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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
.LYNCHBURG CUNT PROVES NO
MATCH FOR ORANGE AND BLUE
Richmond Boys star for Charlottesville
Five mud Efforts Arc lie
vRrdcd by Victory.
Especial to The Times-DrpateA. ]


g CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Jan. H.
Virginia opened hcr basketball season
tonight by defeating the Lynchburg
Athletic Club, &c 10 Is.
Splendid individual work Of Pop Ian
nigans easketeers, particularly the
+ dribblinE OF Schneider and the accu-
rate shooting OF Pettway and Hatcher,
two Richmond boys, were the outstand-
Ing features OF the battle.
The visitors played minus tho eervicc
/ of their star center. Mencfcc, who
missed his train. Smith arrived in
time to s;a.; the second half. and with
him IN the lineup tho Lynchnurs five
played much better in the second
l'eriod. and fc- the Arst i've minutes
scored mere points thar NirEinia did
However. s;hc comfortable !ead Of 10
10 .. piled up by the winners in the
opening half served 10 take the spirit
out of the contest. and 1t was evi
ient Thai the iiill City quint had prac-
tically no chance 10 win.
In The person OF Mike Brown. the
visiting team has finished player,
whose passing and handling Of the
hall Won favorable common; from the
crowd THAT filled Fa:rwcathe- Gym
an eXccp;ionally accurate shot, and
his floor work was almost faultIess
G,snnawsy attempted many lons shots,
Following IS the score:
trEInia- LYnchburr.
fettTsy......... !-tt forward .,....... Lee
!iatcher....... right forward .....-..JoAasoa
Scnn ocr..........: cen;e! ....Cann.%
HankinS left guard .Ohteriiuccr
'ennin - 800. right guard ........... Nelson
summary: MISUNDERSTANDING Tor Ps:t-
Nay; Via fer Ienn!Hss: Scot; for Schneider;
Hstchcr: Smith for cfterdiaEe-.
Soaie from ceurt-iiatchcC. .; Pc;tv.y. 4
Schneloer. :: Newman. =: Stanley. :: Scott
E;,Les. I: GannSway .: Smith. /
Goals from toul-Pettwsy. !: STANLEY. y
RefereeGBa,ie-c NV
limo OF Notwithstanding ru;nM.c-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
VIII report to Richmond when the first
OF the plaYerS arriyn IN Anil

VIII report to Richmond when the first
or the players arrive in April.
Whether or not the outfelder viii!
be used is matter for tho Richmond
manager TO decide. In event he proves
TO DO too slow for the Virginia Lea que
the Doc will be used IN trade, as
Richmond has n fair supply OF out
helders on the reserve list. Doc how
ever. hit we'll during his stay in the
south Atlantic League. and Il may be
that he Will make good with the Colts.
In giving out a statement in regard
TO the transaction Mr.. Wilson said that
Eooch had attended 10 this matter and
had fought his own case and won.
Gooch's action was indorscd heartily BY
Owner Wilson and more than likely
viii meet with the approval OF the
Richmond fans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

~ Ers; rae--.--.hTee furloHss-M III IN
Mine, leg Glass. TO .. to 3. out. won
20? zoe G92odma,ns; ;i2 IW~IIT!gEton>. 5 TO !,
hrose>, To 8. 10 g. out. third Ti,ne
~. Run George. John s. Reardon. on
Doctor: Automatic l:ed also ran.
I, second race--iire and oac-hait fu.lonEs-
: 70 !. won; Hrdgcpiaye- ios iisut veil
:? TO even. ! 20 :, second: The pirate
~ tGS*S. - 10 J. 70 ! to !. thifd
n,,hsngc. riptar corino!an. Eddie Dee. jim
>, Ih ~ rSco--s.% tutlongs-puc' Devonah,r.
10 ,hi,;S, TO -, second; Rape hannocx., nj
I 9,osi i;i 5s i;S y iie:: thurman road:
ironne!' Miss ste!I:ne E5 SSni Ss HTI IT.
F5nrih -ac%--s,.i iie"' and s,,,so,.,
9o nG"6 wo a%I atoylsi y 70 l. 70 = ou;
- o. out. second; Psn.Tnan. lt3 tM.vc:si
:, t. "a. .. out, third Tim. i:5s
Mage + also ran o.
urn ~ nra. te m!l-Iy D-.- SIS ty!da).
10 hes Lace ics iThurSs-S II Gn' 70 S E q
"".; ;M;rd. Tine. l:4o 9-5 Mistress,
SiHth rbcc--in!is ana ;ir-.,r.b ,t
1t;;$$in 10 = won; ,ws,or: w,li$Sw. 70 81
~ Il, !" !, TO |. even. second: Ne
mir. . TIM !:5. Is Iia;,.ey No. 20 .:
oHdH: C-dmisail. Baby Lynch and Lt lI}anGy
,:t S.y.nth 5see,rr;ie and a qu.r.sr-K,ns
!" - won. J..acOp. IS stack az - - I
a., q, 20 !! "c"ni; TDnIac. ll5 iN;AaN
I,tt''i.. - 20 >. g. ~. third. Time s:i5:5
i'u"he!. !. .so ron 80 -'''SNVt !lc,
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DOUGH MIXERS WIN SERIES
H1rd-FOuEht Duckpin Contest I. Held
on Palace Alleys-CIement,
High Man.

