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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-25

the cotton belt gins are being burned
and that merchants are being warned
regarding the picking and ginning Of
cotton. We think that the element re-
sponsible for such acts is small one,
and that the most conservative business
men of the South. as well as Gov
ernment officials, are against such
methods. We believe that conserva-
tive estimate OF the cotton which has
been wilfully damaged throughout the
belt will not average $4,000 bales"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-25

I y IN1NON ALT NEIL T. OWL "A
~ has earned support He splendid example OF
American opportunity His station Governor OF
the Empire State contradiction the
and of who for
advancement for those born in poverty and toll.
By his WORTH confidence
and adj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-25
Charged with Attempt 60 Escap

When he asked permission TO give "a
native the key TO building Switch he
used In his missionary work n charge
OF attempting TO escape was placed
against him by the same white officer.
He was finally released by negro court,
and Immediately taken by force by the
same white captain TO Cap Haitien, In
the extreme north. by night In small
boat IN the open Caribbean Sea. for an
other trial.
Or. Evans said he was released on tho
sintemcnt % the court that there were
no charges against him.
The so-called voting by the people OF
Hayti on the constitution prepared In
advance for them and rammed down
their throats by the Wilson Administra-
ton Is ridiculed by DR.. Evans. He thus
describes Il 20 Secretary Danielsi
Tho procession OF voters C) re-
sembled funerals IN their silence, So
lemnlty and mournfui character ms these
people pasred along like sheep into
courts OF justice Cd, which were
turned that day all through the coun-
try into ITaytnn slaughter houses. Each
was especially guarded by the gem
darmerio Tor the sake OF giving a lit
Ito color TO the AFFAIR and thus perfect
ing the farce native commissare or
dummy officer. sat In the chair by the
side OF the white officer
when entering the court a small
white paper stamped with the words 'Po-
lice Administration and bearing date
Tune IL. 1918, and also the French word
"ouf (yes) was placed IN the tremb-
ling hand OF the native. who then was
motioned--no word being spoken or
question being asked-to the box IN front
I ~ the white American officer IN supreme
a
als side a bundle Of pink papers bear
nx Tho French word non tuo) curl
ously ana significantly remained tied
together on the table. Thus terrorixed
and helpless 10 resist. these people sor-
rowfully and slavislly sufonitted, az
most OF them were brought IN from small
villages guarded and clossly watched
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

and 20 one.ha!t fufionssosnbur5s III: JONI. john
Quit ll$; Trompcur ia: Charley Boy. lis;
Oiner X. lis; Piuribus. ne: Toninie c. llS
Second racc-aix Observation-Disclosures Flask
sS Betty Curry. 9S: Maize. IS: I Am First
l02; Riddle. l0G: Encrinite. 193: Rapid Stride.
IG9: Boher- Ma Breena, loS; Violet Gaifncy
ic3: Benecia. l03: bounding Through. los
barley Water, lo7: Iiackamorc. 1os: Richard
V. los. Eligihic-Janlco Logan. 1oS; emma
j.. os; Pohey lane. 1903: Waldo. Jr.. 1o3
Third sra receive AND ,o h fn, furlongs-
SalIy. iss Es.ahs: iSs: AFsSn.ottsr. o ias
sammy Boy. iio Fortnight. ito: Goidvaie..
l01: Cock o. the Main. I1s: Langden. lis;
Fourth race-mle-Wiligan. 100: Lazy Lou.
Club. 1867 Grandce. 1os; Queen blonde. los !;
Dairyman, 100: Trusty. I06: Duke OF Ian
caster. los; S!osta. ITO; Soidat de Vcrdun,
l13. Also elisiblc-Eula. leo.
Fifth rsce--nve and one-half furlongs-
Ultra Gold. lo4 Win. IL: T!ckllsh. lis:
Arnold, ia.
Sixth race-rni!c and seventy yards-IIeavy
Weanon. 81: Golden Dawn. %: Prunes. 106:
Paddy Dear. no: Saints Bridge. no: Coun-
terba lance. III: Nepperhan. 1lc.'
Seventh race-mile and a stxteenth-Jean
X, log; Rookery. ios: SOPHIA Gstewood. 100:
s1,n, ieu 49, Jnanta IL ioT: ceFson; III:
King; li2; Christie. ~: Seq UEsIin. lie: Ar:
Sun Cold lit: James l.. Cummings. lie:
LADY Wa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

