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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
LEGISLATORS READY FOR
DESCENT ON RICHMOND
Senator Mapp Will Lead Van.
guard of Solons-Many AR.
rive January 8 and 9.

Senator G, Walter Mapp. OF Ac-
comac. will lead tho vanguard Of
Legislators to the city for the ses-
sion OF the General Assembly which
begins January IL. Senator Mann
with his family, is scheduled to ar
rive Friday. They Will be uuartercd
at Murphy's Hotel.
Registrations OF members at tho
hotels show the greater number Will
arrive on January S and 0, and ever
one of the members OF both house
is expected to DO settled In hi
sixty days home" by the night OF
January 10.
Clerk John w. Williams of tho
House. and Clerk Q. V. Hanger OF the
Senate. Will compile the addresses OF
the members for ready reference
during the session.
Governor Elect r.. Lee Trinklo and
Licutcnant-Govc Elect j. j.
West, have not yet Indicated wheu
they VIII come 10 the city for tn.
session. The Govcrnor-clcct ia OK
pcctcd TO visit Richmond Tor u ahort
visit this week. and before the open
ing OF the General Assembly he viii
bring his interesting family here.
1t is not the practice Of the Lieu
tenant Govcrnors to maintain per
rranent homcs In the capital cit $
during their terms Of Office, for az /.
rule. they they only function Oh
cially during the sessions OF tn
Senate. when the LIcutenant-GoN
crnor is the president OF the Scna' ,
and prcsides over that body
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
COLLEGE GRID COACHES
ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION
DAILY Named First President,
Heisman Vice.
President.
DENouNcE PROFESSIONAL sronr
ADOPT Resolution Scoring CONNER
"'nItzing Of GRmc-Rcrommend
thnn2cs In Rules aud Appoint Body
{" study Modified Code for boys.
IBv Associatcd Trcss.

MEM YORK, Dec. 27.--Football
coaches from Scores of tho principal
colleges and universities of the
country tonight formed an organiza-
Football Coaches Association. Major
Charles DAILY, West Point Mentor.
was chosen as the first president.
John W. Hcismar, University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, was elected vice.
president and Dr. j. W. Wilcc, Ohio.
state University, secretary and
treasurer. Fielding H. Eost. Uni
versity &C Michigan. and Robert
Fisher. Harvard University. were
elected to tho board OF trustees.
which also includes the three oin-
cials. Houary memberships were
conferred upon Walter Camp. veteran
football coach, ana General L. \.
Pierce, president OF the National Col
lcgiate Athletic Association.
one of the first acts OF the new ash
ISOLATION was the adoption OF a rcso-
luton denouncing professional foot
ball. 1t also was voted to recon-
mend that the football rules he al
tered TO prevent Clipping from bc
hind" and compelling players in ehift
plays TO. come TO n complete stop
before the ball il snapped, Stricter
enforcement of the rule forbidding
interference with the defensive back
on a forward pass also was recon-
mcnded.
a committee was appointed 10
study modified code of intercol
logiatc rules applicable to boys In
this connection, the association cx-
pressed Itself in favor OF Il broader
system Of universal physical train
ing.
Any coach at an institution CON
nccted with Il national collegiate
athletic association is eligible for
membership in the new association.
Among tho woll-known institutions
represented at the meeting were Co.
lumbia University. New York Uni
vcrsi,y. Cornncll. Penn State, Rut-
gers. Minnesota, Pittsburgh and
Notre Dame.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
URGES PROMPT FILING
OF INCOME TAN LEVIES
New ANA Important Chances Arc An
h"unccd ny Collector OF Internal
lr<tuu,

