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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
VIRGINIA TECH HAS OPENED
BIG WEEK OF QUlNT SEASON
interest Ccntercd on Came vi,b
''r"S saturday NfEht-Nay Play
IN lttchmOnd Later

I..ACkSBCRG. VA Feb 3--Th,,
o'b week OF basketball ut Virginia
io'F'echnic Institute opened with Tus-
cuiun ana Will end with the Generals
oil washington and Lee. AZ Lynch
oHrE. which city is fast growing into
a Basketball center for the bis, ncu-
tral games.
the game with the Lexington Gen
erals is causing interest ,hroushou,
the South. and tho Alumni OF both in
'si,utions will flock TO the lin city
In drorcs similar TO the gathering OF
o!d men for the Eridron clash OF last
TALL When these two institutions
test the word Is passed around. IA
right The game viii be The iirst o..
.Wo-sainc series, with probable
city getting the decisive game still
is unsettled. but Richmond being the
largest city in the state. stands tn"
ocst chance Roanoke.s auditorium is
!or the playing Of an athletic contest
0: such magnitude. but there is a big
demand for the game TO be staged In
Richmond II tie should result.
;akc on the strong West Virginia
wesleyan Gnnt. This team - con
s.dsrcd the best in West Virginia; and
Sncdegar. their big blonde center.
II Is interesting to note the unusual
interest in basketball which is grow
possibilities OF football. Throughout
IN. State these contests are being
sought and the demand means an in
crease in games played on all OF tn"
- in that respect with !, Schedule Of
twcnt%-ciEht game:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
HAS ONLY ACTIVE MEMBERS
American Legion Con>titution Pro-
hibit- tentcrring of Honorary
Memberships.
| >. As~ot.ateH iTeas


INDIANAPOLIS, IND. FEB .
Honorary membersaip in the .>:ne: CO u
Legion - forbidden b. the coHS;ilu-
ton, declared !1t;ona! officers 81 the
% =aa.za"on here ,oday following IT.
Ccipt Q: letters % protest against
granting BY q Milwaukee, post OF such
membership - Jack Dempsey.
constitution 50: There shal! De no
form or class Of membership cxcep
an active mem bersiiip.' u adds, tina,
AN? person small ne e!is! Die for mem
be.sh:p ~ The American Legion who
Was regularly enlisted, drafted, IN
Quoted or commissioned. and who
served on active duty ~ the army,
nav? Or marine corps .: IN. United
states" during the world WAY, provided
ne vas not separated from The ser
ices under circumstance. amounting
20 disnonOrsO Die dis-aars. ana has not
subsequently, been Official: restore!
u an honorable status
Officers III tA- legion, say these see
lions o: TIC constitution no, only APP
ply ~ Denpse" but - uany other
lvrsoas 20 whom honorary member
ships hav" been voted ~ .oca! posts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
TuSculun1.
TIGERS CLINCH TOP PLACE
Win Two out Of Three Games OF Ten
pms From white S0N-ScycraI
Wen Absent.

~ tho Recreation alleys last night
the White Sox cl!nched their hold on
hrst place in the Junior League when
with the Tigers. Only two of the SoX
showed UP Tor the games, but rather
imam forfeit the three games Captain
Wyatt decided 10 roll the games with
only himself and Tyson IN IN" lineup
The Tigers also We're crippled. having
10 roll with two dummies. Acting Cap
tain Soancs, OF the BcnEais. rolled with
- BADLY mashed finger, but despite This
handicap rolled consistent tonpinS. car
rNing of the high individual game
of 2"S. richards also rolled three
cons Stcnt games Wyatt. OF the SON
carried on the high three game total
honors o: the evening with a count OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
BIG BOXING BATTLE TAKES
PLACE HERE OR NOT AT ALL
baltimore Race Track Owner 50 Quotes
Jack l<cIrns, Manager of
DcmnScN.
ne AsseciateA - !

