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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
SPORTS
TENNIS TEAMS HAY PLAY
HERE THIS AF IERNO0N.
Country Club of rirginin-Yalc
Tournament Takes Place,
IL Weather Permits.

Tennis teams % tho Country club
Of Virginia and iai" University w.r.
nnaoi" To play their scheduled
matches yesterday afternoon ON ih.
Country cluh's links on accouu, OF
rain, aud tile tournament was post
pohed until ting afternoon Weather
conditions permitting. the rackc,ors
WI! get INTO action this afternoon at
) O'Clock. Announcement from tho
ciub last night was that there an
pcar"d littlo Likelihood of the gam;
peinS prayed, as the court. w,r. n,
poor shape. ana unless - warm morn
NE sun Shonc they would ID, I'm no
condition Tor tho games in tho after
noon.
Rains OF Wednesday, nigh, and
,hrty Yesterday morning wrecked Tho
smooth clay surface Of tho courts ana
spread - thick coating OF mud over
thcni; and u vas decided bc(nrn moan
70 car! the tournament OF Tho Y,l.
payers. who arrived here v.sf.rl,v
morning. spent the day and the nigh,
~ thc country Ciub. ana will lrayr
carly TINS morning for Norfolk NJ /,
~ found irnpossibl. TO play tho
matches today. The New Haven out
~ was scheduled 10 play tn" Norrni,t
country ',lG.n In Norfolk today. hiii
poNtpon"d their match In order TO re-
iihih IN R!chm0rd a!,l play the local
club this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
PHILL|ES LOSE SERVICES
OF EUGENE PlULETTE
Judge Lnndis Places PLAYER Upon
ineligible List for Alleged
Game Throwing.
by Associntrd rress !

CHICAGO. March 81 r:urrnc y.
fanlettc. National League haacha'l
piaNcr. today was placed on the in
eligible list by judy. * NJ Lands.
commissioner OF baseball for his al
legged connection with throwing 5as"-
oaii games. rauI"itc was u mcnhcr
81 BOTH the Philadelphia and st Louis
clubs
raulettc In his stato,uon, to tho
commissioner. denied having thrown
any ball games and asserted that dur
ing the last plavng season he Held
himself aloof from corruptiue as
s"ciations: but. according 30 the
commissioner. III" fact remains ";ng,t
nc offered 70 hctrnv his team and
that hr nut himself in the vicious
power Of alleged gamblers"
Fdulctte admitted 60 tn" commits
.ioncr THAT q had received money
from Ether INr:ar. of ST Louis. as a
loan. which he has not repaid. that
inc money was given TO him by Far
Tar sometime after an Interview with
farrar and another 81 Louis man
named Carl Fork. il which int"rvicw
farrar and York urged paulcttc 10
cooperate with them IN croo%.d
gambling on baseball games TO Ice
Forks namc was mentioned In con-
ncction with the world series scandal
of 1919, but the grand jury was un-
abIe TO- get him Ia come 10 Chicago
to testify.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
Me- ARK |NTs REACH
SUFFOLK FOR TRAINING
lass AZ Outfit Is Accompanied ny
several Newspaper Mcn-Wiu
Spend Week i'm Portsmouth