Taxpayers OF Virginia were al
viscd. IN IA statement issued ycs,cr-
day by John &. Noel, Collector of In
trrnal Revenue for the Virginia Dis
iriet. To nIe hoir income tax return
blanks as cnrly as possible. The in
individual has until March H. to
make the return.
New ana Important changes in the
law have been made since last year.
onc OF the most significant change
- mat requiring every person, whose
gross Income for 1921 was S5O0O or
more. 70 nlc Il return regardless OF
The ret income upon which the fax
is assessed. Each married person Nv
ing with husband or wife, whose net
income MAS 50 900 or over, ana every
single person. whose net income was
$1,000 or over. are required TO make
"a return. Widows and WidowcrS and
persons separated or divorced from
hJslHnd or wife. arc regarded as
Yl"ric persons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
SANTA REMEMBERS
INJURED WAR HEROES
|irsinians C"nt.ihntc 5000 10 Chris,
mas Fund Tor Disabled EN-
NcrNirN Nlru

IrEihians Contributed s.co To the
christmas fund for disabled nx-
service men i'm state hospitals. ne.
"or!inE 10 announcement by Mrs. W
w. sale, treasurer OF the war Heroes
Christmas Fund committee. in
SNtu'cd by The Women's Auxiliary
OF The American Legion.
Indications thus FAR are that
naImcd eN-hghters in Virginia hos
pitals Received much cheer through
cnoriS OF the auxiliary. AT Marion
Hospital. victrola was purchased 10
entertain the soldiers. School chill
uren ~ the community are soliciting
FUNDS 10 pay the balance due. the
ST." allotted being insufficient to buy
the machine ana records. At Walter
Reed Hospital. Washington: Virginia
"oughboyS hurt in action. partici-
phtcd in tho general entertainment
Christmas. they viii bc specially
remembered New Years Day by the
auxiliary.
pr. Kate Waller Barrett, Of Alex
andria, president nf tho Virginia
AuNiiinry of Tie American Legion.
yesterday expressed appreciation and
gratitude Tor the response 10 the an
peal FOR funds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
3-EYE LEAGUE HEAD HAS
DRAFT settlement PLAN
All Tcarncy Presents Scheme
to Commissioner Lands
for His Approval.
Hey Associated Press. |

CHICAGO, Dec. GA scheme
which President Al. Tcarncy. Of the
Western and Three Eye Leagues
hopes may settle tho draft question
disturbing the baseball leagues. has
been presented by Tcarncy 10 Com
missioner Lands. il was announced
today. The two leagues represented
Ny Tearncy are among the five which
nave fought restoration of the draft
privilege by the major leagues, as IL
formerly was operated. but the min
orS hope for some arrangement sim
liar 10 Tcarney's plan under which
the benefits of the draft system can
DC retained without the object ionablc
features.
Just what Tcarncy's plan cmbod:cs.
aside from a method TO restrict
farming" OF players drawn from the
minors. * not known. Judge Lands
opinion OF the scheme WAS sought
icarncy said, before making il pub :
lie. -
1t ~ understood that any rlan in
o"rSc" by judge I.audiS would re-
c"!N" the support OF President E!au
Johnson, OF tn" American League.
no h',S been one of the most activc
advocates Tor an agreement on I'M.
u'att systems before the minors and
ma iurS.
LohnSons PROPOSAL, though not en-
b"'icd In Tcarncy'S outline AS FAR a.
hho"n. is that the ma or leagues
Sh"uid give player in return for
'Ich player drafted in addition to
we graft price. the exchanged PLAYER
70 u. returned 10 the ma jor. nj half
INC "rait Pre-" /: found untitled. This
an" othvr concessions have hcrn
nrEeG ny President johnson 10 brinr
Tue NV" larger minor leagues in linz
on the draft diSuutc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
SEWANEE HAS HARD
1922 GRID SCHEDULE
tRy Associated Prcss.l

SF.NNANEE, TENN, Dec. 27.-It was
ANNOUNCED here today that the offer
OF iinrvrd Of Il football game with
the Tigers OH November could not
De accepted. IL having already been
hilcd with South Carolina.
The fan schedule OF Sewanec for
1922 follows:
SEPTEMBER 3o-Bryson College at
Scwancc.
Nania at Philadelphia.
october li--oglethorpe University
ut Sewancc.
October 2l-University Of Alabama
al Birmingham.
October 2S-KentuciSy State Uni
Ncrsity ut Lexington.
. November i-Univcrsity Of South
Carolina at Columbia.
November ll--Birminghaln South
crn at Scwancc.
November iS-University OF Ten
neSsee at Chattanooga
November 80 (Thankspivirrl-
Vanderbilt at Nashville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Dan Cupid Vies
With Santa Claus

