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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
TENPIN ARTISTS ORGANIZE
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
includes Six Clubs, Which Will Roll
!. Initial Game Next Tues
&C dny Night.

Following In the wake Of the Rioh-
mond Bowling League, composed OF
oldcrs tcnpin artists. a now orEanlza-
ton has been perfected, known as
the Junior Bowling League, whose per-
sonnet is made up OF the younger
bowiers of Richmond: The new or
gantzation, which includes six teams.
designated, as the Reds. Giants, Cubs,
Tigers. Indians and White Sox, has ar
ranged its schedule, and will roll the
initial game on Pietsch Alleys next
Tuesday night.
The teams of the newly organized
league are as follows:
sa ass ssn D
Il cpbs,m,Msrrin, MeFariand. Jr.. Myers. Hol-
, Tisers-Waliace. Adams. soanes. Glenn,
I Indinns-King. co~an. johnson. sslven.
white se1@w,at,. Tyler. Miller. Tyson,
swami 0eiDA'a The Schedule.
TUESDAY, November Reds vs.. Giant,
Indians VS. Tigers.
a TUESDAY. December Giants vs. Indians.
4 Friday. Deceynhcr Reds vs.. White So1.
Tuesday. December aWhi,c so1 W. In
THURSDAY. December l1-Rcd. vs. cubs.
= Friday. DECEMBER lc-Gian.s vs. Tigers.
Tuesday December is-Whie sox VI,
Thnrsday; pccsmse5 ,s,-eian,s VS., Cubs.
FElGdS. DeCcInDPr lS--Re1S vs. Indians
Tuesday. January GReds W. Tigers
) Thursday, January S-Cubs ys indians,
y Friday. January o-Giants vs.. White Sox
Tuesday. January IS--Reds va. Giants.
Thursday. January li-Cubs We White Sox
Friday. January IG--lndtans W. Tigers.
Tuesday. January m--Giants VS.. Tigers.
~ Thursday. January Clubs VS. Tisers
Friday. January >S--Rcds vs. white Soy.
4 Tuesday. January c7-Whitc Sox vs. Indians
r rhin.h 7. 1annarN N 2aE,Eeds vs.. Cubs.
.rnssdGy FshrnaEa s-Wn;;ts Soy Vs. Tiers
& Friday. Fchrud+y u FEDS w. Indiana
Tuesday, February isaEeds VS. Tigers
'rhursdav. February 12--Cubs VS. Indians
s. Friday. February lS--Ciiarts IS White Soy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
v. M. ]. AND v. P. I. NOW
READY FOR BIG CONTEST
Cadet BattnIIons Will Com,.. =,
Drill beforc Gong In KunE FOR
Historic Battle,
ny Associateu prea.1

LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. 19,-Thu..
DAY OF next week will see MANY ~ ,ko
strongest teams In tho South battIim,,
Tor the last victory OF the season. ant
perhaps the hardest Of these strurxica
Ior Srldiron supremacy will take placc
Wheh the elevens of the Virginia Mill
sdry institute and tho Virginia Tech
meet in Roanoke for their annual
thanksgiving Day classic.
. These two rivals have fought ON.
their contests In the Magic civ, for
more than twenty years, and the even,
mas become so important that tho
n.u ihi and supporters OF both schools
mike ,;a. II the occasion OF an annual
pn.,iSrIinage when they may lend their
victory. ''A"' y" 10
both corps OF cadets will arrive he
hnns noon. and VIII be marched TO their.
i ,nvaaoduarters, the Hotel Roanoke hay
ing oeen selected by Virginia MILITARY
VirrinIae ,r ana the Ponce dc Leon b.
M, an hour before the game is called
oO,n oattaiions Will parade from the
svmSeI OF the city to the fair grounds
dtI, .hcre engage in Il compotitivc
ar!ii' this being one of the features ~
v n. Jay. Alter the game both the
alctors ana tho defeated viii have an
opportunity TO worship at the shr,nn
Of the goddess Tcrpsichore II tbow ,nni
so inclined. 'hey zee!
1t Is impossible to predict the ONT.
come or the game as both teams ~.
evenly matched and both have points
In their favor. Virginia Tech has h.5
an unbroken line OF Victories on mi.
Gay Tor the past eighteen years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
W. AND |. IS READY FOR TILT
BATTERY SAYS GENERALS
WILL HAVE HARD BATTLE
Head Coach Refuses to Underestimate
strength of GeOrEctoWn'x Eleven
by Saturdays Defeat.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispntch.l