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb g.-Thc Car
pentier- Dempsey nsh; WEI re contested.
on American SOIL or there will be no
such night, according 10 James L.
9haTa, who. upon. mis- return today
kcarns, jack bempSeys manager. a.
saying tina; thc champion VIII fight
only in this country.
oiiara. who is owner O; the Bowie
race track and holder Of large inter
ests in Canadian race traces and the
jefferson Park race track at Now or
leans, Went 10 san Francisco 10 In ne lc
before Ncarns real proposition ior
me Carpenters Dempsey match.
Not untl after T., hrrsry Is when
the option on Georges carpentier's ser
vice, held by Charles Cochran. the
1eliSh promoter. Will expire. viii
Ncarus seriously consider the Mary
,ander'S proposals, oIiara quoted
Dem1S"E'> manager IS saying.
The amount OF lure offered 10 k.arns
was Kept secret by OHaTa. II. cX-
dressed fa.th trat his proposition, Viii
prove TO" tempting 10 nc turned down.
however. when he stated tina; the bus.
ness machinery for staging so vast =
show ~ ih- wor.d championship ngE,
had already been arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

HIGH SCHOOL FIVE LEAVES
FRIDAY FOR THREE GAMES
John Marshall Da.kctcrrs Schedule.
Heturn Game With Raleigh in
Caroline CanitaI

.riday the John Marshall basket
pa! team Viii leave here on a "trip
through North Carolina and southern
Nirs MIA. Three games viii be PLAYED
night, Raleigh High school: S.turiav
afternoon, Danvii.e Military Academy.
saturday night, Chatham Training
Schooi. THIS IS strenuous schcduic,
ana prooeh bly, VIII ncceSsiJatc the pres
ehr' OF three or four substitutes nov
"uG = understood 20 DC sick ma there
- DOUBT rs 10 whether no will Se abI.
10 maNe tho trip. In case this should
Do true. thc team will be Handicapped
seriously, However after The wailop-
.hS admisintercd 10 the North caro-
inians last Saturday. tho Marshalii;.-.
are in no way worried a : to Tho 70
SH,ts OF their southern jaurt
n" squad has reached the hardest
p"rNon OF the season without defeat,
ana mas played several OF rh. strong
; Isl aSSreGations in this region Com
'.triSon oil the scores made by the Blue
ana White baSketecrs with those made
~ their opponents. already played and
E:l 10 he played. leads to tho con-
Giusion that the John Narsha!l ,sarD
mas a slight advantage in ,he rae
i2r the stat" High school CHAMPION.
Those VINO viii accompanv Coaah
Jones and Manager Todd probably arc.
1apia n Carroll Marin. Hicks Rvfor
5nd =: Todd. tn" substitutes VIZ bc
EEc.Ictyd from he following; Tyso;-
ne no, llIay. Mckee. Ashn-ooka
ne oand which played - the game
last Saturday night. "a fu-n-shad
music LOT the dance fo.iowine III,
zane. VIII accompany the sGu.5 ayf
-! play Tor an entertainments. -
'!ie !ialc!ch affair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
Tech CAPTURES SERIES
v. P. !. QUINTET DEFEATS
TUSCUlUM FIVE AGAIN
lIlnrksburE Basketccrs Easily Win
Second Strnight Game From
Visitors.
Especial tic ':hc Times Dispatch.

Especial tc '"he Times Dispatch
BLACKSBCHG. VA. Fen. 3.-Vir-
ginia Tech captured the series from
Tusculum here today and won easily.
IL To IL. The visitors had few chances.
to score from the floor. owing to the
fast defensive work OF the locals. and
during the entire forty minutes or
nlayinE registered but three baskets.
The work of Norman Walker, left for
ward for Virginia Tech. stood out
prominently. and he was easily the
star performer for his team His bass
nG was high class and the six field
goals he secured all came from DIM
cult angles. Wharton. Parrish and
Rhodes were the other feature men
for Tech. Captain Campbell of Tus-
cuium, carried on the honors Of his
team. BridEewater College plays here.
tomorrow. Lineup:
ncch. Tuscuum.
Walker tCD.... l.. T.. N. Doak
i'arrish. ....... 6. Campbell Co
crist ......... L. c. A. Doak
Brooks ......... l.. g. ....... Register
Referee. Cooke. Virginia Tech Goals
from floor Wharton. ); Parrish. ::
walker; 1; Graham. .: Campbell. 2.
NJ Doak. !. Goals from foui---Parrish.
T.; DuEgcr. =. Substitutions-
Tech. Graham Holmes and Rhode (:
Tusculum, Sturm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
V. P. !. MAY CHANGE POLICY
Pinns Being Perfected for SIAN -
Coaches at NirEinin Polytechnic
fnstitufe.