Especial To The Pines Dispatch.
$ FFoi.k. Magch - Newark :
baseball! team. which viii train a,
suffolk, arrived this morning. ana
Sneni most OF the warm sprin.. dny
~ IN, league park. which they found
~ iiuc share
.,n me- tam which is composed of
..'"t biE husky men. is accompanied
,erhS whom axe Falze~. sporting
siitcr Newark Times Mr. Han OF
y" NtwArs Evening News FRED
"chGi.. - Newark ledger and An
.ISt ,HoCh' reporter for the NvNark
Among the players are: Harry
Sluith' Jack Baii"N Dan Maritime.
s",chGrS; Tom Ray. iuiielder. Clif-
.crf iiiI, John Burke. Tom Hrnwu
rs; G,aSe: Joe Lane"d. Aiccr Jcnsor.
JACK Hurp'r. pitchers: j!mmi. Walsh.
center fielder ANA manager: HUl I[,I-
y mrs. base. biil Irving. oU,ijrid:
larry. Van luncen. William Webb
and Frank NcGowan. out:v,dery.
ne team VIII train in SuTolE lu-
II Monday. April i;h, when they 20
e portsmouth for weeks play. and
nhrn PACK TO Newark on Nprl 10.
ihcir first game Aa-!! 20. will be
p!aNeG w!th the Boston Americans
on the Newark ground. Manager
Walsh Will start With The team he
has here now. This team was trans
ierrcd 10 Newark from Akron. ohio.
and the new owner is ROY Mack.
son OF connie Mack
Suffolk fans are delighted to have
the Newark team here. ana no doubt
the park VIII be a fGvOritc resort
during their training in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
WEST END GUN CLUB WILL
HAVE TO FIND NEW SITE
owners of Place Where Shoot ;
Were Formerly Held. Serve
Notice To NuCntc

\ new sit" Tor the location of In.
Iu'urc shoots Of the West End Gun
club is now being looked for. as In"
"MnoiS OF the ur.soii; place h.,v.
S'rNSu no, zee ,hat The grounds must
''nhn ;. ShSnpard. Robert l.. Jones
an" ""hn 9. E'Sl"y have hccn APP
pointed committee To secure the
new Srornds FOR :hc club. and have
nceu Iu!iv "mDowored't rent or pur-
chase Il Site.
Robert q. cahcll has been elected
as the new president Of tn" organi-
Zlt'on. George g. Stewart. Jr.. vice
presidents NJ. L. Hart. secretary: w.
j German. treasurer. ana Il. Leslie
Brown. assistant secretary. w C.
Ruicjar, i"hu s Sheppard ana Robert
L. Jones have been elected field cap
aims
puriag the cluh shoots ;his sum
mcr. Hil marks viii be .rcglst cred
With The American Trapshootcrs' As
ISOLATION. one NJ in- present rraps
wi!l also L." suDer"cdri 10y another
brand. whi.h the club will have pur-
chased iu three v"a"S. Both Of tho
present traps rTc rented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
NEW YORK POOL SHARK"
WILL WISH hiLhMUHU

sds.'I.d! natalie, WHO aSplreS 10 be
one gi S"e SAlH'ns lights IN the pocket
Hsll!Hrd World one % THESE days. Mi.
N.>ti !<tChno"u mcAt Week for u series
OF exhibitions AZ IN" IT. elmo D.!-
Gar" .a'."rs. Natalie. Nuu iatls from
sew H"rk. Wal! give eight cNn.bIt.ons;
during ms sta. here. he viii begin
neNi tuesday afternoon with :,
matinee performance and WIN w.ud
Up his visit Friday night two
matches viii bc played every day
Natalie has defeated number Of
prominent players in the North and
IS hriiniul OF confidence as TO his
Hhiiiiy aS q pocket billiard player.
lie j. willing TO meet any Richmond
player and offers u prize to The local
cucist who wlllUps him. Natalie has
sent word ne:c that II thermometers
ar" bi; wary about taking him on
ne VII! handicap himself IN orGcr to
ma re ~" match intcrcs;ing
The AFTERNOON exhibitions will be-
Ein at ; o'clock and the night enter
taiNrHents AZ :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
| igers Cancel Match
With Country Club

