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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
HAVANA RESULTS

Claiming: purse. s7o0-.Tus,ina T., 95 tWiiI.
s ssi,}, 70 !; TO :. to :. won. Bitter
second Lolita O., OF LGoodwnr). 10 10 |,
. TO /. To /. third Time. ~ T. Also
ran: Osiris. Tout De suite. Coscorron.
Second race-six furlonss: ;hrcc.ycar.
T Ih ana up; claiming: nurse. s50d-Ai
won u l"i tWiisHn) TO 10 |. even.
70 2. 70 . second iiantarcde. 'ilS
lDominick). Is to !. 9 TO l. 2 10 l. third
Time, 1913. Also ran: ruan"rca. sentry.
Sisrkey. sybii. Double Eye. Logs. Arthur
Third racc--fve and a half fur,onrs.
lhree- year olds: claiming: purse. 500
: = log u.ancast"r. to :. Ia 3.
Tish): TO J, - !. even. second: Cigalo.
du9 tht!Scyl, - J, even, 10 :" ,hird.
Time: l;G5 Is. Also. ran: Kathleen *.
George W, Tal IN, ""|'n'"' our Jack
Fourth race-nyc and Il half furlonsy
Two Two -year-olds and w: IN" Malcson han.
eis), to 3. TO .. to !. won; nificrcm,
Eyes. 100 Kelsey. ) TO ). To- .. j TO /,
second: Slrocco. ioi trckens,. To >.
to o. 70 8 ;irh.A. fim4 t.;cs 90. Also
Fifth race"-on% MI, and ,ift t"' y',g,i:
fonr- ysar-olds and uI: rla!minG. purse,
zssoe--EShortsr io2 'Fieldsp. = =" !. !!
10 :. OUT. Won Doc"d, 100 CPcnman). :
10 o. TO :? out. second. The Pirate iO6
tthcIstyD, 10 10 ]. . Ia l. out. third Time
l:t2 90. Also TAN: r.ack Thronr Red
Sixth race---.,nc mile ana sixtcrnth I:
s7oo.Duks run, Ios ,f| i+idsiS. s'r i"
J.. ercn' TO :: won; nhymer. 10; tLan-
per-, silver Is G.owcl TO /. " To- i /,
10 ), third. Time. I:iG So Also ran:
H aas' al a.; sm 1. Jsi!ison, incincraior, My
Counsc! Ia kruss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
BARELY ESCAPES DEATH
PENN STATE BOXING
COACH DROPS go FEET
Great Strength Enables Him I,
Hrcnk Fall and Prevent Homes
fSCiNr Erucfur.n

SIaI: COLLEGE,. PA. March 3
Dick Harlow, coach OF the Penn
state boxing team and assistant
football coach. had Il narrow escape
today while conducting a search for
rare birds eggs over in the fourth
r,onse Of the Seven Mountains. Only
ms nrSsencc % mind and great
over the side OF a ninety-foot cliff
ana landed with Il crash at the bot
tom.
Harlow is one of the leading au-
States and every summer for the
last several years he has been cm-
rloycd by the Smithsonian Institute
10 go on expeditions into Northern
Labrador in search OF rare birds
eggs. In his personal collection. lie
numbers many fine specimens. His
trip today was the first of the year
IN order to inspect II nest OF
ravens. the Penn state coach. who
stands over six feet tail and weighs
in the nciEhborhood of $50 pounds
was forced to swing himself over the
cliif. slide down Il rope. and then
swing in under the over-hanE to
where the nest was located ON n sin
inch ledge. When about midway
down the rope, a loose rock dislodgeu
itself up above and came hurting
down on iiarlow's head. Stunned by
the blow, he managed to retain his
hold on the rope as he went sliding
10 the bottom. and thus broke the
worst of his fall.
After lying unconscious for about
Il half hour. Harlow managed to
uiake his way in to Coburn. where
he found conveyance TO bring him
back To State College. One hand
was cut TO the bone and the other
badly scared by the rope. his head
was severely bruised. and his body
was mass OF cuts and bruises but
fortunately no bones were broken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
MOBILE ENTRIES

