Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
ATHLETIC CLUB TO
ENTER ALL SPORTS
WITH AMATEURS
Will Later Have Club
49," house and Sports
mems Field.
NAVAL BAND TO ENTERTAIN
AT GAME THIS AFTERNOON
Jeter Jones, of Merchants Ma
tional Bank, Encourages
Ex-College Stars.
IiN .INI: COIN,

Vibrating with enthusiasm that
many times reached The point of e%-
Supporters. gathered around the
Richmond. unanimously voted 10 make
the club permanent and give Rich-
mond an athletic association 10 be
proud OF.
tional Bank, was the first speaker
Introduced by President Dave Sattcr-
iteld. Jr. In Introducing Mr.. Jones,
the president laid great stress on the
oiact iAat Mr.. Jones was the first sup
porter of the new organization. not
only morally, but In a big financial
manner. which aided tho club in get
/. feet. Mr.. Jones remarked that.
knowing the Calibcr of the men be-
hind the move, he had no fears. but
the beginning, and that he was still
heart and soul behind the move and
they had only TO call on him in the
Tucker Jones Talks.
e, Tucker Jones. physical director at
the John Marshall High school. who
helping to support II with the schools
student body, was the mex; speaker.
Mr. I Jones smoke At length on the
good athletics does for community
/. aud -his big support has been more
ihan n material help In placing the
hub where i is today
some l9n@th on ihe advisabiiity OF
continuing the activities OF the club.
pom motion made and duly second
"a II was. unanimously voted to com
.plctc the football season and then
branch out in other sports. inclul-
inE Basketball. baseball. track and
tennis
Many short ANA 10 the point" talks
were given by Head Coach Hunter
Carpenter, captain Turner Bethel anu
Manager y. Bethel. President Sat
yl.r H.. 4.
ne seriousness OF the venture. in
which all We're In accord with him.
VIII Have Clubhouse.
II is the Intentions OF the organ
inGhon TO eventually follow ont the
n'ans-nnd model after the New York
Nihtecc club in having a clubhouse
may be he'd and include dormitories
and 4. country place. where all lines
o! sport VIII bc taken care OF with
proper facilities
Coach Carpenter then got down to
hard tack with the team and laid
down the law TO them regarding
The spirit shown BY ali was such that
very little discipline viii he ncccs-
S"ry TO build up a first class machine.
ne tsw minor injuries received in
~ VIII he" In uniform today and IN
ne best OF shape. Pete Wilson. the
.55!'SS,Imnoumn tackle. and Ice Wilson,
todays game, having returned from
business irips out of town
Bull" YAmcey. who made seven
thirtS yards last week against the
strong marine team from Culn;ico.
says ne - IN great shape ana he can
ne looked To for many yards in ad :
.A:iHc!NS the BAH this afternoon
~ Iiny M"narch> TodaS
me teams as they line un This
afternoon viii Toe composed of giants
Zen averaging lS5 pounds. Hunter
-afp"hter hcaH. SoaChi.wil start the
game a pu.Ttc,. i, !nirOGuc" many
new plays. which ;hc boys have n.i
iceted during their hard weeks rrar-
~ re; Cdfpenter VIII laici. plav h,lf
,a%K ana Billy Gooch viii handle Inc
Team from quarter
Arransemrnts are now being made
nnyh Gdines right MP 10 December
Win me strongest teams in ms
n7rt "i Inc country. Special features
~. ne C.mplctcd within Il few dIys
Tor Armit,.cr bay In conilInctin,,
Mi ~ ne bag game OF the local hign
To-day game viii start at 2:ao ana
tle ipHowing viii al some linn, L.
~ the iincup for Richmond. Ends
f'ro"n, iuuru MoCoulS.y podcn.
Svl: tackles. Bethel Wluson vs.,
'alhih; oakes. Center. knapp. I5rrgn
SuH; hacnNrId. Vance s. CarpcuI,r
'r"haim Wiyk"r kl,yurshaI. Sir',i
~, cosby Trcy!lltau