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, 1921-02-17
Again the Whipping Post.
baltimore Amcrlcau.)

baltimore Americau.)
by unanimous vote the Delaware
state senate last week passed n hill
increasing the penalties for robbery.
For highway robbery penalty OF $500
fine. 40 lashcs ON the bare hack and
20 years Imprisonment is fixed. If
the robbery is committed In II dwelling
the Imprisonment Is cut town to ten
yenrs. hut the fine and 40 lashes
on the bare back remain. There is a
further reduction for attempted rob
berry, but the 10 lashes are not changed.
Delaware is the only state that keeps
the whipping post In use. IL holds that
Il Is effective in keeping criminals from
the state and in greatly d~iscouraging
its own cvil-doers. Two years z an
effort was made TO abolish Il aud the
matter came up before the state senate.
Ii was defeated by n vote of 10 TO ?.
The claim then and the claim nov Is
that the whipping post Is efficacious
and economic. That It is also called
a blot on civilization does not affect
the Delaware point OF view.
, 1921-02-17
live STOCK PRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Moderate Supply of Cattle,
Prices About Steady
HOGS ARE DULL BUT HIGHER
Severe Break Recorded in Fat Lambs;
But Sheep Rule Steady to Easier.

Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
Neb., Feb. IL, 1921.-The week opens
out with moderate run of cattle and a
fair packing demand for good beef
grades. Most classes of beef material
sold at generally good figures, with fat
cows steady to strong and feeders
steady to a little higher in spots. Best
beef steers made a top of $50.
Quotations on cattle: Good TO choice
beeves, $7.75@S.4O; air to good beeves,
S6.75@I.6O; common to fair beeves,
$8.OO@6.I5; good to choice yearllngs,
$7.25Q775; fair to good yearlings,
S6.50q1.25; common to fair y%earlings,
S5.5OQ6.5O; choice to prime heifers,
S6.00Q6.I5; good to choice heifers.
$5.OO@6.O0; choice to prime cows, S5.75
96.4O; good TO choice cows, $3.50
$50: fair to good cows, S4.5005.25;
cutters, $3.50@425; Gamers, $2.75@
3.25; beef and butcher bulls, S4.250
500; bologna bulls, S3.75@425; veal
calves, 5000 1000: heavy and me-
dunn calves, S4.5OQS.O0; good to choice
feeders, $7.50@S.00; fair to good feed
ers, $675Q7.50; common TO fair feed
ers, S6.0OQ6.75; good to choice stock
ers, $T.25@T.75; fair to good stockers,
S6.25@7.25; common t o fair stockers,
$5.00Q6.25; stock heifers, S4.0OQ5.5o;
stock cows, $3.5O04.50.
Small Advance in Hogs.
Only 5000 hogs were estimated for
Mondays trade and the market ruled
slow at moderate advances, most of
the hogs selling at prices u dime to a
quarter higher than those paid at the
close of last week. Best light hogs
went to shippers at the days top,
S9.35, and bulk of the receipts sold at
SS.50Q9.25.
Lambs Slump Badly.
Fla lamb prices broke sharply under
the weight of a heavy run and most
of the offerings had to sell ut figures
5OQT3c lower, with heavy lambs as
much as II dollar lower. Best handy
lambs topped at $50. Fat sheep
ruled steady to a little easier, with
best ewes selling at S4.25.
Quotations on sheep and lambs : Best
fat lambs, $7.50@S.10; medium to good
lambs, $7.00@7.50; plain and heavy
lambs, $6.00@6.75; yearlings, 5000
600; aged wethers, S4.50Q5.O0; good
to choice ewes, $4.O0@4.25; fair to
good ewes, S3.50@4.Oo; Gull and Gamer
ewes, Sf.50Q3.00; feeding lambs, $6.2.
@7.0o; feeding ewes, S2.7503O0.
, 1921-02-17
Payment Plan on Grazing Fees.

