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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
HAVANA RESULTS

FIRST race-s!x fur! ongs--Ga!nwry. 'fi
!AiurraY,, TO !. 10 ., 10 .. won; Tran
8, second: Director James IS tMar,ni;o,. {.
- |, 20 .. 10 :. third. Time. -
'U'1rci L!llard. Exempted. P.cciou: low
Baoy Bonds, Daisy H., Lady Iln:dcr.
Fh% Snsh. Old iiylcre. Jack Dawson ran.
ii.' CBsown). TO J. 20 :. to .. w"n
.. second: Kilkenny. 100 fFatorl. 10 20 /.
I" J.: to ]. third. Time. 1913. i;ou
,'iiS, cha n9onctte. f-ithoicH. 1lasiy Cora,
iiGianc,y and fcorla ran.
h1 SSu- race-six furlonEs-.Fcs,.7 f:nnbry.
s.eoond: Itonoest Gcorse. 81 Toncj. : to
]. 10 j.. even: third Time. l:l3 :.-5. Bag
atdins, Htmmltrud". Tustcr Carl. Miro
DIXON ana first 1'u!et ran.
Scn:thi rA,noS &c; and one half furiongs
: to /. to 5. . 10 .. second: incin,r.tSr.
;hr,l. Tlmc. ;o7. perr%c.' Lady, !; a n Ii
= firth ra &C. and sl1teon,h-war
Y, Won {: TG g s1 III g. GslHs'
rim. 1871 IL. Sandstone S,;nnin S sti,r,!-
/in:.ia. Red William. Cork. Little Ed and
S,xih raeem!le and nifty yards--lsil,
'a?,sy ;yd iSs 1 Ghiavo e 70 TO j.
- 2, 90 10. second. Dimliri.. 100 uicw.
i:iG Arthur Middleton. C.ystai Day, Eci
MiicybriGht, Hope, liucknatl ram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Deep Seated Disease Is Caused.
by Germs in the Blood.

rheumatism is a sturdy foe,
and it never uses gentle meth
ods With its victims. So il you
are afflicted with the disease,
you may as we'll realize from
the first that YOU have Il real
fight on your hands and that
you cannot win unless YOU can
use the very best methods
known.
Ii the disease was confined
to the surface, there might be
some logic in expecting relief
from it's clutches by local ap-
plications applied to the sur
face. But you will soon learn
that a disease that can cause SO
much pain and suffering is
deep-seated, and has its source
far below the surface Of the
skin. The pains may be slight
at first. and that is wherc the
victim OF rheumatism is often
deceived.
He does not feel that the first
little twinges OF pain amount 20
much, and hence they are not
promptly needed. but they
gradually increase in severity
until il has your entire system
III its relentless grip. The pains
that seemed so Slight at first
become intensely severe and
seem to take delight in your
suIferings.
OF course there has been
cases where some slight relief
was experienced from the use
OF liniments and other local ap-
olications, but there has never
yet been q case that was &C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First race four furioass--voorn lo3:
20 Ioo!inf:. li2 l.urc. los: McKo!rsinc.
los: Fading star i0a: Run George. ~.
Second raSt--fvc :nd on.-half furiongs
-coioncl Murph%. 30: l'lain Tiil. 96: Bar
rvs Pet. -: Valerie West. l0t: Spo.iann
Queen. 100; llucNshot lGG: Ettahc, LOG :
general. Iii I'om Master. %: i!lue star
%: Speedy Foot. I0i: MciidlinE Miss. ie6 !:
Nohicman, jGG; Jay rhummcl. log; Lang
den. III. Eiillhio Richard V, 80: lacka-
" ,rhir l race-M,,l: anl soyrnsy yards-,
ii.ai,S nrins%. ~: John 4, cassy. iSs:
&c: III: rh!iislinr. III: Frances Starr. ioi: ;
IIiI9ds". 100: .Tit,lc string,. iii; Captania.
u: Dragon ko.!;. i,ii E:iRiblc Mitchell
My MY lo9: Marie Raprold. ic5; AT Vcziua
Fourth rnco--six furiongs Lady Drum-
r W; ! oi; tormoran imD). 109: Fritz. 109:
ElnSS Eh.mpoa. i12: Pcwaukcc. 100:
ffnmk g.. les: Acc OF Trumps. H..
iifth racc--ai2 furiongs--I .egotai. los;
ion LTonr; 100: Cobalt Lass. &c: l Win,
loa; t3goOd. lO:.
No sixth ri;an , ,,s. and sixteen.hScp:
,,r,,,r. WIN: iG5: Goli.n Dawn. So; Saints
Lirian Bora. III; Miss RILEY. 100; Indian
Chant III; Rcveler. los: Dioscoridc, iii:
Browns Favorltc. l01: Alhsna. 100: Cous.
mond' le4: Durward Itohcr;s. III; SceurSe.
Clear: fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
HIGH SCHOOL PREPARING
John Marshall Five Expect. TO Defeat
WooGbcrry Saturdny-NU Change
in I.inc-I'p

