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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
SPIDERS TO PLAY JACKETS
University Of Rirhmond CaErra Meet
Randolph Macon Tonight
In Ashland.

Tonight in Ashland the University
OF Richmond and the Rando!ph- Ma
cen yellow Jackets viii continue
their contest for supremacy in ath-
lrtiCS when basketball! teams repre-
sentins the institutions will meet
Each of the colleges are rivals In all
branches of sport. ana the rivalry il
Just as keen In basketball as il is
IN other lines. Randolph Macon has
Won the championship OF the East
crn Virginia intercollegiate Athletic
Association for the last two years
and IL confident OF defeating Rich
monl tonight.
The local university withdrew from
the organization last FAIL and, while
the game tonight Will have no bear
ing on the title Of the organization,
IL IL attracting u great deal Ct in
tercst. Under the leadership of Coach
Frank Dobson and Captain Motley.
the Spiders have improved immensely
in their last few games. and are con
hdent OF winning tonights contest.
Coach Dobson viii! take the follow
ing players on the trip: Fray, Mott.
ley. Rc,he!, Allen. Sncad. Tcwill and
Iicgler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
HAVANA ENTRIES

First rncc--thrcc furlonEs; twG-y"ar- Odds:
purse. t70D--IIycrcs. I05: Bitter Riting. i2.:
Orris. 10; Dead Indian. 10: Whispering.
10; MarEarc; Nash. Ito: Noontim". ia.
Second racc-nvc and one half furIonIs.
t7oo-'Juani,a III. MARTY Lou. .CG; 'Sa!n
loi; White Crown. los; Ncpc. los; Pokcy
H.. III; Gaiopin. H.; Presumption. ll2;
-Thornbloom, ia
Claiming: purse, s1lo-'Kentincre, IS: Peggy
iaithl4ig .-Gal., esd. sEifouul. cmfwyp m
Rivcs. ioi: Vera 'rwyford. lo!: Felix NJ.
lo3: Automatic Rcd. lo.; Perhaps, ly':
George G.. Jr.. no.
Fourth race-six iurlongs; three-ycar-
olds: ella inning; purse. sioo-'.Iui"anne. So:
'Moilncro. i0i Tosca. lo5; Sleepy Dear.
lrJ: Rmvanra. loa: Noorin. 10
Fifth racc-ivc and ONE half furlongs;
nryrar-olds and up: claiming: purse.
SO0-'chimcra. 100: Ina Wond. 49,: 'Stcp-
son. 1872 'ScarI.ia H.. lGi. 'Avion i6i:
Hack Prince. il6: Ficklc Fancy. 10: Undo
IL.
Sixth racs---onc mile and Gny yards:
four -year-nldS and up: claiming: purse.
tito-'l.hdy Hester. leo: Carriage. loi;
orderly. l0i; Miss Sweep IHi: pinntarete
10Y: Wh.ppoorwi!l. lc7: Night Wind. 10
seventh race-m!le and one eighth; four
year o!ds and up: claiming: purse. $500
'Ao:c. 100: 'Fircworth. 1913: 'Nnpthalius
les: American Soldier. ij6; Biil Hurley.
lioi Pierre Ecu. lI3.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather
clear; track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
CHAMPION RACE HORSE
APPEARS FOR LAST TIME
Man % War Gallops Before Adj
miring Thousands at ken
lucky Race Track.
Lny NssocLateA rress. l

-. LEN tNGTON. KY, Jan. 2S.-Man ~
Var A,ner!cn'S champion race horse.
;inaie MS INA! appearance at tina
hthtuckE Association track this ar
.Sfn0on before crowd that nearly
nlicd the big grand stand. ana a.
times overlooked into tho indcld.
responding to the cheers OF ;ba
crowd. clyde Gordon. who has eyer.
ciScd the premier race horse In all
ms morning workouts. allowed rho
chestnut son OF Fair Play Mahubas
Of the stretch past tho grand stnaL
ana Kentucky admirers OF the biz
thoroughbred were given their frst
ana last chance 10 see him in action.
samuel u Riddle. his owner. then
people Of Kentucky for their rcccp-
non OF tho thoroughbred and his
cWnor ana tho celebration Vas over
Man o. War vas taken late this
afternoon 10 Hinata Farm. near here,
where he VIII make his future home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29

