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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
HAVANA RESULTS

ri'st r., g&crays fpT!2n?s- ponsl.s rair
! t" :. on, second. Anaabcilc. los tCc!a.
yei"t. IL TO !. . t. !. = 10 =. third. Zinc
20 90. sentry. Nochsryc. LAZY street
also van.
~ second raGg;o-ly y ana h~if fnrl9"s5-
" ,c,, -'I =, ~ - y 70 /. cH"h, 10
even, to .. out. second: ricryoj 10.
tEr"ENl. 1 to ., Il - o. "a :. tair,,
Time. ~. l!oIaa1. clash Of Stc@l WA
ih%, Ralph :, Naomi Walton also ran
MIRA racC---siS fuTlonSF- Ned .;:Iuy
i'TiGht,. u" tNorrlmacl. - to l. - :.
!" ]. Won: Ira nirm. ~" IGsrncr) 20
10 s.cond; MsG:nct Land. ~
TINS rs AeGIam%,ion, Tho Glciner
90 F"Hr,h 'ace-,-ai%. ,uri?ngs-Jac& lieaiy
m@m; Eddie Iran,or. i"!, nieward, TO =
mo- NC to 20 e.; to =: third, Time
9p.n. Wh.,o Crown als~ ran.
Fiith rlcc--six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1907
Garner. 70 !. even. 20. :. won: Assign
scrond; kugswor,h los ITayIorG. / to /.
Cote Enoa. uarocI. An.sricam. Iiuiscr iiso
van. "
Si|;h raco-o n, miIc--pon Thrush. i;1
Ific!IynD. to . 10 :. out. won; 90 Win
iioiir .: i;liz"Eothtnnn lot tJan"ttj is
' "a .. out ihirl. Tini". 1913. Miss
~ s'r, " OOuihruSn JI.o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

Sweet, Ltbor,v lo, r!S ldes. IG9: S.,sm.,
rrvor: III: Hs rriraus Heir, ~; Doiph
~: l.. Mocd%. ~: Grove ~ !I2; Waters
Segoud gscc-s!x fnrlcnss-Thlrst- ~:
Maud !:tccn. iDI: Etll!oc. ii.. Lady Eileen.
III; ThF.l;.. III: L!;ls Princess. III:
Shan!Gu 49,; Milton i:oblcc. iia; Parrish.
liz: Jcmc: y. Cum mimes. 10; Genera.
lis. Also eligible. '!HJtn. lis: NJ"
!.racse rs; y: hn!oitcr, 10, k-tshdin.
., Thi;;,l r,assIy turions:.. p..wn
Mars-r"i Scnacr. in7: sugar Mn; lea
III: 81. GcTmainc. III; Who Gro. iIo.
Fourth rs-'---iivo :.nl ctc-iait turIou-S-.
M-"icVr.' 100 ~ ok Wing. 10: Little
NaEl,'. 100. E-2rhiIrnn" *. III. iT2. Mel
'itO-t". ipS. Mile. orb. los: Dancing Cir
io". ~. Gallant, ia: sherman & iii:
iisT9N iiual'r. I!-; iionstai:n li3. Betsy
I'!tth !.er-Ba,on Houco h.uli..p. ,.e
1nnu nnt' h.,i i4!!ons: --M~ch Garner l"pi
: ok: ,~g".t :'I; I.ch.!sh, rs: U!i:na tha!H
s SS,h r5seaT.li:r snd : ..s!x,tc.n,h-,lnl!an
-; ,h"n n,@,asc,: !oS: E!ro'v9," r.vo-i:c
INK "a tl,:'"n 'a' Tours. ila DosnbI.;, i!3;
r ,Scy"I,,h rac....-milH and sxtccntt--
~, ,..dc!sn,c.. III: saints fridge. lis: lit,
II. tptt.gr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
BOXER REDUCES WEIGHT
IN HURRY BY WORRYING
Manager Tells Of Novel Experlence
with PuEiltst orr Eve or
Ring battle,

