especially constructea and later
burned TO the waters edge 1t shows
The armies OF Egypt and Rome en-
gagged In titantic struggle, depicts tbs
death OF Caesar In the Roman forum
and introduces the fascinating Siren Of
the Nile working her wiies on ths
Roman conquer 3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21
Sam Langfords Career a Weird
Record Of Form Reversals
ny JAMES j, CoRBETT.
tcUpyrish, 1918, BY KinS Features Syndicate Inc,)

a fport write oncs called Sam
Laa1ford the elevator u rug.isln."
And the sport writer wasa't far wrong
because the Boston Tar Baby has
had more ups and downs than any
other man that e er stepped wishin The
ropes ais whole career Is weird
record q form revsrSa's.
=. st q fcw months ego Langford
n Ell Fred Fulton Ia Boston--and Lang
ford was beaten. He wasn't knocked
out, but VIE. the seventh round was
called the egro refused to continue
the fsht. ane Fulton was given the
verdict on tschl4cGi Knockout, When
This news was flashed around the eoun-
try, everyone figured that AT last the
one-tlmC great negro warrior was
tsrou gh- all Though"
But nos go Just q short time after
that, TArgeord was matched with
Kid Ncrfolk. another dusky fighter.
Norfolk had flashed into puEtIistic
prominence ny defeating Billy Miske
AZ many other topnotcners- Ninety
FER cent OF the pugilisttc experts
ugured that ar yford was due TOR
another bad beating But. TO the sur
prise OF the sporting world, the "Bos-
ION Tar Baby" came back in seem
ingiy miraculous fashion made a
punching bag 5ut Of Norfolk for two
rounds and sent him down and out
for the count In the third.
These are tust two OF the many In
stances OF TAngford's peculiar career.
Ring history is -eplefe with many 9TH
srs. Among the most striking Of these
sre Sans affairs with GunboAt Smith.
on-e looked upon as the logical heavy
weight champion Of the world
On Nover1 her II, 1913. Smith. then
in the heyday of his greatness, took
on IAngforo in Boston and gave the
negro an artistic beating. Smith won
the decision after twelve rounds OF
fighting and Immediately was hailed
as the greatest white warrior In the
ga me His defeat OF Langford was
looked upon everywhere as tho final
st1rsp OF greatness upon his record.
The 'act that IAuFford went into
that contest with smith woefully oue
Of condition was not ella borated upon
Mt the time. But that was the real
truth Smith made so much capital
Of the fact nat he he'd defeated
fRuFford that the negro rade over
lures for another contest, Smith,
confident OF his oW n ability. finally
consented TO another match with tho
~eEro re felt he surely could cupN-
cats his performance and so cstah-
}tEh himself rtFtdly on the pinnacle or
puEllstic greatness He frured that
he was LAngford's Inaster-~and there
was where he made the fatal mistake
~ hi career
IanEfort trained fairly hard for the
return bout with Gunhoat Smith and
the battle was staged in Boston on
October 20, 1874 Smith went into
the ftght certain Of an 81 and early
victcry. But what a SURPRISE It was
a different 1Angtord who faced him
IN that contest--~-the great Langford
of the other DAYS, Smsr'fng Under
the sighting remarks Smith had made
about him. rAngford went out after
the white tighter IN the first round
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21
\ LOWELL VI | GET
CITY Il RA'S PLACE
Secretary Of Comnit'ec@ ts I've for
Prurnosion--His Position len
Vacant for Present

