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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
OREGON WANTS BEZOEK
State Coach Asked TO WhIu Team
into shape for
IinrSurd.

;, STATE COLLEGE. PA. Dec. Is
huEo BcZdck. Fem States football
roach and athletic director, today was
Hsked by the University Of Oregon foot
Dill management TO go To IN. coast
,,Inine"ih'ciy ana assist in putting that
Team IN shape for the biz COMES; y.
iaSadcna with Harvard on New Years
paS. Bc@dck, VIII" Installed his sys-
ZEN nj oregon in six years OF coaching
,ncrc. immediately wired back that lis
autieS az Penn state would make !,
I'M possible for him 10 take the offer.
u VIII be remembered th., Bczdcl.s
urcG"h eleven defeated PENNSYLVANIA
I To .. at Pasadena. IN 1916, in nm
rSec'iohal contest. He coached
orcSon in 1906. returned 10 G'hico.-o
!" assist stage i'm 1907. ana after four
Years NJ the University OF Ark.nS".
coached Oregon from lal3 mill io;c
m'lcn ne came 10 Penn state. Ills
irSoru at oregon was such that thew
."Nc tr,"d every possible means ;hcra
10 Ec' h!m back. Tn. offer yrcniya5
~ MN today is taken hero TO indicn;c
oregon. 49," We" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
HAVANA ENTRIES

First racc-nve ana onn-h,,, ,,r,o,
i,n@"mrd. 100: Bardora. l07: Colonel i.iiIard
~, ~; ~, Hh"t9 ~, 10; Lady Sweep. liz:
bradley. rs. 49, '""i''
RICO SsroTd ;rc."Is'y furlongs Ed Garrison
niih.. nn9 i.ncky Pearl. 100: Phcdod.n 10.
r :nmG rr'ni9r 1G. nG Tpscan III: neri
M uti HSrlock. li' King Worth. III. Fras.
Third racc--hvc ana one.baif fu,lon..-
Rep. ~; I."otifav. TOE; snow Queen io2,
Mix" Dixon. 100: y Coronct. 10: cha;
s"nn"tc II. LOG Rarlcau. 100: BagiaGire
LIZ Amnais"aor. 10; Suffrage. 10. F'irs,
Fourth r.cc---Gve and onc-haIf fu-,o,rs-
iinorcnt Eyes !02; Msrsc John. I0a; iIi.f.
Pr !II' Diversion. IL: colonel Taylor
FIFTH race--niic and Il si1t.cnth-Aia-nc,
Land: 81; C1ryd"n. 100. Sk.crfacc TO-
Don Thrush 100. Berlin. Ill
.. iX;h raC.--,.mi!e and nftv yards--Ponia-d
~ bic Mss. q. Msry'a Magnetic. ~
Zodiac 49,: StcI"ciin. ~. Iitte Hcarcr
rnkal2n March. ITO: Ned Mil"ybright ~,
lilM S.nmnns. no: Mnndi hrush IL :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
BASEBALL SEASON SUCCESS
President Of Southern Association, In
Annual Report. shows balance
to Credit Of Organization.
Try Assnclatnd prcss !

MEMPHIS. TENN. Dec. l5.--Hasc-
bail in the South last season, marking
the revival OF the game after nc
lapse due 20 The war. was success,
both tror-, the standpoint, Of finance
and spc-; sInanship John u. Martin.
president Of the Southern Association.
told members o; the, association at
their annual meeting here today.
starting with bank balance Of
Sass. received from the former ad-
ministration. the southern .\sSoc!a :
tion. At the end Of the fiscal year. has
all obliFat ions provided for and Il bal
ance in the bank Mr. Martin said N
his annual report.
M. Martin and other officials Of the
league werc rc-clcctcd At todays sos
sion. schedule OF lJi games was or
dered drafted for the 1899 season. and
Ap.ji 70 Was fixed as the opening date
- r,he mex: penan; race. The l54
ca-as schedule was adopted after a
sa::+s -, Io,ed down. Thd-i.la sea-
scr consisted - iir-Et1lCs. No action
-zE -@te- 'o6ay ION TN. cvcn-playcr
mi. a-c proposals fnr The reySio.
q 90 --.@s adopted At the last an
ausl -ss-as including salary and
aSir "a - ,aken UP tomorrow. it
vzf s-ft-- at.cr committees appointed
s-taE. --sS+-. tAeiT reports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

