davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
RICHMOND CUNTS PLAY
AWAY FROM HOME TODAY
McrlIants' Hank ami Richmond
Athletic Clubs Elves, Rcspca-
lively, to pinN

rw" Richm"nd basketball teams
viii ice seen in action on fnr.i,.n
courts tonight. The richmond Attn
lett" Club team will meet the Camp
Lee live. at Camp Lee. while the AIcr.
"hhrts National i;ani; cul:crs Will
play the randolph Macon team i'm
Ashland. 10th of The !oca. arrrc.a-
lions ar" declared To he ia shane for
ih" games and expect to return home
with victories.
In m.ctimi; the Camp Lee team the
lLchInond Athletic tlub VIII have It's
hands fun in view ct the fact that IN.
l"cai boys have had but little time in
which To practice. They dropped tn,
first game last Saturday To the Med =
lea! College OF Virginia five. but IN.
boys are not discouraged ana VIII at
tempt I" eradicate this defeat tonirh,
at ;hc expense OF the soldiers.
Randolph Macon. winners OF the
haSk ctha!l trophy in tn. Eastern
Virginia Intercollegiate Athl"ti. Az
favored TO defeat the bankers. hat the
last named team has excellent mate
RIA! and should make IL interesting
for thu CollcTians.
Following are the probable liur-u ups
OF the Richmond teams:
Merchant*-pcndlcto and Card
well. forwards: j. rcvln.. center: q.
pcv!ne ana Euttcrw"rth. guards.
Turner. Allen. Moore. boyd aud An
d"rs"n. "chipG" Graham VIII accom-
panN the bankers to Ashland and viii!
referee the game.
Richmond Athletic club Brown
and Rawlings. forwards; Bethel. CEN
ter, Harrison and GoOCh guards.
Mctcaif and ltarEroNc. substitutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
ny WESTBROOK pEt;I.i:R.
ntfsd News Stan corrcSnuu,lruf

Nl.N YORK. Jan. ll.-ticOrrc Her
man kmth lay in his cideI:iown bunk
IA 4 Sil"ed broadway hotel. fetching
~ ALTERED il IA moth-caicn black
sweater.
wv here does this story come FROM,
Mr.. Ruth wanted to know, How I'm
SoinS broke on the races down at
HdNRr q. WHO'S this guy that knows
so iESa about my business | bet [
can huE and sell him out Of nay change
pocket and leave enough TO retire him
on fan pay for life.
III up and spoil the next guy that
horns iHto nay personal affairs like
much d" lose.
I'm down in Havana playin' a sea
son OF winter exhibition games I'm
getting thousand bucks a game ana
We play eleven games. Well. chat
ends the season ana ;hc promoters
want IN" TOR eleven more games. but
thy Only want to pay me $40 buck
game. hat | tell them that stuff is
out because If cut my price for them
l got TO cut II for the next guy that
comes along with proposition.
80 decide TO play around tho race
track while and I've been pickin
ny some easy money so | guess can
afford 20 monkey with the odds n
ilttic hlt. | play the races about ten
days and drop just 1000 bucks and
that's all.
Five thousand isn't breaking me.
got $4,000 from the Yanlts last year
and ihats the smallest part OF what
! made"
income for the year-s99C. o S"f from IN the The
NinkS. $1,000 from the CubanS: Sln-
COO Tor transforming around the East
AFTER tn" regular season: $4,000 for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
HAVANA RESULTS

