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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
HEALTH RULES
FOR THE SCHOOL
DR.. Finegan Is Cooperating
With Col. Martins Depart
ment in New Regulations

NJ e m b e + S OF
boards of school
directors, super
intendents a n d
prime i p q s and
teachers in the
p e n n S Y | vania
State educational
system have been
called upon by
DR.. Thomas E.
F'inegan, S t a t e
Superintendent of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
GIVE VOTE OF CONFIDENCE

Rome, Sept. 90. - Premier Niiti
was given vote of confidence by the
Chamber of Deputies, which con-
tinued in session last night. The gov
ernment received 20S votes to 140.
The assembly was extremely tumultu-
GUS There were personal encount-
ers between several of the deputies
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
ENTERTAINS B. b. CLUE

Mount Union, Pa, Sept. 29.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harry d. Stake entertained
the members of the Presbyterian
Sunday School baseball team, win
ners of the seasons pennant, at a
party and dinner Friday evening.
[Other State News OH Page 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-29
BIG CROWD AT BEANsoUP

Lewistown, Pa, Sept. 29.-The
biggest crowd that ever attended the
annual beansoup at Mcclure was
there on Saturday Judge Johnson,
of the Snyder-Union judicial dis
trict, and Major General Clemens
of Sunbury, were the speakers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
HAVANA RESULTS

Frs, racc--ivc and onc.half furlongs
Col. Liilard. 10 tCrump) 5 to l.. ; to |.
even. / TO $. out, second: Buckhorn H." Toe
tLuMt. 4 To I, 5 10 >. I TO :. third. Tin.".
..1:lSt.S.- Diomcd. %iiartcra. lncinerator.
Perfect Lady raH.
SECOND racc-six frrlonEs-EinC Tuscan.
Worth. ia tTayior). . Ia L.. to s. out,
second; Helen Atkin. ia tCollins). I to !.
IS 10 3. 3 TO O.. third. Time. l:lt 10, Tidal.
Lucky Pearl. Ihedodcn and FtaS"n"i" ran
Third racc-nvc and "uc-hali iurloncs-
First Pullet. Ia tMorisseyl. 4 to .. even.
! 20 :. won: Ambassador III; 10 win
0c tArcharnbalD G 10. l.. : to >. . to !,
third. Time. 1914. Red. SNOW Queen. Re
mcau and isaSudinc ran.
Foyrth racc-hvc and one-halr furio0cS--
Eickie Fancy. llo Grumpy. 70. /. 4 to :.
> TO :. Won: keymar. lice. tChiayctii): I
10 l.. j to =. T. to .. second; Uranium. lt-
tLomas). 10 TO !. 6 10 !. 2 10 ! third. Time
1913 As. Lady Langdon. Fc!icidnd. EXEMPT
cd. Buster Clark. CnwiSs child. Hlanch.
Donation. iias;y Cora. Bunice and Peaceful
Firth Tacc-milc ana fifty y~ards-Corydon.
>L0o-ti>uA) 70 =, TO 10. cut: won: Don
Thrush. loo Dickens. : to =. to 3. out.
-sscond; Magnet Land. - tkoprclmanl. !.
10 l. 2 tol out. third. Time. 1857. Skccr-
face and Berlin ran.
MaEneio. - (Jamsli. 5 to /, to /, S to 3
won: Ned M!!cyhfiEht. ITO lMcriinec>. 4 1"
/. 3 to .. s to 3. second: Wooithrush. ll3
i:5i.t.5.' Poinard. TeTri6ie Misc. Dy1me,
Miss sweep and ls!l simmons ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17

LEAGUE BEGINS
FIRST GAME OF QUINT
SEASON AT Y. w. C. A.
..auirs Have Exciting Game IN
""ich siiss Hatcher Sturs for
Victory.

