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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

United States OF close to $4,000. the
Fisk Bicycle Clubs OF America are
enjoying the most successful season
they have experienced since being
founded in 1916. This IS the world
wide organization of bicycle riders
between the ages OF s and 20. which
is being fostcrrd by the Fisk Rub
Der Company of Chicopce Falls. Mass.
for the purpose OF promoting bicy-
clin.-the most hcnlthful of all
forms of outdoor exercise.
AS far as known. the Fisk Com
pany is the only manufacturing con-
Germ in existence which is fostcrim,;
such an organization. and this alone
makes it unique. The company pulls
absolutely no strings between the
members of the organization and its
products. 1t does not require them
10 ride on Fisk tires. In fact. It
never talks to the boys about Itself
unless II Is asked specifically to do
50 by one of them. and then only the
inquirer is informed. The company
takes its greatest delight in know
ing that il is helping these thousands
OF youngsters to grow up healthier
mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
TO BE SHIPPED BY AlRCRAF 7
Swiss manufacturers Join Hands To
Overcome Kali Delays In Reaching
Paris Market,

ss"-I t"!u.'tsSN MI
GENEVA. SWITZERLAND. July
1I.-Watchcs and jcwclry are to b.,
transported 10 Paris by newly cs-
tahlishcd aerial service and from
Paris 10 London by the prcscn: CON
mercial air line. TO avoid the trouble
some delays of the present raj. ser
vice. y syndicate of the principal
manufacturers has been formed at
ChauN de Ponds. the seat OF the In
duStry. to handle the a:r shipments.
II is expected ten days Will be saved
by this method and the cos; VIII be
slight. in proportion 10 the value OF
the freight
All shipments were decided upon
largely because OF American buyers
irSiStance upon prompt delivery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

q competen, tirc surgeon. Even
neglected puncturcs may be the iii
'ect cause of sand bl.stcrs and mud
boils which eventually cause Il
blowout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
FISK BICYCLE CLUBS HAVE
MEMBERSHIP OF 10000

Auxiliary Organizations Are Located
In Canada, France, West indies
and philippines.
ClIlCOPEE FALLS. MASS. July II.
With 4 number OF auxiliary clubs
In Canada. several in Hawaii. Puerto
Rico and India and n few in Eng
land. France. the Philippines and
Cuba, and a membership In the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First raoe-thrce furiongs-Champagne
ia tAmbrose,, I TO 10. to S; out; Won; SKY
blue. iii tTroxier, to 10. 10 !. out. sec
ond; Queen Of 'rrumps ia GLASS;. TO j.
to 1. to 10, third. Time-:3. Audrey a.
second racc-six furlonre-oppor.unity, II
Akin, Ii4 (wislis). S to s, to .. out. second !;
Red Hand, us 1warringtonl; 10 9. to
iiarnsi. Jnanita III. Poultney and ITALIAN
Third race-sir rurlones-simpleton. tos
tCoitilettD, A to s, l to ), out, won: Bullet
proof. iS u,ykel, 6 to !: to g, to 5. sec
TO t hnrg Gain II 5. Gasss ram
Fourth raee-onc mile-S!ippery Elm, lg0
tO'Brien). to 5. out. out won: Chief. ITO
(AmbIose). TO J. TO O. out, second :
Franklin, lol tThnrher). 10 to l. & to .. out.
Fifth race--niito and seventy yards-.Duke
John. io5 tThurbcr). ) to 1, to ), 1 To .,
won; General Glenn. Ioc tMooneyl, Q 20, E,
to 2. out. seossid; Accelerate, 81 Colt.
IA. constantine and Charlie SUNNY ran.
sixth rncc=-mio and sixtcenth--istrasa en-.
100 lCaltinttD. . to 5. z to 10. i to s. won:
Bell Roberts, iU 1Wailsl; . to !, 4 TO 8, /
70 ?; sesona; J WIN hi, Win, io5 tPleTeel.
tain Hose ia. Bajnzct and Poiu ran.
Seventh racc--milc and seventy yards-Don
Dodge, no (ColtiIcttD, to /, to l. even
won; Sleeth. 10 tWarrington), &c to s. 6 10
S. . to $, second; Bertodano. ITO tSmith), 10
g ( to !. z 70 /. third. ,Time-i;5i 1-5.
Cadillac, Pulaski. Prevaricatc, Surprising,
BRONCO billy ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
COLLEGES FAVOR TENNIS
Net Game Ginning Favor Among Edu-
cstionai Institutions-BiF East
ern Schools Foremost.