There In sentiment I'm the -snks
OF counciirnen that the place of clerk
Of comm tees may remain vacant f-F
che present, and that the city may n
s1tp~a srva about 81 GOO a9raalfv ~
reorrAnIzing tho councils Official body
There is 40 question but that C.trS
Alfred IL Mcdowell Will be CT osen
nj The Joint session az city council to-
sper.ow night. to I'll the vacancy
caused by the death OF City Clerk Ben
Z. Angus, There Is Some doubt,
however, ms 10 action IN hliing the
place TO be vacated by Clerk Nc
DoweIi.
1t is contended by counciimen that
the employment of clerk 10 assist
the city clerk ard 20 give relief from
much OF the work of 2, cordstinn. VIII
permit the saving AZ large portion
uf The salary OF the clerk OF commit
Mes.
There are several candidates for the
place to be vacated hv M Mcdowell
.--all from other city departments, and
all ccnceaediy fine vle~ks.
hut said a councilman yester-
day ''ft takes a man with souse diplo-
matte fnesse to b. A successful clerk,
ard be able 20 write ordinan ces, reso-
buttons petitions, invitations and
chr rtsrs, and he must be able - ex"
plain all the ordinances on tho books"
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and never let UP on him. LAngforC
ham merad Smith all around the RIM
IN the hrst session, kept up the bonn
Parchment In the second and soon after
the third began walked up to th'
groggy Smith, raped him heavily or
tie jaw--and the fight was over. And
Gunboat Smiths ambitions 10 become
heavyweight champion OF the work
were wrecked then and there HI
never recovered from that beating and
soon after Joined the ranks OF has
, beens"
Langfords career IN A crowded
one--one cluttered with 80 many pc
culiar performances that 4 is aim osi
impossible TO chronicle them all. He
has fought great battles one week
against great opponents. the follow
ing week he has looked like movie
when pitted against mediocre fight
ers, No one ever has been able "a
Nrure out tust how Sam LAngford
win conduct himself when he enters
a ring Hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars have been lost through his
erratio showinga. He has met some
zen in initial contests and beaten
'Nem to frayzIe. That led his SUP
porters 70 believe that In return
match he would duplicate the per-
formance. But with almost unfaii-
ing regularity 81 m fought q battle
raficaily different IN his second meet
Ing. He has fouVht Sam Mcvsy Jim
Barry Harry Wills and Joe Jean
nette innumSzaHIe times In some
n. the contests against thees men he
has looked like world ~esteF; in
others his showing has been pitifui.
A puRtiistic life iIief with more una
Icnd downs than any other lKhter
has ever known hsfoFe--that's Sam
Tangford.
Put the fact remains that lang
Sord when NJ HIS best. Was one of
the greatest hattlers the ring game
he's ever known Almost a. ptEmv in
stature, he could punch with amaz-
ing power and stand up under pun
'shm"nt that wonld have sent ordi-
"arv men crur pling 10 the mat.
noeford ALWAYS was clever, hratny
/ @~htNr and for wears ranked as one
~ the most feared warriors in the
ring pane. No better evidence of h's
punching power ran he pr"s"nted
than his record vvh IN shows that n
rs scored kuo~kout~ over some OF
he hu~tieHt ha.tiers that ever
1ornrd the gloves
II ia too had that TAnErord didn't
Get a crack ut Johnson whom Jack
v7aS wearing tire crown II that had
come to pass Il is likelv that the
1a~ne OF another chanp ion Nigh,
have been inscribed IN the records
II was often stated that Johnson
T~ared IA9gford more than any Nv
ing man ard the aact that ne 'gnor"d
~sneatpd challenges bore this out
The two black radiators met but
0nce. That wa In 1905 when Lang.
ford was battling in the lightweigh'
class. Johnson won the decision
y ter fifteen rounds OF aghting but he
took terrible beating 40 part Of
his reward.
A great fighter was Som Lang.
ford-but the most peculiar per.
former that pugiIisrn has known.
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JOE COOK, ONLY "OSF-MAN
SHOW" COMING TO LYRIC

Among the many good features Of
fh~ new bill tha. COM s 20 the Lyric
for the FIRST haIf OF the week. cort-
rueacing with the matinee perform
ancs +oday. Is Joe Cook. ''the one-Inan
va ud 5ville show Joe Cook IL so
krown because ne gives complete
variety show by h'mse.1 lie IL per-
laps the most versatile artist on the
variety stage TODAY.
Cook is coined an. singer, dancer.
acrobat. 3usgler. trapeEe artist and In
trodoces g. veral original epecialties in
his variegate3 act His comedy m
perEonations are irresistr bly, funny.
The "one-nan show ha& served as
the hilItopper AT some Of the largest
vaudeville thesters II, America cir e
ne introduced his novel creation to the
variety stage.
Another standard act Of tbs big
time on THE htll IL that OF Jed and
Ethel Dooiey. Of the famous DooIey
family. The Doo!eys are Joy pro-
motors Of an original type They sing
dance and make .aerrs IN their own
original syle.
Stone and HAYES with a comady
concett that ia refreshfnrlv new, will
hid for laughter and applause and
Margaret Edwards and compsny 10Y
offer gorgeously staged dancing and
pESstca culture act that comes her
aided az one of The hits Of the new
year.
Leading the comedy coatfr gent will
be tire Nine Krazy Kids. the latest or.
Esnization Of Juvenile talent The
eornpsn. is made UP of hine clever
singers, dancers and speciality artists
who Will Re seen IN q breezy musica
exfrava CANA " tn the new vaude,
VILE bill there win be the usual high
grade molten picture displays. includ
ing the latest Hearst -Pathe war Aims
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with Captain Austin on this point. II
/ believed that the other pilots will
follow Herbert'a ruling.
doc" Waldbauer is certainly hit
ting the naples. Last Tuesday night
he rolled $50 In tenplns which was
the record for the season, but the
honor aid not remain In his posses
son long as bentley Cosby spilled
587 pins Thursday night "Bennie" is
also going at lively clip these days.
We hear nothing these days OF Cap
tain Deasy, Of weisbergers. wake
W. Mike. and let us hear again OF
big scores and long runs of strikes as
IN days OF yore.
Captain Herbert Austin IL rounding
back In form. His large score Thurs
Jay night contributed materially TO
winning one game, although the team
was rolling two blind scores.
Talking of high scores, Captain c.
W. Cosby, OF the Tigers, is certainly
going after the seesous high mark.
In hts last six games he has turned
~ a score Of 100 or better each time,
and his streak remains unbroken. In
ciden'ly, no other member of the
league has been successful in getting
oven three century marks in succes-
son Keep mp the good work Mr..
Cosby. and the Tigers Wall go over
the top yet,
r Nixon seems to have lost his hit
ting eye and cannot locate the pocket
Won't somebody please loan him a
telescope
I The race I'm the Duckpin league Is
stl hot as err, and with the end OF
Tho season stiii nearly two months of
the tinal outcome hangs In balance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21
N CORBETT'S CORNER
By JAMES j. CoRBETT.
Questions and Answers.