Merchants National and the First
National teams OF the Banking wo-
mems League played the first of their
games last flight I'm the
Eynhasln.n OF tho y. w. c. "a. The
,irst NATIONAL quint was victorious by
the score of IL to S mainly hrou-,,
the efforts OF Miss Hatcher. AT ror
ward. whose playing ncttcd her team,
Gieht OF the eleven points they scored
inc teams were evenly matched AMI
when the first half ended the score
was I TO : in favor of the First Ma
,lonhis. However. the last named ran
out n victory.
Eollowing is the linc-ups:
FIRST Natioual-Miss Hatcher. = r.
Miss Evans If; Metzger c.; Williams
= &C.; Iienshirw r. e.; Clement l.. x.
I. f.; Long and
fiInah +. e.. Shelhoise /. e. 80
Eclcree--Miss Helen Stats.
.coach-Miss Ruth Pect Mcrchants
MISS Glcaves uFirst NatlonaD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
ONE.HAND STAR LEADS
VIRGINIA TECH SCORING
Henry Crisp, Tackle and Half Back
Gamers More Points Than
TcQm-MatcH

Henry Crisp. one-hand tackle and
back on the Virginia Polytechnic foot
hall team during the season just
closed. outscored all members Of the
Tech team. according to statistics pub
lished in Tech" the official weekly
publication of the l:lacksburg Institu-
lion. Crisp, alternating in the line
and the back field. garncrcd II total
OF ~ points. This plunging one
hand star crossed the goai
line five times for a touchdown. and
placed fifteen between the uprights on
Soals from touchdown. The number
of goals kicked by him also was more
than that Sarncrcd by any other MEM
Der of tho Tech squad.
Henry ltcdd. Crisp's running mate In
the back field. led the team in scoring
the largest numbe OF touchdowns
lscdd went over the line six times.
other members Of Poly played con-
sistcnt!y throughout the season and
although the four big games. those
with Washington and Lee. George
town, North Carolina State. and V. NJ.
l.. were lost. Techs record for tho
season was good. TWO OF these de-
fcats resulted from Kicking
= Held goal in the last quarter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

t-.co 81 Trumrs. liS tGlaSsi. II 10 - svsn'
=! 70 !, won: 1oFmoran. 10 tEowan>. ; TO !.
20 even. second. faphank. ZIG Uienpcl.
NtrsiHnis 30. r. lGoGdy.' fi! . : TChmfii isS;.
Mountain GIL. Mcnn!k!n II. and 81: Id.a
Jan.
Second raee.-sx tnr,onss-Mosc los
5f,oor. ll2 tMorys). . 10 :. TO . out. s"c-
Hot,d General. ia ,Rodrieuc.t. 10 ~ IN J.
.cNen. third. Time. l:i4. Eddie McHr,1c.
tlloi!y. D!scord. kiuEI!ng IL. James r. C!.fE
Ian
Thirt tacc--six. turlonGs-Maize io,
sI'arii Maid. los t%Srnith(. : to :. 5 20 s.
: to =" second; !..onGly. los d;ow4ny. !
ZNlya Cuht l.ady Harris"a; Clear thr Wa.
tarcion; HeGs"rraSs, iIain SIN. taiania ran
~. Fourth raCr-ou" mil and seventy S.,r!s-
.Sanns or Pleasure. LOG tMorysl. . - l. :
- to- l.. o TO 9 ! to g. second: gni.f ia.
u M~"iaswor;hJ. ? to 8. 8 TO g.. i,o {. thir1
.. Tim i;lt - Precious ana Matter I'm
s%on; Arnold. I95 Giu;wclI. 6 to 10. 10 I
gut second. Ths BOY. no Nod;iEu"z5. :.
30 IL ." - To :. third Time. i.O5 Is.
tire WiIson Emit and fo,o ran.
Slragnn Rock. IL tButwcut. ,o DO l.
- ~. Ton, S,atim. ioi cnonaiuel. Ii to
sssiii@ jJin%oIlicia 10 / reeGnf W ~! Hnckqer
5sri1c. 40 ~ sra J.rdGir' i.o,oi ~ mon pom
risndEe Brickity. icrnak. Lottery. pleasure.
lille S!eeth. J.. G King, Marauder. Wiii.sn
S1vcn,h rac--m mile ana ,hree-sixteonths-
~ TO :; won Lit'l. Cottage liz tRntye,IS,
.f21cooTG u" . second. ha act. OK
a::so As, ~ Re-, Chriss,i'S9 u6 5in,rG. TIM
gand Calls Kentucky fny nm ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
WILL WRESTLE AT STRAND
sturdy Greek TO E;ndcavor 10 UnmnSk
"NasEed Marvel" Tomorrow Night.
SfrnnElc Hold Barred.