IN. tennis teams of Princeton
University ana the Country Club
"i Virginia Will not meet IN :iich.
'hond on thu focal courts tomor-
row afternoon. Word WAS re-
ceiNtd mere yesterday by the coun-
would ma IL impossible TO make
RlchmOhd tomorrow Information
from the Country Clun last night
was that Il con!l;c. e.. dates Was
rsSpo"Sihl" for tho cancellation OF
ia" tournament
princeton has a mach with the
r hiNersit: OF Virginia in Guar
tntttSv!llS icnOrruN. ami efforts
IN being mad" Dy the tennis com.
Gee o t"r tnuntrE Club to nave
Tho college outfits pIav here lin
!" . nat hour last might. no word
nau been received from either
E'f:lhi;t ar Princeton in regard to
Il, match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
WRESTLER BREAKS RIB

lSasr.sl % The Times -pis7aichl
STATE COLLEGE,. PA. March az
-3cS: wrestling practI-. proved
.os,iy az Penn state. Tor ulG Rage
MADEIRA Che Pittsburgh boz. suffer, q
urp+.H rib thit VII! Keen him on,
- athletics FOR the rest al the year.
Mane'a volunteered 20 grappIc with
J ny u Hanpu, the h.g Indian heavy
weight wao Won third place a: the
.Hi": delegate, IN order 10 put the
alter y: shape for the coming
"s-;"rn trip As q result MADEIRA
football 3ract.cci and ae Will also be
lost 20 H!li MaGt.. ior trncn. IN which
port NJ IS - star al thIunln. tn.
hammer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
LARRY M'LEAN KILLED
INSTANTLY DURING FIGHT
''''N wee rthy, His Friend, Is In
Jurch, a, Result OF Dis
turDancc In Cnfc.
hy Associated rrcse !

nOSIoN. March 2i--iarry Mclean
iur't.r catcncr ON National IDac,,..
"a 'nhii Teams. was shu, and ltiI1nd
ana Jack Mccarthy. a fri.nL s.,.,t,'"''
~ wounded today In a ouurrnI -,
mrhr-b""r saloon In tn" South J:r1
~ police took into custody I,,,r
=. '"hn3r. me bartender. pending in
pnhrr was subeouu"ntlv CHARGED
WIN murder. lie told tn. police thu,
n,tt..n ana Mccarthy had ruarr"laJ
recently with another BARTENDER .ri
"hu hlta. thrcatS against tn. saloon
aud it's bar force. After wo-Js nv
dhy he said. McLcnn tried 10 ,li,nj,
"ngr ,hs bar 10 attack him. with Mo
NJ iifc that ne fired Conner sn,d
Mci ."hn VAS struck In th.. br-as, ann
il'H almost instantly. Another hui
!.t struck Mccarthy In the abdomen
Nli'etn was born ~ FrcdcriClton
y w., In July 1881. and first drnv;
attention In baseball ns n nrHt- base
man for the Newton. Mass, club in
i'owcrfnl. or bund. H. weighed geo
hounds and was six feet hve inches
tail Part Of the 1899 season and
tHr following one. Mclean caught for
the Frcd"rickton team. ami In 1901
was catcher for the ST. John. y. l..
10 broke into tho major Ioa,,,.. =,
1902 with Tho Eoaton Americans. and
ycar later Joined the Chicago Nh
,i"nals, who traded him TO tho -.
Louis Nationals FOR Catcher Njkn
p'N"N. .Lficr half a season In 81.
Louis Mclean was soli 10 N" Port
land, Pacific coast League. club. II.
remained there until 1907. when the
Cincinnati Nationals purchased him
Mclean played with the Reds I'M
III 1913 WHOM he was transferred
10 the 81. Louis. National League.
cub. from which The New York Gi-
ants -huu@h, him In Aupuet OF that
year Mclean played COR the Giants
urt!l 1915
In the 1919 worlds series between
~" Giants ara Boston Americans.
Mcl.cHn participated in i've games.
with batting av"raE" ol 300 and
nnrfon' NnlnIna nNnrhRn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
RULES FOR AMATEURS
TO BE READY NEXT WEEK

