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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
GENEROUS PURSE

NEW YORK. Tender and
Willie Jackson have accepted terms
to meet In an eight.round bout at the
Philadelphia National League park.
July IL. Each is TO get 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
ALTROCK
MUST BE
ON JOB

Foxy Griff. manager of the Mats.
says he doesn't dare go on the road
without Nick Altrock. Griff says:
Say. want to tell you all some
thing. II l ever came 10 New York
OF went TO Cleveland without Alt.
rock, I'd be mobbed. Why. one day
last year, went 10 Cleveland and
left Nick at home. Those Cleveland
fans nearly took my hide off. II
words would have skinned me alk =
I'D have been picked clean. I'm tell.
ing you. was roasted in all the
papers and hooted on the field.
don't dare let that bird get hurt.
either. People simply demand the
stars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York Z. Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland 10. Detroit ,.
Boston 10. Washington ,.
NJ. Louis 2. Chicago 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

WATERBURY,. Conn.--Babc Ruth
bought his wife 20 hats here. The
millinery bill was $40. The check
was put on exhibition In the show
window. Hundreds looked IL over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
STAR TENNIS WINNERS
CAN OBTAIN PRIZES NOW

The
obtain
schrciner the Fam
player before becoming
prize oIlow- ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

Too mach baAebaiI II responsible
for Mr.. hidweil's absence from tho
ranks Of cons~nder~ In the city ten
nj. championships now bring staged
on the couvrs Of the Seattle Tennis
club Mr.. kidweli broke his finger
On . moan hall not 80 very long ago
and - y result will tr out Of tourus-
ment play for about . month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

Or whatever else he may
have to fall back on.
According to present indi-
cations, it appears that the
field OF entrants will assume
proportions equal to a ma
tional golf affair.
Seattle will be represented by about
200. Portland with 1875. and with TIA
coma. Spokane. Aberdeen. Butte.
Victoria. California and the home.
grown Vancouver players 10 draw
from. there will be biggest collection
Of golfers gathered together for this
twentieth annual that has ever
been since the Royal and Ancient
game was introduced on the Pacific
coast.
TO USE THREE
COURSES
With such a party TO entertain no
1e.holc golf course could possibly fill
the bill within the limit OF time al
lowed. from Monday to saturday. In.
elusive. but Vancouver fortunately
has three golf courses. is-holers a,
Burnaby Vancouver Colt and
Country club and at shaughncssy
Heights Golf club. and nine-hoic
seaside course at.the Jericho Coun.
try club. 50 these sister clubs will
carry some OF the load.
The main event OF the meet r.. OF
course. the amateur championship
Of which Clare Griswold. the young
Jefferson park crack. Is the title
holder. No one has even been able
20 repeat In this. but nevertheless
Clare will be hot favorife as there
arc many close followers OF the game
who figure that the Seattle lad Is
the king pin In a match play among
the Coast simon pures-
The champion viii be pittef
against much SITTER opposition at
Vancouver than he was at Spokane.
Among those expected 10 figure
prominently IN the amateur are:
Chandler Eean. from Medford. Ore.
who has won national honors: Jack
Neville and Sam conIan. CALIFORNIA;
best: Rudy Wilhelm. the Oregon
State champion: Clark Spcirs. last
years r,inner-up and teammate OF
Griswold's: Dixie F'1caEer. Seattle
club and city champ: Bon Stein and
". A. Macan-
SAMPSON Is
NOT COMPETING.
There will be new open" cham
pion this year because Harold Samp-
son Is unable to come up from Cali
fornia 70 defend the honors he won
1T Spokane. but the South win be
strongly represented by pros and
amateurs and the native sons will
undoubtedly be at or near the top
when the T2-hole scores are totaIled
The amateurs before mentioned Will
vie their skill in this competition
against the cream OF the Coast pro
fcssionals: namely, John Black. win
ner OF the three California "opens"
this year: Macdonald Smith. who
finished close second to Jack" In
each event: Ernie Martin. Tacoma.
runner-up TO Harold Sampson at
Spokane: our own Bob Johnstone.
Bob Black. seauoyah. Cal: George
Martin. Santa Barbara: Joe Novak.
Spokane: Bill Hanley. Portland: Bob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03
TIGERS
CLAW
SIWASHES
6 TO 3