When pr. Race Warren. coach OF
" oodherry Forest teams this year, and
University OF virginia coach ncXt
ycsr. brings his basketball team TO
kichmonG to play John marshall iIirl
School Saturday, hc will find gust. =
different proposit! ion on his hands from
That which confronted him when his
quintet defeated tho Richmond prop..
last week. Coach Jones. @ the .lohn
Marshall team. is working his charges
at hard pace in order 10 bring about
reverse the result IN the next battle.
Eoth TIE first team and tho reserves
viii practice toecthe; during this
week. The entire squad is now prac-
tcing eTary afternoon. aHd stiff work
u bong done. The Marshaiiitcs are
determined not 20 nc caught under
meath in the struggle with the .tcaL-
cln% boys and arc putting forth every
eHprt 10 prevent such an occurrence.
IN spite Q: ruEor TO the effect that
change had been made in the limo
Up 50 as 20 shift Bull Todd 20 for
ward and Iolla'lay 20 permanent cen
could he had az Il late hour last night.
on the contrary. all Information point
cd TO tho conclusion that Todd's work
is satisfactory 70 tho coach. ,s Is that
Of both forwards, Hicks and Captain
Carol, and there Is no reason Tor
sGcil n chang. being made:
Although the coming contest will
not count in the elimination series ui
tue race for tho State high school
championship. IL IS OF vita! i!Scrcst Ia
followers OF the local Qu!nt. inasmuch
~ tho Woodberry team was the only
ono 20 conquer John Marshall last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
HAVANA ENTRIES

F.-s. -arc--s.S furlonEs-Snow Queen. To- ;
Naomi Walton. ~: tiou,aa ini; The odo!e
FL: ~: Lamp reli. ~: noundcl. lo5: Fny
Ora salerc. 10; Sure Got IL; Isulser. Is.
:H''0n. raCc-.Ivc AMI ono: half fur.onSs--
Norfolk Belle. ii: i;u.y. -: Douglas Fair
han.s 40 is.sc!s l'r.ncH. !35; Lady Sweep.
Third race--s.x fu-,or ss--Dccshaad loi:
Al! Aslow. :3i: Nionaal. Ice; Peasant. To-:
S0lav:n. TO: TOP - :hn Morning, III
Fourth -ac"--lvc ani ne-hait furiones--
I;nra. ,os: Eros. i05: E"t:%-;o,. 81: liars an;
Stars. ;0i; preiuiu!a. ia: DriNH!d. 10: I'd.
Susie. IN
i'it;!. racc---uilc and f:.v yar,s-scotch
Verdict. 81; Miss yrtt". Is: Io'.ir Ia: Major
Demo; !"i; hoc;o- Rae. los Iirri:n. a..
SiNth racc--1,. - aud n"-HXt.sn: h-Siip
nh%'nr-: 70: c,M'iu:i.. ,eo; Die: Henson, 100:
fsa phi : i.": Gl!dv-, i"1; liImcaii !i.: TlaI:
and Haif. ii2: Mi.. Swccp. -; Silver Sa:-
,l. l.. -. IrNn lii::Mr. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
TENNIS DERBY ACCEPTED
Eormai Word Received That Austria.
rams VIII Compete Against United
Statca FOR Davis Cup.
IGy AsaociateL Nrey.