Jim Pappas. a sturdy Greek wrestler.
VIII cSSaE to unmask the Masked
Marvel, here tomorrow night at the
strand Thcatcr in a finish bout, which
promises to attract unusual interest.
INC MASKED Marvel" gave the iocal
fans a taste of his ability in the en-
E~aScmcnt with Bull Walker. a New
ork mailman. several nights ago.
when the New Yorker lost in Straight
falls.
Give Tyson and Henry Mocs;a. two
i'lchmond welterweights. will contend
t2r honors in the preliminary. both
OF these boys are said to he g~rapplers
OF unusual promise. and Moesta has
recently figured in several bouts witt,
wclterWeiShts OF the Newport News
shipya rds. He defeated several tus-
Siers IN the .~shipbuilding city. The
preliminary will start at $50 o'clock
Pappas and the marvel will battle
70 a finish. only the stranEic hold
being barred. The two grapplers are
ara 10 stack up pretty evenly in
physical proportions. and both weigh
around the ~l75-pound mark. The
creek contender has recently taken
Part in a series OF bouts in North Carr
Ina: and he will fill an cngaecmcnt a.
Eoston before coming to Richmond.
Jack Woodall will referee the match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

Z First rnc",-h%c and on. half rurionps-
ssphine. 1917. Brown bso i6T: rom J;r 80 .
flioi conno.,icut ~ Lylus,.r. md SUNNI,
gStr Grafton. 10; putr Johu. ia. '%.r,
fBaher. nc EIig!nlc. Iloyd Goorv... ,iH!C
4 Denna Grafton. Io5. rolysamIst. Niin az
CIR. Iob: s.: Ruth Strickland. lco. XIV
: Mo,icl 100; ,Rcthci .MilI.. 100 ~ Shaf.y.
yd!n, los, Prosperous E.by. lOa: charles G.p-
Ssns..l"s: Smiling MarEic los: Ley iomns
: JosS,. ios: E,,she. I6i vsicrie wwfS5iGtI %"
yIua1i,s. i'll. q. EciIoe. 100 MaiHiSc.%?, Zoo
s1tniEh MOT. l""a9: II'"H : iao sh@g. s,.n.
5Qneen.. los: True As steel. io7. K""in,ib:.Ht
ss1ns; Holiday. III; Miss krutcr. III A.
SoliEioic; Robert. Mant.i!. 100. Sayonafrc
Fourth racc-siy fIr!onrs-B rothcr Mac
CLEAN. lo3: .An,oinct,c. los: cello. Id
sPotiu. 1os: Bon Tromp. 10: Sturdcc. iG.
APuliux. llI: Suha hdar. III: Roy M pla.s.
Ssnton. III; Fortnight. ne: A. y Akin. ms;
=. Fifth racc.1m!le and seventy vards-Thi..
sticdon: Io6: Sun God. los: Bale, Dancer IT,
8 st5Jh rac.-milc and q si1t,.nth-Luc,li-
s1,a ,st; 49, to:a can liza; cc Iiy! ,os Mr I'M. ca ISl
yi!9: Alhcns. no: Don Dodge, lilo. L.o,,"rS
yTnirrdsy Nirh;er. ia. !" "'oNne'' 10
Sssnnih r",cumile, and six,ccnth-Mah
Csp.tsn!a no.; Li'uc .%*irine. ito: Stsr
Phiilis,ine. nc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
WE Saw THE PRIZE
AND GRABBED IT
M. M. Tablets to the Front

