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New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Nichols Will Head
Long Island Sound
Yacht Association

George W. Nichols, rear commodore
Of the New York Yacht Club and one
of the most skillful amateur shippers
In the East. will be elected president Of
the Yacht Racing Association of Long
Island Sound at general election to
be held in the New York Athletic Club
next Monday. Frank BOVINE Jones.
probably the best informed Of ali
American yachtsmen, will be elected
vice president.
Charles A. Marsland, New Rochelle
Yacht Club will be elected secretary
and II. A. Jackson, New York Athletic
club, treasurer. The member of the
executive committee to be named are.
James w. Walker, Manhasset Bay
Yacht Club; Stuyvesant WAINWRIGHT.
American Yacht Club; Howell c.
Perrin, >1.archmont Yacht Club, and
Earnest G. Draper, Stamford Yacht
Club. There will be a number of
amendments offered to the racing
rules.
The naming Of Commodore Nichols
has met with practically unanimous
support. He proved his prowess as a
skipper last summer off Newport by
the way in which he handled the Van
ltie in her elimination trials against
the Resolute, defender of the Americas
Cup. Although the Vanitie was not Sc
lected to defend the famous trophy, her
showing in the trials was so brilliant
as to leave little to choose between the
two sloops.
When the trial races were concluded
1T was generally agreed among yacht
ing experts that only Charles Francis
Adams, amateur skipper of the Res
olute, could have mastered Mr.. Nichols
in the Vanitie. 1t also was conceded
that superior crew gave Mr.. Adams
the margin that entered his boat as the
defender of the Americas Cup.
MIR. Nichols, q son-in-law of ]. P.
Morgan, is looked upon by local fol-
lowers Of the sport as the next COM
mOdOre of the New York YocL4 Cl,,h
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Recruit Helps
McCraw's Vets
To Rollt Rivals
Substitute for Frisch Makes
Homer and Two Singles;
Houston Beaten by 10 10 |
By Charles A. Taylor


HOUSTON, Tex, March 2a,-The
Houston BufYs, managed by George
Whiteman, the old Rcd Sox player
proved easy marks for the Giants this
afternoon, being defeated by the one
sided score of 10 to /. But Whitemsn
need not despair of making a good
showing in the Texas League race, for
the big total ran up by the MeGraw
men was chiefly due to stage fright
on the part of the Houston team in the
first two innings. After Whiteman
got his band settled down things went
better for the local team
Johnny Monroe, who once played
here, performed wonderfully well be
fore his old friends. All Johnny did
was to make a home run and two
singles, draw a pass and drive out
sacrifice fly. lnasmuch as Monroe has
not fully recovered from his injury of
two days ago. 1t must be admitted chat
he more than lived up TO the eypecta-
tions of Manager McGraw, who has
been touting this youngster highly Of
late
Next to Monroe, Dave Bancroft
gained the best results with the old
war club. Dave collected three singles
in his nve chances at hat Long
George Kelly, who onoe upon time
did all his heavy hitting in the State
of Texas. found the goinG hard again
to-day and was unable to garner even
one safety.
Douglas Pitched Well
From the pitching standpoint the
most creditable work was done by Phil
Douglas, who held the Bluffs to two
hits and no runs in the Ave innings he
labored on the mound. Jess Barnes
finished the game as Giant boxman. He
allowed four hits and the lone run
scorea by the home team.
Frank Frisch was in uniform and In
dulged in light practice both at the bat
and in the field before game time. Frank
probably will return to tho lineup
in the games at New Orleans Saturday
and Sunday.
George Burns took try at short
stop from the sixth inning on, Honey"
Walker covering left fed Burns did
not have many chances, but managed
to produce an error at tat.
The sensational fielding Of "Goldie"
Rapp won the applause Of the fans.
Never has player deserved the praise
teaped upon him more than "Goldie."
He not only takes care Of the third cor
ner. but is roaming over the entire in
field whenever he sees chance to help
along.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Lippc and Three Boxers
Barred From Bay State


