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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-20

CHICAGO. Sept. 20.--Cattlc 35 600;
steers steady; early top SIS %, bulk
good and choice S16.0O@lS.l5; early
bidding on grassy cattle. butchers stock
rangers stoCkers and feeders 25c to SOC
lower; calves soc lower; choice vealers
$l7O0lplS 90, bologna bulls $bOO@l 90,
Gamers 81 25@475, steady, western
supply 1000
Hogs p .oOO, slow mostly 25c to 25c
higher. top $iS25: bulk light and
butchets $i7.3Ouis 25 bulk packing
sows SIG. 4Onl6,75, pigs 25c to SOC higher,
bulk desirable kinds $l6.50nl1 %.
Sheep 10000, tat classes slow to 25c
lower, top native lambs tlS,15; bulk
largely S5.5o46.oQ feeder lambs *l3.25@
1856.
Louisville, Ky. Sept 2O.-Cattlc.
Receipts 400. best steady, others SLOW,
Heavy steers Sl2 50dl 400; beef steers
81 50dl2 90. heifers $6.50dll00; cows
81 15alO5O. feeders $7.5OMll.OO; stock
ers A.00d9.75.
$50 pounds up SIC IS; 1866 TO $50 pounds
Si7i5, 100 to 1876 pounds SIZES, pigs
$ll 5Ndl3 90: throwouts $l2,75, down.
Sheep Receipts 1000, steady. Lambs
$500; sheep 5000, down
KANSAS CITY. Sept 2o.--Cattle, re
ceipts. 81, Ooo; quality plain. Few heef
steers steady: bulk l5c to 25c lower
top, SIS IS. she stock opened strong;
general grade, later about steady Kan
sas grass heifcrs Sl0,25; bulk Gamers,
81 so; most othor classes around steady
heavy calves weak best yealers, $500
al5.5O,
and traders buying packers doing little.
few best 25c to 4Qc higher than Fridays
average top, $3.50, bulk light and me-
sheep, receipts, $4,000; fat lambs
l5c to Csc lower; top Westerns. Sl3.75;
sheen Csc to soc lower, good Western
ewes. 50 80; feeding lambs steady TO
strong; best, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2O-Cattle receipts,
1900. steady to shade lower. top
steers. $500; bulk Sg5oal3 90; year
ling steers and heifers steady Gamer
cows steady to shade lower at S3l5
mA25; bulls strong; calves steady. good
and choice vealers. Sl700mlS.O0; feeder
steers steady,
Hogs. receipts, 800; 4oc to soc high
q; top, SlS25; bulk light and mediums,
Sl7SOalSl5; bulk heavy, Sl7OOal760.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-20
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
From vicinity Edith and South Fourth
SITS; dark brindle male bulldog with
screw tail and white breast; weight
about so pounds. Answers to name of
"Delmar." Wearing black studded har-
ness when disappeared. Reward offered
for return to 1886 Edith place. Phone
Wal 342
STRAYED-From my place at Null
Inns, Tenn, last Thursday night, two
small horse mules; one black and one
bay. Notify w. O. Strickland. P. Q.
Raleigh, Tenn. r. f. d. No. !.
LOST OR STRAYED-Pointer female
dog: white with black markings on
head and ears. Liberal reward IL re-
turned to Ray Dunscomb, 500 Jackson
avenue.
STRAYED-Friday pm. from S4l N.
Mcneil, near Overton Park avenue,
pointer dog eight months, unframed
black head, large black spots. $500 re-
ward return 341 N. Mcneil. II. 206O,
LOST-One black and white spotted
hound Also one large black and white
spotted hound with black ears. $50 re-
ward Can Main 440S-J.
LOST-Pointer bitch; liver and whitAA
Is months old. A. D. Allen, 1857 Over<
ton Park circle. Hem 4926. Reward.
LOST-Diamond bar pin. NJ. 1747.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-20
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

