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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
VIRGINIA CADETS LOSE
TO pennsylvania FIVE
V. VI. I. Drops Initial Game Of Sea-
son by Score OF 40 to t5-IUuis
Slow Down Contest.

lSpccia!to The Times pisuatchl
flllLADELPII1A. PA. Fob. ".
NJ. |. lost their frs, gam ot the
season TO Penn tonight by score OF
40 ic -. The Cadets were u; :. de
"idtd disadvantage bccaus" of ;hc
different style OF bask ctba.l play al
mere, and We're unable "a open M
their usual aggressive attack The
large number Of fouls called on both
sides slowed the game. down The
fenn hask"t"crs passed beautifully.
ana McNichoi gained min" points for
them from fouls. and WAS easily III.
star. Tn" Cadets were of on their
shooting bunting missed many fouls.
l.inc-up:
V NJ. /. Penn.
Hunting. ri Ght forward .Iiuntsiugcr
Lee left forward .I;osenast
summers. center .......... Grove
i."ech. right guard 60. Nucclin
stuart. ...... left guard McNichol
summary, Rcfrrr" Heed. Field
goa Bunting. !: Lee. l. Campbell.
!: summers. . iIunls.nEcr, =: Rose
mast. l.: Grove. { Nos"lin. > Me
Nichol. >: sullivan. Foul goals
Bunting. ); McNichol. >: Grove. l.
Suhst ituteS--N. NJ I.-Iauphcil; Penn
sullivan Mcintosh. iud.ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
AMERICAN POLO TEAM
PREPARES FOR MATCHES
Six Players VIII Make Tr:, =, l.,,v
Innd Sometime During
Summer.
IHy Assoclatcd Press. I

NEW YORK. Feb. 7-N,cmb.,. -,
me Ancricdn polo team. which viii
I in,' me EnSlish four At Hur!ington.
Jnhe u.s.. IN tue first OF a scrtrs %:
I"ilrs Ter the International n.in
trophy. are completing tSoir nrrnn,.,.
n'h's Tor the trip abroad. III. soiIol
T., s'S hlaIcrs, consisting OF Louis
T.; Stoddnrd. Devcro,tx MiIh,,rn
mona" Hitchcock. .Tr. Z. Wntsnn
", W".n. Charles Z. Rums"y and Earl
w; nppins, VIII not eaiI In a body,
u 'Np,ct"d that at least two
vi IN" SQUAD VIII arrive in England
hD1nt april /. and IN" other. ,yiii
l"iiow soon after. Those nrs, arriy
ing WIZ Immediately begin prc.imin-
panc',Ic WIN IA" 'ifty-odd ponies
Sh,Thcd abroad December IL
Arrangements ar" being made nv
Inc Nottingham club 10 provide nr,c.
.icc Tor both tho American team and
INC brltSh cup dcf"ndinr four I'm mo
ihal weeks preceding the !nterna-
t!onai trophy matcaos Two conhi
nations: including III" leading MAY
@r" at tngland 1Sid, from thuer So
n'ni"% TO play pr'ctic" contests with
Jyth tours during the period between
May aud Lune - "
=. on" team "ili be cap,alned hy w.
T. fuCNmast"r. AMI tho other by
M.jor + W IJ,r.tt TN. RmcEnas.
tor combination Will L." c1rnposcd az
Duke Of f"naranda l. NJ Freak. W
+ EuckmMS,"r and ia" Ear q Rock
savage. Th!s four has a total hanGi-
cap Of th!rty-six POINTS The Team
headed by Major f.. W. I!arrci, Nil
consist of n"lhi"r players. who are
not quite 80 strong * thu others.
Ia" ;cia! handicap being thir,y-thrcr
POINTS The personnel Of this tenn
VIII h northumberland II g. NJ
plcyd"ll- ta.lstnn. l.!ciicnnn,-cn!on
II. c, Nsltou. Major T. W Barr.t;
and Major j. +. Harrison.
Against these combinations the
American team Viii play fourteen
games and the English defenders
twclvc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
TERMINAL FIVE TO PLAY
BIG CANES THIS WEEK
Rnilr"ad Omtfi Meets Medical Col
lcSc and Ravens Latter
in NOrrnlk

