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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24
REFoRME poL1TnE.

y u
si-au dat viata la Marasesti pen
tlu intregirea neamnlui ca il
tilnpul campa1iei din 1913 j,
Bulgaria f,lsese surprins .vazini
in scoalelc din oraselele 81 chia1
, satele bulgare, musee Scolare d,
tcata frumuseta... dar purtam,
/ pc obiectele ce contineau ctichet;
in limbi straine.
Comparati podoabele aceloi
sroale cu faptrle comitagiilor il
Dobrogea. 81 seti gdsi unul dir
aspeetelc ciyiEzatei modcrnc: a
cca formula, earactcristica po
poarelors Gu care le-am razboit.
\emtofilii an admiral intot
dcanna ordinfa geimana: fiecar,
iucrM. ca 81 ficcare ON pns la to
cul san ca PIAZZA neclintita ordi
nci. -. Nnnlai CA Francczul spn
SO: scarpina PIE German 81 vel ds
de barbar; ca, alte lcuyintc 81 eli
yilizatia lui forlnala.. ca 81 cea 6
poporului bulgar.
Poate de aceia s'au 81 inteles
atat de bine Ia ineeputl,l razboiu
lni, s'au injurat 81 tradat in tim
pul 81 in urma razboi,llui.
Sc vor impaca de sigur ma
apoi.
Aceasta ciyilizatie cauta sd fl,
imitata. astazi char pc teritoriu
terei noastre.
Pc motive de care vo,n vorb
poatc altadata, daca va fl ncvoic
ciyilizatia formei a 1nceput sd n.
invadeze, mai intain prin conner
tul german.
In Bucuresti au lnceput sd apa
ra pc tacute firme pur germane
de fieraru 81 masini in prim,l
rind, lar nlatfurile venite dintr'a
colo Sc cifreaza La zeci de mi
liarde.
ST Sc mai mira inca unii d,
scaderea xalorii leului nostru.. .
Oar toatc acestca all fost pen
tru incepnt. .Iata 81 nna dint,,
; urmari. @. foaie. nemteasca dil
Brasox, insulta poporul nostru, c,
| rateieli de pameni civilizati. fat
de un popor inapoiat.
MI @ de mirare. Oar fata d
astfel de insulta trebuiesc sd $
ia misrri.
! 81 aiei partea cea mai del
cata a chestnut. La insulte II
trebuieste sd sc raspunda pri
inSultc orr masuri de ordinc gel
mana. MOI, Romanii. avem o alt
conceptic despre eiyilizatic.
S'a aruncat intotdeama in fat
Ipoporului nostru insulta de lene
81 nepasator. Nepdsarca insa pro
vine din alta eonceptie, determ
nata Gle iubirea noastra de libel
tate.
81 in aceastii ponceptie, Rom;
nului il place sd priveasca 81 p
cei de alte neamnri la fel GU dan
sui - inzestrati adeca, cu c
vilizatie morala aceia izvorit
din respectful libertatii altuia.
! Filosoful Conta. jurist profnn
81 cnnoscator al firii popoarelo
care ne insonjurau, spunea ca |
noi ar trebui sd Sc aplice dou
feluri de legiuiri: uncle pentr
Romani. mai blandc, 81 altel
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-24

putin tot asa de sanatoasa
acum dol ami.
/. CIR. Oprisan.
din IN. Rpmanesc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
SPORTS

stretch and the runners continued
on down Twenty fifth Street to
washington Avenue, with Edwards i'm
The lead by good margin and White
ana McArthur fighting II out for see
"nd place. Wnito Winning by II couple
OF steps.
Edwards Will be presented with n
gold medal "a: winning; the race and
White VIII in- = silver medal Tho
next six mar finished Will receive
bronze mcdn's.
officials of lie race were: Starter.
Pat o'Ma!icy: judges. G.. Guy Via
a. l." iiuucrworth. G. II. HruZington.
T.. X. James, William Howard and
{. }. Jones: Inspectors. &. Il. Powell
III. johnson, w II. COX, B =. Nelson
ana l.. II. Mcfarland. The time
keepers wcfG X. g. GUulrlc and j. G..
iicbhlc. L. 5. Fitch. physical director
~ the city ~ vas tho referee
BOY scouts. under the direction OF
scout Executive Gpuiric. were there
handling the traffic SO the runners
could run without having TO stop. and
according TO III" officials they lid the
work We'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02

