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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

,es Er fiog sasSiiopr fg-lonss-Morn.ns Face.
Sfmi ,n. co.. 70 70 ihird.
n.e X. Fading Star ana McKeiuain also
sa,ana ios tRoderiguss, one 10 .Tsionss 10
!: Won; Dqre:!s; lgs tMurrsyy. Is to j. 6
70 eSnto N9an to t thiIa A EHs
MeiT,a. o-zei!i, r.; Sir, John VerEue. Col.
Jazz Band also ran. 'u
s, Gh,I4 raeSly9 and oae-hait tnr,onss
!; e T. Yon % G 20 ga:on LIZ tMnrphy 100 90
Due d. duisc ;lalshed iirst. but Mas aisSlsi S
:ficd for fouing. Princess Lou. Maiden
Mia F4Dis Gas Gas f Mssh a and fpo oss
Ffa-.h 6snss s ss 5ws PS ssfs s
ss. 70 70 won; chs xan 10 sRoa:
.hirdi Tine: i:1s: ssher Ma Brenina, I'm.
n Fift 81 rSesmsiY turIongsaAppie Jack.
s seSend pisia earro. 20 los t@s.da> Is
e . N. TO MARI s sTsc 1 shisd Tins III
also ran.
S1n +, rS Cen mile nix and three sx.eenths
berl. Q TO ]. (. TO !. even. second: viii Do.
Tine 5SsTs smp 3? fS r. Zen = Ha hl5s
CON: hue;us Capital City. Water Proof.
Ssvehih r alse ran mil. and ,ex,,,v y,as
1. % ,S%oh; ri Sor 81; lSf .s2HfiniahS;
s Erick.sn, 70 10 t. . i to G io ,b ,ss
Tits: indian iS nc Mar Torn MiSs
Ice Sabretash and Miss KruteS also ran,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
PAT MORAN AND PLAYERS
BOARD TRAIN FOR FLORIDA
Cincinnati Manager Chapcrons Initial
squad to Southern Train
Ing Camp.
Ipy Associated Press.]

ny Associated iresS.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, March J.---AIan-
hger Pat Moran, with a squad of play
crs OK the champion Cincinnati Ma
ttonal League baseball CLUB, boarded a
train here today for Miami. Fla. where
spring training will begin noNt Mon
day.
Included in tho party were Catchors
Rar:dan and Allen: Pitchers Salleo and
Walters, tho latter 10 recruit from Buf-
falo; infclders Myers and Rapp, and
Outhelhers Neale and Duncan. Myers
Is Il Young first bascman, who asked
MANAGE Moran to be allowed to go
SCUM with tho Reds for a tryout.
The squad VIII be Joined at Atlanta
BY Ivy Winso and Mube Bressier. All
the other players VIII Join the team at
camp carly next week, going there d..
rcctly from thGir homes.
Refusal Of Inncldcr Ue,nc Groh yes
terlay to attach ilis signature I'd. a
$4,000 contract, resulted In his bein q
let behind. Groh insisted upon re-
ceivlng $1,000. and declared no would
not play ball this year unless his
terms wers met. while officials Of the
club asserted firmly they would not
yiold IN inch.
outheldcr Roush, who has not APP
peared ut Headquarters, is expected to
report ut Miami Within n few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
FOX BILL CREATES INTEREST
Measure Preventing Trsppine of Small
Animal win He Wei
coined.
4 Snarinl ~ Tnn rI.,.. 1n;..

