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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-19

none shall separate me from any one
in Christ A blessed minister said
MY whole thought when l entered
the ministry was literary but 1t
one sermon and it set my whole being
on fire for the salvation of the lost.
lost all literary work. One morning
at Western Ave. we we're waiting for
the block, my head brakeman came
hack to the ca&oose TO wash up and
was talking to the rear man at the
time about salvation. The head man
looked up to me as he said, Oh, Jim, I'd
rather be Christian than any thing
in. this world and the first time can
get in a meeting where can be con-
yerted | am sure going. Jumping
down out of the cupola of my caboose
l said, you don't need to leave here
and right there he accepted the Sa-
yior OF the sinner as hfs Savior. About
three weeks after, going from Chi
cago to Loganshart, the company
stopped me for train meet at North
Judson. We had to walt over an
hour. We went to a meeting being
llSlu near Tue bLdtiuu. Gay, uuL tuo
Joy in my soul as l heard him telling
of the JOY in his soul because Of the
salvation he'd received.
You see the first preparation for a
conquest like Paul set out tor 10 a
good case of salvation apd the second
is to be the cause of another getting
the same Not thing under the sun
to take its place; II Knocks AL doubt
1nfideiity It comes from Gcd ana II
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-19
PITTSBURG TODAY HOLDS
FIRM GRIP ON FIRST In
NATIONAL BALL LEAGUE

New York, Aug. 19.-Pittsburg to-
day has firm grip on first place in
the National League. Winning two
games from Philadelphia yesterday
while New York lost to Cincinnati, >the
Pirates now hold>a lead of 81 points
over the Giants.
II Pittsburg does no better than
break even in AZ games remaining on
its schedule, New York must win 26
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-19

products, espot tally sugar, cacao, cot
ten. jute. indigo. and tobacco. The
farms Will be divided into tracts Of
from 500 to 5000 acres with an aver
age of about 1000 acres for each fam
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-19

goes back there.
Well, bless our Lord, any how.
]. M. BERWICK.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-19
PubIicityF Fund

Publicity Fund r.
The Chamber of Commerce of Mi
ami is asking the city commission
for 100000 Tor publicity purposes.
The sum spent by tho chamer last
year was $4,000. r.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-19

Of its 80 games to tie the pacemak-
ers.
Walter Johnson of Washington dis
played old time form in limiting st.
Louis to four hits. the only run being
scored by the Browns on Jacobson's
home run.
The tying and winning runs were
battcd in by Pinch Hitter Bratchi of
the Chicago Americans against New
York. Bratchi was batting for Faber.
who consequently received credit for
his 23rd victory OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
R|CHM0NDERs INVITED TO
ENTER IN SH|PYARD RACE
Modified Marathon Will Be
Run OH New Years
Morning.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec. IA
meeting of representatives OF the six
athletic zones in the shipyard was
held in the library of the main Office
this morning in the interests OF the
coming modified Marathon race New
1enr's morning. The following men
were present: J. Thompson, Zone /:
H. y. McFarlonc. Zone .: "Scotty" Nc
Author. one 3; y. Il. Leonard. Zone 4;
Levy and DickerSon, Of the apprentice
boys, or Zone 3; Albert. Hughes.
Zone 6; Lamkin. Y. VI. e. a.. advisory.
Entries for the race. so far as the
shipyard is concerned. will he received
through those representatives. In
vitations have also been sent to ath-
lctic associations. y. VI. 9. AS. Amcri-
can Legion clubs and labor and fra i
tcrnal organizations in Portsmouth,
Norfolk, Hampton, Old Point, Rich
mond and other nearby points.
The running course Is rs follows:
start at the Shipyard Branch. Y NJ.
Z. ~, to Thirty Street. To
Jefferson Avenue, to Thirtieth Street.
to Wfckam Avenue. 10 Twcnty-tif,h
street, to Washington Avenue to
Shipynrd Branch. y. VI. G. a.. Il dis
lance Of about three and one half
miles.
The race was won last year by G..
B. Edwards. OF Richmond. in 20 min
utcS and ~ seconds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
INDIANS and SPIDERS TO
PLAY z QU|NT CONTESTS
William and Mary; Schedule
Not Made, but Games
Are Certain.
Ispeciul to The Tlmes-Dlspatcn. 7

