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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
COLUMBIA JUNIOR IS
CHOICE FOR MILE EVENT
Walter Higgins Stands Best Chance
for intercollegiate Champ
ionShip.
HARVARD STADIUM CHOSEN
Won Baxter Trophy at New York
Athletic Clubs Annual Indoor
Games Saturday Night, and Is
Coming Fast To Great Form.

NEW YORK, March waiter
t''-%inS. Junior ~ Columbia Uui>
Nsrsity this city stands :otay the
mos; promising choice co- ,Ae .nter.
oo,,eSiate mile champions ,Sher
tina; even; : decided oa NAy = o-
= AZ Harvard Stadium Car'o-tles.
Mass. the Jus, CHOSEN scene u he
coming college classics
Ha won the Baxter mile -E-S IN
ottions. al the New yc-S A-ststl,.
tluD'S annual indoor games isS:
night. IN fashion which --. ;hs
capabilities. he ran wj;hou. SPIKE
over notoriousiy dead .-Acx-
are lacking in SprinE ;CS<-A-G wo-;
o. ~ I'VE IM,en'E, i've YARD. from Jimmy
minutes. twenty en-. seconds
This is The tastes; ti!se made in
New York III many years u yreyv :
season, marking thu return .
V hich had noc been attractive since
the war. in the approved manner
And Higgins unCGeStioadbly was
good for i.ll Il he had worn spiked
instead Of rubber Solei shoes and aad
been forced 10 show more speed. Il.
ran IN 'front.' ~ a small pack from the
start 10 the Guarter-n!le. which was
turned IN sixty FOUR seconds, slow
tllA'. anu ttcn commonly, VINO gave
higgins the only scnblaucc o: a race
by the small field shot out in u ter
rifle hurst OF speed and worked MP 4
tnirty-yard lead. going 10 me three :
quarters post IN little inside. ais
But Higgins. slim YET full ct
energy. then began TO move up. in =
graceful, smooth style OF stride. lie
seemed not AZ all diSCoaccr;ed when
Connolly r"n like the ceiebraied
running fool. but showed head. "
hiding his time until we'll into the
last lap. Thcreupon he cut loose and
won as he desired. He ran the last
half in TWO minutes. six seconds
remarkable iimc-whiic his time for
the first half WAS only about 2.i5
year. Higgins VIII have the following
TO contend with: o'Connell. of Har-
ward, former champion. McDer,uott
and Carter. OF Cornell University
Bob Crawford of Lafayette. and
Killers. OF Yale. among others. The
Far West and Middle West and
south seem To have ming startling
surprise may come.
As for rating Joic Ray. the grea;
Illinois y. e. champion. and Harold
Cuibill. Frying Parson" Of Boston.
and Higgins. = can be said for the
Columbia student that he'd have
given them AN awful shove" las,
night--onIy this pair could not COM
pete. due to injuries. The four best
milcrs in the land. ii would seem. are
Fay, Higgins, cutbiil and Sehardt,
from out milwaukee, way
Higgins is coming. that's certain,
while Kay anu Cutbiil are going"
The track and field game. with a
standard bearer in this promising
youth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
WHITNEY STABLE GROOMING
HORSES FOR RACING EVENT
Intends to Enter Formidable Runners in Kentucky
Derby-All Animals Appear to Be in
Excellent Condition.