Good times mus, be coming"
commented Clerk Waiter Christian.
In Hastings Court yesterday. And
the reason say sn Is that so
many people are getting married
these days"
All the attaches of the clerks
Office were busy yesterday Issuing
marriage licenses cupid Wed
with Santa Claus In making people
happy. Up To II late hour ycstcr-
day evening more than NIFTY H.
ccnscs had been issued since Sat
urday morning. and tho end Was
not In sight. The line in the
clerks Office yesterday rcscmb!cd
that In the Trcasurers office sew
cral weeks ago. when the rush was
on TO pay tnN"S.
eve wish them all good luck and
Happy New Year" continued
Mr.. Christian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Furman Plays Spiders
Oh Grid at Home Oct. 23
icy Associated Press. !

GREENNlLLE. $. c.. Dec. 81
Furman University today an
noUnced its football schedule for
next season. IT follows:
September 30.-Ncwbcrry Col
leec at Grccnvillc.
October 7.-Opcn.
October l4.-Univcrsity OF Gcor-
gia at Grcenville.
October l9.-Thc Citadel AT
Florence. S. &.
October 2S.-universi;y of Rich
mord 1T Grccnville.
November i.-Erskinc College
at GreSnvi!lc.
November ll.-Univcrsty OF
South Carolina at Columbia.
November lS.-Wonord College
at Spartanburg.
November 25.-Cicmson College
at Grecnvilic.
November 3o.-Dayidson COL
lcge at Grccnvillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
ELECT DIR. LORRAINE
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Succeeds DIR. McFndcn, Who Re-
lfnunishrs Post in Dave IuIgc.
Observe 'rossuIn Might

Richmond Masons last night ccIc-
bratcd st. Johns night with fcastlng
and business. DIR. w. Il. Lorraine was
elected worshipful master of Dove.
~ T.. & y. NJ. at the annual meeting:
in Masonic Temple. He succeeds Rev.
Frank Il. McFadcn. u. D.. who en-
joycd the distinction OF serving: rs
master of Dove ana Meridian Lodges
during the past year. other officers
elected were: Brockcnbrough Lamb
senior warden: Wythc u. Anderson
junior warden; George S. Reynolds
treasurer; Alfred II. Mcdowell. sccrc-
tary; PATTERSON Wallace. senior dea
con; Walker Z. Cottrell, Junior dca
con.
Manchester Lodge. No. "a, 4. T.. &
y. NJ. held It's annual 'possum sun
per last night In its lodge rooms.
Moro than 500 were present TO celc-
hrate the custom OF the past century
which earned for Manchester the
SoDr!duct. "poSSum lodge" Officers
Tor the coming year were installed.
NJ. w. B"villc. retiring worshirfuI
master. headed a delegation which
presented Or. McFadcn. retiring
master Of Dove Lodge. with a bar
becucd possum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
NAMES CHEATWOOD
TO SUCCEED HULCE
aomptr"iicr nils pince 10 lie Va
Gated 10y Present city
tDlIcctor

Comptroller Henry 9. Corer an.
houncod yesterday that he had named
Luther l.. Chcatwood as cry Collcc
tor L" MI the place To be vacated 10y
Herbert l.. iiuicc. who was elected
to the Office az CITY Treasurer In the
November election. The place was
irst offered TO chief Deputy Charles
~. Lester Who declined on account Of
poor health ana the unwiliingness to
assume greater Responsibilities.
Major chcatw0oi has been an &C
i've hgurc in municipal circles for a
number OF years. having been asso-
ciatod with the Office of Commissions
or OF hcvonuc under several admins.
irations lie was out Of the city yes
icrdaN ana could not bc seen in ref
,rhHcC 10 the matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Property Transfer. Rccor,,ed