maIlH -ycar-"iis claiming; purso.
5000 Lott, Speed. loi tWilsoD. : to ?.
"yea 70 ,, won; jos rhnc. IS ies
rnsca. .. G'!"tch"rb. Ia l. 2 to !. to :,
mira. ri,ur--i :o9 -: Mister Jlpgs.
Eeujn"r". Automatic Rcd. Sintii!0,".
Shuriy's i!rSt. SCutty. Felix 81. also ran.
Second iaSe-.s!N furl"nrs four: y"ar-
o.GS aii uI claiming pursr. s5op
F'riruuriiuc. ITO 'J"hns"np. . I" >. even.
! 20 :. won; Huntrcss io2 tMci.auEh!inb.
2 20 !. 10 Q, I" .. second. p"ci"r ~.
~ ,Butwc!D. TO /. = L" l. even. third.
'r!Ine--I:it ALSO --Cavnu BOY. Sem
per Staiwart. S"tti" Wa!Cutt. pGlaIe!d. faF
East. Gaiurin. Eingcsi.
claiming. purse. $500 Koran. - G'en-
sonao,. n? ,itm,w"r5. s 80 &: } 10 8 i
90 g. second: Polar Cub. le2 ,ilnnp.. I"
Nlso IAn-'Chr belgian H., kchlani Dis
,usuuu, The Blue Duke.
Fourth faca--ilv" ana Half furlpugp
Fright. .; twilsoni. :. 10 /, : 20 5. , to s.
won. H"llc at i:!isah"ih;own. !0a Dion!cr,.
% UricEcns,. : to i, : to j. even. third
ola. san Diego. Orleans Girl iinr,U.
Fif,h race ono rnil": frur-H.hr-"!ds and
np; claiming. purse. $500 liar!oek, IOa
81: l'arrneS,: q" J.. 20 = t." 10, won
to .. second; H"cnir. llJ ri,zJ, . 10 .
MsS ringn-c!i%. ron% M; N"%,n,dlss. -"
sixth rIcc--unc mile AMI MY yards
,,9"Sss5"iS s,b ana pn T;a,@,ns purse
10 2, to 5. won: MaIokin. ia (Car.
mody. To Ia .. TO Q. second. DiA
Run, ils Pitn), 2 TO l. 8 10 ). 2 ON
c s'as kindred oMs sH ." LeinS,er
OkSmuA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
BROKE? NlX!" BABE RUTH
WANTS EVER YBODYTOK KNOW
Says He Can Buy and Sell Author of Havana Races
S'ory-Dccarcs He Can Bal Out 81 More
Home Runs This Season

ms Writings: $4,000 for Il staturtt, oc
unset sl".uop Tor acting - a movie,
a;tn $1,000 and royalties from the
record
OF sadness. al. i III" roy MitH 'n a!St
YOU could stick inside Il SWISS watch
anu have room for Il couple ui Liberty
motors"
Tina, made $1,000. ana Babe suid
II wasn't all. either. II mas been r.
Ported That Bahc got heavy money
as as a bonus from tn" Yankees Cor
drawing record breaking crowds to
every BAH park on the circui; when
ne WAS hitting hfty-four homcrs last
summer.
some Guy started the report that
lost lot Of money on the track
ana says that's why I'm playing pro-
icSSionai Basketball here nov. This
BASKETBALL money Is jus, a little
ohane.: I'm playing the game just TO
Get INTO condition. not cor the dough-"
Dane IS under contract FOR another
year with the fankS ana lac says he
VIII mold out for raise. Eut he GER
tainiy viii not let false prid. stand
CLUB offers him Il boost in salary. lie
thinks he can beat ifty-four homcrs
this year.
Only trouble is some OF the
pitchers are afraid az me now and
maybe they won't pitch 10 me" he
Babe also wants TO play first base.
nut Is resigned 10 whatever job Miller
iugEint' gives him
Ny. Ruth fought his way out Of the
black sweater and switched off ,h"
light at his bedside.
There's lot OF people" h." said
mat would like to be broke like I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
HUNTERS TO KILL BUFFALO
AT COST OF $500 A PIECE
Humane society Fails in Efforts TO
Prevent Slaughter al Hi>on
"n Antelope Island.