NEW YORK, Jan THE most
striking proof of the general interest
in tennis IS the attention being given
the game in the colleges" said Julia
). Myrick. vice president Of the United
States National Lawn Tennis Assocla-
ton, In commenting upon tho notable
phases of the sport during 1919.
This was manifest in many ways
At Harvard. Yale Princeton, Colum ia
to name some of the moro inporian
universities in the East. there was a
spontaneous effort on the part OF tho
undergraduates to gain increased reg
ognition OF the merit of tennis as a
sport from the authorities in charge
tournaments show how keen many nm
dcrgraduatcs are for the game. That
this feeling is not local vas seen in
the fact that Ohio State University
Tor instance, arranged a big inter
scholastic tournament, and in indiana
ana other universities OF the Middle
West play Increased notably.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
CAMP MEADE TO HAVE POLO
Starts Popular Army Sport when
Weather Conditions Permit-Wiil
Organize Four Teams,

BALTIMORE. ND, Ian. As soon
az the weather permits polo will be
played at Camp Meade. Major General
Grote Hutcheson. camp commander.
has placed Colonel Frank l.. Chandler,
Tank Corps, a philadelphia, In charge
OF the sport and four teams will Be
o-Eaniaed. The Seventccnth Infantry.
Twelfth Infantry. Tank Corps and
Camp headquarters will form teams.
According to Lieutenant Colone!
Ward. Camp Headquarters. the gov
eminent Is trying TO encourage polo
in the army. and II Is probable that a
tournament will tako place. teams
from the various camps In ono district
playing series OF games, and tho
winning teams of each district being
brought together at a central point
for the finals.
Camp Meade has several polo players
OF note in Colonel Chandler one Of the
best men In the army; Colonel George
c. Patton, who was member ot the
mounted service schoo, team, at Fort
Riley; Major j. III. Lewis. who piaycv
with tho Fifth Cavalr!. for number
OF years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
PLESTlNA AND WESTEGAARD
WILL MEET MONDAY NIGHT
Dig Grarpiers 10 Clash In Amir Tint
Is Causing Considcra hIc
interest.

Local wrestling enthusiasts are in
tcrcstcd in the match between Marin
Plcstina and Gene Wcstcgaard. heavy
weights, which will he held next Mon
day night at the City Auditorium Pies
tinaa coming appearance Is causing
more than passing interest among the
wrestling fraternity in view Of the fact
that considerable has been said about
the big fellow having been barred by
tho alleged wrestling trust. This will
not be the first appearance Of ple:tina
here. and in his Initial appearance The
biz hoy made favorable impression.
While the match between the "sca,a
breakers" Will be tho feature even: of
tho evening entertainment Zcke Smith
local Erappler, and Joe Turner, both
middieWeights. will clash in finish
match. Turner will put up the Police
Gazette belt as a prize for this event
Both Zcke and Turner have 4 large fol-
lowing here, and this affair is causing
considerable talk.
Bobby Mainfort. weil-known wrest-
ling instructor. will referee tho bouts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
HERMANN WILL NOT Talk
COMMISSION HEAD TELLS
QUERlST TO ATTEND CONEAa
session OF Important BODY Peon.h,x
VIII &c Iiveiient In History,
Expect Deadlock
fBy Associated Press.I


