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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13

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New-York tribune., 1919-12-11

q, FiTst Tr, race Iclaiming; wo-year- olds;
Gin io5 'lSna lS7 Moas,s 1oa soEd2n ioq!
Riddle, lo7: Mannii.in I'd. ;''ES I1o; Waters eg
meet. 113.
Second Race Claiming: three year -olds
az inward live and one half furlongs)---
Doctor lab, q; Orchid King. a7; .Arch
Potter, 81; Pin Money, 1O2: Marse Tom
1"3; l1"3; }; T. cum'nlngs, lo2; L'Infirmier,,
Mida. 1ol; Vamsylvia loa: ~. Little til frncess vs
lot. Also eligible: "Manicur,st, 90; Ton,
Goose, JOS. unwA, 101.
Third race tclaiming: two year old 4:
tiye and one half fnrlongs9-* Sweet APP
+'Ddandy Van lol; Fledgling, lo3 sRib,
105; Ialy Harrigan, 1876; Battle Noun
IN 1os; Double Van. LOG. Viva Cuba.
lo7; Little Sandy. lo8: Necnah, 109 :,
Rapid Stride. 40.
Fourth race tcieiming; three-year old =
0l "Hiddcn Jewel, lO4; sConvorse, 1o7
Jago, 1oa; Iwiniwn. 100; -Bon Tromp.
40; Port Light, ll2; Happy Go Lucky,
1l2; Trusty, l15
Gamc Cock. ~: Rreezs, liz; sun n GOD,
H.; Franklin, ll5, Lively. III: Precious,
4nd upward; one nile and a sixteentn5 ~
Rany Sister, go Maud Bacon, 90, "Roh-
Finley, lo7; starter. lc7: kentucky Boy
"asEfs' "asE ,9z 10y l0I eanas esG9sS hY io7
Jack Reeves. 10; King Neptune, IT,.
seventh race Claiming; three-year-
olds and upward; one milo and an eighth)
-. ,1 Saints Bridge, 1oS; W, II; Buckner
1913; Merchant. JOS; J. c. Stone, los:
Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Marquand Leader
-Hun1bles Clinton
I'm Swim Meet

Captain Morrison, Of the Merquand
School swimming team, was res ponsi-
Bile for his squad defeating the De
Witt Clinton High School represcl Ia
tives in a dual meet in the tank or
the Central Y. M. c. A. in B1ooklsu
yesterday. Each school took three frs
places. Morrison individually won two
events for Marquand, while his swim
ming as anchor in the 16O-yard relay
race was accounted for his team beat
ing Clinton. The score was 81 points
to %
The Marquand boys were pressed
throughou to win the relay race, the
issue coming down to the respective
ability of each anchor swimmer. Nor
rison went or his mark with the slight
lead of a yard, which he maintained
to the end. The time was I minute
"a seconds. Morrison later won the
fancy dive by half a point from Mos
kowitz, Of Clinton, and Moversan,
Marquand, who we're tied for second
with 20 points.
After Clinton had won first place in
the plunge for distance, 5O-yard swim
and 100-yard swims, Morrison again
came to the rescue Of his team when
he beat home two rivals in the 22O-
yard event, which closed the meet.
Morrison had to call into play all his
speed, for the two Red and Black rivals
we're only yard apart beh md him
at the finish.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Olds Defeated
In Five-Came
Squash Tussle
Better Condition Wins Cru
cling Final Match for
Harvey at the Yale Club

Harold d. Harvey won a bitterly
fought five-game match from Edward
G. Olds. in the final round of the
Princeton Club handicap squash ton
mis- tournament on tho courts Of the
Ynle Club yesterday. 1t was case
Of the better conditioned player win
mining, for Olds tired badly after tax
ing the first two games. The final
score was 3--15. 12-15, 15-12, 15-12,
15-r9.
Harvey allotted his opponent a onc-
point advantage, but this figured little
III the result. During the first two
games, Olds had better control Of the
ball and continually outmaneuvred
his rival in smashing the ball
around the court. Harvey made num-
Der of sensational "cets" but the spec
tacular plays frequently went for
naught as he drove into the tell-tale in
his endeavor to keep the ball low.
Olds paid particular attention to an
around~t ~tne-court attack and shots to
the back wall corners, and Harvey at
times had great trouble in digging out
the ball. AS the match progressed,
Parvey corrected his faults and it was
only gallant stand, when within
three points of defeat that turned the
tide in his ,avor
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Havana Results