AMERICAN TENNIS STARS
ENTER EUROPEAN EVENTS
William ridden and Mrs. MoiIn MnI-
Tor! Ia Compete i'm France and
England,
IN AssOcintcl Nrcss. /

=.
NEW YORK. Jam William t.
Tiiden. worlds tennis champion. ana
Mrs. Molla Bjurstcdi Mallory. United
states women's title holder. will com
pete in France and England this
year. i, was announced tonight by
Julian Myrick. president Of the United
states Lawn Tennis Association.
Previous 10 defending his worlds
title AT Wimbledon. England, Tnaen
VIII compete in the French national
mni"nsh!p in the early summer.
while Mrs Mallory viii compete in
the womcn's singles.
The entry of Mrs. Mallory in the
French championships may bring
about the much awaited singles duel.
with Miss suzanne Lcnglen. who won
The womcn's international title at
Wimblcdon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
LEWIS DEADLOCK AGAIN
MEETS WITH OPPOSITION
Wealthy Chicago Woman In Ear II,
from bcncht T"urnamcn
All Matches Viii BE on Level.
iEy United HowyI

CHICAGO. Jan. EST Ia ty,r,rc
i.rl Lewis. champion hcnvy.wcinh.
WEEirG,s,tler. arrears At Mrs Marshnii
ut crirrlod aud destitute ch,l,Iror 3D.,
can't use the h"adlocl -
night. "
RMS spirit"l young woman is man
minE a wrestling show at the coll coli
scum which she hopes. will rut Nis.
Anna N"rEau's boxing show =; NnIj
son square Garden In NV York -,
the shadc. She would like TO mn a.,
y =, ,Shanip'onship hoNius SHOW. but the
Illinois laws prevent il. SO she IL 1o
.nE the next best thing n wrcstlinr
show with all tn. chpmriops .hn ct ;,
corral on the same bill.
ANOTHER thing This is going To BIO
one wrestling cNhibition that is 10
,i 10 be on the SQUARE No cham.
prom is E"in& 10 stall through an
hour or tw" OF gentle exercise To-
C"i'rct big purse it she knows
about IT,
"Anything I put my name on is go
inE 10 ne 100 per cent ON the square"
she said. -
The Lewis hcadlock Was explained
to Mrs. Field.
- can't say approve OF that" she
SAID. sport should lee sport ana alI
anov" hoard. or cours" don't know
going to know. When our MANS nv" "m.
IN FUN swing I VIII know nll abou.
the matches and who is TO appear for
US '''
Mrs. Field is enthusiastic about
h"NinS and all athletic snort. we
can"
she takes great interest in the box
me exhibitions pat on IL, the boy
Wciiarc clubs ana when her young
husband. whose fortune is cStimatcSI
ut 100000, GOO. takes a nteht off 10
referee these bouts between the hoys
she liz at the ringy!dr. surrounded by
n gang of boys. all cheering for the
battling youngsters.
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VIRGINIA TECH FIVE TAKES.
CONTEST FROM VI. & l..
Blncksburg Quint Victorious, 20 To
y, Despite Generals Excel
lent Floor Work.
GEORGE PARRISH Is STAR
V. T.. |. Center Uses Height 10 Ad-
vantage and Gives Wonderful
ENhibitiOn-Ioscrs Unable Ia
Locate Baskets.


