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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
HOLD MATCHES TONIGHT
LOCAL ALLEYS WILL BE
SCENE AT EXCITING GAMES
Frnnls Reid, Popular nowlcr. Makes
Finul ADpcnrancc-Duckpi
Contests mt Palace.

masshsa t9nishs at the psi hss's aH%
Of an unusually interesting week Of
bowling events. The games will have
an ;ndo especial interest for lovers of this
nave been postponed until after the
Frank Reid and Pop vunck. tenpin
champions. will defend their doubles
titie against two teams tonight. Whit
Mai1 and son. Raymond. will bowl
i Peiacc ana rnn sunck three games at the
O'CLOCK the four bowlers Will hike
TO the Pietsch parlors. where the Re-
series will be bowled. Remaining at
inc Pietsh alleys. Reid and Vunck will
compete AGAINST Wade and Bailey in
Then these tenpin spiders will Invade
the Palace runs for three more games.
Final Appenrnnce OF Reid.
Great interest attaches to the
matches. for they will mark the final
appearance here: for tho present at
tenpin knights ever bowling in this
city. He is going North to accept a
p posi,lon. Co.,, Reid is popular with the
is accla .med the best bowler in tba
city city. Reid has had professional base
OF the game when one Of >Rube wad-
nells tnshoots broke his right arm.
Reid was playing with the Miiwaukee
the famous southpaw. who died about
flVe years ago. uncorkcd n wild heave
which broke Reids throwing wing. In
view OF this accident Reids bowling
ABILITY is nil the more outstanding.
Wade md Bailey Praised
wade and Bailey held the doubles
cham pionshp for two years They are
q strong combination on the alleys.
JUST now Bill" and Monk" are in
good shane and it will not prove sur
nfilSi,ng II high scores are hung up to-
While these matches arc being served
ne the scene of duckpin exhibition
between G. H Cosby. e. Austin and
6 h5onsse and F'idler. j. B. Birdsong and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
CRIPPLED STUDENT SHINES
IN SWARTHMORE ATHLETICS
James +. BoEnrtlus. Although Handf-
capped by Artificial Limb, Feared
by Opponents.

James +. Bogardus. junior at
Swarthmore College, had his left leg
amputated, just below the knee twelve
years ago. but that misfortune did
not deter him from leading his fell
low students in sports. He played on
the various class teams at Swarth-
more and found berth on the var
sity soccer eleven.
Bogardus has an artificial limb,
and during his preparation Cor college
at George School he INDUCED in every
sport. being for three years n player
on the varsity tennis teams. mem
Der OF the swimming team, 4 soccer
player and member of the baseball
team. He is now twenty-four years
old and began taking up athletics
seven years ago.
His natural strength, aided by an
indomitable will power. has made him
today. He is especially feared hy the
opposing man while playing on the
soccer squad. as n kick on the shin
from BoEardus' wooden foot is not
soon forgotten
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
TRACK MEET FOR MIDDIES
Syracuse University Athletes Will
compete Against Those of Naval
Academy.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Dec 25.-Bring-
ing teams In five different branches OF
seyenty.five athletes in ali. Syracuse
University will make 1t Syracuse day
ana invite its alumni throughout this
section to be present
me varsity and freshman crews Of
the two institutions and field and
rack. lacrosse. rifle shooting and
lennis teams Will meet. and effort
was also made to arrange a baseball
game. but the Midshipmen had date
with another team.
The scheme Is considered a good one
mere, and other big athletic institu-
tons may be asked to send a number
or teams on certain Saturdays in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
COCHRAN ARRIVES HERE /
BRITISH FIGHT PROMOTER
EN- ROUTE TO SEE KEARMS
E:nElishman Prepared to Oner Sub
stantfnl Amount for Dempsey
Carpenter Fight
Try Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-C. Il. Coch-
ran, British nght promoter. arrived
here today on the steamer Mauretania
prepared to offer Il substantial sum for
staging n worlds heavyw eight boxing
championship match between Georges
Carpenter, champion OF Europe, and
Jack Dempsey. holder of the worlds
heavyweight bet
Mr.. Cochran is on his way to see
Jack Kearns. Dempseys manager. AL
though unprepared to give details of
his plans. he in,imated that he had
made tentative arrangements for the
ain, where il would he permitted to
SO a sufficient number OF rounds to
show the mettle of both men.
Frcnchmnn hacked SolidlS.
CARPENTER. he said, would have the
solid backing Of a large number Of
lowers because Of his easy defeat Of
the English champion. Beckett. No
matter where Carpenter Dempsey
fight was staged. it would be assured
o. 4 capacity attendance. he added
The Mauretania left Cherbourg De-
cemher -. and. Notwithstanding eX-
run to this port in less than seven
days. There were more than 1900
passengers on board. and from some
Monday the vessel suddenly drop ped
from the top of a mountain high
wave" into deep trough of the sea.
The shock OF the impact caused the
big liner to shake and CULVER from
stem to stern. Many of those on board
that She went completely
under.
Christmas Celebration on Board.
Christmas Eve was celebrated on
board A tree was provided for the
children. 4 concert was arranged, and
a special Christmas Eve dinner was
served.
Among the passengers was Fred H.
acreaton, foreign representative o. the
New York Department Store. Mr..
Der Investigating for his firm trade
conditions in England. Belgium and
France: He said England. particu-
arly the northern section. is rapidly
.ecoveIing from the effects OF the war
Mills handling wool and cotton prod
lets are booked up almost a year in
advance. and the factories of Scot
and are enjoying what may be termed
he unusual prosperity.
France, he added, is also picking up
-apidly. Raw materials are needed. |
9nt systematic return to normal con-
iitions Is rapidly bringing the coun-
ny back TO pre-war conditions. The
low rate of exchange. he added. is one
81 the greatest handicaps under which
All OF the European countries are
struggling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
SPORTS,
JOE WELLING, CHICAGO, GETS
SHADE OVER JOE BENJAMIN
s s,Ins Matinee Bouts Mt PhiIadel-
PM" Arc Marked by Knock
Gowns and Draws.
r, ,iIBy Associated Press. ]