virr TIni FTr &c and opc.hslf furlongs-
H Hi%rn,,,, i? }ps: lio ChaenESr il;
IL" y,,, ,i'' ,Mannikin H. 10. FlcdGlins
- Second racc--sx furiougS--Vnri,v nm.
!"inLny Wnac. 100: Eddie McE.ri," 10"
nHiilN, lo3: pi,cord. l03; Sarasota. la: Van,
SILVA. lo3: Mos", los: Dom. GRAFTON, ia
ii"au. =; General. ia: James T. az ~;
~ Eisihic: Shandon. III: Miss .,lsnag".
'o.; /. inii!micr. ia: Batcheior iii
Third raCr--SiN furiongs-VIva cnln a..
,liaGE liarrigan. 100: Clear tho Wav 10I
Nance, i"ii DANDY Nan. lol: Cauc!or. 10;
MISS iarn"l!. l0a: Watcrsincai los: S.f,,a.
WIFI. ~ ~, i;;2n.iS los: ria!n Ein. 0S
r1"n's 'li ieir I iii' los; cat"nia. 10; lIar
;, Fourth ,.ce .iri,e and seventy YARDS
IRE: Jog; Lively los: Chief los
,hth racial ages. FIVE and ono.b.Ir
iurlonEs.-ira Wilson. 80; Enmity IOs. -:
I"i.' II; nhe 10y. 40: Paniinap liS
Toto ~: Arnold. I23: Pickwick. rs. 80
,, 9Tth rac"--nne mile and siXtcenth--w
X imckncr ln5: Sea Crchin i05; SATIN.
~: R""k"ry lo7: iimpaIong los; Dcndir
III: Hricklev 10: fermank. 10; i.ot;erS
LIZ, iirasurcsi!lo. 10: Bci,iba 81 Ito
IN. llO Captain Hodge, ito; p G
kinT, 10: Dragon Rock. liz Eligible: Ma
Faudcr. iO.; Wiiiran. SO; Leta, 102
,, seventh Facc--'nilc and three sIvternt hs-
ita }aI"t ~: kentucky Boy. l0l: D%ckmatc
~. r.! Rry. III; Puts and Calls iI3: Iitti.
-tlidsc. 10. Christ IIDltars =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
SPORT BOOSTERS GATHER'
AMATEUR COMMISSION AND
CORPORATION MEET TONIGHT
noth nodie< VIII Discuss Matter, Of
vital Importance ia Future of
Athletic Activities Here.
Two meetings Of Tho most vital I'm.

