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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-02
COACH, Hayman, ]. Pohl. Hayden,
row, Harberg, Fletcher, N. Pohl.
Mcpherson; first row, Midkiff, Dire
McDernlott, Dyson, Travers, man

row, Harberg, Fletcher. n. Pohl,
Shepperson; first row, Midkiff, Drie-
McDermott, Dyson, Travers, man
Petit, Stanley Dreifus, Robert Mid
kiff, Jack Pohl, Marshall Travers,
Henderson Suthard and Emmett Bull
locks. Special mention is also made
Of George Bayliss as he was one of
the men who, although not receiving
the letter, helped to make the team
the success it was and will, without
a doubt, be one of the future stars
for his team. The second string men
coming across big are the Harberg
brothers, Phillip and-George, Charles
NJ. Shepperson, Jr., Bennett Moore,
Malcolm, Moore, Benny Hayman,
Louis Shapiro, Windsor Domaine and
Alton Ayres.
Several players are in the gradual
ing class of next June, their loss will
be heavily felt by the team but it is
expected that with this years sub
stitutes and the several huskies who
will be acquired by he way Of Wash
ington school that the team will make
for itself record that will equal
if not surrass that Of the team of this
season: Clarence Dyson, Frank Now
land. Thomas McDermott. Captain
Fral Petit. Stanley Dreifus, Jack
Poll and Marshall Travers are the
members Of the graduating class
1t is announced that the basketball
prospects arr unusually good for the
coming season which will open in a
very short time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-02

cd as the old one is in very bad
share. It's days C usefulness have
long since passed.
II the members and friends of the
association will respond promptly
with their contributions, we will soon
place good instrument in the school
which will not only be a credit to
the school and the association, but
viii be of SERVED for long time.
Please send your contributions TO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-02
Parker-.Gray School

This week the Snowdcn School
Alumni association placed in the
Parker-Gray school IS clocks, one on
each teachers desk and large regu-
lator in the auditorium. Six globes
to aid in teaching geography have
been ordered andrarc expected in :.
few days.
An upright piano is very much need
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-02

any member of the executive COM
inittee or to P. D. Lyles, GIG S. Co
ii.nibus street, who will send you
receipt thereon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-02
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, FRIDAY, uhCEMBER'2 2, 1921

Marion-"George was the goal Q.
my ambitions, but"
Marian-"But WHAT"
Marion-"Father kicked The goal
Sun Dodger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-02

Total ;. ;. -. 49,. Sl33.96
L. Griffin Brooks, Pres.
P. D. Lyles, Fin.-Sec,y.
Snowden School Alumni Association
Ike-"Scc any change in me?"
Milse-"No. Why?"
Jke-"Just swallowed a cent"
Siren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
RICHMOND AMATEUR NINE
ARRANGES EARLY GAMES

Manager Dick" Klevcsahl. OF the
Taxa Kola baseball team, nm or
ganizatlon of the Commercial League.
announces that his team will meet
several OF the clubs In the Virginia
League few days prior to the
opening OF the amateur season in
Richmond Klcvcsahi has arranged
4 three-day trip for April 0. 10 and H.
Newport News and Wilson will be
played before the team returns to
Richmond. The Shipbuilders Will he
met April Q. which is a Saturday
sunday the team Will travel To Will
aon and remain until Monday 10 play
IL game with the Gar,eels.
April -, the local team will meet
the Norfolk Naval Base outfit in
Norfolk. This contest is the latest
one TO he booked by Manager Kleve-
sahl. but negotiations are pending
with Rocky Mount. OF the Virginia
League. and Raleigh. Of the Piedmont
League. No exhibition games have
been arranged with Richmond teams
to date with the exception of the
University OF Richmond. The ANA
tours will meet the collcgians sew
.eral times during the next two weeks.
While his team has been ont only
a few DAYS. Klevesahl Is pleased with
the showing the men have made. and
is confident that they will repeat
their performance OF 1919. and win
the amateur title OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
MERCHANTS BANK FIVE.
HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON
Ten Victories Arc Turned In by
Richmond Bankcrs-I.osc
Three Games.