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan u y par
~ ot hv" men from Ogden Gtah.
',r'nr" t"c advance aEsreE cation at
Anhtrgs, who are expected 10 slav
bison on Antelope island and pas
800 mead 70: the privilege.
Inc party from Los Angeles. which
~. |. "NS expected would make th- ;rIp
to-day. w.li Join in the hunt next
saturday according t. an official o.;
IN" i:una!o Island Live StOck Com
pany. owner 81 tn" bison.
commercial club In an fort 10 pre-
vent Tho slaughter les believed to hay.
'a!."d. sine" W. O. S'illman. prcs!d,u,
OF thr American Human" Society. who
was appealed To yesterday. replied.
today that il was toe late to pcr:cc,
ncgntiations
'Dnder III" terms set forth by tho
hnna.". Island Live stock Company"
months to make tn. proper financial
arrangements"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
LUCIUS L. SOLOMON TO
DELIVER ADDRESS HERE
resident of san Francisco VIII Suenl,
at Hrth Ahnhah Friday

INciUs I. SOlOlnr. If San rr,r
CISCO, hrSt vice president OF the indie
- hdent order oI li'nai Firth. viii be
IN" principal sneaker at Ba:A Ahnbah
l"hiDi" next Fl.GHy night WHOM he
+" IN !"!.ttr an address of general N
itfyst 10 the community. \ luarhrnu
IA ~ .'"n"r VIII be given that d.v
ny iimn"n Lodge a, the Richmond
Tho annual convention Of D;s,ric,
40 Viii open r"Nt Monday in Al
HMia when tn" following DELEGATES
y represent E.mmon Lodge: Rabbi
Milton l.. Marcusc. CASTOR L;cHTr-
stern. NJ. !. ilofh"imcr and " l. Bins
whn@cr. Three other men are cliuiLI,
10 pAf !u!Pat" in the session and proh =
AMY MI! attend. They are: Harold :.
HIo"mh"r@ ami Edward l.. Lazy, who
nay" boon presidents Of District No.
.. and Joseph J.. Levy. who was sec
rotary for a nnmhcr OF years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

-' !nIsS ts ss ;j
g. ?ad, Flying hsau,y: igs !Me1srmS;,II
-. I.lndsaI. Kate iirmi.a,,. VIZ r..
i, ;s.. i.ovei.es,. Dada. Margaret. E!nara
%a i HaSso,t '"'e Is
Day Lily 1903 GRobertsi. : To- i. to " -
90 .. second Ho!o. l05 ,McC;rayD. > IT, :,
:" even. third. Time! ~ l-5 Er,-
sod. Miss Rankin. NuIvanl;-. Wrdr-g,uD,!
Moor Taus6n. Wan o thy WISE also ran.
T"!ra raee---cla lining; s,9oo; four year
lahIsau d'Il"nnaur. lis 1nabin5. : 10 ~
ime liz -. rosa bncl. s,a,rIn i,ii,';'
H.. Gf"undswc!!. Louise V. Herald. Louis
W oie MIL. Tipni;y Wi;ch"I;" III
sh'wan,' TO :. I" ont. won: Edd!e
.'S a, s.ss i Ijs,S lMcr Ei. e.
= 20 L. even. out. inird. rin--l:3s 2-5
Fina race rlcNwicI; claiming; hand.-
e'@; 'iro0 .hr'.-ycnr-o l'!s amd W. on.
MIL and observation-disclosures nh!. 100
fI.""rrty Gibhet. los .Foncep. 10 70 l.
10 %. 10 /. second. IA! Orient. loo
~ i-J. kukIux. Veteran. Thu Wi; also
Kan.
sixth racc-clalmlng. $1,000. :or three
y".r-"!ds and up. mil" and seventy yards
i!anit o. Dny 100 tGarnerD. to J. even.
10 :. won, sammy Kelly. loi tkiHeA, =
Ia !, 10 ,. 1" D. second. i.ignt Wine -
'NIIp, =. to /. . to :. " 4" >. th!ra. Time
- Harvey Smair, Athena. JHcr
straw, COgi. Roach. serbian ana t;!euwcu
ads, ran
Scscnih race--ciaimins: $1,000: FOR four
y'ar.p.us ana up. mile ana a QUARTER
sofia Rock. 1903 IArun). Ia l. TO L.
even, won. on High. lVa trcnccD, I" :.
90 .. TO TO- second. WarliH". 81 ,iic-
b.rmUr, 10 % !. { to !. to I. third.
Tme-2,07 10. Brooklrud. Lottery. Roy
d",r Iuly stuart. Capital CRY AustTal.
M -.4U:. also iun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
HAVANA ENTRIES

