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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
PROSPECTS GOOD FOR 1920
ROANOKE COLLEGE QUINTET
Thirty Candidates Answer Coach NJ,
mans Call and Report fer
Practice,
,ial 70 The Tines-D,spat.h !

- IL liz eS- Dispatch 7
StiLRN M, Dec. e-Cvsr thirtv
= NJ lasttS COR ,he Roanoke Coli. &c
o" = ciosi! team prscticed ever! day
.nah caAi Prospects loom very bright
iots great quintet this wear win a
fran lineup in the field, who arc
WORKING very hard 10 make this -. =
sex one Of the most successful -
IN .tlc colleges history.
IN me exception Of Price and
ttfs- inc tu!i strength o. last wears
ttsp IS available. Peters has -,
lciE recovered from his injuries Of
= W3ktn anhir. which he sustained in
ms oo(oSil Samc with V M,
9"7n Sine Old Salem High Schoo,
NJ! IS sure Of his position al ccnter
Nm ms experience and ability. he
ineI ~ prove one Of the leading
Siioa. ING on!y defeats suffered by the
hsro"ns last year were AZ tho h,nds
1t the WASHINGTON and Lee ana ,ha
T.. Hnlntcts, While Glenn wss
tscters viii probably be back - lts
~ lo~S soon. and Will he :, - -.
n.n man = forward, with Mahler :.
S,WnlslnS recruits, as his runnin.- IVA. n
inusc, iofward Q! the 1917 sniIaS
neh n9l reported for practice. hay;,-
..,ee.tnily returned - college from ihs
$500 Athinaon. Hottell. Garris and
49, are strong candidates for
rhe schedule will be announced -
Ma MA the,-lcnHins teams Of Virslni,
match With Tho Naval Chdn,S
uefcIlS Is nrppabiC - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
FORMER WEST FOREST
TUTOR HANDLES SQUAD
DIR. Richard Crozier, or Raleigh, Will
Take Charge of Bas-
ketccrS.
ISI.c;al TO The Times-Dispa toh

VEST RALEIGH. y. G.. Dec. 3
of class games has just been com
p!eted; with the Juniors whining the
by Sammy Home wood. These games
brought out Soodly array OF ma
tcrial, with an especially promising.
freshmen. So,nc OF these men viii
make strong bids for varsity berths.
before the season closes.
Or. Richard Crozier for many wears
director of athletics at Wake Forest,
mas eeen engaged 10 coach the Tech
teams. He is thorough student Of
me game and master OF the So
g ,, tied inside game" Head Coach
out the squad.
about '.wSenty;;fye candidates have
Gce. II is a little too early TO get
much OF line OF tho new material.
but the Techs are we'll supplied with
o!G men Tor q nucleus
Captain Cline. who mas played for
ward for, the last three years, will
Gus Ripple and Tommy Park. bo1H
ffxtnr. H. at 6roome appears 10 be a
1919 letter men. will be used TO iii
r r,,s " vacancy Ii. Of Ssmmy Homcwood at
70 retu!T to school after the holidays
ManaseE g y. kirkpatrick will
sChedule during The next week About
sixteen or. eighteen games will he
prayed during tho season. with nearly
naii OF them staged on the auditorium
- Local fans will be able 60 sec tho
cen team in action before the hoji
oaHs II present negotiations go
d dhr0usn, Inc management is en-
durham \. II. - y. for the coming
We i END This is a departure FROM
L!e usual custom, state ileretoforc las
opened her season about the middle or
January. vi
The schedule. however. calls for a
latter part OF the mouth and for tiis
rcas9n the team has been called OUT
much earlier than usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
NJ THIRD LEAGUE PLANNED
hnson Faction Denies R-oor,,
asN ni"mc on Srribe.'
Shoulders

