Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-16
SPORTS
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
SPORTS ASSOCIATION HOLDS
C0NFAB OF INCORPORATION
Charlie Moss Elected President--rlans
Announced for Coming Baslet-
hail Contests.


hail Contests
Charles ". Moss. candidate for tho
Cit% Council from Clay Ward. was
elected President Of the Richmond
sports Assoc alton. Inc, by unanimous
vote at a meeting tina; body held yes
terday afternoon in the automobile
room Of Murphy's Hotel. Other officers
elected were Frank, Rowe. vice presi-
dent: Earl Dunford. secretary: John
j. Harrison. treasurer. and Dixie"
.ilereshai. general manager. Each ot
Richmond sporting fraternity, and arc
familiar with the work tho organiza-
sion has undertaken. namely. 70 pro-
mote athletic contests OF all descr!p..
tons in this city. All tho officers will
serve for :hc ensuing year.
Yesterdays gathering was The he-
corpo-ated body. and with two eNecp-
ions those elected held the same offices
whcn the association AS operated as
an unincorpcrated body. These cNcen-
lions were the appointment: of John l..
Harrison. treasurer. TO succeed She!.
lock Bronson. who declined to hold
sons. and the election Of Dixie Kleve-
shall 10 the position of general manager.
:, position created at the meeting yes
ttcday afternoon. klcvcshal has been
Going considerable work in The way
OF a-rang ne games, and had taken
an active part in tho general business
OF the ASSOCIATION prior 10 MS dS'P''''
rncnt Yesterday
Larse Attendance Featured Meeting.
One of tho outstanding features was
the large attendance. Nearly twenty.
five men were present and the amount
.. stock subscribed has reaen nie, wen M
enthusiasm. and the members are
pleased over their changes TO S.or,
secure nn arc a. iG Contests Of the highest
caiiber for this city. There was z
spirit Of cooperation on the part q
ofticsrs were elected unanimously elm
mated reports that factions ana ois
scnsion was prevalent In the RANKS Oh
The body. oe,-
.oI. named above, board OF directors
consisting OF six members Or inc
,oc' saiiows aso robert e Whittet, Charlie
Jones Fe,vey. Jr., and Phil Flanagan;;
bari pnnford will serve ron, on the inc meet meet
~ az the association, the executive
COMMITTEES met and talked oyer plans
for the basketball games games, 10 De p'as'o
here within the next week
Tive ouint Games Arranged.
All Of tho contests will be played IN
tho blues Armory. The hrst games games
-; the week will be between Richmomau
Hollsse and H LAM naai4 viii he one
hssahS ,bampionship contests OF the
Eastern Virginia intercollegiate Ali NH
'etic Association. AND no owinr mt to the
1 is.at 'tJ q sidney administered TO
nc Wliiiam and Mary qu!nt Satur riR
nigh, in Farmvilic, ana the t,s s'o RAN
tnSr,t,i Macon yellow Jackets on the
sn.ne night in Ashland Ia.
General Manager K S.nsn, OF the the
.;ewport News shipbuildinE and and Dry ny
nock Corporation team for same I on
.he Same night with the Cn Thjs con-
A,n'sH;ii, S nv p,eyed ar" Prior 10 tho Hamp-
d.n- Sidney Richmond College Sans
and should attract a nuinocI n,,ints'
nv IN v'e shS,o o are reported to nave
Inc ,,nmsmaliv strong team. and nave
Gon three out OF twcntyy,,s,l ;,,s games hawc
.n mn smffe1ed defeat this season. ana WI"
n nSo, nara to keep their slate c'e""'
,r.u,,., Contest Friday Night.
rr;dav night the association, NJ NJ
bring nc e;, Ti..nia an ns1 johns Hop
cnive in yycrs;,y to this city and also
S Sans scheduled q game between ,na
uniye5si,y Of ,,, y's AGihis,io Club Tor the
s snme night. The All stars a are c %mo
no OF former Virginia players rs "t ni
nave part!ci>sted in tour not eelig!b!e
college Ath!et.cs anu and Blue VARSITY
!osn pFesGTn he former virginia playeTTSS
80 reported to have team tnet So t.,
s!ve the. athletic CLUB OF 'h's e'''
Aa TSe "s son,es, between virEinisa, and
HOPKINS will be one or inc mos Os.r; m,
pot,an,;s Of y!i me nfa team viii depar;
na,o rule Il has enforced for sew
o.aI years namely. that G I'me ieame
tween 'ns os- nS the sn doors Of one o.
,he 'coSfpe:ins teams. This year The
,u ,i wa modified and the , Virginia ma
qulnt r;aytd the n :hufs NV" i, Win be
n. frs, time Johns Hopkins mas come
south for . game ,,. po,v-
Sex; Monday night viEs!niSS - n0iS
S-s.e college viii furn!eh the euin;
5s;t!e. Ths Tech team has im2seSsd
wonderfully, reeenty ana IS y nuSni
T;;i.s-: 1as:!tute team in B,acksbu-E
as, SATURDAY night. Teen WI! vino
- No-;ae.n ZIP IN ne c0 Az
':!v..-!a POLYTECHNIC institute 81! az
80. as.A against The Church tt.!! AXE
ale Cl1o A. me y. ". C. a
Tarheeh Have Fiae Record
North Carolina STATE comes ne.e
~:;h; an ..ny.abie record ana n "a, v; .n.
Tarhse~ il .o:he, BRANCHES Q: sPori
NJ game should Be OF , more 'h AN
.satsd Tech, 20 0. in football last
saIl, ana the biacksours team W!
make an cEoyt 20 avenge TINS oelea'
administering sound ~auop!nG TO
ne ou!nt o! STATE College. No pre-
.!miaary battle has been decided upon
sc: .o- She game Nonda! night, &C
.ording 20 Klcves all.
Frank NJ Dobson. director o: ath-
..tics al Richmond College. was pres.
ant At the meeting OF the board Of
directors and placed before the mem
oe.s a proposition whereby the Sports
Association H!ll have charge OF sew
era, baseball games he has arranged
Cor the Spiders this spring. The board
decided 20 consider this matter and
probably Will take action upon It at
he next meeting.
Secretary Dunsord gave out the toi-
owing list o! stock holders in the
association: Charlcs W. Moss, G. \.
i'eivey. Jy.. Frank II. Rowe. John i.
Harrison. r. II. Klevesahl. Betram I.
Saxv,llc. r. II. Wh!ttet, J.., Z. v. Nit
rhell. Earle r. Bethel. L. Turner
Rethel, II. ". Co.trcll, +. r. Flanagan,
Walter z AnderS0n. Il DnNgiaa RndHn