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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
Coal for France.

LONDON. May To- The t"ntrtI
News says that an agreement was
reached on the coal question at the
Franco British conference in Hythe. by
which France will receive 10 per cent
Of the coal exported from England
Tho rate will remain unchanged. thr
Central News adds. hut by q scheme or
rearrangemcnt Of freiChtage certain
economies Will be cN"Ctcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
Cabinet CAPTURED.

Ell. PASO. May l6.-Al of the mem
bers Of Carranza's cabinet have been
captured and sent to MeXico Guy ac,
received today by revolutionary agents
here from General Alyaro Obregon' VINO
ar present is in Mexico City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
AEuilar Captured.

MEXICO. City. Mex. May l%.--Eia ga
Laredo. Texas. May lot Is othcialI!
renorted that Candido Aguilar has been
captured at Japalilla. state OF Vera
Cruz, and that Pablo Gonzales has an
nounced definite retirement from the
presidential race.
Gonzalez's action is accepted as mean
ing the elimination OF any trictloh DC
tween Ohregon and GOnzalcI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17

now government In Mexico Is expected
To make on the money markets or tho
world for loans it is known banking
representatives have unONictally DIS
cussed the financial situation with tho
state department. Although representa-
tivcs Of tho dc faCto government in the
United States have averred no enort
would be- made to obtain loan until
the provisional government was sat up.
representatives Of 4 group OF New York
banks are said TO hav" decided that
until the forces that drove Carranza
from power had given them and tho
American government satisfactory as
surances that foreign interests would b"
Safeguarded in Mexico. no money would
be advanced. This determination was
reported 10 have received the support OF
Paris and London banking houses.
The reported 6Ction az the New York
group, Il was explained. was IN line
with the policy adopted a year ago when
there was created committee repre-
senting New York. London and Paris
banks for tho announced purnosc OF
protecting the interests OF holders or
Mexican securities. Thomas w. Lamont
was SECRETARY of the committe" which
studied the Mexican financial situation
in Paris during the peace conference.
The announcement was made th"n that
no money would be loaned Mexico
without the joint consent Of tn" three
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
TEACHER INJURED

Special DispatCh 70 The lntcIIlgeNccT.
FAIRMONT, W. Va. May l6.-MlSs
lone Taylor. n school teacher OF ShinnS-
ton. Harrison county. is in n local hos.
pital seriously injured as tho result or
an automobile accident today near Tn"
Country club Three cars C"llidcd on
the curve near the club Five women
were taken to the hospital. but after an
examination Miss Taylor was the only
ono found to be seriously injured. The
others wore removed To their homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
Refu1eea Arrive.

MEXlCO CITY. May -. via Laredo
Iunction.--(Ry the Associated PreSSl-
The first trainload Of civilians from tho
vicinity OF San Marcos. state of Vera
cruz. where fighting between carran5l
and liberal revolutionary forces h1d
been reported. is scheduled tn arrive in
Mexico City late tonight Saturday
The passengers include numerous m"m-
bcrs OF the national congress. whose
presence in the capital will furnish a
quorum for the extraordinary sessions
called to name = provisional president.
W. 4. Body. British consul Mt Vera
Cruz. and a number Of other foreigners
are rcported TO he on the trim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17

CA Paris despatch of Saturday said
that the withdrawal Of French troops
from the Main district began early in
the week and had been proceeding gr~d-
ually so that mere skeleton or ;he
forces remained in the newly occupied
territory.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17
EFFORT Y
FOR SUFFRAGE

WILMINGTON. Del, May 1e.-Ftna1
action on ratification Of the sunto
amendment will probably be taken w
the house at Dover tomorrow when u
legislature reconvenes after itS recN1A.
Following an appeal by Alfred I. Dastt
pont for all prominent Republicans 9tn9
Democrats to go TO Dover tomorrow %
show their stand on the suffrage quese1on,
committee leaders were busy this even-
ing in an effort TO make good ShoSs
ing Mr. Dupont and his cousin. II
Coleman Dupont former bitter polittcn
antagonists. will be among those -
tending the session in the interest e&'
ratification. While both sides are exs
pressing confidence over the outcome
it defeated so badly before. The pqb.
lished statement Of several members NJ
dicatcs a change In favor Of the sgfs
frage. Leaders here tonight deciatHN
that unless there were suffrage Yotee
to pass the ratification measure -
would be kept away from>the house .nits
til the needed votes were securtds ~
In IcNiHlaAA. ET
BATON ROUGE. La, Nay &C.
I.ouisiana .legislatufa, Accordln0 To = -
view expressed today by Democratic
leaders. will act finally this week o.
the ques stionv OF ratifying the Au6f49a
amendment" After the inAuKuf1tt0n;
tomorrow Of John NJ. Parker a. cover
nor, committees will be appointed. ard
on the makeup Of these will depeed'
whether the suffrage bill will DO reporf.-
ed out without public hearings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-17

