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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11
Mere Mention
About Town

New Shipment of Pearl Beads just
received.-Bell, the Jeweler Stiff
Frank Harold, Jr., will leave to-
night for Athens where he will en-
ter Georgia University.
H. F. Byrd, of Cordele, was a Wis
itor in the city today.
See Bragg's Market advertisement
on page T. 11-2t
J. A. Pierce, of Flowery Branch,
was in Americas today on business.
See Gladys Leslie in "The Girl
Woman" and comedy "To Mary's
Sweetheart" at the Alcazar Friday.
Tilt
H. E. Vickett, of Newman, spent
several hours in Americas today.
Howard z. Sands came to Ameri-
Gus today on business.
See Bragg's Market advertisement
on page 7. 11-2t
Max Banner, of Columbus, was
greeting his frienSs during a short
stay in the city.
W. F. Carver, of Reynolds, was a
! visitor in the city today
C. E. Smith, of Albany, was in
Americas today on a business mis-
sion.
See Gladys Leslie in "The Girl
Woman" and comedy "To Mary's
Sweetheart" at the Alcazar Friday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11

Mrs. j. E. McCrea.
Miss Emma Lee Salter entertain
ed Monday night in honor of the
college girls who will soon leave for
different schools.
Mrs. C. S. burden spent Monday
with Mrs. C. D. Brinkley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Walters, Mrs
H. R. MCGEE, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Zimmerman made brief talks at
Hebron Sunday afternoon in the in
terest of the Baptists' 1878, 900 900
campaign.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11

Joe H Hightower, of Shellman, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Wallis Mott,
enroute to Atlanta, where he will
enter Tech.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11

Times-Recorder Wants Ads are
Result Getters. Minimum 25c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11

See Gladys Leslie in "The Girl
Woman" and comedy 'To Mary's
Sweetheart" at the Alcazar Friday.
lit
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11

C. E. Smith, of Albany, was ii
Americas today on business mis-.
sion.
Putnam patriot., 1919-05-02
HIRAM N. FEM
BURIED SUNDAY

Funeral services for Hiram n Fem
of Willimantie, who formerly lived In
Putnam, were held Sunday afternoon
at the Congregational church in Will
limantic. The service was conducted
by Rev Harry S. McCready and were
in charge of Eastern Star Lodge, A.
F. and A. Nj. The Masonic committal
service was used. Members of the
Eastern Star lodge were bearers.
Mr. Fem died last week Thursday
at 4.45 o'clock of embolism. We'd
nesday forenoon he was stricken
while at work in his store and for a
time remained unconscious. He re-
covered sufficiently to recognize his
daughter, but had lost the power of
speech, so could not talk to her Mr..
Fem had lived in WiIiimantic over
quarter of a century, going there from
Putnam.
Hiram Newton Fem was born in
Putnam, July 20. 1858, the son of
t0afIeS N. anu rlllUid NDdi
Fem. When young man he engaged
with his father in the undertaking
business in Putnam for about doz-
en- years. He went to Willimantic in
June. 1894, at which time he purchas-
ed the undertaking business conduct
ed at No. 1852 Church street, which
he carried on successfully. In 1898
he added to the business a line Of
art works and picture framing. On
January /, 1918, he sold his under
taking business to the ]. c. Lincoln
Company and devoted his time to his
picture framing business and sale of
art works. Mr.. Fem had not been in
good health for some time and for
that reason he was assisted IN his
business by his daughter, Miss Leora
Fem. Besides his daughter he is sur
vived by a sister, Mrs. Wallace Seger
of Rutland, Mass, and a stepmother,
Mrs. Charles N. Fem of Meriden.
Putnam patriot., 1919-05-02

PERTINENT To PUTNAM
PEOPLE
..---..-..-..--.-.....s. ..-........-..--..-..

