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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05
TWO BOYS BURN TO DEATH.

Charred Bodies Are Found in Ruins
of Barn Near Smith Center.
Smith Center, Kan. Oct. 5.-The
two small sons, aged 8 and years OF
Oliver Gardner. farmer near this city,
were burned to death Tuesday after
noon in a fire that they presumably
started themselves in their fathers
barn. The charred bodies were taken
from the ruins after the fire subsidized.
Besides the barn and all its con-
tents a number of other nearby build
ings were burned entailing4 a loss OF
several thousand dollars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05
VICTIM OF K. K. K. MAY DIE
Nine Others Hurt at Waco, Tex, in
Parade Riot VIII Recover.

Waco. Tex, Oct. 5.-Of the ten
men who received more or less seri-
GUS injuries in the shooting and stab
bing affray at Lorena. a small town
near here last Saturday night during
the progress Of Ku Klux Khan pa
rade, all are expected to recover except
Louis Crow, a prominent Waco citizen
Grow probably will not live thru the
day.
Several thousand citizens of Waco
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05

anu Ills Allci " SOAi4O HNe-@
blood in their eyes. They realize that
a terrible fight is necessary. Liston
will prepare his men. 1t will be
great game.
Ottawa university enters her first
contest Of the season Friday, against
Hargiss's Emporia Normal warriors.
While the Normalites were tried
once this season. and found true, the
men of the Baptist school have not yet
had their chance.
That, therefore, leaves a chance for
a surprise.
The battering, smashing force of the
Emporia backfield was ably demon
strated last Saturday, when the En-
poria men walked thru tlVe st. Mary's
line for two touchdowns. The high
school weight" line, with which Coach
Conway of St. Mary's is attempting to
withstand the onslaughts of good
number of conference teams, was I'M
able to check the Normal advance.
Coaches Hargiss and Schabinger are
expecting TO run a close race this year.
Their material is there,-letter men
from last year are numerous
But Ottawa will be remembered
1t is not a habit of Coach r. E.
Brannan to Iaud the praises of his
men. He prefers to sit quietly back
and let them talk for themselves,-not
with words but in action. Fans will
remember last years surprises which
Brannan sprung, not in silver voice,
but on the gridiron.
So it is again. History repeats
itself. Brannan has been heard from
only indirectly. His tactics of war
fare this year are unknown. Well
know more about Ottawa Saturday.
The Topeka high school team will
play its second game of the 1921 sea-
son Friday with Atchison high school
at Topeka on Washburn field.
The Topeka high men severely
trounced Leavenworth highs last Fri
day by a score of Al to 0.
strong factor in the eastern high
school conference. defeated Atchison
county high school,. located at Effing-
ham, last Friday. The Topeka highs
defeated the Atchison men last year.
but with Ted Reed, former star K. q.
end and coaching the Atchison play
ers, a stronger fight is expected Fri
day.
Coach ]. E. R. Barnes. OF Topeka
is practicing his men hard for the
coming contest.
Assumption grade school defeated
the Holy Name grade school team. "a
to 6, on the state house grounds Tues
day afternoon.
Another football conference is
breaking into prominence in Topeka.
| It consists of two teams. one from the
eighth floor and the other from the
| tenth floor of the Santa Fe general
office building. No date has been set
as yet for the initial contest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05

places there will be fair corn. It seems
to me that the acres that will have
corn and the acres that won't have
corn in the western two-thirds of the
state, are about a tie. 1 include the
acres that won't make more than s
or 10 bushels with the acres that will
make but a few. When an acre of
corn doesn't yield more than or 10
bushels, the quality of the corn is so
nnnr that II isn't marketable"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05
BOWEL POISON MAKES YOU SICK

Your bowels may seem regular
move every day-yet your thirty feet
of bowels may be lined with poisonous
waste which is being sucked into your
blood. keeping you half sick, nervous.
respondent and upset. Whether you
have headache, colds, sour stomach.
indigestion, or heart plantation, it is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05

usually from bowel poison.
Hurry! One or two Cascarets to-
night will clean your bowels right. BY
morning all the constipation poison
and sour bile will move out-thof-
oughly! Cascarets will not sicken you
they physic fully. but never grippe or
Inconvenience.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05
Games This Week in Valley