Frs1 race porse $500: maiden three
y@ar11las; yea claimins six fnrlongs).Ailah
Red, 90 tCarmody), II to l. to and
to ., cond; The Cleaner. 80 (Lux),
8 t" !: to and 6 to b, third. Time
nation, Glider, Pomerene, Clip. Plaid kits
and Native Soil also ran.
Second race (purse $500: three year dds
and upward claiming: six iurlonss)-
to s. Won on Biz Smoke os 20 jKoppleman 70 ana
to 8, Z to 10 and Out second; Miss Ivan
'oS (Murray). - 2. to : and to TO-
Magnetic, Iackrose, war Tax White
Crown and Tranby also ran.
Third Race (purse 5000; three year olds
and uiwara; eianning SIX furlongs)--
and to 2 won; Circulate. III CCrump).
to 3, 3 to 5 and | TO 3, second; King
tuscan IA fcomnnors'. to :. to and
v ' !; tnira me; 1;l2 80 hnos SKY
Fourth raeo fpurse s7Oo, three-year- oIeis
and up~srs' claiming; five and a half
fnrlonwsi Money. II (Kederis). to 6,
! to : and =. .un out wen; Arthur Middleton
10 and to 4. lhird Time. 1905 as. Cur. r.
rency. Blondel and First Pullet also ran
Fifth race (pu.se $500. Bahama Hand,-
Hubbub 100 (Crump), to 5. 8 to and
out. won: FIiku. 95 (Merimee), z to even
and out. second. SAeer Face. 1903 (Coil.nsl
3 10 J, TO and out, third. Time
/ Al 1-5. Grurdy also ran
Sixth race (purse $500: three-year-ol olds
and upwai d; claiming; one miie)-Terri-
ble Miss. 80 (Archambalt), to /. to .
and to 5, Won; Solid Rock, los fMnr.
ray>. to / TO and 3 to g.. second.
Golden Chance 9S (Kroger), to l. to <
and 10 g. ,,.1h third r. Time, 40 AS; Roman,
zodiac, Little Cote, Lady lane Grey RaC
Beverly James, Deckhand. Baladin ana
Tokalon March also ran.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Yollneed Loses
Purse After
Winning Race
Peierson's Colt Is Disquali-
fed for Fouling in Fifth
Event at New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10-The first
disqualification Of the meeting oc-
Cured to-day in the running of the
flfth race, handicap at five and half
furlongs. G. Peterson's bay colt
Younced finished in front, but was
disqualified for fouIing, and the purse
was awarded to Ticklish.
The track was in very poor shape,
owing to the rain, and scratches were
numerous ir every event. Only two
favorites won-Bonstelle and Ticklish.
Robinson rode his first winner in sew
eral days when he brought home
Warlike in front in the third event.
The results:
First race -year-olde maidens;
usiT He az Ha' ponahue1 af fur'Snf IS
10 to ! and to s, won; Bridge Player. ~
Mounssr MshutwsD 1:r to 80 e. to and out, second
| and 3 to /, third. Time. III 4-5. PIN
dar, Boone jr.. Saddle Ring, Golding and
Grove A. also ran.
Second race three- -year-olds and up-
ward claiming; purse. $500; six furlong 81
and 2 to l, won; General ll6 (Rodriguez),
to l. to 5 and to s. second Toonl-
ers. siyery Shapiro, Jake Argent. Little
Gink, Duke Of Devonshire, Kirstie's Cub
and Sun Gold also
Third race (two-year- -olds; claiming
Warlike, 1.3 (Robnson) S TO l. to and
even, Won Day OF Peace. los (Moies-
worth). to l; to and to p second ::
Accelerate, ITO huusford), even to .
wand TO third Tine, 10 2-5. Sweet
Liberty. Indiscretion ana Cortland also ran.
Fourth race three~year- and up
ward; claiming: purse, $500; six frrlongs)
--Bonstelle, 107 (BoyleJ, TO 5, 3 to ) and
! to 4, won; Converse, 112 (Robirscn) s
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Havana Entries

