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STAR ATHLETES SELECTED
LEADERS IN TRACK EVENTS
NAMED By A. A. u. OFFICIAL
Organization Picks Two Teams, One or
Eaich Is College Aggregation.
Honor Georgetown 1tan.
Hrs Assoclnted Pros

NEW YORK, Dee. 3l.--Following the
CUSTOM inaus urated by the late James
Athletic Union have selected All-Amer-
iGan WthIeiic teams Tor the year just
naming the members of the mythicai
combinations. shows that OF the All
american teams, sixteen are from the
East. twelve from the Middle West.
from the South. Nine have college ar
hliatio.s and ,wenty-three athletic club
lege team. ten are from the Fast. live
from the Middle West. one from the
South and one from the Pacific Coast.
All American athletic teams by
siXty-yard run, carl Johnson, Uni
Charles w Paddock. University Of
South California: 80 yard run. Henry
WI W,lii ans Sp@kSne A. A. G; 200, yard
40 yard run. Frank J. Shea. Pittsburgh
A. ~; coward run,., Thomas Camp
bell. University Of Chicago; SSo-yard
York: 0-yard run. John Sellers, New
York a. G.; one-milc run, Joie W. Ray.
Evan G. DRESSER. Cornell University;
five mile run. Charles Pores. Milrosc
i, a.: New New, York; ten,mils run. Fred
country. John Simmons, Syracuse Uni
scvcn,y,yard hurdles, Walter Smith.
Fred w Kelly, New York 4. c.. 220-
yard hurdles. Robert Simpson. Illinois
I A O. S Shicaso 4t",yard hurdles.
Side y. G.. New York: standing broad
jump J.: 6, hoskins. Chicago a. a;
Marietto (ohRio> y. H. &. A.: run my iDt;
broad jump, SOL Butler. Dubuque Col,
M ,Gge; Iowa M,,, fnnning Rsh jump John
cunning hop, step and jump, Sherman
G; Landcrs, Chicago ~ a.; pole vault.
II, h nsn Toss nonn cnieago A.. A.; putting
New York \. c.
Throwins iifiysix pound weight NJ.
the discus. a. W. Mucks, Chicago o 4. A.:
throwing sixteen-pound hammer, T. j.
,i{Syan: i.aughiin hX,ceum, New York;
Jr.. New York A. {.
Pcntathlon. Robert Lcgendre. George
Town low ,r TIniwersity; ai,l-around; S: Harri-
| a. ~, New York
An-Amcrican college team:
one hundrcd-yard run. Charles w.
Paddock. University of Southern Cali
lornia; 22O-yard run. w. Creed Hay
m MOI University Of pcnnSyivania; 40.
Chicago. SSo-yard run, Kurt \. Mayer.
Eorneil UniycrSity: onc-mile run, Denis
+; ,oConnell, iIaryard University; two
| Syracuse University
One hundred and twenty-yard hur-
dies walker Smith. Cornell University:
220-yard hurdles. Carl johnson. I'M
versity OF Michigan; running high
jump: II. w. Landon, Yale University ;
| runninS broad jump. Sol Butler,
y. Myers. Dartmouth College
PuttimE sixteen pound shot, w Fl.
Alien, University of Maine; throwing
sixteen pound hammer. L. II. Well,
Dartmouth College: throwing the dis
Gus. T.. Gillefan. University of Notre
Angler, University OF Chicago: Pentha :
lon Robert Lengendre Georgetown
University.
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lew ORLEANS RESULTS

