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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
WILLARD TO RECEIVE
CAR FARE FOR, BOXING
Depressed Champion Mus, he Can.
tent with small Amount if lie
Faces Jack Dempsey.
IEN I.nl1rh NnMAI


MEN YORK, Dec. For l,iuy so
aHcody for money when he vas
CHAMPION Jess Willard viii Eayn 80
! ,"k' a small cut OF the receipts when
ne i!%ats Jack Dempsey again. some
time after the frs. of ;h, yen,
,emrsrE t;cmcnbara tina; Willard
ah."rbrd sinn.uoo for iiiat tourna.
yhaiIen$-r received only &57. ana
i1i!. - RAY ont most or that
ne lighters will gamble with tho
promoters th.S time. wa'vtug "a guar
ne "a receti,ts. so Jack Kcnrms
io"'npSe%S manager. says. Ru: tho
division OF that Verceutag. will 10
about - per, cent to the champion
dempsey and Eearns are wiliin. to
ga ;nhie on ;hc drawing powers OF
the bout hccauac they hclicvc IL
would take in more money than any
other fight ever held. especially Il
Willard troubled 10 train hard for IT,
willard can't dictate terms TO
dempsey this time and Kearns atti-
tudc is that tho po;,owa;a,nic peas
ant rH:; light for ;hc old change and
a crack at the .npiopship OR NOS
fight at all. There are plenty OF
.on the sam" terms who don't tote
around such formidable h;!k IS
Wizards.
Kearns SAYS willard has siknr>l q,
nc merely agrees To risk his If" i,-.t
rinS w,th the champion. So far
h"wcv"r Dempsey has not signed
Tor this tight, kcarns ma.ntaiucd.
Tnc battle wili 80 10 somc free
land. where twenty FOUNDERS arc per
'rit;od probably TO Cuba. E"arnS
said Cuba viii be all the better for
that " Hard * a card with tn" vim
ter crowd by reason OF his defeating
Jack Johnson .h"rc
Tnc dempsey -Carpenticr !irlt il
iouE!n. FOR Il home again. jN.lrUs
now thinks that Tex Richard. VIII
Ham y. Brady aud Charles II. CDch
ran. the promoters, never did intend
10 M; il on here. That's out. be-
cause Ten I;!rki.rd himself was play
iu;; hard for New York as the battle
ground, but III. recent opposition APP
parcuily has lkillcd all hope az hav-
ing the muss in Manhattan or here
.,bNutS.
"Wcl fight in England II III"
|. United States doesn't want TO see
her own champion defend an Arncri-
caa .itic on American soil kcarnS
concluded. with a tone OF coTnmir2 cd
iuiv-S defiance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Til" Moo, 80 ts,alsl, 8" !,.2 10 !. 10 l.
Won: R!f son. III ,Mhrt.nl. = 70. 20 =
t" ! I. 10 i. . 20 :: ;miri Tim. los -
.ii~r ran -rarn,.;l. Mabel Josephine, Mary
Eom,n kailyE'hrn; Nn@T:s; M; 20
Second Tiss-.,E iur:on';s .l''""I"n n, AZ
~; Second, y.t li";t 10 , Gss:Te;i, u
kiso IA Lowell. i!eaupr amnt.! IL, Virgo.
IIIisn. E=cswa%. Circulate. ciecn ~.
Third rsce-s.N :urlon$s-B:c;i Ray II
n n. - 4, ~ ;. "a" = Won; Arth
ieSSng. Ds, shf @fer. il ;Moon.si. & !" i.
20 "a :. th.rd. Time. 1915 -. .>isv
Ia',-r.!oi@y, T"ny palwoo%; Enos, o!,I
Srour,eu,aSi ara lfis Idea. ''
MoUnoy). III" / 10 !. 20 /. won. W.!.i-
gan. !,i .(Gtcgoiy). "a 10 !. . 70 |. ' :. 5.
,ecnnt ,Ng.,iy'r "a tc,oo::lIi!et,l :" !"
Ola. KAN I.n". R;o nanyan.
Firth ri,cg-s!N imr.cnss- liulc. rtoIf,
;@ tc".,i!en!t "a :. : to s: TO :. Won:
Also ran Az so:. s.: quentin
:Yiif rnc|,r!x -'nyi"ns.--Pa ~
Z! :. even. th!rd Thine, 1919 %. crane
no. ono X. 'rhorHh-dsr Air. x. ana
WIZ ,css.. also -aa.
Lucky r.. i9G Ciioher,si i" !. ~ Il
!, =" w"n;- Chez Leader, i0i !Aioon"yl.
:. .H,rs:, ~ .; ., second; Nellie r.3rk".
hrES iltH also ran. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
VARSITY CLUB HONORS MEN
WHO NIZNGRLDLRONL,E7 TER,S
foobalI Warriors al University of Richmond rendered
Banquet al Observation-Disclosures
Friends Also Are Present

