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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-07
CLARA SMITH
TO VISIT PARENTS

FORT WORTH. TEX, Jan. Clara
Smith Hamon, alleged slayer of Jake
Hamon millionaire Gilman Of Ard
more. IS here today. en- route 20 a
visit with her parents at Ell Paso.
Other than that she Is eager to get
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-07

State of Indiana y
County of Lake,
Peter Meyn President of the First Trust & Savings Bank
of Hammond do soemny that the above statement true
PETER w. MEYN, President.
Subscribed and Before this 9TH day of January. 1921
GRACE r. CONROY Notary Public
My commission expires Feb g. 1922. CcaI)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-07
$2,714.160.93
LIABILITIES.

Capital Stock-Paid in .................$ l25O0oO0
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Undivided Prohts-Net Observation-Disclosures. 22,35456
Dividends Unpaid .......... None
Interest Discount and Other Earnings. ..... 2270460
Demand Deposits, Except Banks. ....... o448242O
Savings Deposits, Except Banks l,250311.33
Trust Deposits Except Banks ....... 49o5785
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Certified Checks ....................... 4OO39
Due to Banks and Trust Companies. ....... 2546633
Due Departments ................ 147,I6889
Premium Reserve on Bonds ......,..,... None
Cash = Oyer....... .....,.............. None
rust investments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. None
Bills Payable Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Other Liabilities .................. 14972.78
Total Liabilities Observation-Disclosures. $27I4l6o.93
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
SHREVEPORT RESULTS

Fast racc--cla inning: purse. $500: FOR
ii nEni:sea cS anl nF H. and n"!f
MCCOY. : to !, 5 to 8. TO .. s-coa,l
oralsgEo. io7. tStsctD. , 20 ;. 10 I, ont.
;hird. Time. i:os 3-". Gladys. sam Iious
SECOND race-tyc and hs!f iuriongs .
purse. sjo0: Tor three ye,1r-u.ds and up:
claiming II" GlolloHayl. 9 /"
J., even. 20 = won: Cotkcy W.. II. tCo!-
ins), 5 to ). to 10. to .. second: re- =
rogriG. l'2 tErichSon). - 10 :! 70 4
20 thhd Time. 10: IS. Ni-N Lon
ION. Fading STAR. Dona Roma, i.iperaror.
chiefs Hartley also ran.
Third race--sey@n iurionEs: purse. $500,
10 ;, won; Galway. ITO tIoiioway5. :
20 :: TO .. to 10. second: Salute. IlO
ins.,''" :; I" i"; 20 >. 3n;; laird, r!ma.
!al Dress, comIcho,. Foreclosure. lir!cS-
Fourth race-clalm!ng: purse. $500: to~
seventy yards Captain Eurns. los Gio!-
ownyp. . 70 3, to ). to .. won: R3ch-
ard ". lo' .'Mcp"rmotc. & TO !. to /.
Gr'n' sfo'H'5 ii';es,; II 1rt:I.ehsonl 10
i'd Gordon. RoIs,rrrr. Walter rurnaow.
counter tiaiance, also ran.
risiH lids n anI n o prse $50: fG,
!ur.nHgs-I!gcr Rose. III OEricksou,.
o. ); , TO 3 wen. h.lIN
la ain E 100 Msp 10 T." 80 ssfG"'
to 70, 70 5. third Time. 1910 2-5 echo,
land. Dahinda. Clean Up. Catan!a' alsu
ran.
sixth racc-c'a Inning: purse. $500 three.
year ODDS and up: mic and seventy yards
p. G, King. ZIG ilcupep. 10 .. . 10 D.
Won: Goci; Roach. III tMGC"Hl. II to )
io7 Ulolioway). 10 TO !. TO l. TO 5.
,hlrd. Time, i:tS As. Parrish. S3ra--
enc. wil!!Ean. judge r.ic=. Keho alec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
NEWARK AGAIN MEMBER
INTERNATIONAL CIRCUIT
aaron Franchise Awarded Roy
Mark--"Buck" Hcrzos Will
Probably Pilot Outfit.
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. March 3.-presldent
j. Conway Toulc. or the Internationul
baseball League. announced today
mat by majesty vote OF the club
owners y; special meeting. the
AKRON. OHIO. franchise was awarded
TO Newark. y. j.
inc Newark club will b. operate /.
by Roy Mack. son of Connie Mac<
me veteran club owner and manager
CT the American League. OF phIadc,.
pEia. The purchase price was sa5.ooO
Charles ("Euck'J Herzos. WIN
played with the Chicago CUBS. IL 4,
understood. Will probably piio, tho
Newark team. Dave DrIsco.I Is as
scc'a;ed with youas Mack IN tae deal
The Akron franchise. il was IN ouyh.
Tor time. would 20 10 Montreal, nut
'hc geographical position Of that city
necess!tatcd such long jumps to Other
cities in the league ;ha; tn. d.. was
abandoned
president Toolc said tho schedule
which had already been prepared
with dates assigned to Akron would
be revised and made public some time
neAi week. The international season
VIII open April 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
SHREVEPORT ENTRIES