The 1921 constitution and bylaws
o; The Amateur Baseball Commission
OF Richmcnd have been printed in
ncoki"t form by Harris F'ii1pcn and
middl" OF neNc week.
In pas; years a great deal Of need.
less difficulty has been cuuscG tx,
nlaEcrs who did not know me rules
governing amateur baseball in Rich
mond In ono case \ remnant was
i"st "o"hus" manager lid not know
n" could calm forfeit game
~ order that Incidents az this kind
VIII not r"ocCur, the officers Of tho
go'nr1i~sion are making nvery poes!-
bic enHri - have the MANAGERS and
PLAYERS study the rules.
Harris Flippen has had printed Tho
hookIytSr contracts and other n-crS-
SHr% literature, all OF which Will hn
ready next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
-FOUR BANKING HOUSES
HAVE ENTERED TEAMS
Merchants. State and City, First
National and Federal Reserve
Form Circuit
OPEN SEASON on APRIL rs
Leagues Officers Arc Negotiating
for Use az Boulevard Ficid-rlal
10 Play Two Games Each Week
Three Name Managers.

presentation O the Bankers Base
bail League Tor the season of 1921
w, Ms Pytieyir. a d recent meeting OF
VIII begin its fourth season mi. ,sar
ioGr Of n hupUd's lcRGirL. banks
have declared tina; :hcy viii enter
teams ana a. axe ready for the
opening % tile season. which viii set
nnier way April - with the NATIONAL
state and cay EIrk meeting IN,
Msrchan,s' National team.
me i%aEne th.s year Will be COM
with the circuit last season. but a
chanEe has hcvn made In the nor
sonneI OF tho orSaulzatIou TIL.
American National Bank has with.
drawn ana tn. Merchants National
team has taken its place This years
league VIII be composed OF Myr-
chants', Federal Reserve. National
state ANA city and First National.
Officers liaN" ilccn Elected
hubby l.afpon. OF the National
State and city Bank. ana "Dick''
Scale OF Federal Reserve. will have
eharse OF the organization. Latoon
IS president, while B.a!e has been
Bale is one OF the most prominent
amateur BASEBALL players in Rich
!EoHd lie played shortstop for the
J7:re-s!ty OF Richmond several years
40, hv.G down the same position for
i7s Duplex team which won the anna
Se-- >n2fTp.onSh-p Of Richmond about
icC- years ago. and last year played
seeand base Tor Battle Axe. Lafoon
Basketball. and baseball
HeCiSlcn OF the bankers to rcor-
game THIS Year was determined only
recently. ana consequently the quar-
let OF teams Will not bc in shape
Unit! later than usual. All are
anxious 70 Secure a good start. how
ever ana the FIRST OF next week will
hnd each aggregation in action. get
ting into shape for the first games
the organization viii operate indie
pendent!!, and plans TO play practice
EahleS Win IN" leading amateur
teams Of this city.
May Use boulevard Field.
Just where the games Will DO
played canto: bc stated ut this time
Officials OF the league are contcm-
plating using Boulevard Field. bat
arrangements 10 this end have not
viii take place during the week. and
VIII be played AZ Byrd Park If Boulc-
ward Field = not available. II j. the
plan OF the leagues officers TO stag.
Swo contests each week.
Merchants National is the only <
Ercgat:ou that has not elected its
manager Johnny" Clayton viii be
in charge Of National state and civ:
Gtllie' HUNT. First National. and
M Ike cttoCrke, Fedora Reserve.
vhourks is IN Old Professions!
!sagre player. ana IS expected to
coach the Federal team when the sea-
son progresses. turning the man
ass7-a. .pt o'e- = one OF the young
Tae season xii 7l5ss August p.
- ,as ;-e "4; w giays.s de-
sf= . g. aNAN fo- i1e.r vacations
S'=.s1--e -aE :cc -:,s.I Sa-les
49, = drafted = .Ey --Nt ~ Eays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
MUST COMPLETE EARLY
MATCHES BY AUGUST 20
lBy ASSOCIATED Press. !