Two meetings Of the most vital I'M
nogianrS 10 amateur ,athlct'c act!vi-
N the aaI S room TS , Of M 1EpiEns
Hotel, when members OF The Richmond
sports Corporation and The Amateur
Baseball Commission OF Richmond Will
come together. Eoth meetings viii be
held II the same room. hut at different
times. The conc!A~- ot tho Sports
al o'colck or shortly after.
AcSord!nS 70 announcements Ivy Ray
hrst-namSd body. iner" Viii be lit,is
OF Importance discussed by. the Sports
Sovporation Members Of this or
secure basketball games and track
meets for TINS city ANA arc dcvotinE
their entire work these branches
Of Snort having. given UP the. idea o;
bringing football olcNcnS 10 this city.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made by
the ". GorHoratio" T. bring 'he cunts
l.. Gcorst'own, Inivcrstty 81 vir!
Sinia. Buckncli and other wcll-known
n UNI CUNTS in This city during
mcnts are pending and until definite
assurance can he given that suitable
places for the staging Of the games
can hs secured. nothing definite along
this line viii he Forthcoming.
Matters OF the greatest Importance.
icu; baseball IN this city. Will be dis
cuSsed ny the commission. Officers for
The ensuing year will he elected pr
William II. Parker. Tong connected
WIKI amateur baseball IN this city,
Is serving as president OF that body.
but a complete roster Of officers will
be installed al the meeting tonight.
Secretary Robert sutton Will receive.
applications for franchises for 1920,
and a line will be secured on Just
how many teams Will take part in
amateur baseball here next year. The
commission had an unusually success
tut season in 1919 and The coming
Year promises To eclipse that OF last
summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
COLLEG|ANs CANCEL CAME
CONTEST WITH MEDlCOS
POSTPONED BY AGREEMENT
Approach of Examinations Forces Game
scheduled for Tomorrow Night To
he l'lnHcd After Holidays.

FAN term examinations have knocked
the Eichmond College spiders Quint
out Of an early season game. accord .
ing 20 announcement made by authorj-
ties a. that Institution last night. The
loca. collceians had a game scheduled
wlth the Medical college OF Virginia
i've Tor tomorrow night at Wcstnamp-
ton. but heavy scholastic work ncccs-
STATED postponcn!cnt OF the contest.
i IS Thought mat the game viii be
played later III event arrangements can
u" made by managers OF hoch teams.
should tn" game be played on another
dat". the spiders and McdicoS viii Get
together during january. The teams
also have another game scheduled
WHICH VII no played after The Christ
Coach Dobson had tho Spiders to-
geth,r for u light workout yeStcrday
afternoon. after which he dismissed
ne men until Ianuary :, when the
real line can b. had on just who Will
UNFOLD the Red and Blue on The floor.
"n,% on" game has been played. that
with the Seminary quint last week.
when the spiders Were defeated Three
iives We're used in this game and the
coach has selected this fifteen 10 repre-
mem who have rot reported yet. are
.Nu"ciod TO join the Spiders after the
holidays.
According to announcement from tho
coach. further cut will take place in
the squad Of fifteen men when il gets
back 20 work in January. Following
this cut. tho Rcd and Blue followers
viii be given an opportunity OF sccur-
ing - line on the men who will play
IN the championship games. The
spiders arc facing the same situation
ter OF place to play. No arrange
mcnts have heen made for a place for
ne contests ana II is probable that
,nncy VIII be played on the temporary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
WINTER SPORTS ARE OPENED
BY JOHN MARSHALL SQUADS
Students OF Local High school Dccln
BoAinE and Basketball
Training.

With the football season over Attn
i,nTs 49,, al 5Ghn Marshall High school
indoor sports. basketball and boxing
already have begun and later the track
squad VIII begin work. The three in
supervision Or l.. Tucker Jones. dircc-
tor OF physical education in the public
schools
George Todd. manager of the Blue
and White. uuint. Yesterday. issued u
call for Basketball candidates and
more than nt;y responded, Preliminary
work of passing the ban and goal
shooting NJ short distances viii he in
auSuratcd this afternoon. With Il
nucleus Of five letter men in school
the coach,s work is liShtencd cousid-
,:ably and Will cn2blc ihe high school
boys 10 set 4 good start i'll preparation
FOL, what likely will he a hard season
Carroll. X. Todd. Bethel. Marin and
Eydcr. football! celebrities. are The five
letter men OF last year out for the
team. THIS quintet has had weeks
rest since The closing OF the football
season and a!npear 70 be in the best
as a forward on last years team has
hccn elected captain OF the quint this
wear.
impromptu boxing matches are held
every Monday morning on the platform
OF the auditorium ana cons iderablc in
tercst has been created ny the ma tchcs
given thus far No decision is awarded
in these affairs. the victory being de-
tcrmincd by the opinion OF the student
spectators. Three OF the main ma tChes
given Yesterday were between Haas
Creighton and Ewing. In addition to
these there were several smaller bouts.
students of tho school are awaiting
with interest the awarding OF letters
TO the members Of the Marshallitcs
eridiron squad as a token for the work
they did on the, gridiron during the
or Will preside At the meeting and give
resume OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
COLLEGE CUNTS TO PLAY HERE
Europe's Heavy Pugilist
Will Star in Movie Film
In Urivcrsal Sorvlco. ]

