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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
CLEAN AND PAINT
! Up week BEGINS
IN ALEXANDRIA
Prizes Offered to Citizens Whose
Premises Present the Best.
Appearance.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va. June 6--Clean
Up. Paint Up Week" opened in Alex
andria today. Citizens have entered
the contest for prizes to be given to
those who clean their premises In the
best manner during the week
meeting of Court. No. 81 Catholic
Daughters of America, will be held
at St Mary's Hall this evening.
The Y. NJ. c. A yesterday inaug-
ursted campaign in the Sunday
Schools to boost attendance during
the summer months.
It 10 the intention Of the City School
Board and the Parent Teachers Asso-
citation to call a mass meeting to pro-
test against the action of the City
Council in cutting down the bond
issue for schools from 100000 to
5000. 900
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
Inquire About Our Deferred Payment Plan
The Linen Shop

$2OOOOOO worth of Fine Linen Table Cloths for $10,-
OOOOO just one-haf the price have sod these for
The designs the choice Of the best artists; the qualities
are such from Of Irean6s foremost mills We
guarantee each piece to give perect satisfaction m wear
and Laundry.
Cloths 2x2 yards formerly $i3.2S, $3.50, $4,000,
s23oo $4,000, S2o5O $32 co. 100, reduced 10 $3.50,
$875, $1O25, $11.5O, $780, $13.25, $780, $3.50.
Cloths, 2x2h yards, formerly $1,000, $2t5o S25S0,
s2875, $4,000 $780, $4,000 sSooo reduced to $8-25,
$1o.75, $12.75, $143s $780, $165O, $3.50, $500.
Napkins 22x22 inches formerly $1,000, $3.50, $4,000
S2soo $780, s45.oo, reduced to $3.50, $975, $1150
$3.50, $780, $22.5O.
Napkins 24x24 inches, formerly $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000, reduced to $14.50, $500, $1700
'MARTEX" BLEACHED TURKISH
BATH TOWELS
Perfect good-neest designed borders and coiors
Of these we-no,vn towels. No limit purchaser Bury
Is your needs demand.
39c towels size 1896, 29c each
SOC towels size 21x39 now 37he each
75c towels, size 2Ox4O SEC each
$1.OO towels size 22x44 Use each
$1.25 towels size 21x36, now. Csc each
$3.50 towels, size 23x42, now SLIP each
$500 towels, size 24x24, now $1.5O each
Colored handkerchief linens, So inches wide white
and the wanted colors; $150; now yard .$1.19
Many old pieces Of decorative linens n half regular
price.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
Willov and Summer Furniture

Special 4-feet steelframe lawn bench, price. ST.
Doubse-size lawn swing. ....... So
Gray porch hammock, regularly $3.50, special. SIS
Gray green porch hammock with cstonne
trimmings, regularly $500, special. ...... $50
Special brown fiber arm rocker chair with
tapestry upholsterins =. ...... SIG
Solid maple porch rocker high back, cane sesa,
regularly $500, special. S.
Solid oak porch sewing rocker ..... s.
Solid oak aide chair to match. ....... So
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
ART NEEDLEWORK SHOP.
LAMP DEPARTMENT.

Mahogany Ant;qus ivory stick; colonial base; grooved
two-chain socket lamps were 1900; now $1,000 each
Beautiful aIl-slk lamp shades; double lined; Wild
pure silk fringe gold braid and novelty trimmings; "a
inch New shapes tones, colors and prices Were SIS
to $500 each now $500 to ALPS eich.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06

Plan white Ensh voies, mostly The product Of Tootals
Broadhwst Lee and Company, Manchester Ensl.nd who
have the reputation Of producing the finest voles made
For wear, laundry and GOODNESS, nothing exe.s a fine
vole. The widths 80, 40 and AZ nches The price.
were Soc, Csc, 75c, St.oo, St.25, $3.50 $500 $3.50
$500 yard; reduced to Is 35c, 3sc Soc ESQ., 7sc $780,
$1.25, 1.50 yard
Genuine St Gall embroidered dotted Swiss; white
grounds with coored dots; tinted grounds with white or
eolorod dots; Sios $500 S225, s2so. for 81 so
yard
Colored printed cotton voles 80 inches wide; medium
and dark coors were 500 75c, 85c and $780, now 42c
yard.
ART NEEDLEWORK SHOP.
Stamped pillow cases of fine cotton; hesnstched for
crochet edge; des;gns $t7S; now ST. rs peir
Stamped cotton tubing pillow cases. si.2s; for
75c pair
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
Extraordinary Interest
Special Exhibition Of WILLOW Furniture We