Fourteen football players. letter
men of ;hc 1871 sgidirou squad AT
the University of Eichmond. wcr,
the guests az the varsity club ol
that institu:ion last night a; Il ban.
quct in the cafc:cri;, at Wcsthamp-
ton. The men were given rnr,na!
welcome in;o The club. although, all
ot :hcni had Won uouOgrams Ia other
branches %! spor; previous 20 this
year.
Officers OF the VARSITY Club. which,
corresponds 20 the 49, c.u;. At The
University OF Virginia. were hosts
and tho cntcriainmcn. proved 10 hc
"ne ni the most Successful ever held
on Ia. Snide: campus. Hugo !:la,t> :
in"Ship IL president ii the club. waI-
erly .i"n.s. vice president: Albert
N!cNcSahl, secretary. and u. 4. I'ricc.
treasurer. Biankiugsn!p presided q;
tho meeting nni delivered the VOL
coming address.
The entertainment was given in /,
scttiuS decidedly characteristic oc
cciirp. life. The Rod ANA FLA. OF
the university formed the OASIS irI
The decorations ANA was augmented
by evcvSrecmS. gathered from trees
surrounding The ra,npns at ;iir' uni
vcrsity. Every athletic tropay ever
won by Spider teams was exhibited.
and all branches Of sport We're rep
resented by a silver cup. This is
considered quite an achievement AZ
no team in the Eastern NirSt In
tcrroiicEiatc Athletic Association. OF
which the Spiders were members un-
I'll last winter, can boast oil a cham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
ATHLETIC BREAK LIKELY
WHEN DELEGATES CONFER
Representatives. of s. I. 4. ~. Dis
agree Over Important Rulcs-To
Meet December 10 and H.
thy Associated Press

-.
KNOXVILLE. TENN. Dee. THAT
"a split in the Southern lntcrcoilc-
G!hto Athletic Association. which
c"AN"ncS in annual session ut Gaines
vile. Fla, December IL and II l.;
imminent. WAS Indicated Tonight
"scn II WAS learned that 8 hummer
% ;hc larger collcE.s and un;v.r
'ititS are advocating tn. forina, ion
OF '''i aasor.at.0n that would rxciud,.
many OF TIE smaller h-nprii,Iational
a. .tu'turh' colleges. 1t" w.li as
moe inSiItutiunH which nave, on
posed the freshman OF um.-yc.i rue.
u IL believed tart such !, plan viii
ms, thc united opposition OF dc..-
I"s!oHI rrrrrscni!nr the smaller col
'tG.S. but advocates OF the rcor.un-
;,~ation point gu; that tn. Soi,h",n
i.tcrcoiiesiL;c Athletic AssoCia,,nn
al present IN III. most co.moooiit,u
"hn ihosi unwicidy OF the bis; seq
iona! a,h!"tic con rcrcnccs lnus,nuch
80 !, ii'ciun"s various dcnomina;ioraI
H."pniS on tncunal student bo,fc
making II niiicuI, 20 have ior,sIS
t!pH :" apply To all clussca ana $40
lions equally.
Huch 2 generalization movement,
~ p"ssiniI ne traced 20 The step
y, ichncsscc. Virginia. Georgia. North
oarol'Ea and South Carolina. 80
Whlyh time Southern univrrsj,v
""hicicnrc Mas torrned Tho wn-
Snl"thcr"d the sns for such an or.
htioN' however. but a call nus
rcScntinE these institu,!ons 10 con.
Iehc ht Gainesville. December \ ,,~o
ohsS fTior to III. southern In:rrrnI
ta,c Association convention a,
winch tilnc pians Viii he made I.
i nr' "er 'he intcrcst OF the organ!za.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
CANAD|ANs ARE ANXIOUS
FOR HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHT
o'ta"a SPortsnncn Suggest Site I'm
p"m'n'on for Rout Between
Carpenter md DEMPSEY
INN AssOcln;rI rrrs.