toPceioi 10 me Tlmes-DiSpatcl1
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Dec. 10
Having won their initial clash from
TortreSs Monroe, the William and
Mary College basketball team proh-
holy VIII play only one game more
Until after the Christmas HOLIDAYS
New men In the squad, cspcci1iIy
refers; OF Roanoke College: IT, Lccyy
.. AIanaina University. and Cofcr. OF
Nortoik county. have shown good
iorn IN inc TWO weeks practice. hut
there la little likelihood OF last ycar.s
regulars being replaced at this stage
or the season "e
Cooke and Pierce at forward. Young
ut cent? last yenr developed INTO
a fast quin,. With the execution
OF iiarwood. who was hurt In foot
phii, thcsc men are in fair SHINE
ANA the benefit II Il vcnr's u,nyinH
together promises to make the In.
dians' n"e even more formidable this
season.
j. G.. Driver. basketball couch and
professor ot physical education. has
not completed his schedule II ia
Known, however. that the usual two.
game series with University OF Rich
inond viii be staged. Iiampdcn-Sid-
hcy. which did not meet the william
ana MAJ uuint last season. also will
come to Williamsburg this year.
DAILY scrimmages between varsity
Ind scrubs serve to acqua!nt the In
dams with the new gym" floor.
which Is much larger than the old
gym" and when the real grind be-
gins carly I'm January the Indians
improveincnt In play should be no.
t'rcablc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

son son. Although he was at the bottom.
MGConnell kept the team lighting
aii the TING. He did not assume tho
, ,.nan reins until late In the
!, eNI anu laced hopeless task when
came TO assembling n winning COM
pinntion. There is considerable
nniI ability and brains in AIccon-
,rn,, yer ana he should have little
trouble landing q job.
Ryan announces that he vii, hr;py
Uncle Jimmy" Brannigan. infieldcr:
Noohan. catcher; Wolfe, outfieitier:
. PIE inneider; Roberts. pitcher
IN the spring.
brnnniSnn on List
Brannigan can hold down second
case or shortstop In Il creditablc man
her ana his stick always has been a
,,n. to the Richmond Colts. He
Virginia League and should make tho
Colts corking good in.ieldcr If he
.hh Hcep up his excellent work with
me suck; The other players to he
quantity so Ia speak They p.r-
formed well during the closing stages
1 Ia,, 'he virginia League season In
~, III. ana are expected 10 make a
ola Tor berths with the Colts
Announcement from Ryan that he
mas purchased the entire Tarhcro
team ana previous statements that
suffolk had thrown up the sponge
apparently leaves no doubt that the
virginia League will he an ail-Vir-
stnia six-club affair In 1922 officials
oi the Rocky Mount and Wilson clubs
nave Indicated that they VIII enter a
proposed Carolina League Should
inns be the case bynchburg and Roa-
noke moro than likely will be award
cd 6erths In the Virginia League, thus
making q circuit consisting of Rich
Inond. Newport News. Portsmouth
Norfolk. Roanoke and Lynchburg.
DahFiiie,s recent collapse makes II
appear that either Wilson or Rocky
Mount may enter the Piedmont
League. II Is probable that one OF
the ether clubs IN Piedmont Ion,-rn
can be persuaded 10 sell OIL; to either
ROCKY Mount or Wilson, in which
case the Piedmont League would he
come an aliCarclina affair. with
short jumps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
LOCALS AND WASHINGTON
WILL CLASH ON CR|D|RON
Richmond A. c. and Capital
City Eleven Play Here
Saturday.

The capital of the Old Confederacy
and the national capital will vie for
football supremacy Saturday after
noon at boulevard Field when the
Richmond Athletics and the fast
Washington Professionals meet In
what promises To be another game
that Will go down in NirEinia's grid
iron history as terrific game. Final
negotiations We're brought To n close
last night, IL is stated. and the de-
Gliding game OF the series OF three
contests Will be played off here.
The Richmond eleven and the
Washington team have divided honors
IN the two previous clashes. The To-
cal organization has been strength
encd considerably since the early
fights with the national capital team.
victory on Saturday.
Interest in this game was brought
to head last week when the local
team held jim Thorpe's Indians to
n scorelcss tie. and the next day the
Warrington team took tho star ALL
American outfit into camp By the
score of 4 10 o. This fact. however.
does not carry so much weight be-
cause team cannot DC expected TO
put UP q great light two DAYS in
succession. There is but little doubt
that had the Washington team met
the Indians on Saturday and then hcld
them to u 90 score, tho Richmond
team could have defeated them tho
following day.
The Washington team has some of
the greatest gridiron stars I'm the
country among it's players. and IL
lichmond defeats this aggregation. II
can stride into the championship class
among professional football teams
unabaShed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
COLTS BUY EVERY PLAYER
ON TARBORO RESERVE LIST
Kay Ryan Announces He Has Purchased Whole List
Manager Mcconnell Included--Will Release For
mer Pilot, Howcver-Holds Try Out in Spring