NEW YORK. FEB. o5-lrora,al ac-
cceriance OF Americas challenge for
INC Davis cup, cmblenlat!c Of the
worlds team tennis cham picnship, v:as
received here today from Austraiia
the cable message was addressed 10
the United states Lawp Tennis ASso-
citation b. Thomas II. fIicka Of SD
ncy.
Indcr the regulations govcrrins. .i,ig
competition challenges mist he re-
cGei!tveh ~ q" chainpion nation by
March Tie Champion country II
TINS ease. Australia. Then makes Tho
draw. N" nations thuS pairad ;i,er
play their preliminary matches ana
no wInn!nS team meets Australia COR
tho trophy
THIS vii to tho Grst Davis cur,
niatc!ltS ior IN" United States since
1911. when tho event was held in this
country.
AS, tho .raw for the preliminary
matches must be made following the
DAY OF clos" of entries. the nutioual
.Nreci: I" ,sn"w early in March which
team J. VIII meet in tho preliminary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
DOCTORS HOLD SOCIAL
Medical College students stage Wrest-
ling md Boxing
Matches.

Athletic nigh. was celebrated yester-
Gay ut College HAL BY the Med Dig.
wrestling bouts and n three-round mo
decision boxing match featured thS ca.
tcrtainnont.
Two of the affairs ended in q draw.
". :. Beazlay winning the FIRST Wrest-
ling match from DR.. II. II. Bruni iii
thirteen minutes with a combination
body hold and arm lock. -s4-t5t
Packard Us. Warren put on n snnppy
boxing exhibition, which was tho feuaI
tu.o OF the evening. Tho last number
OF the program was n wrestling match
between j. G. Tyree and w. O. House.
middlcweiShts. Tho match lnsted ten
minutes. rHHtfAs
Music by the College Hail orchestra
vas Il feature OF the affair. The even
inG's entertainment was arranged by
tha Medical College basketball teaN,.3
and - tho first OF series Of such
events which are TO be staged az COZ
lege Hail. Tho next entertainment IL
was announced last night. VIII be .yiPeM
undor the auspices Of tho athletic! conf
U!ttcc OF tho College y. NJ. e. y. 4-gessp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
EDWARDS WILL Be NAMED
big BILL" REPORTED CHOICE
OF !iEYDlER' AND JOHNSON
Friends Of COLLECTOR Of Internal Ucv-
rnuc say Flc Will Ncrcpt Baxc-
bail Chnirrnunshir.
INy un!ve..al serrlco /

NEW YORK. Fob .5.--wii!iam RI.
E!E Bit Edwards. IS 20 ho The noxt
chairman o: the Nas!onal Commission,
IL is understood that JOHN y, Heyd-
le" president Q: Tho Nationn. League
and Ban Johnson. head Of ;l.c Amcrl-
can League agreed on Edwards at their
conferences III Uc%dlcr'i cH!cc tod.,..
although neither wOr;lG mate any am
ncunc"iucnt after the wiidup oi the
Confab.
The inside ifrmat;on is ina. Ed
yards can have tho post I: nc wants
i and. n as E.uch as Il pays 5000
:. Year, VII ha tire year contract
friends o: i,.a big Collector Of Internal
Eevonue az inclined 20 helicv, tha,
j." VIII nGCaut.
Iohrsou left ;or Chicago this even
Ing. He IS to return shortly. when
ih% aprc!n.rcm. will BE- formally an
y: "Trc.a. f"O'S Sc!cc:i.:, COR the place
49,. itrrv Woadrui. Of Chicago. 6u:
MOS. q. IN" !uu@uatsS were for 5i:nr.
EI"1ffi5 or Judge Lambs 7rl when
-" "iicr Withdrew. ~ hackers
~N.; t,itir Slopo:: 90 r;Iwl-ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
VIRGINIA ENTERS LARGE
SQUAD IN TRACK MEET
Orange and Blue Ath-
ietcs VIII Ga 10 baltimore
Saturday.
Spee!al 81 M Tin..s -Itlanntcn-