First race (ave furlongs: maiden two
year olds. lilies s)--Mineral. l12 Snow Hin.
112; Hotfoot liz; Our Maid. 1lG; Bennio
Bird. 1'2 Queen Gaffney, IL; Cuba. H.
Lenoro 1'.. H..
Second race Owe and half furlongs;
ihree year oils and upward, clatmins)
-xPhedoder, 1902 Eddie Tranter, lo6
shoddy, l0S: Galaway. 40; Herdcr. llo
Walter Mack. Ito, Helen Athln. 10; j.
]. Murdoch, H. Little Nephew, 49, Fras-
cuolo, 113; Blancita. 113: Scylia. 113.
Third race owe and a half surlongs;
Ruby 1os; Orleans Girl. 1os: Mile. Dazzle,
liz: Polar Cub. liz: f!ue Wreck. 12o.
Fourth race (six furIongs: all ages;
Jamaica Handicap) - Tufter lo3; Marse
John, 104; Diversion, 106. Buford. Ill {:
Smart Money, lis; Bally. 120; Hank O'Day.
126.
Fifth race Zone mile and one-sixteenth; i;
three year-ods and upward. claiming}-
xJack Healey. %; xByrne. 90; ADick Ren-
son. 90 xUnar, lo7 Salvatello. 1917; Per
seus. lo7; Flash of Steel. l07: Monocacy,
t07
Sixth race Zone milo and fifty yards;
three -year-olds and upward; clai!nlng) -
xCorydon. -103; Grace, 103; xzinnia. 103: :
Lariat. 1903; Kilkenny, Ill; Point to Point.
III; Ellison. ia
xApprentice allowance claimed. .....a..ss
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Lafayette investigating
Dumoe7s Amateur Status

EAST0N, Pa, Dec 1O--No definitA
action was taken in the Joe Duuoe
eligibility problem at meeting of the
Lafayette College faculty athletic CON-
mittee. Dumoe played football with
the Phenixville club against Con-
shohocken, at Norristown, Pa. last Sum
day, but not enough. evidence was OBJ
tainabe at the meeting this afternoon
to cecid cone way or the other.
Marsh of the committee. "to further
probe Dumoe's amateur standing We
will carry the Investigation to the end.
Another meeting Will be held subjec.
to call, upon Dumoe's return from Buff
falo"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Vale Hockey Schedule;
Trip to Canada Assured

NEW HAVEN, Dec. 10.-A tentative
schedule for the Yale University
hockey team, announced tonight.
SHOWS radical departure from prev.
ious schedules in that a trip to Cana 4.
will be made and matches played with
several teams OF the Ontario Hockey
Association. The Hamilton Tigers viii
be met on December 80, Queens Un:-
versity, on January l. St. NJ chael's
College ON January 2, aud Fort Cot
bune Hockey Club on January 3.
Three games each with Harvard an |
Princeton are listed for January anl
February, with four Of them to be
played at the Ice Palace in Phladol-
phia,, which will De the home rink oil
The Yale seven. David S. ingalls,, for
mer naval aviator, "ace" OF the Unitei
states. is captain # the Yale team.
Talbort Hunter, one time Canadian
hockey ,,ar l., cOaah
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
A.A.U. Basketball Games
On City College Court