This ~well-known iron tonic will in
crease your vitality. enrich your blood
and tone your nerves.
The tremendous strain the war has
put on SO many people compo's men
who are weakened not to lose thor
grip IN health.
1t is through iron in the blood that
you can overcome any threatened
Weakness.
Makc-Man Tablets will change your
food into living tissue muscle and
nerve power.
. Contains no injurious drugs and can
BIO safely taken by every sufferer. The
first box Will give you confidence to
continue, and in n few weeks your
strength will become more. than nor
NAL. and you will quickly find that
your blood is richer and purer in every
way.
Makc-Man Tablets are sold at all
reliable drug stores. Price so cents IL
box. Only genuine IL our monogram
M-M-T-appcars on each boS. Guar
antccd by Ashland Supply House. 325
w. Madison ST.. Chicago. Ill.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
AMERICANS SEEK CHANGE
IN o VI

Try Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dec. l6.-Mcmbcrs OF
me American Olympic games commit
Tee. when informed today of tho Selec-
,ion OF The dates for the various com
pressed satisfaction with tho program
with the exception OF the dates selected
lot the swimming and rowing events.
IT was pointed out that these contests,
failing almost u month after tho com
rlction of the track and field games.
would badly upset the plans for the
Unless a change 3 lie effected il
may be necessary 10 send the team to
heitium in two sections. as the swim
ming into double figures. cannot be
transported with the track contingent
and held in Belgium for a month after
the major portion OF the team is en-
route for home.
PIN Special Quarters.
Plans for ,the formation Of the
American team are rapidly advancing
and arrangements Tor the housing OF
between $50 and zoo contestants from
the United States are we'll under way.
owing 10 the low altitude OF Antwerp.
II has been decided to quarter the team
at u considerable distance from the
scene OF the games proper and trans
port the entrants from day to day to
the stadium as required by, the pro
gram. This was considered to be a
wiser course than 10 permit, the ath-
lctcS TO he quartcrcd among the noise
and confusion OF The city and III close
pfoN unity 10 me damp air OF the SAT-
meadows.
1t also was pointed out that the
course Tor the Marathon race from
Brussels to Antwerp will he over his
toric eround and along the same roads
over which the German army advanced
in it's initial attack IN Belgium at
the beginning OF the world war in
August, 1914.
Take Historic Route.
The runners "ill pass through Ma
lines. famous for the determined stand
Of Cardinal Mcrcier and the cathedral.
which the Germans used as an obScr-
walton rost in their attack on Ant
wcrp.
All along the twenty-five miles will
be evidence OF the hitter fighting in
the earliest days OF the war. including
me completely wrecked outer rim Of
lortS ~ Wavre destroyed by the shells
OF. the big BerthaS and the hundreds
OF graves of the fallen combatants.
The race probably will! be run ovar
a Belgian block and asphalt course
unless ~Siecial provision is made FOR :,
Soit dirt pathway paralleling the main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
ADOPT ZONE PLAN
\ american Trap Shooters Decide on NcN
system of Conducting
sport.

NEW YORK, Dec. lG.-'rh. general
committee OF the American Trap shoot
lnE Association today decided 10 auopt
United states. dividing The country
mt" live sections. Eastern. Southern.
Middle Meet. Rocky Mountain and Pa
month whom The amateur assoc;a;inns
were admitted into tn" national body.
IN addition 20 handicap tournaments
IN stach zone. state Championehips and
state hhndicaps viii be held
An amateur committee TO provide for
presentation at the Olympic games was
appointed. consisting Of j. Clark. Jr..
ana Il. II. SPOTS, New York, and f.. T..
Mathcwson. A~nacoudt. Mon. Rules ana
regulations for The sport in 1920 will
ne formulated ny a committee com
posed Of SPOTS, f.. t.. ,;lavln. Whining
ton. Del, and :. Mcl.inn, New York.
scCrctarN OF Tho a.snciation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
WILL APPLY FOR CHARTER
SPORTS CORPORATION
SELECTS COMMITTEE
Pnr Value Of stock md Amount to
lie Issued VIII &c Deter
mined Inter.