The Richmond Terminal team.
which defeated Medical College sat
uriay night, has two hard games on
for this week, On Friday Night they
VIII take on Medical college in q
return game ana tho Raven - A.
of Norfoik. on Saturday nIgh;. III"
last named in the latter city. The
Ravens viii proy" a tough PROPOSE
ton for the Terminals. a. II H. the
only gunt in the Underwater dis;r.c,
which mas been able to gain a d,ri-
sion over tn" Park View Athletic
Association, which team has twice
defeated the railrOad"r. this year
With change in their usuIl line
team looked and ais" played 100
rcr cent better than they have in,
any gam" sine" tn" team was shot
to pieces when PAT Carroll and
"RuII' Todd lott for y. t.. l. King,
who had been substituting in center
has been shifted to guard Playing
against Medical College in this 30
sitira for Ia" first time he made u
wonderful showing. He guarded
closely and brought rounds III an.
Dlausr from the gallery with shot
regular forwcrd for tn" first time.
cam" through with rush Although
lie did not do any scoring he nut
az Il wonderful defensive game. and
waH all over Tic court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
!. S. RAILROAD LABOR
BOARD IN LIVELY SESSION
Attempts to Bring I'm Charges OF
Conspiracy Against Independent
OrganiZatiO ions Ruled Ont

CHICAGO. Feb. 7.--Numcrous az,
garments between witnesses and tho
CHAIR cnlivcncd the session today ne
TN" United states Railroad Labor
beard. herring the railroad emplovo..
appeal for continuation OF uatio,.,
agreements. Attempts to bring Il,
jurisdictional controversies. ana
charges OF conspiracy against indc
pendent labor organizations wer.
continually ruled out by Tn. chair.
man, Judge X. NJ. Barton. After =
lively session. IN which tire. indie
pnndcnts finished their evidence Tho
iifst day CT employees testimony od-
l"cfh"d. To take up the remaining in
dependent organizations tomorrow
DECLARING that his organization had
been G"nicd Il part In formulaiIr,
nc NATIONAL agreements. i. i. Rich.
"r"Soh. president of the American
Federation or Railroad Workers.
charged violation OF the transpor,a-
ti"a act and sougnt RELIEF from '',hcs.
iyrann!cal conditions" Charges %,
conspiracy and discrimination were
hurled ag:tinst those Instrumental IN
hNing rules governing certain cm-
pinEcs -! the Pennsylvania lines he
John q. Il. Austin. president of the
order o: Railroad Photographers. Dis
ratch"rs. Agents and SIgnaIncn.
An attempt 10 read AN American
Federation OF Labor bulletin de-
nouncing MIR. Richardson nnd his or.
ranization was stopped by the chair
who reiterated the boards d"clar,-
ton that i, was not Interested in
fight between organizations fer ju-
risdiction.
II merely wanted to clear III tho
record on the etatcmeut OF brother
hood officers that they represent all
employees" Mr.. Richardson said.
"Iiy admitting you as a party 10
this hearing. YOU both get "a hearing.
and then surely W. VIII hav. hear!
all employees" said Chairman Barton.
Mr.. Richardson accepted the chnir's
dI"tum. but insisted that many rail-
roads had deprived the federation ot
tu" representation. Notwithstanding
the law"
y rch"dulc put III effect in 1910 was
annulIrd by certain acts Of tho Fed
cral administration aud resulted in
dissatisfaction aneng members cI
his organizations" AR. Austin told ,h.
'''i ''s Nv - '''' W ~ i't' pfF'1 Gun
sp!rcd against by representatives o.
opposing organizations because he
was not a regular" and his denun.
citation bccan. 50 strong that g. ".
". HanGor. public representative or
the board. jumped % his feet in pro-,
test. ana the choir ruled MIR. Aus
tins remarks out OF order
Kcbuttal by The employees rcpres"n-
tn;iycs to the railway executives re-
quest for immediate" abroeattnn *
the national agreements scheduled
for today was put over until Thurs
day uron request .! the employees for
second postponrmcrt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
CHAMPION CHESS PLAYER
WILL VISIT AMERICA
state Department Sanctions ,nr,.,r-
"""" az DIR. Emanuel I.nskrr
In New York.
~ NssOcInted rrnsa.l