Fis; rncc-cla'minG: nurse, $500 FOR
iwo-year-oiGs; ihIce ana a half fnrloaGs-
Lima. lls: Belle ,Wrack. ~: .B.ny ;:y"Ivn.
40. Iul"avena, 100. MU.zey. 100. Dos: era
iion. ls1; Mary H.. I10a.
Second rtc"--oia lining: purse. 80 for
ihrcc-ycar-olds and up: five and "A ha.f
fpriongs-S,. lust. 100. San Marcus, 10;
..!Mickcy Moore. ~ Dln,y, III; Madras
sylvia, l,C DR. Shafer liz. TcrriIie Miss.
III: Little Maudie. Ill
Third r1c"-c.aim ing: purse, 800. TOY
'hrcc. year o DIS aud w: one milo and
seventy yafds-Fonnta!n Fay. II. Bar One,
~. kHho ~ The Poriug,!".H. NJ liar
rcc,y SmarT 49, Selma e.. 100: .Kirs,ics
over 10: 'i,na H.. -. '''
Fourth race-rhr on: purse. $50: cor
three year dds and N.Y.: ono milc and
seventy yHrds-S,. Allan. ilI: HSir Grafton.
~: TElibhCrtv Gibhet. les: ranaiuan los:
Raider. us: Warsaw. iU!' Barry shannon.
itl Watkins Dwycr Robertson entry
,Eiiih ,acSs,olaimins: Gurse. 500. Cor
:inr.omRs- fntrrgial. rs; Dr: Campbcll.
Dress, igj: Princess Lou. To-: Versatile.
MHry Fonso. - Also eligible Eosccc
Goose. rs: American Rose. 10. mormon.
no: cousin % Mine. 10.
SIKH ;:c"- q i'm Ing: purse. $50: e..
three years and M: seven rur,oncs-.
kinE,inf H. ~ Assume. lle: T.. I; King.
ara v les. 'Psnoery Polly. ~: 'Rep-ni.
'A;urcr'.ce allowance claimed five
pounds. Nca iHer. clear. track. fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
PLEsT|NA- FREBERC BOUT
OMEN OF DIG MAT SEASON
Is Proof That Promoters Are Try
Ing to Give Richmond hest
Offerings Possible.

