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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12

That's the proposition that
Walter Flanagan, manager of the
Independents, hurled at officials
of the Moline Fans association
when the subject Of terms under
which the teams would play this
year was preached at the meeting
in the New Harper cafe last even
ing.
1t wasn't gobbled up. In fact
the two representative of the NJ.
F. A, Don w. Hutchinson. bust
ness manager. and Ed Werlich, sec
rotary, decided they were not eX-
actly authorized TO accept any kind
of d proposition, demanding time to
put the matter before the other
hears of the association before an
answer, or counter proposal, could
be offered,
1t appeared that both men from
Moline had considered that the
$3.50 basis would be readily agreed
upon by all parties concerned
when they casually introduced the
question, and the surprise depicted
in their faces at Fla1igan's reply
indicated their unpreparedness.
RED" VOTERS from the Daven-
port Athletic club was asked by
Moline for his opinion and he re-
piled, the Iowa organization favor
ed a 1926 split on receipts, but
that he would be ready today TO
make known its stand on winner
take all.
The result was that everyone en-
joyed the dinner, and the music,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
FLANAGAN Makes PROPOSITION
TOPLAY INTER-CITY CONTESTS
ON BASIS OF WINNER take ALL

but nothing approaching a settle
ment of the question was reached.
Dates for Rock Island-DaFenpori
contests had already been agreed
upon, oct 10 and Nov. 3, with
third game the latter part Of No
vember or the first part OF beceu-
Der. Davenport offered Moline a
tentative date for the first game,
which, if satisfactory, d. A. c. Will
be played early in October. First
contest between Rock Island ana
Moline will probably take place the
latter part OF the month.
one Dollar Admission.
Discussion Of a standard scale of
admission prices TO be charged for
all games in each city resulted i'm
an agreement to make it 81. includ-
ing war tax. for men, and 30 cepis,
including war tax, for WomeQ.
Opinion expressed was to the eifscs
that the quality of football this fail
will be such that the increased
price for mon is necessary TO make
the sport pay. The attitude of the
supporters OF the pastime was
taken into consideration and it was
agreed that all would accept the
jump i'm the proper spirit.
Suggestion by Flanagan.
The suggestion to admit women
to the games for 50 cents was made
by Walter Flanagan, his contention
being that the fair sex should be
given every Encouragement to at
tend the contests. This is certain
to meet with the approval of all
women devOtce5 Of the game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
WORLD STARS IN
TENNIS PLAY MEET
AT SOUTH SHORE

Chicago, H., Sept. 12.-Stars Of
three continents were carded to
meet today at the South Shore ten
mis- courts in the first of the series
of International matches arranged
by the club. The greatest interest il
the card centered about the meet
ing of Gerald L. Patterson and Nor
man E. Brooks. of Melbourne, Aus
tralia, and William VI. Johnston.
and Clarence Griffin of San Fran
cisco, Cal. Another doubles match
is that of r. V. Thomas and Ran
dOlph Lycett, Australians, against
Samuel Hardy and Ralph H. Bur
dick, Chicagoans.
The only singles match schedu.-
ed is between Willis Z. Davis of
San Francisco and Vincent E. Rich
ards of Yongers. n. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
CANDIDATES NURSING BRUISES
AND SORE MUSCLES AS RESULT
OF INITIAL BAT ERING OF YEAR
Coach KimmeI Divides Squad Into
Two Evenly Balanced Teams to
Size Up Players.
BY sPIGSKIN PETE"

