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ship. Forty candidates. including four
TO Coach Guyon at the initial drill
Yesterday. The squad will be cut in
two within a fortnight, but according
to the coach the quality of material
at hand viii make pruning a difficult
matter. Capt. Faher, Prender, Myers
and Briggs of the 1919 team again are
available and practically all the foot
ball players are ready to try their
skill at the court sport. Prominent
among the new team aspirants' are
HerZog, Lenhardt. O'Dea. Cudmore
and Vernillion. all foot ball eleven
boys. and Davie, Harrison, Virnstme
and Whitney.
The Capitol Hill boys have had new
uniforms ordere for them. When
they take the floor against Central on
January Z. the Fasteners will be at
tired in white suits with PANTS striped
and bordered with light blue. Stock
lngS also will be sky-tinted.
All the other high school basket ball
squads are getting down to work, but
DR.. kimball of Central and George
Green of Eastern. the faculty advisers
committee. still are casting about for
Neither Catholic University nor the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. can be secured,
and no other suitable court is available
at present.
Prender, Eastern's diminutive quar-
terback. VIII captain the Light Blue
and White foot ball team next year.
He was elected this morning by the
letter men of the gridiron squad
Prender now is a sophomore at East
ern. Despite his small stature. he
played remarkable foot ball in the cam
palgn just ended, and as a team pilot
displayed excellent generalship.
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Vaughn Divorce Suit Dismissed.

KENOSHA. Wis. November &c.
Divorce proceedings brought against
James Hippo" Vaughn. pitcher in the
Chicago National League club. by his
wife, Edna. have been dismissed by
the circuit court of kenosha. Vaughn,
who recently was stabbed by his
father-in-law. Harry De Bold. still is
in the hospital. Physicians today
stated his condition was satisfactory.
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STAR WOMAN SWIMMER
NOT TO GO TO ANTlPODES

! DETROIT. November 30-Miss Mar
saret Woodbridge. star woman swim
mer, has cancelled her plans to tour
the antipodes with Miss Ethelda Blieb-
trey, the Australia union having de-
clined to finance the trip
Miss Bliebtrey may also cancel. it is
said, owing to the attitude of officials
OF the central A. A. T., who discourage
the idea, because it would take her
out OF the country while the national
championships are being decided.
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YALE MEN IMPRESSED
BY VISIT TO ATLANTA
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK. November 3oThs is story of of Yale
in AtantaYale fleeing from the
the efulgence of glow
OF grdon glory steady Atlanta believes ball.
sh believes the Of her and
SOUTH who of the manly sport
momentous Auburn he tiger of the
with an appetite stated by full at the of Washington
formidable while
awaited the arrival of the beast with the calm
Of experienced sakers.
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Princeton Eleven Rated
as the Leader IN East

Daniel, Writing IN the New
York Herssld, picIts Princeton
~ the ieaddMg fOUt bHIr tenn
OF the -east I'm ranAsin8 the
elevens In this sectiOn. He also
takes occasion to add that he
believes the Tiger eleven the
hest Of the season in the United
States. He rates the first twen-
~ M fOIlOwss
i, Princeton; 2. Harvard; 3,
Penn State, 4. Pittsburgh, S,
Boston Colleges g. DuF1Usufks
q, Yale; 8, BfUvvns o, Navy. 10.
Army; IL, Syracuse, II, PENN
sylvanfa; H.. kafayettsS H.. KOly
Cross; Is. Washington sind JEFF
ferson, 10, Cornell; IL. Lehigh;
Ii, Buckne1Is 10. Stevens; 20,
Springfield.
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HOPPE AND HOREMANS
TO CONFER ON MATCH

NEW YORK, November 3o.-Edeu-
ard Horemans, the Belgian billiardist,
planned a conference today with
Willie Hoppe. world champion, at
which it was hoped an early date
could be set for a championship match
between the two experts.
Horemans played his first exhibit
ton match in this country here last
night with his manager, r. j. L.
perks, winning by 300 to IS points r.
1872 baIk line. Horemans made one
run of 1913 points, 81 of which were
masse shots.
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New League Is Planned.