Especial 30 The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Feb Is
TwCnt%-hvc members OF Virg:uia's
rack and Held squad have been en-
tered IN tho Joint indoor games o..
Johns Hopkins Cni"".si-y 90 lie held
SATURDAY nirht IN tho Fifth Regiment
Srrnory. III baltimore. tho only indoor
meet IN which Virginia will enter
teams this Year. The Virginia entries
VIII be bot:i q varsity and a tirSt-y.ar
team. Several Of tho events Will be
Special Invitation events. aud others
0u"a only 10 south Atlantic colleges.
TN: entries follow:
Itashcs and :lT.nts--Parrish. Seward
aul klr solving.
!tc-yaid Gas.i--Eound. Kinso!v:ns
:, SsS:%arl Found. l:lmunas. Z.
Green. T.. L. Wilson and Yellett
ZOO yard special Invitation run-
one-;ni!c run-Erand. Can't. Il. L.
Stands. \. J.. Stands. q. Is. Stands,
Green and 7. Il. Wilson.
Einenart
it!gh jumn-Archer and Chamber
lain.
Shot Archer ana Newman.
Ecla:-iack Hiuehart. Hollis Rinc-
nar,. NJ. L. Baker. Field. KiusolrinS
a:d F!;c. (cne-:lilc south Atlantic
relay
FirS.-ycar an,rics--B. NJ. Baker. 400
huriles; small. so and 10; Io 3fg ton.
dashes; Enhanncn. 10 ana $50; Simms.
40 and $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

5;cas, iis 1Ms.s3it}. 70 70 t. % / eisn.
"ou. fiurihr:. !i5 ,kcis.y). !! % e. 90 n.
49,, e.sond; nshy Grand lliS ui .'.Iil
- ~ Gladys. t.v.ly Rca. Matte y. Kent.
na"ai1e Cuuac'. The Moor ana o:ner *.
:: e;nd rsccaix .:ur!OnEs. Tom I-oo.s,
'--d!.c i:enr.dc. ~ ,wida.: . % :: l.
zen. second; columbus Tenn, 100 aHod-
'i$.b. visloa. osndila =. bnT" i M 'it'
;'' !r"n:is S;aFr. Tia an: Miss orb
i".ra race SIX ;rrlon"s-Pul,uy. roI
10 I. second; hi@ic Carroll. -. CiIOsicl.
:" ~ 20 !. 70 >. third Tim. l!;i.
?. oun r RssGi ana ma Ss seSaTIy TT..prs
s.. 10 4. won: Troiti4s. i:o tWii!a,. IS
:. 20 s ! =" second: SanGs 6:
Z" {. third 1im,. ~ - Lively and
!inh r. r.,,-an q! s.S;ssI,l1-woo
u; cher: IL Gyss,,, s, 10 ! 9y:n, i
iac4l. 5 10 ). +: % /. even. third Tim.
- 81. 81; ce,r,ain, Tailor Na:d. len
saith race--in:io ana siNteen;h--Ea- One.
rjst Boy. 10 tHo@Iicr,. Il 10 {. s to ;,
3, 70 8. second: rou9ierb', lance. igj
.iansa. Nap.ha !!us ,:apital cay. Thurs
Coy Nishter. Paddy Dear. Huron. H.. ran.
sfy. pilot, II: tMyers]. 70 l.. to i.
Ven. won; C'ontcstani. II. (Mooney>, :
- j. 70 ]. I" .. 5sconi; J. G. Stone,
rirrc @:6s! is Eooisely Amino Tailiac.
" atCFSr06f and i}l l3yct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
VA. TECH FIVE ARRIVES
HOME AFTER GREAT TRIP
Eiacl.sbnrl; College Lost Hu. one Game
While Gu Itoa'l-". ~ J..
TSP, cial - Tho rines- u:anatcM. ]