NEW YORK. March 2I-Ry=uia.
iions Tor play in the Davis cup inter.
national tennis matches. announced
today by the United states Lawn Tea
ms Association provide ihat tn. pro
iiininary rounds be :ir.shcd NOT lttcr
than August 20. THIS VIII give she
team which Nil NEE; the Americans
tor the cup twelve days IN which to
prepare The championship matches
VIII h"gin at Forest HIS. y y on
September -.
Notice or tho dates hy which all
preliminary matches must DC com.
ri"t"d already has been given u the
tennis associations OF the twelve
challenging nations. aS follows:
First round match. II played IN the
United states. must be completed IN
or before July 80: If played else
where. on OF he:o." July 9 Second
round matches. wherever played.
must he completed no, later than
August i. third round mat hos not
later than August 8. and fourth
round matches not later than .Augusu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
MlDDL EWElGHT BOXER
WTHSTANOS OPERATION

NEW YORK, March q Mike
o'Dowd. OF 1t Paul. who mad. an
"nS ucccss!ul attempt ON II. patriCks
night 20 regain the worlds middle
weight boxing title from johnny VIII
son. mas been successfully operated on
Tor hernia. Or. H. V. Spauid!ng. wh"
performed the operation. declared
o,owd viii be confined TO his nos
pitil cot for about TIVE weeks. and
VIII b" unable to box for two or
three months.
Or SnauldinG. after his cxamiua-
ton OF pDowd when the boxer first
sought medical attention after his
bout with Wilson, and the opcr>tiou
yesterday. SAID he had reached the
conclusion that o'bowd received the
injury In his bout with Wilson H..
pointed out that ordinarily IL Is UNI
common for "a hernia TO result from
external violence. but tina, his exam
ination and Facts submitted In CON
ncct!on with O'Dowds cas-" led to
the conclusion that o'Dowl was
struck in tho region OF the groin in
his recent bout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
ROCKY MOUNT CANNOT
USE FORMER BIG Lacquer
lEy Nssociatrl rrnss l

hALTiMoKE. MD. Mar.h ri
J"ihny Baics former National
LtaEuc outicldcr, VIII not be- per
hll't.d by the National Association
81 Minor l."aSu. Clubs u PLAY Tor
i'ock% Mount. in the Virginia I.yu.un
For leaving the Mobile ciun to ,,I,v
Tor the Baltimore Dry Docks. Bates
was placed under suspension last
Hunm"t Subsequently,, Jack Dunn
manager OF til" Baltimore Interim,
,i"ha!s purchased Bates release
from the Mobile club. with the under
standing that he would be pcriuiitrd
TO continue playing for In. Dry
When tn" Dry Docks decided no,
I" have nine this gear. Dunn ar
r"nEcd TO sell BATES 20 Kotkv Mount.
l-sst niEht ~. Rocky Mount cidh
wired Dunn that n"it,, had been re-
c.eived from Secretary Farrell Of the
National Association, that bates md
h"cii suspended FOR nv y,ar. ana
would not be permitted - play.
Dunn SAYS lie Will talk" BATES caS,
70 Judge Lands. baseball commits
SIOncF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
NEW YORK YANKEES DROP
ELEVEN FROM SQUAD
lNv AssOclntnl -. l

NEW YORK. March Gl.-Elcvcn re-
1i u!iS' !NciuGiUS an Out!i-ldcr. an In
rcldrr, two ctIchcrs ana seven pi,cn-
"rS NAY" boon released by tho New
York Yankees il was reported to,IaN
n dispatches from the training camr
81 SIRE v"port, Ia.
Joss DOYLE. former South Atlnn,Ic
ASSoc.a ton pitcher. goes to tn. Beau
non, club. Of The Texas League: In
nsl9er Norman Mcmillan. purchased
from !iTenN.!i.. Of The South Atlantic.
ASso%ia ton, and Pitcher Earl John
son' iaS; Year with Ccdnrtown. Of ;hc
Georgia state League, to tho Roch.st-
.r iri"rndtipuals ana Pitcher Ralnh
ii-edaeitsT TO tn" Shreveport Texas
League team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
SENATORS SECURE TWO
PLAYERS FROM TAMPA