CINCINNATI. OHIO, Jan. 7.--ata,soc,v.
Hermann. chairman Of tho Nat;sm nsI
Baseball. Commission. would nns1sas,,
whether he would resign from, thar no..
sition at tomorrow'a meeting herr ~
the commission. Wiibn asked If i,n.son. n.
tcmpiated reslgnng. he said; -
meeting" tno
Hermann has repeatedly annor,ces
that he was willing to vacate' tha
eiiairmanship, in view or tie opnosi'
ton in tho National League OF hay1,r
a man Interested in one OF the ri,ihs Is
tile Circuit. further servs In the cautsitu
or chairman. lie maintained. fowai.er
That he could not quit unit, n smith ~
successor had been appointed
Unless Hermann does volunaAriIy
resign il is believed that a daadtonL
VIII ensue at tomorrow session. Inbn
Hcydler,. president Of the Natianai
league, before leaving New Yors-for
cincinnati tonight, stated he Is pledged
not 10 vote FOR any man as ciiairtaa1,
VINO mas financial interests In any Gins
end there Is no doubt but chat 81 Il
Johnson, president OF the American
league VIII vote for Hermann. Sucil
OF Hermann. -. "
licydler and Johnson are exrested :,
reach this city tomorrow rnornins. 7Cu,.
side or the craftsmanship. II is prcd;ct.
cd that the chief business viii relate
to the major eagues playing SEIZED.
u.es for 1920 Heydler ana JoiinsotrsaT.,
schedules. These will h. submii tsf tn
the leagues schedule committcas rneef
ms next month
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LARGE AMOUNT OFFERED
FILM MAGNATE BIDS HIGH
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE
william Fox Has Purse of s55O,G0O 10
Divide between iienryveieht
puEiiistk.
rEy Universal sery!c..l


NEW YORK, Jan. An offer or
$4,000 for d match between Jack
Dempsey. champion heavyweight fighter
OF the world and Georges Carpentier.
tho European title holder, was made
this afternoon by William Fox. head of
tho Fox Film Company. This Is the
biggest offer mado TO date iri tho
frenSied finance TO stage the battle.
Mr.. Fox has wired his offer to Jack
kcarns. Dempsey's manager, and is
negotiating with the American repre-
sentative Of Georgia Carpenticr in
New York. His proposition is as fol-
Three hundred thousand dollars 10
Dempsey, win or lose: $4,000 to Car
pentier, win or lose, $4,000 of which
is the approximate amount OF loss tho
complications OF engagements in Flu
rope If he comes TO America in 1920.
Should the lighters prefer no will give
the winner SO per cent and the loser
80 per cent to go to the Red Cross OF
the United StatoR, England. Canada and
France.
Mr. Fox would stage tho battle IN
prohibit he would bring the fighters
together in Connecticut.
IN the meantime conflicting reports
have come from Paris regarding tho
offer of 500 600 made by James COT
froth. manager of the fiajuana Race
Track, for fight between Dempsey
and Carpenter in Mexico. One report
manager. has accepted the offer, whilo
another story says Desca mps fatty de-
hies having accepted Conroths terms:
Jack kcasnS, manager agg,s Of the world
s.eles that "Tiajuana,, Mexico. viii get
The Dempsey Carpenter fight"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Nature Gives n Cry for Help,
That VIII Make This Winter
Season OF Good Health
for You.

Winter and Catarrh arc COM
panions in evil. Catarrh is
sweeping civilization from one
continent to another. because
civilization does not follow Ma
lures laws. Nature tells us
what to clio and we pay no heed.
Down deep in the body OF
man lie streams of blood, going
everywhere and making a COM
plete circuit Of the body every
few seconds. In these rivers,
brooks and streamlets OF blood
flow millions Of little soldiers
called corpuscles, whose duty il
is to heal hurts, expel the enc
mics OF man-gelms--from the
body and carry away impuri-
ties.
Nature, with the blood, builds
bone and hair and teeth and
flesh. She does this so quickly
and with such absolute perfec-
ton that If we put into our
mouths and stomachs the
things the body needs, nature
will distill her own chemicals
and build up any torn-down
portions.
Catarrh is a tearing down Of
mucous membranes. A mucous
membrane is one of the won
ders Of science. 1t does the inn
portant work Of the body in
some lines. When it becomes
diseased, you quickly have the
alarm from nature. Catarrh, in
most cases first warns us from
a condition of the nose and
throat. These membranes can
not do their work. They be-
come clogged. Impurities form
and choke them. Decay starts.
unpleasant odors arise, grad
ually it spreads until the mem
brane Is almost worthless. Then
we learn the fault is with the
blood. There is too much work
for the corpuscles to do-not
enough to do it. They need
help.
Placing salves and lotions in
the nose, and taking pills. pow
ders and purgatives will not
give nature what she needs.
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Petersburg.
COOLERS LOSE MANAGER
Andy Mcconnell Has Signed to pIay
With NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Not
Yet Named.