Miss Elva Martin spent the day in
Worcester on Monday of this week.
William S. Johnson has returned
from Florida, where he spent most of
the winter months.
Mrs Marshall Kenyon has been
spending a few days this week with
relatives in Pomfret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter en-
tertained for the weekend Mr. Car
penter's brother and wife and little
child from Central Village.
Miss Mary Lee Daniels, who is do
ing library work at the Widener Me
mortal Library of Cambridge Univer-
sity. spent the weekend the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f ]. DAN
iels.
Miss Bessie Ghamplin of Cam
bridge, Mass, was the guest of Mrs.
Wiley for the weekend. She came
to attend the funeral of C. Fred Wa
terman.
An interested audience listened to
an address by F. NJ Messenger, for
merly of North Grosvenor-Dale, now
of Buffalo, N. Y, at the Baptist
church, Sunday evening.
Samuel Smith has been appointed
delegate to the convention of the In
dependent Order of Birth Abraham
being held at Atlantic City this FRI
day and continuing tomorrow and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry F. Prentice
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard f. Brown
motored to Boston last week. They
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
n. Snow and witnessed the 26th Div
ision parade.
Mrs. Edward Wright of Plymouth
! is spending few days the guest OF
her son John and his wife in Pomfret
Her daughter Dorothy, who is train.
ing at the Massachusetts General hos
pital. Boston, was here for the week
end, and they both called on friends
in Putnam.
Mrs. G. Harold Gilpatric and sor
Richard motored to Hartford Wednes
day to see the parade of the Connect
cut regiment Mrs. Gilpatric took as
guests her sister, Miss Mary Wheel
oek, and Mrs. Edward Wright. While
there Mrs. Wright will see her son
William, who is doctor in the Hart
ford hospital.
Putnam patriot., 1919-05-02
ISRAEL PUTNAM LODGE MAKES
GOOD SHOWING
Headed By Drum Corps In Revolu-
tionary Uniforms

Nearly fifty strong, Israel Putnam
lodge. |. o. O. F., of Putnam. attend
ed the Tooth anniversary celebration
of the order at Hartford last Satur-
day. The lodge was accompanied By
the Dayville drum corps. and it made
fine appearance in the line Of
march. Here is what a Hartford
newspaper says of Putnam's show
ing:
1.-THE Israel Putnam Lodge Of Pat
nam presented the most eolorful APP
pearance in the whole Third Division,
as it was preceded most properly by
the Dayville drum corps dressed in
the quaint Revolutionary costume Of
fife and drum corps of the days Of
70"
Putnam patriot., 1919-05-02
SUMMER SESSION FOR EVENING
SCHOOL TEACHERS AT NEW
BRITAIN NORMAL SCHOOL

The State Board of Education is ar
ranging course for evening school
teachers and those who contemplate
teaching English to non-English
speaking adults whether in public or
private schools. This course of thirty
hours will be given at the New Brit
ain Normal school during the month
of July, opening July 8 and closing
August z.
Tuition and the use of books are
free. The course is open to anyone
in the state who is interested IN the
teaching of English to foreigners,
Putnam patriot., 1919-05-02
PREPARING ARTICLE ON PUT
NAM FOR RELIGIOUS PAPER

Rev. Arthur Leonard Wadsworth,
A. NJ. of Boston, publicity editos of
the Waterman Examiner, the Oldest
and one of the best Baptist papers in
the United States, has been in Put
nam for few days. Last Sunday he
spoke four times at the Baptist
church, increasing the papers circu-
lation. While here he is pursuing in
vestigations concerning this city for
an illustrated article soon TO appear
in his paper Mr.. Wadsworth has
been in religious journalism for thir-
ty years, twenty Of them spent on the
Pacific coast. His home is in South
Pasadena. Calf.
Putnam patriot., 1919-05-02
STATE TEACHERS WILL GATHER

The 43rd annual meeting of the
Eastern Connecticut Teachers Asso-
citation will be held at Norwich, Fri
day, May 9th. The morning session
will be in Trinity NJ. f. church and
the afternoon session in Slater hall.
Admission will be by membership
ticket and announcement of special
provision for luncheon will be made
by the chairman at the morning SEES
sion.
81 y "
Job Printing at The Patriot Office
Putnam patriot., 1919-05-02
KNIGHTS ATTEND INSTALLA-
TON OF NEW COUNCIL

Members of Cargill Council, X. of
c., were at Mystic, Sunday, to attend
the installation of new council
there. The new council is known as
the FIR Murphy council and starts
with good membership. Those at
tending were Thomas Delisle, Arthur
DIVERT, Alexander Gilman, John B.
Daigle, Charles Bove, James Char
ron, Armand Valade, Wilfred May
nard. Joseph Beaudoin. NJ j. Daigle,
Antonio Belair and Helika Anger.
Putnam patriot., 1919-05-02
NEW TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY

ANNOUNCEMENT is MADE
THAT THE SUMNER ISSUE
OF THE CONNECTICUT TEL
EPHONE DIRECTORY WILL
GO TO PRESS THURSDAY,
MAY STH.
ALL CHANGES OR ADD
TIONS IN PRESENT LIST
INGS MUST BE ARRANGED
FOR ON OR BEFORE MAY
sTH. IN ORDER TO APPEAR
IN THIS ISSUE.
The Southern New Eng
land Telephone Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
O'D0WD SEEKS BATTLE
WITH FRENCH CHAMPION
Worlds MiddieweiGht Champion Point,
OUT Reasons Why lie SheuId
Get Chance.

NEW YORK. Dec. io.--Mike o'powd.
world ''EiddleweiEht champion wants
the mex; crack n Georges Caruanticr.
Paddy Mullins. manager OF the -.
Faui scrappe.. said here today that he.
Ea> ready 10 send Mike against the
trenchnan over AM distance. any
p'Dowd : The LOGICAL American 20
fight Carpenter Dempsey is MOI ~
man 20 so against the Freuchman
Ihat wouldn't he q fight: it world lie a
murder Mike and CARPENTER arr.
nearer the same weight ana could
MAJ = better run for The fans
% powd claims CARPENTER made a
lfoor showing against Dick Smith. a
NJ ii: shteT>as smoked out in three rounds
u"-,ns ne !Aterallied tournament.
ne CHAMPIONS next fight Nil IN. II,
Detroit before Christmas His on
p0nent has not been selected Mullins
from q Canton. o. club for pro
posed hsni with lack Britton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
johnson DEFEATS REBELS
INSURGENT RESOLUTIONS
VOTED DOWN BY OWNERS
Move to Dust .'Fnthcr of baseball"
From American League PrcSi-
dency FpiIs.
rRN Assoclatcd Prcss.

NEW YORK. Dec lo.--Ameriea n
by SQUAD OF attorneys. baitied for
some hours here today in their annual
9sstns ana when ob hs session %n ended
Founded by new board OF directors
Favorable to his policies. The insur-
proposition that came before tho meet
.ng, but went down lighting and serv-
jug Summons which promise TO carry
3he disputed points into court where
Easl decisions may not he reached for
pionths.
served Papers for Suits
:, Immediately after the election John
Son was served with papers in three
Suits brought by Ccmmiskcv. OF Chr
Suit attacked the validity OF .Iohn-
sons twenty-year contract as presi-
sent OF the league. Another seeks
the New York club
= Johnson's contract was upheld nv
vote OF the board. II has about ten
a resolution to elect new nresi-
dent in place Of Johnson was defeated
sin. De,roi; Sen N iiio wasn li'S On
- = n1 ,I, Sh Dc. Philadelphia. and p.
stcs- preziden; IN like manne manned" IS
eat games in 1920 was virtually ali .bs
aaSe oa = transacted from the stand
setnt % the average follower OF The
~ I.frei, Time.
me se;!as was in such uprcsr al.
arsf Saa; she c.ornmo;ioa was piainIv
HSo'5is n inc Motel corridors adioin-
iaE ne meeting rooms Frasn,an7s
% scr:noaious debate and rsmarEs
through She closed doors. in
tSk1C!a- such ouIbursts as .t.ois-,,
5;ar w-ecEer- and similar ,r,,s.
a" session finally -nGad
gsS!asas Jchrscn MAS one OF Tho frs,
70 tsAEs and he was quickly Followed
~ a majority OF his supporters .rha
s9Cs.!sa !nsurgsal5 remained 20
- s.s. Sonsultaiioa with their ar
o.as!S. they reused to maze zr,.
general statement, other thsn ~ an sa,.
IA, .at 1ae tight Would be continued asd
Sii,t Fres.aent Johnson had been served
:ictions '"'ee ne" legal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
DOES NOT FEAR DEMPSEY.
CARPENTER SAYS HE is
MAKING NO PREDICTIONS
ovation Given French Chamsion Con-
tihues UNDATED and Police Dis
Pcrxc Crowds.