BOSTON, March 22.-The State Box
ing Commission to-day suspended for
thirty days al Lippe, Philadelphia box
staged bout between K. O. Louphlin
and Young Brattin at Worcester on
February and collected both bows
money from the promoters. Lourhiin
and Brsttin were suspended with Lippe
for the same period.
Young Ketchel was suspended for
sixty days for quitting without being
struck" in his bout with Joe Mendeil
at Worcester recently Joe Lainer.
Lippe's agent in Worcester, was sus-
PENDED for thirty days in connection
with this match. Mendell, one of
Lippe's boxers, was not affected as the
commission declared it believed he was
doing his best in the contest.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
N. Y. u. Nine Wins
Over Trinity, III 10 $

Special Correspondence to Tho r,1buu.
~ DURHAM, N. c., March %. New
York University avenged the defeat
sustained on Monday by trouncing the
trinity College nine, IL to s, In a slow
game. The contest went only six in
nings, being interrupted several times
oy rain, which finally cut it short.
pan Johnson, new twirler, worked
TOT the Southerners. but wildnes.
brought about his exit In the third
ssanss' AFTER the New Workers had
snovcu across nine runs. Harris, who
succeeded JohnsaG held he visitors
The score by innings:
yr, II. II. E.
irIni.y' -. Q o-s
Batterfes-N. Y. u. u.rscnf,sYa s,a
braffer Trinity. johnson. Harris and ca s""
son. e ~
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Mixsell Defeats KiddeTr T

Harold r. Mixsell, the Princetor
Club squash tennis champion, qualified
in the first round of the annual Class
a title meet of the club yesterday. de-
feating A. NJ. Kidder, Is -, Id In
the other matches played John Taylor
defeated George Walker, 15--7. 15--3:
Harold Rowe defeated II. l.. Farrelly.
i0-15. 15-5. 15--12, and II, d. Harvey
won by default from L. Beekman.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
YANKEES
SHREVEPORT
Totals. sas,l247l' Totals .. ssssa7 lsa
'Batted TOR Hinton in ninth inning.

shrsyepGrt.. Nsw yarS Z 9 . "a
Runs batted in--By Storey. /: by Hart
Ruth, !; by Pipp. ;. First base on errors
Shreveport. L: New York, l. . Left on
bases--Shreveport. 8; New York g. Rages
on balls-on Price, l; off Hinton, 4; off
Shechan l. Struck out--By Bush, q by
hit--Ruth. Two-hase hits--Hartford, vai1n,
Ruth. Sacrifice hit-Storey. sacrihce hy
-Plpp. Stolen base--Fewster. Double
plays-Fewster. Mitchell and Pipp Mitch
ell, Pipp. Fewster and Hofmann; sheshan
and Pipp. Wild pitch-Bush Hit nv
PITCHED ball-By Sheehan (Jackson). Fits
on Price, In l innings off Bush. 1 In
4: of Hinton.s2 in s. Earned runs-oft
Prics. l; of4,Hush. a.. off Quinn. q; OF
nneenan. l. umpires-Moriarty and Goes.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Cue Match at Semi.Finals

Morgan Hughes and Otto Spengler
were winners in the sectional semi
hnal OF the amateur pocket billiards
championship held yesterday at Dalv's
billiard Academy. Hughes defeated M.
bache, rs to 23, and Spengler disposed
OF Eugene Wiley, rs to Sc. In the
fourth fourth round of the English billiard
title race Robert Morrison defeated
Jackson Wood, 200 to 1876.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Giant Rookie Makes
5 Hits in S Times I'm

BONHAM, Tex, March % Roy
Grimes, playing second base for Nc
Graw's Yannigans against the local
team here to-day, lined out five safe
of the clouts was home run that
cleared the left field fence by several
yards. 1t was one of the longest
smashes ever made on the field
Davenport and Henline comprised
the battery for the big leaguers until
the sixth inning. when Renton took up
the mound work. The Giant rockies
started pounding the Bonham pitchers
In the first inning, when they score d
scored In tho third.
The score by innings:
v,,,. r. H. E.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Polo Star Sails for London