Especial - Tho Times U;spatch.l
E.ACKSBuEti. VA. Fob. 25.-'rna
Virginia I'oiytcclinic institute basket.
ball team returned 10 college las, night
after its ligh!y successful Northern
TIN. Tech dctca cd ,';sthcI!c -nivcr-
Sly, johns Hopkins Church Iii!i Attn.
leic Club. OF RiehrionI, and North
Caroline state College. Tho ;ca.l su.-
tercu Il five point defeat ~ the hands
~ the strong Delaware College vuiat.
rated IS one OF tnc hes: III ;hc t.aat
and one which has defeated taa fast.
gong Navy five.
Tech j. after q scoring record this
season. They have played fifteen gamer
and have only lost three :or Il tota!
scoring record OF els points.
BeIaicr is prim!nE his mon for The
big bItcln w:ch Washington anu Ice
University. which Will la staged IL. the
l:canokc Auditorium next Saturday
night. y big delegation oi local root
crs VIII accompany the puint 20 the
Magic City. The Two games scheduled
mere with Wake Forest have been can
ccicd by the Tarhcci irana.:c:nc en-,
With the Exception OF Washington and
Lee. tho only remaining game OF the
schedule is with Virginia Military In
sttHte IN, Lyncilb,rs, on March g.. CHS
game Will iIavc am important bcarinl;
~ deciding the South Atlantic cham
rionship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
RHEUMATISM'S PAIN
CAN'T BE RUBBED AWAY

trlally cured by such treatment,
and temporary relief is very far
from comforting to constant
sufferer.
The only sensible treatment
from which you can expect real
results is remedy that goes
deep down into the blood sup
ply, and kills the germs that8
cause the disease. These tiny
germs multiply by the millions
and scatter by means of.sthe
blood circulation throughout.
the entire system. Whether
they attack the muscles. the
joints, limbs or other parts or
the body, they are still In tho
blood, and will continue to
spread their torturing pains un-S
til eliminated thoroughly from
the blood.
S. S. S. is wonderful blood
remedy, and is the logical treat.
ment for rheumatism, because
it promptly permeates the en-
tire blood supply, and searches
out and kills the disease germs.
You can take S. S. S. with the
assurance that you are not sx-
perimenting, for this fine old
remedy has been in constant
use for more than fifty years.
during which time it has been
giving splendid results. SoiSo,l
owe it to yourself to take S. S. S.
without delay, and discard to-
use Of local remedies that dali
do you no good.
II your case requires any
special advice, it can be OBJ
tanned without cost, together
with valuable literature IfIpyols
will write today to Chief Metliy
cal Advisor. 15S Swift I.atSya-|a
tory, Atlanta, Ga. Adv. SES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
New York Judge Is Fan
But Does Not Know Kauff
IN, Ini,rry,i Ncr,irrI

NEW lORk. Feb. 25.--"Mhn il this
.ouEt. man, Hem: i<nnH. hnNc
hrNri' Hcirh 81 HIM. md am sDmc-
th.m. al bn>chai fnnt" asked
Ju:sc tosaishy. In the Court ut
General Sessions today. 'Thc inquiry
vel for the Giants rcutcr fir,,irr
when hr applied Tor Hcrmfssion to
Inspect thc mInusrS OF the grand
Jury which in'tictc!I hi. client i'm
connect ton with the theft of an au-
ton,Gbile on Drcrnhcr =, The nttOr-
ncy's rcEucNt was made with a view
To having the Indictment set aside.
lie pleaded thnt his client dcpeutru
for his Livelihood ~. 81 bn-cbnII
player on hts ability 10 retain the
good will oC the public.
The motion OF Nnnn's attorney
was opposed ny Assistant Distrirt
Attorney Ryttcnbc-g. WHO said the
men brrH Of the grand jury hnd been
unanimously In favor ~ ihr intiirt-
mrnt. judge EoNHlsity reserved de
c!Siun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
RULES COMMITTEE TO MEET
Gridiron I.ody VIII Gather Friday
for Discussion of
CHANGES.

%f.W YORK. Fab. .'.-'rhc first an
nua! meeting ~ the intc7.olIeGiatc
ioot ball rules committee 20 pc held in
several years has been called for this
ciiT FRIDAY, March l >. During tho WAY
PERIOD there We're NO :orna; meetings
o! Tho committee, various :nterprcta- -
:!ona oi tho rules being considered ~
iaforma, conferences or by correspond
cicc.
10 radical changes in the playing rules
ara 20 b6 discussed. These sugscs-
tons include & rule 20 have the goal
Kick following touchdown made fror,
scrimmagc forration: narrowing the
width OF the goal; numbering OF play
c-@. aud several OTHER rav!Sions which
would change the present form of play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
VESSELS NEARLY. BURNED
: Shamrock ". npd Nsnitic Have Mar
row Escape When t'ire Itrcak.
Out in ShfpynrL.
~" A. oc!a.e! f-cs