Results Yesterday
Nsruou q. Seattle J.
Han Ffanrisro 3. salt Lake 4
EAefamsnto ;. Los Angeles l.
Portland D. Oakland q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

Ballard Beavers win play three games
In Index with the Index squad. playing
the first game Saturday. the second on
sunday and the third TIT on Monday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

Richard Burr, the hendy expert
from Minneapolis who ccpped top
honor. In the rec~nt Star Woodland
Park tournament. started off In
great style In the city meet when
he took Paul ssrirck Into camp,
60. 6-3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

MniinRtan Grey 10 another local ten
mia player who IL on the Red Cross list
at a very inopportuns time. Grey hurt
his lea during game on tho courts
recently and won't be able 90 take par, in
tho spokane tournament next week as
expected. lie hopes TO be In shape for
tho oregon state meet. starting July IL.
however
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-03

Entries are beginning Ia como In
thick and fast for the sixth annual
play field Tournament which starts
Saturday. July 10. on the Woodland
Park courts. Fletcher johnson and
Leo Tager~trom are two likely possi-
biiifi~~ In the Glass 4 division. while
Brur~ Heskoth and Bal NOLAN are
also In tho run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
SPIDERS START PRACTICE
FOR TECH GAME SATURDAY
Week HeEIns with Light Signal
Driil-ScrinimnEr 10 he Resumcd
This Afternoon.

Light signal practice constituted
the work OF tho University OF Rich
mond football team yesterday after
noon AT stadium Field. westhamp-
ton. following the victory of the
Spiders over tho William and Mary
Indians Saturday in Norfolk. The
men suffered no injuries AMI every
member OF the squad reported to the
coach. 1t was the nrst time in three
weeks that the Spiders have not held
scT!mmasc on Monday afternoon.
The HrucllinS work In preparation
for the games with Davidson and
William and Mary resulted in the
squad being given a wcli-earned rest
yesterday.
With the William and Mary game
history, the Spiders are bent upon
one mission, namely to be in the best
OF condition FOR the biggest game on
their schedule. This contest viii take
place next Saturday afternoon at
boulevard Field, when the Vest
hampton institution will meet Vir-
Einia Polytechnic institute. Scrim-
mage VIII he resumed this afternoon
and the Red and Blue warriors will
b" put through strenuous work to-
day. tomorrow and Thursday. Fri
days workout naturally viii be light
Realizing that the contest with V.
J.. ]. means much to them, the Spiders
Viii enter II prepared to make good
showing against the Blacks burE
eleven. While victory for the Rich
mond team Will come as a surprise
to number OF the local fms. the
Spiders are determined To do their
best against the big eleven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
PlMLICO RESULTS