IIipl, Indi>idunI Score IN Ducl
NEW ORLEANS RACING
STARTS, DESPITE THREATS
District Attorney Visits Fair Grounds
4" Inspect system of Hrtting
before Acting.

NEW ORLEANS. la, Jan DE
spite the threat OF wholesale arrests
o.: loofmakcrs anh alleged race
track SAMPLERS. the season was OPEN
ca ~ the fair grounds this afternoon
Win tic largest attendance ever re-
corded ~ local track. over 1900
paul admissions were reported
District Attorney Mari stated on
Friday that he would pay no nttcn-
ton TO the injunction secured by Of
'I'i"'s o. The business Mems Racing
Association to restrain him from in
i"'irrinG with tn" system Of betting
used At the track: but later decided
u visit the track for the purpose of
lnN"StiEaiing the system before pro-
cc.t!ur against the bookmakcrs
TipDitv Witchct. of the Bauer
stables, listed at I3 10 in tho bet
iinr. cap'urcd III. New Years han
vlcnp IL miles. the feature Of to-
"a"'s card. Tn" winners :ima for tho
course was li5 50. within second
81 IN" trock record.
MuSHnllongc. EUd Fishers 10000
son ~ Ne"liCk. won the second event
through N" superior Workmanship
81 Jockey Lli'.. Eddie Rickcnhackrr
'nhmpl"n s"""d marvel OF the sea-
sou. aar;urcd Tho Inaugural dash in
- Gamer. nrrkiu.; six furlongs in i.ln.
ms vas Ia" fourth victory for Eddie
~ ms last i've starts since early in
'cCcmhcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
GOLDEN CATERS SHOW
WAY TO BUCKEYE TEAM
ontriass Ohio State Eleven iii AL
Departments of Game at Tour
nalncnt of Roses.
$4,000 WITNESS THE GAME
Much tauntcd Aerial Attack OF
Fasteners" Proves EizZlc.
"lmprcEnablc" Line Cracks I'm
der Pounding of Californians.
Thy Universal Service |

PASADENA, CAL, Jan. l.-Surpass
M M IN every department of the game
80: "i.i1FniaS master football team de
tournament Park by score OF ESQ
= me American football classic Of ;ht
t: @S6o VS., the Yves, drew q crowd OF
fS'oo" VINO saw the biE-tcn cham
pions slneared by Andy Smiths bears
me buckeyes We're said to hav,
a wonderful forward pass developed
me warriors for the Blue and Gold
aerial attack.
nc his-ten champions were said
TO have an imprcGnable, stonc-war n
me Ihe Bruins puncturcd it AT will
IL was SAID Of Oh!o's back field that
n" line could withstand their attack.
Eut, tim" and again. California held
ne CRIMSON and Gray for downs.
California yardagc probably exceeded
ohlo'S by two TO one.
fherc were no outstanding stars on
he California team. Surctt made two
tourhdownS for the Blue and Gold:
stevens received 4 forward pass from
Muller and stepped over the Buck
eyes line, and Deeds buckcd his way
over for the fourth touchdown I'm
, ,h , fourth annrter Toomcy kick.d
second quarter. Toomcy got away for
thirty sevcn- yard run.
With the bali within striking dis
first quarter Ohio fumblcd California
recovered the bali and Kicked from
behind her own goal. 1t was the one
Outstanding break in the game which
a nrnia took advantage OF. ana i,
nunci The Berkeley boys out of 4
tight hole
Ohio fumbl"s. incomplc;ed and in
trrcept.i forward passes contributed
20 the California victory. but at that.
tn" best team won.
Forty five thousand enthusiastic
'!ns witnessed The game. which was
played with ;he thermometer stand
.. taAft ~ Il "A 81.
ma Cold light wind from the
west blew across the fold. hut this
favored neither team. as the field cX-
ends north and south.
ONO state came on the field M I.45
ina aftcr about six Minutes %: toss
ing. punt!ng and passing lief. tho
h"'d. California followed, nm! nc
nc.nr rootin"- section went wild They
t"AS from Coach Andy Smith
\ Aorl; Of hanus furnished "A medley
,,"'or" tho star, OF the bic melee.
from on" section came Tho strains
q N" Rosary, while another ag.ro-
shtion footed out Alcxandcr's Rag
'imc Band
> The Blue ana Cola returned TO the
,."ld at 2'ot. aud tn" crowd stool.
'"ts in hand. while the California
mand PLAYED III" S'ar-Spangin,l
~" field n, 2:lo they we're given n
tremendous ovation.
Ohio state won the toss AMI chose
~" Kick oft California received ON
N" south sid" Of the field Taylor
'"nlac"d Wi|loman AT fun back for
nhIo' ana Rla'r took the place OF
hl'ss q; left half
aiiornia showed tho greatest
drive during the first half. Thav
made good gains through Ohio's lin,
n" forward passing Of both teams
was good. But CALIFORNIA; forward
passing was almost perfect Both
teams showed that they could gain
'"ns's'cutlH by IN" use oc Tho aerial
attack. hut Ohio stat" could no, gain
through california's line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
HAVANA RESULTS