ROANOKE. VA. Jan. 2s.--inaDill,y
l" cage baskets at opportunc mo-
mcnts caused IN" Washington ana
Les basketball auint to lose in a
game hero tonight wi,h Virginia
f"iyiechulc Institute. The Anal score
WAS - 10 .
!r pasS WORT ana Goor play. tho
,'cnSt1.S were FAR SdpprIo. TO Ten.
hdf when the bhil was advanced to
wlinin reasonable throwing distance
"i The basket II Was almost invari-
ably missed
E.g Gcorp" Parrish WAS easily tho
-thr pt the contest. ltis ho!rNt MAJ
iug him abla ia play over the heads
ID feature as ne Gagged n.nr out OF
twelve attempts. walker also stared
for Tech
Mcdonald. center for tho Generals.
was their outstanding star, while the
guarding o.! stevens WAS also "a tct,-
tune %: The game. TIC lineup
", & J..
Rhodes ....iisht forward. Thomas
walker go. .l.tt forward. harris
Parrish ....... center ..-. Mcdonald
GtOckca fright Su:,rG .... stevens
Holmes ......Ioft guard. ... hbrogfst
Summary. SuUsittnt!oHs-Wg Wren tor
walker carroll for iiolinc5. N!un!eh
for Harris stuart Cor Minn!ch. f.cid
3. Mcdonald =. steven. J. Ahrogast !.
Goals from fouls rart!sh >. stuart
Referee OntcraIngor tLynchbnrE
Athi"ti C!uhJ. Umpire -Gannaway
tuuv"fsIty %. virginia.. Tunc o;
ualsts---n minutes.
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

i irIS' ros 'q ,Ss iSaaen
10 !" !. won: Repent. lao ,McnaI,n".,pP =
;wrishD' & 10 'g o. second Damoris, los
TIM i ;i7 10. i.ompdt. T FIR ihi Ga;
dan im'' , WsHe MfcisPt9;S, rla;e n!amon.
".sicrinan. nrItlsh isie also Ian f'""'e'
HiG d , "nG nn sN flfioHfs f.ie; PeFtias
g (; ;;$$eoTd: @idisS, 'iio$ s,r'l!s Il /? il i
rcwauEcc. Am.cEassin, C.irct,intc - 80.
con, iiurEoync. 90 ID
yc, phith g claiming; $1,000: ,hrce.
ionss.-A ppiclacIi. 10. tMoonSyI, :: 10 ,ut
l" . to j. Won. Me.iora. i0i' (iaryisi,
r,,,ns-ioS iou,oT. Green Grass. T ta,TIt;
Fourth ra-r-Bel;non, handic.r; ,;.;oe.
innISe. ye!.r-"lds: one inil"--Fanioche. iii
,,"m io' 1sinIseh}: 10 2: to :. out out.
rwo Fair. Gil, Frins" also ram 'n''H 1859 20
tHih ,raCr--cinimins, $1,000: four ycar
Ply! , mad W. one mile and ii sixt.cii;I-
Won: liaar, 'oS ,connolly) - To- t. 10
l., even, second; Bomhast. 100 tMooneyC
Is 10 Frtt'fie intSo i;rd 'ni'a NTH rtRms W..
capital Ci;y. p"ckm-'c. Justice G0Grol.
Odds ana ny. mile ana an eigii,hmrli:s II:
IGGG"F;%;:SS,; - q !. to j. ? to j, second
third: Timc-i:S 5 As. Counter E,iancS
Mandar!ns Coat. David Craig. Spectncmi,r
Seventh racc-caimns $1,000: th-c.
year olas and M: mile and a sixteenth
.. won; Capt. BURNS. li0 CMcCoyj. S to j.
10 10. 20 3. second: Walter Turnhow
N fin .G"fn ;l sre to e 8: 6lrA
fsH, NinGHns IL. Lottery also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
RICHMOND BLUES TO HOLD
An INTEAC0MPANY MEET
Soldiers Will Compete for Silver
Trophy in Indoor Games
Next Month.