\I-,- '"b i'rtES.
NV ','':N frh. = DR. Emanuel
':'NN'r' oI E"rlin worlds chaunion
rn'sS piaN"r. Will he permitted To-
NiSV TIC United states on his way In
havana 10 meet Jose rapaLlunc,
nbAn champion, In a match n.yt
ih" Manhattan Chess club. which
.h,'rr"""'i with the stat" Department
."uaN received message from Scr-
itt'rE Colby stating that The ease had
b""n rccUnsilcroa and In. tmnri,,',
COMMISSIONER in Berlin had been in
S'rH'i"d 80 grant l.askcr - wise rho
department previously had refused tn
arrow MN to enter tn" United Siu,..;
under ia. rule prohibiting ,n,y,nn
ni Gtrman nationals without pariicu-
larry good reasons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
.BR|TTON Defends TITLE
BY WINNING OVER LEWIS
Worlds Champion Wcltrrwcight
Boxer Is Awarded Decision
by Judges.
ny WI:STIiItUOk I'I:t.I.I:It

MADISON SQUARE CiARpf:N. NEW
,,' oi;M; f"n. Did Jack" Triton
ms bosom buddy. Ted Lewis. "a rice
erntir fifteen round lesson in their
nm,n!roih"ry tournament u, Tex IHick-
ara S"Wirr Circl" tonight
Eriti"n worked Il cluster design of
req raS ph;rg!'s in the natuva! color
on feds nos" in III" third round. us
NIT apd finally wot the tournament
by SIX do!iics and dozen guest
Triton remains wcltcrwcirh,
champion Of the world. hut Kenny
leonard oueh; to beat them both I'm
LIZ ~ me .rr,nS without rolling up his
*I""NcS. The light WAS SO SLOW and
tthuE that tho embroidery fans in
~" old garden missed both the cham
p r "hd challenger almost, every
ih"s" two had me, and maybe they
knew on" auothcr'S style too well Ia
make II night Of II.
TRITON stabbed Lewis with his left
hackhaud blow OF his left. made him
miss repeatedly by Il foot or more.
hooked his left hard 20 the bodv
when the chance nncrc, Ana n rnG
got fresh he pasted him with IN"
sam" right hook to The chin that
Wm.' Hshrd Lewis out and deprived
MN OF the title. The challenger was
HIW'ES Tapping n Triton, swimming
h"'h hLadS wiihou; sense Of distance.
or acS ina lon and Triton almost in
the pallid cha!lcnpcrs arms.
ne htst four rounds were slow.
"H!l and harmless. except thar Hrit-
ION walked over to T-d'S corner after
N" second round and pasted one OF
the kid'S seconds VINO had otr"u,lr,l
" thhhIpiohS majesty. Lewis leaned
OF the stool and bounced an I'M
promptG left OIL Jacks chin. and ,h.
near-riot was stopped by a fun
strength battalion OF managcrs and
bottle holders.
In the NTH round Triton came To
lie and whame-d The Kid. who was
getting sclf-comtidcut three h,rI
tights TO the chin. l. WAS the FIRST
iouch of night IN the bout They ih.u
rubsid"d ami Erittor continued 10 cliif
Lewis with light left SLABS until M.
tenth. when Ted. by design or mis-
take. c"rkcd Rrition with mean
leit on the chin that spun the cham
pi"a 10 the ropes. Lewis livcd i'm
!" Follow IL up hut Brition held his
mead and "vcucd up the round win
Two hard rights To The chin
FROM th"I on Lewis. rcalizin. that
"n'N knockout could win for him.
rushed at Triton blindly, trying Tor
:, chance blow TO weaken Erittnn
;iAch VAS perfectly cool and boxed
""hHtiiully. avoiding most OF IN,
~ !uGS and sticking in that lab
Ia the thirteenth Lewis sri across
wv" hard let's to tho jaw bat tHai
was all The fourteenth ana the final
round We're tam" and thcr. Was no
question that Triton. at - wears,
was sim IN" champion at tn. odd
Wt!S Int class "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Germany Denies Report.