Aspiring candidates for the Rock
Island high school gridiron team
were given their first taste of
scrimmage yesterday afternoon at
Reservoir park. The squad was
divided into two evenly balanced
teams and a regular battle was in
duiged in for half an hour. The
teams lined up as follows:
First team-Schmidt, lie; Mil
stead. It: CANNED, lg; Stewart, G.;
McCoIlister, rg; Hinke, TT; OIL
weller, re; DufTin, pb; c. Blank
enburg, RIB; Herbert, lib; Olsen.
fb.
Second team-ThompsOn. lie: Lii
cata. Day. It: RosenfieId. Ig; Stat
eTdowsky. c; Ullemeyer, re-; Doxy,
Garrod. TT; Harper. Parks, re;
Shelter. Oh: Littig, RIB; Masters,
lib: Harding, fb.
Although the first teams lineup
is only temporary, especially at
the guard, a great deal of interest
ing dope can be CLEANED. Neither
DOMAIN nor Paddock were out and
it is expected that these men Will
make a good showing for places on
big fellow, was not out Earnie
Blankenburg's appearance today
will also make a change in the
iineups All of last years men
placed in different positions than
they played last year, except Cap
tain Milstead. who is at the old
stand, left tackle. Hinke. who
played end last year. was at right
tackle yesterday. where it is he
lieved he will show better. Two
new men We're on the ends,
Schmidt and Ohlweiler. Both are
fast and it is probable that they
may retain the positions.
In the back field. Dufiin and OIL
sen are the veterans. IT has been
expected for a long time that the
latter would play quarterback and
it was a surprise to see him at full.
Both of these boys can kick, so
that Rock Island will not have to
worry along that line Curtis
BlankeRburg and Herbert, both
new men. played the halves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
ROCKFORD A. G. is
ASSEMBLING FAST
FOOTBALL TEAM

Rockford. Sept IA A. c.
football prospects are growing
brighter daily. according to men in
that camp. and followers Of the
blue and white eleven believe that
the club is destined 10 have one
of its best years on the gridirOn.
Twenty-Five candidates reported for
the initial practice session last
Sunday. Some excellent new ma
terial has reported and prospects
are anything but dOIeful, according
to a A c. enthusiasts. One OF the
latest additions to the squad is
Harold Erickson, who did good
work at end for the Badgers for
several seasons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
ATHLETES FROM
EVERY STATE IN
UNION COMPETE

Philadelphia, Sept 12-Star ath-
Ietes from nearly every state in
the union were entered for compe-
titiOn in the two days track and
field meet for the : atiOnal A. A. l.
championship, which started today
at Franklin Field. The entry list
was one Of the largest in the his
tory of the games, 24S men being
listed for the junior events and Ill
in the senior meet.
Nineteen events were on each
days program, and the contestants
included many stars
The meet is being held under the
auspices OF the Middle Atlantic as
sociation of the A. A. L.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
SOx BREAK EVEN
IN DOUBLE BILL
At WASHINGTON
Dick Kerr Loses Tough Battle in
the First. But Williams In
Tincible in Second.

Washington, D. c., Sept 1.-THE
White Sox broke even with Wash
ington yesterday. which wound up
their season with Griffith's men.
The home team won the first game,
4 to 5. in a splendidly pitched bat
tie between Dick Kerr and Jim
Shaw. The Sox captured the sec
ond half, to 0.
Lefty Williams held the Senators
to two safe hits, both of which
were made in the seventh. Zach
airy, a kid soUthpaw, gave Williams
a stiff argument for six rounds, but
in the seventh and eighth the Sox
ganged on him for four hits and
three runs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
PITTS COP PAIR
AND GET NEARER
TO THIRD PLACE

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. Pitts
burgh crept a little nearer third
place yesterday by defeating Phil
Il deIphia twice, 7 to / and 7 to ,,
while Chicago was losing to New
York Ames. late of the Cardinals,
pitched the first game for the Wis
itors and was hit hard, while Che
ney was unable to stop the locals
hitting Cooper was steady and
held the opposition safe all the
way. In the second game Hamil-
ton stopped Philadelphia with five
hits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12

DAILY CALENDAR
OF SPORTS

Racing.
Autumn meeting of Westchester
Racing association, at Belmont
park, n. Y.
Autumn meeting Of Hartford
Breeders association at Havre de
Grace, Md.
TrOtting.
Grand Circuit meeting at SYRIA
cuse.
Close of Great Western Circuit
season at Milwaukee.
Shooting.
Annual trapshooting tournament
of the Westy .Hogans, at Atlantic
City.
Athletics.
A. A. L. national track and field
championships at Philadelphia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
YANKS TAKE LAST
FROM CLEVELAND

New York. Sept 12-New York
defeated Cleveland in the last
game of the year between these
clubs Yesterday. to l. Shawkey
defeated Bagby in a pitchers bat
tie despite the fact that only four
hits were made off the Cleveland
pitcher Bodie drove in what
proved to be New York's winning
run with a single in the fourth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
RED SOX SHUT OUT
BROWNS IN BOTH
GAMES TOO, TOO