NEW YORK. Dee. AN one, ,.,
hOihins n" Dempsey
hca'y weisht championship ia Cana
ia wa" received here today hy Tex
HicKard. The propositions. from Z,
syndicate OF wealthy OTTAWA apo-,s.
men. suggested holdin. tho comics,
Mt Hun. just across tho river from
ottawa. during June. II VA. stated
that f25oeoO was avoil,b,.. ,s .,
guarantee, AMI Eickard Was .eoucs,.a
- meet ana discuss the matter with
"a representative Of The Canadian
syndicate
iHcEard said ne would arrange FOR
4 roh'er.nce In The near fu.u,. M,
,hht no Iciinit" plans had been mad.
L.. STAGING IA. International ti.niar
-. =, any ?articular place. Under
th' contract signod By the PRONE
iefs and m. two pu2ilis;s. tho Eou,
can hc held anywh"r. in III. Iri:,,i
states. canada. M-Nico or cuba. pro
c'.n' notice of thc site 10 arrange
ior PROPER training facilities
"shlA was thi!ma;.i today by
the chie: promoter ;hDt in case IL
contest In or noar New York. IN.
match would Ia all probability va
staged IN London. where Carrrn,I.r
!, :. popr'ar purilstlc Idol and "a
great drawing carl.
When IL WAS pointed out 20 Rick
aii that the existing cnntrIr; did
not cover Il ring encounter In J:uroo.
nt STATED tltht both Manager E,arus
and Champion lb"uos,.. nn1 ,y~,.n,
10 sign q n"1 contract Including rurh
E'nu Snonid the emergency arise.
y ~ OMIT" likely that instrnd OF
pthlpS'y receiving f3oo.o5h and car
ncatirr AcVo.ou0. he boNr-g viii .,-,,.
10 natl" Tor - percentage q: th.. g.t.
rccc!rts. witch are estimated ~ like.
~ Ia run i;to hundreds OF ;housanas
or dollars with The hrht staged In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

pionsl'ip team in each branch OF
Captains on the la:i teams were
Introduced at the meeting ana short
speeches Were made by each. J.: Il.
i''lcc, Ia" new! v-"lcct.d iOpthi I
leader. waS the FIRST "a BE- Introduced
II" was followed ~ x. =. Mot;i"v.
cSptain 81 the SpiGe: au,n, this yea:
~: Spen"cr. thS track leader. and
W u Zones. "Hutain al the. haS,.ba \
team. Professor II. Il. Handy. cap
paSebnii team in4ny ycurs ago. Also
was present and gave "a BRIEF re-
Suine OF athletics at tn" university.
tranS VI. Dobsun. mead coach at :hc
instit utirr ;C"i Of IN. history of the
varsity club. Assistant, Coach Church
man also delivered q s!Ur; talk.
IL was the taird banquet for III.
men since ;hc! "hvokc' trala!ng
rhanhS givin;; Day Coach pohson
.gntcriain"d thr team IT i:ucecr's
IhanksS:vinc Night while alumni OF
dinner at he Country Clua OF Viz
E.n's c'ine.I.:N uiri; rr and
MIS-. ;. e. Mitchell viii entertain Ia.
players N their hon" ton. CHIT
whiIc tn" banquet WAC psiIua iy
TO; the Gridirun warriors NOR, than
SiNty nrrSonS were rTcScu:. Including
friends OF IN" players. Mr. and Mrs.
pobson and Professor Handy.
Music by the University NJ Rich
lnond orchestra and selections by the
tiice cab quartet helped to make
The supper WAS prepared under tho
supervision OF Mrs. Doorn.. who has
charge OF the cafeteria Al the uai-
Tersiy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
RICHMOND TEAM HOLDS
FINAL WORKOUT FOR GAME
John Marshall Eleven Given siren
nous Practice at Boulevard Field.
Stringrr Will Not Plmy.

