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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
IN TURNER-KET ONEN BOUT
Middlcwcight Grapplcrs Nee, Here
Monday Night for Police
Gazette BELT.

Waino kctonen and Toe Turner.
niddlcwcigh; wrcsilcrs. who will ap-
lear in this city next Monday night
III match FOR the Police Gazette
bclt, already are IN training for the
mn! and the AFFAIR promises to he one
of the best seen here in many a day
The grapplcrS will take on several
opponents during the week and
should I've In iirst-class condition
when they arrive here Sunday.
The match between Turner and
ketoncn viii he staged III the city
AUDITORIUM. aud the fact that the
10 the winner has created more than
ordinary Interest In ;hc affair. The
belt has been the property OF Turner
FOR the last several years bu; recent
~ was purchased by the ltichinond
promoters for u considerable sum
Both Grapplcrs have agreed to
wrestlr under the terms OF an iron
clad" contract. which assures them
rec"iEc a cent OF money. the belt GO
in" TO The winner OF the match. Tho
anair viii Dc the best TWO out OF
thrss falls and me winner has
during Il period Of four months with
the belt as The stake. This latter
clause makes il possible for Nike
rokel Ia compete for the lille later.
Il chance to wrestle for the belt. pro
yidsh they can make l5s pounds
While the match between Turner
and Ectoncu will be III. feature Of
The night the amateur championship
OF RichiIond also Will he at stake.
"i"kc' Smith, one OF the promoters,
announces that two Of the best anna
teur grapplcrs OF This city, viii face
each other in the preliminary. Just
who these men will be has not bcrn
decided upon. but capable men VIII
bc secured. II had been planned I"
have Smith meet Fritz Hansen in the
other bout of the evening, but the
not wrcStlc for several weeks.
Believing that the crowd VIII h"
The iarges: OF tie year the promo
ters are making arrangements with
hav" III. stage at the auditorium en-
larScd temporarily to take care of
additional rinvsidr patrons. Tickets
to the match Went on sal" yesterday.
Ladies Will bc charged half price.
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ARMY OUTSCORES EVERY
EASTERN FOOTBALL TEAM
West Point Eleven Registers SIN
Points, hut Loses To Navy
and NOtrc Dame.
lBN Associattd Nr.ss-


NEW YORK. Nov - West Point.
although defeated hy Navy and No,rc
Dame. managed 10 roll up the largest
aggregate score Of any Eastern foot
ball team during the season just
closed --3l points--lnl Williams,
with Benny Boyuton. ;hc star iudj-
viduai scorer OF the East; WAS nest
IN line with - total % 81 points.
Boston College holds the palm from
II defensive standpoint with only
sixteen points scored hy its cIpo-
n"ntS against twcutv-Scvcn for syria
cuSe. boston also is the Only large
Eastern school with q clear string
OF victories. most OF the other teams
having had their records ma:rti with
one or moro Ii" games.
Harvard. Princeton. PITTSBURGH.
Penn state ana Stevens all closed
their schedules undefcated. bu, Tho
TIE contest between princeton and
Harvard left the question of su
prcmacy unsoivcd. Penn state played
ties with Pittsburgh and l..hieh:
Pittsburgh WAS tied by Syracuse ana
Penn state. while MiddicburY held
stevens To Il tie.
Thus. the close OF The season finds
the task OF selecting championship
eleven for the East more complicated
than usual. because. in contrast TO
past years. 10 one varsity team
stands prominently forth with Suf-
i'c!cntly remarkable record a. it's
back:
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