FIRST race--iwo furlours: maiden two.
%o"r,oids. purse. $7o0"Tinnaci.. liz;
sE .,,',,iIh,, 4: uIormeriy, ran as Many
,Ht'!n.st, ll-, 'Ilycrcs. liz; 'E!las e,
~ HrS'"ri"U. ll5: Speed. li5; AthSarvcn
q. '''!i myers entry.
second f"y"-six furlongs. three year
o!ds and ~. claiming: purse. 500; Tuano-
.It' ~ Vim. lOl; 'incincrat"r, iG2.
.jhch Dawson. lot. .S!nn Fcincr. lOi.
'BvaGCh.r" lpI. 'Garhagc. 1875 Noble
nun 10. James q. 1903: Frank Burke.
W.. h"'nau, llt. pltntagcnct. liz.
hlIi race six furionrs: three year
"liS; puts. S,p" Shy Ann, rs: Aiken, los
bth'HiE. lNi, Nlack TOP. l1i: NoOr!n. los
'"ar..a wells. 100. Rama, 1"1
E'Hr,h ".i.ansci"n h.ndicap: mile
;GG"r-%i.1s "nh ~ !inliy. iol. .Turhciow.
'';, i'n'l'r" loo, War one. los.
F':ih rae" mile; four year odds and ur.
,,'intng. rGrs.. STo0-'F!"cr. ?5. Dnty
Nm"r". "N. =. ChrDnel. l0?. 'Roundci.
lns, u" Wiz 1895 'pr'nicli io5: Short
,ntnEr. 700. Plautar,l". 100: Hands on.
lv' i!mu;hs j. Hogan. 1917: James. 10.
thi"Ei no, jos" 10 Wales. il3.
SKIN re" -niie aud one sixteenth
,gni -Nrtf. 81. j. N"i up; claiming; purse.
300 sol GIlS"y. i0l. 'X"i-. i02: 'i.ariai.
~ 'l.''h"lrr. loi: Fly Iiom" l09: Jack
III it"y Eunis. !i2. 1911 Hunlcy.
liz: Si"h' Wind li2.
'NrTroutn" allowance claimed. Weather
Gly.lg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
WILL ERECT NEW COURT
Basketball Games to BE Staged in
Auditorium on Campus at
WcSthnnlntnn

bnsketball problems OF the Uni
Nersiiy Of Richmond have been
"oINeu. IN so far as u playing iloor Is
c"hccrhed: by decision OF authorities
at the Wcsthampton institution to
convert the spacious auditorium
pail practices and II majority of the
nome games VIII be staEcd on the
new court, work on which already
mas been started.
While the floor space will no; ar
ford regulation size court the OBJ
lohs that the local university will
make will be second in size 10 amy
~ me city and therefore second only
70 the large armorics. Running the
iull length OF the floor are galleries
on either side Of ;aic door with Il ca
2aci'E for caring FOR several hun
drSd spectators besides ailowing
SIDE lines on the moor and an add!-
tional hundred on tho platform.
:. ~ hiversiiy OF Richmond officials
NH proceed at once u erect BASKETS
that can be swung from tho upper
ifame work 50 that the new futures
will not Interfere with the daily
morning exercises of the college.
Shait OF sunlight through a dark
cloud as the Spiders. after trying to
stage n game in the crampcd Red
Cr9Ss building on the Wcsthampton
ne same pcrIicamcnt with other
local quintS III having no satisfac-
tory playing floor. The auditorium
adds greatly to the Rcd and
Blues basketball facilities by being
hui Il short distance from the car
Inc and in the midS; OF the college
buildings so that IL can Toe easily
reached by the players.
Coach Dobson Is cNpcctini: to play
ms initial contest in the new playing
floor when the Spiders meet their an
cicnt rivals the Randolph Macon five
following the Red and Blues up-
state trip. the game coming of Jan
uary 20. one game will he played hy
tie ll"hSonitcs this week They meet
the Medical College OF Virginia on
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
ORTIZ SLATED TO HEAD
VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Popular Player, Manager md I'm
pirc Mentioned as Next
President.
CLUB OWNERS DISSATISFIED
Opposition Has Arisen to Present
Heal of Old dominion Circuit.
futaors Declare Wells Will Not
Have Charge OF Richmond Colts.