Football pltyrrs III tho john Iiar-
Shal. Athletic Club YESTERDAY after
moon practically completed their
training FOR the game here tomorrow
with n" iiohar; Athletic Club team.
q. I'm! a'i"ipii!;i. The kichInoIri clever!
was EirCn hard workout 10y ,oac.,
CaTreh;"r AT boulevard Field ANA
several new plays We're rchrarsra.
The men went at thcir work With AN
eager {" meet ;hc NOrthcrIicrS
Lew StrinE"r. half back. Will no:
be in Ia" Richmond iiun-up. he waa
injured IN The gauir a%LiuS; the
fr"atnanght team las, Saturday. IL
was though. that he would play.
against the tIiladc!phi, team but /,
developed yesterday there il no
chnnr. III aim being found at his
customary position. StrinGcr Is one
"i tho greatest aE-rGund football
players ever seen in action OH {,
fichinond Sridirnu. and the fact That
he VIII not play l. disappointment
70 III" i.ne. The former John Mar
SHALL High School ana NirE!nia Tech
player is - favoritc here.
While the absence OF Str!nScr
necessarily will effect tn. morale Of
Tho team IN. Richmond aggregation
II" field. T'arr. Carter and Brown
viii look sitter III. ends. Wilson and
Hcthcl w:il be- the ttcii!"s. Shvp herd
and l.. WILSON. guards: Carpenter.
quarter huc,-: Con. right hai:: Nor
lrv.sah.. fun back. With his
eleven 'h- isichmOnlcrI Will present
"a uffcnsjv. that Will DC l.;lrd 20
stop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
LEAGUE MOGuLs TO MEET
HERE EARLY NEXT WEEK
Committee Then viii Decide Dis
position OF I:iClnI"nd Franchise.
Have Many Offers.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch ]
NORFOLK VA. Doc. 2.--EGorts
are being made by President &. Mo-
ran barry. nC tho NotOiH club. 10
Ret IN. Virginia Tongue franchise
committee together the it-st o. next
week in RiyhiG":l for the purpoS"
-. putting tho capital city club in
The hands ut cunr,c'.a; Gwn-rs.
Mr.. Narry has S"ni z telegram ~
President W. $. noamnn. of rhc sur
folk Ciub. ana Also has taken tho
question up with rr"sidcn, ". j..
Dawson. Of I'll. Portsmouth club. The
conm.;tccnr:. are read, Tor tho meet
ne.
Offers to tak. over the Richmond
franchise are numerous. hut several
are o. such - nature that they can
not bc accepted regardless ~ the
financial standing 81 tho applicants.
The league urtrlS are going TO In
sist that the new owners ho Eich-
mond men aud iucn in whom the
Richmond taus Will have confidence.
The last league Scas",i WAS u tiua;-
cial success a&i II !s believed that
;hc next one Win he even better as
news tro:, all over tho circuit in
dlratc~ that work iS being done to
strengthen teams before the training
season.
only Richmond remains in iouht
and IL * expected tina: III" Sitna-
ton there vii he cleared ~ next
week.. ~! cluh owners have posted
their S:."9o guarantees i"r the 1921
season. aud R.r ". Wilson, al Rich
nnond. H.! do!,.g tie same. may get
save his franchise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
boston INTERESTS SEEK
OWNERSHIP OF REQ SOX
Hub City Men Ready tn Open Ne
sotiations With Harry
lHrazcc.
CARRIGAN MAY PILOT CLUB
Former Manager Selected 10y New
interests as Next Lcadcr-Prcs-
cnt Proprietor Ask, SI.OOU,O0u
for Franchise.