The agricultural appropriation bill
as reported by the L. $. Senate com
mittee on agriculture carried three
amendments of more than ordinary in
terest to Wyoming people which We're
secured through the efforts Of Senator
John b Hendricks, u member Of the.
committee.
one of these amendments provides
that grazing fees on the national for
est, instead of being payable in advance,
may. during the calendar year of 1921,
ut the option of the permittee. he paid
in two equal installmentS-the first
half on the first day of August and the
remaining half ON the first day Of De
tober. There is no interest to be
charged ON the deferred payment.
Senator Kenslrick tool the position
that. inasmuch as the amendment pro-
vided for payment at II time current
with the use of the pastures the gov
ernment should not ask to collect in
terest.
The senator secured an increase of
S97 $50 for the work Of the biological
survey in the destruction OF predatory
animals. bringing the total for that pur-
pose up to Sj5O,OO0 The Importance
Of this Increase will be appreciated by
livestock owners in communities where
the d%epredations Of predatory animals
have resulted in losses running into.
, 1921-02-17

An eastern firm declares that IL Is
going to try 10 do business without
money. Information on the subject
will he cheerfulIy furnished by almost
my country acknowledgements Wells
(Colo) News.
, 1921-02-17

While most parts of the west have
been boasting of their wonderful
weather the last few months. the win
ter has taken its spite out ON the up
per Green River valley, according to
James Nicholson, banker rancher Of
Big Piney, Wyo., who paid the Omaha
market Il visit recently, "a the
Journal Stockman of that city.
Our weather has been much worse
than it was last year, and in fnct l
think this is the worst winter we have
had in 3S years remarked Mr.. Mick
elson. "Since our first storm late in
October, there has been no let-up, the
temperature having gone AS low as ~
below zero. There has been such Il
heavy covering of snow on all winter,
that l doubt if there is much frost in
the ground. and we ought to be able to
figure on grass fairly early.
80 far the cattle loss has been light,
as most ranchers were pretty well fixed
for hay. Feed is at "A premium in the
Ilhty country hEhiH tlhS NiHsei' Up "
the present hay has held right around
$f5 a ton all winter. and those who
still have hay for sale are said to he
holding 1t for $50.
'The bad weather seems to have
been confined to "A strip about 100
miles long by 80 wide right up the
Green River valley. Over in Star val
ley. which is in the same county. just
across the mountains, the winter has
been open"
, 1921-02-17

thousands OF dollars the past
An increase Of $4,000 was secured
in the amount appropriated for dry
land experimental stations, which In
clude among others in the west, one at
Anchor and one Mt Sheridan.
, 1921-02-17

Better price for calf hide says a
farm publication. Probably due to
scarcity. You seldom see calves hid
now.-Baltimore Sun.
, 1921-02-17
To Hunters and Fishermen.

No fishing or hunting allowed on the
Condict ranch on Brush Greek.
w. G. CONDICT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
BECKY BROOM HILL WINS
IN BIRD DOG FIELD TRIALS
All-Agc Stake Goes TO Ken
lucky Pointer-Makcs
Her Third First"
fBy Associated prcss.I