FIT r:r-n!e Iur.ongs-Fan;o,hc. nc
Moor 10 lSt.ckI. to !, to O.. second
S:eosrsiary. iie Ponce. 10 ;. ,h!-d. T.;n-.
Second race--!;ive and oae-nal; furlonss
kaEazZn II CPonee>, : 70 ! 70 tut.
Won; WNd Flower. ia Murray. 20 J.
20 J. second; I.-au Brumnr! II ID.
'Burk.b, - l. tG!-i. Time 10 All IAN
hlrd !acc--v" and nrc-h hal. iu-Ions.-
AelazS; Ill iStacK). even. . 10 = 10 :
won; Hidden shin. iHl iThu-f-,r !.
20 &. second. Lovers Lane IL los tnu,-
Lono, To : third. Time. l:,O!-. D.L
MCkeEna scratched.
Fourth race-:iyG ana oue-Eal! :u-loncs--
iiuei'' !v' iMur.ayJ, J. % :! to :! :. 10
won; Iona. !pt t.Grs:ordD. s - 4 10 =
second Machine Gunner. III ,Dier.D even
sn.'a. ,imc. l:io Gladys md riantoon
ruth race-,hscc quarters m!l.-nuIls.
nroni !o lSo!tileirI, J! 20 To- to l. uut
won; ~ y. Aiken: i"s tI.uusfor,i), . 70 :,
!" - S;scG"G' You Need. !or HonceJ
'cnsrn! iia.g. Columbia Tenn rcuain.n
; ,.s pan ~, ~ {" Tay.Vr. 10 .. 20 ;
..scond she D,et.r 10. t,Ponce, f. IT,
n In,ta' ,yi,1nne .;-'.n5. Also ran-Mab. BE,
>,Seyen,h rnc'.-'n.e ANA seventy ya-ls
MSrch1nt. 10 'Sm.'ht { .oi. 10 ';,n
Nun. rHhwri.. -yS N'OnCc) . 20 49,.
ssTonu' .SpcrG'i-r. ~ O.. S-y1 \ "a
,hIi, TIM. * 10. Also Tar-Itrn,.n
:i,hiiu.t'. MI tI.ey, Keen. Highland L.,i
4H'Ftt'H' haI4g0!lS, PADDY Dear 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
CHURCH HILL ELEVEN
HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON
CHM bornIo Athletic Club Develops
Wcll-ISalaucrd rcam-MaSr'S
Work Proves Feature.

'hiUn DpfiZp Athletic tlGb. An or
cani~ation which 5IuEc into football
mis- fan. had u season which proved
such success that tho Church lEl!
boys already arc planning for next
year. composed OF :hc younger men
II the East End th, team went on
the Held ANA fought hart for every
game. with the result ;hat Thanks
EiNin. morning il played and dccis-
lively defeated the ola Dutch Market
eleven ~ 10 g. This contest closed
z successful season and drought out
IN. continued drilling OF Coach Masc
From tn: urSt game III" team con
tlnu.d to Improve steadily. and
reached its best form in The iinnl bat
tie. tn work Of MaS., who played
guarternack and captaincd the team
tn addition 10 coactin" the eleven.
season. lie proved 10 -" 4 steady
Will" the work Of Masc WAS SUI
perior - thar OF any member OF the
team. tn. other players aided him
mrl;atcrtaHy Erophy. tackle. and
h!bitions throughout Cunningham
an! Grimm. guards. we're TWO OF the
most dcpendab!- mon on the squad
l.hundcr. center. displayed excellent
ability. and aided the team by break
lns through IN" line on the offensive
kaffo. tackle. and Randiett. end. were
versatile players and were used in
nearly All positions on The team.
smith. iiasscl. Perkins ana Newman.
IA: back Held quartet. proved OF I'M
valuable aid To MaSa
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MARsHALL|TES TO PLAY
H0BERT TEAM SATURDAY
Richmond Eleven VIII Meet Phiia-
dclphin Aggrcgntion-Pla To
Hold Meeting After Game.

John Marshall Athletic ciub and
the Hobert Athletic club. Of rhila-
ueiphia. VIII meet on the gridiron
here next Saturday afternoon. Ar
ranGcnchts have been made 10 bring
the tsuak"rS to this city and the
eleven from the North tx expected to
furnish the Man shallit,S real nppo-
sition. The team does not claim 10
be composed OF former .til-An.ricam
players. but has It well -baianccd out
tit OF cN-collcgians and an eleven
that is last.
Perhaps the leading player on the
squad OF twenty-five men who viii
make the trip to !ticlmon,i Is Johnny
i.SHn. captain and quarter hnCH.
ESan formerly was "A member r.; the
hrrcerscurS Military academy. h!t
has played III several games with the
liobcrts this year Ills work has at
tracicd considerable attention and he
has been one o: the :n;LintL:s ~ the
o! the team are former Pennsylvania
Military College. NIilanovn. franklin
and Marshall, Lafayette. unlvsr..ty
Of Pennsylvania aud Mualcubur !
Hunter Carpcntos. coach OF tho
Richmond team. VIII begin work this
afternoon. aud by Saturday expects
10 have his team ia the best OF con-
I
encd by the acquisition OF several
college players. and the team which
represents John Marshall saturday
no doub; will be the strongest Of thc
year.
Harry Carter, University Of Rich
fnond tackle for four years. viii be
found on one OF the ends carte;
played his first game with IA" Mar
shallit"s last Saturday aud with the
advantage OF another weeks practice
wiki tho local eleven should mahr an
even better showing than that he
displayed last Saturday. Carpenter
! Intends to stick to his plan Of last
Saturday ami play Knapp at on" OF
the backs. The former V. NJ. !. con-
ter MAS used AS defensive center and
offensive back in lii. game against
tho Drcadna uShts, and his ability to
advance the ball proved "a pleasant
surprise 10 the coach. Con. StrInrcr.
Christian and Graham viii hc used IN
the back Held during the game.
settled the game with the liobert
team no doubt will he the last OF
the season for the club. \ mass
meeting will b" held Saturday night
in the Richmond Hotel. at which time
! the question OF playing additional
contests VIII be discussed. The
clubs name Will lie changed - tho
Richmond Athletic club The meet
ing VIII be open Ia tho public o:
Richmond and tEos. interested IN
athletics here have been asked 10
attend
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LARGE BASKETBALL SQUAD
ANSWERS CALL OF COACH
John Marshall CnYcrs liuL First
Practice Under Direction "f
Fucker Jones.

Tn. largest basketball squad in the
history OF John Marshall yesterday
answered Coach Jones Ca.' for cam
didn;"S, ana prospects 10! another
cnamp!onship pJini Were consider
ably frightened. About ciclty-iivv
men made their appearance ~ thu
Blues Armory, whcr" practice rs to
he held. many OF them cxp.r enceH
material VINO have played on jaripr
high teams and other CUNTS.
While there were no Letter rncn Ct
last years team TO aeed the call,
quicker Jones does not expect TINS
the abundance OF material Il, hand, nc
hopes 10 turn OUT a team which viii
1919.
Floyd Tyson, captain OF the foot
ball team and a substitute on the
BASKETBALL team OF last year. prob
ably Will hc elected captain OF tho
Holm Marshall haskctecrs. He :oca
Fart IN nearly every game last year.
and. while not making his letter. is
an experienced man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
BOWIE ENTRIES

Frs; r4ce-inE. ana .s...,,
Auruir. us: A. i..ra. ,ls s".,in
llo: Tiian!nm. 10. A'a-,.r, %" y
freda. it1. SyrGarsa.. 1861 E.r.. NJ
Counting Co!ors 100. Hone ID ~
Ter. %; The Forc.rr.r =. i''"r =
Lord Hamilton. 100 Msrh. i..Etn,. 20
.arEhcto, 30. Also glide ~
ivo: d M;s,rcss o pohy. lo-. T,.ls,ggi. rs.
III: y; Stone. 1861 Hoaa II RI. 'H,sf.s.'
LOG: Dolly G. I05: Vie la- ,.i-.
JOY: Blue Belle lG3. Huoas ID ' !, q ~''.
Evanis loi. Rhinestone ~ aren't
Th'rd racc--F.r and ou--la.. -,..
Wyoming. 100: Dry Moon.
super. IL; Ultra Cold III Tra.' 80.
JOG: Sycamore. l6c: Duo j.. N.-r 'rtl'
Legal Tender so: smart Cav ''s
Fourth race-in!lc and si1,,t,i
oharcs l:2; Yc.lorhAnd u. I-N
sc: War Note. !is Sandy "a. ."t
Ballet Dancer IL. l0s. Recount %. 60
FIFTH raee--In!le and Guar.er--c..., .....
il4: American Boy. lon Hunccfa. ~.
Spearlcne 10, keh;o 100 Bar rIg t.t
100: Hello Partner. 81. Courtfood ss ,
iingamc. Io2. SIR W. IO6: Wauscs ',.r
sixth ract--rnilc and G.ven,y yri
0oaler. liz. Tantaius. II2. Venai 10, i0.
SunnSlaId. Zoe; Lord Herbert; zoe r.,
Maid. l02: Gain - Cause ~
Seventh rncs!-MI!e and siiteenth-II..
drie. lls: Siesia. lls; sans pcur H. III
Summer Sigh. ilt. Widow Brdot,r, iii
Paul Connolly. 100: Birter Emblem, 10;
Colnmbfs. lie: haueuvre. las.
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BOWIE RESULTS

rtFs; r"cc---on" mile ana seventy .,,I.
.Ir - 'Schwart.l. sGO!6 80 ~.
&c., "Nl iansE. - tCampbclD ,,2e'
49, second: Fly Paper lV2 tI..nt,s..rri
80 ;Sar. ran N"suvius. Bar COS, No
Ssn, hc'n: O.. porolay's pc: Easiw.r5
Tough Maiden. Sndt ''4S l'-F''
TSse"na ,ag"1 one une-Ting.n.. ii.
,Mo33h"D,, 'le.ao. $50 $3.50. Won. Roa.
~ lvo t!.uxl $3.50. ,s.s0 second. -,
i,d t. a,s. Also ran: Kings nr!i.. ,,tus
w y;an' ~ Auorney. Ch.aa!e Wash, faa-n'
Third racr-sIH ana = hair ,,,5.
Manoeqy.s 10 (MlieG tlfs5, ; fHlII5'n I. -
S,"n lean Hu!lanI !0s (MG,rIg &, az
sIIS, .ssHj,,,ff' sisl.r Emblem. ll2 Cr!rfcr5.
f"rine!; SAMMY Kelly I.aGrSt,yS i'''''
t9H!tn raCc-gu- mil ,,6 ,..
lean Conc, 10 Mooney {, -.
~ 1,i5 ..'c. sseonc. i5thGuin.,--,s,
AIso IN Lady G"rtrud, $50. IT. ~
- Iar'--;Hilr and siy'rcri.h - -
500 ~ 1erNlsj $3.50 y.i6. - az
bccEn."i- 10! tSchHa-:zI ,.U6 an :
s.c1nd i4i''e p, iJs tituut,. ,rso I.,ry
i. an p,v ~. e. ran Mistress, l'any;.
Iton. N"'''' ''''I Ram
sixth iacc--'n.lr ana s.,,.-.,t no.,
, , rcn"' ~. ho'5l'J, ;tlT9. $40 "a
""n A'Etett" TO-! tMconeyJ !GlG .G
,siSm rht.h*i'"t u 40 G4ryisr. 5 e.
FIy BurAn.ame, Este Ca.sl ii|'''
e''T6hH ,.g@T ana ssarmth III
M.iyo!!o. iOi Oa.tsb $40, 80 ,"@.4i
!rcSuhhecf"N; !. lI.utlnsj isso MN
Martha l.nrs"tt rru-,,rs Co.y-.
shooter, i.-psCy. '+'S -
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STATE COLLEGE ELECTS
JOHN FAUCETTE LEADER
Neirich TO, VIII Captain Tnrhcel
Team in t9.t-PInyed Quar-
tcrharE Three Years.

WEST ItAl.Ei,iH, y G., NOV. 2:.-
John Il fauCettc. OF Raleigh. for the
last three years quarterback on the
North Carolina stat" College football
team. has been unanimously elected
CAPTAIN OF the 1927 Tech varsity.
Fauccttc received his early train
ing at tn" Raleigh iTiGh school. His
collegiate gr.diron career has been
featured by AN unusually brilliant
performance as II field general and
broken field gunner. and he closed
the 1920 season b. scoring three
touchdownS--O!Ic OH Il I2-yard run.
and kicking seven goals against
wake Forest.
Last year NJ was selected by q ma =
jority of sport writer's as quarter
back on the "AllSoulh Atlantic"
eleven.
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Court Dismisses Case
Against Hippo" Vaughn
,ny Associated I.r-ss.)

KENOSHA. WIS. Nov. .0.-DI-
Sorrc proceedings brought nsnInst
james t.li.ppo") Vaughn, pitcher
OF the Chicago National l.cnEuc
riub. by hts wife. Edna. were dis
missed today by the Circuit Court
OF i<cnosha.
vaughn, who recently WAS
stnbbcd by his futhcr-ln-iaN,
Harry dc Hold, In ktIIi Ia the hos
pitnI. Physicians today stated
that HIS condition In satisfactory.
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ALLEGED BANDIT. SHOT BY
POLICE, MAY BE BEALE
Body nf Slain Man VIII lie t;iyrn IN
hi'crsity Of Virginia, Unless
Claimed L
r Ihy As:ociated rrcss.l

ROANOKE. VA. %ov. 2a.I,o.ncI-
dent with the announcement today
James l.. Rodgers. alleged bandit
BILLED IN a battle with Eoanokc pole.
IN ia" outskirts az the city N5vcm-
O"' =. would bc gwen to the mcdi-
81 department Of tho University Of
.rE!n.a, II not claimed soon william
Porter; alleged robhcr and companion
o! Rodgers. held here. told police ne
itiG heard Rodgers upon one occasion
CIV" his name as "Bcalc."
ivrt,r, VINO broke his silence for
the first TIM" since he has been in
l"il here, added that he had known
rodgers only Il week prior 10 th, rob
p.ry November ~. 81 the Glasgow
'NaD Bank. II is in connection wi;n
tNai robbery tina; h.. and Charles
CIrtcr are being hcld here
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COMMITTEE WILL HOLD
NEXT CONFERENCE HERE
Bnrry Expected to Announce DAT
Todny-Intcnd to Inspect Sew
cral Sites Here.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 29.--presi
dent q. Morgan Barry, of the Norfol,
club. VIII return tomorrow from Nc,l
York, and Will then take up tho uues;
ton of disposing OF :bc Richmond
franchise In the Virginia League. TIL
next meeting of the conmittco vii
he held in Richmond. at which tim
the several Offers now before tn
committee Will be discussed. and pro
posed sites for the new ball park In,
sncctcd Tho committee has fui
power 10 place the rarchisc. while
can set remain In ~. hunds OF III
wilson Interests provided the leaSui
guarantee is roa,cd a once.
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MAUPOME IN RUNNING
Milwaukee Billiard pin,rr Dcfr,t.
1"hn baly, OF New York. ~ to ~.
StctOr'S High Run, Three

UFITCAHD, Nov 29.--Pierrr Maui
hone. q! milwaukee,. kept himself in
"a" running In th- prc!im!narics for
IN national three cushion billiard
cnanpio ship z defeating John Daiv.
q: New York. today. >" 20 -. in sixty
NOR" games. one each with IIicckhr
,"r. -" orc and Layton. the leaders
IN" tire" high men viii NEE, Rcb-
err Chnn%iaX in The finals. Maui
MN.lc he orc LnAL. a cnur
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burn MnN ont of Jail.

ELIZABETH CITY. y, C.. Nov. 2t.--
Six prisoners held in the PasuuotanH
County stock .ar made their escape
in a move way Saturday night during
he height Of Il storm. Almost under
the eyes OF guards. the prisoners heat
ed 4 fire poker red hot in Il shcct-iron
stove in The stockadc used for heat
ing purposes, and calmly burned n
hole in the Moor OF the building large
enough for them to crawl through.
All still are at liberty.
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Decision to ,,rI,ton

y Z w y, IIN. NV. u" JuVK
'Ec world. Was awarded In. referees
decision al III. end OF a ten round
bout her" tonight with Jake Abel!
Atlanta wcltcrweight Abel was
knocked down In the third hat con
tnued fiGht.nE hard throughout.
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ELECT PARRISH CAPTAIN
Tech End VIII Lead BIncksbur.
Team Next I'nll-I'iftecn 5Ien
Receive MonOEruns

!SpHclhI @ Inc TiWch- D!sputch.] 8
:. ihA' SbIt 70, VA, Nov. 29.-i
i"ft end OF the Virginia POLY footi'
tn!l team, today was elected captai q
o. the 1921 eleven. Robert Shult;f
~ LNnchburg. was elected fnnnarcx
Ti' following men wcr. awarded tht
co"ctcd Tech monogra'ng: Parrish
J.; Tllson. Rcah. lfardwick. Sarnder.
Shcr"rtz. Criss. Carpenter, Iybroolf
sutton. Schacfcr. Wallace. MIrt,,f
Rlcc. and ManiLgcr E.npa Wimhish
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Dundee aud Jnckson Even.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Johnny
Dundee and Willie Jackson New
York lightweiShtS fought fifteen
rounds - a draw here tiniSht. Tho
Judges disagreed and the referee
mad" tho decision.
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waShtnrtvpIan win. Honor

PARIS. Nov. 2s.-Thc Academy OF
Sciences has awarded the Jansscn
medal 10 William W. Cobi"ntz. physi-
Clr' IN tn" Bureau Of Standards at
Washington, for his discoveries in
connection with rays cinanatinE from
th' EARN and stars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
10 TcacL t,ho,o-P,ay Writing

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % - An
nouncc'n"nt was made here today that
photo-piat study and sccnerio writ
ing az university course Will be
!nauGurdtcd a, Temple University
With The beginning OF the year
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IndIn 10 Compete for CUP.

DELHI. INDIA, Nov. eth" COM
mittc- OF All-lndia Lawn Tennis AS
ISOLATION has decided TO enter "a team
Ia play for the Davis cup In 1921 d.
This Will bc The first tim" that India
has formed a team 10 compete for the
lawntennis classic.
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Skaters Prepare for
Events at Newburgh
tDy Associated rrc~.J

NEW YORK. Nov, :9.-Skatcrs
arc getting ready for the national
outdoor skntinE cham pion>htp
tournament To he held NJ New
burt:h ON New lcnr's Day. scores
OF entries from this city have becn
made, among the most prom
incnt being Joe Moore. winner az
many national and International
l"nrciS last year. The principal
cntrnnt from the West * Me-
Gownn, of 81. Pant. who was the
principal p"int-Ecttcr In these
events Inst ycnr.
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limits OH Field Claims.

OFT AVA. ONT. Nov. :a.-The Cab.
ihti. .n council. has passed an order
l!iHi'.1E 10 $50 acres the maximum
area 10 he stak"d in tho newly de-
W. Opel Mckenzie oil fields. i, was
SAID today
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uu,I,c ou,poip,. cnrbonnr

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 29.-Martin
Burke of New Orleans "utpointcd
Frank carhonnc Of Pennsylvania in
practically every round OF a IL round
bout here tonight and got the de-
cis!cn Burke weighed lI2 and Car
bonn. loo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30

NDlH KY. Nov. 29.-Firo orICInai-
h' lat" today in tho CadiZ Hotel de-
s'I0J,d that structure the court
h2n3", bank. department; store
Sh' en- other buildings and resi-
J, sHScsso The loss lRas estimated a,
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RcrryhnI to Cnp,nin vandy.

y NS'iN HE, TENN. Nov. ag.-
nraiicy H. Berryhill, half back on
,hIS years football team AT Wander
h'it University. was tonight elected
captain o: the 1921 eleven
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Grc.nc VIII Captain Army.

WEST POINT. y. y. New %. - "a :
Diet Francis NJ. Greene. of pOuGhk".p-
sic. y. Y, for two years the Army
football center. today was elected
captain OF next years team. He il
twenty wears OF age
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Miss Rove"
Tl.ne Of halveS--lT minutes
AZ l.r. ,..l l..
Amcrlrun, ~; Planters. 10.

In the first game of TIA" Bankers
League season at the Y. ". =. \. last
might the quin; representing Amer. =
can National trimmed the girls froir
Planters easily by the score OF 81
I" 10. Pearl Harding, in one Of the
forward positions. was the indiviI-
uaI scoring star for III" winners.
while Margarc, Dcvota'S work stood
out for the Planters team. The game
was fast on both sides and WAS CON
sp!cuous for It's cleanliness.
Score:
American National Bank --Mary
Huxtcr. left forward: Pearl Harding.
right forward. May Ross. center
Emma McCooi, Side center: T.. Cheat
ham. left guard; NJ. ioode, right
guard.
Planters acknowledgement De
vOta. lett forward; Mamie Davis.
right forward: Grace Gillian. center;
Isabel Scott side center: hat;ir
Sinlth. left guard Grace Cole. right
guard.
Scorc-Amcrican. 81: Planters. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-30
BANK WOMEN INACCURATE
SEASON WITH TWO GAMES
Championship Battles Begin at Y.
w. {. y. Gymnasium-Con-
tests Interesting.
BANKING wOMENS' LEAGUE.

Women employees OF four banks in
inns CITY opened the basketball sea
son o. The Ranking Women's basket
oail League last night in the Y w.
e.: y. when two games were played
The Federal Reserve team met the
.>ationai state AMI city SeNtcttc in
one OF the contests, while American
National encountered tho Planters
aggregation in the other. The gov
eminent team took It's game, 81 to 10.
while American National defeated
Planters. 81 TO To-
The game between Federal ana
state and City proved To be filed
with thrills throughout and the pre-
!tonS practice Nas brought out in
the contest. The teams have been
WORKING strcnuously FOR the last sew
era weeks and their efforts have no;
been III vain as The battle las, night
demonstrated.
Federal Reserve. champions Of the
league last Year. presented a changed
night, but the government combina-
non displayed remarkable ability in
passing. Il MAS forced to extend
tS'if to tho limit I" win as the de-
ieated aggregation put up an excel
lent fight throughout:
When the arst-nalf ended F.d.r,I
was leading by II siiGh: margin. but
state AMI city came back strong !n
The last chaptcr and tied the score.
10 TO 10. They could not stand IN.
ahead. winning u TO 10.
score:
Federal Reserve Hank-E. Branch
LEFT forward; !. Hryant. right for
ward; H. Jones. junior center. NJ
Sandcrson, senior center; A. Fccu+y,
r!Eh; guard: X. Brooks. left guard!
National state and C!,y flank
Adkins. left forward; Lcidy, right
forward; Nondc!licr, junior center:
faber. senior center; X. Dcvota. right
guard; Smith. left guard
Score Federal y. State and city
10.
Goals from hcid--l.. Erauch. :: Z,
bryant, : Adkins. >. Lr!dy. >
Goals from foul-T. Bryant, 3: Adj
k.ns. :.