PARIS. Dec. 10.-Referrine to his
proposed match With Jack Dempsey
Tor the worlds championship. Georges
Carpenter declared:
do not underratc Mr.. Dempsey
and ! am not making any claims nt
mis- time that 1 shall be vic.orious
iiut ! shall meet him without the
slightest feeling of fear
The enthusiastic welcome given Car
pentier on his return from London
Police "barraSes'' We're required
every time the champion appeared on
The streets and ut one time To was
Obliged to take refuge in n boulevard,
ltstraurnnt, which was besie.Sud bv "A
vast crowl.
one little m:dinette broke through
INC police Gordon and entered the res
laurant with Il huge bouuuct OF
howcrs which she presented to Car
pcntier. The latter offered the ~cirl
d hundred frahcs note which she. re-
iusrc. SuN.ng: Il wouI1 n.vc You kiss
me MO-
Carronticr kissed tn. miI:nct.e ON
both CHI. eks. He was g-ai.,v Affect. ii
and sad: rs it any wonder i dread
10 thinii what would have .hap:sared
had hren defeated at I4onLrn''
tantain liGutcauN. Tho aviator who.
was recently elected - the IA =, 10 =
81 DEPUTIES. was introduced 20 car
painter and congratulated 1im on his
victory. ! w:sl: had ~ man. Ger
Wi.S ic nv crccit as Won h.v.t' s,td
M t,uRi.st. Il would feel nrouGer
ln"n Il" low. I3u: | vas a.wavs p
nrAi nv!ato-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
BOBBY M'LEAN OFFERED
$4,000 FOR FIVE RACES
Chicas" Ice Speeder Goes TO Norway
I" Compete With Champion
ON February q and s.

NEW. YORK, Dec. le.-wite ali Tho
talk OF fancy purses For boxing, here
Il 4 new one which fairly stacscrs:
Bobby Mclean, % Chicago HE
worlds champion skater. aas Seen OF
Tered guarantee of SSn.Nen for five
races III Norway on February and \
next yea-. Nnd Bobby thinks he viii
Skating 10 Norway is wha, hascbai
ana hoNinS are TO This Country since
Snat uaN almost TWO years aeo wNcu
oscar Mathesen, the WORLDS Champion
and uneea ten in ten years. came 10 this
country and lost eleven ont OF swnivc
races 70 Bobby McLesn. the Norwee lar
haS oeen cIamorinS for revenge
SO anxious are they for return
meeting that they issued a easilengr
and wren d. +, Scsnlon, Mci.,sn's
Slanaser. asked for S guarantees OF
Soo.o"v they hes;tated only lons eno,,rt
20 get 10 the cable oifSce TO accent
Anu SO Scanlon arrived in This s;,,,
i.oM chicago Yesterday ON his waX
10 NORWAY TO coilec, the E,sran;er
before Mclean leaves this coun;rv 20
beard Oscar Mathescn on MS owa ;cc
sc s:,i finds that the Chris
rs mere IS no doubt is does. the pIan
Is TO ha' - Mclean and Mathesen $50
HNc races al distances ranrin~ -,
100 meters to 10000 meters % 49,.
sN miles, over the Fraures ;rnrI,
Which Is 50 constructed that a. G5n
spectators can look on '-Y'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
SPIDERS READY FOR OPENER
D0Bs0N's CUNT MEET
PRESBYTERlANS TOMORROW
Union Theological Men Have Victories
over MeJicns aud Nnndolph-
Macon.