Saturday, October 8.
Washington u. VS.. Kansas Aggieseht Man
haitian.
GrinnelI VS.. Iowa State at Ames.
Missouri VS.. st. Louis Z. at st. Louis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05
Big Ten Games for Saturday

Chicago and Purdue at Chicago.
Minnesota and Northwestern at Mime
RpOlis.
Iowa VS.. Notre Dame at Iowa City.
wisconsin VS.. South Dakota at Madison.
Ohio State VS.. Obeirln Mt Columbus.
Michigan VS.. Case at Ann Arbor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05

Another football conference Is
breaking into prominence in Topeka.
It consists of two teams. one from the
eighth floor and the other from the
tenth floor of the Santa Fe general
office building. No date has been set
as yet for. the initial contest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05

Assumption grade school defeated
the Holy Name grade school team, "a
to 6. on the state house grounds Tues
day afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05

Henry and his men are to come with
blood in their eyes. They realize that
a terrible fight is necessary. Liston
will prepare his men. 1t will be
great game.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-05

p Coach ]. E. r. Barnes. OF Topeka,
y is practicing his men hard for the
e looming contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
WILLIAM AND MARY NINE
WINS ITS FIRST CONTEST
Horace Hicks, or Richmond. Smack \
Out F"nr Hits in Five Trip.
To the pInIr.

WlfLlAMS RtRG. VA. March Ia
William and Mary College today won
It's first baseball victory OF the 1921
season by beating the Newport New :
SnipNard team by the score OF to 3
For an early season game the contest
proved TO be an excellent affair
Only four errors We're made during
the encounter, two by each of the
teams.
From LOGAN standpoint. the work
of Horace Hicks. Richmond youth.
who played shortstop. was feature
OF the game. The small! player made
four hits out of five trips to the
plate. Ills last binElc was Il three
has" wallop. Hicks was a member
OF the Church Hin A,hlctics Club
team. amateur champions OF Rich
mond last year
Settle and Marshall. the mairstays
OF The Indians. did the hurlinr
Marshall worked five innings. while
settle hurled the remainder %: the
game settle famed five men. while
Marshall struck out four. Both gave
good account of themselves
Jimmy" Prces, winner OF sixteen
letters at Georgia Tech in four years.
proved Ia be the leading player for
the visitors. He slammed out two
homc-Eun drives that were declared
hy the oldest inhabitants here To h.
the longest ever hit on the local ncld
Score by innings: Il. II. l..
w. " NJ 00l nl0 oil 10 .
Newport y $50. 900 0lO 100 6
Batteries: Marshall. Settle and
Chandler: Williams. Harris and Bar
n"iu, Macarthur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
YALE SWIMMER BREAKS
RECORD FOR FIFTY YARDS
E5dNvin Kinney, .Ir.. skaters Inter
Collegiate Mark In Trinl Heat.
ISut Lnsc> In Final.

ihN Associated l'TcSS.I
NEW YORK. March i?-Edwin
Binncy. Jr. OF Yale. set an int"rcol-
legiate record OF 23 - seconds for
the iiftyyarh swim in a trial heat
ate the individual intercollegiate
championships here Tonight. Yale
won three events for total of &c
councillors. Rutgers and Amherst.
Columbia had I; Pennsylvania. 5.
Binney got of TO slow start In
the final, however, ana finished soc
ord To II i Demon. OF Amherst. The
former record was - -. made by
B!nncy ~ New Haven, March II.
The summaries:
so yardS-Won BY II. r. Demon
amherst: second, l.. Kinney. Jr.. Yale;
Time: q -, seconds
100 yards-Won hv L. r. Thurston.
Inic: second w !. Icllimc. Yale;
third. w Emory. Naval academy
Time: 81 80 seconds
s22o yards-Won by 7. Glcbcl Rut-
gers; second G. u. Pratt, Yale: third.
II. r. Marshall Yale Time: 2:o7 / s
cDive--Won by !. X Pollard. Yale.
IDS points: second. VI. +. Armstrong.
PENNSYLVANIA. 1881 points: third. l..
Balhach. Columbia, 1Ol2 points
-PlunEe-Won by II II Meaghcr.
Yale. - feet; second. w Mahar. Col
ninhla. "a feet 6 inches: third, -. j.
Wood. Yale, - feet . inches
Freshman relay, 200 vards-Won
by Pennsylvia tMcdholdt. Loeb. Hoist
and Gcnthncr); second. Brown: third
Princeton. Time: 1:i23-I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
PROMISING CANDIDATES
FOR NORTH CAROLINA NINE
Coach Bill Fetzer Has Not Decided His Line Up for
Opening Game, March %, With New
York University