PETERsBURG. VA. Jan. Am
of the Coolers last season. will not
return this lear: lie has signed to
play with the Syracuse club Of tho
mont was made today by Owner Kidd.
who has not yet secured a successor
TO Mcconnell.
Tho reason Tor the failure OF tho
popular manager 10 return next sea-
son Is the climate conditions In Elr-
McConnclfs henlih. During tho close
Of the last season the Coobcr manager
was forced to direct his team from the
bench. suiterinE with malaria.
The failure Of Mcconnell to return
for the 1920 season Ia "A source of much
regret to the fans in the Cock dc
City. with whom tho manager was cx-
.trcmcly popular.
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WHY CATARRH {
ALWAYS COMES IL
WITH WINDY WINTER

She changes the chemical Ma.
ture Of many drugs that I'VE
take, according to our body's
condition. She will not change
those things she lacks and
needs. Certain vegetable maKer
taken into the system gives
nature her tools. Armed With
the power TO protect herself aid
heal herself, nature gladly htir-
r,os the new vegetable rein
forcenaent to the injured parfs,
and we at once feel as though
a great strain had been liftnd
from us. gg
Nature, during winter,
changes the blood Of man, and
we, because of our habits, CON.
tinue to do those things which
are against nature. Then, Tar
down amid the vital organsyof
man, creep weaknesses and
lack of proper functionflig.
Here is where Catarrh enters
and quickly makes a conquest.
We feel the effect Of cold lin
nose or throat, and sometimes
i'll lungs and stomach. S. SIS.
is a friend to nature, a compan-
ion to health, and the body 1fe-
spends to its influence in a way
that will surprise you. $50
quickly and quietly is the joar-
ney made toward health, that
we know, because we feel.it,
that S. S. S. contains the veKe-
table ingredients that nature
herself would choose if She
were able to make her own De-
lection.
S. S. S. goes into the body
live food. 1t mixes with the
blood; seeks everywhere mr
disease germs and the bodySis
made glad with natures o#n
remedy.
$. S. S. is sold wherever drsigs
are sold.
Go to your druggist, buy.a
bottle Of S. S. S. and learn for
yourself what the proper assist.
ance will do for your Catarrhs
S. S. S. is that assistance-Huy
O bottle today. M NJ 4;
Write the Medical Depart
ment relative to your Catarrh nr
any other blood disorder, ands D, I
competent physician will gtss
you full advice, without charGs.
Address Swift Specific Cdntx
pany, Drawer 10, Atlanta, Ge*S
ADV. ss w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
G00BER QU|NT sWAMPED |
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
EASILY DOWNS PETERSBURG
superb Passing Ability OF Richmond
Five Proves Too Much for
SOuthsldc Aggregation.

John Marshall High School swamped
Petersburg High in the initial basket
ball games of the season, played at
tho y. w. C. a. gymnasium yesterday
1t came as surprise 10 many after
the reports which had been spread as
to tho strength OF the Goober team.
The victory was decisive. however, the
local Boys playing AL around The Wis
The Marsha!lites kept the ball In the
visitors territory all through the
game. and when Petersburg did get il,
the locals fcll back TO guard their own
the ball harmlcssiy among themselves.
played stellar basketball. Pat" Car
roll stood out before any other man on
The moor. while Hawkins starred for
Petersburg
After the nrst quarter when the game
was obviously safe for the Richmond
crs. Coach Jones put IN his most prom
regulars from The fray TO avoid over
WORKING them, "a they have hard
The game was woll attended. the
Sa!icry Of tho gym being packed 10
t, John Marshall. rositi"m, Petersburg.
Carroll Co right forward 80. Hawkins
i:yder ....... ef, guard GAIN Eng
Marin ..;...... right guard .......... Wood
score ny quarter: Total.
ssmm S sais,i,aton*-..Siia;E.a rnr ,I,ens.
lIoiioday for Todd; Ashhrook for MoiIoday:
Tyson for Marin: ncthcl for Ryder: Ror.
man for Word. ,s;oais from cour,-Car-
r i a 1@i .'eE Goals Ms rom ;o u Gar
roll, :; Hawkins, /; Ec!nach i. Refcroc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
BANK TEAMS PLAY TONIGHT
BASKETBALL CLUBS OF BOTH
LEAGUES TO FURNISH SPORT
Contests VIII lie Played In Rlucs'
Arniory and y. W. @. A. GSmnns-
iunl-EEpcct Close GnnlcS