James J. Corbett gladly win an
aver In this column all questions
pertaining to sports and TO body
building which are suitable Tor
publication in a newspaper. When
the questions call for personal
reply, and are not intended for
publication, an addressed envelope
with scent stamp) must be
inclosed.
II is Mr.. Corhett's hope TO make
this department helpful as well as
instructive, and to this end he
cheerfully win give advice on al
health topics that come within ths
range OF his information and ex.
perience. Address James J. Cor
belt. care The Richmond virginian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21

Dear Mr.. Corbett: who won the
remnants In the New York state,
Eastern and Southern Association
leagues In 1917
GEORGE WILLIAMS.
wilkesbarre. Pa. In the New York
state league: New Haven IN the
Eastern ieaxve; Atlanta in the
Southern association.
Dear Mr.. Corbett: az which
fighter had tho most fights In 1917
(2) How many fights did Dundee and
Leonard haveT
r. J. RYAN.
~ Harry Greb was the most ac-
tive fighter in 1917. He inquired in
thirty-seven contests. winning seven
ore draw and the other nineteen
we<@ no-decision affairs Included in
his Victories were thirteen knock
outs. Dundee fought thirtyItwo
lights during 1917 and Leonard thir~
tv-oue. Dundee won seven on de-
cisfon. three on knockouts. twenty
one were no-dec'sions. He lost the
other. Leonard won eleven fghts
on knockouts two on decision and
fought etshtsen no-decision bouts.
Dear Mr.. CorN~%t: What Is the ma
tionalitv Of irish patsy cvl,ne erd his
correct manner PETE.
Irish Patsy Cline is OF Ir'sh par
ents and PATS Cline is HIS real name.
TIE ~ sometimes con used with an
other f~hter of Italian parenta ere who
used Patsy Chine rs ring name.
W,
b~a' UNI saws 'hat oiCVclS
mics an hour' = CLAIMS the TastS~t
heS can ea - ABOUT 'n.r'y'nVe niles
al nour. VINO ~ rIFn' ),
enses nAEe trNVeiso NJ RreateF
aee Oh suNed man ,nrN r't.es an
nour. Chsriee Mica minute' }
NurpnY r1ne hii1e III % 40 SEC
o'ds IN 1888
! Dear Mr.. Corhett: Dfd Johnny
Dundee ever knock ont irish Patsy
elmer JAMES KARI.
/ No.
| e. y. F-yyhen n PLAYER falls on
! n hall hack o. HIS own eosl line and
ia downed II is counted 49, a safety
| 2 points-for the opposition
! ! R-~FNrankie Gaia han. whose
real name 10 Saruel Hoffman. Ia ar,
| American of Jewish parents
| - so
| William II Marksv-Tha rIaver
who NEEDED FORTY lacks and then de.
/ cided to maid eighty KINGS instead
and Ga this before drawing a card
| he drawn or PLAYED rster NEEDING
! the forty Jacks he couldn't make tAe
change
| -
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*
anything TO substantiats Cox's claim.
Cd No. according TO tho records. t3)
Yes tf) Yes
Dear Mr.. Corbett: when ami where
did Jess willard knock out Jack john
SOM
]. HICKEY.
willard knocked out Johnson in the
twenty sixth round In Havana. Cuba,
April S, 1915.
Dear Mr.. Corbett; whose outfieid
was considered better--the Giants or
Dodgers?
JOHN c.
Giants.
r. c. G. Lift a pitcher has been
taken out of the box he can go back
again during the same game provided
he stayed in the game In some other
position.
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.eBsr.h- WIN BE Held over.