Of wMow be IN Fshee
be by expatwe
Is particular with
yourself
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
Drapery Department
CRE1O

CRE1O -.
A special assortment of fine Gre
tonnes taken from our own stocks,
IN colors and patterns for all purposes.
Regularly 75c and $1.O0. Special,
45c Yard.
Regularly $1.25 to $500. Special,
Csc Yard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06

Vests, 2 for CSC
Women who require sizes -
to so. win be delighted with the
size. shape and quality Of these
ribbed vests.
Pants ut 40c
Out sfses-46 to bO-rfbbed
pants with muslin bands and
lace knees. Why pay more than
Union Suit4 Soc
Flesh color ribbed suits with
low neck. no sleeves, shell knees
or light open and closed styleA
Sisas IS and 80. And only boc-
UmhreIla Suiss, Soc
This style Of ribbed union suit
u preferred By many women
Juvenile Suit, 4oc
Athletic style union quits OF
pink crepe Low neck. Sleeveless,
elastic knees: 2 to 4 year sissA
raAGAs RSyaL-Dsrg,in basement
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06

Silk Hose, 85c
with long silk boots and re-
inforced feet Black and cor
dovan; So to 10 sizes. Why pay
500 and more7
White Hose, $1.49
white Silk Stockings and June
are always associated. Select
the silk hose with Isle garter
tops and be assured durability.
Here at only s1.49.
Outsize Hose, $1.95
l-fashioned-so that while
fully wide and long they Mt
gracefully. Black and cordovan.
o to 10h sises. only $1.e5.
Silk Hosetbes, SOC
Fibre silk-with cuff tops and
high spliced heels. Black and
coiors In all sizes Extra spe-
cial-2 pairs TO each purchaser
at SOC pair.-PalaAs Royal-Bar-
gain Basersest-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
SUMMER PORTIEREs.

Cross Stripe Madras Porteres, in
light and dark sromds, rose, green,
blue and brown colorings. Regularly
$3.50 and $500. Special, $1.95 Pair.
Snowflake Portieres, plain oenbers
with stsnciled borders, a new depar-
tme m summer curtains; al colors.
Regularly $500. Special, Sass Pair.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06

Fibre Hose, 59c
Better than silk as regards
wear-and just as brilliant. The
elastic ribbed tops are comfort
ing. Black and cordovan; 81 to
Hose, 2 Pairs, 75c
The wanted dropsti.ch and lace
effect in summer Isle Black.
gray and cordovan-2 pairs for
7bc.
Socks, z Pairs, 45c
yuvsnfles-with cuff tops, in
stripes; AZ to sizes. Splendid
value-at 2 pairs for 45c-
VestA 2 for Soc
These are regular at SOC each
1.-TWO of these ribbed vests
usually cost 7Sc. Regular and
extra sizes here in pink and
white at for Soc
Paiais RsyaI--Bargaf. Bssasss@f
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-06-06
SCRn.

SCNIM.
Plain and Figured Serim, the plain
fabrics IN white, cream and ecru, the
figured ones m various oolorings.
To close out, 19c Yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
WILL MEET
TIGERS NEXT SATURDAY
Union Theological Seminary
to Play llaInpdcn-SitIncy
in l'armyiIIc.

captain Patterson. Il CORNER Wash
'nSi"n and Lee veteran. bnu now
coach %; III" Union Thcoiogic al
seminary football team. ycs,,rdav
logan preparing his team for 3,
&hinf with ihc iiamp,i"n- .sidnov
Tigers next saturday afternoon in
Hampd"n- Sidney
Ihat the coach le expecting a
sun BATH" from the Tig-rs. a. a
r.H"!c ~ Their victory over tn
"iN"rsi'y OF Richmond las, Sa,ur.
Jay. was indicated from tn. Atir
""r""ut he save tho Preachers yc.
''FH"E- IN" team defeated tho HIch-
'""hh tlu"S at MAYO Island PARK
'Het saturday and came ont Of the
c"ntcs, IN excellent condition
atE"cnt. attending tho Union The
oI"Sical seminary arc allowed nu,
h't'" time Tor football practice. and
tons"Gu"n'ly the team has not
worked satisfactorily N the games
mayed to date Veterans from
Washington and l.cc davidson and
hinG college compose tho team.
The following men are sur. TO
max" the tr!p to lininpdcn- Sidury:
Patterson. former Washington and
Ice star. buckles, o.. k.nE College:
M"Murrhy and Moore. OF Austtn cor
i"Sc. ANA Alexander. Cr.ug. Worth.
and frttchard. ot Davidson. O,h.r
members "f rho EGlad arc making a
lively heht FOR positions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
SAILING HON0RS ARE WOI
BY CANADIAN sCR0ONE|
Blue Nose" Defeats elsie,
for Championship of
North Atlantic.
iBy Nssociatcl Pros.