LEXINGTON. VA, Nov. 2o.-Reaiiz-
Ing that his Generals will have no
easy time Saturday against George
town: Head Coach Raftcry today
Wilson Field, that his Blue and White
veterans were ready for the Catholics,
and wuold put forth the best they have
when they face their opponents in
Isaftery declares he has paid no at
tcntion to the result of tho George
town Georgia Tech game. Referring
to the big score, he said: 81 have by
no means undcrestimated the George
Town team, and have paid no attcu-
tion, to the result OF the big score
the Catholics. The Generals will have
hard fight Saturday,"
Joe Silverstein. the Generals pow
erfnl half back. and Frank Paget, the
of DR.. j. y. IL Pollard, the univcr-
still physician, and it is doubtful
whether these men will be seen in
action action Saturday.. Their loss will be
Will probably play at center, hut the
coach has not indicated who will take
Sivcrstein's place. With stevens. the
pig half back, in the game the kicking
department Will be well taken care of
The Generals suffered considerable loss
IN tho Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and Georgia Tech games on account of
not having Stevens with them
Blue and White limo appears in The
ping OF condition and ready to pre-
sent the same impregnablc defense as
presented in previous games of the sea
son. There is fclieng Of satisfaction
here concerning Georgetown's prob
able attacks through Washington and
Lees line. The coach has spent much
time in drilling the defense 10 break
up forward passes, and the men have
hit the dummy hard this week
The remarkable record made by the
Generals this year has not given them
any overconfdence. Despite tho fact
that their goal line has not been
crossed and they have seven brilliant
they do not feel that they have any
thing on Georgetown and will go into
the game Saturday with all the pep and
power in their bodies.
Generally conceded champions OF the
south, they arc going to Washington
to bring back the South Atlantic cham
Virginia. 80"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
MATMEN
IN ACTION HERE TONIGHT
'"stra1Glcr" Lewis Clashes With Georr.
Stunislaus In Finish bout at
Strand Thcntcr.

I'd t"Stranglcr'D Lewis, manipulation
81 the deadlock ana contender for the
heavyweight wrestling championship.
and George Starisiaus, formerly one Of
inc foremost European matmen. wNl
battle IN finish match tonight at inc
strand Theater, beginning at S.45
O'Clock. The match vii! be to a finish,
the flrst two out Of three falls to de-
Atermine the winner. II the Lewis
headlock is in good working order n
&arm rsceptlon Is in store for the
SlaN Stanilaus has hanmerlocl
which is said 10 have caused The de-
Feat OF 3 number OF capable matmen.
and this hold is expected 10 prove h {
strongest weapon tonight.
81 The Russian has won wrestling tou,
raments IN Russia. France and Eng.
land. and has snapped holds with man
of the best European "heavies." ue
has also conquered Jack I.inow. George
Zurich, former Russian champion ard
gSpeckitt, the Italian rrapp,er, /, ~.
mains for the match tonight IA de-.
fterrpfne the ability OF the Russia n
however, in so FAR as locar wrestljnp
circles arc concerned He is roinr
up against one Of the most formula he
veterans Of the heavyweight division
and his task is not an easy ono.
rs lack Wooda,l. q prominent fru-e I,
SPORTING circles here has arrand :,
5rcferee the match. tnnouncement yas
made. last might that women wou1f
gbf. admitted free OF charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

Richmonders to Witness
Grid Battle in Washington

Many Richnonders md alumni OF
WASHINGTON and Ice University Will
20 to Warrington tomorrow 10 witt
ness the football classic between the
GencrHls and Georgetown University.
The outcome OF the great bnttlc viii
DC Wntchcd with more than ordinary
interest In view OF the fact that
victory for Washington and lee will
menn the winning of the South At
iantic championship.
NO eleven during tho present sen
son has been pblc TO cross the Cen
erals Eonl line. SO Iunpcnetrnblc iS
their line Of defense that it Is gen
orally thought that nm ueriul attack
VIII nc GeOrEetown's only hope.
GEORGETOWN has mnny notable vic
tones to her credit this season but,
likewise. has suffered some crush
Ing defeats. One defeat that Is
pointed to more often than others
Is that administered by tho powerful
GeorEin Tech team, last Saturday, in
which Georgetown Svns held score
less while Tech ran up - points.
While Washington aud Lee Inns not
met aS many Of the big eicCcnS rs
her opponents, her strength Is con-
sidcrcd great enough 10 emerge
from the conflict tomorrow victori-
GUS by small margin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
D||N| \ REGULAR is MISSING
SMEAD WILL SUBSTITUTE
gsss FOR LANE AT FULL BACK
9rfder Coach Has Eleven Going mt Full
&Ss Swing for Tilt With jackets
Tomorrow.