The Marin Plestina- John Frcbcrr
heavyweight wrestling match to be
heid at the city Auditorium next
Monday night. March :. is the initial
Offering Of Promoters Zeke Smith
and Billy Woilsiefcr to the sporting
loving public. OF Richmond. for this
season.
Already the bringing here OF a
wrestling match so much above the
average heavyweight clash has evok-
cd favorable criticism from leading
men OF the city. who wish To see
Richmond have the hest And the
announcement that the clash is to
be followed up by heavyweight and
middlcwcight matches both ut the
auditorium and later at the Broad
way Athletic Arena. Laurel and
Broad streets, is one which should
LEGAL 49, fans.
with Flss,ina baitcring on the
doors Of tie alleged wrestling trust"
'omioSei OF Lewis. Stccher, Caddocl,
ana SianizlnuS and Niadcck Ibysyko
ana guarded over by Jack Curlty, The
iact that Il mailman Of E-rcherg'a inn
portancS and HIS acknowledged
rT"wess consents to meet the ers,-
while outcast is proof positive OF the
ineNitahiiity of Marin's being given
inHtChes ny the "BiS Five"
When this time comes. followers
OF The same are almost unanimous
~ the opinion that he viii be re-
iNrncd the winner IN every meeting
There viii be IA fast preliminary
90 The Plcsiina- Freu.rs TIT Monday
night, tie names OF the wrcYtlcrs To
DC announced at AN early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
HAVANA ENTRIES

i First raSce.-s9 'ur. onFs; ,hreo. yea -o.as
fand up: !slmiHg. purse, 800 -SC.nJN4At..
taI: Belimain; re: Homes; George. iii.
{genah. n?;; oG%a iit: Garbage. "a
klagenct. lIt: The AHsGuega IIG.
III Second rscs--hve and one. hals furlonrs
tmaidcn three -yeur-oidS and ny. claiming.
purse. s7eo--'ThoYKhtIess Ee4Ity, -,
ssFlip. IS; 'Black Pat. 100: .Lyr!c los.
}iDinfdence. 1903. Eastern GisH. i15 M,s.
jter JIgsa. i0s: 'Pokcy Il 100: ~ A!fred
jcIsrk. 100. ~ Porter. ica: Ava r.. i!-.
55Golden Red ia.
EsTbird ries--iiye and oae-h.!' :urionss
-FOUR year -Cids und up; claiming; gurs-.
ftS7e6--.Merry Feast. :o!, 'Ejg NJ Ma.
fiDISS ed Garrison. 100. 'OsSocd. Ies:
sb3jack5 Prince, III
race-sjx furlonrs: ;hrcc-y.ar.
Es05dS; 3AspiIsnt handicap: Observation-Disclosures.
fksharIes Wells. 100; Huoncr. lc3
~ Finh9T acc.-mlle and afty yards: FOR
|lsEnsma ~. Io:; .Zoi,. ioa. .'Bazonry.
woods, EOS; james Ios
btCT64h3leY, 10.
I'M 6ffti,S rsca-msie and on.-nix,een;h
and up; claiming; purse
Oh; .De witt. 100: B!anca
ISs; 'U.i Hunley. I0S:
NsSnati IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
s.s|ALL-sTAR QUINTET IS
\; !: AFTER CHAMPIONSHIP
aPicked Five Will Endeavor 70
sS Wrest Title From Mighty East
Endcrs Tonight.
BATTLE IN BLUES ARMoRl
Nany Powerful Local Teams Have
- Conc Down in Defeat Before ln-
* vincible Church Hill Athletes.
Combination TO Give Them Fiyhs.
Church nm Athletic Club. Tor two