LOS ANGELES, Call. Dec. i".-
Georges tnrpcnticr. Europr'> chnm-
pion puEllist, * expected ia star in
niOtiou-picturc serial drnmr. mud
to make this place the scene OF his
training preliminary to his tight with
Jack Dempsey. worlds champion. IL
was learned today.
\ cpblcgrRm was dispatched to-
day to Carpenter bH Jack Warner.
Mcil-knOWn local sportsman. and Al
~. john. tilui actor and former anna
tour boxer of some reputation. otter
ing the Errnr, fighter a contract to
appear here in tho preparation OF
film serial.
IL Carpenter accepts. and the Of
fer was said tn have hccn made
tempting enough Ia render IL diff
cult 10 refuse, he il To arrive here
for work carly in February. 80 that
releases on the pictures can bc had
before July I. the tentative date
set for the proposed Dcmpsr!-Car-
pcnticr fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
Tech QU|NT TO PLAY HERE
VIRGINIA POLY HAS GAME
ARRANGED WITH N. C. STATE
sports Corporation Announces Game
Pending lntii Definite Arrange
mcntS Cnn lie Nude for Floor.

Virginia Poly,echnic Institute and
North Carolina state College Will meet
in Richmond. February ~. according
10 Information received from Blacks
burg. Just where the gam, IS to be
played has no, been stated. TIE en-.
5icountcr will be ,hr closing one OF
Techs Northern trip. which begins ON
February ID. An oiticer OF the SPORTS
Corporation, which organization IS en-
games for this city. stated last night
the game was pending ANA no definite
arrangements have been made.
.'1nah!!iiy 10 secure i structure suit
able for the staging OF basketball,
games is haudiCappiNE the organize
ton, but according 10 the officer AZ.
range nCats have boon made 20 hold
the Tech State game III the Masonic
Temple, With th!S announcement The
game appears - h' certainty and
Richmond sport lovers are practically
assured Of witnessing a. last one
big game"
First Game Not Nc, Played.
Although the quint OF NirGiDia Poly
technic institute has yet to play Is
iirst basketball game a. ;he l@I9-l"-e
season basketball activities ~ the
RlnskshurG INSTITUTION nHvr begin =.
y. Bernier, has inaUsuratvd mass ATM
leticS and virtually every student ~.
be afforded an opportunity 10 particle
pate in the indoor cage game
III addition 20 the regular schedule
OF games Tor the "vArSi;N,' there VII
he games between hvcS rcprcscntin=;
school. Eight teams Will make up tho
league. the SiN military companies. thc
signal corps and The band.
In drafting ;he schedule for Tech
The Poly manager has arranged one o:
the mos; strenuous seasons even Nm
de.taken ny . qu:nt wearing the
Orange and Maroon Twenty seven
sames vii he played in ali and some
or the leading college and university
teams OF the country Viii 10 met.
VIII Play Zig Universities.
~ =" - Ata l,-'
Y. ii. T. Nsvn! Academy Buckne.l.
Washington and leo. Alabama f.oiy-
tcchnic. Johns HOPKINS. Catholic TINT
versity, North Carolina state. and Del
aware state College. EeSidcs these
4ates ;hs GE:ssessnI Atnl%{ .i CinG !,,. Of
tntion 20 the Techs Tor \ game 10 he
played in brooklyn anou, December 81.
The trip VIII be taken provided ~"
other games eau be arranged FOR This
,triD. The management considers tn"
invitation 20 play the cr.Sccn;S great
honor. rs their schedule is made ur
Princeton and rennsyiVania; Their
ciuint is composed Of men who We're
formerly stars 3; the above ins'itu-
tions.
Last Years Team, Intact.
While the schedule is an unusually
hard one Tech followers are optinistir
tina. they face The season with its 1918
team intact. Captain George Parrish.
of Bristol: Wharton. Richmond boy
and formerly stellar p"rloTmcr on
scvcral QuintS representing John Mar
shall High school: Wrenu. Walker.
Brooks and Crisp round out the team
of 1915. In addition 70 ihsEs "rGSu
ham ono time haske; hallcr for iiamn-
den Sidney: Painter. OF Roanoke Col
leEc: Davis. from Augusta MlIitatE
academy: Snluldinc. Of bristol l'lCh
school. and Newman. OF ElackshGrg
High.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
CHICOS WIN THREE STRAIGHT
Headed by Veteran PIN Spiller Rowsey
NictUrS Roll Excellent Scores
and Win by Safe Margin.