fielder two years age. has been tried
at short as we'll as behind the bat
Indications are now that the Tar
heels in their first game will have
Shirley or Spruili on first. Mclean
on second. Mcdonald on short. and
Fred Morris or Lowe on third.
IN" uutiicld depends some WI hat on
the makeup Of the inti"ld. Sweet =
man, a veteran from last year. prob
ably Will he in left held. Ii Lowe
and shirley are not used in the in
field. they viii almost surely be used
icrS. Captain Lefty Wilson, who
~ expected 10 do Il lot OF the pitch
ing iS also a hard hitter and cap
Ibl" urll"r and may he used in the
field. Tcnn"y. @: the football, squad
smith. Swjnll and liavcnncr. from the
freshman squad. and Carroll are all
possibilities
rhe pitching staff. which Will carry
thu burden. Will probably include,
Captain Wilson. l.lcwclyn. BrySon and
Rose man The first two pitched last
year Erysou was the nai.stay OF
the crack freshman team. but Rose
man Is the lind of the year. Several
years ago he played at Catawba Col
lcsc. Last year at tn. university he
did not go out At al. Fetzcr saw
linn throwing on the campus one day
duc"d him to come out. lie has shown
up well thus far. with world of
speed and strength. and looks promis-
ing.
Echind tho bat Morris. captain of
the freshmen last year. has first call,
and will most likely start the first
game. Niece and Dorset have been
t,.. .,lS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispa,ch !

CiiAPEL HILL. y. e., March 10
w I'm only Il few days left before the
University of North Carolina opens
,nc baseball season against New York
University NJ Chapel hin. March 30
Coach iii! FctZcr still has scvcra,
positions on his team undecided The
number OF iirst-clasS inncld candi-
dates has been his biggest problem
mus far and has caused a constant
shifting OF his inner line OF defense
IN tie effort to get the best comb:na-
t!on.
fctzcr has on his squad four first
naScmrn OF college calibcr Lowe the
I""tbai! captain. who played first Ia =,
year and led the team In batting:
natural ball player and a hard hit :
l.r. Douglas. Nhu played nr:, at
TRINITY three years ago, and Struill,
FIRST base on tn" 1917 freshman.
Practice games OF the past wo"i;
indicate that the race has narrowed
TO shirley and SiT'uiil. Lowe is a
versatile player and can he used TO
good advantage elsewhere in the in
hrid or in the outer gardens. Both
shirley and Spruili are natural hit
tcis and capable ncld"rS. and Fctzrr
has been using both on the frs, har
though he also has tried Shirley in
center field
Mclean. regular second base las,
year. leads in the race for the key
stone sack. and Mcdonald. the re-
nihrkable young athlete who has al
ready made two varsity teams this
year. looks like the best shortstop on
the squad y, third. Fred Morris. Of
laet years freshmen. and Lowe have
been used. Lowe has been iii for
the past few days and Morris has
had first call. Robbins. a varsity in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
PREP SCHOOL NINE READY
TO INACCURATE SEASON
fi>hhurnc Military Academy Already
Has started Work. and Out
look l. Bright.
Especial to The Times pispat,h.I