3 Church Hill Athletic Club. FOR two
ssstyears Independent champions OF
q Siohmond. VIII meet a foe worthy OF
ITS steel tonight III the Blues Arm
11tfs,soify. when IL stacks mp asains; an
all-star team composed OF the pick of
No team in the city has been able
TO give the champions i good scare
SO far and it has easily defeated ali
~ who have stood in its way Cniver-
Atty Of Richmond. Medical college.
have been among tho list OF those
& who have fallen victim to the ON
rush OF the East Enders. and all viii
have representatives on the ail-star
aggregation tonight in an cnort 10
end the continuous march 10 victory
virginia Tech. conauerors OF Penn
victory over til. locals this year
Against thls strong outfit The All
+ Stars will place combination which
extend themselves 10 limit IL they
ere to bring home the bacon. Dean
Mau ayy' , B91 Brown or Puma" Pun,
positions of the team,
The former is one OF the hes; for
yards ever turned out ut William AMI
Mary and during the past two sea-
mas been displaying his wares
s.. before the Richmond public undr-
Ahthe Med!Sal College coiors.
49, BOB" Brown is 4 product of Epis-
seF@er Af on w Marsha fH'i s,sr is Las,
year lie was member OF the Church
Hill Quint. while this year he has
been performing with the Merchants
National Bank team and the Rich-
moud Howitzers.
\ wealth of material presents IL
/ self for the defensive end of the
! team. The final selection will come
! from Billy Gooch. former star per-
{ former for the University OF Vir-
/ einia; Buttcrworth. of Randolph
! Macon: Bethel. Of University OF Rich
/ Irond. and p!ckerson. a teammatc of
! Mur!y on the Sawbcnes OUTFIT
! sleepy" Iiolladay, feature per
! former q: the Richmond Terminal
! this season. Will hold down the CEN
ter position.
the city champions will send u team
! OF equal champions will send Il team
vantage OF having played together
throughout the season.
-, Bill" Wharton. one OF the hes,
Known athletes in the city. and
w woodward. a star performer OF the
tChurch Hiil team for several years
Mcliihany. Graham or Ehm!E will,
tpiay guards The former two arc
teammates OF ilampdcn- Sidne., Game
while Eha!.E received his trimming "A :.
the local high school. Richmond Will
,perforTn ~ center.
Seldom has such an array OF stars
3lcca seen in one game before "A local
t.auAieTce, and a large crowd Is .N
fpcci"d out 10 witness the fracas. The
game probably wil be the final i'm
PoTtant clash % the season and viii
: gprove fitting climax.
In the preliminary the Blues will,
meet the liowi"crs. The latter or
seNerai weeks ago and Il warm CON
test is predicted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
CHICAGO WHITE sOX IS
MYSTERY TEAM OF 1921
Gleason Will Try to Rebuild
Famous Wrecked Machine With
Ambitious Rockies.
BUYS MINOR INrIELD INTACT
Express No Regret Over Loss 0f
Indicted Stars-JuSt Pity-Makc
Start for Texas Training Camp
in Hopeful Mood.
Try JAMES l.. i>iLGALiEN.
nricd News Stan Correspondent


CHICAGO. March 3.-The White
Sox, mystery team OF 1871" will be
moving toward their Texas training
camp within twcuty-four hours.
Comiskey Park headquarters was
crowded Thursday with ambitious
young "rookies"-clear-cye eager
place on the famous bali club
wrecked by scandal in the closing
days OF last season. Most OF them
had to introduce themselves
1t was a different type OF player
tina; greeted the gr;zzled manager.
K:d Gleason. The new chaps hoped
on the Thrty-iif;h street cars-2thcy
didn't drive up TO the park in motor
ears as was The custom OF the old
stars now under indictment by the
Cook County grand jury.
Express No Regret.
No regret was expressed by Man
aSer Gleason or the club official Ia
over the absence OF such FORMER
diamond idols as Cicott". Jackson,
Williams AMI Weaver Neither was
any bitterness cxprcssed-jus, pity.
How will your mystery team fin
ish this year." Gleason was asked
You cant win any pennants in the
know until ! see them under fire. /
won't predict anything. just say that
every team won't beat the White
Il think I'll come back with n good
ball club" Gleason continued. Why.
! had pretty fair team on the bench
las; season. IN have forty players
to look over in the South. We ought
70 be able TO pick up some real per
formers: the competition among the
recruits Will be hot as there are a
whole lot OF jobs open-and they
The Kid declined 70 name what he
thought would be- III. lineup for the
opening game.
Two BiE Problems.
Gleasons two big problems will he
the rsoni;ding Of; the pitching s,aT.
Williams. and the selection OF Il
clcnn-un hitter 20 nil Joe Jackson
shoes
Il may lie; Shecly hi, fourth" the
Kid said. Tina, hi-d can hit the APP
u. IN any league"
Shelly. is ii.st baseman from the
,aIt Lax. club OF the Pacific Coast
League. Two other SAT- Lake players.
Ernie johnson. shor;stop. and Ed
IL Mulligar. third baseman-may.
Win The veteran Eddie Collins. COM
with Scnalk behind the bat. Xii
.hrre sal; Lake players hi, over. $40
asst season. and one OF them. JOAN
son; Is generally considered :; better
: [" supp!an;. Most!l j. collins ana
sHik MI! probably make UP the out
hclt with Lie3o!d and Strunk for
emergencies.
Com!sE.ys action In lifting a NIL
nor .c&vu" .naeid INFO the big league
ma prove The w!scst has,bal; move
81 nc w!nteT II is pointed out that
IN" salt LAX" In field. considered classy
~ 1870. has played together aud Il;,t
''.in!c collins Will not only lit in
workings.
~ was iats unprecedented move in
nuying a minor lcHsu" inaeld on the
phtt OF core SScy-h!mscif AN o:d
bal! playcr-that makes In. VIII
son IN" mystery team"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
"A TH0R0UGKDREDs WILL
ENTER BIG MOBILE RACES
Twcnty-i'our Owners Will Shin
Ihcir Horses To Mcct-Judgc
Murphy Will Reside.
IBy AssOc!ated prcss.