f-dve and onc-hait fur!onss-
~ tLun5tord). to !. 5 TO .. to
en- GLENN. ITO (ButweiD. S 10 /.
second; Arrowhead. ITO (Robin-
/. TO ], ) to /. third. Time
hickey Van. Big Idea, Made.
hE. Al Buja. Lieutenant ReaS.
Dewitt and The Pirate ran.
tce-hve and one half furlonEs-
Jos (Hernish1; TO l. TO !.
10 10, second: Onico. 100 tBoyie).
. 10 6. third. Time-l:O6 is.
!. Tommywaac. Spokane Queen.
queen of the Sea. Leinstcr. Irish
b Oracle. Scarpia H., Murphy ran.
race-siS MISUNDERSTANDING. rs
tom. to 9. TO 8. out. won:
Of. los (RodrIEucZ). 5 10 .. 4 10 3.
ND: Weary. Io3 lLunsfordD. 10 to
TO TO- third; Time-l:l3. Heavy
ace-rnile and a sixteenth-Indian
tBoylel. IL to l. 5 to !. ! to 2
cond: Cabailo. 10l tPonce). TO
Lucille p. Summer Sigh. Little
g. King, Quartette. Little Gink.
pson DR.. Davis. Miss knutcr and
.race-,six turionEs-Thc Boy. III
faezl, to s.. to a. out, won: AS
ar God 10 tR 10 eH9n' t 20 SEQ
s, third. TIme--l:l2 lis. Sweeping
and WV. Hastings ran.
race--nne milc-Mumbo Jumbo, lic
tnt,f7 70 .. Gto 5. to 3. won: Sauer.
5evens), 20 to l.. to l. to !. second:
/ 100 tWida), z to =. to =. 3 To T.
\ Time-l,iO is. Tiger Rose. EvcIyn
Sentimental. Phrone Ward The
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HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST raee--.five and ono half turlonGs-
Sherry, lQ5: Ioitoot, l0S. Eastcp. 100. Lady
sweep, no: Bardora. ITO. sentry, III.
Second racc-siN furlonGs-- ElEa. 1903:
Twenty seven. 100; Lady Ivan. los; Manga
ncse. l06 Anxiety. los: W. Ward los: Al
Hudson. los: Ouin. lUs.
Third racc-siN iurlonEs-First Pullct. lot:
Sir oliver. los. Buster Clark III Sweet
Ayssum. IL: Dcckhand ia: Hariock. ia:
Arthur Middleton. ia: Big Smoke. ia.
Fourth Tacc-siN furlongs-Orieans Girl.
30: Mess Kit. 81: Black Prince. S.: War
Zone l06: Top o the Morning, los; HamiI-
ton A.. los; Cromwell. III.
Fifth racc-milc and three Hixteenths-
loltc. 1ol Dick Williams. IoI: Legal, io4
Berln. 100: Gumpy. no: Diversion. ITO:
Hank O'Day. l2l
sixth race-miie anu observation-disclosures,
%; CandlcliSht. l02: Daymon. lo4; Mudsill
log; Flash OF steel, ic9 galloway. 1903: Fairly
100: Holman. 1903: Icnghec. 100.
Seventh racc--milc and nfty yards-I.ucky
Pearl, 90; BurlinEamc l0l Plantarcdc I0l :
War Tax, lo5; Ramcau. 100: Fountain Fay
Ill, -
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. d &C. 3i.-corn prices broke
sharply today after scoring an advance.
Tightening OF the rats for call loans had
u depressing effect. Tho close was heavy.
q to 3's net lower. with January 1891 to
ISIS and May l.3tt to l.3s. The finish In
oats ranged from 2h.c decline to &c adj
vance. In provisions the outcome was
unchanged to 35c down.
At first the market was largely DOM
mated by continued scantiness OF receipts
and by tho fact that cold wave threat
ened to curtail further the arriva! OF sup
piles. On the advance. however. u number
OF longs. fearing possible adverse develop
ments In connection w'sh the year-end
sought To realize on holdings. Prospects OF
iair,sizcd deliveries on December contracts
tended further to increase selling pressure.
Then only such bearsh factor -
per cent money WAS required to wipe out
the early advance in prices and TO bring
about materi losses. with December es-
pecially weak from belated liquidation.
Oats Daralleled the action OF corn. Tenn
norariiy. however. eleventh hour covering by
shorts carried the December delivery up to
the highest price the crop.
PROVISIONS were weakened at the last by
talk OF heavy deliveries on January con-
tracts. Earlier the market had risen with
hogs and grain.
Leading futures ranged follows:
IL.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Dec. 3l.-The market Tor COT
Zee futures made generally stead: show
ing today on reports of sieadincss ia BRA
H!i, expectations OF improved domestic
trade demand after tho turn of the year
adm more optimistic view of peace treaty
prospects. Thc opening : 20 /. points
higher on covering and = little trade buy.
ing: After selling al i5.57 May cased or 10
1873 under realizing. but closed a. 1880 bid
with the general list showing net adj :.
vance OF 20 10 points for the day. Jam
uary. 1870; March 1910: May 10 80; July
$50: September and October. 1851.
Spot coffee was reported In moderate dc.
mand at 10 cents for Rio - nd a+i= n % FOR
Santos a.. Cost and freight offers were !r-
regular. including Santos IS At cT.25 to p ~
The Official cables showed decline OF -
II tho Rio market. but an advance OF ia in
the rate of Rio exchange on London The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
YANKEES RELEASE PLAYERS
Five Pitchers and Two Outfelders, In
Guiding BnnikStOn, ex-iichmomdcr,
Go to MinOr-Lcaguc Clubs
Try Associated Press. I