Boston American League Raseb:. i
. clubN Will be Sough: by local in
forests Joseph j. Conway, !. former
president; of the New England ANA
teur athletic, union. said today that
pared 10 o9rn NEGOTIATIONS with il.
IL. Erazec, the present owner. /:
coasummatcd tho doa! probably
would result ia ~ attrinpt to bring
back to playing u!Gnh.cmcHt OF the
Red SoN. Williams +. carr;gan. now
u banker at Lewiston Maine. who
honors III 1915 and 1918.
Conw&y would be president .: ihc
club under tho PROPOSED plan Cor
changing ownership and associated
with him would be Major Fraui.
CaranauEh, the BOSTON college foot
bail coach Conway has been - loa.
time friend OF CarriEaT and has been
REGARDED 10y sports followers u. more
Carrisan 20 ycturn u baseball.
The price on tho Red Sux club has
been set Ly Frazcr at upwards OF
S1.ov0,0cc. How closely the local in
tercsts are prepared 10 approach the
asking price is not known. Il has
Jacob Ruppcrt. me. Of New York,
with which Prcsiden; Jacob Nuppcr;
OF the Yankees, is associated. holds :,
mortgage OF $3O0.u0o Oh Fcn"ay
Park. the rlayi,.s grounds o! the To-
cal team. Hugh Duffy. who WAS APP
pointed manager OF The lird SoX ~
gently, said h. had received word
that IAN -important deal Is pending
,ru, he had no information whether
:; related to ownership OF the club
or TO a trade Of players.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
POLICE GAZETTE BELT
PRIZE FOR WRESTLERS
Turner rnd Ket"n"n VIII Rattle for
Trophy ut titH Auditorium.

Joe 'Turnc- anu WuiHu KrtoNeN.
miIdl"wcirht grappl"rS. arc ready
FOR thc:; mach hero MONDAY nigh,
AZ the city Auditorium. "h,n III. pal,
VIII wrestic the bet Two GA. OF three
falls Cor the i'oIicr Gazette belt.
which - cnblc.uat!c OF The middle
weight cha' lpt"Hsh!p ui :hc world.
Eoth mru h,V. h-,t! Worhiu. hard
this week and VIII bc III The best
OF condition Tor the match. They
will arrive III tri~ city sunday.
Tickets - t:v match already hav.
been placed ~ sale AMI from the
intcrcs; taken IN the match Il large
Turner a;,d 'Ecto:.cu In action. The
promoters are as1tCted to arrange
the pre!i.nigar! boa; this afternoon.
This afi'air Will be between two
Richmond boys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
go 49,, . ---------
MARYLAND TRACKS ENJOY
BANNER RACING SEASON
SUI" OF S'O.oOO.oOu rn.scs Through
-""chihc>. according to Con-
serNntIrc EntInintrS

\, A, ~ :N7"V'T'lI"'I F'rUNS. I
BALTIMORE. MD, Do. ,rhn
stuncndous sum of ssn onc nou
'Hor:. n;ased through In. h..;,in,,
lhhch!ncs OF the four big Ma-y!anI
race uacsa during tho season OF ito
uh!S .u5i :ndrd. according to figures
Ihe ne" state racin. co.nr,isS!on
mas no; 70; mad" ts report 10 In.
Governor or the Hrst SLY months or
;nnIn neetinEsi but the figures given
are rega rdcd by persons Ia close
Touch With racing AFFAIRS az helm
anEthing. under the real amount
Ihri wr'te-h agre" that !; was n,
banner season for racing in this
S'";"---in>.thc quality Of tn. racine.
attendance and financial r.suitS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
sTECHER Will RETIRE
Nebraska GrnppI-r prcIurc. Thi. 4,
tits i.nst Season In Mint =
II NNs0 rinteN prrsa.l