s"ivering in the mountains sur
rounding WEIGH. w. Va. Ray Ryan,
u'ushty pilot OF the Richmond Colts.
,s 'hihkinS OF his 1922 team. and
'eit MS log fire long enough to send
WORD here that he has purchased an
entire ball club In an effort 10 give
hchmond ~ pennant winner next
year; lay mas bought every player
" y" we reserve list OF the Tarboro. y.
-, team. which city replaced Peters
ourS IN the Virginia League few
season.
49,. Andy" Mcconnell. manager of the
iar Bn oies, becomes the property
"l the Colts rs II result OF the trans
action. but Ryan has let Il b. known
,hat lie Will give Mcconnell his re-
tease. Mcconnell was pilot Of the
petersburg Coolers in 1919 and won
the pcnnant for the first half OF the
season. Chief" Bender. who man
aged richmond the same year took
inc honors In the second half. but
,hc post-senson series was nor played
because the club owners could not
reach nm agreement over the division
OF the receipts.
Pf1otcd Syracuse Team.
Mcdonnell led the Syracuse team
OF the International League in 1920.
ana last year took charge of Peters
burg short time before the moguls
OF the Cockade CITY threw their fran
chise upon the Virginia League. Nc
Conncll continued To handle the team
when It was taken over by the citi-
ZenS OF Tarboro and finished the sea :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
DANVILLE SEEKS TO
RETAIN FRANCHISE

DANE1ILE. VA. Dec. l3.--Anothcr
eleventh hour effort to retain organ
ized baseball in Danville was being
made today by individuals of the
Young Mems business Club, who said
within II few days and really $40 r.
ioanEXiiie wants baseball next year.
or II she does not. y COMMITTEES OF
TINS organization has been working.
TOR the past week or two trying To
interest certain groups with the base
hail proposition. but in this they were
unsuccessful. While President Rram-
hams ultimatum. which was served
on the town today, failed to elicit
any immediate response, the View
prevailed in some quarters that a wav
would be found to keep baseball here
since IT would be u bad advertise
ment for the town IL lose the fran
rhiSe through apathy and inaction.
IL is believed that President Bran.
nam is anxious To keep Danville in
the circuit and. despite the forfeiture
or the franchise. :hat he Will cooper
ate with any local effort TO keen mi.
city on the baseball map.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
WRESTLING BOUTS FOR
CITY TITLE ARE HELD

-Four wrestling matches were
staged in Bellevue School last night
in tho city amateur wrestling cham
plonship tournament. and two eXhi-
hilton matches were also put on.
About 900 persons attended the
matches, among them being large
number of women.
Nicely drew In his match with
Anderson In the ninety -cight-pound
Grass. after so minutes OF wrestling;
Reed defeated Melton in the 130-
pound class after minutes and 80
seconds; Burns lost to Pugh in the
i50-nound class in minutes: Chew
ing threw Gusti in 8 minutes in the
l50-pound class.
Naper threw Moore in minutes in
the hrst exhibition match. and Young
1rasar an" Hckc' Smith grapplcd 60
minutes to :: draw in the second cN-
hibition. The next bouts Will be
StaEcd next Tuesday night in
tel!eVne school. The matches are be-
ing held under the auspices Of the
Church Hill Athletic Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
R|CKARD GIVES WILSON
PAY FOR JERSEY F|GH
$4,000 Held From Chan
pion Upon Order of Com
mission Charging StalIing.
[By Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. Dec. l3.---Tex Rlckar
fight promoter, today handed MI,
dlc-Weight Champion Johnny wilsc
check for $4,000 to cover his or
or tho bout with Bryan Downey,
Cleveland. in Jersey City last Septen
Der. The money has been withhc
by Richard at tho request OF III
New Jersey state Boxing Cominj
sion, which charged that the chan
pion had not put forth his best q
forts. compelling his opponent to {
nearly all the leading.
With his manager, Wilson called /,
Richard and is said to have agree
after receiving the check, that
would box my opponent RlckaI
might select before January s. Ii
contest to take place the middle
the following month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Generals and Virginia
May Play Game Here