r..st cpc, :ou- tu.!onss Dsby Grand, ,c5
j'sI VII. ili iroIic-,, Is y 5. cyc,,, :,
= COMA; n.ckciv~ine. j.: Wright. !, % J.
...au. rye C?eacr. NuoIlu ra;..
second -act--nvc ahd one,haH fu-!un -
wo,,; s.liana. 80 Uionrigucsi. 20 !. to 5,
10 :. SECOND: Repeater liz CW!uis,, 8 "a L.
. TO :. 10 >. third. Time. :vp 40. Gloom,
,,rrn West. rur.ia. Bon Master. Tying
a'Hrs.d. BEonnnr, Gornsm. r:cstord. VAN,
tai!ru rucc-six turlunss-Buckxhot. liz
ttaa,esl. u |. 70 :; 10 =. so': Bona.
~. yc4i..i. II. tw,iisy.. i 10 J. % !. to :.
;er kezish MAJ .om, Sob's fosi tr. Levy.
Ds, Sh:;tcr korthaEc, f:ea.utev.Ec. Tom
Fourth racc--nvc iuEionss--Marv!n May. ,oi
tuciniah). 70 !. 10 !. even. won: Trus.y.
- :, , ,W>,da},;o 10 SO 3. q S. second
Sasirl, Time. ,:Si Tai.smsn. sIs,es iles ue.
sssauc.iaid. Who Cares. Jean Buliur, Shcr,
..,; a.. Mnrphy: Porte prapeau ran:
nsT fhsmgi"% io ,SMSi:at}. Is 70
e; a., iis dixie, ato ]. 70 o. 70 !.
shTd ;.r, pm1S !;xs - A;i;T.n Grand Siam,
Sl1ti racc--;nlle and cighth--Sun God ioi
,E!cni;recl3: 10 !. TO /. even. second
Quito, J; Z. stone. iiar on. 2iass,oi ram.
SsNenth raGe-inile and siStecnth--t,our-
Ts ln I'm, In tMiii.msS to! to. 10 :.
to ]; TO =. 10 ;. second: DcnEaM. &c;
Wright. 16 to :. 6 to ). , to & third. Zine
i;ts 30 Red Start. Little Cottage. SIX
piiot Ben Hampson. Durward Roberts Or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
RICHMOND COLTS NEED
SEVERAL GOOD |NF|ELDERs
Manager Goocil Has Filled Other
Departments ind Is Working
Hard on Inner Works.

Ice Gooch. manager Of the Richmond
Colts, stated last night he had COM
pleted tho team with the exception Of
III" !nfclI. and thst he had several
nc:: lined Up for the diamond positio MS,
and information would be Forthcoming
In u few dnys AZ TO who these men
ere. Tho pilot Is satisfied with the
pitching s:ar. consisting now of Ma
gals, stone Bacon and kircher. Tho
!astN named was turned over to the
liichinond Club By Connie Mack, while
Bacon was purchased from Atlanta OF
the southern League. Stone is the hur-
!cr INC lsich'noHd club bought from
Little Rock, while Magalis was NOM
per Of IN. Cots stan last season
OF his signing but one more pitcher
in view OF the fact that several men
are available from last year.
himself for the outiicid. tho manager
Is not wPrryin. about the ny-chuscrs.
II IL probab.c. that Sam Daughton may
ha made recently upoa the local owner.
Sooch Is confident Daughton will be
pcrxtaded to come here, following Il
conference OF the owner ana manager
yesterday
t;ooch has not secured a second base
msn. shortstop or. third baseman, but
man l'od Miller. sent here by the Phila-
dcLphia Athletics. The manager is
working hard TO III the other positions,
bascmam OF ability. Gooch hopes to
induce Jessie Baker 10 return 10 Rich
mond and hold down the position OF
shnrtstop. Ba.cr was a faToritc in this
city last yoa-. und Richmond fans moro
;lr.n likely wiii welcome announce
i..-..t that there is q chance OF Baker
=. earring N tue Shortstop position.
-irown. who played third base last
ason, is on the reserve list OF Rich
I'D and VIII report here for spring
'gIcticc.
Tommy Abbctt ard "Scrappy" Moore
arc expected 10 take care OF the catch
ms department, and Gooch says he
h-rhly VIII sign ANY moro receivers.
The manager stated the Colts Will
engage the Trinity College baseball
team AZ boulevard Field, April l3.
Gooch coached the co!lcgiaus las: gear,
and they readily arranged 10 play his
professional aggregation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
- --------- -
PLANES COMING HERE
Five Government Airp1nncs From New
York Will Visit Rich