Richmond's sporting calendar to.
night Is dated un' with three basket
bai! games. two Of which will be
played between the maic teams q! the
bankers League and the other be-
uWecn female organizations repre-
mems games will be played in the
Eincs' Armory. while that OF the wome,,
W. MI taSc place in the gymnasium OF
FRS, National Bank and tho Broad
s s,,,,,a inam ms vii! meet ii, in onc of the
ss, ' be fbr c,Sesn Taf 9,hsr son
ant City and the American National
E Eanh G"inii;s, American and FRS,
games. Eoth CUNTS are leading their
league with single victory and no
aGtisats; and each is confident that
Sun VIII be tied for leadership In the
financial league.
dndicasions point 10 an exceptionally
Ma,ionai state and City. Tho first
IN IN the oTsa nization. but tho letter IL
pend upon speed and dash to offset
Drawn On paper the First National
ern S2Im,posed Of experienced play
green five of Broad Street The last
named. however has several likslv
ioohing men and may surprise tho sky
scraper team.
Girl scStettes representing tho Firs.
National and National state and civ
tho woInens league Tho First Ma
slonal girls team also is at the ton
IN their organization. while their on
ponents yet have to win victory.
With the season progressing, Inter
est in both leagues Is increasing. and
inrgo crowds are attracted TO the con-
tests. The sport furnished Is clean
and spirit il intense but friendly
rivalry is shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
TECH TO PLAY RUTGERS
Virginia College will Meet New Bruins.
wick on Lntters Grounds,
October l6,
NEW HETNSlNII,IS s. al

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. ]. Jan. o.
International contests will feature tho
Rutgers football schedule next fall.
The locals will play Indiana in this
city. Nebraska in New York. and viii
invade the Yves. on Tha nksgiving Day
to tackle Detroit.
Maryland State. Virginia Polytechnic
and West Virginia will furnish oppo-
sition from the South.
The schedule follows:
September %, T-sinus at New Bruins
wick; October =, Maryland state at
New Brunswick; October .. Lehigh at
South Bethlehem: October 16, Virginia
POLYTECHNIC at New Brunswick: oc-
tober %, Indiana at New Brunswick:
October 80. Cornell at Ithaca: Novcm.
her q. Nebraska at New York; Novem-
Der u, West Virginia at Morgantown:
November %. Detroit Mt Detroit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
DEMPsEY,s MANAGER COSFERS
WITH COFI'nOTH TO-DAY


San DIEGO, CAL, Jan. Jack
Kcarns, manager Of Jack Dempsey, Will
confer here tomorrow with James W.
ronroth regarding the proposed Car
Kcarns today Informed Coffroth by
telephone that he Ind cablcd NJ. Des-
camps. manager Of Georges Carpenter.
,ha; Dempsey would night for Cofroth
at Tiajuan3. He advised Dcscanps TO
accept tho match If he already had not
done 70. Kearns said.
Corroth today had recaivcd no direct
word from Descamps or Charles HHr-
Sey. his foreign agent. but said that
he fclt "confdcnt that ] will land the
inut."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
KiLBANE TO MEET vALGER
FeatherwciEht Champion CIashes WIN
Frenchnan January 10 I'm
Jersey City.