NEW YORK, Dec. Sl.-The New York
American League club today announced
ne release Of ihe following players:
and Paul Carpenter. 10 the Toledo
CLUB of i,thc american association:
PITCHER alexander Ferguson. to the
Jersey CITY club of the international
League: Pitcher a. c. Vance to the
Sacramento club OF the Pacific Coast
League; Outticlder Everett Bankston
TO the Dallas club of the Texas
League. and Outfielder Curtis Walker,
TO the Augusta club OF the South At
lantic League. or these players, only
Nelson Carpenter, Walker and Fergu-
son were with the New York club in
1918.
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aiding futures ranged as follows:

fCFIICAGO. Dec. Si.-IlUEs: rcccIptl. i!,b00:
estimated tomorrow. $500: weak, at 10 cents
10 10 cents advance. Bulk. it20N 1915: top.
light. fSN g.; light light, lSs5qflla,:
heavy packing sows, smooth. 1866 q h.lo:
HOO
Cattle: receipts 1900 estimated tomorrow
I.pp: nrnl. Beef steers. medium and heavy
weight choice ana primo. 1915 q COCO: medi-
um and good, 1915 a ISIS: common, S.75T 1915:
lightweight good and choice. 1880 u i9. - :
common and medium. scoa 1870. butcher
cattle. hc!fers. G.i0G 1875. cows. 6.?5 a y 30:
Gamers and cutters, d.H5 q j.25; veal calves
300 100: feeder steers. 1904 %; stocker
steers. G.ooTioc5.
sheep: receipts. 5000: estimated tomorrow
1900; firm. Lambs. 70 j0gl $50: culs and
common. l2.G0a 1925: ewes. medium ana good
S2oT 1915; culls and common. 40 At ~
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SPORTS
HEYDLER WOULD POSTPONE
MEETING OF NATIONAL BODY
President OF Older Organization In
able TO he in Cincinnati for
Important COnclaVe.
.tBv Associated Press. ]

president OF the National League, to-
day suggested to Ban johnson, pres
idcnt OF the American League that
the annual meeting OF the national
commissions. scheduled for next Mon
day i'm Cincinnati. be postponed
Hcydler advised johnson that il would
DC impossible for him to be in Gin
cinnat next Monday because Of per
Sonal business
The date of the annual meeting OF
the national commission is fixed i'm the
national agreement as the first Monday
IN January, when the two ma jor- league
presidents shall get together and elect
n chairman. Heydlcr suggested that
this meeting be held at the same time
that the joint schedule COMMITTEES
meeting is held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
BIRMINGHAM ATHLETIC CLUB
ANNOUNCES DATE OF EVENTS
B"xinE and wrestling VIII Take place
In Alabama City During
Early Spring.
TRv Assoclntcb pr.,.