:, FiTs; r".Ss--purse. $500. claiming, for
lnaIdths: three yrar-oids and u3. about
five iurlongs-F:nancial Rooster. !so: iIav,
~: Miss l.avc!tn. III. hc!en nnrtmnn
III BeeswaN, III. Oriental Dress. liz;
GSan Sweep III: Plato. ilS. Anne's Pet.
!, second race-purse. $500; claiming: for
three-year old' ana up about nv" iur.
iongs-sir John N"rEnc. i2c. Cork.y Is
10; rSinrog,,""d. !2o: Doctor Pan i20: 81.
Us: First ru!lci. ilj: Onvc James. liz:
Peprcry Polly. 100. Also eligible: Vcr.
botSn 40: Clean W. 40, Ecno,and io5
Third taeG,--purse. s7peo; ne Noble
rr..le---Corydou iIa Sunduria. liz Harvey
Smarr. iiG. Counter balance. iiG KehG.
-ilS; WIU!rda. los.
Fourth race-pursc. $500. claiming. For
thrce-y"dr -o!ds ana up. about SIX ana !,
half furIongs-Dr. Shnfrr I'D. NncI.
Moore, 1923; Tiger Ros". IL. Parrish. lis.
Terrible Miss, !ij. Susan Nj. lI5, She
Devil 10.
F!fth r"ce--cia!m!ng. purse. taoo: FOR
three .ycnr-o!ds ana uPs about ak and =
haif furienss-ogdcn Gir go Cousin q
Mine li3j Chic. HARLEY, 49,: Brlcklcy.
.iS; Old Rose ii5i ola Faithful lo5.
Weather frIC,. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
HAVANA ENTRIES

First race-six fuf!onHs; maiden ,hr.c-
year-olds: claiming. gOf1e. S7pu-s Sny,n
Seas. To-; Helen Lucas; IgS 'Sen,ilate.
Pat. loS: .Thoushtlyss beauty. iVs a.
Quincy. 10! Cannon Bal los. Johnnie
O'Connell. li5.
Second race--sx furIonrs: tl,r..-v.,--
olds and up: clat!ning, pune, t5D0-' III.
laby. 81. Grey Kuinp. 100. .uopo. 100.
Second Cousin. lUl 'Finis. I1i: 'Siillfttn'
103: Assign. l07. Top Eung ll3
Third race-siH furloa.s. thrre-yD,r-
sud ny; ciaimlng. ours; 500 i'icrr 100
.A!gr.tie io5; .s,arkadcr. iO5: .iin;rack.
Jos Ava r.. los; .iiunter Plat. iU5: Fly.
ng FEC. i9s: Presumption, ~. Eu As.yl.
lls.
Fourth race--six iurlongs. t,,r.o-vca-
oids AMI UP; Claiming; purse. S5uG- sPari-
gourdinc. l9j; 'NorfOIk Belle lU,: Teach.
en's Pet, i0s; 'B!ll lun!cy. 40, HntunT
10. .i.0yaiis,: 10: .caVan Roy. ITO.
Fifth race-m!le ana onc-.i1,e.n,n
X thref-year- ods: claiming. handicap: Woo
%-zzGenerai Menoca. 30; HWalnut IialL
. JOS; Pansg. 81; Smart Money. los Pas.
{ toTenu. !o7
Sixth race---miie ana ATTY ynrds: three.
eyear.olds ana up. claiming: purse, 500
DIscurd.' lie. W"nonah. 10: Say When
& 1fQi -Backrock. liz: Sir William johnson,
s3gs; Constantine. Ii5.
u hppienilSe allowance. Heailef ,.yaf.
track fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
FAST PREP SCHOOL GAME
GOES TO CHARLOTTESVILLE
Five Representing University city
wins hnskctbali Contest From
H"an"ke Outfit, ~ Ia 80.