"as received here tu,Iav from ,rart,,,'
IN, IN, national training chmp. XXI,
PRESIDENT Griffith, OF the washlnrio,I
:a;n''richns had closed The deal Tor
b"hoc FoSs. inncldcrg. fr1n, -,
Iatnpa club. cash cons!dcra,ioi,
ana two players. Alher; Escnfrur,,
and Herbert MclIugh. were given in
obtained an option on I.aruot,n a,,h
toss last fall. but had untll Aprii
TO complete the deal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
RAIN PREVENTS CONTEST
BETWEEN LOCAL TEAMS

The gam. between McGuire's and
Union Physiological Seminary, whieh
va scaehG!"d Tor yesterday At GIN.
-! Park, has been postponed until
mex: Friday. Manager He's announced
.ast Eight
tn. additional kline gained Will Sc
put - good advantage ana much In
r-ove meat w!ll be mad" While the
lineup has not been finally decided
Upon B, % probable that Powers VIII
tLr---. Win Jones .-Glul the bat.
tr1-1 smith has = method -. his
~ 1-- getting The most out ~ his
mn. AID @-itl reasonable amount
-: .-eE ." should come out near the
-rr -r.s ysa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
NEW AGREEMENT PLEASES
CHAMPION JACK DEMPSEY
IL Assoclntcd rrcssl

CALGARY. ALTA. March "4.-Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight champion of
the world. has expressed pleasure at
tn" new arrangement for his light
with Georges Carpenter. on a per
,enta:c basis instead of n straight
guarantee. II" said Ne believed the
fight would draw a million and 4 half
dollars. IN" champion said there is
no train in the story that he is going
to got married again.
never told the world yet" said the
champion. Il will never accept a
challenge from a colorcd man. alb
solut'ly draw 80 color line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
GIANTS TO PLAY BROWNS
IN NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY
ne Assnrintch prcss 4

NEW ORLEANS. LA. March cI.-
President y. ! ilcircman. of the New
orleans club az tho Southern issocia-
tiuT. announced late today that ar
ranwcmcntS had been completed FOR
gn exhibition gam. between :hc New
York nationals and tile st Louis
American teams here next sunday
Tive Giants wer" originally sChcd-
u,"u to PLAY the New Orleans South
.rU team on saturday and Suail;
Inc advancement completed today
docs not interfere with This arrange
'n-ut for Saturday. st. Louis only
tHk ing over the Sunday date.
The ~. LOU steam will play the
'rg. iyn Na'!ona!s here on Monday
and Tuesday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
RETURNS TO LOUISVILLE
LEY Associa,.h PIG.

MOBILE. Ala. March .i-M,n.
ayr 30" Mccarthy. Of the louisville
C!Nb announced her. tonight ma,
Frank Graham. lcf,-hsud ri,ch"r
purchased from tho Co!nncls hy tho
Memphis club. had been turned ha"i<
20 Ihtm by the southern Association
h!E boost in salary from the NcninhI',
club and bonus for signing This
was refused him and u" sian baked
Louisville. W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
ERIE BOWLER MOVES UP
IEy Associated Press. ]

III FfALo. y Y. March 2i.-Scor-
ing Il total Of csc pins, Frank snyder.
OF Eric pa. today rolled into gcronc
place o' the Individual event In the
American lowing Congress the
Pennsylvania bowler aCcountinr for
games Of 236, rs ana 202
TWO errors IN the eighth and ninth
frames OF the third game cost him a
cnnhcc 70 TOP IA. high ScUr" OF 762
pins held by Fred Smith. Of D.troit
Two triples gave him tho 23G cDi!nt
in the opening game. and IN tho sec.
Ond he hunE UP SIX straight sirikcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
ROMANCE RESULTS FROM
MEETING AT OLYMPlCS
Hey IS Soc!ated Press.