Charles G. Rumsey, member of
the American polo team which will
meet the English team at the Hurling-
ham Country Club next June In Al, ef-
fort to bring the championship back to
this country. sailed yesterday on the
.Aquitania for London. Other mem
bers Of She American team, excepting
Tom Hitchcock jr.. who is student at
oxford, will sail early next month
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Bohan Training "Caseys"

Jack Bohan, former Xavier A. A.
sprint champion. has been selected to
coach the Knights of Columbus athletes
who are training for the K.of G. games
at 1hs New York Chapter games "a e.
held st the 3sd Regiment Armcry "a
sstufda: evening. ASrii 2.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
.Jcifrics Made Grew Capta;n

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March 22.--
Amory Jeifries was chosen TODAY to
captain the Union Boat Club crew
when the former college men start
active rowing tomorrow. William
ha,nes, OF the Harvard varsity crew
w'li act as coach. Robert Herrick, with
Jeffries. are the only veterans Of last
season due to report.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Girl. Hurt at Basketball. Dies

LEXINGTON, KY, March 22.-The
6rst known fatality growing out of
basketball game in Kentucky occurred
here to-day when Miss Bernice Young.
Twenty-Five years old, of Pineville, Ky.
died At local hospital from blood
poisoning. Miss Young, a member of
the girls basketball team at the Ken
lucky University, suffered hruise on
one OF her arms in recent rame.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Toledo Shortstop Retires

TOLEDO, Ohio, March 22-Claude
Derrick, last year shortstop on the
Toledo club of the American Associa-
ton, has retired from baseball, ac-
cording to word received here from the
Toledo training camp at Augusta, Ca,
to-day. Derrick was at Augusta q
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Hans Wagner Dons Spansles

FTTTSKURGH, March %, = Hams
Wagner had his candidates out for their
first spring baseball training At thu
Carnegie Tech camp. Wagner has
plenty Of prospects for his 1921 team,
and said hs would mcrs thar uk.iv be
sble to Put the best nire on the held
that has sssr represented Tech.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Van Kampen to Race in Newark

Piet Van Kampen, champion of Hol-
land, who WON the recent six-day race
at the Garden with Oscar Egg as a
partner, will be one Of the attractions
at the new Newark Stadium this sea-
son, it was announced yesterday by
isss xss>n sr. Among Van Kampen's
achievements In Europe was his victory
over Bob Spears. to win the champion
ahip
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
One Change in Bowling Race

BUFFALO, March 90. = American
Bowling Congress leaders in the
doubles, singles and all events
weathered an attack by 165 bowlers
to-day, with but one change in the
standing of ten high. s. Kelly and T.
Of 1,24b pins, to ninth place in the
two-man event,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Brummitt DELAYS Reportsnr

CLEVELAND, March 22.- Hobe
Brummitt, catcher, will not report to
the Cleveland Indians for the present.
Brummitt telegraphed Manager Speaker
his mother is ill-and that he is return
ing the transportation sent to him by
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Hummel to Lead Saskatoon

READING, Pa, March 22.-"Silent'
John Hummel, last seasons manager
OF the Reading International League
Baseball Club and former captair of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, TO-DAY signed
a contract to manage the Saskatoon
club of the Western Canadian I,eaore
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Ainsmith Joins Tigers

DETROIT, Mich, March %. - Eddie
A1nsmith, veteran catcher, is the latest
srrival at the Detroit Americans train
ing camp at San Antonio. Ainsmith has
oeen WORKING out in California since
nls ieturn from the Orient, where he
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Exhibition Results

Giants, 10; Houston, /.
Isnsess, 8; Shreveport. 3,
1fcwnss 10; Mobile, 8.
Cardinals. 8; Deaumonts. 1.
Nz*ves, - Galveston. 2.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Boston Wins Hockey Protest