A; the Pictsch Alleys last evening
the Citizens Home Insurance team.
led by the old reliable Jake" Rowsey.
took three straight games from the
Mcisac Clothing Company team. roll
and SlS. The McKac team was badly
handicapped by the nonappearance of
;wo of it's men, ncccsSitatins two
Dummy scores OF 1870 in each game. a
hand leap too great 10 overcome. Jake
Rowscy carried off the nights hoaors
with counts OF zoo. 2+5 and lse. for the
excellent three game tota! Of 639. For
III. losers Pop" Vunck broke into the
select zoo column twice and gar
ncred Il total o! 5s+ pins for his three
games
'rh. scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
SPORTS
Brood Mare Travels in
State Despite H. c. L.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1a.-Suert
nrtnr. brood niprc valued Mt
S.oVH0. hns arrived here after u
three weeks voyage from France.
ma "a" railroad ndmi nis,rntiou
mnde AN exception TO il, bnn on
>Pc''Ht trains to ALLOW tho priced
animal private ncromm c,intions 10
ia" home OF the owner. Willis
Sharor lNtimcr, Mt BinShnmton. y.
\. rive men attended the animal
on INC trip across. Including
veterinarian TO pre.rribc dict
fhe Stnit ON the boat WINS padded
Win mattresses nnd bulwarkcd
with bales ct hny to prevent iu-
Jury. WIN he mure Wns the
seven uonthS-old fonl, sun INV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First rsc.--six furloncs-Ro-v O'Moore ils
i iisS" tY;@1S, TO- S'sn; to Ven p"inh
Groy". u. 'Rowani. . to : 20 y 1 10 =
ihird Time; l;ii$-5. Move on. Princess
Lou. EdIdis Mod!Sie. Richard Y. clcc!v KAY
Second rac---six furioncs-niab. lo7 tStev-
cdns , 10 even. 10 .. won; Miss Howell.
10. tJudget, 81 to ]. u 10 :. : to !. SECOND :
!, % :, third Time. l':iii43i.i, Miiaa !! Mlss
Herman. Valerie West idcal. Lady Eileen
Little Princess. Marrerv. Nh Oracle. salts
Third race-sls furi"nss-Furbeio us
tkoh!nson). to ;. cv"r. TO !. won; radv
in Black. iln Coi,!I-,tii. to > to !.
fyea fS"H S hird II Time H"T VI, i? ons
RG ,, Domino. HEAVY Weapon ran.
Ty@nriim race-siH furenss-Green Cold. 10
Don rromp. no ,Rodriauez> to !. q W W.
!" . second; ,Trgsty:t 10 (G.rneri. S TO l.
Fort HISS lack Mount Ilaunv Go l.uGkv
and Assume
t,itih raG,ec-mi!e and. .lshth-sailor. ia
onlu Boy. los tStcarneS,. . To- So 20
t. &. second; Merchant. loo tobcrD. 10 i.
cock. Brownie McD0wei ran.