Mobile, ALA. March "a tcie-
gram received today announces that
twenty-four owners would ship seven.
'S-fou' head of thoroughbred horse,
10 Noodle for the race meeting 10
start Thursday. MAJ CHI 10. at the fair
grounds
rms telegram cainc from iut=.
Joseph a Murphy, presiding judu,. ~
shreveport. who Will come TO Mubi..
10 act in the same capacity At III.
The list Of owncrs and the nu,nrcr
OF horses thcy VIII ship, as contained
IN the telegram from Judge Murphy.
is as follows:
Drumhul.er stable, 10: Broadus. II:
robertson. 3: Miles. {, Criat. =: Sinp-
son. :: wilson. =: Anderson. . Al
iord :: Lnzader. .: Brumncld 3.
tuddun, =; Johnson. .: McDcrmid s:
moore. :: Doyle. 4. iiatchctt. .. Eray.
-: and SanOvcr GnoipaStor Mcneil.
wagner carr and Cine. cuch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE ROLL
OF SIX CLUBS Is COMPLETE
Season Divided Into Two Halves OF
.: Games Each. Games Post
season series.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. March 2.-Ar
i!eenville today the Appalachian
Baseball Leagues roster Was com
and Cleveland. Bristol, Johnson City
tircenvi!!e and kinSsport completing
The siN-Club organization.
The season viii be divided into two
portions OF h!ty-two games each. the
winners OF the halves meeting In q
seven game series for the league
championship. 40 club il 10 be Al
lowed NOR. than TWO players who
have been higher than Class u. ball.
The salary limit IVES placed ut sl.SOo.
with u player limit OF thirteen eX-
elusive OF The manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
VANGUARD OF BRAVES To
LEAVE FOR CAMP TODAY
Seventeen Battery Comprise First
Contingent. Which VIII Reach
Galveston Sunday.
BY United News.l

81
BoSTON. March 3.-Thc vanguard
on me Boston Braves. who won a
worlds series In four straight games
IN i?ii. and have flown low consls-
sntiy IN the second division OF the
..Nn,,onai League ever since. wiiNIcave
H aii,r me guidance OF Manager Fred
iickinE up recruits along the way.
.hc party viii comprise seventeen
members by the time IL reaches III.
nouthrrn city Sunday night They
are All pitchers ana catchcrs.
ne second detachment OF the club
botn president George W. Grant.
nhu ManhScr Mitchell expressed their
conhaence Thursday that there was
gang or rockies, who will be given
,,ryont during the next few weeks
ne Boston Red Sox will leave for
HOT Springs Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
HAVANA RESULTS