ne Bclmont stakes and I.atonin Der
by winners Liberty Loan and Johren.
no, TO mention the brilliant RurEo-
master. looks better today than he
aid wien he went into winter quar-
iers He is not Il tall colt. but he
mas spread ia All directions and he is
one suggests 10 James Rowe that
some new horse may come up in the
spring and beat Tryster. Rove asks
why none OF the two ycar-oIds that
irFSter got through last season with
out knowing defeat IL will be recall
~. winning III. historic Saratoga spe-
c!al, the most spor;smanlikc OF all
American races. and. the first Ken.
lucky Jockey Club stakes anon.
others lie did not meet al! OF the
300 COTS re may have to tackle at
one iime or another in the course of
the coming season. Bu: he did not
dodge amy OF them.
After Tryster. Exodus looks TO be
me most Formidable OF the three like
~ Derby candidates OF this strong
Staplc. son o. Peter ran and First
Flight and half brother OF Icarms
ana Ruth Law. Exodus won the Adj
ronaacM STAKES under 1875 pounds at
Saratoga last August. covering three
quarters Of mile III l:ll and ~ frac-
ton. In November. 1T PimIico. he de-
ieated Motor Cop. Audacious. Leo
norses OF mature years. in Il handi-
sap OF thrcc-quartcrs OF mile in
the running OF which he set Il new
track mark OF l:i1l-5 Exodus is
huSkicr type than Trystcr. and
probably he did not mature sufficient
~ last season 10 show his best Rowe
NJ any rate. is of the opinion that
Exodus viii beat better horses this
season than he aid last. also. that
he will 20 any distance. Exodus is
ALREADY hrce%ing halves in nifty sec
ondS over the seven furlonE train
ing track at Brookdalc farm. In Mon
mouth County. y. J.. whore the Whit
Eroomspun. 4 son OF Eroomstjri,
and HandSpun. Is a member OF tho
family OF TanEic. Tanya. Spinaway
and Knot. and colt OF pr"possc ssing
PHYSIQUE and robust constitution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
s---
NORTH CAROLINA TRACK
MEN HAVE STARTED WORK
Forty Candidates Hcxpond TO Call.
Seven Letter Men
[SDecinl io The Timrs- Dispnt L

ISD"cial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
CHAPEL. HILL. y. g. March g
vcrsity of North Carolina and I,
Captain William y. Royal and six
varsity letter men. is at work every
day on Emerson Field.
Kent j Brown, IN. former Uni
vcrsity OF Pennsylvania high jumper.
who handled the squad last spring.
nucleus for his squad Captain Royal
in the quarter and half. Boyd liar
den, TuHrt.r-uil-r Paul Hanson.
alf-Mil.r and miller; Al burlington.
IN the hurdles. and John Norris in
the weights. al! Letter mon.
man. is ~ college bat press Of scho-
lasiic work wIH Keep him from run
Ming this year Tn" greatest loss the
team has sustained IS in the weights.
where tho consistent winning of
Nichols viii have 10 be made up
and In the po!- vault, where eN-Cap-
tain Spencer outi0pped the best
vaulters IN the state Three foot
bal! men lacob!, poindcntcr and
iiVtChins, ar" all trying out in the
weights. and Savage and Angel arr"
the best bets - succeed Spencer
Love. on. OF the hes, sprin;crs in the
university Iahi year. vii again be
Manager burlington has announced
the following tentative schedule:
Ann II Dual meet win Trinity
at Durham.
Aprn &c pual mc.' with South
Darrlina ~ 'napel li.l.
ana y II ~ charlottesville.
May 7Siate meet a. chapel I'M
MAY l5-So4th Atlantic m.c, at
baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
HAVANA. RESULTS