Five government planes attached to
the coast patrol are scheduled to ar
rive in Richmond shortly from Mitchell
Field. ). Y. and will be met several
committee" OF planes. sent out by The
American Flying Club OF Virginia, ac-
cordtng to announcement last night hy
Don f.. Cameron, president OF the vr-
out OF courtesy 20 the visitors. en-
.ertainincnt will be provided a. tho
landing Held on Monument Avenue,
where the airplanes Will be sheltered
while the government pilots will be the
Suests OF the American Flying Club OF
Virginia. In addition. mechanics from
the government plant in Fulton Will be
present, prepared 10 make necessary
Further announcement will be made
by Mr.. Cameron as TO n formal plan OF
cntertainmcnt. which probably Will in
cludc several novel tours over Rich
mo1d BY the ai.msn. Captain Tncey,
who has travelled extensively over
America in his plano, will be in charge
OF the reception committee" OF planes.
which Will meet the visitors when they
arrive; The government patrol will
visit Langley Field and other points
South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
HAVANA RESULTS

100 ca mn SnS-h syan luE!on 1S
70 Is to 8. 3 to {. second Drnsiiia. i OF
Time: 1908. Major Fisk. Cuba. Ford. Steve
Second race--sx furlones-c;lldcr n,
tGnrEan). to ]. to /. 8 10 6. won; Hat
rLGk ~ ll,uX). IL to ]. 6 TO ]. Is to = see
Snu a. bn nln Ms, 1os tBarnesl. to /.
, i,;IihS,iIck. Rora. Ralph s. Frank Keosh.
Third race--six MISUNDERSTANDING. IL.
Delaney. ia (Pickons). 5 10 /. 6 to ga 10
TO j. TO s. third Time. I i:is. zoie o FAR >
able, beverly James. Lcona Assign. Ar
thur Middleton. rarascon ran.
fourth racc-six 1urionSs-Trophy TIC
sMouniain2: e. to ., even. l to 2. won
DimitrI IL (Carmody). to .. even, j to
2, second; PRESENTATION. 100 iBarnes5 s
to to ,l /; to + even third Time, i:is IS
Fifth race--ive and one-Raif furIoors--
to s, won; Peasant, 100 icarmody>. e &c;
q to s. to 6. second; Top o. the Mornin9'
third. Time. ]: 06t4-5. ~ Ward, MapioSn;
liollins. No Lawn ran. V''
10 sixth ace--mile-El CoroneI. LOG IN
GarneI); 6to I. to 2. g TO &. won; Royaitv.
IA (Golllns). to I. to !. even. second:
WILD Thyme. l0S {Carnodyi. 2 To- j, even
wi III th rh Time ,, Itt Zinpa Dick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
HAVANA ENTRIES

liz: Fiction. III Booty s" IL, vs. ASoo'ae''
Second receive and one-half furlonsa-
May Craig. 81: Miss X. 81; Claude Waller.
W VI; Poe &c Sloethe. 10; Ben Butler. Iee: Sea
t r,assien Ill u, Graamerc. 11s: sayeth. Ills; Ma
Weymouth Girl. los: Laekrose, los: Farnum.
ios: Priee Moneor. 16s: Sir oliver. Ioe: For
Ies; Fringe Easy. ITO; Haze,nuL lie: Sophie
fourth receive and one-half futlones-
Clearing Up. 81: Col: Taylor. 1i5: BELLE or
III tSak5ethtown: 1o3i Different Eyes. lG5: BASIL
l26. - ,''.''-t' .'e'''
,o FIN l,,a rase.miic and lfty yards-.Graee.
D.one. Jog; Iley Ennis, 1oG: Daidin 100: Solid
Hocs; lg; Tho Taller. no: aanokin. 1la:
, Sixth FacsIInile and q sixtcenth--oalaway.
SI!sertaee 1oS; EsiF!y. ios; Foster mb ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
WALES ACCEPTS OFFER
TO HEAD BOXING UNION
Prince )Iny Preside Over April Ses-
siOns In London-To Confirm
World ChumnioRs.