Efforts are being made TO have
the University OF virginia and
washington and Lce football
game. the date of which Is set for
November 5. 1929. played in
richmond. Interest in this game
Is great, due to the fact that the
schools have not met In a snort
ing event since 1907, owing To n
Misunderstanding regarding the
length of time n student had TO
be matricu!atcd bcrorc being
eligible TO participate In athletics,
Both the alumni of Virginia and
Washington and Lee are under
stood To he cXerting every in
huence to have the game p!ayea
In Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
NAME BODY ON COTTON
ACREAGE LIMITATION
(By Assoclnted Presy. ]


MEMPHIS. TENN. Dee. 80
Ianization of the campaign for linn
talon OF cotton acreage and or,
divcrsiiication In 1922. decided, I'm,
at the South-widc acreage conye,
ton here. was perfected today wi,
the selection of Leon Stcrnberger.
Memphis. as chairman j. r. Bodma
or Little Rock. Ark. vice chairma
and I. II. King. OF Memphis. seer
tary OF an executive cnmm,tt
named by the convention To dire
the movement next year.
The convention adjourned tod.
after adopting resolutions propoeir
tho limitation OF land to be plant.
TO cotton next year to the same rat
as was devoted TO cotton product.
in 1921. The resolutions ali
stressed tho Importance OF the farm
being made s"lf-sustaining.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
CALIFORNIA AND HARVARD
TO CLASH ON GRID OCT. 28
Westerncrs Take Advantage
of Cancellation Of Game
by Penn State.
rBy United News.l

NEW YORK. Dec. Instrumentation
uy Penn state Of it's scheduled game
with Harvard on October rs next. AT
Cambridge. left the Crimson with an
open football date-for about five
minutes. After catching their breath.
the athletic authorities dispatched n
telegram to the University of Cali
tornia, inviting them TO make an
Eastern pilgrimaGe and accept the
vacant chair. The game should be a
hummer. with both teams getting
INTO their final season stride. 1t comes
wv" wcekS before the Harvard Tig er
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
MISSISSIPPI A. & MS
1922 GRID SCHEDULE
NE Associaied prnssl

STARkNlLLE. MISS. Dec. IA
W. y. Chadwick. director of athletics
OF Miss issippi =. & NJ. College, today
announced that. with the exception
OF TWO dates which are pending. the
Football schedule of that institution
Tor 1922 is ae follows:
October 1-EirminEham Southern
81 Starkville.
october 2l--Gnivcrs!ty OF Nlssis-
sippi At Jackson. Miss
;. october 2S-rulane University at
New Orleans.
November lI-University OF Ten
nrssee at Memphis.
November 2s--Lou!sinna State Uni
versity at New orleans.
November 3o--UniversIty of Ala
bama at Birmingham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
DISPATCH NEWS BOYS
HAVE NIGHT IN GYM

The Dispatch ncwsboys Will frolic
tonight at the Broadway Athletic
Club, Hekc Smith and Johnnie Me
iiroy, pToprietors of the club, having
turned the place over TO the ncwsins
to enjoy themselves in. They will be
allowed to use the dumbelis Indian
clubs. hurl the medicine ball Mt cnch
other and otherwise amuse them
selves during the evening. All boys
who sell or deliver The Dispatch pa -
pers are invited to be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
9TRl BOYCOTT BIC MINORS PURCHASING SPOF
Chattanooga to Quit
S. |. A. A. Over Ruling

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Dec. 10.
Tho athletic board of the Uni
Versity Of Chattanooga has form.
ally voted to withdraw from the
). I. A. a. because OF adoption of
the one-year rule. Invitations
were sent to nine other colleges
Of small student bodies asking
them to join In forming n new or
ganization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
10, Holds Six Records.

Joe Moore. New York boy, Who
~ only ~. holds six skating cham
pionships and one worlds record. lie
nut on his first pair Of skates six
years ago. and since then has won:
me international spring champion
Emp at Lake Flacid; the New York
state championship at Binrhomton.
the Eastern indoor title: the North
western title at st. Paul; the three
ana hre-mile titles in Canda, at Win
nlpeg. and tho worlds half mile rec
ord OF LII 3-5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Carpenter Highly Paid.