lSpccia. TO The Times Dispatrh1
Ci!AEI .OTTESNlLLE. VA. March
'.-The local high school basketball
4uini defeated Roanoke High here
inns afternoon. "a to 90. in the hard
cSt fought game staged at the armory
this season.
The teams viii now have To NEE,
on neutral court ~ decide The
district championship. The extra
contest Will probably be played in
Lynchburg.
Charlottesville ou,"iaSscd lin. visit.
ors i'm the INST ha! which ended ia
10 ?. bu, the Magic city ou,ft
launched determined rally near the
ciose OF the second period and came
within one goal of tying the score
ihe !in"-up and summary:
chur'svilic 20. Roanoke
Walp. .righ, forward Ferguson
lsonav!tn left forward Gray
iiankInS center ..... E-cbs
johnson right guard. Miller
tcaDta!n
Wood left guard Coon
acknowledgements for NIL
lci Miller for kavanaueh Field
Itals-W alp. 4: Hankins. 3; Bonavita.
>; Grey. .; INrcbs. .: Coon. ,: Fer
Euson, |. Foul goais-Bonav!ta. (:
Walp. .: Ferguson. .. Icfcrcc--
Davis Central board).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
'HEINE: STARTS SOMETHING
CHARGES AGAINST FOUR
SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED
Limn,crmnn's Affidavit duplicates
McGruw, nenton. Toncy and
iInuT-Eans Want Probe.
By United Ncws.l

10y -NcwS.
NEw YORK, March s..-wi,h or
without Foundation. IIcinie thinner
mans charges against Benton. Toncy
ANA Kaun. which also involve Me-
Graw. Will have to he aired and set
tied before the 1924 season opens or
there will he howl from the sup
poricrs OF the game. from one end
OF the National League to the other.
The White Sox scandal is over as
far as the diamond is concerned.
The matter is now In the hands OF
the law. and tn. players concerned
bnnishcd from organized baseball.
Zimmerman. however, has opened IL
fresh wound and In justice to the
fans. Il decision should be rendered
by the national commission before
April H. This is the attitude OF most
Of the New York followers of the
Giants even though the invcs,iga-
ton results in the three players
bcinS dropped from the club.
Up 10 Wednesday night. Judge
kcnesaw NJ. iandis had given no in
,ima,ion that any investigation of
XimmeIman's charges was being
made or that they had even been
heard officially. EauT has been sum-
moned to Chicago by Judge Lands
and is due to reach there Thursday
The incident. however. is believed TO
have nothing to do with the thinner
man case. because neither Henton nor
roney had been served with sum
of Kaufr. IL Is believed Will h. con-
fined TO the circumstances surround
ing the indictment Of the player In
this city. growing out of the theft Of
an automobile. and on which kaun
is soon to be brought to trial.
Zimmerman In an affidavit. accused
the three members OF the Giants OF
accepting brides for throwing base
ball game and also declared that
McGraw knew OF H. but kept the
matter secret for fear that his ball
club would be wrecked IL NJ was
forced TO drop the players involved.
Zimmerman swears what he says is
true. and that he was made the
goat" by McGraw. The charges may
or may not be true. hut the New
York fans believe they are, at least
worthy of investigations II the
players are guilty. they should re-
ccivc the same treatment as TIA"
BLACK SoX." but If Innocent should
be declared so and Zimmerman pub
licly ccnsurcd IL nothing more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
BLUES TO HOLD MEETING
Soldier Athletes VIII C,,,.
"'"rF Tonight to Discuss. COM
Ing Nert

shepherd Crump. athletic Ilrcc,,I
4i the Richmond Light Infant
hines' Battalion. has caiiea n nee,
i ~, OF the soldiers tonight I'm In,
Crohiy. coach of the battalion tra,.i
team. also will be present. and planl
~ regard 10 the general athletic si,I
untion or tho battalion Will be dis
GUESSED '''
ne soiai"rs are planning TO cntcI
u strong team IN the indoor mcei n
bc held March 10 IN the uowitzers
Armory. when the leading athlctnl
or the city VIII contest for honors
~ probable that Coach Cronly vii
eve out important information to-
nlSht IN regard TO the track candi
dates OF the battalion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
RETAIN SLIGHT LEAD
T"" Teams In SIA-Day nncr ,r..
One Lap Ahead AT 10
o'clock
I Hy ASSOCIATED pro.s /

NEW YORK, March o-Two land
ihS teams IN the Madison Sut,nrc
Garden slx-day race sill rrtaln.,,
iheir one-lap advantage at 10 o.njnci,
,""!E NJ, hcspii. desperate attcmp,
-! tne hrocco-Coburn combination Ia
Cvertakc them AT inc snvan,I,., ~
hour the EGg- Van Kcmpen and Ru,t'
l.otcnI teams had covered .2IO miles
ana fonr laps. Five teams were one
80 "hcN, three pairs two laps back
.he hour Is l.i2S miles AMI two fans
inh , ny brobach and Lawson I'm
AZ ilc end oi the sprints tonight
ana Rutt and Lorenz 500. DurInv :.
series of dashes To catch the leaders
inc Parisot- Leonard and Bcyl-I,cmav
teams each lost a lap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10