Drastic changes IN ;nc coaching pol
!e! al Virginia Polytechnic Institute
ar" being plan "hcn the BLACK sburg
scnooi rcoD:nS III the fall % 1920, ac-
caro- Ing 70 Information received here.
The resignation Of Charles 4. E"ruicr.
present athletic director. which 4. cf-
'"c'ivc in juno. has resulted ia the de-
ciSiDn Of the authorities 20 change the
entire policy Of athletics Il. Teen. one
OF tn" most important change: an
bounced III connection with III" am
noVnc"rnent JIG the propose! TO bring -
staff OF coaches 10 Y. =. l.
In event ihc last named arrange
rcnt Is inaugurat.d there VIII hc -four
men in Charge Of athletics I'll" present
ptana call for. an athletic director. Il
football coach. a basketball ana base
DAN coach, and "a track cOaT'h Autuori.
ites at the coilcg. have nsd" no an
uoIurrInent az 10 "hD "iN replace
charlie Ecrni"r. The present coach ia
not expected 20 lcav" Tech uniii inio
% III" GUNNER. dcspit" the fact tina
mis- resignation becomes effective DO
jane.
Several good men have iiled apple,
CONS With Teen authorities - cpacf
ne football team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
DESIRES SKATER TO TRAIN
>araba~ Tax, Er-idrnf O6cr. 4" Ia,
J.. pca--- ~ f"Trn-r Champion
funditinn himself.


tEt%AC I.fi.E Feb An cnort
n"T.E N r4e ~ iuduco Edward i.amy,
'pr'0rr sDr.d. D.ofcss.pna! "Gtdcvr
ra-.u@ -Wp.Ca. 20 s,#rt training ana
ar"P t W for q y"ar with thc idea
" meeting in2l Hobby Mclean.
t-"z"r wnrih'z champion, who Won
ar~'-.i.c from IaIuT two Gears ago. y
faaltH. rrs4Ien, Of Saranac Ltkc has
n'r"a ~ bear AL ~ Lrruy's .Npeu."-
Alr.u2 1ia year "f training II he vil'
IhIrr'a.c 10 meet Mclean ia series
~ races. IN" lniicr recently sailed
.yc Norway. "!"r" ho races oscar
hs'hi,sun, ala" Norwegian champion,
."r purse OF Sjpo00, on f'chruary
,5
b'r!ag tic omci. arc confident tna'
He ctn. "iiA prop,r tanning. rc2uin
nc auhurlpnF {, - asserted tha'
90, never trained for q race. rciyin"
N1o,I5 mon n,s nanr.l sEiil ~ I"
.'.H'"i 10" no" 80 ana g poNcrfuil%
ph.' a. u be accepts ia" "u"r
10 WI. pr riv'n 'h" best training ~.
'.tt'iE5 'if' iurn'" rIu procure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
SPIDERS AND MEDICOS FIVES
WILL BATTLE AT Y. w. C. A.
Second Gnnle Between Rival Teams
Ia BE played ToniEht-Hoth
(uintN Are ConGdcnI.

Medical CoH~-Sc OF Virginia ana
Richmond College viii meet on III"
baS Actbal court tonight IN the gym
naSum Of the y w. & y. for the see
ond time this season, The doctors
rc'npcd AWAY with tho FIRST game.
and the Spiders arc determined thai
victory shall rest wi.h the Red and
Blue quint in ih:s contest Coaci,
Dohson has occn giving his team hard
work in preparation for IN" contest in
view or tho fact that this probably
"!ll he the last game bcfor. the cham b
D!onshIp series with the other collcG"
CUNTS in tn. l.. V. |. \. \.
Sa'urdav night the Medcos defeat
cd the iiampden- sidney Tigers IN
Farmville by Il safe margin. and "a
he Spiders 20 up against tho Tigers
mex; Saturday night 2 line can be Sc
cured on Tho strength Of Iiampden
sidney and Richmond College after
tOnish;s game.
Richmond College probably vii!
start vac game with the following
line NJ: Towel and Hieglcr. for
wards, Motley, center: Thompson and
.n"ad. guards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
SPORTS
Indians Owners Not
Worried by Hold Outs

Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispntch.I
CLENEI.tND. Feb. :,.-tlryeInpd
nali club officials do not expect
experience the trouble many
o.hcr DIE league clubs have In re-
has been reported the m,iori,x
INC cincinnati Reds have asked
TOT more money, while numerous
49,, oi other teams nre said to
sn,'', minated they believe they
III Ne fnttcr envelope.
poets to DC free fran, nah nnnn
iii, .nnt milf the Indiana signed
fat, ,racts for this ycnr last
a, anu the hnlf not signcd IL COM
posed or players not likely 10 make
eaorbttant demands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
COOLERS SIGNING PLAYERS
Pair Of First EaScmen and several
Players HIVE Affixed Signature.
Ia Petersburg Contracts.

iSp"r.t! 10 The Times Dispatch.
bETEkSBEb'i VA. Feb. %-JOc
Meyc-. arst Das"m"n. last year with
columbia IN the south Atlantic League.
mas he"D purchased by the pctcrshur; :;
Club. the purchase price vas not given
out ~ pwU-: l.. l.. .dd. who bought
NcE". at TIA. request Oi Tom Clarke.
Hooh": manager. ana Gndcr whom
Meyer played last season. Meyer lin
shed the season WIKI Co!umbi., with :,
a:iins average Of .3lD.
y merry uGht for the initial .aci.
position VIII be- waGed between Meyer
ihnd amateur. signed by Ownc! Kidd
hA"cr, former islch'nund iuiicidcr.
pth~- promising players have been
signed ~ Manager Clarke and tho
'iooDcrS probably viii nave the biGgcs;
squad o; recruits 10 report here in
Apr!. than ever before.
DhT" Nopna1, an inhcidcr from the
American AsSnciation LA. been signed
And Eddie McDcvitt. mn Atlanta semi
perth
II Charles Burden. q pitcher from tho
Superior cub, OF the Northern League.
ana RAY burden. Il scrni-pro catcher.
rom North Carolina. survive Manage.
.iaiE"S wedding out process ih"
''oni'"rs viii have q battery composed
o' Burden and Burden. Kay burden
" Us signed last year by Manager Andy
Aic'"nhc!i, While tho COOLERS were on
poai-a"hson trip through North Caro-
INA i!iH sensational work attracted
~" Gbob"r uilot's attention. and II,
vac persuaded TO sign a contract
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
FOREIGN TENNIS PLAYERS
WILL OPPOSE REVISIOMS
Point-Sro :inE Rule md Position o
Server Form Principal Objection
10 EnEliShInrn.
Try Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Feb 3.-sentlment OF
tennis players abroad opposes proposed
changes IN rules which Viii Ice acted
upon a. the meeting Of tho United
states Lawn Tennis Association hcrc
FRIDAY. according - . letter received
today from II. Anthony Sabeili. sccrc-
socia;ion.
Mr.. Sabelli suggests tina, action or
the proposed changes be postponed
here uu;il ;he national association has
decided whether 10 join the intcrna-
tional Federation. lie points our that
disparity IN rules would handicap play
crs in international competition Tor the
Davis cup
Possibility OF the American organixa-
ton entering The intcrnat onai Fedora
ton Is slight. :. Wallace Nerr!hc ".
chairman O; the rules committee. de-
clared i.-e tonight. and. therefore. h
added, 49,, seems waste OF time 10
delay action on that account"
Rules II which p7!acipai changes are
being considered include = new method
Of scoring points and regulations re-
moving much O. ;hc restrictions on
the movement or IN" se!v"- before
SigiE ing The ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
UNABLE TO HOLD ODESSA
Ukrnininn Boishevists Are Gradually
Capturing Towns on Rond TO
Great Port.
tEy associated Press. J

LONDON. Feb. An official state
men; to the British War Office from
Odessa under date OF February > says
that tina Bolshcvists have captured
Nikolaiev, and now arc marching on
Otchakof. The chances Of holding
odessa arc regarded as very doubtful.
the statement adds.
The capture of odessa by Ullrainian
forces was announced January so by
The tkrainian press service. according
20 adviccs received in London from
Vienna.
dispatch from London January 81
asserted that officials there wore in
clincd 10 believe the story Of the city's
fall untrue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

Hickey Says Hornsby
Signs With Cardinals

Especial to The Timcs-DiSpntch.l
81. LOUIS. Feb. 3. - Roger
lIornshH. second ba>cman and lead
ing bai>man in The league. Inns
signed contract to remain with
the 81. Louis Nationals for 1a.U. la
announcing the HOrnSby contrart
Manager branch hickey asserted
he lind refused offer of money
and uIH!ers for tho second hnsempn
asSrrSntinE approximately SI0a.NN0.
lite din mot say whence tho otter
came.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
HOUSE ACTION DEFERRED
GENERAL LAWS COMMITTEE
HEARS LENGTHY DISCUSSION
All Members Not Present and BoNiuE
Measure VIII tic Considered
Again Thursday.