NEW YORK, Feb. "5.-Sir Thomas
!.ipton's challenger for tho America
cup. the shamrock: ~, and th. cup de-
.cndcr candidate Nnnitic, were threat
a lire which swept through IN, shin
yards of Robert Jacobs at City Island.
burning eight private yachts and ,hr.c
buildings Early estimates placed The
sailing craft were stored al the yards
l'ircmcn said a shifting wind saved
tho Shamrock ". and Nanit;c. They
were stored in separate sheds. At one
time the flames came within twenty
nve feet OF the building housing the
challenger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
COCHRAN APPEARS SORE
British Promoter and Cnrpcnticr',
Manager Likely TO Clash Over
5000 Depoast.
IRy Assoc!a,cd Proas

LONDON, Feb. ga clash between
charles Il. Cochran. the British fight
promoter, and Francois Dcscamps,
manager OF GEORGES Cnrpentier. Is fore
.5haIowed by Cocnran's announcement
!ouight that Dcsca mpS has failed 10
suarantec Carpenters appearance in
tla ring With Dempsey.
'My contract with Carpenter called
COR thc posting, OF this $4,000 appear
nee money not later than February
10 said Cochran, and | intend TO
hold pcscanpa 10 tho terms ~ that
contract There .was no stipulation hat
should sccurc Denpseys signatur. in
a gwen time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
FUTILE CONFERENCE HE'LL
Heytller and johnson Talk Again. ,hst
No Decision Observation-Disclosures. -
Leaves for West. ~ Y
tDy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK Feb. 25.-Ban Johnson,
president OF tho American League. left
futile conference with John IIeydler,
president of the National League. on
.hc matter OF selecting q chairman of
the National, Commission.
tIcydler declared he would confer
with Johnson again within woei:.
when lie was confident announcenient
I!c admitted Johnson favored lIarFey
Woodruff. Chicago newspaperman. ~
is understood that William RI. "{EHs
DilD Edwards. OF New York. is PIE
scrrcd by Heydicr for the position ..fe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
AMERICAN H,TiuNAL HtNI> WINS
PRELIMINARY ItIkOM NKNAD STniit.T

Nmcrican NATIONAL aims had an easy
t team in tbs rrc i Hasksthai
g::nc las; night in the Biucs' .ivIncr!
by TN" score OF % 10 20. The vim
ncrS played we'll and took things easy.
The line III:
American. Broad Street
i:rowM ....... forward ......;; :. Knox
n'SulliNan -. forward 80. Allshrooii
Eroaddus $50. center ......... NcRac
owens ....... guard ......... Dcvinc
Tyson ....... guarh McEcc
summary. SuhstitutionS, NFciSigcr
Tor Brown, Brown for BroaGdus -tu-
gust FOR Allsbrook. Goals from court,
i y Us o2; p'EIlliyann> q; Eroaddn
McRac -. Dcvinc CD. AUGUST -
WcisiGcr %. Goals from foui, Brown
q. Referee. Bell Time OF halves
L., minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
TIGER ATHLETE DEAD.
George GoIdie, wcli-Ku0Nn Director.
Dies ut Prince
ton. n, 4. 'f'''''
tBy Associated Press !

BY Nsboc!atcu F'ftssS. ! d
PRINCETON, y. j.. Feb. 50 Georgs
tioleiie. Princeton Univers,ty's first
physical director. widely known In
athletic circles both as an athlete him
sci. and "a trainer of athletes. y dead
At his home hero at tho ago OF seventy
eight. &C.,
Gioldic ut one time was the hoidernoI
worlds records in tho standing oroMd
" sd to hnye asn tn nsc
tho pole In jumping for height anu
was known as the Father OF the polo
vault 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
CLEVELAND HURl-ERS LEAVE
Seven DoN Artists Depart for New
Orleans 10 Get in shape for
1920 season.
[Ey Asaociated Trcss. J

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Feb. 25.--Thc
first sound OF the Cleveland baseball
club left here tonight 20: tho spring
training camp NJ New Orleans. In tho
party were Trainer rcrcy Sma!lwool
Scout Jack Mc.Allistcr and seven Pitch
crs. The ctitcr pitchers and catchcrs
Will so direct from their homes.
The .u!ic!ders Will report March A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
The Strong Withstand The Winter
Gold nt.ticr ,Ihuu Elc M-enL