sixth racc-miie and sixtccn:h-Franlz
shannon io2 CColtilcttU. to !. 10 /. even
Won; Tn" Gallant. les tWr!rhD. 5 to l.
GARNER. 2ia to l. oven. 10 . third Tins
"a r. y3 ~ Maud nacccn .Nudrev * Brown
I,, or't i N@tcc. WI! Do Contestant and
Seventh racss51-mlls and slxteen,h-wads.
!" wo 6;ast' rd I%I Morys, cs 20 ).
10 !: 70 !. second: Jack R"vcs. 100 t{:ol
iheuIl, TO :. to :. 10 : third .rimr
~ c,9prSsLss Pnyisda. Ec,sy %' Miss ' Fi;
H"N" t"unt.rhalancc Dancer Chick RI
ley Ph.!stne. Little Spring ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. i5.--Tho trend in
COTTON was inward today. mainly AZ tho
result OF much better feeling regarding
inc situation III foreign exchange, although
the large cSport movement helped swell
me demand Total clearauccs from all
ports were l096S. bales AGAINST 1901. this
h ,i:,S last ysar iiiEhrst prices were reached
improvrmcut In foreign exchange rates I"
como from rcmittaucrs from abroad in the
way OF payments OF interest from the loa MS
AZ the highest tho trading months were ;,
20 rs points over Saturdays tina, uriccs.
llccoinh.r making the new high record al
mo3 Last prices were 2s 10 % points net
The opcninC OF the market found an ac.
cninnlation OF selling orders and IN the carly
trading there wrrc declines OF % TO q poin
put Quick bulge followed the higher quo
cations on stirling exchange and later The
advance was kept going BY large exports
:" mat toward noon prices were &c Ia a.
noints over tn" close OF SATURDAY. I'm tho
early afternoon the market turned Irregular
uhder SiradultnC operations and IL mot y. ,,Ch
liquidation that at one limo il VS. al
net losses OF - TO 81 points but IL nrmrd
up rapidly late In the session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
LEAGUE EXTENSION WILL
BE SETTLED JANUARY 5
Virginia Circnit MoEuIs Then VIII
Take Tn Question OF Granting
Two More Franchises.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec. 10
The question of the extension OF the
Virginia Baseball League 10 an eight
club circuit. with the proposed admis-
sion Of Wilson and Rocky Mount, ~.
g. will be definitely settled at the
meeting OF the league directors here
nouncement tonight by George S. Bar
nes. owner OF the NcWport News club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
Midaics Announce sc,.d,,,