FOR long time have been q
great sufferer from stomach trouble:
my kidneys bothered me Il good deal
and had no appetite for Ily meals:
was always constipatcd and so ncr-
vous could never get Il good night $
sleep: ! had taken treatments and
tried Il lot OF different medicines, bu:
none of them gave me any benefit.
! heard OF so many people knew
being cured by Plant Juice that
decided 10 try il as n last resort. The
result has been fine in my case, and
! feel stronger and better in every
way: | now have a fine appetite for
my meals: i has relieved the kidney
trouble and am not cons,ipa,ed any
more. am able to sleep at night.
have gained is pounds in weight, and
all my friends arc telling me how
"eH look. ! owe ny good health
to Plant Juice. and am glad to tell
others about it,"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond at
Tragle's Drug Store.
Plant Juice Is sold In PETERSBURG
by Morrison, Tho Drug Man, and In
Chase City by Tho Chase City Drug
Co.-Adv. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
SPORTS
Gerard Edwards Enters
Professional Baseball

Gerard Edwards. Richmond's
youthful track athlete and anna
teuI iniiclder has joined the ranks
OF professional basketball play
crS. The youthful tosser recent
~ signed "a contract with the
Raleigh team OF the Piedmont
League. Several teams were
dickcring for the services of the
player. Danvillc. of tho same
ieaeuc. sent Edwards contract.
The Raleigh offer proved 10 he
the best Of til" two. however. and
The player signed with the team
representing the capital of North
Carolina.
While Edwards is breaking into
professional baseball this year he
has had several years experience
with fast teams. In 1918 he
played for the United States Ship
Pennsylvania. when il had "Rab-
bit" Maranvillc. famous big league
shortstop. in the iniicld Later he
played on the Third regiment
team of 81. Helena Training Sta
ton In 1919 he played for the
nine representing the United
States Shin Vermont. Last year
ne WAS with the Richmond Tcrmi-
nal team of the Commercial
League.
Mitchell Eds. another Rich
moud amateur. has signed with
Danvillc. Eds is an outfieldcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
Many a Pretty Face
Spoiled by Pi11lples


Don't close your eyes to the warn
Ing which nature gives. when un-
slightly pimples appear on your face
and other parts of the body.
Not only are these pimplcs and
splotches disfiguring. but they lead
to serious skin diseases that spread
and cause the most Disseminating
irritation and pain. Sometimes they
foretell Ec&ema. boils, Dlisters, scaiy
eruptions and other annoyanccs that
burn like flames OF nre. and mako
you feel that your. skin is ablaze.
"a When these symptoms appear on
any part OF the body. take prompt
steps to rid the blood OF these dis
orders. And the one remedy which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
SPORTS
Attorneys to Oppose
Postponement of Trials
BY Associated Press.

SlilCAGO: Mprch 9.--Attorncys
VINO VIII defend the White SoX
baseball players accused OF throw
ing the 1919 worlds series tonight
n nnw Trey would oppose Il further
poslponeincnt of the trial. which
scheduled to begin on MONDAY
rms was In reply 10 n report TO-
DAY 'hat attorneys for the rroscc,,-
non would ask OH Monday that
1uuGc William l.. Devcr. who will
preside. grant six months con.
tinuancn.
The players said Attornov
behcuict short. one Of their de-
tenders. are eager to get the case
20 trlal. Their attorneys Will on
pose an? postponcmcnt."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10

berry. %; University OF Virginia
FRESHMEN. is. Woodberry. 80: Fish
,purnc Military School. 90. Wood
berry; 6S: Massanutten Academy. i.
Woonberry. 81: Episcopal High school
IL Woodberry. -: University of Vir-
E!nii Freshmen. 81. Woodbcrry. 20;
w axe Forest College, 90. Woodbcrry.
~: North Carolina Freshmen. 20.
1W1odbcrry. 81: John Marshall High
school. ?. Woodberry. %: John Mar
snail High School. 20 Woodbury..
2h; Episcopal High school. Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10

has no equal as blood cleanser -
S. s. s.. the purely vegetable blood
medicine, which has been on tho
market for more than fifty years. II
is sold by druggists everywhere.
II you are afflicted with this form
of skin disease. do not expect to bn
cured by lotions, ointments. saIyes
and other local remedies, as thev
cannot possibly reach the source al
the trouble. which is IN the blood.
Begin taking S. S. s. today, and
write complete history OF your case
TO our chief medical adviser, who Will
give you special instructiops,iw without
charge Write at once to Medical
director, 827 Swift Laboratory. At
lanta, Ga---Ady. S. z. Z IS q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10

