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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
HAVANA ENTRIES

three; year ."lda-iiotf"ot. -; Isaccarat i0s
Doc hine,hc io:. Zen Butler. lo2: Vada-
M!lc. los: Earnum. lo5. Cafeteria. Ie5 :.
r"IiciLrd. iu5. i.rcr Fox. l07: Lenshen' 5
Prtir. l'N; ituz,luut. ~. James e., II g..
, second ar"-hNe and onc-half furlonEs
thT."-S"ur- olds and up-W!Iiic Woods. lO.;
sophie *. luj: -. q. Hiri. l04: The Snob
l05; Prime" Easy. TOO: Weymouth Girl l03
l.aGhrosr. l"" Fwcuty- Seen, liz.
Third racc--iivc ;,ad half furlonks;
thTrc- yCar -"!1~ and up---A!aior BRADLEY. sS:
farst huiie'. i"t: Appleiaek. los: Bon Oti-.
r"revii'c iea l.aGy Ivan. liz; Tickle
fancy. ~: Premium. III.
., ForTi9 raes n,iI tgrionss;. ,hree.yea5.
Rorn. -: Dainty Lady. %! Marion Hol.
Garrison. .l05; rhedoden. i0i: Hocn!r. Io7:
M"liurH. los. Trophy. loc
Fifth raoe-rii" and eighth: thrce-year-
Odds aud ua--War spirit. %: Legal. loo :
kiku. Inc: l"iito. 100; Scotch Verdict. loi !:
Blue WraCl<. l0i: Hubhub. 100: HaT Il;
% Day IL; iufoTd. III: Walnut Hail. II !:
BHi!@. III: Cromwell ~.
sixth rscc-inile: four-ycar-olds and up
Daisy l.. IS: MARTY Lou 80: old Eylcrs
10! Hprllngamc. ivi Timothy j. Hogan
ini: Coda, l9i: Frank Eeoch. 100:
seventh ruCc--Inii.: four yenr-nIds md
Ep-Cork, IS: War Tan 100: Parable. 100:
T"talpn March !0i: LANDS on. 100: En-
core. 1914; MannkIn, lo7; Chillum. Ieo: The
ralker II: White crown. l1e: Gordon
.N...
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yoorm a. os 8ioSn Eli BIZ '9"
iS sGobs Oh pSI,s Chine ne INIT
' second fn layceHttreeyear Odds and up: six
faTIonEsy9a sn GansX a. Mi,ds 1Ss
n s Sir E Wersne s FGD 6SeF s
I51zza 10: sn6retash ~: True As Steel
charmlns' iis: issiuhc ii il5. General Nv
Third racc--iiye and onc-haif furlongS,:
IIs s wv hRlaas 1 Ff5s iSS 1saSht5:
s GI mhunieEh Gaon IS RghSrd ~
To-; Battle Mountaih. liz: Frank F.. III.
Fourth race.three- Sear;olds and up:
asse asS -! aal!ls ri Gsl" d 3?
j WIN; ll3; Toe The Mark; 11s,
furl"nrsm ifons Kong, ,ee: Hobby Al EN-. 80:
binding Tic. los: Ticklisb. ll2: Tacola. 1el !;
sS'ihi solss and mile
Ward. ITO: Marie Happo!d. l0s: Ponherosa.
MHyor S Gai1in ,i iod pE Levy ls Green
n"ek III. ,9S; Bethel Iilli; io7; iiIYniimah,
EtiGible-A;,sc. lo7: waterproof. lis: Ben Ben
seventh race-four: year-ol and up:
R Iru,s a"a lo, reu 1os Rei s,art. M ids
T ss sr GTssg l1f Boyd gsy5 Ss i'rpH brown
!'"rson;, IA; insolence. 10, Indian Chant
~; Elix d, us: Nab. iol;
Clear; heavy.
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BRITAIN PLANS TO SEND
STRONG OLYMPIC TEAM
Money Bcing Itaiaed. and Cream Of
EnBIfsh Athletes VIII Go to
Antwerp.
fDy Associated Press