~,uT lpur hgu : made inpuli.. 'Hu.
nj osfhlnr nm uli friend ~ irIrr.
IL "Irnd NHs the reply up 20
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hearty IN ull man ~ y0u ,Uuid iInd
su,w whrro llrnd clear ~ - bell. Jult
m.ht sound liliy vigorous. hu' hlH
wlfr nAgg,d nj him hh"ut NorllnE i"o
lui until she made him sell out i'H
FbuAin,s AMI retire
"she asked Nhy he should he plnt'
10 his tlrln,s. Huy longer vhru tt'
had more money than thnY 'pu.d uf.
aud M children in leave " 20, nni .h'
nnd On idru that h. could b. prr'' 'iN
hnppy ltmtlnE around h"u" ~ r
Helg,nn hat,s or ips.H tuf al 'NtIiINE
divrrhlou Fancy u man WIN has p. %
x utrd up 90 hivh rp'sd to fity U't7
coming down ~ u lirle'Au hare sI''
and mic Who l'a been lniiuE hH "'.
hxninsi the shufp's' hI 'inE in il'
financial world getting HnN URN "1'
u DEVELOPING q new ,had, in Il fu.r.
"lle couldn't do II nu5iu"rs WAS big
life. lis office NaH his world. nuh
Nh,n hc gave them NJ h" f'Wp..
spsinrd the cords that bound him u"
.SIsiencc n, literally r.n'i HNay ani
rted ~ shrtr boredom. 1ud tIt hrF ~
nny vital ni'u's' 10 IN, We didr'
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that ho vnlii ltNp i''r y" i".
twenty NOR, n he bod only N.p' ON -
DIS juh
The zane dag met woman WhH'1
. had niNtt- kuowh A- r'f.ng rrd
lcathY. nnI rpP,ple IN lpdS 'nl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

cheerful md opilmis,ic In spirits Ahe
lnukrd suddenly old aud gray, aud
hhtuHfru. ana feeble. ana ~. phH
H'Oou' and n"rvish M i'np'f
'lluN ORE your iI"N''s doing" J
nHird
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iuur, tha t'giird 'iNr giNtu ~ nv
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~, rlhidftn ID nni uInk ! rl,aild I'r
DO, ubalf ~ I lI'' 1fuupi Ni'n tho
dfftrrnf ones Th-t H., NsfF tlhl.
rl. mi-- ~, owl l"u.' ard my own
thIrEs lut reIhHr. ii H h'Fl ! dun'
b''m N.t, WDi th' ials
pss,h s,ni.nt, signed
uf ,HIr' fhr dlirt r0fW fIlY Vfl
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nHf. hIl m0lr NE worth vlN'r. when
l. ,,l 81 fp hrNS my ~ i've In
...Ha pI i,,HmD one II nosr who
h.i their llndr Rnd vHit for death
1liu toni, shH u''d.j and without
vhuh hle would surely di'. Nhr Nrfk.
thD Iu's'u' n vIfi Hnd w." lrVel'
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tumHlng In ne word
su' uur ~ Nuu who fshd thee lln't
hIi Dtu dupN.iie these tnt'H u llr.
drtI fI.urs Ntr 0It - four usn "a
iellr. n Ii n matter ~ 'nmuun
Dnav ledge how soon = w.uy funeral
iu'oNs hir refinement from 1Isitrf- 'r
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u.ft,' u,girs ~ hll NJ .'"u ~ fh'
e..a ~ i've With MARY or john
Aud 1't, body save Nat Old Mr
srut ~ old Ms Jones nur' have
boon much Zee bier than tlet seemed
.ri hons good. and .inl nni wise t
wA, ir their children g. make them
give up their Nofs Ani take NE easier
snI n,lodv dreams least ~ 90 ih'''
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tsa. run their I'D environments
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