LSpecial TO The Timee- pispat6h.
NEW CANTON. VA, March SIN.
forest is manifested here In tho bD, n.
Messrs. Young, Langhornc, p!tts and
GateWood In the Virginia Legislatiirc
which is designed to prevent rho tran
ping OF foxes IN Aibemaric. Nelson.
and Amherst Counties. Tho bin eyI.
IDENTIFY Is backed b. the x-huntinr
element. which. In this portion Of
piedmont Virginia, always has been
strong and influential.
Wnile automobiles have 20 n com
siderable extent superseded tho horse.
onu FANCY hunters no longer are ey,
plotted at the horse shows. there arA
stili many who are active In the mat
ter Of the chase. Hero tho genuine
fox Is reqnired-thc drawn bag being
considered out OF the question: and
IL pefchance n man with q gun should
dispnteh fox being chased there
would DO IL lawsuit or an ali around
Snocisdown and drag out In short order.
Ihe fox chase ~ INDUCED In not
only. by the younger element and the
ANGLO trsiRians, but many OF tho
older mon are welded to the sport.
Samuel White, OF Fork Union, who
followed Stoncwal1 jackson tlirotl,l,
cycfy campaign. and Wesley Hughes,
likewise nearing eighty, often 20 out
together at daybreak riding thcir
1nrnh horses. and do not return with.
out gray brush. Both keep packs
or hounds. This is but an indication
pr the love OF tho sport which Ia back
ing up tho patrons Of tho bill. which
would seek to- protect the foxes OF
this portion of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
TENNIS TEAMS ARE PAIRED
FOR FIRST TITLE MATCHES
Americans to Play Soutl, Africans,
While Holland Will Compete
Against Britains.

SYDNEY, y. s. w. March 5.-Thc
draw for the Davis tennis cup has
the United States meeting South Africa
in tho first round. Holland has been
added to the lis; of chalieugers, and
will meet Great Britain in the first
round.
AMERICANS AND SOUTH AFRICANS
MAY COAPETE IN ENGLAND
NEW YORK. March 5.--Fotlowing
the encouragement OF the draw at Sid
ney, n. $, W.. for tho Davis cup inter-
officers OF the National Tennis Assoca-
tioh expressed tonight the unofficial
opinion, that the preliminary rounds
case OF the United States and South
Africa, which meet In one OF the first
rounds. it was felt neither nation would
courts OF the other. Tho conditions
would be entirely different from those
governing tho british Isles-lIolland
The United States association plans
To- send team 1T to compete In the Eng.
represented ut wimbicton In 1919, and
also rayed their tnc n naxs 9 cup rreltn
land, losing four out OF five matches.
If the same plan is followed next sum
mer it would appear likely .hht two,
staged at or near Wimbledon,
So far as can be judged from in
formation here, England should defeat
Holland, and the United States should
win from, South. Africa in the first
round. tho winners then to meet for
the right to challenge Australasia.
There. Is little information available
his material for Il Davis cup team. One
of-thc leading players, Aitliln, was de-
foatcd LII nj carly round of tho Eng
fish cIiampionshib last season by Wat
SON WRshburn. of this city, SO. G-S,
Go. CO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
NEWBERRY'S CAMPAIGN
MANAGER TAKES STAND
Tells OF Speeding About state I'M Eff
fort 10 Elect Ills Man 90
J Seuute.
tBy Associated Press. !

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, March o.
Paul H. King and Mark n. Mckee, law
partners aud codefendants In the New
berry elections conspiracy trial, testl-
flod for tho defense today. THE testl-
mony pictured the former As campaign
manager for Truman II. Newberry, Wis.,
ting utmost every county in the State.
composing campaign advertisements on
speeding automobiles, debating letters
by the hundred on railroad trains ana
In hotels, interviewing thousands of
PERSONS and reporting nightly to the
candidate by mail.
Mckee. on the contrary, dlselaimed
all campaign activity. and said he first
found opportunity to work for New
berry WHOM he voted for that candi-
date OH primary day.
Kings testimony was not finished to-
day. Ills last statement was a denial
Of tho government testimony that Hich-
ard Fletcher. on the occasion OF the ia
nous convcrsatioil behind tho prescrip-
ton case of William McKei4han's drug
store in Flint, sntd anything about get
ting executive clnmency for Nickel 81 han
or supreme Court reversal Of Mo-
Keighan's sentence to tho penitentiary
on charges of assault and robbery.
There was nothing Of that nature
said at ALL" said King. ~ asked Nc
keiglan myself to support Newberry.
aud he told me no was otit OF politicB
and did not care to support anybody
In the senatorial race"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES


First race..-four frIonGs- Eunte.s T'.int.
1SS Hssn' is5 Ps5snia jos Lucy Kate
second race---six furlongs--aiaiso. %:
Rainbow Division. 10t: Waldo. Jr.. lot:
Plain Plain ,niil: l9tg; Bsnia. io4; fsirah. in.:
Flying Frog. l09; Begsssa,. io9: Colonel
III.
=. Third racs-flye ANA half furiongs-
Talsman; 100: Big idea fol; Sugar Mint.
l2i Buck 6H Laid. igt: B9nstails. lo7; MR..
rn.alin s i1n i1Sg ITi; M9oh'' u.s.
Fourth raee---t erniiliion purse; six fur
The Lamb; q: I.ssotais i9i: iialiss Dancer
tus; III; Fort Bliss. III: Assume. Ill.
Eiif9 racsin-in;se anI SEVENTY Sards.
champion. o.; l Win. / Win. los. omonde.
112: bondage. us: Chief 100.
y Sixth sS,, , raace1.mite and an Sigh,h,n,H
Glass Toi. 11:: Queen blonde. liz
:, Seventh, -raee-1,;3lle and seventy yards
I0l. Win, win. los: lack x. io9:. Gran.
Gee. 100: triumphant, 1e9; Pruncs. 1ey: +.
z; stone; 100: Bryan. Limas. 10: WIN 70.
Weather clear: track slow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
jim WHITE SELECTED COACH
OF WAKE FOREST GRID TEAM
Former Virginia stnr TO Have Charge
North Carolina College.
Special 70 The Times-DiSpatch


WAKE FOREST. y. c., March g.
Jim White, OF footbaIl fame on the
University OF Virginia eleven and AT
present baseball conch at that insti-
tuition, viii coach athletics at Wake
Forest next year, according to an an
nouncement today by DIR. c. w Pas
chal. chairman of the faculty athletic
committee. who stated that arrange
ments had just been completed with Mr.
White to occupy that position begin
ming next fall.
White, in addition to being coach OF
the baseball team at Virginia this
spring. was one OF the football coaches
at the same place last fall. and is a
four-year letter man in all OF the three
major sports, football, baseball and
basketball. being considered one OF tho
individual star players on all OF the
three teams. Ho Is also AZ present the
y. NJ. e. a. secretary at the university
The new coach will have a particular
interest in pushing athletics here. He
comes from a family of Wake Forest
graduates. Three OF hls brothers have
graduated here, all having been good
athletes. Two were members OF the
baseball team and the other played on
the basketball Quint. He is the son
OF Rey. ]. l.. White. pastor OF tue Rap
fist Church At Miami, Fla, and also
an alumnus OF Wake Forest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
WEST POINT TO MEET.
MIDDIES ON MAY 20
Army Faces Ono of strongest SEIZED.
nies In Its iiistorF-M1to
of Games at Home.

BOSTON March 5.-president Harry
Army faces what Is undoubtedly one
or tho strongest schedules ever att
Of the big colleges OF tho Inst and
two representatives OF the South arc
included in II. The season atarts Apr;l
y with boston College ana ends on June
with Colgate. AZ usual, all games
except the Navy contest viii be played
at homo. The cadets will go 10 An.
napolis to mcet tho mIddies on May 90.
the completed schedule as announced
April 9. uosion College; 7. Seton Hail:
10. New iorh University: IA. Harvard
II. Tufts: -, UhlyarsIty of South Caro-
M I,na epeVH,a asifgn; Is, Lafayette; May l.
STATE; $, Washington and Lee Univer-
sity: II; Holy Cross; Is. Fordham: 10,
University of Pittsburgh; 80 RUTGERS:
20. Berkeley Hall: 90, Navy CAT An
nMpolis, June 9. Colgate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
OFFICIALS WILL AWARD
ATHLETIC EVENT TODAY
Several Colleges Kidding ut Amateur
Championship Meet---Pcnnsy1vnuia
Appears FavOrltc.
BY AssUri3teu Press. ]

" y hssO'iSteu Press.J
NEW YORK. March 5.--TDe award
ing OF the annual championship track
ana neld meet of the intercollegiate
association OF amateur athletes or
America. VIII be the principal bust
ness before tho yearly moeting or the
association hero tomorrow While In
ed By several OF tho Leading colleges
ana universities OF the organization.
IL is Thought probable tic tItular
vanla and held May IS ana 81.
The regular meeting was preceded
by conference of the executive COM
mittec hers tonight Various formal
changes to tho constitution, which has
been rcdrafted and coditiod. were con-
sidered and several recommendation
prepared Tor the general meeting to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
FEDERAL CINCHEs TITLE
Government Girls Have Won Cham
pionship OF Ranking NoInen's
-.- Lca2ue.