NJ, ,'im mn.c Dunn, than whom there is
rys. once had Il boxer who caused
jimmy many an hour of rrn.tin..
This boxer fought we'll for Dunn
hnt mad Il system or ira ming for lights
tii"t was al! his own and one Jimmy
could never overcome.
II used 20 match him FOR fights"
forfeit that he would appear at Thai
As The fight approached / would
look hin, over and nc appeared too
heavy. weighed him and my Euos.
W m.aS, rish' AZ noon The day ot his
hEnt nc was two pounds over lie
MAD 20 weigh q; SAND did not van.
10 i2so my forfeit
49,, - Never mini he would tell ne
II! worry II Oft
He refused 10 walk u few mile: -
take of his weight. but Just stucl;
around Came 100 and weighed him.
Hc was half pound ovc: He said.
j gu scc: I'VE worried off mound and
q half. Let me alonc. I'll he all r!1h; :
NJ hc weighed and never moved
tho lean. II" was AT tho right weight.
He had worried OF two pounds that
Afternoon 20 mako the weight.
"Eut | had worried Off four or five
for fear VIC would lose tho forfeit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
VERSATILE FOOTBALLERs


STAR ioo,hau players" Of the season,
"" .'ie as" capn Die at other branches
90 Sp"I arc tS follows:
'hirA'r ON baseball team.
Murpby Dartmouth, STAR ,,I.rbcr ana
".i -h' turnover '
"a, il'y, ,,,t Leh'sh, nsh Jumper and
!l,!;nsl,,neS; 'ltshu,gh. shoris,op
ih"ine Murphy. Yale. shnrtsiop
nali '''' va SC
Drummer, Penn hasAyioynl ana base.
I'citon, Hazard, pitcher
S'Tu'iuS Princeton, outnclIcr
I'm, ~ u basketball track ana
Storey y. y. l. baakct5an
ia Ia II. '""
WNoinslem; Co.uiHh.a basketball
Hpagnn, i.chigh. wrestling
fonS. Lchirh. wrestling
iiradcn, Yale. trach
Eoyuton Williams, baseball
fIiHpntrick Boston rol!cg, .,.r
pitcher.
Ellsworth ccrncil, nHc!dcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
TENNIS CLASSIC AT SYDNEY
Davis International Cup Events Min
'r Decided il australia Newt
Month.

special "a The Times p!spaich.
NEW YORK. Dee. i,-'rhc Davis cup
shin Will ~ PLAYED n .;.dncy. Aus
tfaIia, summary Is. II and Is. accord
ms to word resolved at the head
!6%ri"rS OF tho Cnitcd States Tennis
ASSOCIATION here today. Tn. English
team NnIcA sailed for Australia late
Y ort"h":, VIII consist o; \. X. i,
+ 'hSS'"i", y, T. i;camish and = II
Low. Ihc NniraIasi,, team probably
VII! include Norman Brookcs. Gerald
PATTERSON and two other players VET
10 bc selected.
inc series VII! consist OF four sim
giles matches and one doubles comics,
we i:dt.on winning Three out O. five
- bc INC winner. II is understood
me CHltcd states Association VIII vote
/" 'Aiti!'hSc Tor ih" trophy at it's nest
annual meeting with the series 20 he
n!h\ci ~ tie summer or autumn OF
go tHcvrdins to The location OF the
ttp u"'"."s country at the close OF
NIt NO.h4.4. matches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
AMERICAN BOAT CLASSIC
WILL BE HELD IN JULY
Date thanEcd to Allow United states
Representatives TO Race in
England,

DETROIT. MICH. Dec. "A chang
IN The date Of the 1920 gold cup races
ton probably will be necessary be-
cause q! the liking % the week beg in
ming August 10. for the running Of
IN" liarmsworth trophy races in Eng
land. ii MAS stated by members of
tho association here today.
Thrrc American boats arc expected
10 contest IN the Iiarinsworth races.
and as all Of them viii! he entered in
tho gold cup races. which had been
set for the first week in September.
il has been virtually decided to seek
an earlier date for the American
Classic. Three days. 70 include July
I. have been tentatively decided upop.
According TO present plans the three
Amr!cau contcnders Cor the Harms
worth cup Will be sent overseas by
Car Wood. called the. power boa;
w!Iard' OF AlSonac. Mich: Commodore
y. l.. Judson, president OF the .>yucri-
can Power Boat Association, ana carl
Fisher. Of indianapolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
BOSTON MAY TRADE GOWDY
raising or War Here and Veteran
backstop Itumorcd nN ono
OF Clubs thnu.r>