on hearts OF the feminine devotees OF
hsticuns, held by NJ. Georges Carpen-
tier. is said 10 be threatened by mono
Edward OF Wales. The prince. IL Is
understood. has decided to accept the
presidency OF the international Box
in cnr%n nG b ann na at inc rGeen nj
the April session which Is to be held
In London. Othcr officials OF tho union
arc Lord I.onsdaic. NJ. Pau! Rosseau
and an AMERICAN 10 be selected iprob-
ably Major DreXel- Biddlc), rs vice
presidents: NJ. Ecllhart, secretary, and
john Douglas, treasurer.
The only item of business antici-
plted for the April session is the con-
iirnation of the list of world cham
piuns and European champions recon-
,ncHdcd ut the previous meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Billy" Goochtto Play
With Taxa Kola Nine

Chilly" Couch, popular In Vir-
Einin athletics several yenrs uGo,
will he n member Of the Takn-I<Oln
baseball team this spring. Gooch
In nm tnnclder or ability and firmly
established himself while MT the
university by his baseball playing
In addition TO hIs work on the Vfr-
Einjn eleven. GoOch liz cXnecteh 80
he OF considerable help to "Dikcv
I<levcSahi, manager of TaSa-iSoI.,,
In helping TO get the boya i'm shane
Tor the race for the amateur It'll.
Of the city. GsOch IL well-known
In itirhmOnd. having UfIIcintcd in
several important baSkct bnIl con-
tests In this city. ffc also Ia dIrcr-
tor oY athletics mt Chumbcrlaync
SCHOOL,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
LEAGUE GETS TOGETHER
Twilight Organization of Church Hill
Votes to Keep Officers OF
Last Year.

Falling 70 allow the officers Of last
year to retire the twilight. Baseball,
League reorganized AZ u meeting last
night liz Paramount School. There was
no election. the league ofIiciols do
clar!ng they we're satisfied 20 c2ntirus
the organization with the preson. Of
hcers. The officers are: james Greg
Dry, president: William Bedie, Wee
president: T. Wiley, recording st.re-
tSry; William Cartwright, inancini
secretary. and William Jones, trnas-
urc-.
Six teams, Parkcrs, Springer Brauer.
Marks, Inc. Feathcrstonc and Gregory
VIII compose tho league. which will
be opened only to those youths Twins.
east OF Seventeenth Street, south OF
Main, and west OF Thirty-sixth Street.
Managers O. the various teams and the
ohiccrs of the league will meet next
Tuesday night in tho office OF Dr..
PARKER, ":lo East Broad Street, when
the schedule OF games will be adopted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
GOLF EVENT ARRANGED
Professional Match WIN. rake Place
-AuEust 3, "a Toledo.
81 Associated Press.

NEWARK, " j.. March 2.-W. D.
State Golf Association, announced To-
night, Saturday. August Z, has bccr
selected for the international profes-
s:onal team match, over the links OF
the inverness Club, az Toledo Th!s
VIII nrecedc tho national CHAMPION
ship. over the same course August 10
Mr. Eanderpool also announced re.
ceipt OF letter from Henry Gu!lano.
secretary OF the Royal and Ancicnr
Cino: containing information concern
ing the British championships.
at NeT Castle. ireland. vii! be heiI
May 20. Entries vii. close April 20.
with the draw three days later Tho
q amateur Championship VIII star. June
a. |.sh the open beginning June IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
MANAGERS ARE NEGLIGENT
Fail 20 Send Contracts to Secretar, of
C0mmissiOn ns Re
nuRSte6