Federal Reserve Girls last night
cinched the championship of the Bank
ing. Women's League, when the
bassetball team OF soyernment ;nsti-
tuition defeated the Merchants Ma
tional team by tho score of So to .
on the Y: W. e. 4. court. The game
brought TO close 4 season that has
been successful. without doubt, for
the 1edera1 girls. The team suffered
dcfet4 but one time this season.
Amcy an National turning tho trick
in TN game: In last nights game
the plying Of Miss Bcalc was tho fea-
.ture. Y This forward secured twenty
goals Nsom court, Miss Gillian, guard
for the Merchants. played the best
defensive game
lille lineup:
Federal Positions. Merchants.
Eealc :...... forward. ...... Harrah
Dorset y....... forward. ...... Butgcn
u. JoneH ..junior center. Shelhorsc
Brooks 49,. senior center. Gary
v. Hens.law guard. ........ Carter
Feeney 49,. guard. Gillian
Harrah, ?; Butgen, 2.
Foul si'aIs-Beale, j; Dorset, j; Har-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
SOVIET RUSSIA DEFINES I
!. PEACE NEGOTIATION BASIS
Present Government liz Anxion. to
Resume Relations With America e
on Amicabic Status. IS
HY KARL II. Won WIEGAND.

~.
tCopsrisht, 1870. by Universal service.1s
BERLIN, March 5.--I am abla "a
give herewith exclusively the texe OF,
Soviet Russta's' peace note sent to the
United States government on February
"a. It is contained iii wireless rnesst
sage from Moscow signed by the Soviet,
Foreign Minister. al. TchitcheriIi. lii
reply to an Inquiry from ME. NJ. Tehit-s
cherins message follows: s
You state that the American peos
re PIE are are! in the dark with regard to-
posals. The peoples Coinm,ssafiat of
Foreign Affairs. being desIrous tLaf
american public opinion be enlightei1ed,
government, and beiss convinced that
no no, real antagonism cab exist between.
racles iii tho world, ! snnii appreciates.
it II you viii give tnbiicity to its notS
a azure, to the pepartmsnt OF state
"l suSyh SSDfh IN fun h Rsey is
lows tho text Of the MOTEL s:kpF
,Tchitchcrln'A Nste. ESss,
state Department, a,
washington, d. c.: x
The victorious advance OF tie vaestl
iaiit Soviet army In Siberia and thA
universal. popular movement agatnat
the counter revolution ana against foig
etEn Invasion which has spread with
irresistible force throughout Eastern
siberia have brought into immedfatG
ing connection between Soviet Russia@
and the United States of America. So
Heports that have reached us froHi
our Representatives. II, Martens, show
with full clearness that American conl.s
'nerco and industry are able to help lit
very large measure in the. gre5t.
sia's economies; that tho United States
can play q gigantic role in the rea1iaAa
ton of this problem and that npn1ers
GUS prominent representatives or tht
American business world are quite
willing to take an actirs part IN thfs
work. ss5
Americas Help Invaluable. 2.
The more the trials OF civil war
'ea Phs.' R shs ia'r seS M
recohstruetinE the country, and Amer
can DO among the sreatest assefsa.iss
M saS BE- sr@sd S asesed tSs
% both PARTIES IS and 'h thaFs ffsa 5ts Vii
reap from 1t the largest benefits.
No wish To Interfere.
Having no intention whatever OF
America and having for ita sole aim
e, FERN, sat Is deslrsns Is beginnihs
tho AlnericaI, aoverhm eelt. : Wi ~
ION December 6 and 4 the All.Russitfrfs
ernments OF the allied Leland and ass soc s9s5l
powers end to ench OF them separately
TO commence negotiations with theview
Once more this proposal Is made,
fsnd Te sta ask tlle goyernmsnt OF ths
OF Its wishes with respect of a place
and time for peace negotiations be-
tween the two countries. 1S-sSl
fSIGnaRl D I /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Millions of Tiny Germs
Cause Your Catarrh