HALIFAN. y. s.. Oct. 2i.-"nr,
Nose" OF Lunrnburg. today dcfca, al
"f!isie.' Of Gloucester !, ,,o
.,,,t,
'''h race an
won thc sailing championship OF IN
North Atlantic. captured last ycar h
the ,,Ioucns,orm,n r,n
'""'''
''''''''"S icRa' h'' the mary
'''"e ia"r"is In two clean-cut races
in which the American dcf.ud.r w,
oit,clu.sc, A., No. -,
rival
NANNY Neich, OF Gloucester
admitted after Saturdays race. thu
he would have been loser c,o, H..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
S. A. ASSOCIATION
HOLDS CONFERENCE
IEy AssoclatcL prrss ]

COLUMBIA. : e.. Oct. - Meeting
here This AFTERNOON directors of tn.
South Atlantic Association ot Base
ball clubs awarded The championship
for 1921 TO Columhi:. ana made plans
for tar 49, season, by deciding 10
begin the ilayiug season ANN /. and
20 clos" September :.
= schedule committee was ap-
pointed to submit a schedule at he
January meeting, and il was decided
10 attempt to arrange an Official
post-seascn series with IN. p.mnnnt
winner III me virginia league FOR
The class championship OF the
South.
U.s.. Of the spit ball 10y pitchers in
the league was prohibited 10y action
taken ~ i"day's meeting Several
amendments w"r" adopted 10 tn" con
stiiu;iou designed to inrict drastic
punishment OF disorders 10y players
and measures approved To give uin :
pir"S ample protection.
July games wrr" awarded char
lott" and Augusta. wIih morning and
afternoon gaiu"s divided Lctvecn
GTecnyir!c and SparianaurE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
SPIDERS ARE WORKING
For DAVIDSON CANT:
University Of Richmond Plays
TarllccIs Next Saturday
at Stadium Field.

No defeat in SpidcrdomS history
has affected the Red and Blue N such
II way rs that they suffered from
iiampdcn Sidney last Saturday ~
Two points. after their eleven had the
upper hand on the Tigers through
out. Having gained pa? yards Ia III"
winners lo2 yards. and having
scored ten frs, doYns to four, the
pohsonitcs received the shock uf
their lives when Smith scored his
touchdown after apparently having
been stopped forty yards from tho
goal.
Il was ono OF those thrilling "c-
casions when a team ON tn" deem
sivc awaits its chance and makes
GOOD OF IL. Although extremely dis
appointed. the Wcs,hampton eleven
got back on stadium Field yesterday
vita u good deal OF pcppcry action
and cnduigcd IN the usual Monday
afternoon hight drill
Davidson meets tho University Of
Richmond team At Northampton Sa'
urt.Hv. and the Spiders have q man
sized job ahead OF them. The spider
Wildcat contest Of last season will
be remembered az one OF the neat
est grid contests ever staged on a
local field and tho North carolininns.
from comparative scores. have every
bit as strong an eleven this season
aS last
-Four more contests remain for tho
local school. ail all are Ia b" played
at stadium Fioh, with the exception
"f the THANKSGIVING affair. Til. ncNt
tw" teams hcr" Will Toe Tarhcci az
:r"Gations. IS Wake Forest follows
Davidson. Then tho Sfid"rs meet
tw" moro Virginia machines. hoth
former opponents ia the Eastern VII
:inia circuit Of several years back
/ Th"r" VIII be- teams r'urcScHtiur
Randolph Macon ana William au!
Mary, the latter game viii hc rh"
/ Turkey Day attraction. !, was de
cidcd last year when tho zane wis
scheduled. 10 stage this annual ar
fair IN Richmond. ANA Boulevard
! Fold il /" he the stage.
The outlook now :ur tho Gnivcr.
s!iy 81 Richmond completing h.-
schedule with - good percentage Is
no; ali"Gethcr bright. and will take
It hcrculcan effort. ras, defeats have
led to arous" the student body and
saturdays tight pu; up by ho,h play
.rS ana rooters forbOdcs g-cathcr
Spider aEGrcsSivcn.ss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
V|RCIN|A'S RAGGED WORK
PROVES DISAPPOINTING
Orange and Blue Lacked
Drive i'm Game With
Hopkins.
LSnccial ~ Tn rLmcs nispatch.l

