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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS

For general masonry work, concrete. rock
or bricklaying, plastering, call Fred Moore
Tel 3S72, or address 20S11 Fourth st. Hood
River, ore. i2Itf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24

Furs ofall descriptions cleaned and remod.
eled Skilled work guaranteed. 724 Oak ST.,
Phone 1874. ol3tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24
BnII Run Plea RecOgnized

Feed the birds.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24
FOR RENT

For ul-ruo furnished rooms. 5I4 state
S. Phone lsll. n4
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24

For Sale or Trade-70 acres ofgood land near
Appleton, Wash. Good 5-roOm house. cellar,
barn and garage, good wells 6 acres bearing
orchard; also loganberries; 5 acres in alfalfa,
70 acres slashed ana burned and logs taken off
of one-halt Place situated near school, store,
church and pOstotiice. Entire place fenced
with woven wire. d. w. Catterlin, Hood Riv-
er, ore, Rid. ]. d8
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24

For Sale-l7-nch dry pine wood, $3.50 per
cora. Il. l.. Noel Methodist Lane. n2l
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24

FsI Sale Everbearing raspberry plants
Fruit in abundance from June until frost
Phone 5639, II. Bresaw. d22
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24

For Sale-Two timber tracts, one of 800 acres
on lFIr road; other ofli acres on Neal creek
Both on county roads. viii sell former for
s2301 and the IA acres for $3.50. Phone Oaell T.,
o. II. Rhoades. nl7tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24

For Sale-Dry body l6-in. fir wood delivered,
We do haullng with our ton truck. Tel
i5l7. Saltzman Bros. jngtf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24

For Sale-Team of horses, weight 25OO lbs.
Cheap If taken at once. Phone Odell 6Xl, care
l.. j. Macklin. ds
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24

For Sale-By owner, IS l.lO acres, North half
OF lot 6, Section 6, "a miles out Of White sal
mon. Corner lot, overlooking new White
Salmon-snowden road High elevation, fine
apple land, first growth timber W. j. Hen
derson, go Rayensview Drive, Port lana, ore
gOn, n2i
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24

For Sale Electric light plant and fun line
of nursery stock. II. ). Galhgan tel. 1926. nlOtf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24

For Sale-Wood; An. oak. $500. l6-in. oak,
500. r. L. Noel Methodist Lane. MA
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-24

For Sale or Trade-70 acres OF good land near
Appleton, Wash. Good broom house, cellar,
barn and garage; two good wells. acres OF
bearing orchard and loganberrtes acres I'm
alfalfa, 20 acres slashed and burned and logs
taken of of one MALT Place situated near
school, church, store and post office Entire
place fenced with woven wire. ID. W. CATER
lin, Hood River, ore, K. d. /. ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
TECHAUTH0R|T|Es Think
WELL or RICHMOND BOY
Herbert Harrclson'S Work in BOX
Has Been Best Seen ut Blncits-
burg In Years.

i'PNN'''i " uc j DlSDItcn.l
BLACKSBuRG. VA. March al
Captain Bob" Harvey and his nock
OF young Gobblcrs will kick on the
baseball lid here tomorrow afternoon.
when Virginia Tech hooks up with
the Washington ana Lee Generals.
Tech has practically Il new OUTFIT
TINS season. AZ three pitchers land
TWO inhcldcrs are MI that are left
of Bcrnier's 1920 machine. Tho array
OF new talent Is very imposing. and
Coach Monk" Younger predicts a
mos, successful season.
The greatest find" of the year Is
Herbert Iiarrclson. formerly of John
Marshall High School. Richmond.
liarrelson is beyond doubt the
Greatest high school pitcher that has
been developed in the state in years.
and his work on the Gobblcr hrlnS
line will be watched with Keen in
tercst HARRISON had two o-hit
games TO his credit last season. We
has terrific speed. wonderful control
and n dazzling crosS-iirc.
Captain Harvey. Myrick. walker
and rutherford are the other .prom!-
nont Tech Fingers. rabbit Brooks.
seen in the keystone position, again
this season. IL Is reported that
Brooks will join the Cleveland
Americans after the close OF the coll
lege year. He Ia by far the best
seconds Stacker in the South Atlantic,
youngstcr for some time.
Beginning tomorrow. Tech VIII
have a straight run of games on the
home lot until April &c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
INQUIRIES NINE MEETS
SEMINARY TEAM TODAY