Managers Of prospective amateur
teams IN Richmond are slow in taking
the advice OF Secretary Robert T. SUIT
ton In nlinS with nim tho names OF
twelve players alrcndy signed and u
roster OF the men contemplated. This
Information must be in the hands OF
tho secretary by March ), in order that
the leagues may be formed, and the
teams grouped according to the pail.
playing ability oG the ,nei, signed. ANA
teur baseball is expected to thrive this
acason and the cooperation Of the man
ayers is necessary. Communications
should be sent to Secretary sutton III
his home, 2lUS Hanover Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
FRANCE AFTER AIR TITLE
European Acre Club Challenges AmerI-
can Organization for Balloon
Trophy,
tBy Associated P-ew.I

=
NEW YORK, March 2.-Challenges
Tor the International balloon trophy.
now held b. the Aero Club OF America
&erc received here today from the Aero
Club OF France, which enters three
teams, and the Royal Aero Club CT Eng
land, which has one entry. Three
teams will be entered by tho United
States. Eelgium has entered one team
and several other countries are ex-
pectcd to com pete when the contest is
held IN this country next summer.
The trophy has not been contested
for SINCE 1913, when IL was won ty the
Aero Club of America. American teams
nave Won four cut OF the eight con-
tests In which they were entered The
don bennett, must be won three times
trophy, donated by the late James Cor
in succession 10 become the pcrnlan-
en-. property OF club -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
FINAL DIG QU|NT BATTLE
will take PLACE TONIGHT
Washington and Lee to Meet Catholic
University In Basketball Game
at Blues Armory.

pleted and the Blues' Armory is ready
ior what promises TO be ono OF the
WashinEton. and Lee University and
G tanimht University will come together
game should be attended largely in
last w BATH, th fa n tnnt Il VIII be the
representing large universities.
Governor Westmoreland Davis and
mayor Ainslic have announced they
MWBi be present TO. give the AFFAIR n
state and municipal touch. The Gov
emo, srnor witnessed the game. between the
Sins. and appeared interested in the
contest. Mayor Ainsllc has been un
, anie to be present e at nny of the for
attend tonight. With these officials
!o9ling on, both quints arc, expected
- exert themselves, and close game
should result.
Catholics Change LIne-Up.
announcement was made last night
that the Catholic University had de-
e.dei TO make change In the line
inkton last week. several OF tho SO
called regulars have been taken from
nc a., ,ine-np and piayfrs who have shown
places. The Washington team is re-
ported to have an unusually strong
squad of basketball players, and it's
For the first time in the history q;
basketball in this city n Canadian VIII
Size seen on the floor IN basketball toys.
This individual! is Stevens, who plays
csntcr for the Generals. The big Eel
low from the country adjoining the
10 he real lind for Coach i.aftery and
supporters OF the Washington and Lee
five are depending upon him TO bear
The brunt OF the attack luu!ichcd on
the Generals by their opponents. Ste
vens is reported TO DC the best dribD!cr
in the South, aud his work no doubt
viii be watched with interest. Moore.
left guard. is another Washington and
Lee player who - said 20 b. basketccr
of ability. Although young. he has had
considerable baHkcttail experience. He
played for the Great Lakes basketball
team. and upon entering Washington
and Lee made q suitable runningmate
tor Captain Bryant, the other guard.
Itooting TO he Feature.
The snnte is expected 10 be enlivcncd
by roofing on the part OF ndhcrcnts or
10th teams. The Generals have Il large
following I'm this city. and n special
portcrs OF tho Lexington FIVE. Knights
of Columbus ;Ind Een.dictiUc College
delegations. which will support tho
Catholic fiSo. also viii have reserved
sections.
Washington and Lee lcf; Lexington
last nigh. for Richmond, and word was
received TINT the team Is IN the hes:
the, jinN that has been following t7v
team by winning from the Catholic tN-c
tonight
Following is ;hc llnc-lp:
w * l.. Position. =. l.
lSnGieb. forward McSamara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
CUEMEN BEGIN PLAY TODAY
Oswald and McCoy TO Start 5OO-roint
Match THIS Afternoon
IIaskfnr,'

Play IN Tho 600 pOln,a b.!ltard matcH
between James L.. Mccoy and II. L..
Oswald Will begin this afternoon IN
the hask.'s' POO! Puriurs at 3 O'Clock.
l.oth men arc said 10 be exceptionally
good Win The cue, ana a great Samo
s.un charged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
INDIANS LEAVE FOR CAMP
First Contingent of CLEVELAND Players
Are I'm Route to New
Orleans.
IBy Associated Press. ]