PINE BLUFF, Ark. November 3d.
A movement is on foot to establish
base ball league with cities in Ar
kansas, Louisiana. Mississippi and
Texas asked TO participate. A call has
been sent out to the various towns !
suggesting conference to be held in,
this city soon.
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Jumps Wombach a Manager.

OKLMULGEE, Okla. November 80
Harry Wombach. umpire in chief in
the Western Association in 1920 and
formerly d pitcher in minor leagues,
signed contract today with l.. K.
Black and associates. owners of the
Okmulgee Western Association team.
making him manager of the club for
the 1921 season
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Play Indoor Foot Ball
at Night IN Philadeluhia

H LADELPHIA, Nsvsnber
30. - Indoor foot bail was in
angurated here last night with
game between elevens Of the
second City Troop and q local
athletic association. The trooD-
ers. who included several former
college stars among their mum.
her. won, II to O. Except that
1t was indoor and under the
glare of powerful electric lixhts.
the game did not differ matcri-
ally from the ordinary gridiron
battle. All three Of the We
tOriOus teams toucAaosvns re.
suited from forward passes.
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PLEDGES AID
FOR REFORM IN GAME

n EW YORK November 3O-John A. Heyde president
National League will aid possible
Judge Kenesaw NJ Lands, head oil ball to
of dishonest players he
night
directly baun he
of those circulating we'll"
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BOWLING IS STARTED
IN NEWSPAPER EVENT

Herald and Times duckpinners win
second match Of the round robin bowl
ing tournament being held by news
paper teams at the Recreation Acad-
envy.
In the opening games yesterday The
Star quint easily vanquished the
Posts representatives in all three
lgamea The scores:
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WHEATLEY AND RICHMOND
IN CUE MATCH TONIGHT

George Wheat1ey and Clyde Rich-
mond will be opponents in tonight's
match in the District pocket billiard
championship tourney at Grand Cen
trail Palace. Play will be at 100
points.
Last night John Tolson defeated
walter Assay, 100 to 81.
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Makes 7 Passes in Row,
Each for a First Doxsn

MARIETTA. Ohio, November
oU.-What is believed to be n
world record for eonsecntfva
forward PASSES was estabIi.hed
by Don Whiting, star of the
Marietta College foot ball tenn.
the game with Boston Col,
: rye November 20. Coach
Greasy" Neale Of Noriett.
, niade the announcement TO-DAY
.oIo"ing an investigation nv
boston sport writer's into mast
ecordS. Whiting compIete,f
seven consecutive forward
drst downs.
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PLANT WILL NOT DEFEND
NATIONAL WALKING TITLE

NEW YORK. November 30-Wil-
liam Plant, national seven-mile walk
ing champion, will not defend his
title in the annual PEDESTRIAN cham
pionship contest at Workers on De-
cember 5.
Business cares, he said, had pre-
vented sufficient training for the
event.
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Masked Cueist to Visit.

Local cue stars viii meet a touring
billiardist billed rs the masked mar
vel In matches at the Royal Thurs
day and Friday afternoons and even-
ings. ee-cushion and straight
carom aames will be played. The
visitor also will give an exhibition of
fancy shots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-30

Since the 10 conflict at American
League Park last week, there has been
considerable agitation. mainly on the
part of Central. for a play-off OF
the tie Principals of the schools
have not advocated another game. but
many of the students and one of the
school coaches have been particularly
insistent that a play-off be held. I'm
biased opinion generally comedies the
title to Tech with it's greater number
of victories and that without detract-
ing any honor from Central for its
gallant drawn battle with the Seventh
Streeters.
Eastern High School has opened its
drive for the basket ball champion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-30
Eyers on Job With Cubs.