WAYNESBoRO, VA. March 10.
baseball practic" at Fishburnr Mill
tarN School has been under way for
about two weeks. under thu Surar-
VISION Of toachoS Smith and Hone
and the prospects ar. excellent for
"A winning team
-Four letter men returned this year.
ANDERSON. nieldcr and captain
l.indbrrG. pitcher: O'Kccfc. Bass ana
Morris. outiieldcrs. There are s;,Iso n
squad. Among these ara smith. Who
is showing up we'll at first base:
London. in'iclder: Robinson and Wig
GINS; omtheldrrs There is also a
the most promising arN Rogers. Ma :
lone" Harris. cole and Tsirr. infiridcrs.
Jacobs and Luke. catchcrs: o'FarrnlI
and Branch, pitchers.
with the good weather COW rrc-
vailnr. the team should nn /, ~
ccllcnt shape for the opening ra:n,
here with MI. 81. Joseph laxt THURS
The following schedule OF game.
has hcrn announced ny the manaGcr.
=. L. Woods. Of charlottesville:
;, March 2i-Mt. 81. Joseph. a.
March 2?--central High School. OF
Washington. at Wayncsboro
April miller school. al Wavncs-
boro.
April G-univcrsity Of Virginia
freshmen. at WayncSboro.
April a-Grcenhricr PRESBYTERIAN
School. AT Lewishurg
April li-Millcr school, n Miller
School.
APRIL l5-woodberry Forest. at
Orange.
April lC-Washinrton ana Lee
freshmen, At Wayncsboro
April lS-tnivcrsity OF Virginia
freshmen. AT charlottesville.
April 2l- Episcopal High school at
Alexandria,
April 22-Mt. St. Joseph, at BATH
more
April Massanu,ten Academy. tat
Waynesboro.
April 3o-Carolina Military and
Naval Academy. at Way-.sboro
May g-Enivcrsity OF North Caro-
lima freshmen. NJ Wayncsboro.
May 3-Aurusta Military Academy.
at Fort Defiance.
May 6-St@rnton Mi.Ir- Academy.
at Staunton.
May augusta Military Academy.
May l3-Staunton Military Acad.
envy, AT WayncSbOro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
Ask; Tint Americans
Enter Bib Events
tBy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK, :larch l9.-Chick
Evans. Francis Ouimct and Robert
y. Gardner. still are possibilities
for the American team which will
invade Britain this summer in
quest of the British amateur goIt
title.
This announcement was made to-
day by ". 6. FowncS. .Ir. team
captain. who has been assigned the
task OF making up the American
team.
Evans IA" declined TO become u
,ncm5cr IF the team. because If
Ill health: Ouimct pleaded his bus
mess duties wcr" too craCtinE. and
Gardner had announced he would
not make the trip under any car
cumStanCcS. l'owncs stated. how
ever. that he was in a fair.wlv IF
inducing al three To change their
minds.
Robert y. jones. the young At
ianta star. already has dc.iu ,riy
announced his Intention OF AC-
comran%inG the Invaders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
BREAK ONE RECORD
DURING T|TULAR EVENTS
l. 81. I. Games Featured 10y WorI.
ol IL. T.. Rc"c" ia One.

NEW YORK. MAJ. i9.-Onc new
championship record was made during
'hr National y. \. l.. tvaciy and field
meet here tonight wh"n Richard +.
hemer. unattached, OF this city. won
'he one-mile walk in the excellent
YIN" OF minutes and - seconds. lie
hn'shcd just Il few inches ia front
ct }. q. Pcarman. New YORK. \. G..
VINO held the title and former roc
"rd OF G:3a 10. Rcmtr'S tim" was
Just one second behind IN" Amcri-
In rrc"ru. held by Gcurg" II. Gould
- The point trophy was won by the
~ y. {. rep rscntativoS.
summaries
one thoukind-yard rtn-Won hv
sidney Leslie. ,;uaramty Cluh, New
York: tine. .:i5 2-5.
lNty,Aard dash Uiual hcaD-Won
ny +. Ward Conway. Moruinryidc \.
standing broad jump-Won 10y VIII
nam Irving Reed. Brown University.
10 feet. 81 inches
SIN hundred-yard run-Won by +.
IL. MurrcE, princeton. time. l.l5 81.
hitting siNtccn-pound shot-Wnn
ny u. j. Mcdonald. New York y. e.:
10 feet . 81 inches.
ro hhW"-mil@ Won by Max
time. ":i5 Is
seventy yard high hurdles tnnal
neat 9eap,.Won by Harold lsar"n. Penn
one mile walk-Won by Richard
T.. Rencr. American Walkers AS
ISOLATION. New York City: time G:2a
New championship. record ola record
6:39 "a seconds. held hy Ioserh H.
Iearman. New York y. g.. l"2O.
Running high jump-Won 10y Rich
ara w. landon. Yale. with i feet
inch.
Medley relay q rs miles: 40
yards; go yards: $50 yards. and
milcp-Won by Columbia University
". ~ Eurt. Victor I;racb. r.. i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