The Merchants National Bank bas-
kctball team. having met and defeated
every other representative contend :
ing team In Richmond and vicinity
claim the championship honor3 for
closed teams. that Is. for teams play
ing only their bonafde employees or
studenta.
Among the teams defeated were, the
University Of Richmond. Randolph
Macon College of Ashland. Medical
College Of Virginia and Union Thco-
teams and none OF which were able
TO register a win over the fast dying
bankers.
Tho team only lost contests to two
other teams during the season, name :
~, the Church Hill Athletic Club and
Richmond Terminal Co. both OF whom.
however, being athletic clubs who
picked yhnir piayers from the city
ing them In their one game by only
ten points and the Terminals taking
two on; of three game series
II was almost entirely through the
brilliant work OF their big Five"
Captain Dutterworth. Punk Pendie,-
ton. "Oilie" Devine. Dick" Cardwcll.
ard Jesse DcNinc. that they main
tanned their fast pace throughout the
Anderson. Turner. Maycs, Allen and
Moore came through when needed.
Like every other basketball team
Of Importance in Richmond. they we're
seriously Handicapped by having no
place TO stage their games. and had
10 cance, number OF the most i'm
pcrtant cHCs. AZ IL was taey m13-
aged to play thirteen Of their games,
winning ten AND losing only three.
Tho most notable OF their viI.orics
were those over the University ~
RiCbrtonC. Randolph Macon ard the
Me-ical College of Virginia, these
games being played when the col
icges had all OF their stars in the
game and Ia pink OF condition.
Complete record of the season fol-
lows
Merchants National. ~: Union Thco-
logical Seminary, 30 Merchants Ma
tional. IS; y. NJ. &. =. All stars. o.
Merchants National. 80; American Lee
gion OF Petersburg. 80. Merchants
National. 81; Mcdicai College of Vir.
ginia. %. Merchants National. 80
Richmond Terminal Co. ~. Merchants
National, 81: Richmond Terminal Co.
SO Merchants Nal ionai. 81: Richmo7d
University. - Merchants National
20; Randolph Mhcon College, 81. Mer-
chants National. 81: Newport News
Shipbuildinc and II. d, "a Mer-
| chants National. %: Church Hill Ath-
ie;ic Club. ~. Merchants National, 30;
Richmond Blues. "a. Merchants Ma
tionai, 80: Central Athletic club. 90
Merchants National. 30; Richmond
Terminal Co.. %. Merchants National
total points, 4i3; Opponents, total
DointE ass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
BOAT CLUB INSTRUCTOR
TO REPORT HERE APRIL IS
George w. Lee VIII Arrive In Rich
mond Ahead of Schedule.
Members Busy.

George W. Lee. recently elected
rowing coach of the Virginia Boat
earlier than was expected. The new
mentor was 10 have taken up his
duties April 20. but information from
club officials yesterday was that he
nounccment that Lee Will be here ia
about two weeks has resulted Ina the
members OF the club taking on new
NE, ana the, regatta committee Is
expected 10 atase the annual spring
ailair on the James earlier than was
intended. This event viii enable the
coach 70 secure line on the men
who will Represent the Virginia Boat
Club in the big rcgattas this sum
Iner.
Speaking OF the coach. one Of the
boat club men who has socn him
says that he reminded him Of a great
viking. lie is powerful man. of
wonderful physique. and his long
rowing and coaching record bear
ample testimony OF his PROCESS and
science. Followers of aquatic sports
here are eagerly looking forward 10
his arrival.
Today will be big day at the
Virginia Boat club. and II is cX-
pected that the captain and his four
mates VIII have their hands fun piac-
ing the various crafts on thc water.
Individual instruction also VIII be
given the noviccs. as Easter sunday
really marks the day when the row
Ing season actually gets under way.
Old timers at the Virginia Boat
Club declare that In all their lie they
have never seen the enthusiasm and
pep rs displayed ny the members this
year. Daily the floats OF the club
are masscd with oarsmcn and the
river dotted with rowing craft Of
every description.
The more experienced oarsmcn are
taking charge Of the new members
who arc out for the Junior Crew this
year and are rapidly teaching them
the rudimcnts OF position. strokes.
leverage and the finer points that go
TO make up a well-balanccd crew.
There are u number of prominent
athletes in town who are now maxi
ing Richmond their home and the
Virginia Boat Club has been succcss-
.ul in enrolling them in their ranks.
one OF the best ail-around athletes
in tho state recently signed up with
the club, and down 1T the boat house
the talk is that he viii make the
junior crew this year.
\ Eoodly number OF the intermedl-
atcs are getting into shape. notably
Skinny" Wood, Ray Lee, Captain
Kershaw and Coleman Andrews. Cox
ewain Summcriie,d Brock Is highly
clated over the carly form displayed
and has ample reason to prophesy a
winning aggregation.
In the return To the city of one Of
the crew members OF 1916. Propst.
junior crew prospects took a decided
upward trend. Propst knows the
rowing game well. IL "a strapping lad
AMI willing. and is banked upon to
pull a mighty oar this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
HAVANA ENTRIES