FIRST ,racc,..wo furlonrs two car-olrs
nu'sc. 500 Hold Ne. il@ IEtis.y) . "a
= :" .. onf, won; Speed, l'a I'rrInnrl
' 10, !. t =" .. out second; Many Smiles liz
'Ni.Snui. 10 ]. even. out. third T.,u.-
20 Also rdn--Opuicnt. cpscorron
second rucc-nvc fu,lonr. ,hrc..vo,r.
.!IH ana M: Claiming: purse. $500 Nor
f"Ih H"ll.. les ftarnesl. 10 :. : To 3. To-
:" won. Autninnt!c Red. !Gi 'M.-ir,r, %
!" :" !, 10 !. second TOY Runs
!" iCfumIl. - {" |. { to !. = To l. ihlrI,
N'sn ran -Air-rttr. E"ntncrc, Flew lii
Third rac"--tiv" and : half furlonCs;
E'u" -I'u'cvr. y (Cruwpr. "a :. 10 :
u TO- won; iiunticss los ,Tlarncsj 4 To-
I" o. TO :. second: Gu.rdSinan iG1
D'F'Fcr), 10 20 !, To !. = to l third
in' - 70. Also rhn--Drinicll. Count
h"f's. MeClcl.and. ALhrss
Fourth ras---hvc ana hulf furlongs
500 Goidsionc. i07 Francisi. : To- !.
to =. 90 .. won; flc"r 100 Gu'imanD.
. - J. o 20 :. TO >, second: Ind, los
.hhmcSD " - Z /" .. 10 g. third
llms Il" 10. Ti'ne--i-li TO. Also ran
',.i."n. craftsmen. Natural.
tccuths tn" New Years hHudIraus g.y,.s,r
"iI- and ~; $4,000 added B.cutiman. lis
tIiFn"I'. " ." . ia .. out. won: Night
Wind. io2 az. hnrneO. 80 80 /. { 10 l. out.
second C'.nwc!l. 1872 CwcincrD. to :, i
-GrUrdE. lachtwanna.
seventh E"c"-one mile. four-ycar- old :
:ni W claiming purse. t.C0-i.a kross.
~ i.r"nciS. 20 3. TO = TO I. won:
a'dn""iu Jog torumIC. . 20 l. even. ! 10
:. second Timothy } Hogan i02 dan
''! Also rdn-Sca Prince Wh!ppUr.
VIII khym'', lI''lc Fuss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
BURGLARS USE GUN IN
RAID ON WEALTHY HOME
One Waterman Shot and Another
Missing When Gunner Rob
Chicago Mansion