The Nirginians. after the hardest
Tight or the season, won two out of
three games from the Richmond. Fred
ericksburS team on the Palace Alleys
last night.
There was more roofing than has
been heard for a. long time. Fla ch team
and It's supporters were lighting every
inch
Austin led his men, with high aver
age, and Clements was high score.
Howard rolled high score and Tay
lor high average for the Railroadmeo.
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The Strong Withstand Tn.
t0Id Hetttr Ihun IL.

cIn peonie who are feeble and ,'n,,,
peo9ie WI" are weak, will DO =; ren..ih
cnId ann snao'@d - go through The
ThSTEIESS chill TONIC. wh,rh g. H. >
ply IRON ami QEININF. susp" Moi u, III ~, !,
sSrur. So pleasant even children Nv :. u
INC f pu can coon feel it's Strengthen.
ADV. i''Cc tvc.---
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Eddie C..ey 10 ou,, U,

. CAMBK1DtiF. MASS, Jan. l4-EddIc
csHey. Harvard half back. who was
sEfyen place or the ali-Amcrican foot.
PAL! team tor 1919. announced ton.gh.
Ithat he would leave college mex, month
when nc VIII be awarded a war de-
Ixree,
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MINOR LEAGUE WILL. MEET
r rcan Association to Hold Contnb
on'Rat In Chicaso-ScheduIe
VIII he Adonfed
tBy Associated Pres.

CHICAGO. Jan. 14-R.-o,...,. 4.
im ,nn; !. Hickey. as president Of tho
fn nn;nh, ASSOCIATION seemed assured
owners for their annual mec ihn ci tno
morrow tLoN President Hickey has served
Be l rn-cicstcJ e Term and probably will
or five years. ''iih VI Inree
q ADOPTION OF "a 1920 schedule. and
n M salary and player limit viii be-
tho election. ''ico hiter
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Sport Dope
BY OAKLEY.

More and better sports are promised
this city as result OF the municipal
authorities granting the use OF the
arnories for the purpose OF staging
athletic contests. Four basketball
games are available and others are cY-
pected 70 follow.
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Tot2ls ........ ~ {
So1de Hros.

8 At the i4e;sch Aiisys MI 81 ci, -
cubs sna WHIT. So% come tore,h.r and IN.
young Hears arc determined ia Ont dnWn
sne iead OF the FAST STEPPING White Hosl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

Had the arnory matter been set
tied definitely before this Richmond
doubtless would have been the mecca
games. however, with others pending
might he a whole lot worse and next
year the contests should como easier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

Reports have been circulated that
the Buffalo international League Club
would 5r2in here this s nrba Ss,
this would he impossible. Tho Colts
will use Boulevard Field for their
stamping ground and with several eN-
hibition games already arranged, il
was deemed impractical TO have the
class IA boys here also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

Another Virginia Lea que umpire, Ted
McGirew, will bc found in faster com
pany this year. Mctirew has been
signed by the Pacific Coast League, a
class IA organization.
Signing OF the two Virginia League
uMpircs 10y the highest class minor
leagues speaks we'll for the Old Do
minion circuit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