Boston, Mass, Sept. I2.-Boston
shut out the Browns twice today,
4 to 0 and 6 to 0. A running catch
by Hooper with two out and the
bases full and the brilliant sup
port given PennOck and Russell
were the fielding features in the
first game. St. Louis started Ma
pei. u rookie" southpaw. in the
second game, and his wildness was
mainly responsible for Boston's
runs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12

~Batted lot LarlaTy III eighth.
Score by innings:
Two base hits-Pininich. Jack
son. z. Collins. Three base hit
FeIsch. Struck out-Williams. 6;
Gill. /. Base on balls-Zachary
,; Williams, 3; Gill, ]. Double
play Risberg- Gandil. Hits-Zach-
airy, in innings; Gill, l in | in
ming. Hit by Williams
Murphy). Losing pitcher-Zach-
airy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
TIGERS VICTORS
OVER MACKS, 80

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept 12.-De-
troit beat Philadelphia, to 2. in
the final game of the series today.
Tie victOrs punched three singles
with a wild pitch by Hasty, the
giant right handler secured from
Atlanta, in the first inning, scor-
ing two runs. The winning run
was scored iii the fifth, when
Hasty muffed Grifin's throw of
Veach's grOunder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
CARDS SWEEP SERIES.

ST. Louis, Mo, Sept. Schupps
home run drive over Myers head
decided yesterdays game in St.
Louis favor, to 3, and gave the
locals clean sweep of the series
with Brooklyn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

ItSItTuA! IttsuItss
New York, Z; Chicago, >.
Pittsburgh, Z; Philadelphia, l.
Pittsburgh, :; Philadelphia, >.
st. Louis, 4 Brooklyn, 3.
No other games scheduled.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at Chicago (2).
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New York at St. Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12

Score by innings:
Two base hit-Gharrity. Struck
out-Shaw, S: Kerr. ). Double
PLAYS 49, Shaw Shanks-Judge-G
ritv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12

Totals ......... Z II q IS o
New York ...OO 0 0 3 0 0 O-3
New York 20 0 A 0 0 5 o.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-12
LEAGUE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUF,
Yesterdays Results.

IeSteruayS HfsuIIsi
Washington, 4; Chicago.
Chicago, ); Washington,
Boston, 4; St. Louis, 0.
Boston, 6; St. Louis, 0.
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia,
New York, 2; Cleveland,
Games To-day.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
St. Louis at New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
RICHMOND COLLEGE HEAD
FAVORS SPEEDING WORK UP
New Roger Milhiser Memorini Gym
hnsium May lie Under Com
structiOn Soon.

nr: j.. w. Boatwr!ght, executive head
or Richmond College. made known yes
tcrdaN that every thing possible was
DeihS done at present to get the new
Roger MilhiScr Gymnasium under con-
struction. Negotiations ara now under
WY which VIII permit the college Of
HcEtiS TO start another step in what
VIII be one Of the finest athletic plants
IN The South when completed.
Tho new gym, which is expected to
De completed by next fall. VIII be To-
ficid on the sight of the present ten
mis- courts. JGst what departments VIII
he included in the plans for The new
gymnasium could not be asccrtained
yesterday.
When asked what would be the pos
sibiiitE Of using tch proposed Rich
Inond College building FOR big college
and university basketball games next
fall DIR. BoatWright said that it would
meet with his approval. flo also said
that he would allow football contests
between the larger eleven to be staged
on Stadium Field nest fall.
By placing the gymnasium on the
present tennis court SPOT Il new ioca-
ton for courts has become necessary
Thc college officials have decided to
parallel 10 tho stadium.
stadium Field will he considerable
widc3Gd 10 give more room for tho
ha Sehall field the excavation for hi.
and the terrncnd tennis courts Will be-
gin Monday morning.
y NolicybRll tcOurt. with thanked
fcor, tx also In the plan for compIet-
ing the ocal athletic plant.
G. \. Williams, IN expert in land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
CLOsE CHOSEN CAPTAIN R. s. A. OFFICERS ELECTED
CHARLES MOSS CHOSEN
PRESIDENT LAST NIGHT
Meeting of Executive Committee Mon
dny Night VIII Complete
sport Plans.