Decision in the boxing bin contro-
Ncrsy was not reached last night, the
. House COMMITTEE. on General Laws
before which n two and a half hours
hearing WAS held. defcrrng action
ontil Thursday.
Much argument. pro and con. was
heard. Rev. .Nsbury Christian. ~ D.
president Of Blackstone Female Insl.-
tutc, leading the forces in opposition
TO the bill. Others who opposed the
measure We're the Rev Nyc Hutche-
son. pastor OF a Presbyterian church
vi Noriolk. and president 81 the Susi-
, ness Mems Club of tho Central y VI.
e A. OF that city. the Kcy. Or. Mere
attn, anG William : Koysjcr W L.
Roper. OF Norfolk. and Athletic Dire, .
4, tur Draper OF the Norfolk y. NJ. (. y.
Those who appeared IN advocacy %
the OH were James :. Barron. an At
torney. anu u. Thomas V William
son. both OF Norfolk. and aluinncc o.:
The University OF NIreiuia {. ". Mos.
president OF tho lIchmomd Sports As
SSeGlati9n Gh%r,es T. ks'iy}' ,,; aRd
mond. and knights OF columbus over
seas secretary during the world war.
barron Opened for Proponents.
Nj. Barren opened COR the pro
ronents o; the. measure, AnSwcrlns
the arsUmcn, Of critics oi the bin thll
II WAS u prize night hill hc stated that
boxing exhibition could not hc
lie denied that boxing is brutal. as
was claimed 10y opponents OF the bill.
Dr. Williamson, who served overseas
with the famous Twenty ninth D!Ni-
health, and declares ina, the returncd
soldier was IN favor OF the Sil!.
Mr. Kelly declared that the safe
guard OF the bill rested in tho COM
mission appointed To- the Governor
and denied That J; was vested WIKI
amy TOO much power as was charged
Mr. Moss dsciarel tina, the college
: man OF Hichmond and o. Virginia:
and the returned aCuchloE wanted
TIE DleaSuT. PASSED.
D- Christian said the question was
not one between athletics ana clean
athletics, but that TN. bill. stripped
measure That would open wide tho
doors OF Virginia TO prize lighting.
Ills chief objection was that the bill
A. claimed. would Conncrc!aiizv prize
lighting IL Virginia.
Commission Has TOD Much Power.
ltr. Christian, III answer TO d Ques-
from Mr.. Barron, admitted mat he
Hard bout at Toledo. lie thought
enc commission 10 be appointed by
the Governor VAS vested with en-
ilrciy too much power.
committee. asked him II the State
Prohibition Commissioner did not cN-
coed tho proposed commisSo on III cN
. tent of power. Or. Christian declared
suion Mir. Dodson wanted 10 know II
Billy sunday wasn't paid Tor coming
10 Richmond.
Or. Christian challenged the Tro
:'ahridsins all other bulls relating to
hoXinG that Won't open tho doors TO
"onmerciai!aed Prize nght!ng N Viz
gmia."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
GLEASON NOT WORRIED
Pif"t al " hitr >O> toptidrnt lie vi,
>tnrf season with 1919 Team
Intact

CIicAGD FoD. s-Marae.r "K.c,
treason pi .hc Chicago Alnc-lcaua.
ms to -un IN" task o! lining up tho
p!" I"Tr preliminary 10 TIA" d. pa riur.
LpI ~ spring training camp at waco
I"&. Gleason anticipated no trouhl.
% signing a.. the regulars, despite IN"
IL 9 iard'iou- ~ ShoriYtop Elabct.s and
lbrFl BHSclnan Gnnd!l that they hav"
i'urch Contracts have been R,n, to
10th '!chsnu said Nc c,pccta TO riart
me season with tho 1919 team !nt3ct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
White SoJ,

the FircStonc Tire Company held a
tcnpln tournament throughout tho
United states last night. "a iivc-,nan
team rcprcs ting each city, the re-
suits being tcicEraphCd INTO hcndqua.-
i.rs Tho team representing Richmond
oiled three very crcditabic games a.
The Eccrcatiou alleys, which should
place them high in the standing in
The tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
n Tho Rncrcntion ;