There is a belief IN Boston That Hank
GewdN. hero of Tho wuylI'N series Of
l"ii and OF the world war al Inll.l&.
has played his last g3u!r as a member
81 the Graves. George Washington.
Grant is now formulatin. plans which
VIII result in thorough shaking nj ut
the lirhvcS hcfoic the diwniuI OF tho
season Of 1870. and C;owdy. il is said.
WI! h" QUO OF The :irSt OF the rUu's
veteran players 10 60
In IN" event that Gowdy is placed on
inc market tho hidlinG Tor his services
Is !iA"lN 20 hc brisk though not as
brisk as il would have boon had tho
I'oSton club cared TO part with him u
year ago. t"I" Hank. first oc TIN. naioi.
league players {" enter The service i'm
the war. WAS very much iu the pu.lic
eye = year ago Wijh 'Ar l.asSli,:.
months flank has been shouldorcd on
Of The spctli@htS glare T., various pu.t-
llStS. wrcStl"rS and WuttGots vino tojcd
al! attempts |" sr' them into uniform
wh"u there WAS lighting To ne done.
hanN value , a drawing card has de
creased, tor tho public's memory IS
snort. However ihcrc are two or three
clEh owners who would rather lie 10
.c' the yelI"w-huirc hIclis;up. ana on.
Of these may hc Induced to part w3,h
valuable man ." two IN cNchaucc .o,,
him "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
HAVANA ENTRIES

~ t4rc--Gyc iurluuG s--our Maid. Hot
Irttn, '!"'In GahnCN Ste. Director James
K.r"n ".n. col Liliard. III.
Sf"uH! H+c"--.siN fI-i"n~s--Sir Oliver
100: Iiirh Gt.r. To-. Lc"acy. iO.: sweet
ih:iy. nm, 80 L.... rc-icidad. los each :.
ihtrd r.c.--.yc ana oro-halr furlons So
lic.Irr. PhciGc3 .: each: .tvion. los: Ed.
j".n"a .. iioE,c Fa2ry, .,liig smoke. Io7
t"chi j. j. Mnrdock. TIaa,y Cora, 40
Fourth ra.e mil, and q siXtcemth--I'rec.
Coral. III: iiocutn. III
ruth -nliio--.i'airiv, 100: Dick Bon.
;on 10: N@ht owl. ioS: Ern,oni. i0S
iiGGSy"" M;c T5cei ,I;" .l9a' EilIy Hurley
SiSin rICG--Tl!! "---,c ilIum 100: Guide.
Pos 100: iad% I;;@anGton. io2: american.
WIN. .LA: L.n!MnN EhhMnc. IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
D. A. A. Gets NEW GROUNDS
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
VIRTUALLY CLOSES DEAL
baseball Season VIII Opcn ON ApriI
-tiubs Limited to Four
teen Men.