CHICAGO, November 30.-Johnny
Evers, newly appointed manager of
the Chicago Nationals, assumed active
command of the club on his arrival
from Cuba yesterday. Evers will re-
main here several days to discuss
pending deals to strengthen the club.
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D. C. BOXERS TO APPEAR
IN SHOW IN BAL IMORE

George Sirrey, George Remsey.
Johnny Smith and Young Bowen,
Washington boxers. will oppose Bal
timore scrappers in bouts preliminary
to the main go. between Bob Roper
and K. o. Sampson, in Baltimore, on
Friday night. The feature match is
scheduled at twelve rounds,
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DEPENDS ON MEASURE i.
OF SUPPORT TO LANDIS
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK November 50Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis
of organized ball.
New York quite today VIII
writing who follow compared federal
word henceforth
concerned Sporting writer's bump much bu
hubdub their daily
them
eyed. white haired who will
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Soccer Teams Play Here.

! High school soccer teams of Laurel
and Marlboro, that are contending
for the Prince Georges county, Nd,
championship, will meet in the second
game of the series this afternoon.
The match will be held on the Rose
dale Fairgrounds.
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FIGHT FOR HEAVY TITLE
MAY BE STAGED ABROAD

EW YORK November 30-n suitable place car
VI be this hold the
boxing championship bout Jack Dempsey cham
and Georges Carpenter European holder
staged England reported generally we'll
here today
The
the choice battle-ground within the
mated official
N
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Coleman to Pilot Terre Haute.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, November 30
Robert Coleman, catcher, property
of the st. Louis American League
club. 1920 manager of the Mobile.
Ala. Southern Association League, a
class A league. will manage the Terre
Haute Three-I League club during the
1921 season.
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Cards to Train at Orange. Tex.

ST. LOUIS. November Gothic ST.
Louis Nationals will train at Orange,
Tex, next spring. Preseason games
will be arranged with the Philadel-
phia Americans, who will train at
Lake Charles, La. it was said. T.
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sTECHER WILL WRESTLE
LEWIS ON DECEMBER 13

NEW YORK, November t30.-Joe
Stecher, world heavyweight catch
as-catch- can wrestling champion, win
defend his title here against Ed
(Strangler) Lewis of San Jose. Calf.
on December 49, The match will he
decided by one fall.
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Night Boats Lose on Court.

Duny's shots from the field and
foul line helped the Sons of Rest to
a 12-to-9 victory over the Night Boats
N last nights game in the Aloysius
Club Basket Ball League. He pock-
eted six free losses and scored once
trom scrimmage. The Broadway
Srevities forfeited to the Stealcrs
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Gipp Shows Improvement

SOUTH BEND, Ind. November 90
George Gipp star haifback Of the Notre
Dame foot ball team, who is critically
III win pneumonia. was slightly i'm
clans expressed the opinion that he
will recover
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StoueWalls Still on Grid.

Stonewall Athletic Club, in the field
for the 115-pound foot ball title,
wants Saturday engagement, pref
erably with the Cook School team.
Challenges may be telephoned to Rob-
ert Nav at Columbia 2116
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Reward Penn Runners

PHILADELPHIA, November 3O-siY
members of the Penn cross country run
ne ,leIs nave received letters from the ath-
Head. Herr. Kaviat. Irwin and de Kerr
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Act Scholastic Foot Ball Title Future Of Base Ball Rests With
ATHLETIC HEADS WILL
HOLD SPECIAL CONFAB
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

JS what in District high school foot ball will be determined
N tonight the board faculty athletic advisers
~ special Monmouth Hotel
viii Championship meeting, faculty
to settle the
Tech with its three victories in four the champion
entitled credited
which a be
farther
ti1 uoxeu ii t onsi tne fut..s
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abroad was said to have been prompt
ed by GOODNESS exhibited by members
Of the state boxing commission to-
ward holding 1t in this state. 1t was
admitted that Charles 3. Cochran, the
Engilsh promoter. is tentatively me-
gotiating for a suitable site near Lon
don in case plans to hold it in tn;
country are not contaminated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-30