Members OF the Richmond Sports As
ISOLATION elected officers and an eXecu-
tive committee at special meeting
last night in the automobile room OF
Nu.phys Hotel Ia addition 10 the
elections, brief discussions were had on
lie shortage OF playing grounds i'm
Richmond and the associations innbil-
ny TO get proper corporation of men
IN charge of issuing permits for the
use Of these grounds.
Charles w. Moss was elected ncrsj
dent. Others elected to Offices were:
Frank H. Rowe. Ylcc-prosid ent: H. b.
huniord. secretary. and Sherlock Bron-
son. treasurer. The men selected TO
serve on III. executive committee were
John H. Harrison. Robert Whlttet,
Garland Hood, II. II. Klcvesahl and G.
a FelVey.
Various members OF the organization
wcr" appointed 10 call In person on
business men Of the city to create an
interest In athletics and aid the assoc
ciation IN obtaining playing grounds
Tor football next season ana TO also
look into the buSk ctbail court sitIIn
ton. an executive meeting Will he
held At o'clock Monday cvcnin. I'm
room "o3 Of the Virginia Railway ana
rover Huilding for the purpose or tax :
ing up the matter OF grounds
II was brought up Mt the meeting
that Ben w. Wilson had refused to
grant the association the privilege of
V"rd Field next season. y member OF
The committee Selected to negotiate
for the ball PARK with Mr.. Wilson
stated that the latter had refused a
hat offer OF 5000 for privilege Of usin.
the grounds next season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06

HAVANA ENTRIES

rr Hlirss pi rasG-siS
iG Iiis ..: GI,p ie5 noande III. M H.,
M'sS. lp7; w, Cornell. 100: Byrm.' ,nIierrtbe
nS eS2mI ra &c furlonEs-aIiss pattv
periect Lady. 100: SNOW I'M. io7 steve: leI:
Lmrch. ~; s'sc'aruisr Girl los: 'hhfS aIsro
r nhrd IoI Taec m and half tpr,onr
c sr !"r awsn i95 Lucky f 5 n ;S5
MaSs' los; Lnbssls ii; YorkV,,sw "i ,,s
Hnby %: Mile. DaaIc: s2 Marse , IInhTiongs e..
i H.! spl io' tpbub lo5; sedan i: tirn NIT
'": nN'l'S hnon. III: Col. TuNor. iii. IVY
Fith race-mils and fifty yar,is-,1nh, ~.
hnhis ninn. IIaI CRYSTAL Day; iCa: Ruby cal 10Y,
10. 49, ''H'' AIV' saseu,n.
sixth racc-onc INSTRUMENTATION .,
Mnan"t Land i0?; Zodiac. l0G: IIomns ~
iOs: jon De ss' Dixie q Shelby. ,iGS: aayeth
cris VJ Jme rass s sn,llel;sht 81: ney
, pIru; i%; lI!tio Parchment IT,. los. ri'y
Mia" Sw.o; I,;nHhee. III: Guide Post. III;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
PRINCIPALS GIVEN BIG PAY PLAY FOR STATE TITLE Will RUSH GYM ERECTION
JOHN MARSHALL SQUAD
MEETS ROANOKE TODAY
BATTLE for High school Championship
of Virginia Promises TO he
Thrilling Event.

John Marshal, h!Gh Schools grid
iron eleven left Richmond yesterday
afternoon for Roanoke. where they viii
play the high school team At that
scholastic championship OF the state.
!, - Tie last game OH the 1871? season
schedule. and has attracted interest
throughout the state on account OF It's
Importance ana the relative calibre OF
the men on the opposing linc-ups.
The tilt idis afternoon viii be the
hottest contest OF The year. Tho teams
re ovcnly matched The Richmond
SQUAD has come through the season
with the carmarlls Of grid fighters.
and an cnViahlc record. Nj tho play
crS are in the pink OF condition, and
are prepared for n hard battle.
Coach StrinGrr has developed sew
crai new surprises to spring on The
nt2incers in addition 10 those
which caught Maury High mapping last
week. Tho past Week has been used
10y the coach IL working his men at
hnTd practice. Funting, forward pass
INK. line formations. straight limo
l'uu-cS. defensive work and ali other
ANGLES % the game have been care
fully drilled into the men. in pre-
pHration for the crowniug game >of the
season today.
Following are the names OF the
veterans VINO accompanied Coach Lew
Str.Hger and Manager Herbert iIa-rel-
son on the trim to Roanoke: Flippcr,
left end; Durett, left tackle: White
head, left guard; .NShhrook. center;
hethe!, right guard: Smoot right
tackle; G. Todd; right end: II. Todd,
hyd"r right hal: back: Carroll, fun
back The following substitutes wcre
taken along with the rugJlars: Briggs.
I.oleu, Marin and Saunders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
HAVANA RESULTS