PHrrA 1ttiSSy Associated Press.
Nv oit,hsi Chicago lightweight, won
CsliforSShtaa shade from Joe Benjamin, of
the Chris a; ~, IN SIN rounds at one Of
Doat Nv, was slow and uninterestine. no
Ear rs,e N Koot, Cleveland. and Harold
rounds d Mowark' N. j.. fought six
last, round Fares knocked the ciev wee
lang sand boxer down twice and was him :
Other results were as fol,ow,,
bi!l Brennan, Chicago, beat sauor
arte e California. in a hard foarbt
Nav o Vn bout; Eddie Fitzsimmons.
rei. philadelphia: Young Sacco' B0s-
ton. and Joe Tiplitz. fought a draw.
tommy murray. New York. defeated
nhugfie Hutchinson. Philadelphia, and
Jimmy Jimmy Walker, OF Illinois. fought a
dIphsw; Harry Carlson. Boston. shaded
rel won from 10 Samson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
LATE DATES SET FOR RACES
Speed Boat Classic Arranged by De-
trott Committee for September
4. md z.
Ispecial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l

DETROIT. MICH. Dec. 25.9The Gold
Cup Races here next year of the
be run September 4, and Z. it was
announced by the Detroit Gold Cup
committee today. plan to hold the
upon protest Of the Mississippi Valley
Power Boat Association that it would
conflict with regatta at Minneapolis.
Gar Wood. Of Detroit. several times
winner of the Gold Cup event. an
nounced that he would send two boate
worth trophy. or the isle Of WiEht.
during the week OF August 10. They
will be the hydroplanes Miss Detroit
~. and the Miss America.
Mr.. Wood also announced that he
would offer $4,000 trophy for race
confined to boats not over forty feet
Or under twenty-SiX feet In length.
to be run in connection with the Gold
Cup event here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
HAVANA ENTRIES