your blood before YOU can expect real,
rational relief from tho disease. And,
OF course, you know that yon cannot
reach these germs In your blood with
sprays and douchcs.
Experience has proven that $. s. $.
lis the best remedy for Catnrrh. be-
cause II is fine old blood remedy
that tends to free tho blood of all dis
ease germs. S. s. S. viii cleanse your
blood of the cause Of Catarrh. and give
real relief. 1t has been in constant
use for moro than fifty years, and is
sold by ali druggists, Buy n, bottle
today and lose no further tlnro IN get
ting on the right treatment.
Valuable literature or special advice
regarding your own case win be FUR
nishcd free Of charge. Address Chi1c
Medical Adviser. 10I Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta Ga.---hdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Real Relief Comes Only i
Cleansing Blood Of These
Germs.

CataTrh comes from Il disease germ
that finds Judgment In the blood. and
makes itself manifest by spreading it's
attack of poisonous irritation to the
delicate Innings of the nose, throat
and air passages. These become
stopped UP by the inflammation OF the
mucous membranes, making 1t difficult
for you to breathe, and you ara con-
stantly hawking and splitting in an
effort to clear tho cloggcd-up nostrils
and get relief.
YOU must realize that your blood is
loaded down with cntarrli germs. and
these germs must be removed from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
LYNcHBURG PLAYER HURT
Giles Miller. Jr.. High School Center
But VII T,.v ~, Mssa, s Go

Especial tc The Times .spatcl,
LINCHBURG, VA, March 5.-Giles
Lynchburg High School busk etbal!
i've, who Is suffering withIa shoulder
which easily slips out OF joint. viii
quit the ciss game after Ills chani-
pionship contest to be played shortly
at University OF Virginia Nlller's
physician has consented 10 his taking
part In the last game of tho season.
This means that when Miller goes to
Virginia Military Institute next Ses.
Sion the cadet team cannot expect to
Rave the benefit of his services. What
applies TO basketball applies equally
to football, wherein Miller shown hero
last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
SPORTS
JOHN MARSHALL FIVE WINS 50 TO Is FROM MAURY SPORTS
City Domino Tile
Has Changed Hands

EStrnt exfrai extra!
For the 1rst time In many moons
the domino cham plOnship or the
city hns changed hnnds.
After n thrilling battle Inst night.
during which tho outcome was I'm
doubt many times, anu fiiIed with
hnir-fnisfnE moments, Captain
Alexander Wright, chief OF dctcc-
lives, and Detective Sergeant w. q.
Wnfmnck, representing south
Hichmond, went down to fgnomin-
lQus defeat and Detective ScrEcunts
Louis Irrthcsi and 0ordon Smith
nsshmcd the crown.
After the carnage the vIctors is
sued a challenge 10 ali comers, but
snIIiS., 70 S,h lave We single taker. so
In nm Interview lust night tho
two Champions dscInteu:
eve nrc willing To meet my two
hc.men' In Richmond on the bonrd
ana match our dOminoes against
theirs. We attribute our success to
o n., nnennhy nkili. Wc'll take on
MI corners, except women, We
draw the sex and color line"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
REPUBLICANS MADE
TARGET or ATTACK
Democrat Throws Responsibility for
Peace Delay on
iIIy Associated Press. l