pier and better ov IN her sinall house.
without single cOntSnl'nta w n. ara
~ the obscure village m which rhr has
spent her NE than rhe vill 10" IN h,f
sons vim hS"nu" plIpr" vim servants
~ salt upon hsf and oriy possible
Injury q, her command So snrlsif
can lla brilliant spuIrh 10 iutrf,Ht her
~ much M ne gossip ~ inr uNu
u'ighhnf- M pny Hs ihfiinR ~ her
NJ thr meeting ~ thr DOB s.uhufr sp..
sleiY ~ Wh.Oh rls iHs lsIunFrd mr
my ysai- md 70, Who,H frEIyr'H fhr
alvey rOuifihufrA ttr Iugr .Ht,
Npi'p''f mother IN hrr osI NuuIf BE-
o u.tH,u1g, She .f fsr Huu .Ir.
prudent pud Wuu1t,h ~ 90 shr F.f.
S-.s whereas N her, dnuEhf'fa or hri
-tu'r home rho hns 'nu puihor't uu1
iH nni H guest yri'puir ~ uuHtl .unt
.0fdlns 10 No llud NJ nu.in ..aw that
u,a itH fnlsifd upon hsf
hni thr Old man NhD dIrs in hhTnsss
plli nD' only DO lees soon hu' irppi'r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
hsNu

md an lnforloriiy quality has bssn ~
pafen lu Ne four and y half cent Arce
'n their pror pound IN the last i've
NfrkH
c1hlarrs hs,s dropped from ten 10
elpbi asniA q rouni
F.nur f"tiIbg ~ 100 hundred
,lYRs a dr,febHr ~ 3l cents on the
uHpdri pound no ihs ulois,lons oi
i.# ,Muudig during Nee pest ~e,S.
C.frHr tufrlhl Instruments ara
.rl.r b.lr ,oIi ,u me rnlloJ states
H nam 30 Go g. p.pen' rclow Amsfl'
Du uIu. TU urgirsi Instrument
.uuttI f.,,lruu greatly more during
fI. t Z, .ftlr Independent
.aaa=--
lU,t now c,clpilnE hll hut
Arrr,tu NutoH D'hfborn lndepcn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
Here Is Sterling
1.-The Perfect Milk

The Sterling Process brings you Sterling Milk which moth
ing but natural cows milk milk perfectly adapted human
needs; rs all milk should be-
Sterling Milk safeguarded milk in sealed glass containers
all dangerous bacteria destroyed it keeps sweet indefinitely
until the seal is broken Md you Sterling Milk all natural
cows milk not substitute condensed evaporaed boiled
- not a solitary thing is added.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
The Story of
SterG,q1 q1nGlke"4C Cream
SafeSuarded from Cap to Consumer

We buy cows milk You milk
the unguardcl That where perfect Ster
ling Milk.
f-7 This milk, drawn from many and many herds
MIL %" first made uniform to all essential food elements 1t
WIN WV richer than other milk have
used being enough for cereals desserts You will appreciate
this uniform rich milk today thin milk
digestion unduly.
rr57 impure elements in Sterling Milk There
it. You dirt in the of ordinary bottles
but you all the impurities that mocopa exmna
9~y on reveals There unpleasant things barns and daes
hut the Sterling Process protects you against them.
,7 The milk is forced through plates with pnhoe outlets This
Mil breaks the fat gobues and molecules releases the butter fat
NUN to mnge with the milk and makes Sterling Milk rich the
z9H- bottom Of the bottle the This Uniformity another
why Sterling Milk is better for babies adults
rD7 The Sterling Process does boil the milk mark that,
Mn No~ atom of dangerous bacteria life instantly de"
E. WV Sterling Milk will indefinitely
tho mvan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
Sterling Milk Here First

II has never been produced for public
pertinent having been privately tested and
have built here Oklahoma City Of the most modern milk
the world Physicians health authorities hospital
and the public cordially 10 it.
Oklahoma City chosen the production is an un-
fortunate fact that milk supply Sterling
MIX plants will dot the natonces everywhere calling
perfect mkand STERLING the foremost milk
standard of the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
NEW ORLEANS r. EsULTs.