LONDON. March 13.-Britain will be
able TO send team to the Olympic
games In Antwerp in August OF which
this country may be proud, it is de-
clared by the British Olympic Associa-
non In Il public appeal for tho equiv
Aren't OF approximately $4,000 to
hhancc The undertaking.
The time for preparation Is short.
as II Is for all the countries engaged"
says the statement. But thanks to
the magnificent training through which
our young manhood has passed in the
years OF war, we have, in spite of dur
appalling losses. rich material upon
wnich to draw IL developed properly.
We have little TO guide us as to
the measure OF our success in compati-
ton with other countries but we have
no doubt of being able to send a rep
resentation OF which the country may
be justly proud. provided the means
Of doing so are placed Mt our dis
pOSal
"All that is needed is that we Should
be able TO give encouragement to every
promising athlete. without withdraw
Ing him from his ordinary occupation
or doing anything which could Impair
the fully integrity OF his status as an
amateur"
The King Is taking an interest in
the preparations for tho games. and
has expressed the hope that every ef-
fort will be made TO insure that the
United Kingdom Is represented by it's
best athletes. Incidentally. no has sub
scrIbed fl09 $4,000 to the association
funds.
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JOHN MARSHALL QU|NT
PLAY LAST CAME SATURDAY
Champ tonsliip Battle Takes Place in
Observation-Disclosures Crowd
To Make Trip.

Next Saturday night the basketball
team OF the John Marshall High school
Hunt Will participate in the final
basketball championship. Manager
George Todd received this information
last night from the authorities at the
university. under whose auspices the
game VIII be played. and plans already
rave been made to carry a large crowd
OF Richmond rooters TO Charlottesville
In special car.
John Marshall is confident of captur-
ing the state title and Will meet the
winner OF the Bristol Lynchburg High
school game. Relative strength Of
teams In the running dscloses kRat the
MnrshAllites win play Lynchbdrg. The
Iiill City quint has gone through the
season without defeat and are opti-
thistle as to the outcome OF the game.
Coach Jones viii work the Richmond
team hard this week in preparation for
the game III charlottesville. ana with
the boys in the best OF physical con
diiion. the team Is expected TO- bring
back the. silver trophy offered by the
authorities at the university.
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ENTRY or HOCKEY team
TAKES PLACE NEXT FRIDAY
American Olympic Committee Will
Cable Names Next Week-Other
Details Worked Out.
IL. As.ocIateti Press.i

q NEW YORK. March I3.--Active par
ticipation on the part of the United
States In the seventh Olympiad at Ant
werp, Belgium. WIFI begin with the.
cabling Of the entry OF a hockey team
on or before next Friday. which will
be the first formal entry by the Amer
leans.
This was one of the first Of many
important decisions reached at the
meeting of tho American Olympic Com
on was owns to the fact ACT
that the entries close on March 10 and
the play begins April 90. Representa-
lives Of the International I;kating
Union assured the Eofnrssttee that a
seven of champion caltber was avail
able, and that squad of fourteen or
moro players would be ready TO sail
within two weeks, ur'ess untowaro
conditions arose.
This was the first real entry action
of the present committee. but plans
and arrangements were completed at
the lengthy session today for increaS-
Ing activity from now. until the team
sails for Belgium on July "a.
President Wilson was elected unani-
mously honorary president of the COM
mittee. and Matthew L. ITalpin. Of the
New York a. c.. team manager. the
same position he held on the American
were also selected for the sectional
trini games to be held at Chicago,
Philadelphia and Pasadena on June 26
and the finals tryouts allotted TO inc
Harvard Stadium on July IL.
Expenses VIII Be S20O,0O0.
Ciustavus r. Kirby, president OF the
American Olympic Committee, stated
in his opening address that close 10
100000 would be required TO trans
port and house the American teams
while competing in Belgium, and MADE
plea for a nationwide campaign TO
co!iec, the necessary funds. ,.,
Lieutenant General Robert /" BuS
lard. commander OF the Department or
tho East. was elected captain of the
shooting teams 1t was announced
that trials for tho rife and renor ri,s
entrants would be held at the marine
corps rifle range, Quantico, Va, our
ing the month of June.
The fencing, trials will be heid IN
connection with the national champion;;
ship tournament in this city the last
The swimming tryouts for men III
of July and tho test for, women en-:
,rants held In or near New York a.
the same time. -,
held about the same time. but lhe
places for the matches have not AS yet
Tean Sails July p. :,
Justice Bnrsow s. Weeks, ,o one OF
tho American members OF the interna-
LANA team Mosd s SAT- rdm New york
on July "a and arrive at Antwerp about
August ., which would give the atm
complete their training and become
acclimatcd before the track competi-
General William NJ. Wright for the
army and Commander G. Il. Mayo
stated 1t was the intention of both
branches OF the service TO give every
10 make the American team. They
promised the committee every assist i.
ance AMI facility at the disposal OF
the service.
The Great Lakes and Gulf Port Train y
ing stations will be the training head;
coaches will be employed to prepare
the sailors for the final tryouts.
Willis III. Booth WAS elected treas.
urer OF the committee In place OF
Julian s. Curtis. resigned.
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HEISMAN PLANS TO KEEP
PENN ATHLETICS CLEAN
Former Conch Mt Georgia Tech WIN
Co-Operate With Faculty
Ne IN herH