tSpneial 70 Tho Times Dispa,cb1
N;M YORK. Dec. a.NThorep Vii Jill .
no ,hlru hiG league CcI,ajn nor.o v"
iln aToe q noise like one. hut thcv wcrn
wrifes Lei, 81 H woog g,rnMspaper fTaierni,y.
iiniGS. II" maSuatcs Of Inc 4nFn iS'i
,an Lea sue with particular rofnrn,',i.o
~ INC warning faction opposinc ~, =
"pI'hscH. never We're really ; o." u
.pout forming a gcw orEaniZ,iinr I
',.,uS[N moments ;hcy said . H.. ~.
.n.,iss. hut after they had cooInS o .l
amu were IN a normal state ~ ",
asHlh lncN realized il Was :, cHnuniInu
g 1r ID ~ .,s But even had they bro
reaay 10 launch their -mtnrnris Rtt
,Mnu'd nave been baked. ,rhnw INC
,nnf ucch made TO undersiand 1 ,hai
my were bringing major isn@'Ic" ma "a
pTa'n ." IN" hr!nk Of ruin T'nnt ,a asS
nsEf stopped them ""' "ouIu
:, ~ 'hiIS ~ he American Icar,,o
IN III muod!.d. The Eupperr iJms, are
,, ,od,filsE -frazoc combination I., on on
,nd Gu Gown in ITS belIiecr.r, ~, 70
iune. u" quartet is still rmn5; ~ Y
able ;hai Jl ,2i,S nut L is NOTICE.
.,or L.o may hc the calm bcf,.o ~
hhtogntIf'; hIt the Indications nra orc me
~. Iia' hc"n At work ir,inr 10 So'ic
.nitSa oNc'. There is ,nnn 'U "miooth
n5n. 70 pfSmit the var IN 80 ~
i,.sSa ru.ln"SS men ali hands or ~; u "
'''S ~ ilNiCn Ia 80 - i" al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
STAGE SET FOR WRESTLING
MATCH AT STRAND TONIGHT
"BuIl" Walker aud "MnskeI Marvel,
Ready for Cntch-as-CRtch-
Can Go.

Bull W3llScr and the Masked Mar
rci' Will 60 to 4 finish catch-as-catch-
can graphing match at the Strand The
alter tonight. The stage is all set for
the bout. which begins at $50 o'clock.
Speculation is rife among Richmond
sporting circles rs TO the outcome OF
the match.
R 'sporis rs9 ISi, mis- ely from
Walker. Both the principals are from
the Empire state" and make the old
i5owery City their hanging out place. :,
Walker won the middlcweisht and
Zig hthcavy weight wrestling belts OF the
American cXpcditionary fovce at
Pershins Stadium in France. in the
the heavyweight champion OF the
american cNpcditionary force TO a
G.Sw, afnor tr e o woTd received here
The Marvel is master OF the mat
game and is second 10 none in his d.-
vision, which is the lTo-pound class.
lie claims the distinction of never hay
Ing had his shoulders forced 10 the
mat by. man OF his weight. He has
been thrown on few occasions by
men OF muSh heavier weights;
The "Bull' is a rough and tumble
grappicr and likes TO BE treated rough.
In the coming bout ne Will realize his
wish. in regard TO being handled rough.
as the Marvel Is The man that can do
ii. Neither OF the artists have ever
appeared on Richmond mats.
Matchmaker George Herbert claims
TO have several good matches up his
sleeve for future dates, and promises
to bring some OF the best men OF the
East 20 Richmond In the bouts that
Will be scheduled for dates soon, Her
bert VIII weigh the relative merits OF
the wrcstIers with great care 10 make
sure tina; men OF evenly matched cali
Der viii be put on the cards
Two Richmond wrcstlers VIII take
part in the preliminary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
ROANOKE COLLEGE GRID
PLAYERS GIVEN LETTERS
Fourteen Football Men Awarded "R'st
mt Athletic Board Meeting
at salem.