/ Frs; race---three and one hair furlongs-
w"n Machine III ous CUT
sups;s d SrS 10 W SfiFa or 1 oS:
Iss tR.dr!r uez>. 9 to i. + to-. ito 5: Won:
Powder ,iissk. Bg,.s Curry, Riddle; In
Jsnlcc I5Ean. Enin,a j. ran
Third raee--hve and one-ha.f fur,oEgs---
20 10. won: Arehpiot,er. los. ileinishi: !!
na e. 70 E.iase 70 In;r, C f !ais
Cock g. ,hs Main. E'ruscan. rins-.sinF,,
F p ! .ys e lou IHa WIDE y
s siidiass,i lie ySraan Ii Lyse to & to
Queen nlonds: Dairynian. Duke itsnsa steE.
Arnold TR se1ss ing Sssis., ssFsn5 Out.
won: J. Win: II. G IL 70 70 :.
is. to 5, to ). out. third. Time. i;ef.
.sSS wsss5a y MAJ Aas seseg ct
), to 1; even. second; Golden Dawn s.
bfiase and countsrbaissee IeS;
s u5sh" 10 IL woa M4 Dasssn Roc III
70 10 e and is.! .,,i second ~ Sophie
81 to thfa fl%e. Reoksry,
Prince Douglas. Sentimental, Eaconteuss.
sEanta III c1Es pn G ehrsic i'0ess sb,tasoT
SS ,ndYs ward ram i>S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
HAVANA RESULTS

First racc--four furlonEs-Distureance nee. le9
Dorothy, lie tSiurray). to 8. TO 9. to 4.
second; Fiction: III twhits>. 70 20 6,
Second !ars@ayc ard onne,ha,'f tS.iong..
second: .Grasnere, lis tGarsnodSS,,.. to l:
Gr AZ . Miss 20 ~ t!aude walker Doc I!leth;.
Il. F. Futler. Sea Beach. Front hoyai.
Pa ssion and Native Soil ran.
Third race--.ivc ana one-half furionEs--
st!lette: les tMuEray1 20 3 e g Il Il even
1 To-, :. 10 l. second: sure Get. ilS fCoiiins1 /.
to /, 10 :. to 10. third. Time l:es.
Weymouth Girl. I.ackrose. Farnum. Prince
isonoro. Sir Oliver. Fortume's Favor. Prince
Fourth race-sls fufienEs-Dinerent Eyes Eyes.
sI r. eear%;SsdyS}fi ehe To % Sh
second: Colonel TAYLOR. lis tt.arnes). &c
inns Up. Belle Of i9iizabetntown. Basil. Ina
Filth racs--miic and fifty yards-Raladln
se asEevpns 5rl;s tn e s Ssa
second. The Talisar,. no a. Collins,, 10 e
!. s to I, to l.. third. Time. 1al Grace
Chansonctte. SunnihEdaic D!one, Rey En-
Sixth rnce--mile and slS:centi.,Fostsr Em,
Sry 1Se tMHrr. H. ,arn = Svrs to 0n
'a tn sseSnd !: skecrfaoc los tchiovesial
even. J 10 5. I 10 3. third: Time. - 30
tialaway. Ned Mileybright. Fairly and Grea
Gill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
DANVILLE MANAGER ARR.V ESsss
TO TAKE CHARGE OF TEKEE
Tobacco City VIII BE Repre.crte8sS AZ;
Piedmont LenRue-ThIrtcen: =. !: =
Mcn Signed. IN