Plans for charging tho scope OF the
sports Corporation, which organization
mas undertaken to promote athletics
i'll general in this city. resulted from p
meeting of hat body held last night in
Murphy's Hotel, when it was decided
TO incorporate An application will be
filed FOR a charter.
In order that tho work of droCtinr
the charter may be facilitated a com :
mittec of three was appointed to look
attrr this matter; +. H.. Rowe, Shcr-
chosen. and will make Il report at
the next meeting. to be held the second
Tuesday in January.
nor was a limit placed upon the num-
Der of shares that will be sold. These
,estnres OF the charter will be left
main body ut the meeting next year.
Practically Reorgnnizc.
Last nights session was practically
4 rcorganiZation of the corporation.
An opcn session was held. and all men,
TO Express their views as to the adj
Visibility OF applying for a charter.
npon vote me incorporation plan was
adopted unanimously.
charles Moss. president OF the orGani-
eaton. expressed the belief that by
becoming Incorporated the members OF
Collectively. and the individuality which
has been characteristic of the corpora
non since IL was organized would be
dissolved.
basketball P~robIcnSnticni.
Whether or not basketball games will
DC brought here by the corporation
still is p~robiematical. Inability to Iob-
tain suitable structures for these
Eames is the obstacle in the way.
Nothing definite was decided along this
line in view OF the fact that the chair
man or the grounds committee was not
present and his committee was not
aNailahle. Stringent rules in the niib-
fishing of statements affecting the or
taniZation were adopted. This mat
ter VIII be left to the mbe of the
publicity committee. and no one per
son will he authorized TO issue state
mcnts for publication without the con-
sent of the others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
KEARNS MUST HAVE

nv NSsOClatVd I'rCsS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. l6.-M. De-
coins declaration OF his Willingness TO
pay S@5O.oO0 TO have Jack Dempsey box
Georges Carpenter in France. does not
c!incn the deal. unless he also agrees
10 the condition that Dempsey shall
rave the privilege Of taking a per
'ccntaEc Of the profits. said lempSeYS
manage, Jack kearns. tonight.
kearns declared that he would not
reach any decision regarding a match
in Europe until representatives OF
French and English promoters. now Ell
route to the United States, arrived. He
asserted that the offer made by Theo-
.dorc Ninnne for a match with Georges
.Cappcnticr in Paris. was the result OF
cable exchanges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
ARRANGE OLYMPIC EVENTS.
PROGRAM FOR ANTWERP
GAMES NOW COMPLETE
international Competition TO Start ON
April I. Continuing Until
Ncnr October f..
iNv .NssnrintcL rrcss.l

BRUSSELS. Dec. ls.-Thc Official
program and schedule for the Olympic
games to he held in Antwerp ucXt
summer were announced here today by
the Belgian olympic committee. The
International meet. with competitions
III moro than twenty different branches
of sport. viii open on April | and
continue with occasional breaks until
Virtually October /. The track and
field championships. including the
Marathon race from Brussels to Ant
wcrp. the feature event OF the games.
Will cover Il period OF nine days from
August - to %. The dates for the
different events follow:
Hockey. April | to 10: yachting. July
II TO u: shooting. July ~ to 81. at
Heverloo: polo. Jnly Is to August =.
at ,Ostcnd: archery. August ? 10 s.:
cycle racing. August . and 10: track
ana field athletics and Marathon race.
August IL to %: tennis, August IS to
September IS; boxing, August IL to
20; wrestling. August IL to al: fcnc-
ing; august - to September 5: Rugby
ana association f~ootball. August "a to
September ;; modern Pcntathlon. Au-
gust - To %; gymnastics. August 81
Z" ~: grass hockey. August 80 TO
Sent"mher >; horse snorts. September
~; bowling. September - 10 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
HAVANA ENTRIES