Tho baseball team Of McGuirc's
University School VIII play the frs;
game OF its scheduled season when
II meets the strong Union Thcoiogica!
Seminary nine this afternoon at /;
O'Clock at Seminary diamond. The
game was scheduled for last Friday
but rain caused It's poStponcmcnt.
The Mcclure team viii he haud!-
capped by the absence OF Reams a
star pitcher and letter man Of last
year, WHO was operated on recently
However, his place Will be we'll
iillcd by either Powers or Robertson.
The former probably will begin the
game with Robertson held in reserve.
lin.-gDS.
McGulre's-B W. Cardweil. short
stop, =. i. Cardwell. mrs, base; Lewis.
second base; Mcdaniel or Taylor
third base: hnccli left field: May
field, center ne!d: Lipscomb right
Held. Jones, catcher, Powers or Rob-
crtsUu. pitcher.
seminar --A!cXander. left field;
Worth shUrtStOp: Murray, first base;
sullivan. third base; Richardson. sec
ond base Curry. right field: Loft
quill. catcher; WiikcrsOn. pitcher.
ana Williamson center field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
SPIDERS WILL RESUME
WORK THIS Ar TERNOON
University of Richmond Nine To Get
Into Action After Day of Rest.
Walden Returns.

Stadium Field was idle yesterday
and Tho Spiders were forced TO
abandon their daily workout on ac-
count OF the Intermittent showers
RMS afternoon the DobsonitcS will
get busy again ana continue their
training for the game with Virginia
on Tuesday. Taka-kola will go
out TO Stadium Field tomorrow after
noon. the Richmond univcrsity's nine
fleeing the soft-drinh acrrcgation as
part OF their program to prepare
Tor their big games which are al
most upon them.
roster % the Fed ana s5iuc has boost
cd the strength OF the locals some
Aat- yet ii is 4 problem ~ To what
extent the varsity second haseman'.'
DoSScn With his troubles. In fact; at
present the ARRANGEMENT of the ii!ch-
mond lineup is not considered
permanent by the Yves, End mentor,
nad few shifts or requirements AR,
st;ll likely.
While Walden acquitted himself
Vel last season N ihc keystone sack.
Saptain Jones is now cavoriins
played short, but il is questionable
whether Waldcn's reporting Will al
Ter the present arranE cmcnt OF the
veteran in the inheld. The mos;
=.
* that Walden Will be logically shift
cd to the outhcld should hc he able
to produce. nS the outer works OF
The spiders defense needs bolStrring
and Walden can help there probably
IL his outfield maneuverS are accept
able.
AT present the spider, baseball ma
chine is SUI. in the rough. with these
practice games coming at intervals
smoothing down the rough spots.
bohson has II string of coming play
crS under his direction and about
two weeks more practiciuG. coupled
with the contests that are on the
reg ular schedule. the University %
Richmond viii Ne represented by
capable set OF youngsters.
Following The Virginia game at
Charlottesville next Tuesday. Ran
dolph- Macon will BE- met at Ashland
and on the 18th. i3th ana l4th OF
April the spiders are I" make q
thrcc-day sojourn in WASHINGTON.
engaging Georgetown University.
Catholic University ana University Of
Mar! land ia he order named. After
these contests tnr remaining games
of the Spiders Will be- played a;
Stadium Field. with the exception OF
tn. third William and Mary game.
which goes to Williamsburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
HOME RUN DRIVE BRINGS
VICTORY TO TARHEEL!
Robbins Lowe Smacks Out Circuit
Smash in Eighth, Breaking
Up Game.