BTFATINIiTTAM. AI.A., Dec. 81 -
Champ.onslip wrestling matches un-
der the auspices of the National Am
atcGr Athletic Union will be held in
Firm nSham April and at the
birmingham Athletic Club: while box
ing events for the Southern a. A. O.
ttIc Will he staged March II and l6
according to announcement of c. W.
STREET, Voc president OF the Southern
y. y. L.. here today
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NEW YORK CURE MARKET

NEW fORK, Dec. J.-A strong OPENING
or the outside securities market followed
by Il list that moved closely along the lines
taken In the stock exchange marked the
last trading day in 1913. Trading WAS In
better volume than Is usual In pre- -hoiida y
business As for some days past, oils were
the center OF interest, with gains ranging
from fractions to more than points In
tcrnaiionai Petroleum reached new bign
- points In two months. Mining shares
showed fair volume of trading. with NJ
rspcclal features. with the better new,
lhierboTough IS gained "A points.
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Moran and Fulton Meet Januar, T..

u II
NEWARK, n. j.. Dec. 3l.-FranIl
Moran. of Pittsburgh, and Fred Fulton
will meet in an cisht-round bout at
the First Regiment Armory here on
January IL. il WAS announced today
The bout will be Moran's sixth in a
series of come ba ck" contests in
which he has knocked out four OF his
five opponents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
H. C. L. WILL FORCE PLAYERS
TO ASK FOR HIGHER WAGES
Gotham Officials Say Living Expenses
Arc UP md Players Will De-
nund increases
10y Associated Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-Thc hiEh cost
OF living probably will result in base
ball players demanding Increased sal
of local clubs today.
Baseball contracts for the 1920 sea-
son must be mailed before midnight
three local maior-league clubs. the
New York Americans have signed
eight regulars, the New York Nationals
'hree, and the Brooklyn Nationals five
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Jefferson Park Racing End.

FIy -NSSoClatciy Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-The fall
racing season at Shrewsbury. Jeffer-
son Parish. came to an end today
Racing Will be resumed tomorrow at
the fair grounds track under the
auspices of the Business Mems Racing
Assoc iati ion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01

Gallant Sybill, Frank shannon. Nose,
ran.
seventh racc-nilc ana seventy Yards
won: Nj. Rose ii. l02 ,RodriSuczi TO /.
To 6, TO 5. second: Astrtca. 20 stack
to !. . TO I, { to :. third. Tiiuc--i:H. Judge
David; PouI;ney. Mcdusa. Anton-tte and
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Rcd So. Sign port,mou,b PLAYER

BY Associated Prcss.l
BOSTON. Dec. 3l-The Boston Amer
leans have signed Hillar. an infclder.
OF Portsmouth. Va. and Paddy" Liv-
inESt3n. battery coach OF the Phil
adelphia Athletics
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: HARVARD AND OREGON MEET
ad" Jones May Coach
Yale Orders Next Fall

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Dec. a.
Tad" Jones. II former coach, prob
ably will come to Yale AK "a football
coach next fall. according 10 m nm
nounrcmcnt by Professor 4. w.
Mendeli, chairman of tho board al
control OF the athletic assOcia ton
mt the university, today.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY G0OnS

Now YORK. De-. sI oIE1S' GOOD. .,n,.
closed quiet but firm today. There was q
general raising tendency. Higher prices were
reported for raw BLK. cotton goods and
yarns. The general trend OF sellers was To-
limit acceptance OF orders because of ths
volume OF business already In hand.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-The local msrkat
with renners still holding or and awaiting
developments. There was little moro in
sales were reported Of 2o.o06 bags Of Cubas
ahoat at ll% cents cost and freight. There
bags Of Cubas to Galveston interests at IL
cents cost and freight. clearance by jan
unry
In refined there seems to BIO little moro
business going on with several refiners now
ranging an tho way from 1870 to 1915 for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
FINANCIAL.