Staging OF al !ntcrJompany track
meet by the Richmond Blues Bar
talon was contained "a announce
m,nt last night from those connect
81 with the ORGANIZATION. Tho event
"i!i take place .r tue BluCs Armpry
the second week !n Fsnrn"ry. me
exact date NOT having been decided.
in, company team EIrAertuE the
;Gcatcst uum JC. Of points wal re-
aciEc Il handsome silver trophy, wA!Gn
Nj! be comue,e" Tor "a % y"ir UNI!
ole coinPa!y wins 81 three times. Inc
trophy tnen Wal become inc property
%. that company.
Already nthtct,s of the four com
panics nave started tratn.n' under
John C:un.y, ccash Of tine battalion
track team ANA Il splrlt OF rivalry
ms been ahow!l by the ncinOcts OF
the battalion. Cruuly j. Well
hiown athltte and hrSt hrokc INTO
prominence while attending tho Uni
Negstty OF Virginia, where ne shat
tered tho WOrils record Tor The no
yard low hurdles. Under hiss icHd-r-
snip inc soldiers are cNpectcd :" turn
out track men capable OF hOldiaS their
Own with tn" best ia the city.
Tn. meet ucNt month vii! be the
hrst 10 DC HELD since the BluCs' BAT
world var. In former years the in
accompany affairs attracted CoiS!t
abb, attention in i;ichmond athletic
c!rc!eS, ana followers OF the soldiers
n'uncc'nent THAI tn" meets Will be
resumed.
Decision Of the Blyss To resume The
.ut,rcompNny affairs Is only "a par;
ranged 0y that organizations The
battalion aspects TO enter 4 baseball
team 10 compel" Tor tho city anna
tour ililc here this summer and also
s. cons ld"i!nE entering IA. propOSc,i
indoor NEE, to he held in the Howi,-
.crs' Armory March 10
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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
NINE TO MEET INDIANS
N"rthrrn Tenn WHi Play william and
Mary ut Williams
Euru.
30 Associated Press
u. ALsL.- ~ -

NEW ipltH. Jan. = New York
University 1871 baseball schedule.
ANNOUNCED today. includes tic FOL-
owing games,
MARCH -s2-Trinlty college. Dur
March University of North car
ol.uI. CHAPEL Hu.. = t.
March - Davidson college. David
College. az Raleigh
March % William and Mary col.
egg at " Johannesburg ia.
apri! % Lafayette q, Easron. ~.
Apf.i -:-Tr.nlty college or Norti,
Carolina, a. New york
II May - niyersity Of North Caro-
MhE = Penn state ~ Sew Yorf.
:. May EutScrs at New ErtnslyicI.
y j. '''' " 'S'
Nay 25-Lchish at South Hc;hle.
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R|CHN0ND ATHLETIC CLUB
DEFEATS QUANT|cO TEAM
Local Boys Capture Thrilling Has-
kctbnil Contest From Marines
by Score OF I2 tn 30.
PLAYING is SPECTACULAR
Wolgravc Features With Three
Beautiful Shots From Middle OF
floOr-Wharton Is Star OF Rich
n0nd Outfit.

Marines from tho training station
al Quan;ic" last night were unable
70 withstand tho attack of tho Rich
mond Athletic Club Basketball team
ana tn" service cagcrs dropped -
game 20 the Richmond outfit in tho
Hiras' hr'Eory by the score OF ~ to
~ In" contest proved To be ono OF
The most exciting played here in nauy
dag. ana r'vali"d in cxcItcmcn, tho
game played by Tho University OF
Richmond team against Zion College
Thursday night
For both halves or the contest the
Guin,s bHttlcd evenly and there was
Ht'ie 10 choose between them. Each
aggregation displayed excellent
shooting. passing and close guarding.
and whcn tho nrst halr ended tho
Richmond team was holding the
larry" end of Is to i score The
INITIAL hal! kept the spectators on
"hu men tn" other took the lead.
When tho second half began tn"
Marine" were determined 10 over
come tn" two-poiut advantage and
IouEht merely 30 gain :: victory.
W"!Eravc ana l.avonis played Inc
i.Ai'nI role In this half FOR tho visit
!hs team. "aci! cNlivcE!ng the con
'rs, WIN spectacular shooting \
i"4ly hy tn" scrI.c. team IN tho laY,
i"w minutes threatened 10 cut down
outfit
IMiH+ wharton. former viyglnln
'"iyi.chnic and John Marshall High
.eh"pi attr. was largely Responsible
Ion 20" victory az iuc local team. lie
Gagged seem gonls from court ana
" @" "idot his t"a;n in dcteustv. play.
!uG a. we'll billy" GOoch. Efcbiuord
@n.Ii' gay" AN excellent exhibition
~ Moor work.
Three StD's from the insddic az tho
moor ~ l.avonis. the Marines ,.it
guard, niSO stood uu, uroinIu.u;iy
curing ~" course Of the game az ala
mo i,aSHing and team work II Inc
tuaut!cs nvc
Marines. 80. Richmond \. C. A.
Marines Position DirL,r,,n
W 'lIrhr c. .lrti forward ,iou,h
lu..tas right forward Brown
T. Vie ........ center Wh .rtun
!.aEon.a.... Len guard .Euwlinxs
Sn,t ''i.-..., ,T!Eh' guard 90. Hargr0y.
summary. SuustitutlOns- Hamilton
i"- smith. f"torr for Brown Goa
IRON '"id -'icuch. (: Brown. I. WAR
ton. a. RI" ..nSs =: liursruvc Wol.
Er"EE, .. Mullins. ! kyle. 3 Lavoa!s.
= Hn'' ~. Goals from foui--Gooch
: our OF ;. BROWN. Z out Of 10. Nvhar.
ton. GU, OF i I.uvouis gu, OF
. Ecf"rtc. Graham. Time 90 min
G'eF: hero played Blues Ar.nury
%. -. sutton. scorer
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BLACKSTONE FIVE DEFEATS
PORTSMOUTH HIGH, q TO 10
Lame MAS Exceedingly i'nst md
---- Pierced. trutrstrI From start
~ Finish.