SALEM. VA. Dec. AT meeting
Of the athletic board Of Roanoke Col
lcgc last evening, the following mem
hers Of this. years football eleven
were awarded RS: d. q. Chapman,
J. l.. Hotel. II. II. Hook, J. II. Fray,
r. w. Potter. l.. IL. Mem, r. H. Neesc,
T.. .. Roads. w. II. Graham. $. G.
Peters. II. q. Jones. p. w. Glenn, w. d.
Hull and +. w .Aitrup
Largely on account of lack Of ex-
pericnced material, the team that rep
resented the Maroons this season was
considerably below the average Roa-
nokc eleven. The bulk Of the team
was composed OF freshmen and sopho-
quencc Will be that OF Captain Chap
man, who graduates In June.
Although next years captain has not
been chosen. II is understood that the
election of Peters is practically Il Ger
tainty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
THE MOST PLEASANT
Way TO TAKE IRON

Force, vigor, energy, the Kind that
simply overilows with rich red blood
Is produced by the special mpound
Ing OF iron and uuinine into the Ia.
nous Make Man Tablets. Makc.Man
Tablets create new, pulsatins. disease
resisting red Corpuscles. strcng theninE
the tissues that have become weakened
by long overwork or sickness.
Easy and plea SAINT TO take and con-
tain no injurious drugs or habit. form
ins chemicals. Nothing but iron and
quinine. Increase your weight. Watch
the scales from the day you start taxi
ing Make Man Ia blets.
Make Man Tablets are sold at all
reliable drug stores. Price so cents a
box. Only genuine IL our monogram
M-M-T-appcnrs on each box Dis
tributed by Ashland Supply House, 325
w, Madison St. Chicago, Ill.-Adr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
HAVANA RESULTS

,fn'Jf r "a furIonss. Fora, les .,Mar-
I.l,J6 iGGuntaini 10 /. to /. even. s~con,i:
Sn'tn. Ilmc. ia. count Boris tUiDr ~
DANES ran - iA'"us On INA
,oSS e12Hd racc-siS furtonEs-May Mau,sh,.
,oi Harrison. 100 tMurrayJ. : 10 .: Won
',h'- H",uhi ilcrrot 3s Grown IN
=" . 20 o third. Time. Isl: Is ri. n
SSt,ur, Lamp Post. Frederick Miller N..,ic
iiNi,r"r' lanes q. Lindsay ISrizY. Ttob- ~
,,. Third r;'ce-sis furiongs-Rvcrsde. lc2
Ia ~, 'l t;"N, 10 /. to 6. to s. won
-, - :, second: hriii"ld los (I,axl )
~ -. zen. J. TO :. third. Time III. 4 =
iic:"'". ~. T".ntN seven. An,bassa dor ii
20 n..tfIson. srIocK and Manganese ran
p,,,"nnr.h ,itcc-.hEc and one half furlonrs-
i'i.''.nt Eyes. 90 tMcrrimacC = to / 80 I
,EWGn 10. 3. out. second: cromWe sile' ~
! %. 20. Ioi!to Basii ran '"'' '"'r"' I'nc'
s, :'T i!,,i hnm 70 to Ia, out won:
our. second: Hocnir ll5 iMurrayi 70 *
=. 20 o. OUT third Time. I:iG. iiy HON:
o,. I-'h ."G1.-liiic ana twenty yards-Man.
M"m. .:SStal bay. ll2 tM"rrimecJ, Sto s.
- .. ] - .. second Is.li IIunI"v "a
'ri, ,,'c'hs)' 10 70 J; TO !. . 10 J. third
'"t i'u'knall. Guide pos, ran y 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10