PITTSBURGH, March %. W. S.
Haddock. president of the United
States Amateur Hockey Association,
announced here tonight that the nro
test of the, Boston Shoe Trades Club
OF game won by the Boston A. A.
team had been allowed
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
"Creasy" Nealc OFF 10 C.amp

! MARIETTA. Ohio, March a. Earl
Greasy Neale. Philadelphia National
outneider, who has been holding out for
salary increase, . left to-day for
ss'n,svills. Fla, to join the team h
ssid he had reached an srrsnmsnt ~,th
President Eakcr Of the raissies.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
The score:
HOUSTON
GIANTS
Totals. 35 10 IL AL Totals. 30 l 9 "a IL
'Batted for Buscha In NTH inning.
New York.. 2 0 s-10
Houston 0 o.

Sacrifice hits = Monroe. Young, Two
base s-Whttiian. Young, Three base
hit. Miller Home run-Monros. Hits
or Douglas. .; Oft Barpes. 4 off Buscha.
I OF Whitworth, s. Eases on bails-Ofr
Buschs, 8 Oft Douglas. 3; of Whitworth.
|. Struck out-By Douglas. g. ny Whit
worth. 2; by Barnes, g.. Hit by pitched
ball--By Buscha, /. Left on bases~-New
York, 8 Houston, I. Umpirc-Mr. Prsn-
nan. Time of game---1:86.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
N. Y. Rov Leads Yale Matner

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. March %.
William w. BENJAMIN, of New York.
tonight was elected captain of the
Yale wrestling team for next year.
ylhert NJ. Harris, Of New York, was
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
WhittemOre Increases
Lead in Golf Tourney

PINEHURST, N. c., March 22.-
Parker W. Whittemore, who led the
field of ninety-two contestants by a
margin of seven strokes at the con-
clusion of yesterdays first eighteen
holes Of the fifty-four-hole Tin Whistle
championship tournament, increased
days round. He had Is on the No.
course, and now stands at 149 for the
thirty-six holes, with nobody nearer
than Charles B. Fownes. of Oakmont,
whose total Is s4--82-166.
Henry Hornblower. of Boston, han
dicap %. now leads in the net score
contest, at 144.
The leaders in the championship
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

week ago, but failed to come to term
with Roger Bresnahan, and returned
to his home, at Clayton, Ga, withoas
signing q 1921 contract.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Giants to pIay Browns

A change in the schedule of games
at New Orleans was announced by Nc
Graw after the game. The Giants will
play the New Orleans club ON Saturday
and the St. Louis Browns on Sunday
instead of meeting the Pelicans twice.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

P. W. whittemors. Brookline. ..74-7s--1As
G B. Fownes, Oakmont ..... s4-e2--1ss
Donald larson, youngstown. -. e1--ss-ls7
Tom Kelley, southern Pines. .s6-s1-1s7
y. w. letters. Enslewood $50. .s1~-1a-1ss
81 .. Miller. EnElewood. ..... 46--3l---1sa
a. q Htggins, St. Andrews ss-s6--171
H. 9. Phillips, Moore County. s6-46-171
], D. Standtsh jr, Detroit. .B4--s1-l7b
r. c. Shannon, Brock port. es-s7--I76
The leaders In the best net score CON
test-Henry HornbIower (2s,, Plymouth
~; s. 0. Miller (i2l, EnElewood. 145:
A. s. Higgins 90, St. Andrews. 14s
George Barber t24), New Haven, 14s, g.
A. Magoon (23}. OAkmont, Ia.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

Gene Bailey, who once was an out
fielder for the Braves, is the regular
second baseman of the Houston Bluffs.
Gene fielded we'll to-day. but made only
one hit.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

Roger Peckinpaugh, captain and star
shortstop of the Yankees has signed
his contract for the coming season, it
was announced tonight.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

Ping Bodie is bothered with sore
leg and did not appear In uniform this
afternoon. It is expected that he will
be back in the lineup during the game
with the Dodgers at the end Of the
week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17
THE SPRING GUN CASE.