Firs, race--s'x fur,ongs; three-year- Odds
First. %: Johnnie o'Conneli. 9s; Fr!velny.
l0i:lIittie Buss Drapery. lo9. Scotch Kiss.
r iGsi EasSf iIS; senator James liz;
i.Cvs iii: orderly. ii3.
Seco;id raCc-lvc and one-half iurl0ngs:
three-year Odds claiming pursf. S:9gT-
ME %: Sc!ntillate, 90: 'Elga. %. -iFi IS.
81: Lyric. 100. 'Ben Butler: loai Guards
man. l9a; Doctor D.. 20; ThorneiaoL1 ~:
purse. s7o0-'Roscate. 30; 'r.d-ut. ~;
'.Ius, Fancy. i0l: douglas Fairbanks. l0S:
san Diego. 1903: .Avion. lo5. Sortolk
Belle, loo; Jlll. los. Presumption, 10.
Honest George, ila.
three year -oids: Adios handcap;. 2iDGe--
Sea Prince. l0l: Mayor lIouse. iGi; Var
Zone. 1885, Frank W. no: Walnut Aall,
lie: Sweep clean. lis.
Fifth race-mile and on..eirh;h: three
ear-olds;. Cuban Derby: slS,cos. addict
'Generni MenoGal 100; Aiken. ne; Gen
srai Gomez. iS2; ilufS %, ~ 81 Right I
ton, llo. 'Armonia Alden entry.
Sixth race--miic and lfly rardp; foar-
year-olds and upward: claiming; purse.
s5Se'HiE ides 81 .bono! ,oO Eye v, ~;
Woods, io3: Pie, io4: ,.Dlscord. los: Tinl-
H.. 100
Seventh race-mile and nifty yards: four.
year-olda and upward: claiming; purse
Notwithstanding. l01. 'Riancn, i0i ;
Huntress, los; Paula ". los; Cavan boy,
LOS I ky,I; In ioS Fireworth III; Whips
.Apprenuee allowance. Weather clear.
TrRck fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

Laurel, Md. October 4-2o t23
days.. mutueis.
pimlico. Md. November liz Oh
days. mutuels.
Bowie Md. November 1926 U1
days.. rlutucls
Windsor Jockey Club. Windsor.
2nt.. Tuesday. July IL. to Tues
day, July Is q days.. mutuels.
Jamaica. Friday. May 6, TO
Thursday. May 20 Us days..
Keniiworth Jockey Club, Wind
sor, ont. Wednesday. July 90. to
Wednesday,, July u q days.. mu-
fuels.
belmont PARK. Friday. May 81.
to Thursday. June iG GS days..
A1utdu:t. Friday. June II. to
Friday. July S 90 days).
Workers, Saturday, July .. to
Saturday, July 80 I9 days).
Saratoga, MONDAY. August /. to
"Wednesday. August q CT dlys>
Belmont Park, Friday. September
2. to Friday. September 1G 13
days..
Aqueduct. Saturday. September
u. to Friday. September 30 12
Iays).
Jamaica. Saturday. October /. to
Saturday. October Is u3 days..
Yonkers. Monday. October IL. to
saturday. October 80 U2 daysl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
PENN State ATHLETES
ARE TOURING VIRGINIA
Nittany Track and Baseball Squads
to Meet Several College Teams
OF Old dominion.
Sreciil to The Timcs- Dispntch