IN jss when Richmond College meets Ran
800 lpil- Macon tomorrow afternoon at
& Stsoulcyard Field for the iihal cham
ESpaonship football contest between the
ltpsnstcEn Virginia Quartette tunlcss a
Ahiitte results and is played Off, only
4 spne Spider will DO missing from the
5%RedS and Blue lineup due TO their
Sfsspnath Valley" battle last week. Lanes
9njury. although not serious, has not
amended sufficiently to permit his play
5hs and Snead, VINO has been alternat-
Hing al half back, Will plug up the
ssbrcach. Snead has tamilarized him
SSelf with that position during this
sswsck's practice and appAlrs fit to
Eibalancc the Spider back field.
W Jones. the other man on the hospital
HEst, is not likely TO begin the fray
HaEainst the Jackets. but Dobson is
AconsiderinS using him at some stage
sisYeek's Improvement. would not set him
kback-a great deal tomorrow should he
Eget chance, as was displayed when
ahe carricd the ptsskin for the Spiders
ESaturday.
No indication that the locals were
ganticipatins an easy time, with the
tmannfr in which the Spiders held
This week. Coach Dob
sson Mas had both elerens going full
itilt and if anything there has been
la seriousness 10 the practice, which
abroods Il scrap on tomorrow afternoon.
The Spiders will enter the contest with
iieycs <sactive for anything that might
aturn up, as their fate in u large meas
cure hangs on the results OF the jacket
Sgame.
| 1T Is known that Ashland is an astir
splan1in,g to take the Spiders down
Speg, lind there must be strong game
Jon the locals part in order TO cope
with the impetus the Jackets have,
ITO duplicate some OF their former
sdoings in spelling the chances OF a
contender
Ia The game Will begin at o'clock,
sand is expected 10 attract a large fol-
flowing due 10 the victory of the
visitors over the Indians last week,
in thE 1919 championship race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
BOWIE RESULTS

Kinslins n. "a CBatweln. sa6so 5''s ss.io
s22.So second: Margory. 1o5 tMeycrs), Sc. 10
o third rJ Tms III: jisi a5 Indian Chant
Mahdi. Pinard, Lady Ivan. RinRavous ran.
second race.mile and seventy yards.
won: Napoii, log IWcrner). SIS, $3.50, sec
9nd; Arbitrator. 1903 tJackaonj. $3.50, third
Tine. Las As. BelrnEer:. Miss Bryn. We
W Wra1. TT Tho Los, Bird. Stir TIP. Senator
Third rece-ene miie--Kinss Champion.
nuoiuium. 20 tPicrce). $50. 81 so. second :
Cock o. the RooRt, 1872 (wcincrl S56
third; Time. ~ ga. smart Guy. o 'i:Sr
can BOY ran.
Eourth race--one milc--.Leo Chares. LEG
IXestra. ITO .LEicc). 1870. sS7O. second
roo. ME,oodtr,po los G;odrignezl. $500, third.
Firth rnce-iniie and seventy yards
Pallet Dancer H., IS tHamilton). $3.50.
iins}. $500 $3.50. second: Teiiswoop ia
tEnsor), $500; third. Time. I:47. Doug
las s. War Machine. Charles Lcydockcr,
,.Sixth rrce.mile ana observation-disclosures,
mon Elder; los !sterlincj, S.. 81 80, second (:
l:al. sunny hin. Lindley Eockport ran.
Seventh raoc-milo and ouarter-War
wTon Veto; IS dPieTssl. s. 90. ,sa; second
Time: e:li Fairy Prince Frank Shannon.
Dancing Carnival. Bsny Connell ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
PREPARING FOR VIRGINIA
CAROLINA HOLDS DRILLS
BEHIND CLOSED PORTALS
Applications for Seats FOR TurIsey-Day
Contest Pour In by
Thousands.