tr Hii5ss 5nesa'i fqsensTnqvem Sc rs
10 tcoNnorsl 10 l.. to ) t,S vs." aS stSHf
Our aIaki 10 .tGarranp, = 10 :, evGn ! To- =
third 't'mo. i:c3. colonel Lilari director
Foo, and Bounir Rrd ran
Second ract>-siS furIon ss-scir Eahv 10.
iKedcrisl even. ITO ; on. voa' ST. Oliver.
ond: Circulate. IL iCyumr>. : to e. e..rn.
! to .. thix.L Time l:lt ,-5.' l.scacv. Tiki,
Gear. Sweet Alyasium. ilnlsar ana FC,.aiiial,i
Third Fag s.. apa nchelf surloar>
To :. won: Axiom. 10 UiurrArl even. rs :
out, second: nhcdoicn; % tArchamnut :
Herder: Fict<b Fancy RI Smoke. Ilas,y
Fourth racs--m'le ana eenth-co-ai.
III tsrnmpl 20 .. 10 > out. won; Re-.
a mai lIi ,M;Gun,ttnS, I" : I" on, SEQ
ran
s. Eif'hi rscc-rnit-rl'ndin 'oS ,Marrrmec,.
q ~, 10 70 !. even. Won. pirii Bcnso7.
so tCrcvist,a). 2 TO !. 10 T. To- Soc.
sond. Great Gull lbs iCruwn to ID I'M
out. third Time. l:+3 nI Hunt ~ Edc-
inert. Fairy and Ni.tni Ow rai '''T,
S.Nth race-oHc mile RhyHcr, 30 tKcd-
cris). to 70 b. 10 D. won: Golden
10. second; Pers"Us l5S ,Molnta!r] Ia /
a tS ( .aal '45s1 G Riian 's IGy
! Whupoorw'n ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

,F.-s,, race-nve fprlcnEs-swe.. l.iosr,y ,os
ianhank liz G5uxion). ! to !, - r,rm,
d, ond; Doluh IL tGrothl t 10 tu !.
S & tn,rt T%s iol Hsrri Ey ier
A. r Moody. biz Idea ran
Second racc-siX furlonCs-Shaudou. lis
Fuestei' - 10 J. to ]. TO !. Won; Par
r.sh. llS UGSr0erl. 10 /. y to q. 10 ;.
Milton Hoblec. orney Malice. Scarra H.,
Thrill, Lady Eileen. Tiaisn. My Oracle,
THIRD rateE<ix furongs-suEar Mint. los
cant. ~ -G.pnstorsil. TO :. 10 s. 3 to s.
- .ui; BGrg"yne, ITO CTroXlerl. . 10 5. 10
,0 10 %. third. Time. l:li As Who "a res
81 isrmsin. Lonely. shenandoah. Margaret
Fourth Tacc-nve and half fur4onss-
won. Little M.udie. ion ltRichcrecil>. to l..
&" J. 70 : second; Beisev, III tCoitilcttn.
go F. third Time. l:O: Hack Wing The
Gallant; Dancing Girl. Rappahannock Ill.
Fitth race iive and one hal, ,urlones-Ar-
Toid. "a, tbutweilb. 10 !. { to To- 10 q
won: Tacola. nc N.unsfordt. ; to =. 4 10 3
% :, second: You Need; ii2 tWarrinG;onl,
Ultima thule Bon Trolnp. Tickiis!i. Thc Boy
Sixth racr-miia and Observation-Disclosures.
IT, n,Gro ils to 20 ), ! 10 2. won;
omi; I.eta. Ito tDavies>. Is TO /. ( to l. 10
Isi indau Stirring Tours ran
~ 'Garncn. 70 L" :. even. . to 5. won:
llUl" Cottage. IL tButwelN. to l. 20 :.
90 10 second; Saints Bride. liz (Ambr5seS.
III p to :. to G. third. Time las . )
IIE"r ltose. Adelante. Bandymo ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
pnris nihs nn ,riiIn ,Iutch

PARIS. Dec 5.--'rhc Presse DE- Paris
says that Il purse OF 100000 francs
VIII he posted for match between
Jack Dempsey, the American pugilst.
and CARPENTER. 10 be fought IN Paris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
:FRENCH CHAMP RECEIVES
$4,000 FOR SHORT BOUT
.nccketts Share for Dismal tttcnnt al
uviboTn stadium Was
~ Sl5,GtA.
. ny rmlvSsa.l Service.