fSrecial to The Times Dispatch.
STATE COLLEGE,. PA, March 20
baseball seasons and with the wrest-
lcrs off on Il Western invasion. Easter
week promises to be The busiest one
OF the year for Penn state athletic
basketball series for the state cham
pionship taking place on the armory
floor next Friday and Saturday. the
returning students Will find plenty of
activity on the home grounds.
Biil Martins track men opened
their season today when they met the
y; +, | athlstes in duai meet at
the trip Will be with the University
OF Virginia at charlottesville on We'd
nesday. Martin took a squad of four
teen men with him. the largest mum
Der ever taken on 4 Southern trip.
and with such stars as Harold Bar
ron. Btondv RomiS. Charlie Way
John Dernming. Clarence Beck and
others. the Penn State coach was
confident of out-scoring the South
erners. Martin is using the Southern
trip to test out some of his new ma
terial for use in the Penn relays and
the intcrcollcgiates.
nnscball Nine I'm virginia.
With Coach Hugo Eezdck in charge,
the varsity. nine Will open it's 1921
season on Monday in n game with the
United States Naval Training Station
team at Hampton Roads. Va. The
team. and II should prove to be a
hard game to open with. The Nit
tany sticksmiths Will play Il game
every day next week, for following
the University of Virginia. V. NJ L..
Washington and Lee, Navy aud
Georgetown. in succession, closing
the trip next Saturday; An of the
with the team today. the latter be-
ing away on an inspection trip. Koch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

that he will make V. NJ. I. vnluabl o
eager during the next three years.
The player received his basketball
training at John Marshal! High
School. under L. Tucker Jones, and.
in addition to being an important
factor in the hiEh-school basketball
games. won his J. NJ. in several other
branches. In 1917 he received his
letter for soccer. lie was awarded
two basketball nonograms-l91
and 1890. Ryder won his football
letter in 1919. and last year received
his letter for baseball.
First base is Ryders position on
the nine, and he now is making an
effort TO land regular berth with
the Cadets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Where Leading Race Meets
Will Be Held During 1921

Bowie, Md. April 2-l5 az days..
mutuels.
wheellng. ": Va. April 1880
Havrc dc Grace. Md. April 1G-
80 t13 dayS) mutucls.
Lexington, Ky. April 90 to May
90 dayg) mutuels.
Pimlico, Nd. May 3-lG liz days).
mutuels
Latonia. KY, June to July s
t3l days. mutuels.
Montreal Jockey Club. Montreal.
que. Tuesday. June Z. to Tues
day. June Ii ca days. mutucls.
louisville. Ky. &C. D). May to
May 30 GO days.. mutuels
Toronto. Ont, May 21-2S q days)
mutucls.
Dorval Jockey Club. Montreal
Que. Monday, May 30. 10 Monday.
June q daye) mrtucls
Connaught Park Jockey Club,
Ottawa. Ont, Wednesday, June II,
to Wednesday. June % G. days..
mutuclE.
Hamilton Jockey Club. Hamilton.
Ont. Friday. June 81. TO Friday,
June l @ days. mutuels.
Niagara Racing Association. Fort
Erie, Ont. Saturday, July Q. TO
Saturday, July Q @ days. mutucls
Havrc dc Grace. Md. September
81 TO october l GG dnys). mutucls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

Bristol Corporation Given Charter,
The state Corporation Commission
has issued charter TO the
Bristol Baseball Corporation. allow
Ing 1t to promote athletic games OF
all kinds. maximum capital stock
of $4,000 and minimum of $4,000
is provided for. All Of the officers
are residents OF Bristol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
SPOR- S

e ~ TO represent the EASTERN ena
VI me state while three other tsms.
'epteSentins the Middle. western, ana
p,o"'o'y southwestern sections. vii,
ESQ compete Sectional tournaments
are now being held to determines
'heSe representatives. In addition !,
'ho trophy cup. tho members OF the
winning team will receive gold
medals while silver medals win be
presented to the runners up. Tie
winners Will rank as interschoIaatic
champions of PENNSYLVANIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
LOCAL BOY IMPRESSES
COACHES AT LEXINGTON

Ed Ryder. a Richmond boy. has
made a lasting impression upon the
athletic powers at Virginia Military
Institute. The local boy went ont for
tho Cadets basketball team. but fail
ed TO make his letter. as the Lexing-
ton five was composed of veterans Of
three years experience. Ryder was
used in several cgames. however. sub
stituting for the regular players. His
work impressed the students and tho
coaches. and all are of the opinion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
CONNIE MACK HAS MANY
!, RECRUITS FROM DIXIE
lev Associatel Pres,

PHILADELPHIA, March 2G.-Con-
ME Mack is going into the American
League pennant fight this year with
players from Dixie, no less than fif-
teen of his squad of would-be cham
pions hailing from below the Mason
and Dixon line.
Texas, Oklahoma. Alabama and
Gcorgia's combined contribution Is
twelve men, while Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and South Carolina are repre-
sented by one player each. This is
in marked contrast 10 former years
when Mack got his champions from
New England, New York and Penn
sylvania.
Perry. Naylor and Ray are from
Oklahoma; Harris. Eden and Myatt
from Texas; styles, Griffin and WEIGH
from Alabama: Hasty and Slappy
from Georgia; Tilly Walker from
Tennessee. and GALLOWAY from South
Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Marshall Will Sign
With Cincinnati Reds