Spccial to The Times Dispatcb.
CHAPEL HILL. n. c., March al
Robbins Lowe. the Babe" Ruth q
the University of North Carolina
broke up his second game or IN,
week with Il home run and cnabla,
the tarhce!s TO win from North caro-
Ina state College here today, G to 4
The terrific drive came in the eight
inning with the score tied. 4 to anr
h l..s,'S on third base. The bal
sailed over the left-hcld hedge an,
Lowe reached third on the hit. b,,
Umpire White waved him home. In,
ball having been out OF sight.
The game. played before a Iarr.
crowd. including many visiting girl.
ut the Easter dances. wis intensel
exciting. with State leading until Tho
eighth. chiefly by hitting Wilson OBJ
portuncly. Murray. for state. VIII!
IN fine form. and his fast bail and
sharp curve. famed ten tnrheci bat
tcrs
Score by innings: R.uE,
state College ......1 100 121 nnG--i 3
Carolina .. .nnl Q20 03'-s
batteries: state coilege-Murras
and Iarson. Smith: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bryson and II. Morria
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
PILOT HAS SECURED
NEW FIRST SACKER
Announcement Creates Stir in Camp
AS Manager W'ithhOlds
Name of Player.
NINE MEN HOLD PRACTICE
Batting of Trio Features First Real
Session Since Arrival There.
Tommy Abbott Wires lie Is on
His Way-Ryan Confirms Sale.
ISpccial 10 The Tim.A- i,isnntcnl

Special to The Times Dispatch
WEIGH, W. VA, March 2i.-An-
nounccmcnt by Manager Ray Ryan
That he had first baseman from
Birmingham on route created stir
in the training camp OF the Rich
mond Colts, OF the Virginia League.
to-day. The pilot declined 10 give the
name of the guardian or the initial
SACK. but declared that he is an cN-
ccilcnt fielder and hitter. ana viii
take the place OF Jim Poole. who
RICHMOND fans for three years,
To-day the Colts began real work
under Ryan. II Was the second prac-
ice session OF the training period.
the fret squad OF men having arrived
In WEIGH yesterday. Nine PLAYERS
are in camp at this writing ana more
urc expected tomorrow. sunday night
should find all members of the squad
present. and il is expected that the
first practice game OF the year uill
be played Monday afternoon between
the regulars and the ianniCaus.
The squad here now consists OF
three pitchers. two CatciierS. three
infclders and one outhc,dcr. Tommy
Abbott, catcher, ana Connolly wired
tonight that they are cn route.
practice this afternoon, but The hit
ting was good. kcllar. Price and
White featured tho practice by their
batting The men were urged by
Ryan 10 go slow until they are warm
ed up.
OF Ty Smith. lcft-nelder with the
Colts last year, 10 the Wilson club.
Following is list Of the players
already here: Krnsc: Sherrer and
White, int:cldcrs: Price and Ph.slcr.
catChcrs, and Lane. inileldcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
NEW YORK YANKEES LIZA VIZ
CAMP AT SHREVEPORTTODAY
Players Are in Excellent Condition and With Wealth of
Material Higgins Outfit Appears Strong
on Paper.

SititENEfOilT.' LA. March 81
several weeks OF Intensive training
mere By the New York Yankees has
rounded the players into desirable
condition. and when they leave here
tomorrow to 20 transforming with
the Brooklyn National League cham
pions in Il gradual homeward Journey
Miller Hugsins can say the spring
training is Il success
i'uEEins has Il formidable array of
talent in virtually all positions. anu
various shifts OF players have all un-
covered a brand of playing pleasing
To him. But there's the rub. How
will he use this preponderance OF ex-
Cei!cnt material to the best advan-
tuSc? Many pick the Yanks to win
thc pcnnant this year. but how the
little leader employs his players will
have great deal 10 do with the
ultimate result.
Then, too, the Yankees OF the past,
strong and favored to slip under the
ware winners in autumn, did not come
hopping from one player or other.
spoiled rnscatc-colored prospects OF
the spring. However. unless the very
ur ,ortunate occurs, the Yanks should
make a grand light for the npg the
coming campaign, for they have
great reserve strength.
Nnnks' InncId TX Problem
In the inheld lluggins has some
thing TO scratch hls head about.
Shall he put. in probably The leagues
first. fcustcr at second. Peck al short
and Ward at third? Or shall he in
so good Extensively. in Bob Meusel
at hrst. Ward at second, Peck at
short and Baker at third?
On ms choice viii rest the winning
and,onbtedly. and it is indeed a hard
problem whom to use and whom to
keep in the dugout.
Johnny Mitchell, the Vernon short
aiming for Peck's place At shortheld.
while Mike McNaily, a fine ficldcr'
hut no great batsman. and French, :,
rookie, are DESTROYS OF playing sec
service ut outfeld posts, seems born
20 play the keystone base and wants
l" play there more than anywhere
else.
Plenty Of Outneld Material.
In the outficlh another problem o,
selection "onfronts Huggins,. as
tnlpnelS Ruppcrt and Huston owners
OF the club, have been lavish in pro
E!uirE pcnnant- winning material.
lh"rc * the Incompatible. Babe Ruth
whom som" folks call "a team in him
self, TO PLAY LETT field; old Ping
i'odic. who did splendid work ut cen
OF The Red SoN and Senator's. a hard
hitter and very fast. and Bob Meusel.
SluSScr. but with plenty to learn
about outiicldinS. All veterans
these.
lluggins also has Al Wingo, a
promisin: lad from the Southern cir
cult: Christensen, fleet OF foot:
la ks, a player OF promise. but who
may get seasoning In the minors
and Connolly and Munson. ambitious
to stay wiih the team
Behind the bat. weak for vcnrs
HuEEinS at last has strength in Mai
y Schang. former Athletic and Red
Ho% catcher. who can c!out the ball.
an, VINO handles pitchers well,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
BROOKLYN SLIDES WIN
CONTEST FROM NORF0I K