Danville, Va, Sept. S.-Whcn
court adjourned tonight half of tho
States case had been completed In
the trial of tire colorcd merchant,
Pierce for the killing Of Patroman
Jones who was shot by trap gun set
by Pierce in attempt 20 ger thieves
who had frequently robbed his bust
ness place.
Tho theory Of the defense is that
Pierce had a legal right to erect the
gun ON his premises to prevent the
commission of known felony.
Attorney Jack Lee referred to his
client as a poor devil" overcome by
calamity possibly as a recsult OF care
lcssncss in fastening his door a..
though he asserted that Pierce was
positive he had locked it.
The trend OF the statement indicat
cd an effort to avoid conviction Of
first degree murder and to make the
crime at most involuntary man
slaughter
Tho State is undertaking to shov
deliberate premeditated murder Of
Jones on the theory that Piecre who
had suffered numerous thefts from
his store, felt resentful because ha
was not given what Ire considered
proper police protection and that he
knew that the door Of his store was
tried every night. Up to adjournment
the State had failed to show premedi.
tation In the killing of Jones, the
states attorney admitting this.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17

w. II, c.: Mrs Eliza Robinson,
G.. W. l.. c.; Mrs. hlaria G. John
son, G. w. W.; Mrs. Harriet Blunt
G. w. l. c.; MIR. ii. w. Davis, G
w. 0. c.; MIR. Thomas jefferson,
G. w. H.; Mrs. Mary Peters, G
w. NJ; Mrs. Hattie Gray, G w. r..
Mfr. a. j. Williams, G II. Deputy.
Board of Rcgents-Mcssrs. Il. j.
Tuliafcrro, w, a. Twiggs, II. IL.
Green, NJ. l.. Perkins, John r.
Beverly, Rev. w. II. Henry, Mrs. Nj
G. Brown; EX'oilicio, Mrs. a. G..
Thompson and Miss Mary NJ. Scott.
Closed to meet with ST. John
Lodge, Milford, Va. September 1922
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-17

Mr.. Robert ID. Hewlett of South
Richmond is spending several days
with his aunt, Mrs Mamie DuflinS
in Harrisburg Pa. He will spend Il
day in Now York before he returns.
A surprise party was given In honor
of Mira. SaroSa Branch Monday night.
She left for school in Cheyney, Pa.
Wednesday morning.
Miss Marie Hewlett, Lacontess
Winfree Mrs. Martha Winfrce and
Eva Britton returned from Asbury
Park Sunday night last.
American Woodmcn Will have their
annual sermon at Sharon Baptist
Church. First and Leigh Sunday
September at eight p. NJ. Dr.. Daniel
l.. Reed OF Norfolk will deliver the
sermon. His subject is, BY These
Things Men Live The public is
cordially invited. E.
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1. o. KING DAVID MET HERE

The Imperial Order of King David
|,cla lts thirteenth annual session
Peptemper 9th and 7th in this city
was one OF the best sessions held
f'hce It's organization Twenty
ne" hodges wero made during tho
past year and 1867 new members
we're added.
me following new officers were
flected: Mrs. y. G. Thompson, G.
". H.; Rev. W. H. Ford G.. w.
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+. W. P.* Mr.. q. J. TaMaferro
r. w. Treasurer; Rev. T.. II Wilson
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WEDDING RECEPTION.

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married June p. will be Tuesday
20 from. 7:30 to 1000
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Friends are invited. No cards.
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De-, HENLEY " lssst,S rdlr wOTc
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hAs h,cn SEX some time is m'
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st.-fh h,n hr cNf~sts - fam
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Marble Hill press., 1921-02-03

HENLEY The rlretion of hcrhSrt
Cnh - president IT the IN.
worth league was eonhrmed Np
Sisfir Russell, Mrs Lilla Met,ulp
and Mn RosA Shell Ncv ArIso'nt'
rd a. assist the pastor % the etrr
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