frst race-s'N ,r'onEs: three year o.ds
and ur; claiming: purse. 500 Eddie u -
1'fi"e, 700 iWi!snnl, 10 !, 20 :. 6 to D.
~ I" >. TO .. second. Sy5il. .Ui tFle!ds) .
~ 10 ;, 9 to o., : to >. third. I.:ne. l:iI.
! 1ifo itn; .,Nc'c. Sy.yaH9 Flying Frog.
~ ufnsoa.
| second racc-av. and n h.if furIonrs;
n ree.yyar claiming. rurse. I700--
sietry Dear. no u,r"n-isl. ! 20 5. / 10 ..
Y to I. won; Jacobsan. 100 t.ancastcrJ
ii3 % !. even, 20 :. Sccur!G: Coca Cola ITO
t5MHSop!i &" :, even, 1" :. thiTG. Time.
( ioiia Speed. G"tem.
IhiEd rsce--aye, ana haH fur!ongs:
40 ). TO ): won. Currency. no Ir.cldp.
l.: TO !: to 10. 40 . second: .Ius, F.ucy,
iIol PcnmanJ. TO :. { .i6 ). 2 t. ;.
4 LEANS Girl. Gu'idspau, puuoIua!. Teacher :
i Pet rarasco" All SMOKE.
fourth race one milo and ATTY ya-ds.
fsTOc-war Tax los oIuucasterI'" TO 10
4 10 to .; won roher-%a fE.eena. igi
tt,frnnc!s1: 10 ]. 1" :, 8 10 E. second
tnhiTd. Time. 1866 As, ran; Biscuit.
l.anla, Lady Hester iaet. Rock Miss
III Fifth raee--oue mile and e sixteenth;
3thrcc-year and up. claiming: handi.
i,cap: Sy0O-Runnsyven. 1893 tkcIeay)
ifytiI, TO .. 60 Z, Won. Smart Money.
vs. cond; Napihalius - tM. J. HarncsJ. >
Ito :. 20 .. 20 .. 'Gi-t. Time. I:iC ID.
also ran: Genera, Meaocal. Red E,ar;.
M sixth raee-onc mile aud 6f.y yards.
Hour year Odds ana up: claiming, purs,,
tS7oO- Douhiet IL 100 oPenmant" 70 >.
faA J. Barn.SD. - 70 j. 10 TO i. : To- -
fBecond. Wat.rfo.d Jos WILSON, Is 10 l.
te TO j. 70 !. third. T.mr. 1858 80. .so
Helm, Red, Ie!iisou. Sol. t.i.-.N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
WILL RENEW COTTON STATES
BASEBALL LEAGUE THIS YEAR
CiarksGalc. Greenwood. NcriJ;,n
JACKSON. Miss, aud Pensacola,
Fla. GEL FrHnch;sca.
! :