LETCHATcHIE. ALA. Dec. Ell
Becky Broom Hi. tho famous pointer
belonging To Louis Lee Hasgin, OF
Lexington. Ky. won the ail-agc stake
Of the Southern field trials. which was
decided here today.
In making this win. Becky Broom,
liiil scored her third first In less
than ten days. Las. week in the
continental trials she won high In
both stakes held by that club.
Second place in the Southern trials
was won by the pointer Doughboy
owned by l.. ]. Rowe. OF Birmingham
and third place was divided bctwccn
IN. pointers Ferris Jake and Co
nanche Rap. The former belonging
To G. L.. Griffith, Of Yale. Okla. and
the latter To william Xicglcr. Jr.. o!
New York.
There were twcnty-four starters II
the stake and some very intcrestinr
heats were run. Becky Broom III
did not run her usual frs; series
heat. AS matter OF fact she was
rather fortunate Ia hc called back
in the finals. Eut when she was put
down for the second time she rar
not only up To her best form. but she
handled her game to perfection
The heat between Comanchc Rap
the New York pointer. ard Ferris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
ITALY HOLDS TO VIEW
MUST EQUAL FRANCE
Navy Must He Kept on Tnr WIZ,
That OF Near Neigh
hOr.
tBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2l.--Dcprecst
INK any novcmcn, TO increase anna
mcnis either by land or sea, tho T,al.
ian delegation to tho armament con.
ference still hold 10 their original
portion that they must maintain ~
equality with France I'm iInyS
strength. \ spokesman today. in ass.
cussing Ituly's desires In tho mattci
OF retention OF submarines. said ,haI
az America and France. and cYci
Japan. seemed TO be inclined towai..
the US" Of submarines. i.aly woul,
take the same View. II waI added
however, that she would favor am
measure that would restrict the us,
Of submarines To purely dcfcnsiI,
PURPOSES.
AS humanity has not proGregsS,
To tho point whcre we can aitoEcths,
escape war" tho spokesman said. SO
every ration must provide for 81,
own safety. We hope there neve,
will he another war; that just cndc,
was so terrible that humanity ~
afraid even TO think Of another war
But 20 long as we must provide fol
our safety az do other nations. Itais
might regard the submarine as
necessary weapon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
5000 MINERS IDLE IN
KENTUCkY.TENN. FIELD
,Ry AesoeLatea Press J

KNOXVILLE. TENN, Dec. Gin
The Kentucky Tennessee coal field
between 5000 and 5000 miners are
Idle and thousands living In humble
ht:ues arc destitute o: the necessities
~ life as the result Of Suspension
u -n!a.ng operations during the past
tea months, according To- l. Il. Reed,
secretary Ok District No. i:. United
Mine Workers of America, Win Of
noes IN Knoxville.
since the middle CT las; June the
situation has been gloomy and the
aattoua! organization OF mine work
.rs and miners Of The Gistric: who
have been able 20 hnd employment;
Save been aiding The unemployed.
Sir Reed said.
i; is estimated By union officials
mat not more ;han 1910 miners aye
working i. the local district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
.EL0N MAKES PUBLIC ITS
REVISED QUINT SCHEDULE
Team Will Invade Virginia.
Football Players Re
ccive Letters.
Especial TO The Times-DIspa,ch.I


ELoN COLLEGE,. Dec. cl.--At a
meeting OF the athletic committee
OF the facUlty>this week the follow
ing students were awarded the var
a;;y e. In football. these men hav-
ing participated i'll sufficient num-
Der OF the games TO be recognized as
representing the college IN this
branch OF sport:
f. $. Johnson Ccaptain), Greens
boro. y. c.; J. Il. Newman. Eiou Col
lege, \. c.; l., ]. Perry. Wingatc. y. c. Il:
j. NJ. McAdams. Zion College. y. C.:
j. NJ. Fin, Burlington, y. G: q. =.
German, Concord. y. c.; {. T.. Far
ley, High Point, y. c.: Hal Clark.
Snow Camp, y c; ]. C. Flynn, Relew
Creek, Creek. y. c.; n. :. Ferry. Win
gate, y. c.; J. T.. Smith, Greensboro.
y. c.; II. l.. White, MiddlcburE. y. O.;
j. l.. Cameron. Pittsburgh. Pa: G.. l..
kirkland Elon College, y. c.. John
Whltesell. Elon College. y. G.: L. l..
Fcssmire, Silcr City. y. C.; T., +. AL
ston Pittsburgh. Pa; q. l.. Stoner.
Greensboro, y. g., aud q. u. Under
wood YounEsvillc, y. c.
Graduate Manager Hook announces
4 revised basketball schedule from
that given out some time ago for the
seasom Of 1922. Elon has the usual
number OF games in the State, and
takes four-game trip in Virginia.
meeting the V. NJ. l.. Washington and
Lee and University OF Virginia teams.
Glon's prospects for Il real rcpresen-
tativc team are promising.
The revised schedule rs announced
Ia rs follows:
January lo-Durham y. NJ. c. \. n,
I;lon.
January il-wins,on- Salem y. NJ.
&. y. at Zion.
January 2c-N. C. state at Raleigh
January 2l-Wake Forest At Wake
Forest.
January 2a-Eilss' Club a, Lynch
burg, Va.
January 24--Washington and Lee
at Lexington. Va.
January aJ-V. NJ l. At Lexington,
Va.
January 26--Cniyersity of Virginia
at Charlottesville.
January @S--Lcnoir ut Zion
January 3l--Guilford At Guiiiord.
February IN. c. State at E.!on.
February i--Wofford At Elon.
February G-rriuity AZ Raleigh.
February S--Ciuilford at E!on.
February l0-DaviGson at Zion
February li-CnivcrSity of y. =. AZ
Chapel Hiil.
February l5-Davidscn at Davidson.
February l5--Open.
February 2l-Durham y q. Durham
February @i-Wake Forest at Eicn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
READ DISPOSITIONS
ON BURCHS SANITY
fny .lsgoclatet Prcss.l