~ tho Recreation alleys this even
NJ is TO bc staged what promises TO
hc the biggest treat OF the season for
the bowling fans. Whit" Whitman
and Ms Noldc team is determined 10
lower the coiors OF the league leaders
the cottrells. in three straight games
whil. Captain Jci;, OF the latter team
IS just as determined 10 firmly clinch
,rouucing Whit" and his cohorts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

CHICAGO. Feb. 3.--Thc Chicago Ma
n"nhl lcapu" baseball club today
sirucd Clarence TwombiN. Lchigh
nlS'Ialty athlete. a first baScn:.n
and outtIcldcr. He IL II brother or
Frank rwornhicy formerly with tn,
10" York Americans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

LONDON, FEB The OXFORD ana
Cambridge University h,hletir C'lI,hs
are. holding meetings in connection
with the Invitation extended by tic
University Of Pennsylvania TO them 10
enter teams In the cvon,s a, phiIndol-
ph'a. on May J. II is believed ilat
they VIII send teams for tn. milo ana
four-m!!c relay championships
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
I"nvOrtrIs Lend G0if~rs.

cam" through ihn annual Nalcn,.uc'r
~"mcu'r ttolf .hampionship al ncl.
I"air irday. hoth Mrs.. g. J.. Fox, Tor.
MGR national champion. and Mrs. g,c'
sou. "i.dal!E' being v!ctoriour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

MoEfioMEltf. ALA. Feb. 3.-Tb.
annnai convention OF the American
,ptt"h ASsoci lion scheduled "a
Montgomery. February lT-2o. has hoo,
postponed until March 3-lo accorJin,.
20 q telegram received here tonight
from PRESIDENT j. :. Wunnamakcr, -
Columbia, :. 6. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
WIN ANOTHER
GOVERNMENT GIRLS TAKE
SIXTH STRAIGHT VICTORY
National state and City Baskctcrrs no
Match for LcnGuc
Leaders.
BANNING WOMEN'S LEAGUE.
Standing Ut Clubs.

. ''i' .'iN Nd 11pitt ...-.L .-nn
girls Of The Federal Reserve basket.
ban team Increased their string OF
histories in the Banking Women
League. 10 six last night AZ tho Y *.
= \ gymnasium by winning from the
National state and CRY Aggregation.
Til" score was % 10 :,
Guards OF the losing team were IN
abb" % stop the rush of Virginia Hen
shaw and Soale. who divided the game
a. right forward for the Federal team.
Miss licnshaw secured six soale from
court and Miss Beale FIVE. The play
ms al Miss Vivian Iienshaw and Miss
t3saey, guards Of the Federalists. was
good Miss Adkins starred for the
Lineup:
81 FStsrai-v:rE:nis Eenshaw, !. q;
Eiyisn iie1shaw. J. Feeney, r.
: Lyman, J. G; Il. De No:o, 6 c
St.tM ]. = De Noto = g
shaw.
Goals from .eoqr,-v:rFinie Hen
raaer. l.
:; Adkins. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
STEAMBOATS,.
Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.

Established 1854
Millions Of Passengers Carried
Not a Life Lost
Steamers leave Dicr foo, w Mai, S.....
Norfolk. 'Te!cvhons Hell i2s01
BOSION, Mon. Wed. Sat. r. -
PROVIDENCE. .rue.. Fri. p. n.
BALTIMORE. ,Moa.. Thurs. r. N
Freight oniv Passengers oniy
ATTRACTIVE Passenger and Frcicn, Ks,e.
\. r.. PORTER. General AGENT. Norfolk. Va.
HAVANA
Freight Passenger
From NORFOLK every 10 Dave
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SIS Ontario" Fehruary :sth
Iiarriss. Mariii d Co..
booking Agents.
10 so .Wi.!iam St Y. and Norfolk. Va
4. r.. PORTER. t,rnrral Agent
Norfolk. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04

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