" LONDON. Dec N.LGeorscs Carpcn-
tier Won s25.6vo rs his share .tor. his
10, seconds work in the ring ~ Hoi-
born Isl adium last night. Beckett WAS
pa ID $1,000 for his d.smai exhibition
sas asDuSilist
I. PROMOTE Cochran said tonight that
ne was not by surprised al me Quick
finish OF Jhe British contestant.
Il had very iitUc doubt but that
rSarpen;ier would wiu n his nrst Hash
with the British Isplraut, Beckett IS
no more .h,n It second sradc hONar-
From the mcrlcn, the gong hrs; rang
the .TreNChmam .R1d his opDopcu-
beaten. II was a triumph OF mind
over matte. Beckett was meeting It
type OF hehtrr mat he had never en-
countcTcd before
Dempsey has promised me that he
wi! nor box N England except undol
my management lie has also PROMISED
sthat hc VII not maze AMY further
Fighting lScmcUtS until me sees me
III NporicU ann SIi.in& Tor There
next week. ! AIN determined 10 stare
the Dempsey arpeuiis- IN olyn.a and
have engaged the ru id.ng for tnat
purpose next June"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
Frenchnlan Will Take
Fling in Bright Lights

LuNDOS. Dec. &c. y. COchrnnc,
promoter OF the CIrpentIcr-Itrckc
light, announced to-day ti,at GcOrgrs
Carpenter has signed an agreement
10 iight .1ncis Dempsey, the American
heavyweight champion, next !cnr.
The purse Will he $4,000 pounds, the
winner linking 90 per cent nnd the
IoSrr 80.
George Mcdonald. Dir. Cochrrnc's
secretary. will leave for the United
StEtcH tomorrow on bourb the
steamship Baltic. MIR. COchrHnc
himself will follow on the 1Iaurr-
tnnin. December I3.
tarpcnticr'S manager snid today,
that his prOtcEc would not sign for
amy fights in the immediate future.
declaring that Carpenter expected
Ia I'LL :. stage engagement immcdi-
atciy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-06
CUTLER LOSES TWO GAMES
bowman ind bland Are yictors in
Laht Nights billiard
Tourney.

cutler lost both games Of a double.
header last night AT tho Grand Parlars
IN The Richmond billiard tourney. Bow
man brilliant, safe ana consistent
laying won the first game ia a lUO-to-
~ contest. The second game was won
- Bland, who defeated Cutler in a
hhshy manner, winning by d score OF
100 TO 50.
Last nights tourney was the occ,.
sion OF several large runs in hoib
lfm mes n, cn,ier pad the highest run
Wa right on his heels with :, r,,,,
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Carpenter CHALLENGED.

oMdD,NTnhAI.. Dec. 5.-The Canadian
to Gc nlnb today cabled challenge
orh Scs Carpcntler's manager in
,,:" ,,,n Tor tho French boxer TO mcet
wnfbphn," ,hrosseau. Dominion middle
tiom chainp!on, In boxing exhibit.
~ h,m'e wy !. Dominion DAY, at ono
p ra "" race tracks Brousseau bns
req rom u slight attack of mr.
c,,,im Wien followed his bout win
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ur.i.e,hali Schedule Announced

BliiSrOL., VA, Dec. J.--Thr manage
ment of the local Y. NJ 6. y. basketball II
team has announced the following
for this season: NirGini;,
Poiytcchnic Institute. Emory and Hen
~ College, Carson Newman College,
In'NrrsitS Of Tennessee, rusculum
College and tho Nashville Handlers
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scape construction, is director Of
ground at Richmond College, and has
charge Of the work OF laying out the
additions 10 the field. He was FOR :,
number Of years connected with the
Country Club. having hunt Tn. court )
ct lhnt nlACc.
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Created Sensation Tn pnr,

IARlS Dec: 5.-CarpentIer.s vic
tIr prer bo neeket' created great en-
that waited on tho boulcvards nnn g.,
Gales for the result. All iTrepri,
sportsmen were confident that Carnen
'icr would win. but were surpris :,
whom he did II so nnicklv " 20 ~