~ y Americans. .............5 IL /
Brooklyn Nationals ..........3 o
batteries: Harper, Ferguson ana
SchanH, HOFFMAN; AIamuuX, Milius
ana Miller, Kruger.
AT Tampa, Fla
Score: II ~ l..
Philadelphia Nationals. & a
N'shnSton Americans. II .
batteries: Wlncrt. Belts and With
row. Peters: Courtney. Mogridgc.
Zachary and Charity. Picinich.
~ Oklahoma City. Okla
Oklahoma civ tWest. I'd
Minneapolis cam. ASSN 10 II )
Batteries: Stoncr Mitchell nuJ
PARKER; Long. Lowdcrmilk. Yinklinr
Cuilop ana .>hcstak.
~ Wnxnhnchic. Texas
Chicago Am. t2nd tcnm % - =.
y. }. Nationals end team. ~ 4
Batteries: King and Yaryan; Per
rift and iicnlinc
College baseball.
~ kn"Nvilic. T"nm-
University OF Cincinnati.
University OF Tennessee ... 1;
At Columbus. Ga
Toronto Intcrna,lonals 10 10 o
I. y Infantry school ... .
batteries: Fortune. Thompson ana
w oodSat" ANA D.vinc Saubcrr.
i'"Fis. Nhitmire and Jones. cobb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
ILLINOIS MEN WIN
CONFERENCE AFFAIR
Repeat Feat OF Year Ago and Cap
= turc Indoor Championships,
With - Points.
IBy Associated Prose
AGO II ,l, -.

'ts'N liSS associated Press
- CHICAGO. ILL. March Athletes
wearing the co.orS OF the University
OF Illinois repeated their triumphs
OF year ago IN winning the Nest
ern conference indoor track and field
championships at Northwestern Uni
'versity tonight by pilinE up a total
of 40 points. Michigan was second
with % IL points. and Wisconsin,
third, with -.
The summaries:
Running high jumr-won by Al
bcrts, Illinois. { feet lis inches. New
conference record.
Two-milc run Won by Wharton
Illinois: time, 9:46 3-j.
Pole vault Wilder and Mcrrick of
Wisconsin. tied for first and second
height. - feet.
SsO-yard run Won by Yates 1li-
nois. time. l.53i-5
.Onc-milc run.-Won by Swci;zcr.
Minnesota; time. i:al %.
it0-yard dash.-Won by Butter. OF
AHchig2n. time. - 49,
Tifiy-yard dash Won IVY Simmons.
AuchiCan: time. : 3-i seconds.
SiNty-ya-d hurdles Won by Knoll
lin, Wisconsin; time. 3-5 seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
Gardner Takes Golf Ti,lc.

BII.oNI, MISS. March IA u.
Gardner. representing the Olympia
Fields in Chicago. Of which he is
the president. won the mississippi
Coast golf championship tournament
played over the lS-holc court of tn.
Biloxi Golf club Thursday. Friday
anu saturday. by defeating G. T.
Jerks. Pittsburgh. today in the final
play OF the series. j.. o. Drmmill
Winnipeg. Canada, defeated Edward
Brady. Biloxi. for which he was
awarded the Brady cup T.. j. XII
born. Chicago. defeated j. l.. Sturtc-
want, Wausau. Wis, receiving the
Hotel Riviera cup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
Exhibition Games