ounce. Money. 81. per cent. Discount ratet
snort bills. So Der cent; three month bill,
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: AND WEST CLASH.
WARD AND OREGON MEET
~ ON PASADENA GRlDIRON
Rsgt Ims History Team Has
tinent to Contest
.siiin Supremacy.


ssociated Press!
CAL, Dec. 31.-Football
nting Harvard and Ore
es will meet tomorrow
,lne of the 1919 season.
the feature of the an
It Of roses, and advance
rate that close 10 $4,000
witness the battle be-
EASTERN and Western
team. which was look ed
II critics as the strong
the East, tapered off
very light workout to-
ION players did enough
keep them in condition. To-
he coaches expressed Satisfac
18th The condition OF their men.
harvard Loses Little Weight.
all appearances Harvard players
a little weight without sacrifice
ondition in training here. while
oregon men gained little flesh,
tending to equaliZe the weights
Opponents.
award stock took Il jump today
N the weather turned cooler. and
anne more like that the IIastcrners
Re been accustomed TO. The pre-
II.
3rhe football to be used in tomorrow's
htest will come from the sky \
ell-known motion picture star will
bp the ball from an airplane. which
lie the whistle blows at 2:3o o'clock.
Changes Made I'm Linc-Up,
Baches Huntington, of Oregon. and
Pher. OF Harvard, tonight announced
Neral changes in the lineup given
Il TO the press Tuesday night. A.
brween will start at left half for
Rrvard instead of Humphries. For
|Sead of left. while Williams will
q left guard instead of Mautz, who
be shifted TO right guard instead
Harding.
rest yet shown in the annual East
classic here AS an Indication
Is, 1t Is said. thirty-fivc mctropoli-
Fspapers throughout the country
assigned their sport writer's to
The battle.
leased wires have been installed
press Ibox, half a dozen CONNER
Ies< put in to carry the specials
LIE writers, and six specially
bed long-distance telephone sets
ICED to handle news direct to near
|apers. A special press box, 100
long, has been erected and all
assigned TO the newspaper men
operators.
teal Struggle In Third Period.
be of the experts announced in
this morning the real struggle
come In the third period. when
nd and stamina of the opponents
to a test; another said that
be would be decided in the first
I'D period, and third announced
.questionably the psychological
OF an early advantage would
determined effect on the result.
pc experts on the ground the
their strategy. their physical
and their speed of reaction
AAlr matched. Betting to-
LA N.,.l lnNr
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Sanfos Stnres wcr IN rels nifner ut
Brazilian port receipts. 1900; Jundiahy re-
celpts. 5000.
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Bacon. hams. small. vel
RICHMOND sTOCh MARkET.

c caoSS: per err 10 ID ,''.... Il .
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Good Health Within
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Vigorous Health Only as Far
Away as the Use of PeptO
Mangan.
Creates Rich. Red Blood
Pepto- Mangan Obtainable in
Liquid or Tablets Insist on
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There is really no reason why meI
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Men and women with the bloom of
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Guides Pepto- Mangan is obtainable
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When You buy Pepto- Mangan of your
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LIVER DIDN'T ACT
DIGESTION WAS BAD
Says IS year Old Kentucky Lady Whe Tells How She Was relieved
After Few Doses q BaekDnafl3

Meadorsville. KySMfa. Cynthia
Higginbotham. Of this town, says: sAt
my age. which Is S., the liver does
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years ago. my stomach was all out Of
fix. l was constipated. my liver
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It took SO little to upset me. My APP
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! decided would give Black
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was highly recommended for this
trouble. ] began taking It. felt
better after few doses. Ny appetite
improved and became stronger. Ny
bowels acted naturally and the least
trouble was soon righsed with . few
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NOTICE.

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owner for value of one Promissory note
IN the sum OF Eighty One Dollars bear
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The Best Cough Medicine.

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Frost Proof Cabbage Plants

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