ISr""ial To The Times Dispatch
'liAEI.o TrESNII.l.E: VA. oct ~
Although II ii,ilc disappointed in
N1rGinia'S showing against lI"rll inc,
saturday, OLA b"mlniun s,nuort"rS
largely attribute th" siisht ragged
ness or the eleven in Il let down he
tween y. NJ. /. ana the hig games
on h"r schedule. Irincctutl I:.or-
*'a hn1 W"S; Virginia. are tn. next
"hp"n"niS to iac" th, Orange and
i'Iu". and I" defeat them every .r-
Tort VIII hc madc in thu daily prac-
is'"S ia The n-Nt few weeks
SINE" lr!nC"t"n's TWO defeats Nir-
s!niI stock WAS risen er.atlv and
Inc Nir:inianS feel confident Of max
ing good showing against an on
r"n"nt last met in 1888.
with the reserves Coach Warren
has ~ his hands Virginia should ho
enabled {" keep Il fresh eleven on
the field throughout tho game. Wha,
his reserves could do was shown
amply at both V. NJ. and in the
last game when EurEc and Foster in
tho hackncld made gains =, will
through their opponents. Ecsidcs
almost three complete backnc!ds two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
RICHMOND DOC CAPTURES
H0N0RS At FIELD TRIALS
Louis Rucgcr's 'Sam lingo"
Wins All.Agc Stake and
Silver Trophy.
LYNCHnunC POINTER SECOND
II. A. Owens "NnS speedy" Ranks
Nc1t TO Local DoE-"Jncks"n'>
Speedy" Property OF r.. \. Watson,
OF Hill city. ThIrd-Run Derby.

Louis Rucgcrs sam lingo, a
B l-2-year old pointer. won the first
event AMI a silver trophy ia the see
ond annual field trials az the virginia
Field Trials Association yesterday,
when IA, finished first in IN. ali-age
class III, trials were held on the
farm OF Charles Cooke. in Hanover
County. and more than 3oo persons
Witnessed thc-cv"ut. The Derby viii
be run today at the same place. be-
ginning n; 730 this morning.
r. A owen and T.. a. Watson. OF
Lvnchburg ranked second TO tn"
Richmondcr in taking honorS for the
dav. owens Max speedy. i-yca--
old lemon and white pointer. won
second prize. while Wats"n's Jack
sons speedy" q 2-year- old liver anil
white pointer. was third. Both OF
tho LyrchhurC dogs ran well and
pushed the winning dog clos.
Pointer fancirrS were juhiiant over
the success OF this class o; dog yes
rcrday in competition With the set
ter There We're many who believed
the setter would take tn" laurels.
when the Derby starts this morn
ing. ?-month- old pointer puppy.
daughter Of "Max speedy" will hr
depended upon Ia repeat the prrfor-
nance ~ her sire Yesterday. "Spcedy'S
Girl" is declared by pointer fancicrs
To be one Of the best pups OF this
class in the state.
G L. Failing. Of Richmond. was
ruled ont az tn. aIc-all event yes
,erday. when he did not answer to
tho roll call when the second series
started Ills dog had run a good
rae" in the heat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
ksRINCT0N AND LEE
FACES STRENUOUS WEEK
Coach Raflcry Realizes He
Will Nee, Tough PROPOSE
ton in Tech Saturday.
Special to The Times Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON. VA. oct. gi-fn
preparation for what is expected to
IL" TIA" hardest gam" on the washing
ton aud Lee schc!ul" this year. coach
Hafi"Ta began driving the Generals
ioday for "a week of hard rr,rlic.
Sor The V. T.. l. game IN Iynchburg
Saturday.
IN" team has recovered from the
few slight INJURIES sustained At IN.
hands o! Rutgers and viii be NJ;
their best when the whist. blows
rcNt saturday, barring accidents. \
stun workout OF Held drill. puntinE.
work on Ia" charging machine and
signal rractic" was had today fol.
lowing rest up last week
Approximately zoo students will
leave here carly Saturday m1rniu.
on spcc!a! train for Lynchhurg for
,hc big annual classic. y tii,y-picce
band Will accompany the studom,
body IT, furnish music for parade
and the game
Holiday has been granted by the
faculty for the occasion, and record
crowd OF alumni is expected 10 iii the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
Dave Hotchkiss Signs
With Church Hill A. G.,