SpeciaI 10 The Times D!spatch.l
hANNiLi-E. VA, Dec. i.-Dauvil!c
citi%cns will see baseball played on
new grounds next season. The Dan
NiiH Athletic Association have yi,tuai-
~ closed Il deal. whereby II w:ll come
INTO possession OF i spacious ,lat tract
Immediately in the rear Of the stone
wall jackson School. in North Dan
vile.
Unable 10 secure tho only existing
diamond, the local club has made ar
ran"omcnls for the use OF the s:heol
athletic ncld which VIII now be de
rnl"pcd Tie site is considered an UNI
usually GOOD one. The association pro
poses 10 hui!d grandstand with 4
catiu- capacity for l.0Qp persons.
equipped with rcssns rooms and
bathing facilities, The blcachcrs will
Dr J. l.. Taylor rturncd last night
from greensboro, y. G.. where he de-
posted a $1,000 guarantee with the
other members Of the Piedmont Lea : TIC.
Season Opens April 80.
II has been decided IN open the sea-
son April -. ana 30 close Il on Labor
DAY, September :. thus providing n
schedule Of l20 games. ON the open
iuS day Danville Will play High Point
N the morning, at the latter place.
Train schedules permit the afternoon
game being played in banviilc.
No team viii be allowed 10 have
NOR" than three players who have
PLAYED in higher league than class ..
y .,.,":y limit of $1,000 exclusive OF
that Of the club manager. has hecn
fixed. The piaNcr limit tov each club
is fourteen men.
The local club Is already dick erine
for a manager and is in correspondence
with several men.
Among those who Will probably he
given a try out is Bert CiayGin. former
" left handed pitcher in the Roam
-
iptching matcriai is>in sight for the
DanVillc club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
GOULD LEADS TENNIS SETS
kfn>clin Wins Three Ou( OF Four From,
Amateur Champion
Yesterday.
On NssoclateN prc.s.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. As a re-
suit Of tho second days play in tho
court tennis match between Jay Gould
amateur and former worlds upnu
champion. and Walter KinsciI.. Tho
tionai open championship the score
SANDS itVc sets to three in favor Of
Eouid, his opponent winning three O:
were 0-5. G.3. G-5. G.ia nv scores
The coatestants showed corDlc;c
irroversai of form compared Win
incsda%.s play. In tho first Sc, II
!vohcd l!kc runaway match FOR Gould.
INC amateur champion opening like a
WIhir!wiad, and taking the set siX.lovc.
Mlth inc beginning Of the second SGT.
however. kinselt took dcspcru,n
chances, sending The balls back Over
the net with terrific pace He kent
up MS speed throughout tho renlaiuGcr
OF the sets -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05

Fight Flashes From
London Roped Arena

After sending Beckett to tho floor
Tor the count. Carpenter >miiincly
said; II hive one like IL for jack
DcmpSc3."
knockout blow came too sudden
for even tho BritiShcr TO know want
had happened, Let niomc the dlsap-
pointed crowd. who had paid ~ high
as 500 for seats.
Five thousand persons Witnessed
tho fight. including: mobiles and many
women.
Bcckctts bulldog determination
was no match for Carpenters light
ming attIrk.
Right WINS scheduled to 40 TWEEN
~ rounds. but came near ending iu
az many minutes.
letting NnS heavy. with the Eng
li>h champion n fNc-tu-fuur fa,-
Oritc. Cnrprntirr'S hackers voLblcd
mp the odds and no money WAS ,cft
unfadrd.
Is. !. Angle refereed the eight"
Georges spectacular win will
prohabia force champion of the
w"rid, jack Dempsey, to risk i,iS
title IN n mill 4" bc staged ut am
carly date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
YALE MAY TURN new LEAF
AL UMNi SAYS HAMMERS
AND TONGS GAMES MUST GO
College Weekly Condemns Ancient
Playing Metods of blue
Eleven.
Special to rho Timos-Dispatch.l