NEW YORK. Jan. Johnny Kilbane.
tho feathcrweight champion OF the
world. has agreed to fight Benny VAL
ger, the French fash, in an eight :
round bout al the Arena y. c., dorsey
c,eive $4,000 for this 60. and tho con
nit!on he puts mp 10 Nalgcr is that
ne make -: pounds at the rlnt;side.
bane will take him on at either lo4
or LIS pounds al the rings.dc. XII.
oaac wants to prove that Wager is
not fcathcrWeignt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
GOVERNOR or CALIFORNIA
NOT YET APPROACHED

arExrchLsiy, "i LCWEs 'eesAiL1FoREIA.
hTEXICO. Jan. T.-Goyernor Estcban
cantu. whose jurisdiction includes Tia
juana, Lower California. stated today
ho had not been asked for any permit
Tor the fight between Dcmpsey and
Carpenter. now tentatively planned for
riajuana on July next.
The Governor said llc knew nothing
Of Promoter Coiroth's plans. and added
that the Gght could not be staged with
out tho consent OF the government. Hs
"a Id he did not wish now to express
himself as TO his probable attitude If
a permit should be sought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Dodgers and Yankees
to Train in Same City
my Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Jim. 7.-rreStdent
jacob Ruppert. of tho New York
American League Club. tonight re-
ccivcd word from Hurry Sparrow.
bustnera manager Of the club. who
IL in Jacksonville, Fla, that an
nRreen,ent Inns ipe~n signed with
the JackHonVilie Chamber OF Conn
ncrce whereby the New York
Americans and brooklyn Nationals
will trnin In Jacksonville next
spring. a schedule OF exhibition
games VIII he arranged for the
teams by the Chamber OF Com
nlcrcc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
THE RICHMOND
TRANSFER co.
General European Steamship Agents,
$50 Easr Main Street.
Phone Randolph i65.
Cl.:-,d His RUPTURE:

was badly -untured while lifting a funk
several years ago. Doctors said my only
hope of euro was operation. Trusacs did
me no good Finally got hold OF some-
thing that quickly and completely cured me-
Years have passed and tho rupture has
mover returned. although am doing hard
work as "a carpenter. There was no opera.
ton. no lost time. no trouble. | have moth
Ing to sell. but will give full informa ;ion
about how you may find a complete euro
without operation. IL you write me. Eugene
nj. Puiien. Carpenter. 529-r Aarcc!ius Ave-
nue., Manasanan. i. J. better cut out this
notice ard show 1t 10 any others who arc
ruptured-you may save life or a, ieas,
etop the misery OF rupture and tho worry
and danger OF an operation ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Chicngo A,,nrdeI Tournnmnnt.

CHTCAtiO, ian. 7.---AwardinS Of the
womea.s Western golf cham !onship 10
tho Oak Park Country club here was
announccd today. Tho tournament will
be hold the week of August %. 4 pro-
nrit;, 10 sag. :i = 3unior cnampioi.ship;
years in connection With the event Is
under consideration by tho executive
committee OF the association. It was
said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
VIII Revive ner.,t..

NEW YORK, Jan. T.-Revival of The
lntercolleEiate Rowing Associations
annual regatta at PouGhkeepsle. sus-
pended during the war. has been ap-
proved by the faculty athletic author
ties OF Columbia. Cornell and Penn.
s!Ivania. II was announced here to-
nisht by Charles H. Names, of CO.
lnmbin, chairmap OF the board OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Richie Ia Nro.E.a on.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 7.-Petc Tier
man, OF New Orleans, bantamweisht
champion, Knocked out Johnnie Rltchle.
OF chicago. here tonight in the eighth
round Of scheduled ten-ruund no.
necision boxing bout. Herman easily
outpointed his opponent and scored thn
knockOut with rieht hook
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
r,s,Tuck Civen D.cI.ta,.

! BOsTON,fLan 7.--IGarl Caddock. Iowa.
heivyweight wrestling champion. sue.
might. Winning from "Cyclone" Burns,
Of this city, in two successive falls
The FIRST fall was made in thirty-scvcn
scissors and wrist lock. and tho sec
onh in twelve minutes and five seconds
with body scissors and body hold.