With the silver trophy. euLble-
matte Of the amateur baseball
championship OF Richmond. safely
tucked away In the trophy room.
the Church nm Athletic Club IL
making plans for it's 1922 baseball
team. Dave IlotchlSiss. frst base
man and outiieidcr OF the Battle
Axe team the past season. has
been signed and viii be with tn
East End OUTFIT next year. llotch-
kiss is one ~ the hardest hitters
in amateur baseball here. and his
stick viii strengthen the offensive
power Of Church I'm .onsidcrahiy
Or. William II. Parker. owner
O.. the club. has called u meeting
II has organization :or tonight and
plans OF interest to the mcmhcrS
wil! Ice taken up The meeting
Viii uc held in the home OF Dr.
Parker 22li East i:rOad street. at
ga. and all Interested IN athletics
here. are invited 10 be present
Plans will be made for winter
sports. ana captain ana Il man
agcr OF The 1877 =. n1skcthan
team elected. II is proJnblc tina.
ihc club viii organize AN indoor
baseball team at ,"n.:shts meet.
ing also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
Babe Ruth Willing
to Enter Apology

NEW YORK. oct. 2i.-Bahc
Ruth, back in New York. is spend
ing his leisure hugging the radia-
Tor IN his apartments To- thaw out
inc emil of his personal vaStnrss.
LOT IN" transforming tour, which
Eot nm in bad with Juti:;" * ~
i.andis, seems To have been nip-
pee WIN frost from the start.
Playing To crowds of 500 ar -
zoe IN small towns. with "a u"p.,.r
scale "t prices. babe was uuab!,
l" collect the lpIse money ii. had
expected from his tour. and This
i* believed 10 have had AK mucn
influence as amy other ronsid.r,-
ii"n IN causing him to abandon
tn" iaScbalI circus.
Ruth made a nice FORUM. l,oru
Si"rminS after the 1870 s.us.,
mt ms roupin:; hogan about tw.,
W'>ks earlier In the fan than ms
years campaign
i"hc is nov said to be YIllln.
I" ar"i"Siz" To Judge Lands Tor
violating one Of the rules %: or
gained BAH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
CRIMSON SQUAD BADLY
INJURED IN BIG CAME
fRv Associated Press.l


CAMBRIDGE, MASS. oct. ci.-Ths
harvard football team was shot to
pieces today. when Coach Fisher
surveyed his squad to see who was
available for the game with Centre
College next Saturday he found Cap
tain Kane. owens. Fits and Gchrke
just out OF the infirmary. and several
Others still convalsCipG. owen it
uas said. would not he able to play
for a fortnight
Tn" Crimson. with a wealth Of
backhcld material in the early season
was SO reduced in the Penn State CON
ties; Saturday that lincmcn We're sent
into the backhcld and a cheer leader
was sent Ia the cluhhous" to change
from white flannelS I" moi. kinS. 1t
was such stop zap combii ton that
Went into the last period ana tied the
score when the game appeared lost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
JUNIOR ELENENS PLAY
AT BYRD PARK TODAY

Junior i"o'h,s!I teams Of Richmond
representa- s the Triangle Athletic
t'iGh ANA The West End AIhl.ti,
'!uh MI play this afternoon at
Eyf" Park. at 80. .:Uih teams are
evenly matched and the gam"
Should Sr u clos" one. The Triangle.
team has not been scored on in three
games and is determined to Keep
IL slate oi..tn tpi!ay
Following - the probable linc-ur
81 Tn ifi"Hs." eleven. Peterson.
lift end. Olii-r. !cft tackle. Fox
left guard Frost. center. Iullinn.
tirht guard Williams. right tackle.
Moore, right end Firth. Quarter
back Street, loft half back. Mondy.
ripht hait back Thompson. ran
back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
LOCAL GRlDIRON TEAM
BEGINS WORK TODAY