CLEVELAND. OHIO, March a-ln
land baseball club, Walter McNicho!s
Players Wood, WNnbssanss. Neu, Grab
fielder and Johnston left for the train
ing camp at New Orleans tonight
iraney, Smith, Chapman, Gardner and
l.unte viii leave from their home cities
within tho next few days.
James G. Dunn, owner oe the team
with Catcher O'Neill and First Basema n
Joe Harris over thoir salary for the
coming season,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
TENNIS RATINGS CHANGED
Discovery OF NIisIuid Data Result,
in Upset OF Rank

NEW YORK. March 2.-Changcs in
nc national 1919 tennis rankings due
10 the finding OF mislaid data, were
announced today by the executive
committee of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association.
i. Norris. Williams. H., OF Boston.
was advanced from sixth to fifth place.
changing with Wallace +. Johnson, OF
Philadelphia. S. Howard Toshell, of
Brooklyn. went from fourteenth 10
twelfth place, passing Nathaniel w.
of San Francisco.
Several results OF the church Gun
inte-city series, in which Noshen de-
Tended Johnson 10, Go, were omitted
mathematical system. and !ssut.d
last December.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Ynlc Couch Arrixn.

NEW YORK., March 2.--Guy Nicka,ls.
FORMER coach OF the Yale crew, arrived
here today on the cunard liner Imperas
tor to resume Instructions of the var
slty oursmen. lilo has been abroad
since 1911, having served with the
Lancashire FIsilliers during the war
with the rank OF captain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Iynchhurg College opttm,i.,ic.t

III NCHBERG. VA, March 2.--Esrnss
poets are good for q large field of mi y
tertal when the call is issued At Iynclf;'
the word Will go out from t,oicir 'I;rEs:
Smith ns soon as weather condttiqfiffSs'
make work possible. The ma teriaf I'D e
the team was without tho scrvtceasnf n
coach y W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Leagues to Trade players.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, March "a
deal whereby Catcher Dowic. Of the
galveston, Texas League Club would
be traded for Pitcher Buck Weaver
Of tho New Orleans Southern Associa-
lion team, was announced by Manager
of the local club. The
trade is contingent upon the South
ern Association club waiving its rights
TO WeaYer's services d 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Int<rnntIonaI schedul, Arrnrr,s

NEW YORK. March the 1870
Sschedule OF tho new International
baseball League. AS announced by
ttresident Fulia hcre today. provides
.ior lof games. with the season OPEN
ing on AnTii II and Closing on Sep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
PLANTERS DROP GAME
Stnic md City Girls Take Exciting
Contest mt y. w. T.. 4.
Gym,

The Planters sextette dropped
last and exciting game OF baskctball
to the fair players OF Tho National
state and city Bank las. night in the
J: w. G. y. gymnasium by the score
The score follows:
y. :. and G. Positions Planters
Atkins forward. NJ DcEoto
rapeT ....... forward. ...,'... Smith
Lyman y. center IIiilioIn
T.. Devote ..acnior center. ...... Scott
y. Stith guard Volt
g. Devote ..Suurtl call
SubStitutions--Le ) for Stith;
Davis for NJ. Devote. Field goals
Atkins. 4: l'aber. o; NJ. DoVoto. .:
smith. :. Foul goais-Atkins, .:
Smith. l.
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nilli.rd PIayer. Arrange Mntch.

:. CFiICAGO, MATCH 2-Robcrt n,
Cannefax. three-cuehion billiard cham
Ign, Elom; recently challenged by Augie
sannounced tho terms under which he
would play Kieckhefer for tho titie
Sand demanded guarantee Of $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Facts on Quint Battles
in Blues Annoy Tonight
I'lme-s o'clock.

y Tlmc--S O'Clock.
Piacc-nIuen' Armory.
,Contendlng tenmE-CathoIic Uni.
yersity and Washington md Lee
University. Amerfc National
Hank aud Merchants' National
Hank, preliminary game,
Colors-Cathoiic UnIve
orange and blnck. Washington and
Lee, blue and white.
Neferce-MarshalI. Randolph.
Macon.
GINA.