NEW YORK. March PA romance
Of iuc Olympic games at Antwerp
has become known. Miss Alice Lord
member Of the American swimming
team. has admitted to friends that
she is engaged 10 marry Richmond
". l.andon. al Yale and Salisbury,
Mass. VINO 50; an olympic record in
winning the running hi.-b i,,mn
events.
Miss Lord aud I.:,udon first met on
the TRANSPORT Princess Mato!ka. when
u carried the olympic team overseas
l-Indon : twenty-five years old. and
Miss Lord. nineteen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25

I imes-Di patch Begins
Spe>i | Ar,i les Sunday

Beginning sunday. March -. Tile
Times plSpttch VIII carry tnr
tirSj oil series OF articles cover
ii- tHCG OF ;hc teams ia the
american and NHtiuna. Bas.nai!
LcLE Hc$. IEeSC Viii ne b.,sCi ON
IiA.i,.HE uonAtt!oES and VIII en-
uvJN". 10 snow tnc StIcnEtn uIL
M,tNuvsS OF tuc various cuts
tnvH viii cuntIuu. every morn
ms ana VIA be IoHoN'cd by tWo
ITUvt,s SIZING up thc OUTLOOK IN
The tw" mayor !c.s ues tos ,nv sea-
sons pay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
TRACK ATHLETES To MEET

Whether or uo; IN. Rlchmona
&;A.clc Club VIII be represented IA
gu-hoor TRACK stiv.;i.s VAS Year viii
e" decided At a iner,,ns which wIG
20" I'D AZ llarr.s-'EInI,cu' siUr th:s
"ci'lnoDu at ! o'c2j,E
Ihl meeting ".ll pc an imDorrgu;
.'s, ana the presence o. "-'rv ;r,m.
rv" o.! the track Squad = desired
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GIRLS TO PLAY FOR TITLE

SNFFOl.K VA. March 24.--Thr
basket ban team Of Jefferson High
School girls, VINO recently won the
ChamDi0rship or Eastern Virginia.
viii leave Friday morning for Char
l"tt<viilc. where they wil play the
girls OF The Graham High School FOR
tho STATE chanlpiOnship
The team Will h- nccompanioh by
Mr.. ana Mrs Ralph Roe, PRINCIPAL T.
Roland Custis and Miss sue Bryart.
The game viii u. paycd at 2.3O y NJ.
Saturday afternoon.
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Exhibition Games

N Mohil. Ala
milwaukee, cam. AssnD.....5 i /
Mobile Southern Assnl...0 {
Batteries: Slaughter. Trcntmnn and
MCCarthv. Stavlor. II. S,y,n, Gfr
man and Pond
4, ,a,
a. Lat - :, :,
- - u.
NV "rh NnSrI'hhS - !"
r,1oh'Ah NatlCnhis ;,....'..
h'' rIcS: 'ni ''hS. il'rfE anJ non
~" IN
~, Athens, Ga
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Nhnrt Mnrk fnr pr1n

NEW YORK, March 2i-Pctc ii.r-
man. former bautamwcight CHAMPION
tonight knocked out George Adams
Of New York. in the first round of i
hitccn-rounL bout
1t was IcrmLn's first match since
ne knocked ont Jimmy Wilde, BRUSH
ilEMn I.hl ChMInninM
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Val. squad Heach.. Mncon

IS MACON, GA. March 2i--YaIc Tin,
vcrsity's baseball team arrived p.r.
late last might Tor spr!ng training. a
.eeries of rySnes with Southern col.
legcs Will De played here.
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Scor.: Il II. l.
Atlanta CSouthcrn ASSN 1910 o
philaiclDhia Americans. ......9
Batteries: Brewer. Wheat and
schmidt: Moore. ilnsty and Perkins,
Myatt