All The games in The Metropolitan
association 145-pol lnd basketball chan
pionship tournament Will be plaved in
me y, gymnasium of the College OF the
es'y of New York, according to An an
ihoGncement made by the a. A. q Las.
@.oaii committee last nlefst. The com
ml'tee Will meet next Mondar 70 ar-
;tsase dates for the tourney. which #
rs 4, expected Will be held during jam
:. ne committee also may arrange de-
%as "a. pertaining to the co,test;no ef 80
ttsu-pound snd unlimited wei,ht class
~ WHafneys, which are TO be promoted for
%e nrst t;lae 7efore the series he
f'as the eli ility of al, contestants
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Two Sets of Games Each
Week Scheduled for
February and March
By A. C. Cavagnaro

Owing to the many meets planned
during the next four months, clubs Of
this city arc experiencing difficulty in
obtaining desired dates in the local az
mories. Especially is this condition
true during February and March, when
two meets each week are scheduled.
The New York A. C. and the Millrose
A. A. are planning to hold their games
in Madison Square Garden.
The officials Of the John Wanamaker
Institute will meet shortly to discuss
the advisability of resuming its an
nual indoor contests. 1t is likely that
these. races will be held again, for sem
timent among the institute members is
that they should be revived. Several
special events and the championship
road run of the Inter- Section Athle
League OF this city will be added to the
proposed programme.
Gus Scbnabel, an old Twenty third
Street Y. M. c. A. athlete, has repre-
sented this organization for the last
time. Schnabel was forced to undergo
an operation yesterday which necessi-
tated his losing his right Leg AL
though Schnabel has not engaged in
sports for the last four years, he has
served as athletic director for the West
Side organization.
Athletes of the Todd Shipyard A. A.
are doing some of their training on the
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Bill to Restore Boxing
Here To Be Introduced

1t was announced yesterday that
WORK would be started Immediately on
the clubhouse Of the new International
Sporting Glib OF New York, on the site
at Lexington Avenue and East Forty
ninth Street. Adam Enpie, secretary
OF the club, announced also that the
Army, Navy and Civilian Board of
Boxing Control would present box
ing bill which would embody the bess
features Of the Gibbs and Walker bills
to the State Legislature next month.
Jimmy Wilde. the English hyweight.
is under contract to box before the
club in February The contract with
W ldc provides that he release the
club from the contract provided his
drawing power should deteriorate in
the meantime.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Coogan Reich Stops Roberts Faens Tou1ev

70 g., to and tos4. second: sebretashb
~ eWykan). 8 to 2, Z to s and to 4,
third Tfins. 1:17 i-5. ff,er Rose. Queen
bfopte. Durward Roberts and Athena also
ran
Fifth Fifth race tali ages; hsndicap: purss,
S1eo; hve and a half furlongsl-Ticklish,
~ (Groth). 2 to s, / to md out. woni
TatiOr r.. s.aa Maio. g twida! 10 to / to and
TO 1 and out. third. Time, 1903 3-G
Youneed won. but was disqualified foe
fouing.
sixth race fthree-year-o and upwarda
v,a,,ning purse. $500: mile and seventy
yards)-Yoweii. Ill tMcIntyre). 10 to /
to ! and 2 to l. won; siecth. III CPits),
70 b. to 10 and l to 3. second; Capital
Chy. IL !ColtilettD, 20 to /. 8 to I ana
a,,,t'' to- J., third. Time. 1:51 Is. Bronco
Dii'y, Momacho. Rifle Shooter, Statir1,
Miss Sterling. High Horse. TaDlac. Alex
ander and Bertadano also ran.
ward: claiming; purse. $500 mile and sew.
enty yards)-Astraea, 102 (Mooney). to
l. to and to S. won. Betsy. l0a
3HeupeD. TO !. to and to 5. second;
Little String. 1o6 tColtiiettD, S to- 1. to
al and L, even. third. Time. 1:4s Is. Tod
dler, Thomas +. Mcmahon. Yodeles, Prunes
and Adeiante also ran
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
More Indoor Meets Planned
Than Places TO Hold Them