CHICAGO, Jan. l.--Rurg!ars who
apparently had planned "a daring IA ia
on the homes of wealthy Chicagoaus
living in North Shore suburbs. today
shot one Waterman on the Liberty
N!!lc estate OF Samuel Insult. million
are pubic utilities maeant. and are
hc!d responsible for the dlsappcar-
ahcr o. another Waterman whose fate
is unknown.
samuel Nandrony, the wounded
Waterman. is in Il hospital hero with
"a bullet wound over his heart 80
trace has been found Of II second
Waterman who was supposed to
nave been on duty. The Insult res
idence was unoccupicd tho family
hsing at their town house in Chlca-
20.
After the raid tho burglars turned
samaritan and started to ring Van
"r"nE 10 hospital in Chicago. En-
route their automobile was wrecked
ana the bandits abandoned Nandrony
III the damaged machine. wh,-" H.
was found unconscious by New Years
Nandrony told the pole" he wns un-
CONSCIOUS most OF the time. hu, re-
members the bandits talking OF
WHISKY. diamonds and wealthy pco-
~ II Is thought that private
stocks Of liquor in tho homes. of MIL
iicnaires may have been the ohInc,
OF their dcprcdations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
HAVANA ENTRIES

Ts' '@ 1,..,.', fur'"n1s thre.,yosr '!s
=. ''gl-'hs o.; 'Eatc KAY id?: Nj. lnr
ilsFe ln7 u y Johnson. iO. .kewcss,
rnHi"r lanes il";
N"e"-d rare TX furlonrs- rour.vc.r.
VT, w. gl'lriinE: nurse S7"G--' Lam,
w. 'j.c" Dawson. ,07. 'Dacn,us ,HT
D.n'y N'"'c. LOG: StIarto ina. I'-ank
uric ne: Far East. ii2 Slim Fclncr,
,T'd'a .-aosss,-'Ix, furlonys-foor year, olas
,ll,23.EeS Jam. log Frank Kcosh. iO7
t..th y, 10 blanca 10: ia kross
l J." Haiafrr. 10; M"nomoy. liz:
i'Hr'h 't,r- Ave and ore.half fu-,nnrs
-' cur yrH'-r'dy ana M: claiming: ;I,rSc
~" Fancy. log 'Guaranro,l
'h"dHnf iNi: -Hia2"awAy l05
\ ,.Hr, log. All Aglow. llG Frascurlo 10
r, fl!ih f","- Six furlorrs Tie Moro
,n'Wli 'op-lhTnC year oiHs ana up.
W'rii y, 500 rd6"d--a o4gooi fri: aeon,
Wt.| i2i A1ur.'s 1913: Ra,!lant i6i
t"'ust"uc loi hIlEht Aurle i0T ua,'v
JOS, l1r"'Nnt Eye. 100. MuntN1
Jn.u"'. Jos. N"rron. li.. American h..
nD. IS Moore's entry. hArmonta' :
S'2'l facr-mil" nni slxi.en:. r.Yr.
y.a--1.ds aud upward claiming rug..
ftu"-'N ilirrda, los. 'iputhlr; III iGg:
-! Hur'gy. int: Grey Ruup. i0s .lncI
~. l,N. iH5. Huig'r. lia
SsNtn'A -age- milo and nny yard.
i"%n s,iaSe'lHs. pnn"a,ras. ,Sc!!imnF,
lHs American soldier i65. .Sns i".- II
10. Attorney Mum ~. American Eafic.
Weather c.ear: track heavy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
CHASE CITY HIGH SCHOOL
FIVE WINS 0UiNT BATTLE
Defeats south Huston. ~ 10 m. T.,
tnnr Which TWO E,irn I'crIuds
Arc Scccssury