BERLIN, Feb. 7.--OGNc!al denial
was made today OF report that Ger
many had offered, through the Amer
ican mission in Berlin. terms for ar
ranging peace with the United States.
The Berlin newspapers printed the
denial Of tn" government and at the
headquarters Of the American com
mission the statement w;s made that
no Information had bccn received 81.
Nuch a proposal on the part OF Ger
many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
CHICAGO CUBS RELEASE
PITCHER CLAUDE HENDRIX
spithniI Iiuricr Let out by William
Week. President OF

~ AHsocIated FroNs J

CHICAGO. Feb. 7-rlaudr Hendrix.
su.ipali pitcher OF TIA" Chicago Ma
tional I.cagu" club. today was given
his unconditional release. William
nounC-d. !l-udriN'S name WaS men
toH"d laS' fan In connect iun with a
same b"jw."u pni!adrlpn.t ana Chi
elgu, allcgt! To NAY" been 'iiNed e
Il"ndriN was scheduled TO pitch
tgans! Meadows Hud word reached
'h" Chicago officials that gamblers
had ~#e'red heavily on the result
ln an attempt To foil the alleged
scheme Grover Alexander was sub
>'itut"b fpr Hendrix uu, Chicago
lust SIR Nccrk said that this incl
d'u, lad nothing 10 Ito with IN" re.
lease. however
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
LEO FLYNN CONFIDENT
Manager OF "BiII" FIREMAN ne.,,
His Nun Ranks Next 10
.tnck Dcmpsry
liy Universal Service