az e. g.; eiSim!9s six :nrloH9r:.AHva r:
TTcr,i hiIas'ii ,a frtSo;, 70 10 Won
second r!autareda rs lDoniinlefl 70 :,
s,uigto. Tra,adweli Frank Bur.r,
Sh"rty's fi'st. Wn.te Crown Hcllmaln.
and w claiming; s!x furionEs Flyius
FroE l~ OsoSe!l. 10 :, even. - >. won
! 10 3. second sy6li. 10 orieldsJ. to To- i.
4 20 J. even 'hird Time -. a $50 ran
F F.5'%sH H g.. i4Ss pon''e' H. i-h'
THIRD hcc,purs". 500 f"ur-ycar olds
III - 'y"n 70 won iiyrne .- los
: ~ 40 20 - J, even. second tn"
J 20 : th!-d T.re. i.l5ii Asa Fan
i1 /; Eagle. Snlvo l'ariock. Harah.
,a Foa, r &c, i'o rfea@ nan9l
.ven. Won: jla fenJ jE'5os ., clE.i, 70 +
El!aabe,h:owr. II, (iioiIlr1. '1G IL 's!', 70 e
even. ,hird r'ine' i'i2 ~ S.so An
ii:hst 4nc koran. Mayor House r"n--
Fiftn faeo-pufsc. $50. 'nrec-,~ar-oll.
ogc-s1,aSh,'hn mi hp !sa,i- ,4G III r.
nut iail 10, .CricKeH-i 20 : y. to- q.
,,'rastoareaG Wa zonr. Muml6SSS
Jumbo. -'.nLul"l. occupied
SN,m MR. iHn ,hrsr Y-'r oIds
ranc;Gs. j. nc az - To-, 10 FI' 80
won Ch.n'fa 10, tInruas'.rl. . 60 l.
. ia :. ia 'nr51 ,hh,,--ii'" , r., .Wtin"jn!
80 .-,~n-!n cincraior J. Alfred C.urA
var Tax, Timothy hogan. Sempcf
SS"venth rsceuursr ZOO ,hreo-y"ar-
yards@ Chef ~ fyyhsd,l - eng .hi't
: 70 3 won Thr Engutrar 9, tr-1usni
TI sns ~ H. 49, raa loe wnl"ni.
d ttids" aaa iIi un,r,ss ''Ff'1r''n' M'ssr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
BOWLS THROUGH THREE
GAMES WITHOUT ERROR
Fred :. Smith, of Detroit. .hootx
total az .o2 In American bowling
Congress Tournament.

]
BUFFALO, ~ Y March G-Eo,y,-
ihB through three games without cr-
rof ana hanging up ton strikes ia
-,hc second game o: his set for a 275-
h!6n score, Fred :. Smith. OF Detroit.
shD; tota! Of 7O2 this aftyruoo,, in
the individual event Of the A.u.ric:, n
rowing Congress tournament, while
ms tcan-nlates. j. Stuhcnwall and
Beft weaver stepped ont in front o!
thc woman competitors with "a
grand total of l,@33 pins.
SHiths hish set III tho singles fol-
iowcu a 600 total in III. ivc-nau
event SATURDAY night. aud ISL for
three games in the dnubIns ,nd,,.
gives him tn" lead IN ali events with
= grand total Of I.SS9 for nine games
htri weaver. member OF the lead
hiEh in all events with q ,n;,,j ~
i.Sl6 pins VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
VISITING TEAM VICTOR
George Washington Swimmers Easily
Defeat Generals ;n
i,rinl

LEXINGTON, VA. March G.-Swim-
mcrs representing George Washing
ton University easily defeated WASH
ia;;on and Lee in Il dual swimrninl;
meet here last might, by q score OF
% 10 10.
The visitors captured every first
place except two. the Generals win
ming only The plunge and the decision
in fancy diving. la the former, Rus
ton. Of ". IL H.. broke the local
plunge record. attaining. a distance
of 80 fee; 5 inches.
Palnuist, Dic.ey and Eoblcguard
won the most points for George
Washington. Tho former led In the
30 and lC0-yard dashcs. while Dickcy
broke the local record for back
stroke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
BIG CRAPPLERS CLASH
/. AT AUDITORIUM TONIGHT
Bout to BE Preceded by Tow Eff
tccnAlinutc Preliminary
Affairs.
FREBERG ARRIVES IN CITY
Picstina Expected Within Few
fours-.All Contestants in First
Two Matches Arc Local Young
StcrS.