Al Orth is To become presiI.nt or
tn. virginia League.
9uch IS IN" Information received
~ inns CIT? follow ini; announcement
thitt several OF the club owners urc
not satisfied with the present head of
the or;aiiHa ton. For many months the
ih"buiS are Sa!d TO HAY" been search,
inE IN" woods for Il man To TAXI
charge Of III" organization. and on.
went s" Tar last spring To write the
present president a letter requesting
MS resignation. The letter was writ
ten AT IN. beginning OF the 1920 s.:,-
son, and later IN tn" year more truu-
ht" occurred between the league head
ana In" club owner.
AZ several mcrtini;s OF the moruls
the plan 10 secure Il new president
OF III" organization was discussed
hut never mat"rializcd. due Ia tn.
Tact that capable man could not
-" located to offer the position 70.
VIM" III" berth has not been ten
tered brth formally lac is declared to
b" tn" choic" OF the owners should
EFFORTS To sccnr" brth prov. futile the
maEnai"S VIII attempt 10 s.cur. an
other prominent baseball man 70 have
charSc 81 The leagues affairs. IL Is
understood.
No man in virginia woulJ be as
popular "a head tor the ola Dominion
circuit as Al ORTIZ. y baseball, player
Of tho National League, a manager in
the virginia League, ana AN umpire
in both the National and Nir;iniu
Leagues. cr'h * well V.rScl In hasc-
i'ill. anu MS Iljll' ~ Il 10y "Drt with
All connected with the national Pas.
time. crth at present IL a member Of
the stan Of virginia League umpircs
Tor tn" season OF 1921. lie IL unusual
- popular with Tn. fans Throughout
tho Ntrriria League circuit. and there
are many who would Ike 10 soc the
popular player at the head OF the
.urgau!2atlon.
While Jak" Wells has refused TO
issue "A statement in regard TO roporth
ihn, h" wouih have charge of Tia"
Richmond Colts in 1921. rumors last
night wcr" that hc had refused to
talk" over the franchise. Although not
coming directly from tn" movie mag
nate, II IS reported that he originated
tn" report IN u conversation y.5lcr-
dag.
la the meantime the Virginia
League committee is scattered. &.
Moran Barry. owner Of the Norfolk
1nrs ana chairman OF ia" franchise
committee, - Oft on a hunting trip
with Jack WARRIOR. his new mauagc r.
With Barry away there Is little iIl."li-
hood oi the committee meeting any
time IN tie near future. The winter
session of the lragu" is Ia bc held
the latter part OF this month, AMI
ih"n the question OF a new president
viii be discussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
HOPE TO COMPLETE DOG
TESTS IN ALABAMA TODAY
Continental Field Trials Club Ixpccfs
winners I'ron Ten TRACES
Ia Start This Morning.
| Hy Associated Press.

I'uERitfTO\.- ALA, Jan. ll.-Wlth
twchtE-r!Sht starters coupled in
fourteen braces. the aII-ag. stake OF
Ia" continental Field Trials club Was
started mere today with tn, running
OF ten braces and all Indications
pointing. 10 completion OF the event
Wednesday.
FAc showing mad" by sevrra! OF
tAc animals was considered par ~ =
ee.!.Ecc, and after the rcmaiu.nr four
braces OF dogs are etartcd tomorrow
X j. declared tnat second heats viii
D. given number OF the animals
which started today.
me events are being staged over
= ne" gam" preserve. having hcrcjo-
Tor" been run over Il course at l.tiu-
Hdtch!o, Ma. aad in the nrSt races
,0dlH :. number OF bcvics Veg. HUSH
~ ~ IN" uc%S scnt here from all
mont faUcicrS.
Drawings for The derby stake.
which event viii be started tn. day.
following; completion of th,. niia"s
We're made tonight at iiurtsboro. Ala
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
much enthuelnsm nmOu..
OWLS INSTALL OFFICERS
RIchmonh Nest No. 1866 Elects Gcnry,
IL. Ratric Past PRECEDENT.
Iianulrt Is Held.