The easiest five minutes work ever
put in by Georges Carpenter was at
Il reception I'm his honor" at the Ia
manted international Sporting Club,
Tho records, shown to iratc members
reveal that the French boxer was
paid $4,000 for taking OF his coat
and getting in the ring with Major
anthony Riddle. The members aren't
wondering amy more why the club
went broke. They're WONDERING II
diun't happen sooner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Regret Departure Of MInI.,.,

STANTON. VA. Dec. I3.-That Tho
Staunton Ministerial, Association re-
Erets the departure OF the Rev.
Charles a. Lawrence. whose rcsigna-
tion from the Second Prcsbytcrlau
Church was nccc.tcd by Lexington
PrcRbytery week ago. is evidenced
in 4 resolution passed yesterday when
the association met.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Var,Ion and Iiraid Co,nIpr

larry Vardon and James Braid, ac-
cordinS to reports from England. viii
mead the British golf invasion next
year. Nardon plans TO arrive in time
Tor the national open championship
at Chicago in July.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
TENDERS MANAGER
is SUED FOR $4,000
my Associated Press.]

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Dec. IS.-Ray
Cannon. Jack Dempsey's attorney.
acting for Frank Mulkcrn. boxine
promoter, today filed suit for $50, 900
against Philip Iilassman, philatiol-
phia, manager of Lew Tender and
other boxers. charging defamation of
character. y week ago GInssmnn
sued Muikern for $500. whcih he al
ieEcs was due him from the Tender
Sailor friedman fight here on Fcbru-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Lynrhhurr pIny, uo,nn,. /,

I-f NtNHUEt Va. Dee. l3.--Th,
a-Htette OF the LynchburE High
School meet here Friday night in .
basketball game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
WINCHESTER HIGH TO
JOIN VIRGINIA LEAGUE,
(special to Tho Times- !

IS-JNrSIJrcnIITU IIiItS- IJISpatCh.
MiNSf III ESTER, VA, Dec. l3.-The
football season of tho Winch.s,nr
High School closed formally last night
with the annual banquet, at which
speeches. were made by Hugh S.
Coaches Lauck and Yates. the nov
Clarence Woods. Captain Potts ana
manager Grim. Duffey announced that
curing next season the team would
school Literary and Athletic Lenrne
nnu would compete for the State
nigh school chuinplonshiu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
NAME GRAY RUSSELL
GRADUATE MANAGER
Especial to The Times-Dispateh 7

t.7Te~tftI 10 TIC IIfllCS- DlSpl TON. :
LfNCHBuRG. VA. Dec. ri
Gray Russell, of the class OF 1922. has
been elected graduate manager FOR
athletics mt Lynchburg College. He
VIII also combine with this tho SEQ
retarEship of the alumni. He ms
been pastor of the Covington Chris-
iian Church during the past year.
niie IN colleSe ne was president OF
the Student Ministerial Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
"Bo" McMillin Accepts
$4,000 ii Year Offer
tBy Associated Prcss.l

DANVILLE. KY, Dec. 13.--"Bo"
McMillin. Centre Colleges star
Quartcrback, today accepted an
offer TO coach Centenary College,
Shreveport. La. next season.
j; was said the contract called
for his services Tor three years ut
$4,000 Il year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Big offer for Tro,ter.

Trotting horses are hitting n high
market. Tommy Murphy. who bought
Ear Worthy, ::03 ga, for $4,000, has
horse from Cleveland bidder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
COMPANY C. SWANlPS
A BY SCORE OF 1910
- Holiday starred for the winner and
Tucker for the loscrs.

= IIUIIduHy stdFrtu TOT VIC Wlnner and
Tucker for the losers
The lineup. =
Co. G.. Position. Co. A.
Smith 49,. left forward...... Doane
Dudley right forward. Ceachini
Holiday center. ....... Tucker
DE Motto fright guard. II. T.. Smith
Markham -. left guard. Mcfarland
-. Summary: Field Eoals-Holladay
00). Smith co.. Dudley (2). Tuck r
: 90. Cecchini. Foul goals-Holladay
CD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for De
Motto: Grimm for Markham; Eacho
for poane: Crenshaw for Smith;
Doan Tor Ceechini: Eaton for Dudley.
Referee-Marvin (Termlnal).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
pete Herman Ger, ucci.i,

:. BDHTUN, DC. l3.-vctc Ucrmun or
New orleans, former world bantam
weight champion. wor, III. 6rci.inn
over Able Friedman. O: this civ ~,
ten round bout here tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
$4,000 for Star GoIfers.

The San Antonio Golf club has
orered $4,000 in prizes for profess
stonal golfers at it's tournament on
February :, 8 and 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

Cchtre 60 Play Dec. .tI.
TUSCON. -ARlZ., Dec. I3.-The Uni
rcrsity OF Arizona football team ac-
repted an invitation TO play the
ccntrc College team in san Diego.
Cal, on December 20.