lSpccial 10 Inc limcS- DlSpa tcn.J
NEW HAVEN. CONN. Dec. 1.-THE
Alumni Weekly, whose Eyrations
throughout the football season in re-
gard TO tho Yale team have been as
mysterious as Yalc's apparent inability
TO take up the modern game. has the
following 10 say in this weeks issue
regarding tho end OF the season:
That the football season just over
has proved q disappointment TO Yale
men everywhere. and not least 10 the
varsity and tho coaches themselves.
goes without saying. II was Il season
in which Yale lad exceptional foot :
ball material to start with. a corps OIL
coaches OF whom ia!c mad srea' en-
reputation. and opponents in the ina!
games who had the same probicm5
that Yale had in renewing their loot
ball traditions At the close Of the war
I'm the final game Yale on each occa-
sion had the better OF the argument
tho first time with the score in her IA.
play; tho secon.! time on superior
strength throughout the latter half OF
Tho game. Yet each game was thrown
away. 10 Princeton by failing on
difficult play into All unexpected score
against US; 10 Harvard by fumD!cs and
finally by most disappointing lacE
O. football sense rIass Wi,h trying touch
Tho team In play appeared not 20
know what to Dc when critical turns
OF fortune came. 4 we'll drilled de
fcnSivo eleven. il did not have an oncn-
Sivc that could score.
Hammer aud longs Depart.
Il, is well for Yale to accept tho
situation philosophically, however
much We wanted the varsity team TO
reap. the benefits OF its acknowledsed
possibilities. For there are other sea.
sons coming. and new coaching stan
needs time TO. set going;
as a hard learned iesson Of the season.
The old tradition hammer and toaSs
football in which Yale's name was para
mount on tho sridron FOR generations
oy the forward pass is the new order
of things on the football. field. and Yals
must accept tho change, however dim
cult IL is for her mentors who have
rnl. has learncd mis- lesson. VIC hone
evar y s4Sui bra no' E sa~s INsaid h9w
.airi, OF the 1919 Yai. varsity. The
team. VI 20 the limits O. It's knowi-
rdsc and nrcparat!on for emergencies.
ditioaal Yale athletic models. There
was no failing OFF either In the Fight
ing spirit Of I'll. team or OF tho un-
derEraduate backing Of 1t 20 tho last
Tho team deserved Il better record
lhan its onp2menis permitted it to
=, w pHe' on! CONGRATULATIONS
10 bo'h Princeton and Harvard and
propose bette" season next year for
Yale"
In tho news story OF the game. also
IN the Yale Alumni Weekly. this sig
nimgant staiemen, VAS made:
This is not thc time nor tho place
70 diScnSS tn" raSt season. But NO
90 wish 10 say tina; our faith in the
!uturc Of Yale sports under the guild
ance OF DR.. sharpe is in no wa
dimmcd by his first seasons results
tie came at an unusually difficult time
WhHn lootball for three years had been
shclved for a greater game. Let g. no,
pc forgotten that il took Iaushttn
four years 10 bca, Yale"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
SOUTHERN CHAMPIONS
H0N0RED At RECEPTION
Eighteen Members Of 1919 Sou.u
Given Sweaters and Gold
Footballs.
RICHMOND MAN GETS rREsrN,
Captain Turner Bethel, C.oacbo.
itaftery and Schultz Given Souye.
Mrs in Token OF Appreciation Of
Washington and Lee Students.
Especial to The Tlnes-pjs,,,cn

tSpccial TO The Times
Win ~ al, ~ ,h hoN 50 "a. Dec: i,-ShowercH
slowed upon gr!dlron warriors. beam.
eu upon ndmirinEly by fair ones from
his his S S,accs' Head Coach naftrry ana
;rs- 3"o ,.rn Champions were the cen.
cecc3tion that marked the cuiminatio,,
s o. ono OF the most successful football
and Lee. s!oi'
-, he main feature of the occasion was
anno',oc sluins OF monographs and the
vct"1an ln,i That Lindsey Moore
Generals next year '''c
hichmond Player uonorrd.
niio,in. 'ofsn OF his br!llian, work IN
championship goal Head Coach R,ftc.,.
"aS a"afI"d = silver loving cup. iii.
n n,si,"n': su r., -. Shuitz who achieved a
man. WAS presented with a .-oia IN,
ana ~ "a knife, csptain Turner Eethci. The
k!ch'nond lad. whose work al -,
tackle has attracted the eyes OF Io,.
ball AUTHORITIES throughout the E:,s,
va" ,T i s1S? inc reSipicnt OF a gold chain
rarkersburE. w Va, nana.er =;
the southern Champions. a beau.;fni
so!d watch was. presented as a token
Oh T ine appreciiation OF his service.
,irc!y of Southern boys. nearly al or
whom were. Il; the service or tic.-
country during the word war. The
Champions. and The Representative :ca!n
OF the South.
Eighteen Get Letters.
Iuc following members OF the 1919
squad were announced az MONOGRAM
woarcrs and presented with sweater.
and gold footballs. tokens O: the cs-
,ccIn and admiration OF their fellow
students and followers:
Y. 6. R.tcry. head coach
y u. Shut. ass;stsat coach
beihs'. captain. .ish; ,lc":e. isch.
III, y. MeuouE!.. manage, r..A,rsouss.
@; n. Dawes. isn end. r.ye::cy!uc.
/ E MS?;,; ~: 'ea4:15; E,n:5ola. y.
I. u. Fac. c.H.cr, Ard.rs5H, 5 C.
J.. 9, Bailey. riEEt guard. k-rbr!dse ~,
:. u 'orbeiH ;!sh, end. Wilmington,
~ =. M.noH. r!sht end. ,i..esyilis. Va.
l.. l.: collins. v!Eht e:G. N.rioa. Va.
- T. M-:t'x. quartz: bach. L.c5rU...
IL s'lve.s,e!a. ha:r b.eS cn.r!-s;on. W.
l ". Mcdonald. Jr :gi. s.c4 lie,
s, /, n.in,s,' halc back r..n-.. Tenn.
:, u. A Goch!!! Qua!,c- bec. Cncsteras,:
~ Il. Waters. manager :si7. rreaer!os.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
TIGERS DEFEAT CUBS
IN BOWLING CONTEST
White SoN and Reds VIII Clash To-
night ut PictSch
Alleys.