Il, Inc BROOKLYN Slides, strong coiored
turned ,r I'm o. this city. have re-
n"ader was played. which was diviJcL
cfeniy ny the Slides ana the EorTni,i
w ra. One ofsthesc games. the first
,"rn,,,,n ,,'E won by the Norfolk ar,
n ,;i battle, by. the score of . +, =
,Womack, for the Slides. and Str;ck.
i ,1' Tor the Giants. pitched the en-
~ 7-to--i victory was won bv ~
imr,icnIhond team in the second afrnir
thompson. fn:' the Slides. piicb"5 n
, OF ball which Will win many
,erson, the Slides' backstop. courbt
noth games and seems to be one NJ
the best catchers seen here I'm recent
years. " SS'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
JOHN MARSHALL GETS
GOOD COACH IN MCCALL

The selection OF l.. T. Mccall to
coach the John Marshall High School
base ball nine has proved q wise one.
The work already accomplished by
MeCa1 FULLY juetiiics mis- appointment.
Mccall. who originally came from
North Carolina, is u man OF much
experience. For several years he
played with Lee Gooch. who man
AGED the Richmond team last year.
and stone. a star pitcher. who WAS -
mes lher OF the Colts last year.
Mccall gained his frs; real expert
encc a, coaching last year when he
turned ont one of the strongest teams
Catawba College has had for some
Yeas. Experience AZ managing n
professional team is one of AicCaii'S
assets. Several years ago he piloted
team in tho Piedmont League
through successful season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
GENERALS LOSE CONTEST

CSprcial "a The Times DispatchD
LEXINGTON, VA, March 81
WASHINGTON and Lee University lost
tn. opening game Of the 1921 case
ban season here TO-DAY to i-an state
in a loosely played contest. the final
score h.ia. i TO :"
Although bo,h teams f-l iei rag
E",ily. lcrn state had "a. hest OF
The breaks. her biuglcs coming at op-
perfume times for riias. Mahry
ratrick. Walker ana MCca'lum ere
used Is tho Generals IN al effort 20
check the visitors onslaught without
result.
II. II. T.
Penn state .o265Olo4G- IS III 4
W and L.. 80 oc2oi 02-9
batteries Penn state: Miller
Thomas and Brrrnbaugh; w. and L.
Mahcn. Patrick. Walker. MccaliuT
and Is-0w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01