Marin Piestina. John Frcucrg an,
four youngsters have been secured
by 'Zekc" Smith and billy" Wool,
SETTER, local promoters. to furuisl
TIE wrestling attraction at the CitH
Auditorium tonight. The two pre-
lihinary bouts will be of fifteen min.
utcs duration. the nrst TO begin a;
Sh5 o'clcck. Thco Kelly and How
aid Alley, both weighing 1888 pounds
Will furnish the nrst event. Will,
Archie Cannon and Howard Taylor
hd;h l35pound grapplers, viii oe the
attraction in the second. All Of the
pf-iiminary contestants are from
, Richmond.
, IN matching Jonn Freoerg and
Mhrin Picsiina the local promoters
hite secured two OF the most capa-
BILE and popular mat men IN the coun-
: try. Both men have u large mum
Der OF followers, and the fact that
=: Marin plcstina will he one OF the
principals in the biz bout has created
n great amount OF interest and caused
much common, among Richmond :
wreStlil- enthusiasts
ricsrina After Bis Grapplcrs.
Plcs;ina is the man who has been
camping on the trail OF the forcm ost
seeking a match with them and a
chance at the heavyweight wrestling
Z championship of tho world. lie has
met with no success. however. but
stll Is hoping that before long he
will he given Il match with Ed Lew
is. claimant for the championship,
who has beaten Stechcr, Caddock and
Xbyszku.
The case Of Marin Plestina truly
is an unique one. Several years ago
V when Lewis ana SteChcr were cloth
ed in the mantle Of obscurity they
were ready and eager to meet Pies
tina and they did plestina dis
posed OF each with little trouble. but
in those days Lewis and Stccher had
not become prominent i'll wrestling
circles. and Plcstina's efforts went
for nothing. Since Lewis and StcCh-
or have gained fame on the mat they
have kept their distance from llcs-
tina.
ErrhrrE Powerful Grnppicr.
John Freberr. who meets rlcstina.
is powerful Srapplcr from sweden
and man capable Of putting w a
hard battle against the mighty Pies
tina. Weighing just about the same
as Marin, and comparing with him
favorably along other lines of his
physique. he should be no easy mark
for Plestiua. Freberg has been IN
and during that time his work on
the mat has been such that he is de-
Ciarcd to hc one Of the foremost
heavywciGhts OF this country.
Frehcrs arrived in Richmond early
this morning, and Will be followc,
later today by rlcstina. Both mel
have been getting in shape FOR to
weeks. and Information received here
is that they are eager for the mil
10 begin tonight. Zack Woodall vii
referee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
HUNS HAVE ENTRY IN
SIX-DAY BIKE RACE
Sh'crn tiders start an First Ian OF
"""is"h squire Gardens An
hual spring Event.

, i,S Associated Press
new YORK. March G-Sixtcen hi.
from Germany since the world va.
started in the spring six day race i'm
MADISON square Garden. which he.
h"h ~ midnight tonight The Ger
man par arc Walter I.utt and Willie
i.orc;iz Eleven OF the riders are
americans. France. Belgium. IIol-
ihhu and Switzerland. Canada ans,
australia are represented
inc EURO pcan point SYSTEM with
"aiiE Snrihis to b" decided in IN,
carly morning. afternoon and even
burn, who won the p,cc,nhcr yir
""y bicycle race by gaining a Ian
carly in the week. are entered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
Especial to The Timcs-Dispntch.l