~
NEW YORK. Fob. 4 Eill fireman
VINO gave Champion Jack dempsey
tw"lv" round. Of purilisiit cNcrcisr
not long ago. is hauk"ring for "a low
rounds with hcavics who can make
him loosen M Leo t. Flynn hie
manager. SAYS that brennan is siiII
the most logical contender for ,br
h"avyw"irht championships of IL
Slohr, and he hopes 10 stag. another
fracas between his man and pcmrs.y
At an early date.
~ making TINS statement Flynn
calls attention to the fact ihli mn
stayed with Dcmpscy longer than
Jess willard. Fred Fulton. Gunhoat
smith. Ha;ilinr l.cvirsky and HiIiN
Aiskc al pat together.
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~, DAMON n,N,o>.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. i.--"bOn say
a word said Dempsey, Gr!nHimG.
out I'm going to throw shat w"p
sure" tvS, Suh." mutt"r,d Ola
Folks I'VE Suttcrnly SOnnah ir"w-
they We're in AN improvisrd dress
!ne-roum under Il hangar at an aNI't-
ton n"!d. outside, some 5000 per
sons We're waiting 10 see the heavy
weight champion OF the world give
an ,Nhibition.
the oenent of the disabled Veterans
OF the big war. Dempsey was billed
for :, boxing bout, hut he had added
10 his prog ram. lie had secured his
Old pal, 'i!Gil" Montana, Il well
known wrestler. an. even more "a
nous as an ape in the movies. Tor
"a wrestling match.
oddly enough Dempsey secretly
thinks well OF his wrestling ability.
Frank Gotch one. thought Lee WAS :,
lighter. Some years ago, when
Dempsey was first starting out a. Il
boxer hc did some wrestling a. a
side line. lie was hooked TO nght
.hndy Malloy. one of his earliest ring
opponents. AZ the town Of p.ain". col,
but when th'y arrived there. thv bout
Was prohibited by tho authorities.
Dcmpsc!'s Shoulders Pinned.
There Was SIS III the house. D"mp-
Scy did nos want 10 lose In" mon"E.
who hung out in Oiathc. So H. hunted
up this wrestler and engaged him Tor
Il match. The wrestler promptly
pinned the sholdcrs of the present
heavyweight cham TO the mat
This was DcmpScy's last profess
sional appearance as II wrestler, hu'
he still believes he can throw a lot
OF wrcStlcrs. The bout today was en-
,irrly his own idea.
old Folks" small squat and
to",h!css hut very caG"y co!"rcd
gent. annointcd the bare arms and
chest Of The champ with some sub
stance from bottle.
we .sonnah rrow him" said 'Dld
FOLKS" ''bu, fust We wants /" NIX
shuah he doan frOw MS Nascliu"
odd Burn! H.. surprised" sad
dempsey El"rfully. aud this was
quite true. However, the celebrated
"Hu!!' was not half as much sui
rriscd a. The crowd when The pair
! appeared on the platform aud began
! .rapp!ing
"iu!i" * in training for 4 match
NTH Walter Miller. former middle
weight wrestling champion ana IS in
great condition. hat the m"mcu,
l,cmrsey snatchcd him IL dawmcd On
| ''i;uli" that the Bocr was pickin. at
his mat laurel Rull is 40 fool $50.
he said You ,ink you wccl. ch? an
ha."
! They hit the center OF a platform
| with - thump Dempsey got - head
lock on "Bhii's'' bullet like bean. and
Full" grunted. while the crowd
Rrfrrcr Steps GrappIcrs.
\ high wind blew clouds Of dust
from u nearby aviation field acroSa
the platform az the men struggled
After Il few minutes the rcfcrc"
stopped thcm and Dempsey WAS much
disappointed.
Il hadn't commenced to show my
stuff" he complained afterwards. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
SPORTS
kearns May Take Jack
to Europe This Spring
IintcrnntionnI New. sc,,,,

,oHh' Feb. 1.-.Jnrk Dcmp-
Nc! may mike nm cxbli,Isin, ,
europe In the spring If hi. ,nnr.
"Srr' Jack krnrns. seq. M tn me-
ccp' M offer received from, In,
other side. '"c
r... n",hnE definite hns been scGIcJ
'S"rdihS visit - ubrnnu, mi,
Ncarns today. 1--WE huy.
pl"p"s'ti"ns for an c.I,IbIt In,
.""., nut la rnsr we can Keen bu,,
on this side az the water we Iii,
rcnhin at home" ""
hcarns asserted thnt n.
hrrh contemplating n WISH r., ,",,
rope Tor same timc. as i:ur,,,,r,.,,
champions. '"c
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nnr"rm WIN he Acknowledgement

M'INT''''N FIX .N!.N., F'"b. =
ilarw"li q Davis. veteran "f III.
world war as major in ia" Onc Hun
hrcd and SiNty-scv"n,h Infantry and
more recently state fuel admInistra
tor. VIII he sworn as attorney gen
cral OF the state OF Alabama Tucs-
day morning. succeeding j. Q. Sm1 H.
who has been named a circuit jhs "a
In tho Jefferson County, district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
UNIVERSITY OF HAVANA
TO ENTER RELAY CARNIVAL
t"nch Grant Will send Team. Pro-
Nidcd Men Are in Proper
Condition.