AT beaumont. Texas
Score: H. 1, T.,
Boston Iio.,,,,,,; Nationals % IL :
send and O'Ncil. Gibson; Scott. IIymnI
and Kelly.
a. Mobile. Ala
Louisville cam. ASSN T. =,
Mobile tSou. ASSN i /
batteries: Wright, Koob and I:s
fonds. smith.
!, Wichita Falls. Texas
Kansas city cam. Assn = ! IL = T.; q
Wichita Fails oTcxns LJ...3
batteries: Reynolds. Hines, Gross
Campbell. Songer and ostctreIi:
Ruth parro"sh and Kitchens.
~ For, Worth. Texas
Cincinnati Nationals .......7 . !
c" n;,.e Americans ........a 6 o
graves W!mgo; Davenport, McW.cnv.
Fcnner and Schalk. LEGS
a. A.oI Hot Springs. Ark
Boston A,ncricans. MINIMIZE II !
Batteries: Eherhard carlson and
Lee: M.tzkc. Talcott, Karr. Thor.
mahlen and Rucl.
Al Shreveport. La
score: r. II. f.
Shreveport tTcNas ID 4 !
y. Y. fanks (2nd team S : n
Batteries: Bird, Croker and Wal
lace: Leopard. Ledbcttcr and Ganc,
Dcvormcr.
AZ New Orleans, La
'e Score: n u :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
WALSH CAPTURES TITLE
Wins I'"nI Championship From John
u. Foster In Match Played in
Fulton,

John Cub Walsh today is tho
champion pool player OF Fulton. lie
won this right yesterday afternoon
by taking "A hundred point match
from John J.. Foster by the score OF
100 To 20. The men are the two lead
ing players Of Fulton and the match
has been under consideration for IN.
last several weeks.
roster and Walsh have been de-
cIarcd to he the best cue artists of
IN" sect ion with Foster holding a
slight advantage. Foster has asked
Tor another chance at the title and
the second match will be played in a
fCw DAYS " "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
SPORTS
OPORlS ILLINOIS ATHLETES CONFERENCE TRACK NEET Ct

iIied at the meeting "Wednesday night.
me commercial 1.cagu" already has
pcch formed, and no teams will be
"D!e To secure franchises in this or
EahlIation. The sunday School
League also has been completed, but
the commission intends to secure
capable men to have charge OF other
organizations. and IL is thought that
"t icitSt two or three more leagues
VIII be formed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

Rev. NJ. =. Colonna. II. D.. presiding
elder of the Richmond district. viii
preach in the Laurel street Meth
The pastor VIII preach az the morn
ing service. At this time eighteen
certificates will be awarded to those
who earned them in the Richmond
standard Training School. which re-
Gently closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
AMATEURS TO HOLD
BIC MEETING
Important Session to Take Place
Wednesday NigiIt-I''rauchiscs
Must he AppIicd For Thrn.

Richmond amateurs have been
asked TO gather IN the store Of IIar-
lis. Fiippcn next "Wednesday night in
order that plans may ~ made for
the Playing of games in this city
this summer The local teams arc
expected TO he organized and placed
into leagues a: this meeting. and /,
VIII be one Of the most important
to be held this yer. Already there
are Approximately sixteen teams or
eanizcd. or in the progress OF or
ganization. and at least four leagues
are expected to play under the ANA
tour Baseball Commission OF Rich
Linond this year.
Applicnt ions for frn ,cb teou ,,,,,.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
"Y" GIRLS TAKE CONTEST
Defeat Federal Reserve In pnslSr tbali,
81 80 II. After Ilrr,l-fouGht
Hattie.

The basketball team OF the y. w. c.
y. closed its season yesterday after
noon by Waning victory over the
Federal Reserve team. The score
WAS 81 TO II m favor of the "Y'' out =
TT, has the contest proved to he one
of the hardest fought OF the year 1t
WAS the final game of the season for
both teams and the records of both
are good.
Miss Foency. one of :hc guards
for the Federal team, played the best
game OF any player on the floor. She
was in the thick of the contest until
hurt. and when she left II was ncccs-
Sary for the entire lineup OF the Fed :
CrIl team to he changed.
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