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
HAVANA RESULTS

First race-Evo and oac-halr furioors
Cabin Creek, III tEames). . 10 /, 10
out. won. Rama. iis tk-nn.dy) : 10
OUT. rccond; Willow Tree. l03 'tMcCo,I
nu,. third. Time. 1909 as. Ro,cate G
second raco--avc ard on--hslf furionr.
Military Uirl. 81 tMcCoy), TO . / To
20 :, won; White Crown. i01 tCrump)
- D. 10 10. occond: Jack Ncaly. liz
iIonnors). . TO 9. third. Time I:6s a.
Cabin Boy. Princess Myrtle. Raven Sc,
Lady Hester. +! Coronoi. Buncra ana. Oar
Third race--nve and oac-hait furIonyn-
S!ippesy silver. lo7 lPichens). to .. ever
! TO 2, won; Red. l02 tFranc!sl. . TO
even. accond: Kcwsa. log tP0niuan), ever
,hird. Time. 500 3-5. Superior, Sal
Rose. :,hbess. McC!eliand, Guardsmai
Marty Lou Paula v. ran.
Fourth race.-tive and one.haif !urlong
to :. "on:. A,,ahoy IL. los (tkennedyl
A.nrita. Hush. Drapery ran.
f!tth racn--asS furiongs-Th. R.u
Duke, LA Itcrump). { 10 /, { to 2. s 10 :!
won Black Prince. los ttHcupelj. even
20 :, SECOND: Tho belgian H.. ii3 tcami
bsN). to-. third. Time. l: rs as Dnrr
iey. Gas sheer, Herman. brother Mclean
american Soldier ran.
sixth racc---inilc and fifty yarda-CiiJ
iea tkcnnedy). : 10 E. 7 to 10. to 5. won
Drasoon. lilo tEames), s TO s. to
second: Scmper Staiwart, iQ7 (Crump),
10 e. third. Time. LAO rs. Leonora p
llouns Grafton. Le.nstcr. Short Chang
Misericordc. PlaEtac!de ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
TERMINAL BASKETBALL
TEAM WORKING HARD
haiiroad CaEerr PrnctIcinr for Ca.
WIN MerchHnts' auint Here
SafnHdax,

Coming out of their game with tho
nte.e!sDurE American Legion tenn,
without any injuries the Termin,,
Team Is preparing for their wamc
, I'm the Merchants National RAM,
, team saturday night The Tcr1ninnI
~. ~ aeIcated the Cockade City team
pS q large score.
Todd and r. Marin. the latter no..
ing out of the game on account OF IN
INJURED FOOT and the former out of
the city last Friday, will be seen In
the iine-up. AS both of these Innn
are the regular guards the team Will
pe greatly strengthened on the de-
,enstvc. though Harris Bethel and J.
harin showed that they could be
se.ied on to do their share when
called on. Carroll and Bell viii be
roll. who played against the doctors
orders last Friday. is in great trim
now and is expected to cause tho
Merchants much trouble. Bell rang
the gong with regularity Friday
nisnt and is expected to do the same
against the Bankers. Holiday will
he in center. The fight between Jes-
Sc Derine and this boy will be
watched with much interest Saturday
night. As these two are the young.
sters" OF their respective teames.
So far both teams have played the
Petersburg American Legion, the
Merchants defeating them, 80 to 80
and the Railroaders doing the same
by I'll" score of IS 10 %. and this with
the swo regular guards out Of the
game.
Tho Terminal team IS considered
the rase far ana ,hs sty ,sam
the fasteSf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
BRENNAN WILL ASK FOR
RETURN MATCH WITH JACK
'hnllrnser Sot Convinced Drmpsey
la Hest Srrappcr-ChRmnIon Al
Hits Biii Proved Hard 10 MI
Nv ASsoCiataI lgr..,,