clubs field in South Brooklyn in prep
aration for the busy campaign that is
in store during the coming months.
Anatole Bolin, the Swedish runner, who
has joined the shipyard's club, took a
spin over the small track yesterday,
and surprised the onlookers with the
speed he showed for 600 yards.
An order has been issued by the A.
A. u. registration committee to officials
serving at all the coming meets that
it be notified Of any athlete using
spiked shoes when the rules of the
armories prohibit them. No leniency
will be shown, for the committee plans
to break up this practice by suspend
ing the offenders for six months.
The Brooklyn A. A. has a coming
3O0-yard champion in Leonard Bux-
baum, who has won victories from the
which he has started. In each instance
BuXbaum showed such speed that he
overhauled his opponents before half
the distance had been covered. He has
never been extended to his best, and
he is regarded by many as having a
chance to break the indoor record of
81 2-5 seconds.
A meeting Of the registration COM
mittee will be held in the A. A. u. Of
fee this evening to thrash out the
muddle that marred the Thanksgiving
Day run of the Steinway Club.
Three invitation road runs will be
held tomorrow evening by clubs in
this city, in which all athletes are in
vited to compete. The clubs are the
st. Bartholomew A. c., East Forty
second Street; Glencoe A. c., West
l26th Street, and Clark House A. A.,
Rivington Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Yale Swimmers Report

:. NEW HAVEN. Conn, De-. 1o.-The
Yale Swimming squad tonight re-
ported ut q mass meeting which was
addressed by Co4ch Bob Kiphuth and
Captain John Hincks. About sixty
candidates registered, including the
following six II last years intercol-
legiate team: Captain Hincks, f. Bin
ney, W.. II. .Milroy, II. hopkins, C. IL.
Bradley and D. Tyler Captain l.. II
Thirston, of the freshman squad, aud
G. McHenry, Of the varsity team two
years ago, alao reported.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Play Squash Final To-day

The scheduled final round match at
he Harvard Club in the annual fall
;cratcn squash tennis tournament, un-
der The auspices of the National
squash Tennis Association, with An
dersoa Dana, Of the Harvard Club, and
{. A. MacGuire, OF the Yale Club, as
analists, was not played yesterday 1t
was decided to postpone the match
dntil this afternoon at S o'clock. ow-
sng to the fact chat Dana has been
playing so continuously recently that
ne needed br'et respite from! compet,-
ton before engaging in this important
test
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
lzzy ATTENDS Baseball Peace
E1nulates General Grant, but Only Once
By w. o. Mcclellan

Nobody would heap bandages that stumbled
INTO the sporting department Izzy Kaplan
accents Heoi The word spd
teeth.
where have been?" demanded tho sporting editor
Let me think said zzy raising the
should remember just from Mount Cyanide Hospital
before that dropped at the
League of Basebalrs No. couldn't told
Chack Dempsey and about two thousand
1T mostly *, Koengsens fault He monkeyng with
Yiddish board down Solomon
Ylddh board had bee takn with the ghost Of u
great chenl in the of the Confederate
Ylddsh board wrote out: Let have peace.
II never knew Cheneral Crantei though
prove TO you myself
got hunch that there should
could tell that anybody men
on peace to should before
permit to Coltsten pistol couldn't
when got to the Rmore into the pest room
where was all the from the ardneck the writer
tor the Saturday Night Post which he good
quartet and the had anything gallon
Nobody shlkker
N'
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Fred Dawson to Coach
Colorado, Is Report

A ruror about the campus at Co
lumbia University yesterday was 30
the effect that Fred Dawson, the for
mer Blue and White athletic coach.
would shortly sign contract to coach
the athletes of the University of Colo
rado. Ths report had it that Dawson,
who resigned his activities at Colum-
oia to recover his health in the West.
would teach basl atball, football and
baseball to the Western collegians.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Virginia Lists Big College.