improve. De vormer, with Vernon
iast season, looks good. and young
rrea HOFFMAN, Il st. Louis boy, is
coming along nicely.
-, Ihcres Il raft OF fine pitchers i'll
Shawkey. Mays. Quinn. Collins. Hoyt.
hhrper, Picrcy. the latter "A ncwcoIn-
er, and Shcchan. Il newcomer like
iiercy, may make the grade. lf this
iormanccs Indicate. ilueSins Will get
that nice, pleasing feeling often in
the 1927 campaign.
Bach Of "Ifs" Rcnnin.
Yet. all said with regard to the
players. ability. there's big batch
shouldn't come through in his home
run hitting, as lie did last year. when
he hammered out nfty-four? Can
Frank Baker como back in form OF
yore at third base and At bat? Will
inc fankeeS show more speed on
bases. where wocful deficiency IN the
past cost man% BAH games. despite
excellent pitching and hittin? And
possibly, will Ward or I'ewstcr do as
well at second as Del Pratt. now Il
coach at Michigan University?
Fcwstcr Is great younSstcr. but
he is .frail, and while he may do
nnciy in many games. the pace may
pest third basemcn I'm the majors last
season, but second base duty may be
another thing. Bobby Roth Is one of
The best base stcalcrs in the Amcri-
can League. and Chris,cusc, Is speedy
100. but other speedy runners would
NJ in mighty we'll Euth's ability to
MT home runs is not doubted by
many miles, but hitting i!fty-four Is
another thing. and home runs count Il
great deal.
ON paper the Yankees look won
derful, nothing. short Of H. Yet. and
not 10 be pessimistic. winning bail
Eamss Is another thing. and the
YANKEES faculty for not fulfilling
promises Is too well known. An in
az, however. they should give the
Cleveland Indians. and possibly the
81. Louis Browns. who may figure. a
Srcat race for tn" nag. though OF
hand however. the writer wouII moi
DICK me team at anything like Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
JONES BROTHERS. NINE
TO HOLD FIRST PRACTICE

y NJ. Becker. manager or Jones
Brothers baseball Team in the re-
Gently otEani2cd Industrial League.
has issued a cali for practice. The
manager asks that his men meet
HIM AT the Seminary diamond in Gin
ter Park. saturday afternoon. at 3
o'clock This VIII be tn" frs, prac-
tee session OF the year aud any
new men desiring try-outs are re-
qucstcd 10 be present also.
Becker has secured the signatures
OF the following players 20 contracts: :
pewcll, Gruhbs. NARROW, -. Beck, \.
Beck, j. Beck, T.. NARROW. StrinGer.
Cooper Il. Collins, Jack" Collins.
Erynnt. LaaGrum. Gcorg. Powell
stevens. Broaddus, Baker Hin. Stcv-
cnSon, Jones, Stallings and Blcrsch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
RICHMOND PLAYER BEATS
PASAQUAL NATALIE TWICE

pasaqual natalie. VINO is giving
series OF pocket billiard matches a
The ST Elmo parlors. was beaten
twice Yesterday by Hcwett "a prom
the afternoon match from the visitor
as a result OF a handicap OF twenty
fivc balls. The Rjchmonders score
was 10n. while Natalie had no when
the match ended. Eicw"tts high run
In this match was twenty seven and
Natale's thtrly-ciCht.
In the evening match the lpca.
hoy won hsndiiy from IS opponent.
tho score being: Hcwett loo: Natalie.
6S. In this match Natalie gave an
excellent exhibition Of uphill playing.
running forty-four balls. llcwett had
total OF n!ncty-n!uc points and
Natalie twelve when the exhibitor
started his run. Uewctt had TWO
runs OF twcn;y-ciCht in this match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
VIRGINIA NINE DEFEATED
BY FORDHAM OUTFIT
Jspccial to The Timcs-Dispntch. !

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Msrch
3i-ForGham defeated Virginia to-
day. 10 :. Captain Harrison. o.;
tnivcrstty. ana Mcnamara, for the
New Workers. We're in hue trlui. The
former laced out homc-run drive
in tho laird inning. and the oS.rtion
az c!rcling the bases probably cost
Virginia the game. for thereafter he
lost his cunning
y shift in N!rsin!l'S lineup by
the return of Orchard 20 the game
resulted in marked Improvement in
the work Of the inneld The only
error made was an overthrow of
second base by Catcher Parrish. who
made his seasons debut behind ;hc
bat
Score by innings: e. n. r.
Forin3m ...... 600 $50 Pet n
Virginia ........oOl Geo lao Il
Mcnamara aud Cousi-
ucau. Harrison and Parrish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
COUNTRY CLUB OF VIRGINIA
TO HAVE NEW GOLF COURSE