Announces, in order to conserve fuel,
the following curta ilmcnt Of passenger
train service on Richmond. Trcdericks
burg and Potomac Railroad, effective
Wednesday,. December 10th. except as
SOUTHWARK.
No. g. leave Richmond $50 A. NJ.
riying Glen Alien SIS a. NJ. Ashland
1908 a. NJ. Local stops.
No. So, leaving Main Strcct Station
S:t5 a. NJ, annulled.
No. IS, leaving Richmond 2:1O p. NJ.
local to Washington. anhulled.
No. &c. leaving Richmond i:2O Z. NJ,
local TO Frederick sburg, annuilcd.
No Is. leaving Richmond 500 =. NJ.
=. No. 30, leaving Richmond ago p. NJ.
Sunday. VIII run daily on present
schedule, making local stops. to Wash
IS, =. T.. through thains 90. SEIZED
ulcd 10 leave. Main street Station sos
y. ~ and &c, scheduled to leave TOO
J.. ~. VIII make local stops south OF
Richmond, leaving somewhat later than
SOUTHWARK.
No ,. fredericksburg local. will be
ahu,lcd north Of Ashland Leave Ash
idnd &c y. NJ, running present schcd
ulc TO Richmond.
and Ashland. now served by No. S
leaving leaving IFrrcdecricksburs TAO. a: NJ
WoodsIanc 7:ie 4. NJ. Milford 75a
-. NJ. pcnolo S:07 g. M.. Rutherglo.,
SIG y; NJ. boswell S:a6 4. NJ. Ash
1anh $50 a.. NJ. arriving Richmond
9:lo ~. NJ. No baggage or accommo-
mation express Will nc handled on
Train 81.
No. -. arriving Richmond 2:45 +. ST
from Washington, annullcd.
No. So. arriving Main Street Station
klchm9nd, $50 NJ: from Washington
'Ssnuiied, last trip Monday, December
on this train will BIO operated on trait,
20, leaving Washington $40 r. NJ
daily. arriving Broad Street Sta ton
Richmond, a:l5 p. Nj.
No. 20, arriving Richmond 6:c5 L. NJ
from Ashland, annulled..--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
HAVANA ENTRIES

Fl..' T+ec-f!X Innrs-c,hsp,oun.t.. n
80, ,.,'"rr 90 ti"d. %: Hrcr Eox. ioa
,..''!"ii" non. TO-. Glider. ih.: AIlnk In-
rrniHl."scns. i"' cin lo' i'lain Kilt. ioss
second Tarc ~. furiongs Duke INN a.
.Ti"iE, H"Eu''". ~: p,"rroi, o.. plci, Uosc
~ NJ Iy"n ipi' WartnN. ,o3: White Crown.
" n,E H'n"k". lrs. rranhv. l0s
Ihifh i.or- nv" furlouVt- Nov.in ~. nno.
~; S".ct -f!SssIni, 100: Slyinam zoe: rci .
Circulat-. ~. "'r'"' ~!
r@nr,h rsc"- iivc and ono half furionus-
,,Ni"'F. !'i; Bcsdti. 100: iglrsi pniict "a.
iMi'h'y' III: !INord, H. Arthur Mi,i,iio ton on
Fifih racr-mi'e aud seventy y.rd. uu,,
n.lE'r,t,2n' loS' Skccrface. %: Uubhub iS1
skill .Iqilc--rcrriblc Mis- o.. p,c,,
nhnhpn. "; Golden chauce. IS: Roman a.
rSu's'. % 'Lttl" cote. %: Maguct 1 .nL
woi Lady .I.nr Grey. lS. Rae i0s: Rsvsrix
ssai,,t' w. becEhsrd. los: puIa,iin ,os.
M!iey Bright. l0s '"' w. Ncu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
U. 7. S. DEFEATS JACKET
QUINTET IN RAGGED GAME
Poor Passes ana Throws rr.a
In Bnske thnll Context Al
Ashland.