nobsons Spider quintet aspirants
nave been driving hard this week. pre-
pairing for their initial contest which
VIII take place tomorrow night on the
moor OF the Spiders temporary gym
nasiam. when the Bap,ists are 10 meet
the Union Theological Seminary live
isichmona College is conservative III
their claim as 20 the proba bic outcome
OF the fray, as the Presbytcrians have
engaged IN two games this season. be-
ing whipped by the M.dicos and trim
ming the Randolph Macon team. never
theleSs Spiderdom expects 10 triumph
ana thus begin the season victcriously
Having reduced his squad consider
ably the Red and Blue mentor has con
eentraied his efforts during the last
fisw days or about iifteen men. Out OF
these no probably team has been pick
ed. and in all probability Will not be
even temporarily chosen until after the
holidays. As n result. before the Fri
day night affair is over. Dobeson is
likely 20 mice; every man under his
wing ~ present into the game.
In yesterday afternoons workout the
time WAS used in ScrimmaE!ng fiyes OF
various Fombinations At fiirst the he
...rluss" began with Carlton at center.
IieslSr ana Thompson at guards and
stree; and Captain Motley playing the
t6 .W%;,.. positions s.; o These faced a
center: Mcdaniel and Weeks guards.
aid Jones and Harsroves. forwards
another pair TOOK the fioor. CARTON Ttt.n
switch 10 the White: .Cavanaugh.
Carver anu l.; Smith Wen; IN for the
same five. tand Weeks remained AZ his
station. while Motley shifted 10 center
aud Cook WAS injected for the Blue"
team; Another shuttle was lnnde later
IN. demonstrating the uncertainty OF
the starters in the seminary contest
Coach Dobson has 4 variety OF sizes
IN MS candidates. there being several
slN-footers and another group towering
around that choice altitude with
number Of smal,er men. but these are
with few exceptions unSeasoned for
college basketball. However several OF
: he men have had valuable prep school
training and in time viii ne able to
mold down a place on the Spider five
T'Hr play Yesterday was fast, hut lack
ed the qualities necessary. which will
come only with time and work. On
the other hand q noticeable advance
',aS been in the various narts OF NAV
S"me what OF line will he had on
~" behavior OF each map when they
hattie tomorrow niEht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
George Gibson Signed to
Manage Pirates in 1920

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-GeorEc
Gibson accepted terms today as
manager Of the Pittsburgh Pirates
Gibson succeeds Hugh HcSdck.
conch of the Penn. state football
team. beSdck has done well will,
the Pirates I'm the last two years.
nut apparently there was some dis
aSrcement over his tooth con-
ncctfon, for recently MIR. DrcSruSs
made IL condition that lac give up
the football job if he wished to re-
main with the Pirates as leader.
Apparently HeSdek Inns elected to
stick as college coach.
Sthson won rane M an Iron
Nan catcher OF the old Worid's
champion Pirates. lie developed
''babc' Adams and other well
known hnrlcrs into stars. lie
coached John NcGraN.S pitchers Tor
the Ginnts for several years, aud
FOR the last two seasons has bceu
manager of the Toronto Club OF the
International League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
THREE KNOCK-OUTS FEATURE
NEW JERSEY FISTlC SHOW
Leonard, Reich and Benjamin Ar. WI,
hcrS over Coosnn. Roberts
and ruoheS.
fBv Unt.ersnl serr.o. !

JtftS .i CITY. Dec. Iu-I; wac I,
5 S,mioNckout feast at the Arena Athletic
Benny leonard lightweight, cham.
Of oi'h; put y me X Q. to Mel CooEan.
ioSy with his man in the drsi chan
In t Inc mrs, feature Of the evening
al Relch put Al Roberts TO s!cen il,
q PAR OF chapters. and i'm ne ,hirI
ndstlme Joe Benjamin sent To,nIn.
'poneS 10 drcamland in five stanzo.
i'enny sent CooSan to the tloor Viii,
Il lei NOOK but Mel managed to orisn
Whereupon Leonard sent a right -
me Jaw. cooSan was unable i" col
c9osan was. lifted to his FED, bc-.;nr
- De permitted to continue hui !, -
| plea was denied ~ MS
N the first bout Roberts BEGAN 10
nusn. .keich. however, took MS own
Eoou tinle and in the second snss;o'
Went out to finish his man lilo som n
s"rles or rights 10 the Jaw and iinaI1v
Snnceeded i'm keeping his man on ths
canvas. The referee stopped the hon,
ltd IN me Benjamin Tuohey se,to a tor.
rimc battle was waged for tive ronn net
imtohcy' however. being on the smiii
uIu OF me exchange OF blows. He
went down in the first round. but mane
hEcd 70 keep his feet in the neyt thrn,
nut IN the nth chapter stHnnnH |,
~ ,oiuu i risht TO the jaw and failea
! - - '''N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
HAVANA RESULTS