>-I.,,. =! ,L."V Ia "a FF"SN.I
NEW YORK, Dec. "-Joc St.c;,rr.
woritS heavyweight wrcs:lin
'ha'npion. plans - retire from the
wrestling game after this season. he
sa!d today.
In preparation for his contest here
on locccinbcr 49,. with I'd tStrarglcrJ
L"" IS Stcchrr has Cancelled All
MATCHES. in order ~ be in the best
posslh!" form against The Kentucky
Erahrler. ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
SPORTS
Horween Good Omen
for Harvard Students
Tny AxsocIated l.rr.~.1

,NMitlD';E. MASS, Dec. -
snperstttious Harvard studrnt.
VINO Srck TO propitintc the fnteS
i"unu "a new source of uootl n,u.n
~ Arhotd IfOrSccn, captain nf th.
son tenn. Tie fnrt thrI tn.
leader In the toss OF coins
TOT choice of strategy I'm football
Scs called the turn In every
r.I, inns >chs0n and thereby
Ss" TIC opening advantage In
scas"n NJ play that incItr,is,l M
c.sni hns caused the underrrnd-
u"'s molly 10 r~l;nrd hin, n. III.
nrrhprirst OF I<lSurt. A. re-.
n students on the eve OF -,
hnn,, ...' ask for "a shake nr hls
n"n' rn" him ON the hurk or sect
MS good wishes In rho III, $3.50
'h~ academic Lugnhoo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
MASSACHUSETTS CLUB !,
VOTES TO REMAIN LOYAL
Passes Resolution Which t1pno...
SupI'ianting Of L. y. G. a. by
Another Organization.
IEY hssociatcd Prcsy.

HUSTON. Dec. 2.-Thc Massacbu
SOUS 'ioit Association today aligned
itselt with tho Cni.cd states Go,f A.
s"ciat!on la the controversy pbi,,b
threatens 10 develop a conti!c, Owe,
the government of golf in this cour
try. yh. executive committee Of tb..
HthI: association drew M forrih ,
r"""!ntlons rcEr"ttinu the nnna:,,.
'h'" OF h'ssension, expressing strong
"ppoait!on a. the suggestion OF ann
planting the I. :. q. y. with another
- am hduins horo that menus
ti!sat T.. found OF hartnoniz,ur ~
NcrAr action,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
ADOPT WAITING POLICY
COLI Ofurinis Decline In Talk a.,
PROPOSED Enr of westcrn ~,
tssOciRttpu.
ll!y Associated Press. !

NEW YORK; Dec 2.--fronSuon,
oTnc!AC of clubs ia tho United STATES
'oif Annnc!ntion today adopted a
policy Of watchful waiting over the
.nfealtn.d INVASION OF the East D,-
inc Western Golf Association. Com.
mcht GENERALLY was guarded and but
ton.
IN come quarters there was seen
icr"nccs before the annual meeting
OF the United States Golf Associa-
Ton get for. January In New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