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.--BIl ur.n-
nan; Who was Knocked out In the
,,~fii,h round by Jack Dempsey. tho
ncaNy weight champion. In Madison
Square Garden last night. said 10.
day hn Intended TO ask for ;.no,lc :
match. am not satisfied thai
clarc,l -
The Challenger. whiio saying that
no had vindicated himsicf. Asserted
nc waa surprised when the ref
u ~. mo, .oneI MN To his corner. be-
iieVihH mat he had beaten the cou,t,
De,npsey. said Fireman was tough
, nr man .xp:c;ed. lic stood ~
blows did not hurt neat am ,i,nn
properly" -
mnsey's manager said the cham.
pion WAS no; IN the best Of con,ii..nn
haSinE trained too hard
l'cIinScy expects To leave far ,ha
t,nc!iic Coast tomorrow. to remain
Until Until AZ" In February. when he viii
his match with Jess Willard on -,
i'atrick'A Day % -
The match las; night brok. all re-.
S nras f3r receipts for an Indoor al
broueh, in t.6s This 1iis' Sos se at,
TAX. :nto accoun, the RECEIPTS fran
a an3 !. ak d.eeo temporary bieacher seats
ans room. The match between Demp-
scE and willard. which was rouph
IN an open-air arena. nc.tcd sts..s.y
Inc nigh water mark
Deduct inE Dcmpscy's share or SION
600, and Brennan's guarantee OF i3!
600 last night. the promoters. ~. 80;
mated front. after paying taxes ana
wna ,,noi,irh,i aD1,o s ahou, $4,000. II
era! lax will be approxina,,d,. 70,
QUO, ana the State tax $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
DEMPSEY GETS '7ZN EAR" AS
RESULT OF LATEST BA TITLE
Americas Ring Champion Suffers Severe Lacerations
from Coming in Contact With Bill Brcnnan's
Fis--Iitlchoder's Showing Disappointing.

fashion OF Fat Nelson. In the hope
or doing more damage than the other
FELLOW. That is how he finally won
SSnh,1with his left car tiapring loose.
ribs hear!ng like bellows. and his
lips sincarcd and laceratcd lie hit
harder in the in-lghtinG and his
ood! smaashes finally weakened the
an easy victim. Brennan didn't have
The strength to Su the distance aud
nc FOLDED UP at last from a pair oil
s1iid drives over the heart. Tina;
no, the finishing punch. although It
was the las, one. II simply pushed
over man who was paralyxed with
PAIN anu fatigue. on his feet.
up for the Jack Dempsey who swung
AM; ana missed and got hit In return
tuesday night. The Frencinan was
no super-man in his fight with BAT
LeNInsky. but he certainly looked a.
good as the champion. and lie hit
Just as hard.
Jack probably will wear n tin ear
Tor the rest of his life AS u souvenir
o. TINS close call. i, will he his first
bad mark of the ring. and he seemed
10 be mighty sore about II n, the
closing rounds OF the battle. for
brennan had no new alterations in
ms original facial plan--whatever
AZ Dempsey boxed on percentage
basis Il is doubtful that he got the
100000 he expected. Tex Hickard
paid Brennan $4,000 for taking his
.r.eckoned on the Remainder Of the
o mouse. Rickard and Dempsey were
nsarinE on gate OF 100000. how
r rio:, when they estimated the cham
s @as sba psr5s ,,a at 10000 l,sekara
o. tickets by politicians ana their
friends and kin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
uY wEsTBnooK rEGLER.