=. First raee-.HiI furionrs-captain TONY
~: steve loa; Buckhorn H.. LOG: He's n
1o1. major bsao!cy.
I2l Marty Lou los: Big SInoEe, 1oe: ii
s Haas9n' i9e Dsfkhnnd ioe: Herman. liz
lhs; Legacy H.: Robert l. owen. iii.
Thrd racc-hve and one-haif fur!ones-
GSS1Ieans Girl 81: Blondel. log: BIazcaWay
1 191; Sister Susie. ll2: Assumption. loo
CuEsrsnGy' loI Arthur Middleton liz
Tourth ace---mile-Lttle Cote 100. Mar
h hes hana log; Sunntncdalc. III; Plantarede.
~ Nnh racs-miic and six,eenth-snox.
3qssni se; BurIinFame. I12; saye,h. iis;
fGst: 1oS; Galloway. li2: Fairly. liz: poiiv
sixth race--miie and sxtecn:h-Candle
nEht, lo2; Dnke OF Shelby. ia: Great FuiI
~: lazy ,}ane Grey. lo4: Ida Hermann
H. solid Rock. liz 'i''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
CRIMSON LACKS EXERCISE
HARVARD SQUAD WILL REACH /.
PASADENA SOME TIME TODAY
Hoard of Strategy, Composing Famon.
hootbniI EXPERTS, Accompanies
Euhtern Team.

j.; SAN s. FRANCISCO, ,! CAL. Dec. 25.-An
panied the Harvard footba1, a sHnai
WI n, was was entertained here today BY
Inc Inc Harvard Club. en- route to Pasa.
Oregon team on New Years Day. u
h neaded by Robert T.. Fisher. tile
line coach: Edward Mahan. back -feid
soach. and Richard b. Wigglesworth.
quarterback coach, and strateEist -
>, Wigglesworth is described as a
close student OF the game who was
responsible for many OF the success
dur, oncnsive plays used by Harvard
ouring the past season.
opportunities for exercise on tha
berps west were few. according to MEM
encon OF the party; Cold weather was
c enc sierra Nevada Mountains were
min't eu. Their train stopped fifteen
ann u res at Sacramento. Cal, yesterday
in the members OF the team induleed
The a pc period Of brisk signal practice.
nmt a. nrs. opportunity for q real wo.le
riva, expected to come with the ar
dana enn OF the team tomorrow in Pasa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
BLEAcHER FANS MISSING
Demand for Cheaper Seats Deereasea
and Grand Stand Grows
More Popular.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

ISpecial to The lmes-Dispatch.1
Chicago, Dec. T3.EiWhat mas as be- be
Only few years ago one found the
real, genuine, 100 per cent baseball
fans sitting out in the sun.
Now the bleachers arc too big and
the grand stands are too small in near
ly all the ball parks, not only in the
major leagues. but in the minors. Be
mates held informal discussion of the
situation at the recent gathering in
New York. and. in the near future, are
likely to take some action to adjust
things.
1t looks like the days OF the 25-cent
fan are numbered. Too many of him
have quit the bleachers. leaped clear
over the pavilions and settled in the
grand stands att cents per. plus war
tax. Some Of him even may be found
in the box seats at 81 a throw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
Tennis Phenom Is Found
in New York Schoolboy
fS,.c,,,,o nh. I,,,n..D,,r

NEW YORK. Dec. 2J.--NcW York
bonsts or a new schOOlbDy tcnniS
wonder In the person Of Charles NJ.
Wood, Jr., IL, OF the Dewitt Cltn-
ton High School.
Playing in the xernifinrls OF the
Junior indoor national champion
ships here, the youth easily avon his
match. md displayed such powerful
service md speed ut vOileyinE that
experts among the spectators were
fairly dnxzlcd.
Wood will meet Valentine Grcss.
of Peddic Institute, of New jersey,
for the title tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
OREGON SQUAD PASSES. ny
CHRISTMAS .JOYS Lnr,

PASADENA. CAL. Dec. 25.-Mams
pers or the Oregon football snusd
%Wnich Is to meet Harvard hero on Nav
eInattons to their art DecIinine mn
me5ous invitations to Christmas Seaata
a she,, es.chewing festivities OF ali kinds
ana their daily program OF two neriods
,hst oi ail ,hg The he announcement today
had been sold In the FIRST davis snie
' in Yesterday. the football commit
c zee or the Tournament of Roses Assoc.
crease the capacity OF tournams,t 20 IN. IN
oeyond us original capacitr 20 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26

Announcement that Mrs David Tod Is
20 continue her interests in the trot-
ter3 is or more than passing Interest.
train her horses. and she has recently
added several more to her stable, hav-
Ing purchased several youngsters in
Kentucky. Harold Childs, the noted
Lexington colt trainer, is to have some
OF the youngsters for development
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
SPORTS BRIToN LANDS IN u TO ARRANGE WORLDS TITLE
Donohue Is Considered
as Coach for Virginia