lSpcciai 10 me Times Dispatch
Payne whitn... whose stab, mon
s2I5.Ooo last year. has form cable
array Of candidates for the coming
Me- hsdn'ncky Dsrey; "a race Of on NILE NJ:
viii be run AT Churchill Downs.
louisville, on The eth OF May, and
hHNS i value Of between $4,000 and
money And. unless there is lot
- tad weather between this and the
HrSt 9 A1r.. which now seems im7
FNCIc-e. i1e Whitney Cand ldates for
-e NS-CS >Goliu be as lit on the day
tNrG,cA.v> ~! the stables thai have
+" ,rte--t he South. That there
wl.t = cs,S weather after IN" first OF
.N-,tt : 2Cls remotely posS,n'r
IRE No'rDsy derby candidates
-N<;s- ,7-tr-S, Da-trnoor. Arva-at.
S7N>-> S-oeIosaun an" Exodus are
IH-se "vSN> farther along this sea-
son ;SNc VIA H..ir aud Upset, Whit
participant, ia .ast seasons 70.
fs"H. - ;Hz great Churchill Downs
ThAt ihs, arc very nearly. If no;
SG-ts. - rAa- racing form as are the
S-EviT-c.SS o.: the Hot Springs colo
- = certainty. because there has
been TO winter hercahoutS 50 far
FSsre saye been some frosty morn
mss but 10 hard freezes and no
temperatures ma, have precluded
eorniinu22s outdoor training
$50 20 WINS pH!' ana f.NouDS are
zoe tn-ts horses most likely to be
.-t;0ei to- N. D,i by, also fo~ lrn
F7-aaneS> sto.00o-addcd- money
-Att fer Swear oihs that Will bc de-
t!tet a. Himlico a week or ten DAYS
!" - tHe iUu"iuG 9; The Derby. aEi
At;rac; me best colts and lilies that
VII start IN the I<cntucy race
.7Gde-y. one o: The crack .ill;es Of
:nc season pas - ;.s highly thought
81 ,! James Rowe as is Trystcr, him
:, H. out here VIII be so Inany good
N.tE races :or Prudcry. especially in
the WeSi. s; : not al al! likely that
she wi!l tackle the colts before au-
tumr
Tryster. a son of Peter Pan and
LTySt. an! scion OF the female fam.
ily which has given American rurin,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
GENERALS LOSE THREE
CANES OUT OF TWELVE
Lexington Five Beaten by West
Virginia, V. i. I. and University
OF North Carolina.

tSpeclai TO The Times Dispatch
EXTINCTION, VA. March G.-With
the return or the Generals. basket
ball qmint this week from Morgan
town, Washington and Lee ran.:
down the curtain on the 1921 basket
ball season. Coach Haftcry's organ!-
zttlon succeeded In capturing nine on,
OF Il total OF twelve games played
3indSSiHG 3lI points as agains, Incl ?
opponents 20. Tho University Of
North Carolina. Virginia Polytechnic
Institute ana West virginia were the
ON! thrce rcvcrScS OF the season. the
,Icn"riIr being Handicapped In the
V. T. |. game by the absence OF Hines
varsity center. from the lin.-up on
account o; sickness. and by stephens
Tor INC same reason IN the West N!r-
Siala encounter
Although impcdcd in his work of
constructing Il formidable team from
inc outset OF The season 10y the loss
or three or las. years regulars.
Coach l:att"ry succeeded in welding
together before the opening game an
organization whose work on The uoor
ut nom" ana abroad excited favorable
comment from all quarters The
Roanoke College, University of south
Carolina. Richmond University. eta
dri Davidson, Johns llnpl-,rs. st
John :. Trinity and Wake Forest,
The varsity was composed OF Hines
captain and center. who became IN at
the star, OF the season and was in
capaci;ated the remainder. stephens.
acting captain and sensational Guard .
McDonaid rangy Arkansan OF footbal II
tame, Thomas. p!pcHy little forward
OF accurate aim; Harris. Thomas
capable running mate and II wizard
at making difficult field goals. and
ArboEas', hurly guard. VINO was a
mountain OF defense as well as "a
GOAL shooter Or considerable ability.
stuart. Hall Sniv"ly. Yanccy. Cam
cron, Minnich and stevens were mem
n"rs of a substitute squad. each OF!
whom proved themselves able To re-
place creditaDly any member OF the
Ilrsl -StrimG fly. hnring the scason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
Mountaineers to Play
Presidents Two Games