Rt"hnond Athletic club Will hrrin
Us weeks f"oihill prHrtir. This after
noon ~ Boulevard FI"lu at u',inri,.
when th- squad VIII report To- coach
pi"lH an! HAIRY Carter. The urEly
elected captain. carter >ucc-.dS Fred
Dir knarp. Vito RESIGNED has uosi-
li"n "h account "t business rr,sS;r..
hnhii Viii continue 4, "a member q!
tic team h"Wc..r
N"Nt SnlurdhS afternoon The local
eleven viii meet thu. br,.,,IuYi,t.I,t
, hi"l'' tluh team. OF hl.Nuhdrla. at
i'"ui'H ARD Fi"ih. IA, Show iur na,i,.
hI III Hi"tmoud ct"N"u IT. thr gam
''tS' saturday against ia" Munarcha.
"' N"ri"iE. Was grat,fS ms to Ia,
coach "hr gave AI. men 4 resi- ,.s-
j"rdaS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
BOAT CLUB OFFERS
CADETS QUARTERS

fuoihali players OF Nir.inia A,flt-
'"'S lnSiitu," may use the locker
rooms o. the Virginia Roat Ch,n
i"r dressing quarters when ,ncv
pay their annual game AT Mayn
,tIand Pam Win the University OF
N"'tm 'ar"iin" NaturdaH Noy.mbcr
'!!"r .-aiD"u. a representative
~ '""t club "sicrdoy offered
III. N.M !Nnmui ,hy use Of ,hcir
quarters for the day.
II - probable that the on.r wn,
be ncc"ntci as the teams vim nave
/" US" ia" sam" quarters II they uso
IA" Gr"s~ irE-f""m 30 the park;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25

complete lines arc at tn" coach
disposal between whom the selection
Is merely guess work Among the
lin" reserves thos" deserving spc-
ciai mention ar" Cutchm. E!aC!<forG.
stephenson, ana icnnCSscy
How many mon viii make tho tri?
is Still matter q! conjecture but
an unusually large squad will cor
tainiy file into old Nassau. Virginia
taking n" chances with her ina =
tcrIal runnin. Shor;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
YALE CAGERS TO TOUR
WEST THIS WINTER

lSrcclai 10 l tc l mes piS pa tCh.
NEW HAVEN. CONN. cot. 2i-An
"Ni"nsiy" Western tour features this
seasons Vale University bask", ball
schedule. Two games viii hr played
in Now York city a. a try-out when
ihc mahc-up ct the team invading
III" West VIII be chosen. The scncu-
III" follows:
December IL New York University.
New York city.
December !7-Coll"gc Of the city
Of New York. Sew YORK CRY.
December PC Western Reserve. at
Cleveland
December ohio state "a, colunr-
bus.
December - Wit,cnhcrg Colltgc
AT Springfield. Ohi"
December Cincinnati a, Cincin-
natl.
December So-Bu,!er College a, In
iianapolis.
+, December 3l-Northwestern Uni
versity at Chicago.
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Laugh Philadelphia. l25 to %. in
~ cnty-four innings.
Allen had u high run Of 81 in the
Seventeenth inning and De Laugh ~
in the sixth. .\ll"n made five scratches
ana he Laugh Sin.
In She second game Arthur Church.
f"nkcrS. y. w. '.rf"tt.h NJ. >ovach.
Trenton, y. j.. l2a t. - in twenty
five innings. High runs: Church. %
in TIA" seventh. kovarh. II IN the
twentieth. Each had four scratches.
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NEW YORK FANS CONTRIBUTE
NEAT SUM TO FORMER IDOL
Benefit Game in Gotham September 80 Nets Chris,y
Mathewson. Who Is Fighting Tuberculosis
at Saranac Lake 100000

mite" announced today however.
that through subscriptions. rain in.
surancc and thc sale OF autographcd
bas.halls III" gross receipts we're
$4,000. This amount may roach
$1,000" through nnr"dr,mcd rain
checks
Maihewson's rift is more than tn.
entire players pool .u The worlds
srri" sof 1905. when Matty pitched
tn" Giants &" three Victories. and
ia" ch"mpi"uShir "vrr ~" Athletics.
TN" 1905 players pool Was :.T.iai.
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tn-ci.i"n to Virgins.

INV VIsIiT.NNS. UUt - -
"thuck' WiGrin., of Indianapolis.
was awarded the decision oEcr Mar.
tin Burke. of Sew Orlcana. a!t.r a
Hereby fought twrnty-round nght
here tonight. WiEg;n>' aggressive.
ness dcc,dcd the Referees decision In
his favor. Burke Weighed Ia
pounds and Wirrius l.2.