lSpccial 10 the Times Dispatchl
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Jan. In
on" OF ihe most thrilling basketball
81 the country. the Chase city Hign
school puiut defeated The South Hos-
ION team on the lattcI"s floor hero
. ,nht hlEDt by Ia. score Of 20 To 49,
Two extra iyc-minut. periods ,y.rc
rHc'aaary before tn" tie which ex-
i"t"a at the End OF the second hair
could be broken. the brilliance Of the
,hhfr city forwards coming to tho
front IN tho second extra time period
""H producing two Held Eoals
l;a'cOck. GUDdc and M1dduS ,ycr.
ne Outstanding stars for the winning
'hHAt tity aggregation, while Euvts
ana wallace were in the limclIi:ht
Tor the losers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
KN|CKERBOCKERs WIN
TITLE FROM RICHMOND
iScfcat Local Team i'm Washington,
To d, ana Take Southern lndc-
pendent Championship.
SCORE COMES IN FINAL PERIOD
ASSrcSnsions Had Fought Ficrccly
Tor Three Quarters Of Confess.
Forward Pass brings Victory.
Mackcrt Injured in First Quarter.
Especial 10 Tnc rimcs.plspatch.l

''iN''a' ~ lslt lines DIS iIitn.
WASiiINGTON. Jan. washing
,oh kn!ckcrboch"rs garucrcd the
!33tbail championship Of the South
ms afternoon "a; American League
rarh. when they flashed IA typical
ONO State finish and scored q touch
Gown VIA the aerial route, th,. NAL
Whlstic blowing wi'ile the ball was in
thc air. and defeated the Richmond
~ C. eleven by a '-to-0 score
Except, in the first period. when
u. khicks kicked of held IN" South
"rncrs for downs. received the BAH
on a kick and ,uen marched down
the Held for four straight hrs, downs,
USING Inc smaShes exclusively. to The
n!rs mans, ten-yard line. the game
team being able 10 gain comsistcntiy
on the sloppy field.
The fac, that Roy Mackcr,. former
maryland state star. the Kuicka' biz
iuIi back. Was injured a. ;hc PLAY
III "hiSn the knieks wer" held on
dhcir opponents ten-yard line in tho
IlfSt quarter. may account somewhat
Tor ;hc evenness Of tho two teams
III tho uirc" succeeding periods Mack
sent 10 the Gcors ctown University
hospital II Is believed two ribs on
his LETT side are broken However
an N-ray VIII De taken To determine
cid"n'alIy yesterday was tho frs.
time tho h!:; fun back was ever re-
moved from game on account, OF in
Jurics.
with Mackcrt gone the game de-
v"l"pcd Into Il battle with bGui teams
apparently equal, !, being evident
mat neither eleven would be able 20
win WITHOUT The aid Of some unforc-
seen break
Lineup:
knicks 90 Position. II. ~ c. to)
,ilil ....... left end Carter
Ncthcrs. LEFT tackle. WILSON
Ah'arn. left guard. O.keg
Is ING. ......... center ..... Shepherd
l".tIcr go. .riSh guard. Wilson
:. Nc'"rthE. lett tackle. ..... Bethel
SNlp'"% ...... right end .... Brown
Nanbrochl!n. quarter 80. .Strinrcr
!fycrS ...... right half ...Goff
sullivan. 800. left half. .t'urlav
Mack crt. ..... fun back Carprnt"r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Goals from.
uchdpwn-Sullivan Subst!tuilors
-Esp!no5a for SIMPLIFY: Turner cor
Mccarthy; Enbhinrtou FOR H0ctl.r;
Mcdonnell for Ah,arn: j. Martin .or
GIN: GoEartE for Vanbrockliu; lem
lins for Mackcrti Shiplcy for Jenkins:
Nanbrocklin for GoSartv: Robins for
oakcs; koaslcy for Wiliison: Car
ncGtcr for Wilson. officials Morse
George Washineton), referee Apple,
umpire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
GERARD EDWARDS WINS
THREE-M|LE MARATHON
Representing Richmond Athlcti,
Club, Local boy Takes Newport
News Event.
COMES IN WITH SAFE LEAD
Nearest Competitor More Than
Nine Blocks in Rcnr-Winncr's
Time OF Twenty Minutes and
Twenty Seconds Good.
Special to The Times Dispatch. !