rs? 1 IA, I,lc TN pisi."iS".i
'.riti i'Cr'Sm0u' ii.gh ScnOD! htT"
'oNiru' ,u basketball b. ia. score ~
r To ~ The game WHs exceeding y
:.st AVA N.ruoiy contested throuI h =
,Duc points difference In iac score
t-any ZINE iurtnr M, gamG
Tho 'rr" at N" "nh az III" nEst
IaIt was 20 10 IN favor "t tho 10
rris, ~ the beginning OF the second
iuit tnr yl.ltors came back wlth a
rush, and ]. 'ccwtl rs i. they w"uid
make H"way Of tho contest bus
Tao Locals coon round their hcaIiugs,
itaL w4,h tur score - 10 &c against
igru.. Parker pa, his team Ia tn" lead
h. beautiful t,it goals, followed by
one tfun ;Gc inu! AN"
= 't!usc.. following tR!s Harris, pni
IN" i .in. On ice Win sensational
fiIci HuI ihc whistle tugu enough
".9uEL inc game 20 q clpht
bpih t,hrlS gave a CLASSY exhibition
,oi ih' popular winter sport ana =
'larr" an' cnir'.iasiir gallery was
Kept constantly on IT, rect ~ the
Clcvc- work OF both ggints To nImc
'Hc stars iOr E.auk-tonv would %
.tu name tho ,It.yc team Although
PARKER lea ln ihr scoring, Salmon
and alrNri, Dui up Al alright game
at lur gunrGs.
inc vis3u;- uncovered q u!ce pass
.uE game and wcga very fast. with
Moore ana Ntnc te"dluG tho attack.
TIE victory "ns dpuh.y satisfactory
10: tho lusa.s. Hg X wiped the STING
.os the John MARSHAL. defeat, since
I,oriem au;A won from ,"pn In liCh-
moud last nigN;
~ ii .. .Yuuary game tho hcad-
an! Itcs,rTgt defeated the local ni!i
,,tary rOIni.any hy ihc s-urc OF to ).
Blackstone Portsmouth.
't'an adv ...r!Ght forward. Moore
'i'5rs;-- !"f, forward ...l[in ing
liNIr4SE. - .... center .......... owens
.INITu"t; ...r.Eht guard Richards
s-.!uGun.. .ivIt guard ..... COueIUs
summary: Field goals Caitaiy, >.
Parker. 4. Iiarriss. .: salmon. .
Moorc :: King, i: cousins Foul
goaIs-Moorc. out OF : Parker. !
out az :. Time II halves. - minutes.
LntAr.-.- E.ALl-n. ~ q
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RICHMOND 7. w. C. A. TO SEND
SEXTETTE TO LYNCHBURG
elimination Series Already in Prom
al Local .,mnn>iuni-Ar-
rang" Excellent i'ruurnm