tN-v.IlihHHG rom ffSt iasr.l
and women. are taking part In the
popular Scotch game this spring 1t
was this fac, which led the officials
OF the club TO construct another
course.
So great is the interest in the game
that II is necessary for club mem
hers to make reservations before dc
parting for the CLUB 10 play. y kline
card is maintained a; The club. ana
the manager keeps "a daily schedule
and assigns the players 10 a certain
hour for them 10 begin play
Beginning this afternoon the sprlug
rroGrasn Of the club viii be opened
with a tournament among the
women players. The event is decIar-
cd 20 5c more or less Jest.
hut should prove 20 be interesting.
il is known a. the Women's Apl!l
Fool Tournamt'.t ltay will begin
al O'clock. and one Of The larges,
fields of entrants that ever partici-
rated IN similar event is expected
TO he present. Rules governing the
tournament is that play shall Toe
against par. The AFFAIR viii be a
hnndicap one ana the handicaps VIII
be drawn in sealed envelopes The
player coming nearest to par viii he
declared the winner Of the tourn,
ment' Among the women entered In
iodaE's event are Mrs W. T. wood.
Miss Martin Martin. Miss Mary fray
Tor, Mrs. Alien Belvn aud Mrs. Ash
by Jones.
Nc" start Program Tnmorrn,,.
Iomorr@w afternoon tho men rlav-
ers VIII begin their spring schedule
with an .AurI Fools tournament. IN
which large number OF entrants are
expected 20 participate. The rolf
program Of tho Country Club az v.r-
Einia this year is one Of The bes, in
it's history. the organization hayin..
entered eleven big COMMITMENTS
Following is The program as an.
nounced ~ John ArmIStoad. chair.
man Of the Greens committee. in
cludIns al tournaments 1t has enter.
Ap,3l April foal tourrauc,,
media handicap arains, Bar. usimr
seaied h""dieaps four-hail matches
ApriI ESQ Selected score tourna-
MAY 30 Sweepstakes romas,o,.
Tournament four-hall matches.
june IlGH!fNing rpuud sprint.
tournament First round match PLAY.
match play Saturday Juuc III: 1Hird
round match play "Wednesday. It,rn
-; inal round match play Satur.i,iy.
June IS. Prize 10 winner. runrter-rii,
and winner OF defeated .iEnt in ,ach
june 3 -. % Mild,c Aiianic
tournament al Princess Anne Club.
NirEiinia be"cn Open to an club
members
Juls iiandtcar match rjay.
lowed.
August G-Fla@ Tournament
Scptcmber 3State ainat.ii, cham.
piOrsh.r. az Hermitage Club
September o. state team Dhamoir,i-
shin a; Hermitage Club.
September Special Labor bay
Tournament at Country club Of VII
ginia
septemtcr Qualifying round
fall tournament. First round. mpfcn
play Wednesday, September IS. Sc.
ond round: match play SATURDAY.
October j, Third round. match u!ay
3 "Wednesday, October 3 Final round
match play Saturday October $.
. October l5- Branch cuI, city cham.
uicpship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
$4,000 Is Offered
For Hartford Races
LEY Assncintcn rressl

HARTFORD. CONN, March 81.
Purses aGrccEating s2?.0Ou for
the Grand Circuit races at charter
oak Park september : IL = were
announced today by the Connects.
cut Fair Association.
The Greater Charter OAK Stakes.
with purse OF S20.e00, viii at
tract the leading trottcrs or the
country. Other purses include:
the Whirlwinh, for ::ot PAGERS
tpurse. $4,000. the Acorn. for
s-ycar-olh trotterS IpurSc. $2,OOO)
tho CHESTNUT. for %-yCar- old PAGERS
tpurse, $1,000. All entries close
May Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-01
lris Speaker Will Aid
10 Stamp Out Gambling
IBy Associateh press l

CLEVELAND. OHIO, March 81.
I'm IN EFFORT To discourage gamb-
Ing. Manager iris Speaker. OF the
oIeveiand Indians. will not am
i m,e ms pitchers overnight dur
my policy. Word TO This cfr"r, won
received from San Antonio.
;n',hhouhcement of the batteries
VII not be made until time for
the game TO start. ''