'Rube" Marshall, now pitching
for William and Diary College.
vii. report to the Cincinnati Reds
when the college aeason is over,
according to Information received
in this city II was thought that
Marshall had signed Il contract
with the Shreveport team. OF the
Texas League. but the latest in
formation is that he Will report to
Pat Moran.
Built to stand plenty, of work,
and possessing lot OF stuff. Mar
shall should cause Pat Moran TO
look him over carefully before
turning him loose. The hurier
was with the Church Hin Athletic
Club team last season and prac-
tically pitched the East End boys
TO the amateur championship OF
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Ter is hlling killie's shoes at third
oase In very acceptable manner.

1NiiiiCS SHOES aC IniTG
case In very acceptable manner.
Penn State wrcstlers. intercolie-
slate title winners for the fourth
consecutive year. will leave carly
next week OH their first invasion OF
.he West. on Wednesday,, they will
graphic with the Indiana University
inatmen. champions OF the Western
conference, and then they will go
sun FARTHER West to meet Iowa State.
At Ames. With Ochrie. the regular
-pounder out for the season as
the result of dislocated arm secur-
ed In the Intercollegiate. ana with
captain Detar still suffering from an
old injury. the Lions will not be in
me best of shape for their trip but
coach Lewis expects his team to
make creditabie showing at least.
Roinhcrger VIII take Oehrle's place
ut 1i5 pounds.
Scholastic Fiycs To Play.
Four sections of the State will he
represented in the interschola st ic
basketball tournament next Friday
OF the State, while three other teams
VIII carry away the big silver
trophy cup. Reading High School is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
nrona Jnmns =. l,.et

DALLAS ENAs March 2s-r,-,
Wilson. of this city. set what ia
CLAIMED to he new Southern ANA
teur athletic union record hero. yes
terday' when he broad jumped %
feet, L. inches at Il high school
meet. This is one-half inch better
than the mark made by Tom lennon
of Dallas. at New Orleans last vno-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Ynnks, Scout Waiting I,no,,

- MOBILE, ALA, March 26.---Robcrt
SCiilks, scout for the New York Ameri-
cans, Is Waiting Mobile and Gulfport.
LouisYilI Amori cab "a s6eiat lis play
sers, an s.; thss' III bile South ern as.Si
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IN Mebeu5i1n11er tDieoer einGenoiIt
men Bate.
sd oante sSbnen, Sagoofin,
ingte er ner6roiien.
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ben Mugen %3tri,1fernb
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iebte ienet fur3. r2eiber muBte Id
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begegnen bara11 lit fem 3peifeL
gas erite gerb0r ipirb 5ie iber5eu.
gen, Sagoofin."
nnh Die beioen gbrenmdinr1er
Ded1ielten einen perftd1oniSDoler,
Slid.
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M6tes &apitel.
Gin gutter Srenno.

Sspan 2a3areff traf piiinftlid I'm
a Ibr I'M 8urea,1 bes &idters So
goblin tpieoer Elm.
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pbia, gefiBrt bon einem @erifts-
fiener, Elm.
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tpieber allridrief unter bic Men.
fden, gar nidbt gIouben. 6ragenb
blidte Tie UNI idL aber iidnea be-
oedte iie ibre allaen init Der Sn1b;;
Das bens 2idt, tDeId)es oilrd bic
acniter ops Runners brand bIet
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Derge11en fO11tten - Me1rten - Ser'
lobten. Mabe11 sic bieie nnidul,
6igen fret, tpenn sic fonnen, sic
merben barnit Elm Berf Der @ered-
tigfeit boIbringenl"
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feline bunflet Mugen nit ntloer,
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beftet. Surdtfam ido11te tie al
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tiimli6es Son ionte biefer Matm
tDirfIih Der @ngeI fem, Der als
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mid au iein,1 ingte er3 finfter, oe1rl
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(gortiebuna folgt.)
Bieber 1i11o einige Monate 6abin

3eihen 5 8eit.
Sdnsden (aIg er pege1l elmer I'm.
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