is that Guy" McWhortcr has signed
Whit. SoN in 1871. McWhort.r wns
a member OF The colts inst wear and
p aithourn no ni,do :: no,,r ,hnyiur.
early IN tho season his record in liz,
second half was suc!, tha, he earned
the tile o.: iron man
-,F -
"a news dispa,rh is 10 IN, c;f.c, ,hu,
Joe S;cchcr vii! retire from tn.
wrestling rau. after This sr,snu
Now ,h;tt irav,s ONLY two u,nlhrrs
TO battle for lie world;s title. Won
der how tho hc.vics win mako out"
n, Keep your eye on ,ha, match Mon
Wv X on" ~ ,n, or Andi.
torium. rhc Pole. r;azet;, bell is
at stake. Eo,h GrapplGrs arc fast
acknowledgements
Information from charlottesville
. Yesterday discounted ARTICLES ap-
nearing in State papers. that tho
nlays.l in one OF the larger cities OF
NIrrinia~ Recent elton OF the ~
Club in favorinr the athletic policy.
which provides for the PLAYING OF
eliminates; any possibility Of the next
Turkey Day game being staged in
Richmond or any placu other than
/. s.napel lin.
-.
9ssat the mcrcy of the 'Jcelns.' Thc
sra river has rose M" and hooded
Tic basement OF the clubhouse. and
when she returns 10 normal :. mic.
thick coat OF mud will cover the I,uor.
The members already are calling for
volunteers TO clean The basement.
Fortunately Tor the club tho rowing
shells Were stored on the second noor
and the only property In the base
meut was the canoes These were.
not damaged.
'v,po-
That basketball league ;hc bank
ing women have organized is prov
inE 10 be ono Q: Ia. reading sport
are closely cqnt:s tetl. And ia, battle
between the E'.rtt Nat ,onal aad Bond
Department ScXtcittS last might AZ
the Y. w. =. y. proved 10 br an in
. ieresting affair.
ia
What has happened TO the propo-
'v'ition 10 open the city armpri:s 70
local athletes? with the Howi;zcrs'
and Grays' !oors available something
should be done and done ouicIly. or
.-soh here. GOOD teams can be brought
here 10 oppose the local aGEr-Ea-
2'tions. hut !, takes guarantees 70 ar
l. range the games. Without - i'oor II
viii be Impossible 20 stage amy con-
Tests. what's the trouhl. with those
$4,000 voters Who wen. 10 the poll"
III the las; election?
~
With Ben Wilson Sill arm in lis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
SPORTS
Guy" McWhor,er Signs
Contract With Chicago
tHs Arsn,.lntca l,-

HtCNHANNuN, w =, ~, :,
-f'. W. MrN-hort~s.. rorncr n,,,,,
ncr OF the West Virginia WESLEYAN
ontSr tenn. has been signed to
.wir' for the Chicago American
I'rakue club. New horrcr wns q
"er or the Hichmond team Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Tinker Signs with Orlando.

ORLANDO. FLA, i-r "-Ios
i!n"rr. widely known former major
League baseball player and manager.
signed contraci today az inanar.f
OF the cr!ndo Clnh OF the i'loridn
state League for 1891
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
FIRST NATIONAL WCToRS
Women From Tall Building VIII
First Championship Bnsket-
bail Game, ~ to IS.
BANGING ~OMES'S LEAGUE.
Standing OF Ciuba

Women Of tho Fi!st National Bank
opened their championships baahe:bal'
season las; u.Eh. In the l. W. .. "A.
with victory over the Bond De
par tmcnt. Of the Federal Reserve
bank by the score OF 30 10 u. Eoth
teams played excellent and tho up-
hiil ilEht OF the losing aggregation
va" noticeable. AZ First National so
cured commanding lead IN the
earl" stages OF the game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
LYNCH WINS BY KNOCKOUT
tpts .Inrk ~hHrkr. "a sleep Ia Eff
trcEth Round. Which LASTS hut
InrIN- Thrrr. Seconds.

MN YORK. Dec. ".-Joc I.yncI!
lNnochc! ~; JaeE Shar,.ev ~ II" IL
;e"ntA ANA ii'"l round oi their hcu;
=; The MADISON Square Garden here
tonight HntA ara New York ban
tarnM c.;.l.g.
The v0L cam" after tar:r- three
seconds oi aghting. l.ymch'S victory
earned him ;hr ,snt 20 ,a.,; rste
Herman. @! New Orleans. worlds
bantaniw. Ugh: champion. IA II I:;c-u-
round n"ut for ;hr t!.!c in The safe
rug Oh B"c-nt.r -