MN iokh. Dec. la.-Jack Dcnp
sey had better keep away from Kid
Sharpshootcr. that pasted Bill Tate
all over the ring in the overture
Number. TO Dempsey's humiliation. Mt
Madison Square Garden. From a neu-
looked az though this Norfolk baby
could pull tho hiddSn-hall trick on
tin. champion in about FIVE rounds
ana tag him eiSht-ninc ten and out.
Eeirpacy came as near the losing
Of his title To Eili Brennan as he
Keep H. Jack walked out OF his cor
ner wearing his regal snccr, and the
s,r-'ooking. hain-and egg fighter
from Chicago slammed him square
III the middle OF that snccr with a
solid smack OF his left mitt. That
blow got Dcrnpscy's head spinning
and the sheer became a mad suari.
or all the $4,000 who paid {li5.935
t., see this tight. there were so few
who gave Brennan chance that no
= bet on Dempsey. That is what
they though, Of Dempsey. and that la
how cheariy they held Brennan
asainst him:
hoaym,much, Dempsey had whaicd
the life out OF Jess Willard. Fred
Fulton and Carl Morris. Dempsey
waa the super IMAM. better than Bob
FitHsiminons a, his hest. the muir
derous hitter. al tho peak Of his con-
dition.
But he wns an awful champion.
lfc had brennan tc,riticd in the first
round. but after The Chicago ,nan got
over his fright. Dempsey was kept
h laS busy ,nE 10, on ,. the defensive to lay
brought Jess Willard down. IL was
a case OF wadins in and taking
oFeHhans heaviest punches after tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
YANKEES AND RED sOX'
PUT ACROSS BIC DEAL
New York Gives Ruel, Thorn,nlilcn,
Pratt and Wick for Schang, Hnr.
per, Hoyt and McNally.
lBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.-The New
York and Boston clubs OF the Amer
.can League today completed "a trade
INVOLVING eight payers. Catcher
inahien. second Baseman del" Pratt
AMI OutneIdcr Sam Wick. OF the
l ,n.n,.. 10 TO- the the Red so1 IN ex-
i.it.ncrs Harry Harper and Waite
HOY; and lnnelder Mix. McNaiiy.
The trade was engineered by Col
onel Jacob Ruppcrt and Harry Fra
zee. presidents OF the Ne~ York and
BOSTON clubs. respectively.
They announced no money was in
y,oived IN IN: transaction. Manager
in the negotiations. and both Sides
agreed the trade will result In
strengthening the two clubs. IL was
made on the condition that both clubs
assume the responsibility OF signing
the players.
Del Pratt Is tac only one OF the
players about whom there seems to
be doubt about playing nfAt season.
He signed = contract US athletic coach
with n Western university al the
conclusion of last season and declared
Yankee management. however. tc-iay
expressed confidence that Pratt VIII
be ready TO get into the game when
the 1921 season opens.
Manager Huggine said the deal was
made primarily for the purpose Of
giving each club player that both
are badly in need of. Boston wanted
a second bascmam. and gets Pratt.
while New York needed an expert
cnccd lcft-hand pitcher. and gets
The trade OF pi,chrr Ruhc Mar
guard. % Ercoklyn. Tor Pitcher WAL
ter Reuther. or Cincinnati. the only
other deal involving players con6um-
nounccd shortly after tho. National
League. 1t it's meeting. let u be
known that there ~as no desire. on
the par, of the !eagne 10 punish Mar,
guard further because OF his alleged
;icket-scal2ing during thc last worlds
series. Discussion 9: the casr and the
recon me ndation thai tn" 1921 season
mess or tho Nationa! Leagues an
Rual meeting.
Tho annual meeting OF thc An,cri-
can League will be held hnrc FRI
day. Prcsiden, Navin. 81 the De
troll club. today tclcgraphed To t.
cobb 10 meet him here for In" pnr-
pose OF completing the appointment
OF Cobb as manager or tho Tigers. TIL.
formal offer OF the management, ~
Ia said has not ye. been made Ia
Cobb. but will b. when he and Pres
idcnt Eaviu meet Fridny. Friends o!
Cobb ~ the baseball meetings this
week declared that the outiieid:r was
not particularly anxious to become
a manager for n year CT two. but
since the resignation of Hugh Jcn.
nings they lot Il be known that II
President Navin offered aim the po-
sition ho would accrp. It,.
During tho meeting OF the A!nrri-
can League. President Johnson vii!
have a conference with President
IIcytllcr. or the National League. rel
aliv. 10 placing rn!ra and other mat
tors which they must decide upon rs
members Ct tie advisory council ct"-
s.rd under the ncw major lnaEu"
agreement. The baseball Writers
Association. Of America, At its an
nual meeting today. elected: prcsl-
dent l. l.. Ssnhorn. Of Chicago: vics-
work: acknowledgements. Joseph Nc
Creedir. OF philadeiphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
HART SUGGESTS CHANGE
IN TOURNAMENT RULES
Asks \. t. a. TO Eliminate .idvan-
tagc of Crack Shots and Give
All Entrants Chuncc.