II was announced yesterday that n
iot OF land on the north side of West
WOOD Avenue, at the intersection OF
Brook Road, facing the avenue 500
tcct and extending back go feet 10
laimyra Avenue. had been trans
fcrred by John Stewart Bryan and
VIC To the General AsScmbiy's
framing Schooi for Lay Workers. af-
aliated with the Union ThcoIoricoI
Seminary.
deed OF sale was recorded in the
ohanccrY Court yesterday. by which
JAKE Brown transfers to j. H. Phil
iipS' Tor $4,000, the property at 222S
west Main street. fronting twenty
one feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
J. NJ. II. S. ALUMNI HAS
ANNUAL BANQUET
Graduates of Classes Dntiur. y,-.u,
NG 4" ~. Ent and Make


,'raduatcs of John Marshall lich
Schnoi' OF classes dating from SO To
~ heid their annual banquet in
w auditorium OF the Womai's club
president Of tho alumni of IN. scb0nl
WAS t"as imastcr. Dinner was served
at o'clock, to which Ia5 former.
graduates sat down
several OF the teaching start. pas,
ana present. recalled memories OF
various guests as pupils. CHIEF fig
vrts OF Importance in this humorous
feature We're Miss Ray Van Wort.
MISS Iva branch, Thomas Jefferson
S'rhhS and J. Tav'"r Robinson zach
iab!o was the scene Of class reunions
from 1856 on tnroUgh to 1874. l,ss.v
Of 10. Il ana 10 enjoyed the Iare-
est representation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
VETERAN BRITISH GOLF
STARS TO PLAY IN U. s.
Taylor, ) Times Champion.
and Herd 10 Compete
for Title.
(Ey Associated prcss.l

CHICAGO. Dec. o7.-Jamcs III. Tay
Tor. live times open golf champion OF
Great Britain. and Alec. Sandy Herd.
who held the british title in 1902
VIII compete in the national open golf
championship OF the United States
next summer ~ Skokic Club, Chicago
IL was announced tonight.
me veterans Will also make a tour
OF the United States and Canada,
iayi"r mas not been in America since
1900 when he played in the national
open championships at Chicago ana
hhiSh"d second To Harry Nardon
IhcSr veterans. both OF whom arc
over 90 Years OF age. are planning
|" play not more than three or -four
Eamcs each week. They will arrive
IN New York about July !. and pro
ceed 10 Chicago for ,1c open cham
pionSh.p. set for July IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
ENGINEERS ARRANGING
NEW YEARS PARTY
Program Provides for "Stunts" :
Meeting Monday In Stunpf's
IInIrI

In View of tho fact that the ncS :
regular luncheon OF the Richmonti
Chapter, American Association OF En- =
E'nccrs. falls ON a legal holiday
Monday. January :. plans are beint.
arranged for special program,
which VIII include stunts Of various
Kinds to interest and amusc. wiliiau.
II. Bates * the chairman on cntcr
tainmcnt, ana he Is securing tn
woods for something new and orig
nal.
The luncheon VIII be HELD in
Stumpf's Hotel next Monday at I
o'clock. and all engineers In tho city
whether members OF the local chan,
ter OF not. VIII be invited, as n greg
"Hct-toScthcr" meeting Is planned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Anthony. Condition unchnnrca.

Thcrc was littlc. Il any. chantc In
the condition Of Frank T. Anthony.
Deputy city Treasurer. last night. nc-
cordinS TO reports received from ST.
tI'ahcihs Hospital. Ills physicianss
stated that probably efforts would DE-
made today To take an N-ray photo
graph OF the Injury. MIR. Anthony
"ns struck by an automobile Satur-
day evening. and has been In an un-
conscious condition since.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Indy uibrrninns to Meet.