Union Thcological Seminary defeated
basketball game at Ashland last niSnt
by score Of 20 to -. Poor passns
ana poor throws predominatcd through.
cut the match. The only rcdeernin 8.
curacy In throwing foul goals.
IN his cndcavor To stop the on.rush
ing Seminary aGsrcgation's attack. The
Randolph Macon captain jcrkcd his
men, left and right and several sub
stitutcs were given chances 10 play.
Keys was ono of tho real stars of the
game. He made five field goals.
Tho linc-ups We're:
RIM. Position. u. II &
Basset. ...... left forward Keys.
Cochran. right forward .Alcxander
Zimmerman. =. Cohtcr ....... I;uckler
iLiscomb..... right guard ..... Ecrry
Smith. ...... loft guard 1900. Craig
summary: Field Eoals--for T. Al.
scott 3. Buttcrworth T.. Smith J.. Vim
norman l. Cochran !. BasscLt I: FOR
q. y S.--kcyS D. Alexander 3, Ruckicr
.. Free goals: for i;.-M.--Cochran :.
oHf OF AZ many chances: Smith, 5 out
90 throws: for L. r. S.-Craig. out
~ chances. Substitutes: Thomas
s s1r Vimmerman; Eutterworth for
Liscomb '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
WHITE SOx DEFEAT INDIANS
WITH CONSISTENT PLAYING
Rcd skins Hrcnk Winning Strenk OF
Junior League
Leaders.

Consistent playing featured las,
nights bowling contest al tho Pictsch
Alleys between the White SoX and
the indians, in the Junior League divi-
sion. The SoN had the better OF tho
argument, taking the second and third
frames, while the Red skins annexed
the first game.
Luck was high man for the win
ming club with an Individual score
or I'd pins in the second game. King,
OF the Indians. was the most con =
sisttnt bowler OF the night. He
Knocked the NAPLES for scores OF 2i3
iIh and 200. making a thrcc-game
total OF I1I.
Although they lost the majority OF
INC sianZas, The Indians won the dis
Junction of being the first club to brCa X
the White Soxs winning strcak/
Tho cottrell and McRao teams. OF
INC 'it% League. arc on the program
tonight FOR three games al the Pietsch
Alleys. the Reds and Cubs in The
Junior division, will also stage their
Iriatches at the above alleys tonight.
The scores wcre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
Bouse Clips Hermitage
Country Club Golf Mark

y, " Tor nonse. professional golfer
a. tnc hermitage COuutry Club, js
nnHcr;nS from IA sore right arm.
caused by excessive Misunderstanding.
~ nus all como about because Ec
,recchtiy made the "doEleE" nth
mole or the course in three, twice
III ono afternoon. by doing that
nc ctippcd four from tic par ten OF
'hc mole Tor two rounds.
HOW George accomplished the
rent as related modestIy by George
himself. runs In this wise:
lie was playing an ciEhteen-hoIc
game ny making the round of tho
FIRST nine holes twice. ON the first
round he played I'm the rough with
mis- drive tn tho "doElrE." Ac got
out neatly with his mid1ron and
sunk His approach putt perfectly.
Ora the second round. he made u
perfect drive OF 2aO Yards to tho
hole. approached within two feet
of tho cup with a midiron and
slipped the easy ono into the hole
for three.
George holds the record for the
Hermitage roursc-siXtS-ninc. lac
has made this twice. The course il
par ScNrnty-thrcc.
house says Bob" Ford md ". =.
EniEh, are fEhtinu for the record
for the greatest number OF shots
needed To get around the Hermitage
links.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
NICHE ELECTED VA. COACH
18 PLAYERS AWARDED
GRID SQUAD LETTERS
". }. Parrish. Dirk Adrian I<uyk and
stunrt ID. CraiS, OF Rich
mOnd, HOnOrcd.
ISpeeial to Tho Times-pispatch. ]