NJ. u. Hart. one Of the leading
! trapshootcrs OF Virginia and long
connected with the snor; in this city
and a, traps!,ootinE conventions
throughout the country. has entered
a protest 10 the American Trap
shooters Association over the man
! ncr in which registered tournaments
have been connected heretofore.
1t is the opinion OF Hart that a
few crack shots, or stars. have a
instinct advantage over shots not SC
good in. tho majority of shoots. For
the purpose OF eliminating this al
vantage. To . certain extent, and
stimulating interest in trupshooiinr
Hart has drafted resolution. which
the American TrapshootinE AsSocia-
ton. January and s. in Chicago.
In placing tn. matter before the
highest !rapshooting body Of the
fact that he has had numerous com
plants from trapshootcrS Of this
state and other sections over The
questions involved in his resolution
zone OF the general committee Of the
y. II. a.
The resolution follows:
BE IL resolved. l. No certificate
for any registered shoot shall De
granted unless an application il mad,
FOR Same upon the registered tourna :
nsnt application form furnished by
ln,s association. and the said appN-
ncation OF contestants as follows:
Class |. % per cent and over; Class
:, IS per cent to 80 per cent: Class 2.
So per cent to IS per cent: Class 1.
under So per cent. ard that the money
contributed by any ono class shall
De used for that class only.
=. This hi,, rnls shall not be construed
shooting IN any registered shoot. pro-
vidcd that classification or shooters
as set forth in paragraph of this
rule IL also provided in the program
for classification.
q. The, division % monins in any
Registered shoot shall not lie less
Than three monies tor Gach ten en-
tries
4. The adoption of this rule is in
the interest OF having shooters Of
eana' ability compete with them
II vii, Ne noted tina, this -u,e. If
adopted. viii not prevent oren free
tor-al sScrrS;akc events being sho,
IN an: registered tournaments To
ADOPT sucn classification oasis Of
used in other sports where con
iestants OF eQua, ability are grouped
have heard for many years dis
agreeable, pei sistent.. bur tncretori-
Gus srumhlr from n" ow-avcrage
men that they were being con;inu-
ANY called upon 20 enter shoots and
put un Sn>tr money, which meant
practically gift 10 few stars who
could shoot rings around them dag in
and day out
If these percentages designated by
mo. which wish 10 be considered,
tentative. do not suit YOU, and YOU
nave suggestions to maize relative
thereto. pro or con, you should write
the member o: Your general commit :
tee. and S,oncS McLinn, $50 Fourth
avenue. New YORK City. your views
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
ForWard Passes
Must Be Curbed
SO DECLARES Thorpe, Who
Wln Suggest This to
Ruies Committee.
HY F.. v. MITCHELL.

NurbinS of the forward puss. 10
prevent delaying OF the game. VIII b.
presented TO the rules committec ~,
FOOTBALL by James Thorpe when lin,
body meets for its annual session
The one-tiinc Carlisle Indian star and
greatest ail-round athlete OF modern
.'Ihrs has voiced his sentiment
against too much open-s.vl, nlcv;ny
and Intends 70 present his optnion
10 ne rules committee
oIps views on this end of tho
niY 20 ' ,Sa known yesterday in re-
BAN OF today compare with thai NJ
former yeassy"
Ihe wise old Indian paused To- q
sscoId. ran his sturdy RICH: hn,6
w vmS hand hat has shot many for.
and hurled many basebaIis. ,hra,,,.h
nla hair. which has reached an ~
s'ay stage. and replied thusiy:
d,nieo nW , yom have ,a,, asked me rather
,cr game Of the present day is sreat
ma m, ,ne players Of today are ever;
~. as good as they were eight or
~; IN years ago. but there IS ono crit.
This s da snmsn f" en1n,r passing"
athlete who favors the spcrtna,,, = :. !
vas snrpris:ng indeed. bu; the mieb.,.
'' "Nou ion 10 Il up at once with:
uran,, -, sure anu not get me-
@ sn asse on this; , The forward pass is
game. but 4; causes much d.,,, inc
ger present rules or football WIZ,
! would like to see cnacted is a mi.
i Tn,Sn would decrease the number Of
iinS;ooinplcte passes. by aiiowinr ,be
pail TO be in play when i, e., IN, me
.ns nand OF the Dasser. ana NOT he
ii 7, TO the offensive team sIouI,i
II be grounded Hn"uid
Jim Thorpe. an av:hor..,. on r,,,.
oaIi' has spoken. and the membars =,
~ M eStnrnistee may or may not nc.
Upon MS suggestion, hut IL has e,r.. !,
them FOOD for thought. siSc''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