t1y Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. March 5.---Ey {. strict
party vote the House tonight adopted
. rule providing for four hours's debate
tomorrow on. the report recently sub
United by tho aviation investigation
committee after Representative Pou,
Democrat, North Carolina. Ind char
acterized it as "nn asinine perform
ance.' put over by the Republican
Representative Garrett, Democrat,
Tennessee. brought roar from the
Democratic side OF the Chamber by OK
planning that this was Il rule provid-
ing that the House do nothing tomor-
row and meet an hour ahead OF time
to begin with"
AS long as tho House OF Representa- :
Gives does idiotic things like this" de-
clarcd Mr.. Pou, ''mornbers need not he
surprised when the man In tho streets
laughs whenever IT'S name Is men
toned"
Mr.. Pou charged that Republicans
were driven TO vote for tho rule by the
Steering Committee SO as to get tho
talk before the country for campaign
purposes. @
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
THEY EARN NOW
Increnae In work Empties Poor hot,Aa
In Ohio'r Rubber Clty.--Jobs 3,
~. se ].

AKRON, Ohio, March 5.-Akron \ II,
SO prosperous ana jobs so pientffnI
that labor Is being recruited from atfle
county infrnary. = ssss,
The number OF inmates at the inS
Urinary has decreased go per cent dur:
Ing the past few months. There have
been rs many as 2is, now there are
Men who have lived for ten and
more years at tho Cotinty farm now
hive weli-payirtg jobs" said Robert
day $500
"rhe shortage of men In ali classes
OF labor has made it easy for Inflrin
wages e..sS;
Prohibition has not been a wetgiity3
factor In tho decrease, 1t Is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
nsg Strike In Portugal FORECAST.

LONDON, March 5.--DIpIomatic DIS
patches from Portugal forecast gem
erai strike among all government en-
plsyses , theES at present S 9nly the
pointed out that II there Is wide
spread stoppage tho Monnrchists
might attempt to turn tho situation
TO their advantage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
BOXING BILL PASSES HOUSE
Lower branch Of Kentucky FaSors
Twclse-Round Douts-Meas-
tPe Goes TO senatc.
Iy5y .ksaooiated Press.I

- - II5y !ksaooia ted Press.I
FRANKFORT, Ky. March "a bill
10 legalize boxing bouts in Kentucky
not exceeding twelve rounds passed.
the lower IT1use of tho General Assem-
bly, today biz a vote Of 40 to 80; The
no decision ntosts and would be su-
pervised byY i athletic board OF con-
troll OF three ficmbcrs appointed by the
Governor. Five per cent OF tho money
derived from admission tickets would
bc given to tue State school fund.
,Flie moaMur'} now goes to tho Senate,
EA1re curly Nction Is expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Youth Of IS Summers !.
Desires Tenpin Match

tsprcinI to The Tines-Dispateh.)
LSNCHBrttG, VA, Martk g.
Captain j.. Il. aInrabie. Lynehbnrg's
veteran bn,vicr, who continues the
game despite his - years, recently
challenged the world fue game
with bowler of his age, Buf, Ill
though the challenge ,tns given
wide publicity il remains tinnc-
ceptcd. Captain Ntpfabie'a INIT five
esmer wcre rolled mt mn ayerti9e of
Dur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Ross BreaIss swimn,lng RECORD.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, March 5.-Norman
Ross, representing the Illinsis An.
'etic Association, today cabled the asso-
citation that he has established e new
world record for one mile in a swim
ming meet at sydney, n. S. W. Ross
time was given in the cable as 22:5S.
and the former record. held by Bar
ney kieran, an Australian. was given
as 23:l6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Yale BOXER To D.fend Ti,lc.

Now HAVEN. CONN. Nfarch g.
ing team. who Is middIeweight chant
pion of the y. E. f., and American
amateur heavywelght title holder, an
at the championship tournament of the
a. 4. U. at Boston on Aoril s ana G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
n.cLett scores kpocEout.

LONDON. March 5.--Joe Beckett, the
Smith. light heavyweight champion OF
England. I'm the fifth round at Albert
Hall tonight. The fight was for the
champion ship OF Great BrItain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06

Edgar AppIcby Wins billiard Match
BOSTON, MASS, March 5.--Edgar T.
Appleby, nf New York. defeated his
brother Francis S. ApD1eby. today IN
tional Amateur Class a. 1872 balk line
billiard tournament at the Boston
Athletic Associations. The score was
500 to 224 in forty innings.