LSpeciai to The Times. Dispatch
CHAPEL HULL, y. c.. Nov. 2O-Head
Coach Campbell. OF the Carolina foot
hall squad. has begun his final drive
Tor the Virginia game in Chapel Hill
THANKSGIVING Day. Behind closed
gates against scrub team armed with
The Vireinia formations and dubbed the
virginia" team. the varsity is per-
fectins It's defense and strens thening
and polishing It's oflense
Graham Ramsey and Charlie Daniel
WHO saw the Virginia Vanderbilt game
are in charge of the Virginia" team
though nearly all the Carolina coaches
rave seen Virginia play ut one time
% another this season. "Yank" Tandy
captain In 1916, who spent the week
before the ~ and Il. game assisting
Campbell, is back again and will work
with the centers and other lincmcn
until after the game. Another in
tercs;ed Carolina veteran who has
been here Is Dave Tayloe. captain in
1914 and 1915, who, however. Will, not
h@ able to assist in coaching.
Vita one doubtful exception Camp
bell should have all his injured men
N shape THANKSGIVING. Tenncv dis
located his shoulder in making Il
tackle against Davidson and may not
be able to play He is spending a
Lowe. whose dropkick ag;,ins, DAVID
son showed the possibilities Of his
work. Blount and Sims received minor
injuries. but should be In shane in
few. days. The rest OF the squad is
ready now.
Applications for seats are pouring in
from alumni and other out of-town
persons. In the first threa days afte-
the application forms had been sent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
BOWIE ENTRIES

First race.,,six .furlcngs-squlre Charlie
lanes. ll2: Moroni,, us; RockarSc. lis:
Fire. ll5: First Consul. I15; Devil boz
lih: Lucic May. lie.
crn Glow. lOb Pirate Niece. iii; Pnnciuai.
IL: First Consul los: Feather los: lie
BIurt. le6: Slick H.. IL Bctsinda. lC5;
Ogden Girl. los: Major Fisk. on
11t Gha nsTssIgH T,l,aS
Fool. Il.; Duke John. III; The. Dsuphn,
pTide OF India. ia: Sir Grafton. llG: Echo
Fourth rac.--siy turlongs--Mackcnzic 100;
A sia ilS sst nindESos ns 9 Unsiss las
Nishtsiiek; lfo; SINCERITY; ils; low Tias.
Joseph +: Murphy. iI5; Halarosn. U.s.:
Madame bynE. luI: Ultra Gold. Il5: Cobalt
Lass. Of. Eligible: Little Maudie. iOs
saint Quentin us; Basilius. us: L;tho-
rif,h race-ene miic---Tom McTagear,.
%; War Machine. los: Sim Feinrr iOt:
%1 G,x, lo4; lai!et Dancer ~: ioi.
Rsv; io7 Bolster. ioa Zen ii ia son i IN?
ituckboard. los; Racontcuse. los: Lord Her.
bert, 1907. Broom Pcddler liz: Ilighis nd
Lad. los: Day Due. I02
seventh racc--iniie and u furlonE-G NJ
Miller. ll4: Arbitrator 40: Indiscr.ct Ito;
iGSS; liGI,;STynn,; II; laia%St. liz: rorn
Virginia Yell. Il0: Meianchoiia. ioS;
Mother -in-Law. Io6; Fountain Fay, log.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
INDIANS EXPECT TO WIN OLD GRID RIVALS MEF7
TWO REGULARS WHO WERE
INJURED RETURN TO LINE
William and aIary's Eleven De.irou.
OK Evening Scores With Hampden-
Sidney Saturday.

.,, WhinLLTJI H. n Sc VA. Nov. go
back In the William and Mary CoileGe
n me today, and there was notice.
dians' play. All the other regulars
oeing In good shape. the students mere
are anticipating q Victory over Hnn,n
den Sidney College here Saturday in
season. q
The Indians defeated both Richmond
College and Randolph Macon College
elovens in WILLIAMSBURG Then in :
juries weakened the squad and the las.
three championship games were lost.
Victory Saturday will give Coach
Jimmy Drivers men an even break on
the seasons play.
Coach Younger. Of the Tigers. real
ICES he has hard fight OH his hands.
lie must win to keep pace with Rich
nond College in the championship
struggle. Losing here Saturday will
cost Younger n tie for the cup The
indians have nothing to gain in the
cup race by winning Saturday. but
they desire to even old scores with
the Tigers because OF tho 7-3 victory
the Tarmvilic lads snatchcd from the
Indians In Norfolk three weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
TO SECURE GYM FLOOR
0nintcts of Bank Employees POST
pone Action on Arranging
SChcluIc of GEmcs.