Tho Lndics' Auxiliary, Ancient or
der OF Iiibcrnians, Division No. .
VIII hold It's annual meeting at
Cathedral Hall, II North Laurel
street, tonight at S:l5 O'Clock Be
sides the election OF officers for the
year. there viii be social session,
during which many interesting fca
lures viii he introduced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
HOUSTON TO ADDRESS
GOOD ROADS BODY
Assistant Secretary Of Department
OF Commerce VIII Spcnk In Rich-
mnnd JmnIinrN I'D.

one of the men Of national promi-
hehcc WI" VIII address the annual
convention Of The Virginia Good
Roads Association. at "a banquet to
be given tho night Of January 10, Will
be Claude VI. Houston. Assistant See
rotary OF the United States Depart
mcnt of Commerce.
While in the city, Mr. Houston also
VIII be IN" guest At Il luncheon 10 be
rendered By the Foreign Trade Ru
rcau OF the Richmond Chamber OF
S"mmercc, plans for which arc nov
being made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Summoned 10 washington.

George II. PaCatcr. who resigned
Friday as ritlo clerk FOR the state
Corporation Commissioner. received :,
wire yesterday surnmoning him to
Washington. to take up the work OF
his new position. and he was granted
leave. by tho state board. in view
al tho fact that his reclamation was
effective next Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
U. n. C.. is UNABLE TO
PLAY HARVARD ELEVEN
IBy Associn,coprase !

CAAiBElDGE, MASS. Dee. o.
University OF North Carolina has been
InLbIe 10 SHIFT its dates To accept
Stadium here November !, il was an
n"uhced today. Alumni Of tho Uni
,r.TSltE OF the South. at Scwancc.
ienh'' Immediately started nerotia-
lions 10 obtain that da,e Tc, -,
team. N' ''4'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Slow Gct,.,e Auto License.

chic; Clerk Hayes OF the onIcc Of
Secretary Of the Commonwealth, eaiI
yesterday tHJt applications rnr au-
irmoh:!o licenses had flIl,n on con
Sidc-ahly during the past week. de-
SHi'r tfc fact that the law states thn
new license ;nuet be on the machines
on January !. 1922. The new license
tags have a blue background and
white numerals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
CALIFORNIA SECRETLY
TRAINING FOR CONTEST
icy Associnted pros

l,ASSADENA. CAL. Dee. "I--so,-.,
IN =" n I'r,nE 81 an Intensive nature Was
s,tN OF California fno,baITI ohi'er-
M H@rG ior rs aa,ile January IN w,
~, ..cWer Of Washington ma = w"
10 rg,iess, The latter squad i. J5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
I'll, EntLcrs IN A..

'WinE 10 the absence from. ,....
81 several members Of Citv
no committee Meetings were lp.,
night INC streets. utiliti,s and n,
N'ft.SinE bodies were schcAII. W.
iefHiar meetings. IN. streets g,,,..
mite" Nil meet At = O'Clock tod. d.
Intp"ct the route FOR the propo. .5
riverside drive and the bridpe oyr,
thc James Il, BYRD Park. The Ora.
nance Committee is scheduled 10 ,nco
az o'clock tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Amusement comcern Gets Charter

To manufacture, operate and deal
III amusement devices of all kinds
the Eastern Amusement Corporation.
Norfolk. Va, has been chartered by
the state Corporation Commission.
The corporation has a naXimlim OF
Sl2.ot0 and minimum capital OF
$1,000. The officers and incorporat tors
are T.. +. Williams. president. Nor
folk; c. 4. Prosscy. secretary. Nir-
Einia Beach, and J. l.. Williams, of
Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
State Iligh,,a, I,ody NIL.

Ine State I'Ighwuy Commls siou
WIZ hold meeting ui fredcricls
bury today. at which tho Construc.
i"H ~ The highway via ralyraN
'"LrtuoUsc. from Alexandria. and on
90 Winchester, VIII bo discussed. To
morrow the commission VIII III In
'H'- city to consider other highway
problems.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Chamber Committee Ia ,I,c,

r. I. Harrison. chairman. Las
chi'cd a meeting OF tho general COM
mitt"c on the 1872. exposition, for
Iriday afternoon at 4 o'clock In the
Ch"muci of Commerce auditorium.
Special committees Viii make reports
1t that timo,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
CENTRE PLAYS TEXAS
NEW YEARS MONDAY