4nr r!riS' team AZ the Y. ~. 9. :
Nlat WINS tho greatest number OF
shihs% IN. week VIII play the Lynch
urday. February - al y NJ
IN" girls ar" making ovcrv crro-,
20 van each game" icports are tnat
~ nl"si"nts arc showing interest
IN IN" games, and all arc anxious to
Snow which Viii be- the ~ varsity
The other important events of In.
week are AZ follows
Monday. January i.-Baskctball.
mt y. NJ -
Wednesday, February 2.-Aanua!
a.mgnstraiion. physical education de-
Thursday. February 3.-RasketbalI.
nond department. Federal. Us. rlan-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
FEDERAL RESERVE TEAM
CAPTURES TE:NP|N MATCH
Springs Surprise on Merchants
Outfit at Mount Vernon Alleys.
Rice Leads Contestants.

night on tho Mount Vernon Alleys.
the Federal Reserve boys certainly
upset the dope by taking all three
games from IN" Merchants National.
ihc Merchants We're favored as the
bin" r!hhon' team before the con-
test started. but the Federal boys
went through with dying colors for
the FIRST game. Tho second and third
wcr" clos" and spirited. However.
Merchants wcr" short several Of their
regular mon.
O. u. Rice. for the Federal Reserve.
proved 10 b. the star OF III" evening.
putting up .t1 as high Individual and
amassin. total of 5Si Carroll. Of
tHc Same team. was second choice
There is great Interest being shown
III THIS League. and Il great improve
n@nt - being displayed each week
Scores.
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AMATEURS CLOSE BOOKS
Local Commission Finishes HusincSs
az ioeo .S.n-tHrry other
Matters Over 10 Next yIrctiui.

Closing OF the books for the 1920
season was the principal business
disposed OF last night at the annual
meeting OF the Amateur baseball
Commission OF Richmond. The con
ference was Held in Murphys Hotel
and II was decided that formation OF
leagues. awarding of franchises and
other matters affecting the Gandiot
game in Richmond would he taken
care of At another meeting. 10 be
called on q later date
Robert sutton. secretary Of the or
EaniZation. rendered his resignation
The commission accepted il. and will
name his successor At the next meet
iu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
ARRANGE BILLIARD MATCH
GinnnotiI ana Chiidrcs. VIII Meet mr.
~. Elmo NcNt Monday Might.
Are old NiyaIs

y pocket billiard game Is to he
played Monday night ut st. Elmo Pool
parlvr, at $500 o'clock. TO settle the
championships or tho I;ns, End. Thc
contestants are TO hc two old rivals
Shann"tti and William tniiD Chill
dress, the latter having once held the
champions hin Of the city. while Clan
notti stll boasts of being the CHAM
nion Of Pleasant Valley
rs These arc old rivals the game
Will no douh; lie bitterly FOUGHT from
start To finish. aud should prove TO
be one OF the most thrilling ana cN-
citing games held here in u long
while.
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CHURCH HILL ENTERS RUN
-Four East End Athletes To Compctc
i"r Evening Dispatch Trophy
and Mcduts.

church H!ll Athletic Club vii! en-
,er me mc'iii!cd marathon run TO be
ncid IN me country surrounding the
country club Of Virginia February
20. ~. Holman. Charlie Taylor. Ray
Patterson and Mills are the men Sc
i"ctcd by Archie Evans, manager OF
the organization, 10 wear III. coIors
OF the East End club. These men al
read have started training for the
event and are expected 10 be- in first
ClaSS shape.
i:as. End runners captured the
team trophy In the first modified
marhthon held here in 1913. and those
FAMILIAR with IN" athletic ability of
me quartet ar" predicting they Will
make an excellent showing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29

The N"lhc Bros. took the first two
games from the jewelers. by narrow
marE IN their regular scheduled
match
The jewelers. camc within few
Pins or the alley record In their last
zane, securing the splendid total or
Sp!liin& was the bright star of The
evening, getting 2Ga for high single
Eamc ana a total Of ca for the series.
For the losers there was little TO
ch"bS" from as they all rolled in
championSnlp style.
I-nl III MLn re tAn ScnrGs:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
TERMINAL TO TAKE TRIP
Hichm"nd Five Plays Park View tth
lctic Association Team in
Portsmouth TuniSbt