High School team. or Kansas cn.
was unable 10 overcome the lead Of
me Atlanta. ia. Athletic club AVE-
auu went out or the National ANA :
,our Stheltic Union tournament on II
iU-.o-53 score. The Atlanta players
overwhclmcd their opponents in tho
nrst haif. and ut the end OF hnIf-
t tnnr. me score was 81 to 10. The
iocal team took the offensive "a. Tho
outset IN the second half and piav"J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
ARRANGE TITULAR SERIES
Midget Basketball Pinyrrs VIII hold
Tournament Saturday Morning
ut Community Club.

The battle for the championship of
the Midget Basketball League will
nasium OF the Community Club at
Bclvidcrc and Main Streets. Twenty
or more teams have entered the race
and the activities will begin prompt
~ At 10 o'clock in the morning The
contests will he elimination affairs
and the winning team will receive
banner. The Community Recrea-
ton Association will be glad to re-
ceivc applications from any midget
team in Richmond who has not yet
signed I'D for The rnnIcst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
GOOD HEALTH DUE
TO PLANT JUICE"
Popular Business Man Tells
How the New Herbal Medi-
cine Relieved Him.
STOMACH & KIDNEY TROUBLE
lie Had Tried Many Rene
dies, But None Helped Him
But Plant Juice.
STOMACH & KIDNEY TROUBLE

One of the latest testimonials for
Plant Juice is that of Mr.. George w.
Old weil-known resident Of South
Mills, y. C.. as he has lived there for
the past Go years. Mr.. Old has a
large farm In that section, and is also
engaged in the grocery business. He
said:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
BUFFALO BOXER VICTOR.
SCRIBES AWARD KANSAS
BOUT WITH mitchell
round. No-DeclHI0n AFFAIR
iieid nj hiiwnukcc-I.argc Crown
Views Hattie,

MINIATURES. WIS aiI
ROCKY kansas. of Buffalo. UghtwojShy
was awarded the newspaper decisiog
over Richie Mitchell. local boxer !
teh.round battle at the auditoriin,
mere tonight. '' y
ihe light went the fun ten rounaJ
:, ~ was Rocky's light all the whJ
revcrai times he had Mitchell on I'LL
hhyPp""; nnd IN the NTH round lsnockef
mnsh iast, classy scrap. Mitchc,I'.
Diows lnckcd steam. while Eansa
MI XII, ina, hard on numerous occasioni
Eight thousand fans witnns.o,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
Reds Get First uenI VOL

CINCINNATI, OHIO. March g.--'Th
cincinnati National League player
got their FIRST taste of real bascba
today. according to reports from IN
training camp at Cisco. A six-innin
game was staged by tho regulars an
the colts. which the latter won b
n score OF to 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
PATTERSON Takes sccon, r,o,.

IH!' t'". MIroh 5--.7arl pntfer.
son or me 6, y y. went into second
p!nSc IN We n3tiona! amateur pocket
Dliiard tournament today by do
icating Gus Gardner OF New York
10 20 il5 The game went, seventy,
one INNINGS. j. was Il long drawn
run OF thirteen. while his opnonen,.
nigh run WAS ten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
Cut This Quit !. worth None,

Cut out this slip. cncloae with &c /,
Foley 4 Co. 2S35 Sheffield Ave. Chi
cago. H.. writing your name and ad
dress clearly. You viii receive in RI
iurn trial package containin
toley's Honey and Tar COMPOUND
for coughs. colds and croup Fole
kidney i'ills and Foley Catharti
TabIrts-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
Nnhrrtn Wins Ilniti

NEW YORK. March al Rob.rts
o! New ofrk. Knocked out Gunboni
smith. OF California. In the t.nth
round OF twclve-round match her..
'ohlEht Roberts weighed 1871 .
pounds and Smith IT'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
(. Toledo After Tournumen,.