iSpeeia! TO The Tmies- Dispat cl.,yY;tsss5ss
DANNILLE. March Al ErsnresE !
Moore. manager OF the Danvine bas5egT.
pail team. OF tho Piedmont L.i.sstsS;s
has arrived here to take ,,p his Thfsi 6.
.lence in Dqnville, and to prcpuresssVys
the season. The team will havesSsis
least one player farmed ont lie .siS, i
major team manager. bu. the ,ssss.5xl
inc cluo will he composed of mon! SsffTff5
nave made good in the minor len s,ltalS.
an and who have made an '.mpresSt5nS;
Moore has signed thirteen mem, ;sS5 ...:s,,
try outs on the DanSiiie team :iaHu !
t tney VII vi ~, be here within weakkip'SSi,s
Colec, the latter from Florida ss.sse'
SNiEmed and AleNander Moore, . 70 f3paE.1 I,
Is signed. Hope Diilingor, hass;Ssssssss
sstsned for first base. and Joseph bs8asss.
League, for shortstop. ~ = &, ' ssses
The grand stand in the Norslss3ib5
Park is nearing completion, 5nndg,;ss
large enough to take caro- OF Din.
vjtles needs for some time. Tiie!-safE1,
OF the remainder of stock wiftsshs
pressed this week ,.j$Sfsft,i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Scorers Failed to Agree;
Game Will Be Re- PLAYED

Rame OF basketball WAS played
last evening between the Young
w oIncn's Christinn Association
girls and the Westhnmpton scx-
tcttc on the Y. ". e.. a. floor. After
two halves of strenuous Guarding,
shooting, dribbIinE and passing on
the part Of both teams the game
ended. Then the fun began, for
neither team, knew who won the
game, nor did the spectators. mud
TO cop tue climax, the scorers fail
ed to come to terms, earh one hAy-
lug dine rent result. The book
OF o., scorer No. showed that the Y.
w. L: n. fair players were victorI-
ous by The score Of .5-2i, while
scorer No. came to the rescue OF
the Westhnnpton damseIs with the
aec!n rnti0n that the result stood
In -Westbampton's favor.
INC enigma was greater than
the minds OF those present could
solve. and so n compromise was
unanimously agreed upon. to-vIti
mat the game SHOULD he played all
over again TuesdR! night at o
O'Clock In the \. w. G.. A. Eymna-
SUM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
HAVANA ENTRIES

,First .aee--nre and ons;halt furlengs-
Mary FttzhuKh. 1el; Vain Chick, 1ol; Rock
sree. 1c3: Our Lester. lNs: Small stone. los:
Mineral; LOG: Xisgis Lee. ltS: Hotfoot. los;
sseond raee.-hvs and one-half furlonsx-
W MaIoS cG iDo ha lSs; honra lgs Willie
III; Poll. AIMS, liz. Naomi Walton iii
is SHASTA ns ,i ssfe Sama iH'r u.s. Lowell
Third rlee-hEe and one-h half furlonss-Di.
!M: Daisy Z. lci: Little Cote. lGs: Aceiaina
ton. ios; Rlanche Donation. TO-: Lady Lang.
CygnMs III: Half and Half. liz.
Fourth rsce,-.SS furlonEs-Honest George
toa;, Un%ise Child. lo+; Slippery Silver, I0I:
Jack Healy. 1os; 1-onboy, l@i: Bon Otis. i97:
;AIppieiack. ill., Frank BURKE. iii: Esascueio.
Fifth race-nl!le and fifty yards-nlsc 81,
Prince. 81; Mile. Dazzle IS: War Spirit aS:
Tutor. ING IS; 1olite. So: Scotch Verdict. SO:
Sixth race-mile and a six,eenth-Exemp, :
ed. l3S; Cork. 1le; Clip. l5i: Dick Benson.
los; Miss Sweep. Ill: Silver Sandais Ill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
JIMMY WILDE WINS
DECISION OVER WALLACE
Philadelphia Boxer Makes Good Show
ing, Almost Scoring
Nnockloyyn.
tBy Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Marcr g.
Jimmy Wilde, British fcatherweisht
champion, outfought and outpointed
Patsy Wallace. OF Philadelphia, in a
fast six-round bout here tonight. WAL
lace fought a hard battle against the
champion, and almost scored knock
down in the last round.
The first and sixth rounds were even,
while tro British boxer easily led in
the Intervening four rounds.
Wilde. felt out the Philadelphia
boxer; who has aspirations on wear
second session the British titleroldcr
opened his attack With q mixture OF
snappy left hooks and jabs and straight
let's. He had Wallace's. nose bleeding
knockout was coming. Wallace, how
ever, fought back. punch for punch.
In the next three rounds Wilde. dem
onstrated he was the better boxer.
strength in his punches. but did not
land as frequently as did his opponent.
At the end OF the fifth round Iyildc's
mouth was bleeding.
eager to mix it up. The Philadelphia
boy mado wonderful rally. In the
middle OF tho round he crossed a right
hook on Wilde's left cheek bone.
Wilde fell forward and came down on
his hands. but, was up instantly. The
yelled for the philadelphia to land
a Knockout, but tho British champion
came back with a .fusillade of rights
and lefts, and managed to win an evss
break in tho round according to the
The hght was fas. from start to
finish Neither man was punished
badly. however. though both were
Wallace weighed III. .Wilde's weight
WAS not announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
COACH DOWN ON FACULTY
Cornell Rowing Tutor Crfti ,nmm MIN
Cornell Rowing Tutor CriticiHcs
Teachers because Grew Failed
to Make Glasses.
TDy Associated Pres.