race for two-ycar-olds. rnaidens:
esT,nn. ,;i'"2: six furlonr~-.Dr. Charles
ISfss35.rI u. tcorry). fG0. 100 ?ID; I.rp r,5
{44SSs n aoe. 20; Trantuls liz (Fsuiw~lD.
5lSs,lv San Grccaue. voImer and Mustv V
f<a4SssS,,r ond raT"-tEc inaugural st.cpIccliIse
5S2nr-vear ODDS and IN: purse I:eo. TWO
lae tI,ushl. 500. i.Ss 20:
,ssScaannicnn. ,I u'nw"Tsl. 40. l.G,: souson.
5sp 1.m nsha: lM tSircich)., 20, Time s.fi.
sylSrrnta tch. llu'nCoi Valsn,r Iyrv N"
fS,Third race the Sudbrook Park: nu-so
fSSIarni. thrrr year olds and up. selling: six
f.io H,'osd. iSs tjohnsnn>. 81 50. IL 20
Ssh, s,cl. ii ts s. din'gg,n rfm 3iS;
~" ran Lonely TruFty Loch Ic,va,
W." .nfrs. nahinda. Tor1uiio H.
""utth rAr:-Pimiico sariai weight for
f"ricnrs-.Kliv Kelly. 10, f>mmn asrS: s i6
""' "ut: 'Mn,or t>op 100 fNolant, ",,,' 30:
-,udaci"ua. 40 frnsor, ONT .rtmn' ~" 1,.
Ms" ran-T"n leo. Coupled Ross eo,ry
Flfth racc-,th- rtcsvilir rnrse for iva: =.
fSar ,"'dr SIX fnrionEss,roiiy Ann, IL,
tMooncyl at,. ac,: Despair. ,.lG s SIR ~
tlnHl. 30 Timc. LIE IS. Also ran S'rh, ,
Raid"r. Faunus. Mn,tiktns. " n C;r,S.s
our boots. Curfcw. 'kno5bc -.AdJnJ
rnrsr. s,si,: six fmrionEs-Ison iTornnn, M ~
tnnGhmitii,nse5(, l22o 80. $50: Haywood. liz
!ah). 6S. Time. l:ia IL Also ran.ho.
tess. Princess pandora. IIuoncc. Driganna.
Sefrnth rac"-thn Arlington han1icap :
ttnT ihrr"-ycar .oIds and inward purse.
yl.lhI: ono mic and - notwithstanding :
lark; lia Mnon"y) $40. s.5'. 40: Ycii"w
Storm. ia tisn,w"ij 81 Time. n i,as I's
.NlS FaH--M0rk Orange ami N.t,,.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02

will not be composed entirely of men
working ut the Terminal. Those In
charge Will make ~, effort to sign
additional men and a strong team will
be developed. Games VIII be arranged
with the church Hill Athletic club,
bank teams and other local organiza-
lions ~ well as out of town teams.
announcement that the Terminal
viii enter winter athletics is well
coined by those interested IN basket
ball. This city experienced a SUCCESS
fnl year i'm basketball last winter and
with another team IN the field the
competition should be keen. While
several big games have been arranged
tentatively by the Richmond sports
Association. Inc. local interest Is CEN
tered in tho formation OF teams com
posed OF Richmond boys and repre-
senting Richmond institutions. In ad :
dition = the Terminal team and the
Church Hill Athletic Club nuint, banks
Gld other organizations also will Mace
teams IN the iit Id
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
RICHMOND TERMINAL
ENTERS WINTER SPORT
Railroad Organization TO Place
Basketball Team in Field.
First Game Tonight.

Employees OF the Richmond Tcrmi-
nal halfway Company will place Il
basketball team in the field during
the season Of l920-2l and plans to ar
range games with other leading
CUNTS In this section. Announcement
or the formation OF the team was
made last night and satisfactory prog
ress already has been made. The
"Railroaders" will begin their sche ed :
ule tonight with 4 game at the Y NJ.
&. a. against an All-Star comb ina ion
OF the Richmond "Y." The game will
be Il part of the election night enter
tainment OF the y. NJ. c. ~. and will
start at 9:30.
Successful in it's first baseball sen
son the athletic association OF the
Richmond Terminal Railway Com
pnny decided to place n Quint in the
Held ana reports are that many star
players are available. Carroll Mar
rim aud Holiday. members OF the
john Marshall High School basketball
team last winter. are employed by the
company and have come out for the
Quint. In addition 10 these youngsters
the team will have Bob" Dell, one Of
the oldest and most experienced Gag
ers In the city. to steady Ii. "Biil'
Wharton. former John Marshall
High School AMI Virginia Polytechnic
player. Will he "A member OF the team,
IL is reported
w. j.. Terry. who plays am impor-
tant part in looking after the Tcrmi-
nal team. announces that tho uuint
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
HONOR M'SWINEY'S MEMORY
Rev. Richard n. washington. De-
Sccndnnt OF Famous Family. VIII
speak to Friends Of irish Cause.