lSr"csal to The Times Dispatch.
MpRGA NTOWN, W. VA, March
II Was announced here tonight
mat maj arrangements had been
made Tor the Washington and JEFF
'"rSon College baseball team to
com" here on June 10 and II to
p.HE th. West virginia University
nine The Two gam" series had
h"cn banging Ia tho balance for
Som" time. and the announcement
WAX = surprise
The Presidents are ancicn, rivals
ana ~ ~" contests viii t." played
on the Friday and Saturday IRE
rcding tho commencement cNcr-
'.>"s. ia" hundreds Of alumni eX-
p"ct'd here. VIII bc given an OPP
nortun!ty To see w 4 4 ana West
virginia meet In IA major spot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
GREEK PRINCE WEEDS
RUMANlAM PRINCESS
scenes az SpIcndor Form brilliant
'h"'aA to Prr-NuptiaI CcIr-
hrnttpnS.
BY United Ncwsl

PN VHTItV NCWS.
BUCHAREST. March Sin scenes
or spicnd"r. which formed Il brilliant
ciiinaX TO the prc-nuptial ccicbra-
tons. which have made this civ
lively for weeks. Primes George OF
Greece. and princsrs Elizabeth Of
lkhinania. were married here this
morning.
The ceremony took place al the
ltopal Palace. in the presence or Tho
Cabinet and Allied ministers After
the ceremony. the Prince and Prin-
went To the Cathedral. where six
archbishops oniciatcd at the religious
ceremony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
no Open New Hank.

ROME, March G.-Thc Chcn.yI
Bank. n Joint Italian and Chinese
bank. with headquarters in Picking.
is about 10 open u branch in Mur-
den. where French and Chinese
hank has already been established.
These financial institutions are r.,
sarded here ms the opening wedges
in n great contest between the
French and Italians for commercial
supremacy in Mongolia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
Exhibition Games
a, Hogalusa. La.

H. II Il.
81. Louis Americans. "a
NV orleans .............. = 2
'i"tt"ri"s: Shockcr, Davids, Bayne
ana Severed. Filings. Collins; Rott.
'iitsln", Russ aud Smith. Dcberry.
~ Lake Charles. La:
tSccond icam) r.. III. T.
-. Louis Nationals l1 Il .
Philadelphia Amcricans.... s II
batteries Dods0n. Sell. Schupp
IHh !,thco!cr: Geriac!i. Bigbec. Ex-
k'rt' k"cIr and j. Walker.
Nt Houston. Texas:
II. III. f.
philadelphia Americans -. & .
81; Louis Nationals 1870.
kins, Myntt, Haincs, May, Kircher
ana IIcihohS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
Ruth Receives Ovation
On Arrival in Shreveport
tBy Associated prog. !

81 REVERPORT. LA, March
babe Ruth arrived here fro,,,
HOT Springs. Ark. today to ioim
inc New York Americans in their
League Park. He viii unrtic,naas
III practice games tomorrow.
huth was met Mt the train NV
crowd hended by recent oi,
committee. including mcmhnr. az
~ re crty commission and Chamber
Oh commerce. who escorted him
10 his hotel High school bows and
SS! r.s VIII present him with a
no'nl ouerinE made In the shane
OF ball bat tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
Dcfcn.e Examines Witnesses.

WILLIAMSOS. w VA, March g.
Counsel for the defense In the Mate
wan gun night trial here worked
throughout sunday examining new
witnesses. Probably fifteen OF them
viii be placed on the stand In behalf
OF the seventeen Matcwanians ac-
cuscd o! being Implicated in the
death OF Albert G. Fclts "A Baldwin
Fei,s detective. during the baltic last
May, counsel announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
No Vote In ,Ion,r,,,.