ITHACA, y. Y. MARCH, 3.-E!ttcr
criticism of tho faculty for lack OF CO.
nrivcd him of tho services Of the en-
trio starboard side Of his varsity crew.
was made today bysc.harles Il. Court
ncy. Corneli's veteran rowing coach.
AS n result Of the midyear cNanii-
nations. he said. one side OF the first
eight has been eliminated from row.
ing ! this season. Coach Courtney
form him OF the scholastic standing
of his important candidates, az has
been tho custom for many years.
The 'old man said that he would
rather buck tho best crow in the colIn-
try than buck the Cornell faculty. he
cause he would receive u squarer
DEAL" With only about two months
before Cornelrs first race Courtney il;
now confronted with tho task OF build
ing almost an entirely new crew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
H|GH SCHOOL F|VEs BEGIN
! STATE TITULAR CONTESTS.
First Round OF Elimination Sesis.
Already Has Startcd-Locht 5.
Tenn Has Cfuncc. KS

tSpec.nl 70 The Times BispI tcli. 80;
CHAltLOTTESNILLE, VA, Marct,:st,;yr,s,
Mr.. j. u. McAlanaway, secretary Of Pin,
Virginia High! school Athletic LeaENss,
announced today that the first rount.tiSsS.,
preitmlnaries In the State High 3SeStSsSStts
basketball contest now IS being ,Iia;SSiIfi
or. Lynchburg eliminated CIarts; tSfias-
Mile last saturday night. on, Rigs
John Marshall High, in RichmoHtf.,f
Woodrow Wilson High, OF PnrtsniS q tb.T
plays Hampton High. at Portsynout NJ.
Eristol and Graham High Schools .Wiffs
meet on Friday or Saturday. EFt.s
In the second round of prelimiaafias (.
tynchburS VIII meet thu winiieF ), fffs-
the Bristol-Graham- contest andi atis,, i
winner of the John Observation-Disclosures.
game VIII be matched against the, N:ju ~
ntr of the Portsmouth tn hampton s,HHYst Z
THESE games will be played on At,s.cl,t,
y or 10, the details are being arrA,rgeIl-
10Y the teams concerned. ~
The final game OF the series wiijs.fjIsSz
p.ayed IN the Fayerweather gymna sii,ais
az the University of Virginia, .Sa5pxy,ST.i
March 20. The winner of this contest
VIII be awarded Il handsome cuptab5sR
ne Virginia High school ANGER.
Arrangements arc being made annsstf5i
me winner OF tho Virginia high seb61l5
citatnpionshlp TO play the w.nnnHssSFt
the state championship in North GENET
Iinn. This game will be played absiI1s
M.arch -, either at Chapel iii, 6R..sSS
charlottesville. ISSS sfft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Upton PREPARING YACHT
TO BE USED AS "TRIAL HORSE"
Shamrock VIII Come TO New York md
Enter Practice brushes With
Shamrock. ~.