Election day excitement Will not
be permitted to interfere with the
regular meeting Of Patrick Henry
Branch, Friends OF Irish Freedom.
O'Clock In the headquarters of the
organization, Arcade Building. Fou-
shee Street. between Broad and Grace.
The meeting promises to be one OF
the most interesting OF the year
Rev. Richard Il. Washington. whose
ancestry has been traced back TO the
family OF George Washington. has
accepted an invitation TO deliver AN
address at this meeting. Memorial
resolutions on the death of Lord
Mayor Terence MacSw!ncy, OF Cork,
VIII he presented and adopted. and
much other business viii be trans
acted u. G. OFlaherty, president
The doors will lie open to the public.
and spcc!a! invitation is extend
cd TO women 10 attend the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
SECRETARY TO RESIGN
Robert sutton VIII Not Stnnd for
Ne-flcction Mt Amateur
Commission Meeting,

Robert Sutton. secretary OF the
Amateur Baseball Commission OF
Richmond. Will not stand for re-elec-
tion when the fall meeting of that
Organization Is held. The secretary
stated last night that he had de.
cided 10 give up the position and
was frm in his decision. He ha.
rendered his resignation on several
occasions. but each time ne has been
Induced to reconsider. The resigna-
ton VIII BE- presented at the meet
ing which viii be held In a few days
Easing OF sutton from active par
tcipatiUn In the game viii hc regret
ted by those at the head OF the or
ganization. While lie has served Ir
his present capacity for only thrc.
years. sutton has been connected with
amateur baseball for the last eight
or ten years. He played an import.
ant part In Keeping the Richmond
Amateur Athletic Federation In base
ball many years age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
CADETS POSTPONE GAME
WITH HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
Several rsencdictlnc Players Hurt tn
Chester fdntest-MnrShaIlItc Meet
(ourttpnn ISriduy.

ScNcFut Beneuttftuc Players Hurt In
Chester fnntest-MnrShailit Meet
tourttnnd Friday.
Due TO injuries suffered by several
OF It's players In the game with Chcs-
ter Agricultural School last week,
Manager Tresnon. of the Benedictine
College eleven. has found it neces-
sary to postpone the contest with
John Marshall from Wednesday, until
October IL.
This was to be the second city prep
championship game and. although the
Marsha,lites expected to Come out Of
the fracas with the large end Of the
score. n hard battle was expected and
Coach Graham had Il strenuous week
of prcticc mapped out for his charges.
With the cancellation OF this game
the efforts of the local llgh school
squad will he directed towards the
winning of the game with Courtlamd
High School on Friday. This school
is said to have the strongest team In
it's history, and Is out for tho State
championship. TO date they have held
the strong Maury High team of Nor
folk TO q scOrelesS tic. and were de-
fcatcd by the Blackstone Military
Academy in a hard-fought game.
Rex Blankcnship, star half back on
the John Marshall team, probably will
he missing from the lineup when the
locals stack up against the Court
land Eridironists. lie suffered an in
jury to his shoulder In the Peters
burg game on Friday and has been
prohibited from playing until 1t
heals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
NEW YORK PROBABLE
. SCENE OF BIC BATTLE.
Tsumors Say Dempsey Carpenter
Bout Will BE Held In Vicin.
ity of Gotham.
fly Universal Servicc.1