Richmond Nest No. 1866. order uf
owls. has Installed officers for the
ensuing term as follows: past prcs.-
dent, George Il. Eatric, president.
George l.. Andrews: president,
II. j. IiI"scn. inVoCatOr, &. J.. Petit.
Jr.: recording secretary, &. !. Clarke:
financial secretary. &. l.. Petit, treas
urcr. VI. II. Cobb: warden. =. :. Whit
lock; sentinel. j. G. STONE. pick.t.
Harvey BaISc;t. Trustees: g. l..
Is,tric. &. :. SHhitloCk. r. y. Sims
Physician, Or y. l.. Winfield
At the close OF the meeting TIA"
regular quarterly banquet WAS held
at ,iuvcruators~Gaf" Retiring Pres
idcnt l.atrie was presented with AN
rmblcmatic ring. i'ast President
James r. Lewis max ing the pr.scnta-
tiOu speech.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

Spiders and Blues
Cancel Quint Game

University or Itickm0nd and
M" ltirhHiond lilur.' Battalion
VIII not stage their buSkctbnII
Sh'"c scheduled for tonight in the
biurs ArmOry. The Spiders and
thc soldiers arranged the contest
Monday. but IL WINS called or at
the request OF the blues Al
though no date has been decided
upoh IL Is believed that the ,umc
viii he played later.
announcement that authorities
az the Wc>thampton institution
hnd consented To a bnSkcthuij
r"nrt hrihS laid on in the college
contests bcin. staged here this
year. The spiders VIII meet the
University oi Virginia, Wake
t"rcst ana the University Of south
'hroiinn ut WcSthnrnpton Inter in
The year. There IN n uos>i,,ilitx
~ trinity College also meeting.
the Spiders ON the court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
NORFOLK TARS SECURE
QUARTET OF PLAYERS
Jack WARRIOR Losing M Time oct
Ting His 1911 Club Together.
New Park Is Planned

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. ll-l'our
players for tho Norfolk. virginia
League club. have been signed. ac-
c"r!!hg TO announcements 10y Mar
"Eer lack WARRIOR. who has reported
I,ere for duty. The ncw men are
i'hr"id " asncr second bascman;
Jphn Monaia. third hasciuan: Dan
Eamran. catcher, and Joe Kelley. :irsi
bas":uIu.
WAGNER is a brother of Joe Was
,.rr OF Cincinnati ana New YORK.
Last year he played with Kane. -,
WARRIOR touts Wagner as letter mar!
ms brother, despite his youth and
CoN'p"rht!vc incXpcTicnc" Monde, is
rom ttackcnsack: ani Haunon from
Eay@nnc. y. j. kc!lcy is a product
OF the sh!pyard league. All are de-
Sc,.h,d as iast FEEDERS ANA hard
\. W,rhop: accompanied by Owner 9
Sportamcn, viii leave here this a;,.r
noon Tor the Back Rav section. where.
thrE VII! spend several dd,s hunting
G ,h and other game WARRIOR will
DrinSinr his family here. his pur-
pose beng I" make Norfolk his home
owner Barry. about Thursday. viii
Lee tor tour OF Eastern cities.
inspecting baseball plants, to get
POINTERS for the model park t. hc
huil' for tne Tars in the Spring /;
IS inc intention OF tho Norfolk owners
- "'hnt IN" plant here complete
one Thc new site has been secure!
ana work on tn" stands viii start
iS soon as Mr. Harry can re, tho
4!nnS drawn
Tho two trips arranged bv MIR
larry may IiSarranEc ulnus for the
lFHncHlS" committee mrci!nr which
l"S hunE Tire waiting for President
/" 'i!ihm y bradley 10 complete Ger
'i!h details IN Richmond necessary
".iorc r!acins the franchise in M.
hands OF New owners MIR l.arr, hnI
.S!.td the meeting for Wednesday OF
this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
TO GIVE BUFFET SUPPER
Holy \nWr Sori-t. of 81. Patrick y
church Plnns Entertainment
lOuiOrrOw Might.