Especial to The Times -Dispatchl
LONDON. March 3.-Sir Thomas Lip
toms 23-metcr racing cutter Shamrock
Is being fitted out at Southampton for
a voyage to New York. On her arrival
She will be used as a trial horse" for
the american cup challenger Sha n :
rock ~. Captain A. Disper, WE'LL
known coast yacht skipper. will be IN
pected to leave the Soient about the
end OF March.
a picked crew for the Challenger
Will leave for New York about the
middle OF April in charge Of Captain
Turner. Of Ipswich, who for many
years has acted as sailing master 10
William p. Burton, the wcli-know.l
amateur yachtsman. who viii steer
Shamrock, ~. In the cup contest.
The first OF the trial races between
will talso place on or about Nay /.
and they will be continued almost
daily until the date fixed for the first
Juiy i 5. -, - s = IS SSS77FPy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Zeke Smith May Tutor
Generals Wrestling Team

"Icke" Smith. popular middle
weight wrestIcr of itiehmond, will
be offered the positions ~ wrestling
instructor mt Washington nnd Lee
IntSersity. This announcement was
made last might by n member OF the
student body of the Lexington
schooi. The student WAS designated
TO confer with Smith In regard to
taking up the INSTRUCTION of the
wfestfcrs Mt Washington and Lee,
and intends 10 sec the Rtchmond
mat artist today. Wrestling has
met with fnvnr at Washington and
Lee and the school has organized q
team, which will n,r~t the mat rnen
of the University OF Virginia Dion
day night mt Lexington. Smith
Knows the mat lsnme and no doubt
Will make Washington and Ice 4
capable Instructor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
v. M. l. BASKETBALL FIVE
PREPARING FOR VA. TECH
Lexington Team Working Together
Nicely Hnu Has Returned to Early
Season Form.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
LEXINGTON. VA. March 1.-DispIay-
ing the dash ana accuracy of,early sea
son form. V. NJ. T.. in the game with
lfinity last Wednesday, showed that
the coming game in lynchburg with
" +. l. will be contested hotiy. The
team as whole has tho fullest con-
hoencc as to the outcome of that game
which will decide the championship OF
the South Atlantic.
Bacharach, captain, and Lfcch. tho
Two guards. have played consistently
throughout the whole season, starring
IN every game and making what ia
probably record of It's kind for the
season in scoring more points than
star forward. Is playing tho same gamc
that has won for him tho admiration
oo fHery Spectator who has seen him in
last season for spectacular playing has
handicapped him this season, in Wow
Oh the tact hat in every game he has
has succeeded thus far in assisting in
scoring over thirty goals by direct
passes to the man making the points.
n amn up TO the Trinity game. no, enc of
tunity OF scoring. Notwithstanding his
close guarding, however. he has in no
respect fallen short OF the pace set
by his teammates In goal shooting. Lee,
the other forward, is also Il star at bis
position, and but for tho deadly accur-
hcy of his shooting. Bunting's passes
would come TO nauEht.
Working in perfect unison. Bunting
and Lee have demonstrated that Il
there is n better pair OF forwards IN
Yet TO he heard from. OF Summers. the
big center. IL can be said that lie has
been Showing better form than ever
before Campbell, another member OF
the squad, has shown up SO well as 10
cause no wcaii sning OF the team. should
he be placed in one OF the forward posi-
tons. The team in the aggregate Is
the strongest that has represented the
institute in many years. and II will take
wonderful quint 20 beat them.