~ .HARL AR LoTTEsvlLLE, Va, Dec. 10,
ss.. .sSo baseball schedule of the Uni
inaI,iy isasily OF Virginia, announced to-niyht
Fuaes games in Charlottesville w;th
Hnsssd Yale, Cornell, Amherst, La
tyes1e We and Bucknell. On the Northern
An AZ virginia will play Princeton, Yale.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
St. AIMS Five Wins

St. AIMS Academy defeated Manhat-
tan Prep at basketball on the formers
court last night by score Of 43 to IA.
at half time the victors maintained an
advantage OF 2l to 2. McHugh and
Sweeney scored half of the points for
the victors.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Madden to Retire Soon

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 1O.-An-
nouncement was made here tonight
that John Z. Madden, recognized as the
most extensive breeder of thorough
bred horses in the United States. in
tends to retire from the sport. He will
officially end his connections as horse
owner in January, when he will place
his stable Of 125 horses on the auction
block.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Xavier Prep Five Wins
BY Two-Po oint Margin

Xavier Preparatory School had two.
Noint margin defeating Bayonne High
Scnool at basketball Oh the latter's New
Jersey court yesterday by a score Of
l9 to H. The Bayonne youths Gagged
only two field baskets. Thirteen other
points came on foul goals shot by Dris-
coll.
Bayonne rallied by 13 to at the
end Of the frst half.
Thn linn-l1n.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Subpgnas and Sc},aupps A-pIentv

The lawyers only took everybody who
building
what says you got to right Mr. gave
subpenlch man some Scottish schapps which think
and he his living in the
hotel and had nothing to with the
Pretty jake Rupperen comin arrnful
bricks, right behind
man. Colonel Huston armfu
them when Ring Lardnck Let
the
Jake holers his LAWYERS up
Fifth Avenue with the head the
don't hre injunction till the whites eyes,
Il might have known then
mixed up Then along Bennie Johnson like the
look he everybody Such give Teller
before they him n,enger will
settle cash all break Benne saws
Right there like somebody
had thrown it Sngerstein's light
What is there?' said to ItngIa
They're declaring peace, Mr. Lardneck
Paul Shannon
know of. Meet Mr..
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Singing Interferes With Business

MI Shannon broke down and cried he
me and nm and Mr. Lardneck had little drink socaby
not to get shkker Then Wbe Robesen Brooklyn baseball
neneger Kid
exactly kid and had another pretty Mr. Lard
getting
Lardneck worth living
Then put the house deecaive
being good singer
But couldn't business SO broke
nd left Mr. lardnck crying because he said
the first music he heard ne left the stockyars
such
the meeting
could hear the conference right through the
BODY let me have his ,eft You
81 walked right the place under the coat
Just like Chenera Grantsten Chentlemen,
NO. couldn't tell you who hit first But tell you fine
hospital that Mount Cyanide
eers killed by the should
tell Mr. Lardneck that
kicked just before three or four flars
stepped O
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
Big Car Comfort
Light Car Economy

The sise of the Essex makes parking space cesv
to tnd 1t allows tree handling in crowded traf-
hc both important these days. The quick p;ck-
up easily escapes S'pocketing'' behind slower cara
whetrer tor long tours cross country, or for tho
nif1abler requirements OF city USE tue Essex Road
ster has proved itself worthy in endurance, hill
cnmo1ng. acccleration, speed and comfort II.
place IS established among the fine cars OF motor
oorn not only as jaunty, graceful car for pleas
urc or sport, but also ss dependable sranspcrta
ton that souarely meets the test OF business
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11

among large, mghr,riccd cars, owners ten you. win
you ind such smoothness of action
But tor such car might give you the speed
power and endurance of the Essex, you would nav
far more. And you would not get the Essex ad-
yantagea of niuhleness low upkeep, tire and saso-
Inc economy, which result from It's light weight.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
T. eseps Its raew
Car Appearance

Despite it's pleasing grace the Essex is soHdlv
built Thorough care is evident in every detail Of
hnish and appointments. The Essex keeps its ar-
pearance Even after months Of service its smart
ness OF finish is practically unimpaired, and its
performance as true, smooth and quiet ss when
new.
Come see the Essex Roadster Ride in II.
Try its PAGES Whether you want it for pleasure
or business, you will appreciate the reasons whv
more than S3o,0oo,ooo has been paid for Essex
cars by more than $4,000 owners That is a
record that no other car equaIsed in its frst
wear sales