Following the example set BY other
branches the local Tircstoue Tire
Agency has organized 4 bowling team
composed OF the following: L. r. KEEP
pei, George A. Allen. s. II. Hood, i. H.
Fry. Jr.. w. =. Sale. Jv.. :. J. Eicn.
and W. y. Rutherford. All TIE aren-
tournament by wire on the night OF
February 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

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Evening journal., 1920-04-26
NEWARK TRACK TEAM
DEFEATS ELKT0N HIGH
lecIaI Lo The EyenIng journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. April 26.-Newark High
School boys outclassed the Elkton,
ia. High School in IA ir annual field
and track meet winning the meet by
i2 to 30 points. With the exception
~ the shot put and high jump and
.Lc pole vault, which vas forfeited,
Newark won first place In every
event. The summary follows:
iOO-Nard Dash-First. Steel, New
ark; second v. Armstrong, Newark.
Time II %.
92O-Yard Dash-First. V. Armstrong,
Newark; second. Steel, Newark. Time,
ii0 Yards-First. Maio-. New ARK ;
second. Terril, Elkton Time, GO s-5.
$50 lards-First II ming, Newark ,
second. Major, Newark. Time, 2.29.
One Mile-Frst, Henning. Newark
second Dean, Elkton. Time. , 3 80.
POO Yard Hurdles-First, Sleel New
ark: second. Diebert, Elkton. Time
isltYard slS lIurdles-FIrsi, steel, New
ark: second, Comblin, Elkion. Time
lHsh Jump-Flrst Comblin, Elkton
,econd. A. Armstrong, Newark. Height
Brose 'ump-First. V. Armstrons
Nfwa second Terrll Elkion. Dis
shot piil--Frst Dleberi, Elklon
seconi, steel, Newark. Distance s.
feet.
Midi y Reiay-First. Newark; sec
ond, Elklon. Time, minutes. 20.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
TRI-STATE TENNIS
TOURNEY ON MAY 5

Eight Clubs will be represented In
the Tri-Slate tennis championship
this year. Last years schedule was
not completed, but the championship
would have been won by the Cynwyd
Club.
The season will open on Saturday,
May 8. with home and home matches
In singles and doubles.
The teams which will compete are
Riverton. Germantown. Cricket, VIII
mlngton. Cynwyd, Belneld, Overlook,
Plymouth and Mooresiown.
The schedule follows:
MAY S-Riverlon VS.. Belneld. at Bel
field: Germantown VS.. OVERLOOK. AT
OyerbroOk: Wilmington vs.. Plymouth +;
Cynwyd VS.. Moorestown, at Moores-
town.
May i5-Ovort5rook VS.. Rlverlon, al
Rlverton: Plymouth VS.. Germantown.
al Germantown: MoOrestoWn vs.. VII
mlngton, at Wilmington; Belfield VS.
Cynwyd, at Cynwyd.
May 22-Rlverton vs.. Plymouth. Of
Plymouth: Germantown VS.. Moorcs-
Town. az M0orestown Wilmington "
Bel0eld, at Belneld; Cynwyd vs.. over
bi ook, at Overlook.
NAV 29-MoOrcslown VS.. Riverton
/ at Rlverton: Belneld VS. Germantown.
at Germantown: Overlook vs. VIII
mlngion, at Wilmington; Plymouth vs.
Cynwyd, at Gynwyd.
June i2-Riverton VS.. Germantown,
AZ Germantown: Wilmington vs.. Gym
VIVID. at Cynwyd: Belneld VS.. over
brook. at Overbrook; Plymouth vs.
| MoOrestOWn.
lime 6-GerRantown VS.. Whining
ton, al Wilmington; Cynwyd vs.. hine,r-
Ton. al RNeriOn; OVERLOOK vs.. Ply
mouth; MoOrest0wn vs.. Belhelu, al
Belneld.
July i-Wilmington VS.. Riyerton, al
RiVerton; Cynwyd vs.. Germantown, ~
Germantown: Moorestown vs.. over
brook, at Overbrook; Plymouth IS
Belneld. at Belheld
July 2l-Belneld at Riverton; over
lbrodk at Germantown; Plymouth a
4 Wilmington: Moorestown at CynWyd
July 3i-Riverton at OVERLOOK
Germantown al Plymouth; Whining
ton at Moorestown; Cynwyd at Dyl
field.
August plymouth at Rlyerion
MoOrestown at Germantown; Belnel
3 at Wilmington; Overbrook az oyn
wyd. .-,-.-
Germantown at Belfleld, WllminFto
at OverbroOk; Cynwyd at Plymouth.
, August 2i-Germantown at fuNeI
. ton: Cynwyd al Wilmington; over
brook at Belneld; Mooreslown at Ply
! mouth.
= August 2s-Wilmington nj GeNnar
= tnwn: RlvertOn at Gynwyd; Plym lut
, al OVERLOOK; Belfeld at Moorestowi
September 4-Rlverlon at Wilmin-
y tom; Germantown at Cynwkd; .Oyei
, brook at Moorcstown; Belileld at III,
mouth.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
GREAT DAY FOR
WORKH0USENINE
Prisoners Lost First Game
to Fabrikoid, but Had
Fine Days Sport
INMATES PRAISE
WARDEN PLUMMER