Tire management If the New tNeatar
Eecond Fr' Broad streets, has decidea
Tn hold over TIE feature MIN "rlrtn e
fer few more days. Birth" has
esa red TO over So00 women in the
rest week and about As many men
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21
so--ils Hs~kt C~n CToaner~,

Nafasha, Wis. Jan. Having
eora r. - Gee gun cleaners sor The
Mrnasha Fnen serving with fhe troops
Tnw ~ncarnpc7 I'm Texas puhlif school
children ~ his city have ytawted
w0rk on the manu- cture ~ another
10 fnn ~hfY~senf ~ nlea~ers The ar
tacscs are made from waste ma e~fal
snssd ali IN ork is Anne IN the rooms
~ the Rea Cross b children r.t3yirg
IN ere from - 70 sevantaen cara,
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ran for the clubhouse and was de-
clared out on a technical forced
play: p claims MerkIe hit the ball
and after reaching first kent on TO
the clubhouse and WIS the last man
at bat in the game.
A. II. sTIEHL
Dear Mr.. Corbett: Was there a
Vanderbilt cup race held in San
IT and what was the name Of the car?
w. +. r.
Dario Restn. driving a Peugcot.
won the race.
Dear Mr.. Corbett: Can two persons
play auction pinochle without a dummy
handf
NORRIS zENEsKL
Dear Mr.. Corbstt: Who was the
coach of the 1917 Columbia football
team7
r. Nelson MetcalG
p Dear Mr.. corbett: What are the
heights OF Jsn Tesreau and Jim
Thorpsf
Tesreau. feet . inches; Thorpe, 8
feet la inch.
Dear Mr.. Corbett: In a six-hansed
poker game A deals. opens the pot.
C drops out, E drops out and F nnds
that her hand has six cards. Please
advise whether this Is misdeaI or
whether F"s hand Ia dead,
The rules of poker provide that IL
any OF the players are served with more
or ieas than Ave cards on the deal II
10 misdeaL but after the draw II any
player has more or less than ave cards
that players hand Is dead.
Dear Mr., Corbaet: Did Toe shurrue
and Benny Leonard ever meet In the
rtngf II so what was the decision?
J. r. M
shugrue and Leonard met but once.
That was on March :. 1919, when shug-
rue stopped Leonard In four rounds.
Sidney K.--To give you the knock.
cut records of the two fighters you
ask about would take too much space.
Send me self addressed envelope with
three cents in stamps). for address OF
place. where you can get a book which
gives ring records OF all prominent
lighters
Dear Mr.. Corbett Did Fred Fulton
ever nght Sam Langford7 II so, what
was the result?
FRANK KELLY.
Fulton scored n technical knockout
victory over Langford in boston
short time ago.
c. A. Donohue--Send me self ad-
dressed envelope with six cents in
stampsl, for diet which may assist you
In putting on weight. At the same
time shall send along tho exercises
designed for the strengthening of the
stomach, heart lungs and body gem
orally. This offer goes for your friends
as well as yourself.
Dear Mr.. Corbett: ~ Did Joe Cox
ever knock out Jess willard? (2) Was
Jess willard ever knocked cut? (3l
Ia Jack Johnson still living2 90 Is
John l. Sullivan still living?
J. GRECO.
~ Cox claims to have stopped Jess
willard. but there Is no record OF this
In tho books, nor have / ever seen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21
ROANOKE COLLEGE
WINS GREAT GAM ;

salem. Va, Jan 20,---in the
clcsest and most thrilling game OF has
ketbau seen on The local court for
three seasons. Roanoke c o | J g
trumphed over Hampden -Sldney last
night ~ 70 is. The interest was tense
from start to finish. and though the
N aroons maintained an early lead,
won by three spectacular losses from
midfloor, 1t whe trimmed down IRE
Quently enough TO keep the outcome
continuously uncertain
Both teams PLAYED the floor fast
and sure. Graham. for Hampde7~
SIDNEY, proved a hard man TO cover
ana was htRh scorer for the Tigers,
Crosby made good. running hight
from fouls The Tigers played SUI
porlor game at the baskei the second
half. but the breaks went against
them.
Brown, of, Roanoke college, led In
POINTS with nine, Howen, entrusted
with center Tor the FIRST time, played
"A strong aggressive game, while
RhVne featured at guarding
The line-up:
tn ...fr ETx1ft 10 dan II no
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21