IN the Junior Tcnpn League at the
rictsch Alleys last night. the Tigers
took the Cubs into camp in two OF
tho three games bowlcd. Tie Cubs
were OF color and did not have their
maple eyes with them. making only
,ri points in the second set. They
staged 81 come back in the third
game. winning by the wide margin Of
$50 20 ,61.
one OF the curious freaks o: the
nights play was that the losing team
had high total Of 2.39G pins for the
same total OF 1853 ~ spite Of this
SUPERIOR BOWLING. they lost the best
;wo out Of three.
q. l. Glenn made hiyh individual
score With @o9 pins. lie also made
nigh total TOR the nights play, with
|5' pins against 50T. his nearest rival.
IInLlHnN'S nnrk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

f5 t51o S!N to ' y 70 70 & Tod
saa2r u ,!!s,syG,pp.' s e i. 70 !; =
~ ia r" s,crii%s NaS,hSus
lt sa E11hGg bn%,ncr si*9 rrsP7,
:. Won; Viva cuba, 10. CMoricn) / 10 l.
t" .. 10 10. second: Caucon. loI t,iar-
20 paniy '22.ni G c;fr. ,b ,nFa fS
Weller. Move ON. Dohcrn.' Drc.n. Do,.bIc.
Nan, Dev.t'. EidAio also ran.
: Ju,%b2 III cfuAt9mln, e 2 eyen. %
:;,,t %" ~ even: third, 'rim". ~ g.:
Sayonarra. Mo,idiia:. Moss. Philistine. NJ b.
!-i,tle :prinS "ls" Fan.
liumma. ~ b.unsi"rd). cNsn.. 10 :. /
TO 4. Won: i;rmitana. iv2 'Boyie). s TO J.
{" !, "y"n. second; Src"sistcr. lie tWvkoni
o1 :" i.efcc 'H'G d ti In ;,d leg 81, III
= ~ 'oiniSSey iIifh NDtc. korthasc,
Won Es ':'',' ioo cnurhe,. 10 ). 20 :.
% :. second. rtRan,su. lso (Ambrosc)
Ermity, pai7ymor also ran.
StN,h ra"t-.nIi" and seventy yariE--
Ma.ther. ~ 'w,sSrri,"c,, on>. - 70 !. 5 70 /
u :. { 70 5. secon,i, Audrey X los tIian.
rcichl. II {" l. 20 :! 5 10 !. third Time.
LII ~ -, 8, M:SssriiE A,r%rrdcrr. a. ,sm
Loan Cochran. B.rinGano Prcva,.c. t..
Lady Iona Bon Rnkcr. Constant slso "a n
-, 'mruih r~tc--onI am! "n.-ciGth mt!~+-
"on Mouniair EosH. 10! ,Du.Ean). 4 TO
=, :" .. &" . second; McAdoo. Io3
rMi m@ .:' to c,,u 20 +; 'h :cr
Water Proof. Crntt.t.ut, IanltC also n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
TO HOLD SPORT MEETING
H. =. 4. 'fs.mbcrs win Discus. Impor
liant Issues md Elect
Officers,