tile aTsr rsses 70 six, furlonss-Anah 1877
The Gisayncri ~ 81, 10 !. TO l. 70 >. second
IL srsrf ,ox i'ms ccl Lib 80 chsnscnnetS
second rs car kiits; Native Soil ran.
s streG~i los tHd D. 10 6 80 O. Won: Bs
10 .. se2 10 N'ss Ivan lo$ tMurray>. I
!D LUZ yKun Mary's MarnctO. I.sctrns":: W ~:
iSS,SSs w hlte Crown and Tranbv ran " ar
10 htTo raee-siN furlongs-Sw,rt .iyes,,,
stis ssso IL tcrumn,. to s. , %ohn: CIR,
- secono; h ne Tuscan. iii tConn,", 10
e Eo TO to :. third Time "n .;tnso; .
r.nos, SSyman icttc-tcn FclicId, - - y .
rou!'h rac.-hvc and one. hair 5Ir,nn ~.
Ton; arthur Middleton. hi tG ;% ., out:
sVen. 10 :. second: Award II, ~"
40 !: . 10 70. 20 4 third Time .n SHii
|tunrftcncy BlGncei. First prliet van ''' 10.
IA iirn Isce-rnile and Gfty vardu-Ti,,h,,,
as fMerrimmre,e 20 =, TO .. out. won: KiKu'
ihiId CT r., as tCoilins>. TO J. 10 out,
Sixth Iaee-iao-fe-rbIss "aS Miss ran' g
Sspiid Rock. Jos tMurrayi. 4 to 70 . y, wor
80 q s"c"nd Golden Chance 9S iErorcrSS
III, j: TO "a r. third. Time i:l6 g. !!
Ipdlan. Little Cote. Lady Jane C;rov -. o.
ireysTly James Deckhand' Rniadin IA a., q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Champion Leonard Gives
Dundee Chance at Title

NEW YORK. Dec. 10.-Biily Glib
son. manager of Kenny Leonard,
announced the details yesterday OF
the LeOnnrd-Dundec bout TO u de-
cision. which is Set for the Arena
A. G. i'm New Haven, Conn. ON Jnnu-
AIRY 10.
.Thc bout will he promoted by
Vincent Reinn." said Gibson, land
Will he twenty rounds to deci-
sion. There will lie referee and
two Judges TO decide the winner.
The weight will he 135 pounds at
o'clock ON the day of the con-
test. The men are 10 box on u per
ccutaSc basiS.''
This will he only the second
time since he won the title that
Leonard mas agreed 10 defend the
championship i'm "a bout 10 n deci-
sion. 81 will bc Dundec's FIRST
chance ut the championship where
he has ma opportunity 10 s:iin the
title without scoring Knockout
Leonard recently. defended his
crown against Jimmy Duny. or
Loekport y. y. at TuSln. Okla
Scoring q knockout In two rounds
The Arenn will sent 10000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
HARVARD AND YALE COMING
MANY BIG CONTESTS ON
VIRGINlA'S BALL SCHEDULE
Harvard, Ynle. Princeton ana Cornell
Gnmcs Arc on 1920
(nrtl.s
Especial to The Times Dispatch +,

Especial to The Times Dispatchi
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Don. 10
with college baseball back o., a nrc-
war aass, VirSIni:ts diamond sch,d.
lule, which Is nc%rir.g complat on. VIII
include games, with MANY of ih.
Northern colleges and undoubtedly
prove more attractive than Tor sew
Nearly wen'y contest have been
Ii. sed Harvard. Yale. Princeton. Cor
neil Amherst. Lafayette. 'Bucknei; 3nd
probably Aen.gh Will come sou:h f,-
garcs on Larbeth Field. the Oh V
District Of Columbia college srltrh-
alei thus far is caiiaude,.
;. Scu;hcrI teams who viii <co'nr
No..l, ire .pdc the University ,f N.r;h
Carolina. Cnl' ersity OF Tennessee. Uni-
ss;; q south Ca DINA and oron,
contests with the Virginia Military
Institute and Randolph Macon Collece.
the latter nine to opcn the season.
The sauad will make only two trips
lone North and the other South. On
the Northern jount games VAL; he
and IIa VIII ,PrinGeton. Yale. Amherst
Fan with North Carolina on III"
I'D sGuIh-one at CHAPEL Hill and
e the "tn Mith at ,n Grsensboro. The nrst
pace on Lambeth Field.