siIOLEDO. OHIO, March with
Z the y ayowed intention OF "Dringing
b the see tournament OF the American
4 Rowling Congress to Toledo" twelve
s Toledx boosters left here for Buffalo
to-day ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10

Atluntuns Win Game.
KANSAS CITY. MO, March O. De-
spite a spsctacular rally in the last
few minutes of play the NorthcaS I
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
COYOTE TRACK MEN HOPE ID COP HIGH
 HONORS 1T TUCSON

Represented by the strongest track team entered in the university week field meet in Tucson, the Phoenix Union high school expects to return from the University city tonight with the big end of the score. Gilliland, star football player and athlete, has announced that he is out for honors as high point man of the meet, and expects to break his record of four first and one second made recently in the valley meet, where he was high man with 23 points.
 Coach Heidenrich began the season this year with only two track men from last year, Giililan and Grey. but. working under this handicap. he has developed several men who it is ex- pected will break some of the previous records of the meet Gillian recently broke the record in the h1rdles at the valley meet. and will no doubt repeat the performance at Tucson on Saturday,
 The local athlets expect stiff com- petition from Gila academy, which usually sends good and well bal anced team to the meet at Tucson. The Phoenix Union high school has not won the state championship for sew eral years, and this will urge the locals to do their best. Among those CAPNttNA " tS~hC liAtii ENCAitS di ' 1l dy in the hurdles, Davis in the half mile run, Millage in the broad jump, Cris- man, who won the half mile in. two local meets. and Grey. who will run the mile race. and Stewart in the high jump. and Oldham and Quilien. who have been making nearly ten feet in the poievault. The men had their last workout Thursday morning at o'clock under Coach Heidenrich and were in tip-top shane. The team for the relay race has not been picked. Only two men for each event will be entered from each of the high schools of the state.
 The following Phoenix men have been entered in the meet. Gillian, Mckinney, Grey. Higgins. hurdles and sprints, Wartmar. Heard and Friend, in the weights: Oldham, Quillen, Jay, Stewart and Millage. in the jumps and pole vaults; Brown and Gilmer in the 440-yard run. and Crisman, Leper. Davis and Shelley in the long distance runs.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30

Foster didn't have a chance to show much as Dime was on top of him all the time. The bout could have beeO stopped in the first with no regrets.
 Last nights card was regular bill from start to finish. Some of the fights were not as fast as expected. but they were all fights. The game ness of Henry and the artistic man. ner in which Lynch administered his trimming were worth the price of admission alone.
 It's now up to aMtchmaker Will Hams to bring a topnotcher down for Lynch so that the fans can see just how fase Jack sreps- He has de- feated every opponent sent against him in Phoenix and each time they pick a harder one Some of these days Jack IS going to have a real battle on his hands.
 A good sized crowd attended the fights and apparently they were sat-. isfie6. The only disappointment ia the fact that the referee didn't let Daly quit in the sixth when he want ed to and Babe Philips was not al- lowed to give his oration before the entire house.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-30
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN @SPOwS<
Sixteen Riders Start In Bike
 Race Sunday

Everything is set for the Tucson to Phoenix bicycle race tomorrow.
 Much interest is being evidenced in the race and many fans keep up with the race through The Republicans bulletin board Full information will be given out as the race progresses. reports from Florence and Mesa. The rider and the time he checks in and es through Mesa. This will give ev- cry fan chance to see the finish.
 The final number of entries is IS. Twenty were signed but four with drew their names the last day. The riders that will compete are.
 Bill Friend, Stuart Treadwell, Stan- ley Cronin. Warren Stone, Jerry Ro- zeine, Harry Feuerriegel, Harold Wheeler. Wm. Rosser, James Rorex, Hubert Yates, Sid Newman, Lionel CcGarr. Norman Stoddard. Emile LyaIl, Willie Priest and Alfred val- enzueia. Melvin Goodson, Sam Rob inson. Howard Ames and Edger Hart withdrew. The latter recently won the Mesa Phoenix race and would have made a good run in this race. He was called home to Flagstaff last Thursday. thus putting him out of the list.
 A good race can be expected as the rider claims to be in tn best of con- rider claim sto be in the best of con dition as a result of three weeks of hard training.