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The Dcmpscy-
Carpenter Aght will take place in the
immediate vicinity OF New York City
In July. Universal Service is ab!.
TO make that ~. statement tonight
on the best of authority. Formal
announcement Will be made in few
days. probably Friday.
Tho articles were all signed last
Thursday or ut least agreed to. but
at the request of tho New York Box
ing Commission the matter was TO bc
kept secret until after election. Gov
ernor Al Smith takes the credit for
the state Boxing laws. also Governor
Smith appoi tinted the commission. II
The night plans were announced be-
fore election storm OF protest might
haze an adverse influence on Gov
ernor Smiths none too robust chances
motors of the fight We're agreeable"
made by the commission. Hence ali
the talk about Havana. After to-
morrow any reform agitation will NOT
influence political fortunes. at least
not FOR this election.
An arena is to he built seating 100 :
600. Prices will range from $40 10
5000. tho average being about $40.
That means that tho receipts Will
he s5.ooo.o00. Tho arena and ex-
will get 100000. Carpenter. &2OU.oeO
and the promoters will pocket tn.
other S., 0Q0, 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
INDIANS PHYSICALLY FIT
William and Mary Starts Prepnriur
for state College ut Raleigh
Satnrdny.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
" WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Nov l.
None of the regulars of the William
and Mary College eleven were In
jured seriously in the University Of
Richmond contest in Norfolk on
Saturday. and the head coach will
nave ms iu!l strength on the field
when his lads meet Carolina State
at West Raleigh on November 9.
The Aggies will outweigh the In
dams several pounds to man. In
view of the known strength of the
Caroiinians. the local eleven will ac-
quit itself creditably II 1t holds State
to a small score.
This long jump will complete the
lengthy trips OF the William and
Mary eleven this year. After the
Raleigh contest only two more games
remain on Coach Drivers schedule,
those with Randolph Macon on No
vcmber 20. in Richmond. and IIamp-
den-Sidney in Newport News. on
Thanksgiving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
LEGION WILL ENTERTAIN
Friends Invited to Headquarters to
Hear Election Returns and Watch
Toxin. Ilouts.

Members OF the RICHMOND Post OF
the American Legion viii hold their
regular meeting tonight In the club
rooms, at Delviderc and Main. and
following IL vii, hold open house"
for their friends Election returns,
via a private wire. viii be shown on
screen and other cntcrtainnen FUR
nishcd. Members and their lady
friends are invited 10 attend. The
entertainment Will start at S:3o.
Although the election returns arc
of chief interest TO the members and
their friends. sporting events also
are en- the card 4 six-round bout
between two negroes AMI battle
royal between five husky blacks have
been arranged for this feature of
the program. The principals in the
week at the open-air boxing carnival
and say that the affair tonight will
be no draw, as WAS the case in the
first cneetinG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
VIRGINIA STARTS WORKING
FOR BIGGEST HOME GAME
Orange and Hue Eleven Reports
for Prnciicc in Good Condition
After Harvard Context.
I SpeciaI 20 Tic Times Dispatch.t

IHD"CIHI 20 Tie IlmHS- DlSpatCh.T
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Nov. l.
All OF Nirginia'S regulars came out
Of the Harvard CANA unscratcned
and started rr!m!nE this afternoon
for the big home game Saturday with
the University o. Georgia. The re-
appearance on the field of good lines
men, Shackclfood and Blackford, in
jurcd in carly season games, has in
creased interest in the fight for for
ward positions.
The Crackers will come North with
clean slate. Saturday they upset
the dope by downing Auburn. 4 team
that previously had swamped VAN
derbilt. Three OF their stars are:
Day, all-American center two years
ago, when he attended Georgia Tech
Cheeves, half back. and Frost. a 1870
pound full hack.
Virginia made ten first downs against
Harvard Saturday and gained more
than 200 yards in first half
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
pnrIor Cars for Hirhmnna.

". .. !enNnN-rs. EEHtTHT I..HavHEcT
agent OF the Norfolk and Western.
issued instructions yesterday for
parlor cars on trains nos. . ana q
OF the Norfolk and Western and At
lantic Coast Line Railroads, fol-
Richmond This service in the past
has been operated between Peters
burg and Roanoke The new service
became effective yesterday morning
with trains Nos 6 and 81. On the
Westbound trip Richmond will he
assigned seats one 10 fourteen, in
elusive. the remainder of tho space
being reserved for Petersburg. As
sisnmont OF space in the Eastbound
car will hr unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
SPORTS
rapshooter Leaves
for New York Today

"MRc" Hart. one OF the most
pOpuInr and widely known trap
shootrrs of RichmOnd. will leave
today for New York TO attend the
annual meeting OF the American
Trapshootfng Association. The
meeting will be held In the big
city Thursday and Friday of this
week. Thursdny'A session will be
devoted to mn executive meeting
when new officers for the coming
yenr will TIC elected. Many re-
ports including those from the
finance and other mittccs. will
he made Thursday. Considerable
of interest will he discussed Fri
day when the executive committee
Of the A. n. a. will meet In Joint
seHnton with the amateur c0m,nit-
tee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
Policeman Clarke Suspended.