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec. ok
Mike Donohue, for ninny years sue
cessfui coach OF Alabama Polytech-
nile lnsAtute football teams, may
OF Virginia next fall. The Char
lottesEiuc General Athletic AsaocI-
ntion viii make every effort to land
the Aohurn mentor, 1t Is reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26

the Muncic Gnd) track. the fastest
record horse being ChannInf. 2:l0 Ia:
Doctor NJ. 2:1s IA. and Crystal Onward.
20 IA. are other record horses. Adams
mas yearlinE flly by Walter Direct.
2:06 3-4, out of the dam of Doctor
NJ. that is being given her first lesson
in stepping this winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
Alexander VIII conch.

CHICAGO. Dec. s5.-Grover C1eve-
land Alexander. star pitcher OF the
Chicago National League team, has ac-
cepted an offer to coach University Of
Illinois box men. Alexander plans
to go to Urbana about tho middle of
January and remain there until the
Cubs start for their California train
ing camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26

Joe Mccarthy, signed to manage the
LOUISVILLE club OF the American Asso-
cation next season, will be n playing
ma mayer. President Knebelkamp gave
Mccarthy an opportunity OF directing
me play from the bench instead OF
playing second base, but Mccarthy said
he preferred to be in the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
eof rnn OF i:oS 5000 TICKETS

PASADENA. CAL. Dec. z5T TSn
at r T !ns 0resoh parxasd football game
have all heen sold. At the c t,ear Day.
p n0urnament Of Roses Association a sne
provided had been taken. and i'eK tsss
none was left for the proposed . s.ias
d IN LOS angeles tomorrow and Satnro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26

valEnr Whips George brown.
JERSEY CITY. y. j.. Dec. 25.-Ben-
ME ValIar, the French boxer. scored
a decisive victory over Georgia Brown
in bout OF eight rounds here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26

For That CHILLY Feeling
Take Groves Tasteless CHILL Tonic.
It Warns the Body by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. You can soon
feel It's Strengthening, InviSorating
Effect. Price 60c.-AdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
British Feather Loses.

British Feather Loses.
PARIS, Dec. 25.-Dcponthieu. the
featherwcight champion OF Europe.
knocked out the British champion.
fancy Lee. in the seventeenth round OF
a match here last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26

Secretary OF War Baker plans to
be IN Pasadena New Years Day for
the Harvard Oregon football game UNI
DER the auspices Of the Tournament OF
Roses Association. He wired tho as
soGiation asking reservation OF two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26
SPORT BRIEFS

The University Of Washington
tSeattle) Will send baseball nine to
tour Japan next summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-26

inE: Individual competition. army rife: In
anNaual competition. pistol. Subject to al
.erations' GBeverloo is about thirty miles
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
Garnesies Geltament.

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Carnegie bapbe fer lin Seo Isrget
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Sept. iiltrpoc lin Neiie iii Interifo
for at aflpgee 8ienpilit hos Brett
bent @ilion. De bill / Intnerperl
gna omboro paa ct amerifnnlt &rigs-
lfib, iom bill bringe benz til Nrnerifa.
General Sinlan BON Gamblers, Den
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Tlcrtallct al Wiontcnenrincrnc lciU
ol'tcr ct Inu0nnt 6orbuuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
freo 90 uireo.
GortiriieIie irn S!ne 4

/ Nuoopcit: "llngarn no trenton.
ait torbll en- ~frllten Sint, og 60
clnIiitcr % %anirocnOc Dor life babe
|itgrrc NioGt enc bcrcS mulleriifc
5turfc bcrcttigcr Dem til. Sfisnt hi
bar npoirct Spmbolct poo oct triltnc
llnqaru GrfcbcrtuN Soicpbs Vcriou,
ngtcr ri life at opgipc mere"
HlmlTnerrc uc6bllr ltiortre0cnt al
rnlte III liz baaoc al pripot % oiictt
liz Gicnoom / llnaarr, citcr bpno Der
tclcgroicrca til Yaria. Yaollocligc
Gitcrrctnia1cr ira Vi,oapeit gaar no
poo, al DC bor tIlpenot iig 60 Vro-
cent al DC ungarife Sofomotiper, 90
Nroccrlt al Eoaiogcroogncne % 5000
SragtpoQnc.