Fiys. racc-nvc Observation-Disclosures. IL.
,chitsR. iis: Ms. X. i rlsS";@t' aba' II - va"
Second racc-SiX Observation-Disclosures. s.:
Cleaner. az: cu!n, 100: Theodorc Fair.
s1eV.sA nxictv. t0.: Chokie. 1903: Count Boris
nds on. los: Naomi Walton. los.
: Third r.cc.-siX furlongs-Price Direct. ss:
Teiic!dad. 10. nusteE, c!arh. los; Enos. lp3
.Choice. loo: Blanch!,a. los: Bulscr. III.
Fourth Eacc-s!N fu-ioaES-Goldvn chance.
1US: Twenty Seven. !V3: Drini-ld. 100: Khy-
Infr. Us: rsriEourdiue. los: blanche ponal-
efSn. us: Manganese. los. Go!dStonc. 10.
= Fifth rac.-Tnic and an Nis"r!-
..ordc. 20: Homer Hogan. 80: Frank 9urke.
:tu.l. 20. - -.
SIKH race--nile and sjxteeuth.-li.tle Co;c.
-; Howmou. -; C-YSta! Day. !"l. Nigh,
Owl i9:: Btl Hun!ey. ly. Fairly. ioS: Gns-.
LOS: oMs,lcv. las.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
ASKS PROBE OF BANS
CONDUCT OF LEAGUE
RESOLUTIONS \dopted by Did American
League Directors Arc Made
Public.
lRv AssncIa,cl rrcss.,

..,,,., n. .N."0|TuI ''I EFWNs.
NEW YORK. Dec. ln-Au official bull
the American League. announcing the
resolutions adopted by the old board OF
directors Of tle casu" last Wrdncs-
day evening. WAS received today By the
New York American League Club.
The resolutions which were adopted
10y The majority members Of the Old
hohrd, asked for AN Investigation Of
JohnSon'S conduct as Observation-Disclosures.
tary-iScasurer of the league. the ma
ture OF his contract with the league.
and also awarded third place money
20 New York in the league p~"nnan
race. The new board was elected at
the eaEuc's annual meeting.
been instructed Immediately TO take
steps "a Ia their opinion are warrant
ed by this illegal action said n state
alcni issued lay the New York Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
MATCH IS ARRANGED
FRENCH PROMOTER WILLING
. TO MEET CHAMPIONS TERMS
Suarter of Million Dollars Involved In
Match Between American Heavy
weight md Georges Carpenter.
RS. .Nssociatcd Press.

. SAR1S, Dec. l6.-fwo hundred and
. Ity thousand dollars is the amount
Sck Dempsey wants 20 come TO France
TO fight Carpenter. NJ. Decoin. man
~.r OF the Wonderland sporting Club
% Paris. ihat he will pay
the price.
4 cShlCgram from Jack kcarns,
DcmpScy'S was received by
". Dccoin this afternoon. asking for
. ais amount. kcarnS says he has re-
ecived ! bona-iidc offer Of a S2"0.oOO
/, l,nrsc for a battle between Carpcntie"
AND Dempsey in America.
kcarns also asked for the option OF
Il percentage.
VI. DeCoin wired kcarns that he was
ready TO guarantee him S23O,0oO, and
wished 10 know what percentage was
desired. If he receives a satisfactory
answer ne Will leave for Los Angeles
Immediately TO close the contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Sharkey Wants to Box
Wilde in Ground Bout