The Tcrminnl Uuint VIII Journey to
Portsmouth today to do battle with
Park View Athletic Association team
Of that city The PARK View BOYS
defeated the rai!rOadcrs last week
and Terminal is going to bring bacI,
the bacon this time. so the players
say. This remains to he scrn \
large bunch Of rootcTs will accom-
pany the team on the trip.
Manager Wood has announced tina,
the following men will take the trip:
BELL Dcvinc. Jennings, Atkinson. j
Marin. King. T.. Marin, Mcfarland
Harris and Holladay
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FERRIS JAKE Is WINNER
OF NATIONAL FIELD TRIALS
Pointer Owned by {. a.. Griffith, OF
Yale, oklahoma, Given First
Places 10, Judges.

'II..N.N y ] I.N0- IIVNl T.N.'.. Jan. =.
Ferris JAKE. a pointer. owned By
g T.. Griia:h. Naic, OKLA, is til. win
nor OF thr national championship
urld trials. which closed here late
today, according TO az announcements
mca. tOu!sat b. tho judges.
rho new champion ior ly2l ran his
race on iioHdAy. ana his three hour
performance Was ~ brilliant one, cope
ciallY III thc last half. when he scored
up hOvy after heyy. The other four
't.ch dnES could not surpass Tin"
work ot Fcrri. Jake. and the judges
awarded him the title without Il See
cnd series,
The new champion IL Il young dog,
This being his hrsi important victory.
He was bought year ago by G.. T..
Grihith an oklahoma al! man. for
Sl.5Oo. and has been trained By Mack
pritchctt OF Calhoun, Ala.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
RICHMOND TERMINAL TEAM
DOWNS BLUES BATTALION

Richmond Terminal defeated Tn.
h'u"s battalion team In the ms,
gam" ny IN" score az 81 to 20 'rl,
gam" although interesting and fast
Ma married by the poor shooting OF
me icrW.nni team. Dip" n"yinc wa
lhI onlS rA!1r0hder who seemed 10 b."
Hhle 10 locate the basket with any
accuracy, although Hol!aday mad
som" d!i'lcu!t shots ARA missed some
easy ones.
Eoss aud smith were In the lime
lisAt for TIA" Blues. both making
dlAcnlt SHOTS. 80 single on" OF the
Blues could hc picked ~ tho team,
star. as u" whole team played lin"
The rnilroaders used all ten Of their
squad. sending i'm a whole new team
IN the '1st quarter OF the last ha!!
they holding the Blues scOrrlcss the
rest .; INC game
The Terminals, play parv!cw \. \.
IN portsmouth, tonight
The lineup:
Richmond Terminal Blue.
HvN ..... left forward go Smith
J. Marin fright forward. oSu!livan
Holiday ......c"nt.r ....... Ross
+, Marin left guard ~ Mckee
Jennings ...r.Sht guard $50. McRc,.
hlucs. 20 substltu,ions. II. Devinc
for j. Marin, King for Holiday. Al
,tinson for Holiday. Atkinson for
Bell. Harris for Jennings. McFar-
land for L. Marin. j. Marin for
field. Boil, 8: iIolladay. 4: IL Dcvine.
b; Smith. 4; Ross. .: Mckee. Goals
from foul. Holiday, out Of IS: Nc
k"-. out Of 9. Referee. ching"
Graham. Time o; halves. "a minutes
Where played. Blues .irmory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-29
LETTERS FOR RACKETERS
UniNcrsity Of Virginia TrnnIx Stars
VIII Receive "tNt" for Their
Efforts ON Court.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

ClIARLOTTESVlLLE. VA. Jan. %.
Letters for tennis will be awarded
this season ut the University of Viz
Hini", according TO decision by the
executive hoard OF the General Ath-
lc;ic Association. The insignia viii
be IA 'tNt"
Professor Ivcy r. Lewis will coach
the university tennis team. and II. IT.
Jarvis. OF Seattle, Wash. Will he the
captain. Several matches VIII no
scheduled with wcll-known colleges.