Although defeated by the dupont
Fabrikoid team Saturday afternoon,
by the score OF 10 10 40, u was a
great day for the Workhouse boys.
II was the FIRST lime that the Work
house club has been allowed 10 play
an outside team. and this was MACS
possible by Warden Plummer. The
inmates OF the institution turned out
IN force and rooted for their team.
They stood around In groups singing
and cheering. The Harlan Giants Will
play the Negro team at the Work
house next saturday.
AZ the conclusion Of the game,
which lasted about three hours,
there were cheers for the warden
William Wood, a prisoner, VINO M
auguraled the honor system now IN
use, spoke OF his efforts, and wheh
Wood said that the honor system
could fail only II the men did not ao
their part, there was a Response "
Wen do itr ]. Frank Ball. louc u
The trustees. spoke briefly and com
mended the warden for his thought
fulness. G.. l.. Petze also spoke anC
expressed his pleasure at seeing tA'
game. II was decided by visitors ant
Others that The nrst open baseball
game inside the walls was a market
success. Among the spectators wer'
T. Allen Hilles, J. Frank Ball an'
Horace l.. Dilworih. OF the Board o
Trustees, Postmaster James J. Eng
lish. DR.. r. w. TOmlinson, the Rev
T. NJ. Ermentrout. c. l.. Petze, j,
Niles and l. l.. kirkpatrick, Of IN
dupont Company; Reuben Saiter
thwaite, Albert nOthschild and others
The lineup Of the Workhouse team
known as fhe Greenbank a. A., was
Harry Gold, centre fleld; Jesse Reed
nrst base; Martin Cottingham, lei
fleld; Michael Brank, catcher; Georg
Proud: right field; Harry Mcdonald
shortstop: Rodney Fisher, secon
base: Joseph Grady. third base JON
Langan. pitcher. Willard Fisher rt
lieved Langan as pitcher, and Grad
pitched one inning Harry Scott IN
bast player on the Greenbank team
and who was scheduled TO play SET
ond base. broke his ankle Frida
evening in practice.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26

shooters were forced 10 bow down 70
the sim0ntons who carried on SIX
fowls. In a special protectiQn race
the Slmonions were again IN tnr 1rput
In one event hut bowed TO Minnick
and Vending In the second,
The big event OF the day. the Wcnn<
ling Ten Spot, attracted neld OF
shooters, With w. Simonton, +; Si-
monitor. Kaiser and l.. J.. Boyce ueinS
d gh suns. In the shoot-on +. 81
monitor and l.. Boyce tied again and IN
margin OF 3 birds, winning the big
trophy OF the day.
n Thuill was the big noise In uae
South SldU-Eden school, winning pom
the regular and the special event. ~ ~
the regular he was high wlbi "
breaks out OF % targets and In tns
special With the same number ol
breaks. c. Thultt was high with u
In the second division shoot.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
TRAPSHOOTIG

Greenhll shooters staged a "good
lime" shoot Saturday afternoon.-
The SImonl0ns. father and son, be-
Ink much ln evidence In The regular
events. Captain smoninn and Jack
kaiser We're high guns with scores
or iiXlO. The next high shooter was
Clarence Walker with a iaN50 score.
The contestants were out for a good
time and In special events Tor chick.
ems as Trophies. worked hard. but all
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
THOMAS AND BURRIS
WIN AS FLY CASTERS