~, Nv Associated Press,l -
W. Heisman, coach of the UniversIty
or pennsylvania football team. told; ifls
Associated Pennsylvania Clubs ats
recent conference in Wilmington. SDsi
ne was determined to keep football
conditions at the university clean
and ship-shapc 49,
am in sympathy With the faculty
IN the matter OF college athletics'';,f,b
said. believe young men conie 10
college primarily for an education and
not to play footballs or any other gsafnt
Therefore. the faculty should nut sbe
criticized IL II barR n football star.:for
failing Ill his studies I expect every
football man to do his college work
or Quit the team %
Il like to win as well as anybndy.
hut il must be done fairly and honor
ably. ] teach clean play on the Aeid.
and when game Is over want no
reflections on the coach OF the uni
verslty. Football IS no parlor game,
and believe in stern tactics and strict
discipline" -
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OLYMPIC BODY MEETS
Committee Makes Plans for
Zig Contests in
belgium.
nav Associateapras

l!v AssocIa ted Pressl
can olympic committee met here today
70 consider tentative plans and dates
for elimination trials submitted by the
Amateur Athletic Union and fourteen
other sport governing bodies, which
will send teams 10 represent the United
states In the international games at
Antwerp this yeaS. ~
The plans OF the ~ 4. u. called
for try-outs June 2G at Pasadena, Cal,
Stagg Field, Chicago. and Franklin
Field. Philadelphia.
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SPORTS.
Dutch" Kiln May Play
With Local Amateurs

"Dutch" Klein, one OF the hest
amateur baseball players developed
In this city, nnd for the last several
years with professional baseball
Clubs, VIII play with the Church
Hill Athletic Club this season, In
event he does not play professional
baseball. Klein plays UutGeld, pre-
fernbly left. nnd the Church Iiul
team Will hive considerable
strength In the OutcrEardcns should
he sign with them. Klein liz on tho
snspcnicd list OF the Petersburg,
Virginia League club.
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American, win nike R.c..

NEW YORK, March 13. -Goullett
and Magin. the American team. won
the siN-day bicycle race tonight in
Egg and Madden In the last half hour
Of the race. Egg and Madden were
completely .ba cd by the tactics of
the winners. who rode a brilliant and
heady race.
The winning combination rolled up
more than 500 points In the last half
hour. winning with ease.
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Youthful Son Barred
From Playing Match

LYNCIlBUHG, VA. March 10
wonder Mt pool, did not give n fancy
exhibition I'm a poolr0om here, al
though his father journeyed from
HIS home In Leatesvilfc, N. c., TO be
n Witness tn the exhibition. A city
ordinance prohibits minors from
frequently POOlrOom, and when
the boy wonder ANNOUNCED his pro-
rohcd exhibition II svns stopped by
the police, who acted under the orr
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BRISTOL ELIMINATED ny
LHNGHHURG HIGH SCHOOL

I.YNCHBURG. VA. March l3.-In tho
Y. J.. l. gymnasium NJ Black9burg to-
feutcd bristol High School in 1t second
preliminary game by the score Of IL
to 10. Lynchburs High VIII play John
Marshall for iinaI championship at tho
University OF Virginia next saturday.
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NAVY GRAPPLERS WIN
Wrcstlcrs Defeat Mutmen
Of Cornell Easily In Tournament
ut AnnnpOlis.

" 7 I3N AssUUIAteH PrcyS.l
ANNAPOLIS, March 10. = Winning
three bouts by falls and three by deci-
sions and losing one by decision. the
midshipmen wrestlers easily conquered
Cornell in a wrestling amtch here to-
day. The score by points was: Navy.
81: Cornell, L. The lthncans counted
only in the t1o-pound class. in which
Mackey proved too strong for IIouGh,
Navy's midget, hitherto undefeated.
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STANFORD FAVoRs POLO.
Western State University Students
HIVE Large squad Out
for Team. ~.

sTANEo GNItERSITY, CAL,
March 13.-Thirty-tiv students have
signed for the polo squad, orgnhfzed
from members or the Stanford r. q. Il.
q. artillery unit. Ten ponies have Been
provided for the sport here by the War
Department. Several teams IRE to be
organized and matches will be arraHEed
with other California teams at ,aSa n
Matco. Coronado, Del Monte and Santa
Ba rDara.
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HILL CITY ELKS ORGANIZE
Lynchburg Lodge Appoints Committee
TO Look After Athletics During

LYNCHBURG, VA. March 13-U. T..
Fazzi, w. 7. Macleod and Ned Caring
ton composed committee represent
ing the Lynchburg lodge Of Elks to
members for the coming year. Steps
have been taken already to form and
equip Il baseball team and football and
will be played In their sea-
sons. The players for all OF the teams
will be chosen from members OF the
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Colonel. Leave Tor Csnt.