Get it out of your heads that I'm
a Dictator was one phrase used by
Judge Lands that warmed the cookies
of the hearts of his audience. 1t was
good thing no ouija boards were present,
for if it had been Ban Johnson's sub
conscious self might have flashed this
message: How do they get that way"
No such modest words ever emanated
from the lips of the one-time Car of
the American League.
It's Up to the MaSnates.
The magnates and others associated
with base ball can carry on the good
impression created by Judge Lands
straight talk by their attitude at the
meeting of the two leagues. which will
be held here the middle of December.
They can. if they want to, pile up OBJ
Stacles to progress and in general en-
barrass the man who has been elected
to the post of authority solely on the
basis that he has the good of base ball
at heart. But il they do this they will
be working against their own interests
There isn't a lover of base ball who
has not been depressed by recent revela-
tons concerning the sordid elements of
the sport. But there also is not one
who isn't keen to raise his head and
welcome a new era in the conduct of
the sport he loves. It's up to the base
ball men.
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IN FOOT BALL REALM.

BLACKSBURG, Va. November 30
George Parrish of Bristol. Va, left end
on the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
eleven. has been elected captain of the
1921 team. Robert ShuItz, Lynchburg,
has been named manager.
WEST POINT. n. Y. November 30
Cadet Francis NJ Greene of Poughkeep-
sic. ". Y. for two years the Army's
foot ball center, has been elected captain
Of next seasons eleven
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 30
Grailey H. Berryhill, halfback on this
years foot ball team at Vanderbilt, has
been elected captain for 1921.
CHICAGO, November 3o.-Charles
Mcclure is the newly elected captain
Of the 1921 University OF Chicago foot
ball team. He played the past season
at tackle and guard
CLEVELAND, November 3o.-Cleve-
land West Tech eleven will play the
Fitchburg {Mass.) High School team in
that city Saturday.
URBANA, Ill.,. November 99.-Lawrie
WalQuist of Rock Island, H.. has been
elected captain of the 1921 University
# Illinois foot bali team. He has been
chosen by MANY sports writers this year
as all-western conference halfback.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, November 30.-
The condition of George Gipp. Notre
Dame foot ball star, who Is seriously
i'll OF pneumonia in local hospital, was
reported as unchanged today.
NEWTON, Mass, November go
Boston Colleges eleven is taking
every possible precaution against loss,
In the final game with Holy Cross
Saturday, OF it's distinction as an un-
defeated team. AS g. result practice
has been made secret and five police
Officers have been called on to guard
against interlopers.
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India to Have Davis Gun Team

Delhi. India. November 3O.-The
committee OF the all-India Lawn Tennis
Association has decided to enter for the
cup in 1921. 10
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Def by Quentin Eleven.

The 130-pound Quentin eleven
would like to arrange Sunday games
with the Kanawhas. Willtops and Rex
Juniors. For engagements telephone
F. Herman. Lincoln S751-S.
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Neither Tex Rickard. one of the
TRIO OF promoters. nor Jack kearns.
Dempseys manager. would admit that
negotiations had been started to, hold
tHe contest abroad. but kearns said
DempseY's formerly expressed antip-
ithy to going outside the United
states had been virtually overcome.
Ihe proposition to shift the fight
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SOUTH BEND, Ind, November 3O.-
The condition Of George Gipp. Notre
Dame foot ball star. who is seriously
i'll Of pneumonia in local hospital, was
reported as unchanged today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-30

Georges Carpenters references to
Jack Dempsey. in his Paris interview.
are SO modest that many might think
he was beginning to get cold feet on
the coming fight. But those who think
MS way will merely be following the
wrong dope, because of their lack of I'M
derstanding of the French temperament
Carpenter was simply INDUCING in
poetry. He has that racial gallan-
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Romance and Sentiment.