The first fly casting tournsment
ever held in this city proved so pop
ular on Saturday afternoon that an
other tourney is now under way.
TWenty-lhrce fishermen took part IN
the two contests OF the day, Chartesl
p. Thomas winning FIRST prize in the
accuracy bali contest. a Hedden split
bamboo casting rod. with an average
OF 9s.6 per cent. George Burris, who
carried OF the second prize in this
event Ia BOss-O-Reno-Bahs walked
on with frst place In the long dis
tance bait contest, with io5 feet, and
won the Kingnsher casting rod.
The first ten mSn In the accuracy
bait contest won prizes. while every
man in the long distance event car
ried OF some remembrance.
Accuracy In Bait Contest.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
cRrENn -EAF INVITEs GAMEs

Grecnlcaf Is re0dY TOT 9dInts WIII
any amateur baseball team IN the
state. Clarence Jones viii pitch, lie
did wonderful work for The team
last year. The lineup Is as follows
Davie Carbone. manager; All nelpizzo
catcher; Clarence Jones, pitcher; Joe
paradice, J. Nentresca. G.. Macellaro
JOhnny Smith, G. Pedlcone, Harry
simeon, p. Simeon Charles Cencola
+. Brank, 2. Candillglo. Challenge.
should be sent TO Clarence Jones No
1906 ClaymOnt street. city.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
,n-NneIrY nINs HnNIF.

eoy nroduce another si25np0 neauiy7
Hf,l,e Nenosky. acquired frcm the
senators has already won the ponii-
lar fnvor T the beantovn fam. His
isunfv way of walking down he
eeld and his numbering way o. bat
ting makes up 20 come extent for the
loss of Babe RUIN.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
POCKET BILLIAnD TOURNEY.

A pocket billiard tournament 10 ue-
eide the amateur championship u Del
aware Will open In Or Grand Opera
billiard parlors tonight and continue
for three weeks. Tho games VIII be-
gin promptly 40 : O'Clock each even
Ing. (Farmer) Edward Wilson 2 local
expert shot, will give an exhibition or
fancy and difllcult shots following
each game.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
nlslnnce nall ConarsL
nnnIlIE las CLASS.

TACOMA. April 2s-whsiher z. v.
Graham makes good with the Tacoma
baseball club or not really doesn !
matter. He reported at the training
camp In a T-passeneer buzz wagon
and 80. he was looking FOR work.
They signed him and his buzz wagon
with subdued whispers.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
GARVENE SETS PACE
IN CHURCH ATHLETICS

AZ the Y. NJ. C A. sym Saturday
night several good records were made
by contestants In The decalhalon COP
test OF local church athletes "Clin''
Garvine In the running broad Jump.
vent 10 feet ! inch, while his brother.
Jack, was close second. with rs
feet n inches
In the four events the Garvine boys
took irst and second in every con
test except The "pull-up," whGn Tat
nall chnned the bar ~ times W On
Jack GarVne second. hit ng the bar
i4 Times
Following are the results OF the
shot pat. q. GarNine, 30 H. in. J.
GaiVine. 81 n. s in Roy Hammond
81 n. 4 in; Ingram 33 n. ~ n (.
Jones. 20 II 4 in; Mcclure, 20 H.;
r. France, 2S ft 3 in; j. France. %
70 9 in. Talnall. % ft. 9 in.: Nit
terauer % n. 5A in, and Pedrlck,
20 u.
In the running broad jump e. Gar
vine nosed out his brother Jack" by
two inches, while Jack won the potato
race over Clifr by 50 Of a second.
Total points scored by teams fol-
Evening journal., 1920-04-26

Games scheduled for This Evening.
Grace No. vs.. 81. Pauls at 81.
pauls
81. Andrews vs.. Goodman at Cook
Harrison st. NJ. Il. vs.. Union at
Union.
o aidywlne No. vs. Westminster
at Westminster.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
A Ind Z. WnshinofOn. &
IEAGIIE OF NATInNs.