"NNlTUI.IS, II. D. Dec i5-.rhn
fooihali schedule for 1929 OF the Nayni
MGancmy team has been complcteJ
Wt!n inc exception or one rn,rc
princcton viii bc played al princaton
&nn IN. Military academy probably ni
iork' all other games being
iollows: October >. North Carolina
State' october .. open: October IL
hurkneli; October %. Princeton: Oc;o,
georgetown: November Is. I-nivnrsi,
o., south Carolina: November -
Ihitcd states Military Academy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
RESULTS OF BOXING BOUTS

. DF--FEilA. Dec. l5-Johnny
Lizzie. =. ,,sr YORK. outboxed Pat
y ga = So Orleans. IN s.X-round
ptIi - % 20 nc last round.
49, -,---~- Led several hard
Hi:Vs -- --a- vas slow
&E1.a;:.- ruyS De- l.-.Pa1.
iSt-r-.@ i-..c=h E.1 .ga,ne!sf.:
:s.;E1; go decision Over Carlos
Sao...I 81 Kansas Ct.y in an .i.,h:-
-c9hc ,ou; ac:e . dcte-u.u ne witch
s.srD.- nee, Eer-.s Leonard -aa-nr.or
n no-aec.s on coa;.s. o.! Hlln-
iengt, ns~e F-.!ay u.-a-. ii.-ri-,a
,esrr... tae agnt.ns to Faaaiag
iGF0n.Hr8t arL had u.urn the ,cst Of
i've of INC rounds. according TO sr1r,
wr.te.s present.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. phtl,lr
Nirgets, " %ew Orleans knocked or,.
/. knocf our Mars oi Cinc.nna.f IN
.the a1iri round aore tonight OF =
scheduled f!ttcen-:ouHd lightwc!g n,
boxing bout.
NEWARK. y j.. Dec i5.-Younr nor
tiizsimmon. son Of the former world
heavyweight boxing champion in HI.
urst professional contest outhoYcd y,
IS inl"y, OF Newark. TN an ci-hi-rou,i,
bout here tonight Fitzslrnfnon,
Ec!Hhed Il" bounds ana kinlev ia
Fitzsimmons III; up 2 clcvcr .xbihf,
lion OF boxing hut appeared 10 laDL
an cH"ctlN" punch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

~ NE trN" 20 form. lass dnfna;od
q ItISf' 100 10 NJ. IN the pockct.bil
ard tourney q; the Grand pariors
Hish' High run wen; to bass
~ ~ fourteen and he also had several
nuns az ton each. while Cutters hr@;
Was we've. Last niGht's game corn.
,p,!',Gd ne schedule, bur found Bowman
i>tta ana Williams in a triple tic Tor
"e"iu pri2". Thursday night Hr:,d
ana w i1lnS meet in their play-off far
Second rlnce ~ ~ tOE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
10 Numhrr Tiger Foo,bo,I S,,,s

ffIN' tIrN, y J. Dec. I5|T nor
oImncndation ot the football I'D.
.S1!F tominittc". the board OF athIc,i.
IN I"i 81 princeton University coda
.n'eI that hereafter All members O..
ne iG"i ball teams Of Princeton I'M
wfII Sha.i be numbered. This polio,
measures may be adopted by onpns' ~, ID,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

INC board OF director. OF Tho Bank
OF Com mcrcc and Trusts has declared
rs usual quarterly dividend o. pcr
cent. and !; has passed 70 The sn-n'Y,s
account 4 sufficient amount 10 max.
the surplus equal to the capital. Il
mas recently let tho contract for "A
handsome bank building at Twelfth
and Hull Streets for its aIanchcstcr
branch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

uaiioms for ten-round bout bo,wccn
Jimmy Wilde, hywcight, Of r.ngland,
ana Carl Trcmainc. OF Cleveland a,
concluded between Matt Iiinkcl. C!.vc-
land promoter. and j. Hughes rcpr.-
senting Wide. late tonight Trcrnainc
Us 10 weigh ZIG mounds ringSidc
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icnard T." Right Duod.,

, NEW HAVEN, conn Dec *
Jenny Leonard Of New York I'm
"e'Snl CHAMPION, and Johnny Dundee
81 -N." YORK, VIII box twenty rnIin,is
10 4 decision hcyc on The nj.b, ~
January IL. rorfeits of s2.a06 eacb
we're posted In N.w York ;nl,. ."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

Port movement:
New Hork--Middlinr Is 90: stock Gst,f
Minor ports--S Stock. y $40
90 Total t"day,,-i!eccp,s $3.50: exports. 100.
Tn.al for wcck-RccciUts. GS.5si: exports
Total for scason-Recc.pts s21s.cs: exports,
".5t6.?Sl. "
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles tor Sal


ARMSTRONG MOTOR COMPANY.
Commonwealth Touring Car. and unsida
prucka
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

For the lack Of use will sell ~.
snort model Kline. run less Than
1000 mics Five good tires: looks
ana runs IKE new car. Ihi, .ur
has been driven Just enough 10 rer
tho engine limhcrcd I'D good \.y.r
u:iFSn out OF the city. VIII be slad
10 demonstrate. For zppointn,.n:
nhonc boulevard :etl-W or address
IL ~. care Times Dispatch
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