Director of Public Safety william
NJ. Myers has suspended Policeman
n d,ny n!arhe from the t9rce pending
charge filed against him In Henrlco
County The technical charge made
against Clarke is that he was out
OF the city without permission. which
Is violation of rules OF the depart
mcnt. Colonel Myers said that when
the case was disposed OF in. Police
Court Clarke would have to stand
trial before Chief sherry on charges
OF disorderly conduct and for viola
ton of department rules.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
woodworker, Cheer Mo,,,rr.

Employees of the Richmond Cedar
Works gave Congressman Andrew
jackson Montague and City Demo
cratic Chairman John NJ. Purcell nm
enthusiastic reception yesterday at
noon when they appeared at the
plant. Manager Floyd EeanS pre-
MIR. Montague made an interesting
talk to the big crowd. Mr. Purcell
also spoke briefly. The speakers
were enthusiastically npptauded. At
tn" close OF the impromptu rally the
men gave three cheers for Montague.
Cox and Roosevelt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
RUPERT FAvORs WOODS
Former New York Police Commits
si0ner May Head New Busc-
hall Commission.
BY United Ncws.)

(By United NcwS.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Coloncl Ar
thur Woods. former police commis-
sioncr OF New York. may be the new
head OF the commission which will
rule organized baseball next year.
according TO rumor that received
wide crcdcnce Monday.
II is said that Colonel Woods. re-
cciving an cmiSsary from Colonel
Jacob Rupert. 'half-owncr of the
Yankees. is willing to head the or
Ehnization contemplated In tho
liasker plan. which eleven OF the six :
Teen major league clubs have raii-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
Levy AnnoIntx Hughes.

Appointment OF H. II. Hughes, form
erly OF the speakers hureau OF the
Red Cross. as director OF a two
months campaign for rat catcrmina-
ton. was made by Director Of Public
Welfare f.. G. Levy yesterday pr.
Levy says that the menace Of bu-
bonic plague IL more serious than
people realize and cooperation OF
business organizations and civic
bodies Will b" invited in the war on
rats. which are carriers of disease
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
COACHES SELECT TEAM
Name Runners who Will CONNIE II
NEninsf Princeton 1Iarrirr~ SAT-
uruny nj ChnrinlicnNIIIc

special 10 The Times Dispatch.
'HAfi|OTTESVlLI.t VA, Nov -
Nirginia'S cross. country tcam. which
VIII meet Princcton's IIarriers hern
tLnrday. was picked this afternoon
ter a try-Out over tho country
FOUNTAIN course Of five miles. The
men finished in the following order:
'irecn. Bohannon. Watson Terrell
a,meara, Small and "Dick" ShanIs.
tomorrow Al Stands will run and If
NC Qualities will displacc one OF the
start between tho halves of ihc
4 Georgia Virginia game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-02
"Hod" Eller Undergoes
Blood TRANSMISSION
my Universal scryice.J

DANNILLE. ILL.,, Nov. 1.-II0r-
ace u. tfI0db Filler, star pitcher OF
the Cincinnati Reds, today sub
n,ittcd Ia blood TRANSMISSION TO snve
the life OF his mother-ln-law. Mrs.
Ada SaInnns.
Mrs. Salmnns wax found too
weak 10 undergo necessary sur
Elcal operation md II transmission
was ordered. "IIodo Filler offered
himself inimc dintrly and gave IN
almost Iunrt OF blood.