lSncciai 10 The Times DiSpatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA Jan. Il
Gerard Edwards, representing, the
Hichmond Athletic Clul.. OF H..ch-
m"nd. today "utdis,anccd the Held in
the FIRST annuai Marathon race
through tho streets 81 this city. The
oyent was given under tho a,ispic"s
of the Industrial Y. VI. q. A nh.
youth from the capital city covered
IA" three miles in twenty minutes and
twenty seconds. The tim. WAS con
sid"r-d good by onicinls OF the race
when IL is considered tina, the con-
dttionS which tn" men raced under,
We're not the best
Jack White. local boxer. WAS sec
uhd. finishing two minutes and
twenty seconds later than the win
nor Edwards had "a lead OF more
than min" blocks when he breasted
The tape. and finished tho race in cx-
cellcnt condition Jimmy" Macarthur.
OF H"n. ANA EAGLE Engine Com
ntnE no. j, came In third. He ana
white STAGED "A hot battle for second
place. Red" Leonard. OF Zone 1. cam.
In fourth.
Carl Johnson. For, Monroe. was
Gi,h. J.. y. Keith. Apprentices. sixth:
H. oihers.on. Fort Monroe. seventh.
clifford. 6. II. Wood. G.. l.. I.nmkin
ana Y. l.. Calvin. other cntrnuts.
finished In the order named H. 4.
F"rtun" was the only runner not Ia
finish tn" race.
The RAG" started AZ the Industrial
~" ~ 1902 o'clock. when rat"
b'MIil"y fred the pistol.
IN" men Kept together on down to
Thirty-f"urth street when they.
,uIn"" 'thd Went over the bridge TO
jefferson Avenue.
Forum" set the pnc. and way lead
INK at Thirtteth street and Jefferson
AN"uu" They raced on down to
WICK hIm Avenue. when Johnson, of
Fort Monroe, took the lead, with Ed
wards and Macarthur closely behind
aim In tn" order named. They went
on down 10 Twcnty-iif,h Stree, to
sou trson Avenue. where Fortune was
t"ic'd 20 discontinue. having SGT
10" fast pace at the star, OF the
race.
Edwards took the lead on TIM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
RICHMONDERS TO BOWL
Jrit's til-StnrS VIII Roll Fredcricks
burg on Palace Alleys Tomorrow
Night.

iett's Aii-Star Richmond team Will
roll Fredericksburg three games
'"tai pins to couut-Ionday night on
IN" Palace Alleys. The Gomc team
VAL b" represented by Elvin Austin.
Nike !'eaSy, Mutt Jordan. Jake Row
s'y corn Fidlcr and Captain Jet.
nc visitors. PITTS, Shepherd. Cold
man Truman ana Webster. Tuesday
night Coircll Sadd'cry Company W.
"ieo, Wednesday night Chesapeake
ana ON" Railway VS.. Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company. and Fri.
day night Palace We. Hellsterna.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
SECONDS THROW TOWEL
Lew Tender uutciasscs otto Wni.ncc
md Aids Iuii IN Fourth
Hound
fRv AssocIatrd Prcss.

PHILADELPHIA IA. Jan Lew
Tender. Philad"lphIa 'rhtw"i"h;. 50
far outc!asFed Otto Wallace. Of Kan
sas CIV here this afternoon "a q
scheduled oirht-Tound bout ,ha, tho
Western nghi@r's seconds threw q
towel into The ring IN the fourth
round.
Whitey I'itPcrald philadelphia won
from STANLEY Mc"Rhan, Atlanta. Ga.
the referee. stopping the bout In the
third round.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
Mcnocai Extends Mora,or,u,u.