,o F' 5T.,,, rslI- y ;aTlomsS-Irowo mn,
SECRETARY. IL: uEod-EuoN. ; - ). ] Is &
s.cona. f:l!+asc,h MAY. lcg 'Wida) even
Cray. Finger Bow: Puz2i. ran.
second -acr--i!vc turlung.i- Reluctant
~. ti-yk"l, 10 :. "a :. out. won Tony
sutton, iis tcollinsl. :" !. 10 soc.
on ,Si,ii N4tt. az. ie' t,iarnsT', 5 10 .
sa!d' Sea''on.d; Magic Castle. Alice Akin
Tara rac.-avc ma on.-hslf fu-,or-
Hho devil, lp2 Eunrr.s,. ) 10 l. : ;v
wen. won. lieau Bru,uinei H.. !oe dim.
t"Sl. 20 D. 20 ?. second: H.tsy 10,
,i:'Gi'-D 20 :. .hira Time. .:!T "..'
h.VoGn. PToEsEanA., Banyan. Annie Ed
."urth rac"--iv" and on. ,.lf :u-Iours
= Eosc"" Goose, lr5 (Eoar!guraJ. 20 ~ =
- 5. to :. won. Murphy. IL. (po1ceI
10 1" Z. second. Toe the Marx its
, lhaih-r), T. :. third. Time 1903 a.
iron i'o;. l.a3ccipt ran.
-, MN r"c"-,,nr mile .Hd u sixteenth
Ne NJ 10" tMcTasgar:). 8 10 l. 10 Z.
i. - y T. 3 second: ch.i. ios ttoari.
ErIr"a also rau. :
Si&th ricc--m!ir AMI an .tYh,b-p.r
one. los 'iaFb"r). - 10 10 =! III on.
Won capi'hl Ky, Ill ,Slpon.yI. 10 :
.u'. s-cgfiH Tugs. i"T G.rngl . to I
t,li'.I. Iiinc. 1855; Great Gull! Aus;r.
So."ntli rtc"--;nil"---s ;ceGs;.- 10,
ttA.o"n".p u ." 3. /: 10 il, - D. won
WaaN.sg. lod tRob"r,a), : 10 :. ! 20
second: EerLa. l0i tItah!n,. to J. th.r,t
TINE. ':,". G!enwsl.. iSroom =, i,.Ic.
HaGc.ut, ran. <''-''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
HIGH SCHOOL BAsKETBlI
SCHEDULE. BEING DRAFT
Manager Bray Closes With Wot
berry Forest and Other Fast
Teams for Games.

After several weeks of hard prI
t!ce the John Marshall baske,h
squad. under the ,utelage of TucI
Jones. Is rounding Into form a
prospects for another champiopni
uuint arc growing brighter da 4
'ihcrc wer. no members or last yoal
team In school ut the beginning
the season. but q wealth of mater
answered tho call and Coach JoH
squad which has all tho earinaII
Of upholdinB the standards set by i
team OF last year.
Floyd Tyson. Sharp. Flave Tys{
been showing up extremely we'll
practice and II Is probaolc that d
hrs, team viii be selected from th1
men.
Jack Bray. manager OF tho teal
in arranging, his schedule. Due
tn" refusal OF the Marshalites to I'D
under the rules of the Virginia M
crary and Athletic League. whl
i iney hai mo share In making. he y
Deth unabh 10 arrange games wi
several OF the high school tcams
this section of Virginia. This
c.aopsidercd tn be- an advantage to d
M,arfhaii:es. however. as they usuaI
neieat these teams and Will now ha
u chance 10 arrange games wi
higher prep schools. Woodber
Forest and Blackstone Military Aca
GtIny. two OF the largest prep scho,
W tue state are already signed
play. and Fork Union probuDly n
be included later. :"
Following Is the schedule To ia,
January !--Bsncd!c;ino Mllita
College. Mt home.
January li-.Blackstonc Militia
acaheiny al BlackRtonc. p.ndins)
"a nnary 21-~P or; e IN o ut iii
School 1T home.
January 29--woodbcrry Forest.
February 5--Alcxa ndria III
school n, home.
February a-Univcrsi.y OF Virgil
FRESHMAN, nj home
February l2-p mouth III,
schooi. at Portsmouth,
February l3-univcrslty OF W
glnin Freshman. at CharlottesyilIo
FEBRUARY 26--Woodberry Forest,
March 5---Roanokc High School