\ DNN"l EuDnor. fOllOWcI Nv q
smoker. wlll be given members OF
the Holy Nnmo Society of ST. Pat
rick's church tomorrow night in 81
!airicks F"mal" Academy. Short
addresses viii he mad. by prominent
members Of the Catholic clergy. Of
l!ichmonh. who have been invited To
attend
Anon. Ia" members 81 the enter
,,lhh"ni commute" arc: *. Leo
M'"Shct. William Il. CaVcdD and
"rank NJ. bowler several we'll
Known Richm"nd singers and must
cans hay" been obtained for the oc-
casiOn. Wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
PLAN AERIAL DERBY
Navy Department VIII StnEr First
Event OF kind mt Long
IIrnch, Cal.
~ Associated rrcss. ]

NASliINGTON. Jan. ll.--An aerial
1'i"E including race between
nlfslh!c airships. the first Of the
NlHl III tn" world. will be held soon
81 long I:cach. cal, the Navy De
p''rtiu"ni. announced today Th.
h"Ea! dir!eihl. BIS Will be sent from
Sah Diego to race Il similar ship 10
Dt tnt"rc! by Il commercial company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
RIDDLE FR0WRS ON PLANS
TO SERERADE MAN O. WAR
tsk> i>cntTck ianS Ia Cali or I.c,tiy-
iiir. trrnngrd IL Meet
Equine thnnIuiun

ID. ~" II''I I'FDNS
LEN NGTON. Ky Jan lI-T.n-
saiItr plans OF Krntuch for wei.
'INinE Man o. War. worlds cham
Hl'n running horse. back ~ his Eo,n.
r". 'Gics with parudo. brass band
hmi various festivities nave been
vetoed .y samuel Hidd.". the owner
~ letter 70 the IcNiut.iuu Hoard
"i Commerce. Mr. HlIdl. said ,hni
nh h.. arr!vd! from Hcrlin. Nd. prob
"''. January -. Msu o. War would
Z" Ken @" IN" Kentucky Jockey
no track, exhibited without :,dInis-
on charge for trVcrai DAYS anI .S.r
"".n L. ll!nata Farm to 10 retired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
CHURCH HILL WINS GAME
Enst End Five Defeats Indrprndc,,.
Winners May Play VIII
linn and NInry

defeated the independents in "a bns
k"thalI game AZ McGul Catholic
Union by the Hcorc or 60 TO III Mr-
ilhan"y. Woodward. Richmond. ,;rn
nam. EhniE ana Wharton. tho nrst
team. AL showed up we'll Patterson
ard lJ"vin", substitutes. also dis
played good form The INDEPENDENTS,
hi" composed ~ yDunWAtrrs who
played "a fast game and made ,hn
h!EE"r team extend Itself
n" East End team Is negotiating
With the William and Mary Indians
iQr - game IN williamsburg Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
BOXING BOARD DRAWS
PLANS FOR CONTROL
Delegates Appointed by Governors
of Fifteen States Hold Meet
ing in New York.
iisy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, Jan. ll.--teprrts from
liHc temporary committees appointed
|" draw up plans for the creation OF
nitiona. board 81 control for pro-
iCssipnal boxing today comprised tho
chief bueincsS before a conference OF
Delegates from fifteen States.
Tn" delegates, appointed by ,hc
governors 81 their respective States,
hoped 20 finish the work OF ratifyin,,
"a constitution and clcct!ng Cinccrs by
tomorrow night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
KELLER TO MEET DEMPSEY
Portland Heavyweight IL Selected "a
Meet Champion at milwaukee,
january 2t.

~ AssoCIdlHd Pross1
IOHTl.NND ORIG. Jan lI.--Terry
Keller, hcavywcipht boxer OF i,o;,-
land has been selected 20 meet Jaci,
dempsey. worlds champion, in :! SIX
I'AMd hrut at milwaukee. near her".
dhHuary 2G, tn. Milwaukee, Hoxirg
IOmMissiOn LnnouMcnd t.dAv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
nIucs, Auxiliary Z, Vice.,

Members az the Elucs' Auxiliary
VIII hold meeting tomorrow after
noon q; 1850 o'clock In the Blues
Armory 10 discuss plans for the
benefit ball 10 be given Saturda y
night