MEkiplAN. MISS. March 3.-Den-
states Baseball League WAS reached
al meeting Of representatives ii Il
number Of cities hc-r last ni.h.
rive cities Gr.cnw God
Meridian and jackson, Miss and
ionsaco!a. Fla.-wcrc awarded fran
chises with the remaining city to he
Selected from iiatticshurE. Laurel
N'cksDnrg. Miss. ana Selma. Ala. &C.
.NiSion being reached that the .irst OF
these 10 put up the franchise ironcy
would be awarded a berth IN the new
icircuit Il. ,;
|, the salary limii. OF. She Tcagu, was
hS"d at $500 month. a'::n Il PLAYER
l!lmit OF thirteen men. including a
ipiayinE manager, with teams limited
ITO SIN men who have had previous
professional experience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
ThRHEEL NINE WILL PLAY
TWEATY-THREE GAME S
University Of North Carolina Ia
Meet Leading Southern Col
lcgcS on Diamond.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHAPEL HILL. y. G.. March g.
Manager William ii. RuiIin. Jr.. an
hounced yesterday the twcnty-three
games that comprise the 1921 sched-
ule OF the University Of North Caro-
lima baseball team.
Included On the list is 4 Northern
trip OF seven games starting May .
another trip into Virginia TO play the
University OF Virginia and Wash
irgton and Lee. ANA two games each
with Davidson. State College. Trinity
ana Wake Forest.
Three games have been arranged
Apri. .. second in Greensboro. April
%, and y third in Chapel Hill. April
-. With state College. Trinity. and
agreement has been made for the
two games. but with Davidson one
game will he played in Winston
Salem Easter Monday. and the other
III Chapel Hill.
The full SCHEDULE follows:
March 23-New York University. At
Chapel lliil.
March 81 North Carolina State. at
Chapel lii!l.
April :-l'niversity OF Virginia. AZ
charlottesville. Va.
April assassination and Lee Uni
versity, al Lexington. Va.
APRIL - diversity OF Maryland. at
April University of Tlorda. al,
Chapc. lIili.
.Mpril "-wake Forest College. at
Wake Forest
chapel Apsi' NIL if-p"vidso" College at
.Apri! lG-Trinity College. at Chapel
Hill
April 2l-Gu!lford College. at,
Chapel Hill.
April .$--rniversity of Virginia
at Greensboro.
April 25--university OF Virginia. at
Chapel Hii..
Aprir North Carolina state. at
Raleigh.
May 2-Georsctown University. n,
WnshinSt ton. d. c.
Nay My 5runivSrsSi,y of Maryland. at
May. +-Foraham University. at
Nj Max' On New z; York University. a,
New York. y. y
May cCoi.etc of City OF New
York. al New York. y. Y.
May .-Swnrihmore College, at
May .:-virginia Military Institute.
1t Lexington. Va.
May Make Forest college. at
May IA Trinity College. "a, Dur
ham
Ia addition 10 the above. Carolina
WI: probably play the buffalo. \ y.
ciuo training ~ Durham: :: game
WIN the Durham club. and poss:bIy
"ther Piedmont League teams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-04
SPORTS
4AANsPTCNCIT1 SPORTS
Prep S. hool Notes

As soon as weather conditions per
'nn eaScoaii practice Will begin at all
OF ihe~local schools. and a warm bat
tie Tor the city championships is a GER
ta!nty. Interest in the scholastic
battles has been somewhat lack ing
during the past few years. but during
ne pass fcotoali season great deal
~ rivalry existed. and il is prnhLblc
mat the games Will regain th-ir tor
mer status during the local baseball
season.
Couch Smith. OF McGuire's Univer-
SHY. has had his squad out tossing
'he old pill around a few times. and
only the prospect OF continued fair
start in earnest. several letter men
OF last years team are back in school
20 form Il nucleus Tor a winning team
The ANNOUNCEMENT; that billy" Hay
has been secured 10 coach the John
Marshal! nine meets with the APP
prevail OF the majority OF the sup
port"rs OF that school, and we'll
trained team is assured Hay is q
veteran BAH PLAYER. having played
professional ball in and around Hr.h-
mond for several years.
Interest In the prep school relay
70 be hcld in connection win the
liowitZcrS' Armory meet on March 10
- iast increasing. AS pra:t.ce fol-
lows practice the students % joan
more confident in the ability of their
respective teams to cop the event.
While the relay team at john Mar
shall has been at work To-. several
days, actual track practice Viii &c:
start until today. when 'oach Jones
VIII put his charges through theit
frs; work-o He has three letter
men 10 form a blSiSs tor the building
u the team. Biddlc. high Jumper;
Blankcrsht1 a dash man. and Ewing.
distance runner. Will again De cam
d!dates for the team.
Practice at Chambe rlaync school
VIII get under way next week \
wealth o: material is on hand and
one OF the bes; teams 10 represen,
that school N years should be turned
out
The nine organized by the John
Marshall band IS progressing favor
ABLY. Games are pending with the
band corps OF Petersburg and Nor
tolk. with others in prospect.