WASHINGTON. April 26-1he United
states government Will have one
league anyway. n will be q league
OF nations ihe one President
Wilson Is siill trying 90 break across
the inside corner Teams are made
up from the departments at Wash
ington. Sixty games VIII be ri yed
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
Ma :Or League Records

Iasi weeks record In each major
league OF games as played. won and
iO. With luns. hits. errors, men LETT
on bases and runs scored by op-
nonenis including games on Saturday
is as follows:
Evening journal., 1920-04-26

Games Scheduled FOR This Evening.
Edge Moor vs.. Emmanuel at lm-
manuel
Easilake ". Enworth al Enw0rth.
Union vs.. Hlllcrest az Hlllcrest
First Presbyterian vs.. Old Swcdes
at Old Swcdes
Evening journal., 1920-04-26

Games scheduled for This Evening.
81. pauls vs. Grace at Grace NJ. +,
MI salem vs.. West Presbyterian al
West Presbyterian.
slnerh '0ok NJ =. vs.. Brack-EN at
nrack-Ex.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
American Leanue.

Athletlcs-2 Now YORK, I.
Chicago, 9; Detroit, 1 40 lnnlngs)
Washington. 2: Boston o.
st. Louis, 4 Cleveland, 1.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
&9F.7AetR3Hf}nEHtSFSSSj &9.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National Leanne.

New York, .. Brooklyn, 2.
Cincinnati. Z; St. Louis, ,.
Pittsburgh, 4; Cincinnati, 4, rs in
nngs.)
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
CHURCH LEAGUE

Standing OF the church teams In the
indoor Quoit league OF the Church
Athletic Recreation League:
I.t..t nl.l.f.u
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
INDFpFNDFNT CANTS.

keystone. ,; Delaware Cdy, I.
Coaicsvillc, 2i; Friends, ).
parksidc, s; Delaware City, I.
Lorraine, s; SilVcrbrook, 8.
Wesley, 10; Wilmington iIiph, ?.
Defiance A. W., 10; Defiance {. l.. Z.
ST. Hcdwig, i5i New Castle Sec
Onds, 0.
Past End. :; Washington, s.
Nci0hbOrhOOd.. Z, New Castle, I.
st. Paurs. q; Lorraine. lrs., 3.
Wilmington Leather. 6; Penn. ,.
Poplar, f3; Peerless, 0.
Dluc Rock, o; hcrrick, o.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
Gamns schcdnlcd fnr Thls Ercnlna.

Epworih vs. Emmanuel at lmmanuel
Wesi Presbyterian vs.. Eastlake at
Easiiake.
old Swedes vs. Edge Moor at Edse
Moor
nlllcrcst vs.. Brandywlne at Brandy
wine.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
American Ieao,i,

Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at 81. Louis.
Washington at New York.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26

Be ambilious-you can find the
very job you have been wishing for
through the Wanls.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
SATURDAY BASEBALL

RESULTS.
Richardson Park 6; Marsnailton, 1.
Brack-EN. z; Newport, ;.
Flsmere. Il. stanton. ,
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
National League.
American League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National Lea0ue.

Phillles at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26

ThlrI Division.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-18
Winners In Speaking
Contest To Compete .
For Big Bank Prize

Winners of the p~rcliminaries in the
annua extemporaneous speaking con-
test held at the local high school each
year, will contest for the First Nation
al bank medal at the annual demon-
stration meeting announced to take
place in the high school auditorium
on June q. The medal which is the
most valuable given during the year,
has been given twice before. Ire
Gaulke having captured it asst year
and ,Franklyn Phelps the year before.
' The pre1im1narfes for the cxtempor-
aneous speaking contest will be held
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights of this week, as in former
years, a part of the regular public
speaking work. Every junior and SEN
Tor enrolled in the public speaking
classes is eligible to take part. Two
speakers will be chosen from each Of
the V classes, and outside judges
will select from Theses ten. Nhe three
best who will compete in the final
contest, May 4.
ExtempcTaneous speaking was in
troduced by Miss Lcona v. Smith. eS-
preston teacher, in the local high
school three years q This manner
yof speaking does much. towards ac-
curing assn rance and confidence and
forces the pupil. to rely on HIS own
ability. rather than this coaching Of
the instructor.
In the coming contests, four minute
speeches are to be made on Subjects
presented to them just forty minutes
before hand. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-18
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