MoNTGOMERf. ALA. March g
NO information had been received
mere ny railroad employees Of Il strike
vote in sympathy with the striking
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
raiiroad employees. IL was declared by
railroad men today. 1t -vas stated
That II this section is to he included
IN the strike vote. proper authority
.or inc vote will probably be received
Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
WILL PLAY EIGHT GAMES OF
BASKETBALL on FIRST DAY
Champion Tournament OF National
Amateur Athletic I nion VIII lie
Iiaycd IN Kansas tIiy.
7. NNsOCiatrd PrcSs

KANSAS CITY. March G.-F.ight
games ar" on tnmorrow's schedule
Tor 'hc opening Gay OF the National
Amateur Athlete Union annual bas-
kothu!l championship tournament AT
Convention Hail. Play viii begin at
T. VI. between ilillyards. OF st.
Joseph, Mo. and Brooklyn On. W
University
Ncw York University. winner OF
the 1920 tournament at Atlanta. Ca.
and Missouri University will not
play. as the faculty nf the two
schools refused To sanction partici-
patton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
pc'ition Rcirn.e OF Dch,

In,"I DN, March s.--ftcsolutjon
snr,nnE me release Of Eugene V. Dtsb,
49,, Sociaiist candidate for Prhtsj
ucht. from the Federal pcni,.n,far
a. n,,"hta. Ga. and requesting tha
hnhcst! be granted TO ali nrronn
ngsc poi,icai bclicrs FORMED In
in,,i,, oi thclr prosecution. trials an
,n.,, ' isonn."ht. were adopted ut"
mass meeting here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
Revolution Cause. Ml,unacr,,ona,. :,

TOKYO. March 6.-Thc Jill Shitnho
today says. with regard to the rcccu,
rejection by the House OF Representa-
tiFcs OF the resolution OF Yukio Oak
Tor Il curtailment in naval armament,
mat II has caused the misundcrstand
ing abroad that Japan sim advocates
haNai expansion. Tn. newspaper as
s.rts that all the influential ncws-
papers Of Japan and majority OF
The Intelligent classes recognize the
necessity for reduction in armament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
10 PRACTICE GAMES ARE
SCHEDULED FOR DETROIT
American League Club VIII Take Trip
North nud Train in san
AufDnip.
INN Associnted Hress

DETKOIT. Mnrch G.-Ninctrcn
practice games have been scheduled
for the Detroit Americans on their
trim North and during the training
period at san Antonio
The scsics Is to open March u.
when the Tigers oppose their old
manager. iiughcy Jennings. and the
New York Giants. At san Antonio. and
cMds az IndiamAnnlis. April 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
SPORTS
FREBERG FACES PEsINA ON MAT TONIGHT SPORTS
Paris t. Stage Bull Fights
In Pershing Stadium
lBy Associated lress.l

PARIS. March 6.-rhe rershing
stadium here may br used as u
bul,-fght arena by Easter. accord
ing TO news paper reports. Tor-a-
doris ana bulls. L IS said. will be
brought from Spain. Tho bulls.
however. may not he killed
Promoters Of ihc contemplated
hull hight state that provisional!
approval OF tho project already
has been obtained from the Min
lister q: the Interior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
WHITE 5Ox WILL BEGIN: /:
SPRING. TRAINING TOlIiA
hid Gleason Heads Squad :.
Twcnty-Six at Waxahn. :
chic, Tex. !.
BY Associated Pres,

~, Mm,ANAHACIiIE. TEN. March a
wv w l'i I'm, Kid" Gleason and. twent v
orr,,.aher ohicnSo White Sox player
lived mere today and viii sis,
sprinS training immediately. go
me squad liz made up Inos,Iy. !,
, phh,SmeTs r., and catchcrs and out. a
rebuild his team. which vr.. MN.
Iii sanlHeI az z result of the hssc
pali scandal. The men viii rn uaSe
aaT riy Monday and will 20 throne
nD2lt twenty players liz cxncc,a,f !,
arrive here Thursday. Gleasnn sill,