,.,,, y .NN0V' 'II''I I|T'SS.
i'h!l.A DEi.piIA, PA. Feb. Not
only VIII F'rHncc AVID canada h. rep
Resented at the lnivariitN Of Penn
hnt tn" tnivcrsity OF .iavana cuba.
may also send - team.
'"nrS" W. pr'on. manager Of the
carnival. announced today he had re-
criNrd word from Dr. Richard Grant.
'"'ch "f tn" Havana team. that h.
was getting his athletes in shap.. and
~ ih''y developed satisfactorily ,n"y
YOU'D "oiir'j" Grant was form riY
Il harvard diS;anc" RUNNER. arl ,ic
ANA orton were Keen competitors
dHrinS THOR college days
Nor" imam seventy colleges ard ami
, N"rSlti"S have notified the muadrc-
( 'hrhl OF their intention 10 send attn
i"t"S To the games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
WOMAN FAVORS BOXING
Mrs. Julia %. Nelson. War. Wand Dele.
gate. Sponsors Ei.i barLctI

INHINNAPOLlS. I'D T5b l.
Mr. Julia - nelson. ouly woman
member az tnc House in III" state
l.'- iSIdiur". Iud-,l' voted "GVluSt an
H'tcmp, - XIII hin lcgalizing box
ing ia In.!ihua.
- ' i,'"i,ntiht on hcf st"h". Mrs;
OH TO ncrrpit boxing exhibitions Of
he right sort thihk this is n good
The measure is sponsored by the
American Legion. ~ J. J,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Tuinnr WnIIous AIuh,mn

TUSCALOOSA ALA. Feb 7.-ru-
lane administered a severe defeat to
the University of tlnbama basket
balls :2am here tonight, az to ~
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Frnnk Cnrbnnnc MN, nn raln..

NEW ORLEANS IA. Feh
Frank Carbonnc - New Yo,y o,i,
pointed sailor p"troshy ~ N.w o.
leans in 10 rounds here tui.gI, Nh
men are mtddlcwrights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Eddie IInnion Stage, Comho,.,

Eddie ITnnlon Stages Conibarr,
BiRM NGliAM ALA. Feb. 1.-Ei-
die flauloa. local w"itcrwciSht. wn-
successful In his como back" buu,
with sailor" Kennedy, Of the nav.
here tonight. knocking his opponent
out in the third round with a ter
rife right cross 10 the jaw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
SPORTS
CHURCH HILL FIVE PLAYS VIRGINIA TECH HERE TONIGHT
Facts on Basketball
Games Here Tonight
tiTnc-S o'cinrk.

Timc-> o'clock.
Iinr,s-Ncw linwlty"rS' trmory,
Eighth street entrance.
tnntcudin. Teams - 1tirlIn,ond
liowiitrr> ~. itichnond Blues.
first Eanr; Church Iliit Athletic
tinh ~. \. \. e.. second game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

MIC FiNr I.onrn 4" FinrIdn.
RAN1GH, ~ O.. Rev r.. I.inrid.,
Univafsity defeated North Caroline
state In basketball here tonight. ss
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Newspaper Drrisinn Given Moore.
DETROIT. Feb. I.-I'al Moore oi
Memphis. won the newspaper decision
over carl Tr"majnu. OF cleveland, in
u ten round bout here tonight Moore
mad IN" advantage in seven rounds
!ncy weighed ia at liG pounds.
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Ncfrrcc Stnns irnrnIcrs.

\ high wind blew clouds Of dust
from u nearby aviation field acros,
the platform ~ the men struggled
After Il few minutes the rcicrc"
stopped chem and Dempsey WAS much
disappointed.
II hadn't commenced TO show my
stun" he complained afterwards. Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

wanted TO put the scissors on him
and cycryininc"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-13
PIRATES SPLIT WITH
BRAVES IN DOUBLE