i,29pGciai to The Times Dispatch.l
viii ,oa lead ,he Virginia. football team
madS Duh, ms t SECTION as captain was
las, night. He is In his second year il,
college. is twenty-five years Of age,
sure tackler. an adept at handling
masses. and player to count on for
! ihterfcrence and reliability
re went TO France with Company
5 II: drw We, Division. One Hun
sc rTH ahu th H,H5eem,h Regiment. and saw
on the one Hundred and md Si Sne Eni
hS,ESiment,S football eleven.
! Fhc past season was his frs, on tbc
s .h,rEihia squad. He has qualities which
should make himNa successful leader.
PLAYER ana a tighter from from start sread iS
finish tndsh His work stood out prorni
,hr u, 81 IN .o every game played during
With prospects bright for norma
nSn5 i,n coach NEXT fati; following the
1T the conference held Saturday .,ipht
| IN J., EotinE for change in system, Vir-
Coming e enTaodat oTo are ALREADY be
t fTr the M,;,, i':o eleven which. they ar
NersltE on the football map
,v Select l., Material for 1910 squad.
men on which TO bank his next years
homes. In addition. he will have four
d = ;s freshmen with. which to work.
~. Is me consensus of opinion Of these
wno have watched the yaarlings pcr
y ,9ri c ,nG rast season that the first
prom,iSing in the history OF the uni
ca, HiIiSt tSr cubs answered the inltia,
forty or more. survived the strcnuous
S't@,ha IN ", Wh ign pnly one game was
sylvania freshmen. The cream 81 ti,is
squad available for the varsity i n 1nsS
n rH,r' nne1ud e., such stars as zundcl,
Clark and Hall. Zundci, who haii.
p Ir%m Mon aId is line player of real
man next season. "''e
Hero VIII Graduate.
rive mem hers Of this wears vare;,,.
Ceren viii he missing next faIi a.,
eau Wood, NH niTilTcn rrada. hero Of EG,,
Gio99!dwyn lKuyE, at full tulsa Back !aea and
year under the four year rule Ku rHt
naH9E d P'nSs@ 'n anS Nass for eh
years for the University OF South caro-
ne The vd is9di in;u candidate for Quarter
y, NJ. ! star; who made quito a nam,
thr0us hout tho South. '''''e
ne following members of tbc Yin
Sinia squad have been ;lwardcd thnir
letters by the. General Athletic A ,nS,l
Charleston. W. Va: w r. McC;owan
81 i.nurens; 5. G.; lIcwson Niche. OF
Eichmond. Va; Langdon F.. Hankins
G o. charl9 ttesyilIs. Va; Charles J.
.tinehart and Jack Rinehart or c.bnr
lotteSvillc. Va; Muscoe Burnett. Jr..
81 Paducah. Ky: Robert Keesec
Blakcy. OF charlottesville. Va: Good
WHn kuyk and Dirk Adrian Kuyk, or
Richmond. Va: David ]. Wood. Of
Sirdwood. Va; Edward p. kusscIl. or
OF iynchburS. Va: w. S. Newman, OF
Dallas. Tex: and Stuart ID. Craig. OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
University Of Virginia
on Crimson Schedule

TclcErnphic reports received In
richmond last night from Cam
bridge. Mass, announce that the
University OF Virginia GrIdiron
plny Harvard on October 30, NEXT
year.. Several, other college sauad DIS
have been recognized for their mer-
it's last yenr upon the piEslin fields
md will he given dates with the
Crimson players.
Among these nre the Centre Col
lego. of Kentucky, and NOtre Dame.
DOubie-headcrs nrc also In prospect
against BoWdotn and the University
OF Maine. The kentucky college
emerged from football obscurlty
this fall with strinE OF twelve
unbr0kcn victories.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
STATE GAME PROTECTORS
WILL KCLD ANNUAL MEET
Election of Association Officers VIII
Take I'lucc Dcccm-
Der rs.