AN DIEGO. CAL. p,r C,.,.
o!!rGe. winner over J',iy.rsi;, .,
i;hrlH"nA yesterday on In. I,,,1'
a'aSt West football classic. ,i,rnnG
I - U.s. i..cc opnoncn, today with re-,
,''.H eH confidence. Yc8t"r,ay's sc,r,
vas a8 10 o. Next MONDAY mo- ~
Dai iiii~e' the Texas \. & ". College, nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Many wouIh I.rnc,lrc I.burmoc,

An CONTAMINATION OF applicants {,
license 10 practice pharmacy In VII
riu!a viii hc held on January !
ani IS Ia the Medical College of Vii
g!n'.. y number Of applications n
ready have been received by 4. l..
Wynne. secretary OF the state Boar
nf pharmacy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28

The three foremost heavywcights
o! the y. j.. T.. Gene Tunncy, Captain
bob Hopper and Bob Martin. are more
In demand here now than they have
been at any other time.
I"nney is being pointed" for Il
h*ht with Tom Gibbons for the
iifh'- VyweiSht championship of
america. Roper is being brought out
~ new campaign OF activity ana
Martins audacious challenge Ia
dempsey probably will get him some
local fights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
NOTED MEN ENTERED
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT
.IBy United News.l

HINEHuRST, n. G.. Dec. 27.-over
lVV players VIII take part lin the
qualifying round of the annual mid
winter golf tournament at pinchurst
tomorrow.
The entries include Speaker Charlcs
E1iictt, Senator O. NJ. Hitchcock.
of Nebraska: ex- Senator G. Il JTcr'
En.rson, OF Nevada, and Judge John
carton faync. No confirmation can
DE secured here OF the peristant rl-
I Inta that President Harding will visit
fiAehurst this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
OREGON WINS CAME
FROM HAWAII. AZ TO O
fBy Assoainte,1 l,,n.s

iiONCLuLU. T. IL De- 37r-,;
Netslty OF Orcfon defeated the mi
E,efs.'y OF Hawaii here yesterday. IL
Dreson,s brilliant forward passing
WIS the games principal feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28

AS IN the days when Jack johnson
was making himself obnoxious and
white hopes Were leaving the pillow
i"r the pillows, heavyweight fighters
are becoming so abundant in New
YORK that promoters wish the state
game warden would declare AN open
season for hunters. James Johnston.
promoter, who advertised for novice
h"iN!cS 10 prep for battle with
Dempsey. has recruited ten gross
tons of ambition on The hoot. There
WI! probably oc AN elimination
tnmbltng tournament In g few weeks.
OF twenty fuur-round bouts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
Adycr,I,cr. wi, A., ~,

INC weekly luncheon Of the Rich
inond Advertising Club for this week
mas been cancelled on account of the
holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28

Miller iIussins, manager OF the
Yankees. Is understood To be making
renewed advances tn Connie Mack, Of
the Athletics, for Mack's capricious
third baseman. Joe Dugam, TO become
the regular third-corucr man of the
fanks. HuBSins is not through
spinning tops with Ty Cobb. OF the
Tigers. either. as Hug still yearnS for
Robbie Neach. ana Cobb would ad-
mtrc to acquire Everett Scott the
iank's shortstop Just obtained from
Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-28
PERMIT HOLDING FIGHTS
IN NEW YORK ARMOR|ES
Decision of Adjulanl-Ccncral
Gives Many Arcnas-Othcr
Sport Notes.
NY United News.l

NEW YOIK. Dec. 27.--Ncw York
probably WILL have two more tight
clubs. comparable To Tex Richard ;
Madison Square Garden. which kGs
had 4 monopoly Of chanipionshI? bat
ties under the present law. The d. :
cis!on OF the Acknowledgement ia
Albany To Kermit again the lcasims
of armoricS Tor prize fights makes
available several tremendous amphi-
thcdtcrs.
The Garden seats slightly fewer
than II geo persons. Billy Gibson.
manager OF Benny Leonard, is re-
ported Ia have an option ON an
armory seating 10000. The Benny
Leonard Jack Britton fight for Brit
TONS wcltcrwcight title probably Will
ec Pat on by Gibson.