Misses L. Metzger and Marie Harrah
OF the First National and Merchants
National Banks, respectively, were
Yesterday afternoon appointed a spe-
cial committee 10 secure for the bas-
ketball teams, composed OF young wo-
men employees of AK banking institu-
tons OF Richmond. a suitable place for
staging the games during the winter
months. Efforts will DO made imme-
diately, it was announced. to secure
the gymnasium floor Of the Y. w. c. A.
This newly organized basketball
league is composed OF teams represent
ing the First National. Merchants Ma
tional National State and City, Ameri-
can National. Planters National and
Federal Reserve Banks. There ia an
unusually large number OF candida tcs
Tor the various quintcts, many of whom
are players or considerable experience
The schedule committee yesterday In
session at the National State and City
sank postponed action on arranging q
schedule pending arrangements re-
EardinS n place for playing the games.
1t is probable that a called meeting
VII, be held this week. but the ma
1ority Of the committee believed that
the schedule will be announced at the
next regular meeting of the commit
tee next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
SPIDER SCRUBS TO CLASH
WITH WAVERLY ELEVEN
Richmond College Sccond-String Team
Expects to Redeem Past Defeats
in Gnmc Tomorrow,

Having failed To arrange a game
between the spider scrubs and the
team representing the town OF
Waverly team on some date other
than tomorrow Assistant Manager
Bentley at the instance OF Assistant
Coach Tom Miller, wired the Waiver
ley management last night that the
Richmond College second string men
would play them at the Same time tho
spider varsity is battling the yellow
Jacke's. Miller VIII take fifteen men
several players who would naturally
,nakc the trip who will be retained
y Coach Dobson as reserves for the
ir was more desirable for the game
TO take place later. but the latcness of
the season and the fact that certain
obligations had been assumed in plan
ming for the contest mako it advis-
able Tor the Spiders to journey to
Waverly.
While desiring to sec their big broth
ers clinch with the !Aehlanders the
second-string men will go to Waverly
with an abundance of fight and greater
experiences due to their two games with
redeem these two defeats: But their
task is not easy as tho Waverly ag-
gregatioE boasts of several college
players and some experienced am
atcurs.
Frank p. Pulley. Jr. attorney-at-
law and former Spider. is managing
the Waverly crow. He has on his
squad Fancy. who played subhalf
back at Richmond College one year,
and ii is reported that Coburn, who
played in the line for four years under
Dobson. and who captained the Spiders
in ~, will be in the lineup.
The Scrub lineup follows-Ander-
son and Williams. ends. Smith and
Nuckols. tacldes: Bowles and Billups
guards; Wiliingham. center; Hillsman
quarter back; Eacho and Wright, half
backs, and Carter full back. The
following subs will go-Coats. Ed
munds and Robbins. IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
May Remove Obstacle
to Baseball at Meeting

Especial to The Times dis patch.I
DANyILlE, VA, Nov. 2O.--A
meeting OF the DanviIle baseball
Association has been cnIled for to-
morrow night when, II fs believed,
the last obstacle to organizeS. base
bnll with DnnSillc represented In
the Piedmont League, will be over
come. The problem II the playing
grounds. nm unexpected difficulty
which arose when the franchise had
been secured. ii. T.. SpcssnrG, sec
retury OF the Scho0Ificld y. NJ. c. A.
and who has charge OF the schools
field Athletic LenEuc, In to give hia
answer on the question OF whether
or not the grounds will be mnde
available three afternoons In the
week for baseball here. Mr.. Spcs-
snrd In ant present In Detroit and II
TX not known at this time what his
answer Is to he.
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received outside Of Chapel iinl. and
the studeat BODY. Indications point
TO the largest crowd that ever ATTENDED
football game in North Carolina,
Graduate Manager Woollen said today,
and he is coniileat that all .. the
1000 reserved seats will DO taken be-
fore Thanksgiving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
Urge 1,cpcnl ON TAX on na,ebal,,

The Baseball Writers Association
has gone on record as urging repeal
OF the war tax on acknowledgements
~ on the low-priced balls, with which
the American boy learns the game.
The recent war, so Secretary McCready,
OF the association. remarks, had the
inception Of it's victory in the bali
games. where rising youth was trained
10 athletic vigor and the sense Of fair
play. Why tax the implements with
which young America receives such
splendid training?
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Yankees Back to Jacksonv,n..

Tho New York Yankees will very
likely do their spring training next
year at Jacksonville. Fla, They we're
there last year and everything seemed
recently returned from Florida. where
he looked over the neid, but evidently
found no better spot than last years
training quarters.