Members % the Cubs team GER
ksiniy played IN hard iudk last Friday
We have never seen such d rur Of
1pliss But they certainly could hit
the head pin aquaxeiy,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21

Captain Hersyert Austin, OF tho
Young Mems Shop team has made the
follow us announcement in view Of
the failure OF several members 10
show up on Sc sduled time for the
Iasl ~ weeks. All memh hers are re-
cuested TO notify the captain VII ether
or not thsv " 'sh 20 participate In the
future games. II they fan 10 make
appearance tomorrow night or give
excellent reasons for their absence
they VIII be dropped from the team.
md new mem hers enrolled Nothing
~ more disc9Vrc giur to club than
70 have 10 ron esverai blind scores
VuF tho majority OF hosEiers concur
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w
The rules of poker provide that IL
any of the players are served with more
or ieas than Eve cards on the deal 1t
10 misdeai. but after the draw IL any
player has more or less than ave cards
that players hand Is dead.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21

The schedule r. the coming week
In the league contests is as follows
= les Ia Alcos VS. Young Mems Shop.
ttnpins, Wednesday. Tigers ". 9 ants.
.curkpins THURSDAY Weisuergers VS..
Duplex. tenp!ns Friday. Cubs VS.. In
dams, due Epins.
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Placed in Willing Hands

Over 5000 have recruited from the Bell System tor
of filled Others
replaced be trained and their has
been distributed their fellowvorkers who remain
This puts work upon the personnel OF the Bell SYSTEM
particularly because the unusual demands telephone both
Of the Government and for commercial purposes
The Bell efficient especially
workers whose work well regulated
cheeuy relieved possible personal
anxieties.
The Bell OF the first broad
comprehensive plan of employees benefits which benefits
sickness accident life old heathu
and comfortable working social organizations
and entertainments.
AS result there is spirit of responsibility
throughout the Bell SYSTEM which
public confidently rely which crisis
iesabl value in meeting the telephone
service incident to the great
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21
10
PLCkE I
'I'|F|[lL. 60.


The Palace bowling alleys will be
open as usual To-Day. minus the Gus
tomary heat. Manager Eowsey's an
nounccment will be greeted with g
great deal Il 10y by those bowling en-
thusiasts who will have q no, q and
prefer this form Of Amusement. The
heat corsjderat a. is q small matter
~ bowling Is sport that warns one
NJ Quickly. and we venture TO make
~edl. on that all coats VIII be on
before the initial Eame IS finished.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21

Dear Mr.. Cerbset: Did Joe shugrue
and Benny Leonard ever meet In the
rtng7 II so what was the decision?
J. r. NJ.
shugrue and Leonard met but once.
That was on March :. 1919. when shug-
rue stopped Leonard In four rounds.
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Dear Mr., Corbett: In a six-handed
poker game A deals. b opens the pot.
c drops out, E drops out and nnds
that her hand has six cards. Please
advise whether this Is q misdeaI or
whether F"s hand Ia dead
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21

Sidney K.-To give you the knock.
cut records of the two fighters you
ask about would take too much space.
Send me self addressed envelope with
three cents in stamps). for address OF
place, whore you can get a book which
gives ring records OF all prominent
lighters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21
r r. right

Dear Mr.. CorNett: WIN YOU Kind
" decide an argument REGARDING the
famous bone plav OF Fred Merkte.
A claims Merkle was on nrst whom
another PLAYER made the hit and that
Nr~'Slo instead OF running to second
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21

Dear Mr.. Corbett: Did Fred Fulton
ever tight Sam Langford? II so. what
was the result?
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ran for the clubhouse and was de-
clered out on technical forced
play: p claims MerkIe hit the hall
and after reaching first kent on to
the clubhouse and WIS the last man
at bat in the game.
A. II, STIEHI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-21

7. a. w.
Tssreau. s feet inches; Thorpe, q
feet la inch.
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Position
Painter ...,...R,F'. ....-.. Crosh"
Brown tCapt.) l. F.........B ritton
Bowen ,......-.c.- Graham
Atkinson ....R, G.. .,... Mcllhaney
rhyme ........L, G Warren Capt
Summary Field eoals--Roanoke
college--Bsow 4; Rhyme, 2, Painter.
4, Bowen, ! Atkinson. l. Harp
den s. dney Graham, 4. Britton, /
Warren, l. Foul goals Roanoke
college; Psirter 3 Brown. /. Hamp-
denis dney-~WArren, 6. Referee
Carlton, Of Roanoke Y Nj. 2. "A,
Length Or periods--rwenty minutes.
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FRANK KELLY.
Fulton scored a technical knockout
victory over Langford in boston
short time ago