The annual meeting OF the Virginia
Game and Fish Protective Associat ton
Viii be held Tuesday, December 10, AT
\ o'clock T. Nj. in the hall OF tho House
OF Delegates. state Capitol Building,
Richmond, Va. This viii probably be
;he most important meeting ever held
by the association.
Colonel i. Nash Biiisoly, Commits
Sioncr OF Game aud Inland Fisheries.
has called meeting OF all game ward l.
ems and number OF leading sports
men and game protcctionists OF the
Der l5 and II
Matters of great Importance vii! be
taken up as well as the election OF
oit!eers .or the coming year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

,amsTjac e cva5 5o caP M6s rn II
Baker, III tMorysD. 10 to !. ) TO !. S TO ;.
second: Revolution. ltS 6Keiscy>. : to !.
Mar Josephine Rita Lady Marathon. Biuc
Dcvil. Little u. Bremen. Speedy Foot Ran.
pahanncck Ill. ran.
CTyGG9nd Tace-stx fur!oncs- Bursoync. 10
9 sfltk, to : 10 wog g. : A9Iast
., TO third. Time. i.I5 as. Rapid stride.
Md ~ plsmona Girl; l:di;h x. Css,suia ran,
SunSo!d. lei tCo,iic,tD, to ! to ).
to 8 Won: Miss Wright. loi lWldaj. 5
70 81, TO / 10 .. second: Kutu-: 100
vi H. Il, t" to . third Time,
HowSu Miss Kruter siiycry Sha nirn'
snd sandy Lad ran.
Nc Eogrih raGc-ti"" furlonss-s.dycsrass lot
Lonely. 10 tCrumn, Ia . even ~ .
second; Peggy &. l6o ntllyl. 8 to Ia =
~, 80 ~; ihi,d Time, log Is. C.celv K~y
Watsrsm""t. FiedSlinc ran
rhtn race-inIlc and seventy yards Sans
W Wnnr 10, tGarnerl. 70 :. out. out Won:
out. OUT OUT '"n seeona II M9bIPSoni Il TO 10
1,, 20 !; . TO ., out. h!rd, Time. I:5o ~
~ ST =. rsee-mile and :. siSt.en,h-rarrsh
Va, VI" I'm, H. >, 70 !. ia and i To =
u 10 and To :. second: Picasu;ryIll
~ i'hnn"!di, . 10 l. to l. oven mia
Tine 81. Buddy Tucker Frank Shsnnnn
Ion ION bodEH Go'dcreat Boy. Ssuer Luther
Ss'G;n7 5,h , .acs mile and = ylz,ren,h-war.
t .~grIgT' ~ ,!Hgward1; y to l. even.
70 eyGn. ;hlr! rtmc. is; comm, ,9
~! brownie huDrwcN ran E'''''''
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COMMITTEE APPOINTED
70 an ON Prominent Men !,
interest OF boxing Com -
misniOn.

t.tr uGciins Of tho Richmond ana
Hniol i"'. % commission at Murniug
no,, ,aai night, Il committee w. -
~, ",.''" To call on prominon,
he the comm TO- iT induce lhem 10 serve on
inc committee IS romnnsn"s season
Bjark ;FN'r' clyde saunders and Ge e w
hv , iH lolaowns men viii be soIici,cd
mlssi.an This spring: N ~ -" com
Snn, ~ JpI'9m I'M FRS. vlc.- n,c ~,
p preside NJ Nm, NJ I'gIen second v fa.
sioner' ana NNn nd y Mcclure. cornini..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
u. S. R. R. Administration
Change of Schedule.
Norfolk and Western n. n.

Effective December 2. connection for
Columbus, will leave Richmond S:50
4. NJ. instead of ?:2o a. NJ On and
after that date Train No. Z. leaving
Petersburg 1905 A. 81. for Lynchburc
and Train No. 3. leaving PctcrsburE
2:t0 j. NJ. for Roanoke. viii have no
connection from Richmond via 4 Z. l..
~ X. Effective December 10Th = iins
~ and 20: leaving Richmond for Nor
folk 3:05 II. NJ. and arriving Richmond
40 a. NJ. viii be disco tinucd. par
Tor cars VIII not be operated Oh Trains
nd - between Richmond and Nor
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