Old people who are feeble and younger
people who arc weak, VIII be strength
rnnd and enabled TO go through the
TASTILESS chill TONiC which i.
simply IRON and GiiiNiNE suapcn dc,.
N syrup $" Pheasant even children
nnin;;. invigoratin.s Effect. Price COc.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
SPIDERS TO PLAY VIRGINIA
RICHMOND COLLEGE FIVE
WILL OPPOSE BIG QUINTET
Collegiate DnttIc Principal BnsisctbnIi
came On ToniEht's PrOErnm.
Three Gamrs Booked.

.Thrcc basketball games will be on
ne program tonight at the Iiich'nond
iaent made late yesterday afternoon
y officials of the i:chniond sports
is in charge OF the indoor carnival.
T: had been planned 20 have only two
.ames. the first between National
~ =" t ,,i: - Eank teams, and the second
w.;:i R;chmond. College opposing the
2 A N5En GiSS ea shs
:, VIII meet The second tenn in IL se:ni-
Ni!ai contest. Tho frs, game Will be-
.e.,.rrhis Will be the initial attempt Or
,,tna Spiders against a university 1--WE.
Nd =. +, ,hose who haze followed TIE
,l;ed and Blue team vii! hold the
q,aGharlo:tcsvil!c PARTICIPATION 70 II close
-'..i1S5 e. NO adm!rer ot the SPIDERS en-
"a The Orange and Blue. but the LAT
~nie'' IS not expected 20 have "a waiN-
500 iacul,S and STUDENT, Confident.
-f,if,i.c"rs have shown marked improTe-
.sS5.e,'1 In thcir play. and !: Is on the
x games that the student body and
...i,:l,ly .: the wcs;hanpton Goilcgr
-'-is, ~oatidcnt the visiting aggregation
= vii. bt held to u close scorc.
-. IL vii. be the sccond tine within
wcei. tha: the University" o; Viz
-fia:a. cam has appeared in this city.
Last Friday night tGc Orange ;,iIG
lio ,kins Cn!vers.ty "a ;ne Diuea
5ts n t his f cotes naT It'll e. .@GS
h.cc Richmond boys. played i'm
po:iamt part In ;he yic,tt2gr%. o. me:
GU!a. over tAe Hopkins i've They VIE
be present Tonight ana arc expected
20 "e:eat their performance o: iusI
rce!i.
ZcigIer win No, play Tonight
Icisier. the iIetty forward Of Rich
tnond College. and enc OF the main
stays OF tho team. Will he missing from
l.!low caught cold and has been or
9crcd 70 rcmain indoors by cpach Dob
s29a i'nI 5:fta, Of The "'iaet
aint IL cariy ..s!.scn M am ~" i ne w G,H
u IciSic- has beef. Considerable help
ne ie' .d he ,-, was :9rnie! on {"
o:!i=ht. Aside from bis work s,ie
''c"r no viii pc m;ssed from the igny-
ui' On account OF mis- accuracy III shoot
~ sri se1 a, zoh!s L w "a, tarpush ,ns
LII to acse gu; W VIII am a nele Mary IN n
N extra-scssiom game last Saturday
Following arc The line ups for tn
Virginia. POSITIONS. niah.d. c57,
ct;r"@y forward. ..... Xa!= .,,
liiicae- forward ...... Ntc,t ic,
:gh2c.dor $50. .cent"r. ,....... rIr!;oi.
!;:snn,inss suard. Tow!lI
church Ill! Regulars. Reserves.
NTOJGTar,i forward. ....... Harris
l,rallctoa ..... toi ward. ~. Dev!nc
Mc;ca!f ........ center. J. Dcvinc
f..IniS ...,.... :; u;trd. go. -. D.v.nr
N"l.c:stc!u guard. ........... Hay
american. Sli'i. Sta;e and City.
Town forward ......... klisc
p'SUlliran forward ........ MaSs,c
.:iutddia 49,. center. ....... Clayton
.pH'HS guard ......... Eisal:
Tyson .......... qua rd. ..... Mcdowell: