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The evening world., 1920-06-08
FOulard FrOcks that
women like, $3.50
DeductinR 20 Der cent, you poy S3I.6O

Deduding 20 per cent, pay $3.50
Twomodels foulal d, in the collection Of summer
frocks in the Womens Gown Salon, achieving tre-
mendous because their becomngness and the fact
that they extremely pi actical for warm weather
A. nnAnI LnnAIlrn q
The evening world., 1920-06-08

Aetna Receiver Discharged.
The accounts OF George C. Holt and
Benjamin u. Odell as receivers OF the
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14
Wedding Bells

A quiet wedding was celebraha ed at the homcm of Mir. and Mrs. Hal Johnston on Saturday evening" Sept II. The contracting parties, wNre 1Ir. Britron Jacob West, bro- tn-- of Mrs. ..JohHton and Mrs Ann Swain. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. E. L. Winterberger of the First PrJ.byterian Church. Mrs. Johnston served most deIicit GUS wedding supper in honor Of the occasion.
 lIr. and Mrs. Weste will live in Skagway,. having purchased the house standing two doors west of Frank Webster's place on tenth ave. They are now remodelung tho house and will be domiciledc there within the next month or so. The many friends of this young, couple with them ever happi- ness and successc in their welded life.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14
HYDER ID HhVE
 RADIO STATION

No uma Is being lost in iuHali ing the towusite company wireI@ss plant whicI arrived sunday moro ing on the Prince of Wales in charge oor Emery H. L. Lee, raA cngincer of Seatue,a who Selec''i ths ,ite and is in charge of thotr stalIatiu MT. Lee chose a spot on the southern border of the town site, where there b a building suit able foro an office and Q clear swee Is obtained down the canal for the electric waves. Through study Ing the typographical map of the country between Ketchikan and Hvd3r he is convinced that therewi' be no difficulties encountered in communicating between these towns
 Mas.s at lease 90 feet in height will be uted and are being put in under contract by W. L. Balch Travcrsy Bros, and s. SvensoE'sup- plying them The generator VII be run by a gas motor which is now on the way. h case Uni does not arrive beforeo Mir. Le IS ready to tut tho wireless, h expect to connect up with the Alaskan Hotel electric plant and will give the apparatus thoroug try out before turning it over toI the regular operator.
 A walk will be built from tho sta tiono up Canal Street to Kansas,t and along Kansas to Internatono al by the townsite company, There is a space 25O feet wide between'tho station and the First street sidewalk and this will probably be brIuged by residents of the pied area.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14
h-m to -i,-cE kcecnnts.

Whrl c6ufs ,om" h#-k from the hank 8 good way io straighcn out ac- counts for rhc month is to paste inc checks hack "N inc stubs. The return check IS ia itself receipt and takes care of that r."t Of n" business. TAs large ch.,Hhu.Es hgyI-E three stubs on pgce arc q lit''o easier to handle than the small hu".S. X rubber band sraD-cI aroT11 tho returned checks krcns ,rpm from the blank part of the hook and causes no inconvenience. This is really wurth trying, for it veri- llcs the muHh!y statement, preserves the checks aQ1 does away with the necessity ui keeping receipts.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14

Roger Gasson the ackUowleds d head Of the greatest statis ticaI Bureau in this country lad lha,r recently he was . day guest of tle President of Argentina. we discussed why South Amcrica with many more re"ources than Mort A.a,-ira all pettIcd first is back yJ~4 cmrarcd to North America Whit d. you thiIk Imk.d th President. l don't know He answ- er,d. 'tut thia is what believe. south Amcricq was setucd by men
 rom Spain who camaamin search pf Gold. with only a wi ion for gold: but North Aluaricac was sett-
 "l ay th- Hil rim Fathers wlo eft Hf-larG with a vision Of God a#d d .s,.a to ueryo Him aud saDscn, added. speaking 10 the ae.tOn Chamberm of Commerce
 Nr ant kick down the lad der by which we have olimbed'up'.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14
Jefferson Arrives

The steamer Jefferson of the Alaska steamship Co. came into port about seven o'clock this morn-: ing and sailed about ore thirty. She had a fair ccarg of freight ard several passengers.
 ;ol ner south bound trip the will cali in at Tonake for a cannery crew ard fish before caiIing at Ju- ne&u.
 Mr and Mrs. E. J. Shaw are taking the Jefferson South for a short trip to Juneau.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Rapuzzi are south bound for a two months, wit with relatives. Their first, step will Dc Ut Boiiagham where they will visit with Chas. Rapuzzi 'd ,Istcr. From there they will 70 to Wyoming where they wil'yisit the brother of Ms. Gas RapuzzI. Jack Lee who IG we'll knoUn here in Skagway.
 MT. aLd Mrs. Dave stevenson are also on G visit to the Stat9i. They gre Ieaying on the Jeffer- Son and will be gone for three mont They will go thru to Ohio to visit sith cid friends and relatives be- fore coming back home
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14

Mist FlIen Rogers, well and favor ably known in Skagway left on the JeffersoE this afternoon. Miss Rog- CTS sc'duated last spring at the High School and is eputh bound, too take up work in the University of Washignton,
 ElIen haIs been for @ number ot years one of the live wires in our towno !n everything that makes for the enjoymentSl and entertainment of those who, live here andthose who come for a peasant time.
 It will be hard too fill her'piacec In the social as well as the church life h the community All her friends will rejoica at the wide ming field of opportunity which her entrarce to college vii give her and all wish her every success in her new life.
 She will be near her brother who & in the Navy and will have an opportunity to visit with him from time 10 timel during the year.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14

Miss Marjory Chisoln and MT. John WithriCk of Seattle and friends of Mss Rothmund, matron, of the W. P. Hospital and of her sister Miss Eleanore Roth- mund were round trip passenger on the City of Seattle. Mir. With rick anI Miss Caisoln were very much Surprised to find their friend in skagway as they had not know of thelr accepting positions With tho W. P. and Y. R.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14
Spokane Sails

, Tn. Paclfica CoaLt Steamship Spoksuo sailed from Seattle on Saturday morning with fifty six The following are lEt- cd for SRagway. P. Gelds, Ewell Ward, Nellie J. Scott, M. E. Stew ems, H. r. Hansen. Dr. Welden,,, T., NIrs. P. Way, Mrs. F. J. Herbster MnL. Philip NJ. Collins.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14
WHERE ARE THEY

Gracce Clark, now Mrs E. A. UI'ry would like to know the Pre- sent address of her father Denter Byron Clark and brother George and Abram.
 Mrs. E. A. Ulery.
 Thomas WaShington
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14

A meeting for all Republicans il th, City is called for thiG evening Tuesday Sept. 14th. at eight O. clock.o In Dr. KelIer's office in the Alaskan building. Every RaD- ublican in town is urged to be pre- Bent.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14

T!.e Golden North Cafe is now serving short orders from a. n1 to 1 p. ID. aud luncleonc B serv- d from 12 until 1 o'clock. The ltun"r hour is to 2 ?. m. on v~"t,v days and to { Sundays.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-14

Mrs W. J. Bledsoe is improving at the hospital and will soon be in her usual good health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
SPIDER BASEBALL SQUAD
BEGINS REAL PRACTICE
Candidates for Richmond College
Nine Hold Two Practice Sessions
at Stadium Field.

WIN ne Easter examinations" at
tichmond College completed the base
pa, .ci'in OF the Wcsthampton insti-
morning al Stadium Field, under Di-
rector OF Athletics Frank Dobson. 1t
was III" first hard practice of several
weeks ana an abbreviated squad re-
ported. The Small army" of candi-
dates who responded to the initial call
mas heen reduced TO twenty men and
much needed practice.
DobSpn announced himself az being
wen pleased with the workout yes
terdh% morning and had the men re-
port Tor Practice in the afternoon. The
morning session began at 1890 and
ended ut . noon, While the afternoon
practice consumed three hours. begin
Tho coach Will hold two practice ses-
SONS each day until Friday.
Sau"d Hc-ins Ia show Form.
Whil" no definite line can be secured
on the Spiders' varsity team ut this
time considerable WORK can he accom-
plished as the result Of the cutting
Of the suIad y lively Gsh; still is
on for every position but one, on the
team. and The men are beginning to
show form.
As stated more than a week ago the
greatest task confronting the coach Is
the developing Of AN inheld. The only
inhclder OF last years team is short
stop Jones. Who has this position to
himself no Other candidate having re-
an asset to the team last season and
Is expected 70 Keep up his good work
this year.
Iwp men are contrasting for each OF
Bow!"s. a FIRST bascnan from Chester,
ana chambers, are candidates for the
initial sack. Towill. product Of
Chatham Training School. and Walden.
wno began his baseball career at John
Marshall, are candidates for second
base. Patterson and burlington are
staging battle for third baEc.
-Four Pitchers Working.
-Four men, Sncad. SkaGgs, Robins
and ZciGlcr, complete the staff OF
Spider pitchers. Snead made AN cx-
tending Fork Union Military Academy.
Skagss was "a member OF the pitch
| Ing staff last year. Robins attended
John Marshall last year. ZeiGlcr. the
other candidate, is the only left handed
pitcher. ana in view of the fact that
II is his first %car at Richmond Col
I by the coach. Zeigler made a favor
able impression in football and bas-
k.tball winning mis- letter in each OF
these branches OF sport.
[ fielder OF the squad and has demon
ftratcd his qualities as ny chaser
} Tho other prominent candidates Tor
0uthoid positions are Pollard, Thonp-
+ played several seasons with Bencdic-
/ tine Military College and also was a
member OF the Taxa kola nine Las,
season.
| Behind the hat the Spiders are we'll
fixed. having Hugo Blankinsh!p, cap
/ tain OF this years team. Blankinshir
/ VIII Toe the regular catcher. assisted
1 rs Whittet and Watkins. watkins at
tended NcGuircs University School
md during his stay at that institution
was regular catcher OF several
Mcclure teams.
Richmond College Will open the sea
son with the Maryland State team
March 81. and the squad will be pushed
hard by the coach this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
AMERICAN GOLFERS TO BE
REPRESENTED IN BRITAIN
Official Delegation From this Coun-
try Will Sail for England
May D.

NEW YORK. Marcn %. The United
states VIII be represented uiliciall; in
Great Britain at the meeting OF the
Royal and Ancient Committee on Golf.
the delegation sailing May - for Lon
don. according to message tonight
from George II. Walker, OF 81. Louis.
president Of the United States Golf
Association to headquarters here.
The delegation will comprise Fred
erick ). Wheeler. New York; j. f.
hyors. pttsDurgh; Howard T.. Whit
neN. New York, Robert 4. Gardner
chicago, and Gcorg. II. Walker. 81
Louis.
Ipon arrival in London, a confer
ciCc viii be held with y. g. Croomc.
chairman Of the subcommittee consid-
ring the standard ball question, after
which The American golfers VIII so 10
Muirlield to confer with tho Royal and
Ancient Committee on proposed
changes in rules. Mr.. Gardner also
win play IN the amateur cEalnpio:i-
snip u: Great Britain. TO be held al
Murfield.
This Is the first time In the history
OF the game that such an oiiic!a! E"i'
representation has gone from thih
country To Great Britain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
JIMMY MURPHY ENTERS
BIG RACE At INDIANAPOLIS
Driver Who Popped into I.imrIi.ht at
Los Angeles Piuns to Pilot Specially
Designed Car.

i Hef2H lis ff Nb RMI appsh
Jimmy Murphy, who flashed from oh
security into fame by winning tho in
augural 23o-mlc sweepstakes on the
Los Angeles speedway has entered the
eighth international 500-mile race on
tn. Indianapolis speedway May IL.
Practically an unknown before the
Los Angeles event, Murphy demon
among the worlds greatest drivers by
his showing during this event. which
he Won al an average OF 1882 miles
an hour after :. nonstop run
brilliant future is predicted TOR
the youthful phcnom by racing OK
peris. his headwork during the Los
Angeles race being on par with his
driving Skill Content TO roll along
within striking distance Of first place
through seven -.ights OF the distance,
wtlIc his adNcrSarios were setting VIVA,
Was afterwards proven To De too fast
. pace. he came 10 the fore during the
closing moments OF the contest and
thereafter was never headed.
apol!s classic viii be II specially coz
structcd ls3-inch flicr developed ~
Fred Ducscnberg. master designer U.
American racing cars and motor boat
| engines To Uphold the prestige al
american engineering and skill against
the best the world has to offer With
Ducsenbnrg looking after the gasoline
stced, Murphy is certain of an oppor-
tuniiy to demonstrate" his ability TO the
limit IN the next H"oSicr international
and must be figured ace high among
the home brcds who Will cndeavor 10
team to the championships this year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
GRAPPLERS AFTER TITLE
Mat Artists of Penn state College Con
jideni Thcy VIII Win lntcrcoi-
IcEJutc GhnmplonSlip.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
STATE COLLEGE,. PA, March -
The penn State wrcstlcrs viii invade
rhiladoIphia next Friday and Satur-
da! with the firm intention OF bring <
back the intcrcolloS iatc mat title for
I'll. third successive year. Having Sc
cured comparatively easy Victories oNe.
four Of IN. six other members OF III"
league. and having been the only team
10 extend the Navy gTappiers the Blu"
and White matu"n have good grounds
for condolences. Penn State has made
a. great record N the wrestling game
The Niti,uy boys were admitted 10 inc
intercollegiate association in ISIS. and
o.. their first appearance in the cham
plonship bouts they won six individual
Championships out OF u possible seven
the greatest showing ever made by a
member Of the league. Last year, al
though tho Blue and White won only
Two Individual championship the tota!
OIL tWunty-lIrcc points was enough 10
nosc out l.chigh, the nearest compcti-
tor.
team 10 III. championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
HAVANA RESULTS

r,rst receive. ana. one-hnlf .furlons:s.'-.,-
To- l. J 10 :. i to 3. second; Mary tI,4hurh.
Iiine- III! Is sherry sIma!Istone. tiot-
fovt. DireciUr James. SEA Prince. 3ia iog
Bradley ana KaNcESsh ran.
Second rtre---,itr ,,ul -hn!i iurtungs--
TrAscuclo. is5 tSeuoiS Silva. JED. . To ..
to ., to 1. ""uu: Manganese, 20 'l.I"ut
J.; Muibetty), To- /; 70 l. to :. second
yS g. ., ;hird T,Ine-Tl;ia a-5 ii"pds
.r Glr' Il, 5nfe' & D. i"Il9 a '5a. i.,a
q. Iui Gjrvwul. : to !. 20 .. 10 :. sec
onG. Joua neaiy. le3 tAtkinsonb. to /.
20 8. ? TO .. third. T.rls--i:ls 80.
blanche Donation. Lady lanEden. St!S;to.
lack Dawson and Old Ey:crs ran.
Fourth raC,--s.S furlongs -Picrrot. lJD
Brown /" J. 20 3. out. WON. Eora.
iiasty Cora II. tF.Hloy). 20 !. even, out.
lhrd. Time-i:ls. Nay Mauisby. I":ic
Fit;h race--si1 turionrs- buster Clark,
i'hodrS,cn. ~ CTGyIor). - !. even. out.
second: GolGstono. los H'icn.ns,. 20 /. {.
10 i. out, third. riU!e--!iG 80. Banca
aud SISTER Susie ran
SiNtu race--uue mile and my yatGs-
Little Cote. iG2 tF!c.ch"rl. J TO J. 9 to O..
30 8. won. Mnnokin. 100 tiSa!nca). j to J..
;. TO .. second. BurlinSatnr. lHo
,JHrrclD. 10 tn ]. - !, 20 i. thi: 4.
rin.-i:5O Drusina. The Gleacne- T!irt j.
Hogan. Legacy. i.lhoIIci: and Fairy ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23

was "ur % thc miny vaudeyi.,r en-.
tertaiu"r" whn vent overseas. and she
has brought b-"H some "f her impras.
slons in 4 group OF .xc.elinEly ainus-
INK inpersnnationS Size was assisted
~ lidnund !. iorsy at the piano. who
w;'s also resppnSibic Cor the songs.
Another very diiteren. ,,ct was IN
interesting. :ad amusing tura cuti;lcd
SHOES" The word 'oririua! has
been used {" death but in th.s case It
l. ahSoiutei! a necessary one. tJyonne
whipplr and Waiter Huston nave a
really novel offering. amusing ana
clever.
For, th" usua rough ana ready !ow
c"mcdy. 80 dear tn the hearts OF vaiide-
viii" nuiicnccs. James Mullen and
Anna Francis III the BIZ. Their. IS no
do iht that II is :, winner with the
crowd hut WHO could hcip hat langh
AZ ia" antics and funy face III Mr..
Mullen.
And one o; tn. hest things on the
bill was on last. The three Weber
girls. Grace. Carrie and Laura. present
"a Vaudeville Surprise. These girls
are the best in their line and one OF
them * about the cutest ever. ns sho
says herself she doesn't have to bother
with being an acrobat. Hut si,c is a
good one. just the same. And the house
stayed until tn" finish. which is ths
test
The usua. photop!ays and Topics of
the Day were shown preceding tins
acts J.. \. l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
TROOP 9 HAS BIRTHDAY
Oldest Boy scout Organization teIc-
brafes Its Eighth Ami


Scout Commissioners -. w. Durrutt
spoke on The Advantages OF scout
Camps" AT the eighth anniversary Of
the founding of Troop q, held last
night in Holy Trinity Church. to which,
church the troop is attached.
Scout Executive Charles l.. Weaver
also spoke on The Relationship of
Parents to SCoutnaSters."
Demonstrations were given by the
troop Of the variouS scout activities
Refreshments served By girl friends of
the troop.
Besides being the Oldest troop in
Richmond, in point of service. Troop
recently won the Howell Brothers
trophy silver loving cup. at the an
Blues Arinory.
Officers arc: T. O. Heinrich. scout :
master: CrcnShaw Briggs, assistant
scoutinastcr, and John Davis. scribe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT
Officers of National baseball FeJern-
ton Expect Great Season
Among Amateurs.
tBy Associated Press.

DETROIT. March 22.-Prosnects
never were brighter than this year
for 'sandlot' baseball, according to
speakers at the spring meeting here
today Of tho National Baseball Fed
crations board OF directors Many
cities in the Central West. Il was an
nounced. are seeking admission TO the
organization.
No important changes in the rules
were adopted for the coming season.
In an effort TO make the Class 4
teams a strictly amateur division all
players with professional experience
will be barred. Tho Glass AA. or in
dustrial group will receive most OF
tho new teams. Class A.\A is com
posed OF semiprofcssionals.
The annual schedule meeting will be
held ut Cincinnati July II. when teams
in three classes will be paired for the
preliminary games and final plans
made for the 1920 world series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
PLANE PILOT WOULD MAKE
RICHMOND AVIATION CENTER
Captain Ynckcy Points Out Natural
Flying Advantages OF This

BACKED by the American Flying Club
of Virginia. which organization has a
member ship Of 100 former flyers in
inc military service. Captain w. ~.
fackcy. Of Cooperstown. y. Y. is max ing
determined efforts to have Richmond
established as n center of aviation. The
captain points To the fact that Rich :
fnond possesses natural resources for
aviation. having excellent landing fields
ana such III all sections or tho city.
for several days Captain Yackey has
plloied ms piane over the city and from
hish attitudes has scrutinizcd closely
inc natural advantages Of this city for
AVIATION: citizens OF this city and
Mayor George Ainsl:c have co-opera ed
with the captain, and the plane has /:
hangar at the western end OF Monument
Avenue. The site on which the hangar
is located is known as Shepherd Field
and has an official rating OF "a No. j.
or perfect type OF field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
Charlotte Awarded
Carolina Golf Event
IBy Associated .rrcna.I