PTTTsBURG, Sept. 12-Pittsburg
and Boston split even on today's
double header, the former winning the
first to 4 in is innings and losing
the second 4 to 8. Carey's single,
Maranville's double, and Gibson's error
at the plate scored the winning run
In the 18th inning. In the second
game Glazner was knocked out of the
box in the 7th inning, and linn, who
relieved him. was unable to hold the
visiting batsmen. Scores:
First game:
Boston 900 200 o02 900 0Oo--4 2
Pittsburg 600 Ito O2o 900 co.'s - 4
Oeschger. Braxton. Scott and Gowdy,
O'Neill; Cooper, Adams and Schmidt.
Second game:
Boston ....... 900 900 310-4 10
Pittsburg ..... .002 010 O00-3 8 0
Watson. Morgan and o'Neill; Glaz-
ner, Zinn and Gooch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-13
SEVILLES FORFEIT
TO CHURCH TEAM
Church Boys Win When Square Boys
Fail to Arrive for Their
Regular Game.

The Sevilles did not show up for
their regular scheduled game with the
First Baptist team yesterday after
noon, and the game went to the
church boys by way Of forfeit. The
Sevilles had formerly given notice that
they had withdrawn from the league
because of the action OF the league
commission in deciding that q game
played some weeks ago with the Navy
Yard should be replayed.
Al practice game was played between
two picked teams, the All-Stars and
the Sluggers. The All-Stars won, 4
to /. in three innings. The game was
featured for the pitching of Mac Lewis
for the All-Stars, who let his oppo-
nents down with one hit, three
Dagger by Abbott.
The Whitmans viii play the T. NJ.
G. A. this afternoon.
The score by innings: r. e
sluggers .................1oo 100 1
All-Stars sss....s..s.s...S1 O-4 4
Batteries: P. Bell and Abbott: M.
Lewis and Ellis. Umpire: Mcclellan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-13
TENNIS TOURNEY
CLOSES LONG RUN
Junior and intermediate Tennis Tcurnas
nnent at Y. M. c. A. Comes to
cIose-PrIzes 70 pc Given.

The Juniors and Intermediates of the
" NJ G. A. tennis tournament completed
their program yesterday. Many close and
interesting games were played and old
winners were dethroned while new ones
forged to the front. Playing began early
IN the morning and continued until late
In the afternoon. A great deal of interest
was manifested in the games and large
crowds watched the youngsters perform.
The boys showed some real class yester-
day and already lot OF interest is being
taken and a great many people are look
ing forward to a big season in tennis
next year. Prizes for the winners and
second place men will be awarded at the
z. M. c. A. tonight at o'clock.
Following are the winners and the
prizes awarded;
Junior singles-Stewart Moffett won
from Paul Cummings, Glove. Prize. one
tennis racquet given by the Sportsman's
supply Store.
Shirley Touart won his set. SO, GIL, eli
Prize. No. 2 Brownie camera given by
Reynalds Music House
Consolation--Won by Fred Legal.
Prize. Kohler harmonica.
Junior Doubles-shirley Touart and
Carl Daw were the winners. winning two
Sunday dinners at the B. & 3. cafe and
two pairs keds. given by Watson, Parker
e. Reese and John White store.
Walter Graham and Sam Pasco were
second. winning two Sunday dinners at
Angeles cafe.
Consolation Doubles-Won by r. Hem
Der and Harold Gonzalez. Prizes two
flashlights. donated by Kress s. Co. and
WoolwoTth.
intermediate Singles-First place, Ray
mond Marsh. Prize, tennis racquet given
by Wilson Arms a. Cycle Co.
Second place-William Loftin. Prize.
fountain pen by Johnson's book store.
Consolation-Ben Robinson. Prize, two
Sunday dinners at Hughey's cafe.
intermediate Doubles-Won by Ray
4nond Marsh and Dudley Gum. Prizes,
two Sunday dinners at the San Carlos
hotel and two pairs keds by White g.
White and Anson's Shoe Store.
Second plaee--TEerbert D'Aiemberte and
Auhray Moore. Prize, Sunday dinners at
Morrison's cafeteria.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brown and Ben
Robinson. Prizes, two pairs keds. given
by Porter's Bazaar and Goldring's Shoe
Store.