A very picturesque feature was the
presence of sponsors on the side
the basis OF popularity and charm,
huge bouquets and assigned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
WINCHESTER GUN CLUB
HOLDS SUCCESSFUL MEET
Claude II. StickieJ, of vnucluse, va.,
Broke BI Out of PoAsible

WINCHESTER. VA, April 3.-Thc
Winchester Gun Club members held
their first shoot OF the season yester-
day afternoon. large number par
t!c'pating. Claude b. Stickley, Van
cluse. Va. led the amateurs. breaking
ninety-one out Of possible 100.
George b. Chapman. president, broke
eighty-nine. Professionals who have
exhibitions included J. A. Anderson.
Richmond, Va. and Lester German,
Wilmington, Del Shooters from out
Of town included DIR. Thomas LIppit,
and Messrs. Wisecarver and Grubbs.
OF Berryville. Va. 4 two-day regis
tered shoot will be held here eth and
sth. and over 100 entries already have
been assured from Washington. Bal
timore. Hagcrstown, Md. Richmond
Roanoke. stanton ana other points
In Virginia.
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BOWIE ENTRIES

First race-tive and one-h half furiongs-
Captain Evans. lie; Short Change. lie.
Sea Mine. Iii: Poiyhym. III. Dominian.
il6. sandy Mae. ii5. Primitive. III.
Acushia H.. III. Hcadman. ZIG. Soscol
III. Teachers Pet. III.
Second race-six and oae-half lurlongs
-Ea-nest. ll2. Little Ed, no: Appleiack
les: Ina Kay. lOI: iiuzzas. lie: Plureen.
los; Kilkenny. lps. Valerie West. j;ioa;
Refugee liz: General. lis: Ettahe. 1903
Betsy. 100.
Third race-six and one half furionss-
Frsnchy ii=: '2nico. lot; Mildred Euretta.
Huron IL. 100: Meidling Miss. ioi: Mar.
gerry. iO'; Dcckhand, liz; Tarascon. 10;
Miss Wright. io..
Frances and Arthur entry.
Fourth racr-seyca fur!ongs-Chicf lie;
Fort bliss. !oi; bondage. ITO. Iulietproo:.
l03: You Need. iot Ny Dear Sc
Fifth :acc-mne and twenty Yards
Nebraska. ll3; Belle Roberts. iOf; Mallow-
mot, i0i. John !. Day, liz: Ringing H..
losi Syivano .ll2: BaEpipe, lo4
Sixth rnc"--m:le and seventy yards-A--
h:naiy. iot: Tom Brooks. los K,ziah. 81;
io3: Pas DE Chance. !. ioi: Alma n. So;
Getz. l04. SAY When l0.: iuarita iii
io6. Eligible: Tiger Rose. 1o7: 'Corson,
'Brockmii!er entry =
seventh race-niie and sixteenth
Hsndtu!, ITO; Mira; LOT tMirzal. Indoience.
sail. no. courcelles. los; Prunes. iOs
kingling H., los; Bosart. lo2.
Clear: good
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olympic MARATHON RACE
COURSE FINALLY SELECTED
hun VIII BE Made From No.,
fniace Mt Lenkcn to tho
Sfudium