CHARLOTTE. v. e.. March o.
IKE annual tournament OF the Caro-
linn GOlf Association will he held
In Charlotte early in June. accord
inIs To announcement made by prrsi-
dent }. L.. SHRINE, OF GrccnNilie.
ChnrIcst"n. =. e., where the tourna-
mcnt WAS to have been held. has re-
Gently lost part OF it's course he
cause of condemnation proceedings
instituted by the City Council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
ADJUSTMENTS
Laughter at the Lyric

LAUGHTER At The Lyric.
An unusually good and entertaining
program is showing at the Lyric for
the first half Of the week, even TO the
last act. which usually sees the audi :
cnce hustling for the doors.
Starting off with Mcintosh and
Musical Maids" II Scotch musical act.
the program looked like it would be {,
good one II ii were like that all tho
way through.
'''rhc Doughboy Girl" n most origi-
was presented by Bessie Leonard. She
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
QUINT SEASON ENDS
Cascrs of Penn state College won
twelve Games Ont of Thirteen
Played.
LSpecinlto Thc Tln,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
STATE COLLEGE,, PA. March 2a-
One Of the greatest basketball seasons
III history has just been completed By
the Penn state five. and With Il record
OF twelve victories out of thirteen
games played, Coach Hermann's team
ranks on pay with the best In the
East. The University of Pennsylvania
champion quintet was the only team to
take the measure OF the Blue and
White five. in one OF the greatest
games ever seen on the Penn floor. The
(lnal score was 81 10 IL. and the Rcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
ATHLETE FOUND DEAD
Body of Charles johnson, Professional
Walker. Identified by Medals Won
in Numerous Contests.
lbs Associated Press. 7

Johnson. OF New York. professional
walker. is dead here. He was found
exhausted in n woods near here. and
apparently had been lost for weeks.
He was idcntiiicd by medals pinned 10
his tattrrcd clothing and by papers
which indicated he had competed In
walking contests in numerous foreign
countries in the last twenty years. He
Was about 10 years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
TEAM SECURED VICTORY
TONIGIIr OVER WINNIPEG

PITTSBURGH March 2c.-The Amer
tcan hockey team, which viii represent
the United States at the Olympic games.
won u fast exhibition contest from
Winnipeg. Canada. by a score OF 10 Z,
here tonight. Gcraa. of Boston, MEM
Der OF the American team. was the
individual star OF the game. He shot
.wo goals. Tie goal tending of i!onney.
OF Pittsburgh, also 4 member of The
Olympic team. was feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23

VIRGINIA MILITARY RsTrrUTE, Lxsu,s::
Ton SI-Ths Beard Of yisitCrs. at thcT Annxi
E;eruns 90 th> 10th Of nsIt June, ~M Uppa,s
STATE CADETS 70 ELL vacancies III the ID, ~.
AT LARGE Iha,s appointments carry hes
board and tuition. Applications ehould b. Cd
oa leruIs diva. vii! be p1nt upon request
z ". NICHOLS, Supt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23

ana EIue were outScored from the floor.
istered over Juniata. Dickinson. w. s,
J.. Lebanon Valley. Lafayette. Swarth-
more, George Washington University,
West Virginia, lchigh and Pitt. twice.
while an alumni team made up Of cx-
captains also succumbcd To Hcrmann's
living quintet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
HOCKEY TEAM ACCEPTED
american Committee Advised Olympi,
OFFICIALS Have Passed on United
States Team.
icy Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March 22-Accep;ancc
~ inc United states hockey team for
Olympic games matches was announced
in :, cable received today. by the Amer
lcs,l olympic committee from Antwerp.
Following receipt OF the cable the
committee stated the team would sa:!
for Antwerp on April : or 10. AND would
arrive there in time for several days
OF practice before the opening contests
scheduled for the latter pare OF next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23

. TAMPA. FLA, March 22.-Ncithcr
Manager Fat Moran nor Captain ilcinic
C;roh was with the Cincinnati Nationals.
who are here fought for IL series with
the Washington Americans. Moran VIII
nave an N--ay taken Of an injured
foot In Miami tomorrow, while Groh
has spruined back.