IN NM, Jan l.---I'rUsItrni NIcu.
"cal sign.d - decree Yesterday *
tending the moratorium until IaIIi-
niE 81, 1871. This action was taken
rcsentaiNcs IA order tha, the IcgIsla-
tdEc might bc given time TO .uac,
measures for solving the existing n.
nancial pyoblems
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
SPORTS
LOCAL BOWLERS SMASH
FORMER CITY RECORDS
Holliugsworth Proves himself Star
Ball Tusscr on Mt. YER
non Alleys.

Th. bowlcrS continued to smash al
previous records las; week on the
new record WAS set by the mapi,
spiders.
In the individual events IIollinGs-
worth was the star. putting up IN,
score OF y? for a single game and
winning the prize offered by the al
l,ys. In the threc-samc total events
fIo!!iusSw worth again brought the
rams I" their feet and set new
record for the city when he registered
the total of 2iG.2i9.:i? for sum OF
IA for his three games. In the five
man team events the Mount Vernon
;can carried of the honors for the
week by defeating the city cham
pions. the Cottrcll Snddlery Company
team. two on, OF three games. and
anncNinS the title.
Wharton. of the Bankers Duck Pin
League. showed great form for :!
Gap!nrsd FIRST prize for the week by
p,HStt!ng w NE score of li5. while
Charles Whitnan came in clos.
SECOND with li3 10 his credit.
The local bowlcrS are now showing
great interest in the game and it is
ic,ndfkHbic to see 50 many of the
old veterans come to the front and
get in harness the pas; week.
several Leagues Formed.
The Merchants Bowling League
VAS formed last night at the Mount
We're selected 10 take part rs follows;
Node Bros, Cottreli Saddlcry Co,
Ola Dutch Market. Dixie Acrie. The
Spotlcss Go. and Rotary Club All
six teams consist OF Class \ BOWERS,
and no doubt will furnish the bowling
rams some hotly contested games dur
Will open Monday night with the
Node Bros. amd Dixie Acrjc teams,
and both teams are great rivals in
the alleys, and Il not fight is looked
forward 10.
Hank League to he Formed.
The bank boys arc showing great
interest in the game. and a move
ment is now on foo; to organize a
icr-cluh league. which will consist
a!toEcthc" OF employees Of the differ
ont banks and trust companies OF the
city. y meeting has been called for
W Wednesday, afternoon. at which time
4 compl"tc lineup OF the teams and
schedule will he adopted for the
season Great rivalry exists among
The money handlers and no doubt
That they will show some OF In. old
veterans how the game should be
played this winter
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HAVANA, Ian l.--Chicngc has hccn
selected as the meeting Mace for thr
next convention OF the d. h. Is. FRA
ternity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
PIETSH B?9THEi., WIFI OUT
IN CLOSE BOWLING MATCH
Defeat Two Cooks by Scvrnty-E,u,
Pins ON Rcrrcatinn Alleys
Yesterday

In an interesting bowling match
NJ the Recreation all, y st"rf9y.
afternoon. Ed and Joe pictsch defeat.
cd Hrucc and ia Cook NY the small
margin OF Hcvcuty-fuu- ,uns The
affair was to ha"" boon II three
rorncr"h match. hut Inability Of the
Nnnck brothers to roll made IL noccs-
sarN to bow! the match hstwccH the
TWO sets Of brothers instead Of hc-
tween the three. Tho Outcome OF tho
match was ~ 'loUb; until the las,
g'm" when i'i"tsch brothers with a
lead Of nineteen pins. increased their
,rEanta@c as each Tram" wns rolled
"a Pi"tsch had high gene win
25S, and high grand totnl with Oaa
IN "vcrag of .0.3-5 Erch o: IN"
participants was som. what off form,
ts inany spares were missed 10.
i'l"tSHh was tn" worst offender miss
.nH a total of eleven spares El
TOOK missed a total Of ton nrar"s
wh!!c Hruc" Coos irrt pins standing
on SIN occasions Ed picts II drew
oNt hr"" .."p"n frames Win regard
/" Spi,t n" two teams were cveu.
""rh draw ing five. The Cooks con
S"r,ins tw" OF theirs into spares. IN.
t.I COOK 400 l5G lao IgS rV, - 20.
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