LOUISVILLE. KY, March i3-Nfa n ;
ager Joe. MCCARTHY, seven players of
the louisville American Assoeiayion
ers boarded a train here tonight. en-
route to Mobile. Ala. where the tea IN
will undrgo spring training, Twenty
three players will report at Mobile. III ne
entire team Is scheduled to return. to
Huntsville ADril 9
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EXHIBITION GAMES

FORT WORTH. TENAS. March IA
Fort Worth--Runs i: hits. 10; errors
2. Pittsburg--Runs, |; hits. /; err
rors. l. Appleton. Coos and Moore
Mack; Adams: Cooper. Carlson ana
Haeiincr. Conkey.
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kEARNS SAYS JACK READY
TO MEET FRf,NCHNtN ANYTIME

LOS ANGELIS. March l3--Tnck j
kearns. manager for Jack Dempsey
said today that Dempsey would meet
Carpenter whenever terms already dis
cusscd tentatively are agreed up1n by
h0me person having authority Ia com
plcte the match.
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bEsCAMPS SIGNS CONTRACT
Carpenters Manager Completes NeEo.
tiatons for HOut In Europe
with Dempsey.
Isv Assoc!ntcd pres..

PARIS. March l3.--Francois Des-
camps. manager OF Georges Carpenter.
heavyweight champion of Europe, yes
yesterday signed a contract with c. T.
Cochran, the British boxing promoter,
FOR fight between. Carpenter and
Jack Dempsey in Europe.
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Milton Stock Arrives in Camp.

Third Baseman Milton Stock put in
his. appearance at the Brownsville
training field of the st. Louis Ma
signed. leaving the cuban. Oscar Tucro,
the only holdout.
Tho first of n series OF seventeen
games with the Philadelphia Americans
from Lake Charles Will be played at
Mercedes Tuesday.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March Ia
~; errors. 2. New York Americans
ituns 2; hits. 6; errors. /. Galore.
MamauN. MOZART and Miller. Elliott:
Mogrid2c, Smallwood. Collins and RuGl.
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BOWLING MATCHES BEGIN
TenpIn Artists from Leading CItfea
start Singles and Doubles
kffnfFs.
,FBy Associated Press.

games in the singles and doubles were
rolled here today in the American
Bowling Congress with bowlers from
st, Louis. Buffalo. Milwaukee,, Toledo
and Indianapolis taking the drives.
Twenty-eight hvc-men teams coming
from Detroit. Cincinnati, St. Paul and
Chicago were to compete tonight.
Day and night sessions Of the tourna-
ment we're inaugurated today, St. Louis
BOWERS, competing in the doubles at
8 o'clock this morning.
Team standings as the fourth day Of
the tournament opened were:
Union Printers. Chicago .2727
Goodelfs, Buffalo .267O
Val Dora Drug Co, Chicago 2G32
Rogers Park. Chicago ........... 1854
Johnny Otis. Cleveland .2576
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BANK TEAMS REMAIN TIED
First National Girls Win From Amer.
icIfu and Tie Inter Aggregation

Girl basketball teams of First Ma
tional and American National Banks
noon al the Y. w. C. A. gymnasium with
the first named team winning by the
score OF IS TO &c. The result OF the
contest left the teams tied for second
place in the Banking Women's League.
II hardly is probable that the tic will
be played off.
Stars OF the game were Gregory.
MetZgcr and Williams for First Ma
tional. and Harding for American.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS. March last.
rors L. Houston Texas League-Runs,
3: hits .; errors, !. Davis. Burweli
and Severeld; Buscha, Mitchell and
Reynolds, Harkins,
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Carpenter Embarks for America.
PARIS. March 13.-Georces Carpen-
of Europe and Ills iii p wife. embsrRedp t ton
day at Havre for the United States.
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.ou ITt9 SupstI gu oHs-W IiIINms
iSs. 9: HuXter, 5 Hatcher. 2; Gregory,
II. Goals from foul-Gregory, 2; Hard
ing, -.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First race--two- year-olds; four furlongs-
NoorWel l05: Brown Bill. 10: MoIineTo.
10: Coombs. 10; oh. Doctor. no. Tutt.
10: Sir Mortimer. liz: Machine Gunner.
III: Dlenny lI4
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-05-13