io"iSnt ~ $50 O'Clock by ;he Rich
mond sports Association. in tho auto
mob!I" room Of Nvrnhy's Hotel. Be
rem; term. tho association viii DC or.
sani1cd.
ono OF .hc grave ,or!cs which VIM
be the shor,ar. OF Basketball nl,vinr
courts. and Director of Public : irety
AlyrrS refusal TO grant permits for
1,n!etie teams 20 use the Echmond
armor!cS. fiHns :ov the 1920 football
5oaSon vii! also bc discussed. in adds
lion 20 many other sport activities OF:
Importance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
HARvARD'S UNDEFEATED
SQUAD WILL GO WEST
Regular Eleven VIII pIny Pacific Const
hninpion> nt Carnival
oT Roses.

CAMERjDGE. MASS. De-, i--TL,
N.tv"ri tIuivcrsiiy football team
which VIII invade the West to play q.
!%"Gin- i'aclilc Coast eleven AT rasa-
conn on New Years Day. VIII be
NirNHii s. nc Same as that which went
'hr*ush nc recent season without dc-
loti. IN c9uncciion With the auno,nc,-
n'hi "t 'iiNard'S acceptance OF the
iuN1ii!on !" MAY At the carnival OF
k"Scs celebration. i, WAS said today
,unf '"cn VT hre" players would be
taken or the irip.
Doccmbo" -" when Il two wecl,,s ~
"'*s, ;or the holidays begins at liar-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
"] am Glad Carpenter
Won Says Dempsey
.iUy Universal scrric-.i

Los ANGEEES' CAL, Dee. -
"I'm glad Carpenter won. wanted
the frcnchmnn to win all along.
but from what ! had hcnrd about
Ucckctt'S ability nv u fighter, was
Il liftIc bit lcary of the result"
This was jack Dcmpsry'- com
Iucnt when Carpenters victory was
flashed to him.
..rhe result was surprise." the
worlds heavyweight champion
snid- 81 did not figure Carpenter
to win that easily and neither did
frcnchman must he there with the
goods"
Asked IL he expected n chaa-
piled:
"Surc. IL was understood the win
ncr Of the light was to chailcuEe
me-
"tud what will you dog"
It's u littlc tOo soon 10 answer
just now"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
BOWMAN DEFEATS BASS
NH'"h Was Closely Contested From
start to Fiufsii-S,.src
100 to ~.

Bowman defeated BASS in the porIie,
3t.hrd tournament ~ the Grand Par.
o"S last night In ono .: the closest
Eory matches ever held in Richmond
~" hnn! score Was 100 20 20. |, was
nip and suck affair th.ouyhout
Tonight cutler viii play a double.
,IeaddT. taxing on Bowman ana Bass.
80 WI. l'ihar, bowman nrst. These
r. ''hsN WI. nay" decided cncc; on
.ia second and ,hi.d pla cs In IN"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
Longer Schedule for southern.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Dec. f-Accord-
ing 10 statement made by Pres !leut
John y. Martin. OF the Southern Leasuc.
his eight club owners while at,cnd;nl.
the recent convention n Springfield N.
southern has decided TO play seized
E'nn already has been DELEGATED Ia
drst; 1 schedule according 20 that rro-
gram. The league Is nracticall? un:,ni-
nous. il IL believed. rorSh1 longer So.
son,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
V. P. |. GRIDIRON MEN
SELECT 1920 OFFICERS
Seventeen Football Players Arc Given
Lett crS-WimhiSh viii nr
New Manager.
Special 10 The Timcs.Disp

7 /
BLACK SBI'HG. VA. Dee i-Iicnrv
/. l:cdd. varsity full hack, mailing from
MIrtinSvilic was unanimously elected
captain OF the 1920 Gridiron club OF
the Virginia POLYTECHNIC Institute this
AFTERNOON a. 4 meeting OF the letter.
men, Eppa y Wimbish, uf Nathalie.
was elected manager.
ed the coveted Y. T. I. letters: !.
hardwick. IL. l.. Rcdd. Graham C-isu.
Lancaster. Godscy. Agmstroug SNaucr.
i'ierco. II. Hardwick. rilsuu. McCann.
Edward Ncascr