NEW YORK. Dec. leisure. Ill
take on Jimmy Wilde in n twenty
round CO." said jack Shnrkcy today
ON his return from Milwaukee.
where he scored n decisive victory
ed ask nothing better" added the
little local bantam. "Sincent Reina
snys he In willing to stage "A twenty
round bout between US to n decision
nItcr he LeOnard-Dundec Tight.
Wilde Inns been making n hoiIer
and that will give him n chance TO
redeen hlmsclf. He's all right, hut
III put Aim out In n trenty-round
go, sure ms you're n foot high"
Sharkcy has rrofted by tho bsut.
nc ~ TO Ect $4,000 for boxing Patsy
JOHNSON at Newark next Monday
night, while inst summer he was
lucky to get n guarantee of sIOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
RAISE PLAYERS SALARIES
ASSOCIATION
MAKES MANY CHANGES
Roster Limit OF Club. Increase.
Also Pricc4of Admission to Z"
Contests.
IBy Associated proc,

MEMPHIS. TENN, Dee. lG-wi,b.,h.
salary. player and roster limits r,iscJ
inc southern Association Of Basebau
,iuDs. in annual session here late+to-
day decided TO increase the price. oi
admission TO tho games next season Ia
~ cents. including war tax. for general
,annlSSlon. and 90 cents including tho
TAX. FOR Grand-Stand seats. 80
Tentative allotment of holiday ramc.
WIS made in advance Of the sprjn.
mn.nrtinS at Atlanta. when tho schedule
w WI be drafted. Little Rock, Atlanta.
snven the Fourth Of July doubic-heaI-
ers; ana Memphis. New Orleans. Mohiie
81. ~ Hashvilic the Labor Day contests.
MA ,ne Fourth OF July games will lie
nnsru July .. IL was announced. InIc-
n"nucncG Day falling on a sunday Tbo
~anno1nc mGJf''HS goes to atlanta. It was
in@ ,m Ewing tho preseason meet
previous" winning city OF tho
IN" seven player" rule. in eject
nr. Sear. Uniting The number of pfay-
any pnev,ons Class y experiences. on
vote OF Ito 3. IT was a~nnounccd spS
,,m;tS pace a rule waE adopted nor
ter after the first thirty davs -, u
season. nine playcs of Class A cInSIo
cnce and six Of less than Class 4 nrcy-
iolS connection.
The 1919 season is not to be cons.d.
cred In the Class a rating. During The
Hrst thirty days the teams arc nnr-
United TO carry eighteen men regard.
Tess OF experience. The limit of fifteen
players after that period is ono rrcaac-
than was enforced last season.
other actions made known today In
adoption Of a rule prohibttin-
use of freak deliveries sach as ,th.
spit ball" and emery BALI on .thn
associations diamonds In 1920. The sal.
a5y limits was raised from s2.soo 10 g.
500. Irwin VI. Howe. Of Chicago. was
r~eappointcd Official siatistician OF III.
association. II was ANNOUNCED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
COMES REPORT ANOTlIE;R
MI TE AE"EE.R DEMpSEN

MIN Wis. DEC. It.--.N
French athletic syndicate headed by
Theodore Nicnnc. has offered Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight pugilist, 5000,
GOO and - per cent Of moving picture
revenue. estimated at SJO.ooo moro. Tor
4 match with Georges Carpenter III
Paris. This. information was con
,ained in a cableSram today to Zen
f.. Steincl. Milwaukee, Nicnnc's rep
rcsentativc in this country. Stcinel
has wired the offered to Jack Kcarns,
DcmpScy'S manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-17
Shot mt Havana Races.

nav. iEatei fTcSS.i
Dec. 1G.-H. u. Brown. the
former owner OF Oriental Park, shot
and seriously wounded Alfredo Piedras,
son-!n-law Of tho Cuban Secretary Of
the Interior. DR.. Juan Montalvo. at the
race track this afternoon. Thc shoot
ing followed a dispute between the two
men. Soldiers protected Brown from
the crowd. who tried to attack him