Y" ERP. April 3.-The courso
TOT inc Olympic marathon race ~
principal individual event NJ NJ
oi!npic games, has been ofncI.i,,.
.elecied and promises an eycciIsn,
teSt Tor the long distance run,ar.
VI me word. The start of the RAGS
~ .siohaiiy set for August 81 or
palace at Leaken. Just outs,d. ~ ..
brussels. and the finish will be mad
IN she olmypic stadium at Antwern
nc distance will be 1855 miles in.
.Iuuins the final laps over the etadj.
um track proper.
leaving Leaken the runners vii,
follow !ittle-used road from ,ha
p"iace TOT few kilometcrs. making
, ue.our which will bring them TO
',a,h hlshwway between Brussels
ana antwerp. This road is almost n 9
leVel as table and leads thro,1,,
hVe or SIX small villages as well ~.
inc larger city OF Malines /, wa,
rom TINS city that the Germans
oomoarded Antwerp. The marathon
runners, however. will NOT macs
through the city OF Malines pronrr
oue VIII race along tho boulevard
Si. ouha'ng the city. which has been
built over the ruins of Malinas: 80
ent fortifcations
There is but one hill Of NOT ro,o
man ! per cent grade near Malints
anu TINS Is the only obstacls which
me competitors will have ia snr.
mount the twenty-s,x and -fractin,
h!iie race. The road bed lis Of brick
out art tootpaths parallel tho ro,d
on both sides and these paths ara
hroad enough for two runners m
travel abreast. -
ne villages along the route are
, ,,eneiy small. and as all tratlic
VIII DC stopped during the race and
course wen guarded. there viii
"o interference with the runners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
INDIANAPOLIS CITIZENS
WILL OFFER TOP PRIZES
Innovation Promises to Greatly In.
crenSr Interest in Hnccs an Well
nm M


creme Interest in Hnccs an Well
me- Speed OF Contestants.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 3.-an aadi-
tiona! purse agGregating $4,000 is
being gathered by indianapolis bust
ness men and manufacturers 10 be
divided among leaders during the
next international 500 mile race on
the international speedway, on the
basis ot 500 for each lap that any
contestant heads the field.
The father of the plan is George
NJ. Dickson. president of the National
Motor Car and Vehicle Corporation.
whose blue fiers were supreme on
road and speedway until the firm re-
tired from racing. following the vic.
tory OF old No. in the INDIANAPOLIS
race OF 1912
Dickson's idea was that with 800
lap az an inducement TO stay in
the lead. every contestant would do
ms utmost to get out In front and
STICK. knowing that 100 additional
iron men would accruet to his pcrsona1
fortune every time he passed the
judges stand in the van OF the pro-
cession.
The result. OF course. would be to
speed up the race considerably as
well as TO make for closer competi-
ton. since every contestant within
striking distance OF the lend would
not be content simply TO hold his
position, but would constantly force
nus mount TO the limit TO grab or
some OF the extra money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
ATHLETIC LEAGUE GAMES
AT BYRD PARK

AT BYRD PARK.
.Aprl 10. BTauer Cola: April IL
brauer vs.. cottreli: April 81. Brauer VIZ.
May ]. Cola vs. Brau-r: May ). Cola
vs.. crump: May Is. Cola ~. cottrcl!; Nav
Cola, ' -
june 5. crump VS.. nrauer: Jun. J..
Ira ufr vs. Cola June IS. Hraucr vs. Cot
treil; Juue %. crump vs.. Braucr
ouiy ., Crunp W, Cottrei; July 10.
Cora VS.. crump: July II. iBraurr vs.
Crump: July ~. Co,trell VS.. crump: July
81, Cottrell VS.. Jrauer.
:, august :. Sru;np W Bruuer; August Is.
At {. c. A.
:. April 10; cotireil w Crump: April IL.
Eo,a VS.. crump: April "a. Cola VS.. Cot.
May /. crump vs. co,treu May s. Cot
!reil VS.. Brauer; May Is. Crump vs.
lsrauer: May %. Cola. vs.. Rrauer. May %.
cottrell VS.. Bruuer.
June s; Cot,reli vs.. Cola: June le. Cot
tren VS.: CruInp: June 10. Cola vs.. C.ump;
June 20. Cola ~. colrcii. MN
July ,. Cola vs.. Hraucr. July 10. Cot
treii vs.. Brauer; July II. Cola VS. Cot
troll. July. -. Bruuer vs. Cola: July 81.
August Z. Cottreii VS.. Cola: August a.
Crump vs. Cottrcll.
crump w. Cola.
The first named team takes field