What do you meant Say It." There
was fear AZ well as anger In her voice
Had her father somehow got Into
trouble trying to save Samf
"0h, I'm saying nothing. But whnt
Sheriff Bolt means Is that when he
gets his handcuffs on Luck Cullison
he'll have the man that can tell him
where that twenty thousand Is"
TITS a lie."
He waved his hand airily, as one
who declined responsibility in the mat
ter, but his dark, saturnine face
sparkled with malice.
Maybe 80. Seems to be some evil
dence. but reckon he can explain
that away--when he comes back. The
holdup dropped hat with the initials
L. O. In thu band. since identified as
his. He had lost a lot Of money at
poker. Next day he paid It. :. He had
no money IN the bank. but maybe he
found Il growing on a cactus BUSH"
"You linri' she painted, eyes blaz-
ing.
I'll take that from you, my dear,
because you look so blamed pretty
when you're mad; but wouldn't take
1t from him--from your father. who IL
hiding out In the hills somewhere"
Anger uncurbed welled from her IN
an inarticulate cry. He had come
close to her, and was standing beside
the stirrup, one bold hand upon the
rein. Her quirt went swiftly up and
down, cut like a thin bar OF red-hot
Iron across his upllfted face. He
stumbled back, half blind with the
pain. Before he could realize what
had happened the spur on her little
boot touched the side of the pony and
It was on with bound. She was gal
loping wildly down the trail toward
home.
He looked after her, fingers caress-
ing the welt that burned his cheek.
you'll pay for that, Kate Culllson."
he said aloud to himself.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-05-13
"I'M GLAD YOU'RE GLAD"

Synopsis. is.-Adventurous and reck-
less, rather than criminal. and ex-
cited by liquor. Curly Flandrau and
his chum. Mac, both practically
mere boys, become involved In q
>horse-stealing adventure. Dispos-
Ing Of the stolen stock in the town
OF Saguache, Ariz., the band sepa-
rates. Mac is killed by q posse and
Curly taken captive, after he has
shot one and himself been wounded.
The man shot is Luck Cullison, a
former fighting sheriff. Cullison's
friends determine to lynch Curly
as an example to cattle thieves.
With the rope around his neck he
is saved by the Intervention Of Kate
Cullison, Luck's daughter. Luck
questions the boy concerning q no.
torious outlaw, Soapy Stone, real
leader of the rustlers. F1andrau
learns that Soapy Stone is Culli-
sons bitter enemy and exercises a
baleful influence over the ex-sher-
on's son Sam, who has quarreled
with his father Cullison goes bail
Tor Curly. Curly rescues Soapy
Stone from a bear trap. At the
London ranch he discovers that the
outlaw is Sam Cullison's rival Tor
Laura London's hand. Flandrau,
visiting Stones ranch, is convinced
a train robbery Is being planned.
Sam leaves the ranch for Saguache.
Curly accompanies him. Eaves-
dropping. Curly hears Stone and his
lieutenant, Lutte Blackwell, arrange
to hold up the train at Tin Cup
crossing and after the robbery shoot
young Cullison and leave his body
on the scene. Curly is accused by
Stone of being a spy of Luck Gull
lison's. They are separated. but
part with the understanding that
their next meeting will mean a
fight to the death. Curly coniides
In Luck. Stone Is forced to leave
town. The express office In Sa-
guache 10 robbed OF $4,000. Luck
disappears and is suspected by the
sheriff OF the crime.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-05-13
"Cass Fendrick Is the
man you want"
(To BE coNTINUEDJ
cIaar.store Indian Sian.

In place of oldtlme symbols Of trade
now flashes the brilliant electric sign.
The origin OF the cigar store Indian
dates back to Sir Walter Raleigh and
his relation to the English settlers In
our sunny South. These fortune seek
ers, visiting the unknown new world
in the seventeenth century. and for the
first time In the history OF the white
race learning the use OF the tobacco
weed from the North American Indian,
symbolized this industry by the red
mans figure. Many man today wishes
for the pitcher Of ale Raleigh's servant
Historically threw over bis master
'who was on fire." In this manner the
tobacco weed made its historical ap-
pearance Into England, and we have
10 thank the Red Man for this art.