LOS .>NGaLES, CAL, Dec. IL
D-posi.ious 10 the effect that Arthur
q. Burch. "a triu! for Tn" alleged muir
der Of J.. Bolton Kennedy showed
t.g-s ~ moral ANA uvuta! changes
from two 10 three years ago were
read today Hs part Of the dcfense's
erTcrt 70 show the prisoner whs ia
sane at The time Kennedy was killed
Tho dapos.tions we're made IN CHI
cago by Mrs. Alice Gale Quayl".
former wife OF Burch: bishop Mathew
1uayle Of |. Louis. Mo. her father,
ana Mrs.. Dora u. Durch. mother of
tine defendant Tho reading 81 Mrs.
Burcis deposition had not been com
ulctcd "hcn court adjourned until to-
morrow morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
Babe" Ru,h's Double
Clue Leads to Arrest
Inv Associnlcn rress.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.-Thc fact
that he looks more or less like
"'abo" Ruth. famous Yankee
tatsman. led Ia the arrest today
OF Raymond Sterling. wanted In
connection with twcnty-onc bur
glhries committed In brooklyn
within the last SIX weeks.
Mrs. Lillian Secol, baseball
fan. who was the victim OF ono
OF tho robbcrlcs. told tho police
To look for 'Babo" Ruth's double.
They did. and arrested him today
on suspicion. i!o ia alleged To
have confessed committing all the
crimes charged against him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
MA 'MSELLE LA MAR, THE ONLY WOMAN
PRIZE FIGHTER In u. s., SEEKS BOUTS
lBy United News

NEW ioiik Dec 4iJeanne La Mar she is make the
those so chic American prize lighters
Mamseie on Monsi Leo l. Flynn director
be
some match
"a Of
betty nams
o length
skirt manselle
friendly
Flynn with stable known
of
ter IL Americ
$ 4 Fyun's office fighter in
Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
PENN STATE WANTS GRIDIRON
GAME WITH INDIANS IN 1922
Date of September 3d. Offered by Northerncrs Is Open
William and Mary Schcdule-Negotia-
tons Under Way for Contest.

Tho offer is recognition OF tho
regeneration OF William and Mary
along all lines. The Indians base
ball team that defeated Unlvcrsity
OF Pennsylvania last spring at Phila-
dclphia won II splendid reputation.
Should the Penn State game ma
tcrializc. 1t Will prove the first ~,
tho locals 1922 schedule. and wHI
result In the football squad report
Ing carly for practice. Eighteen let
ter men probably Will return TO col
lhgc. and under tho leadership OF
Captain Harwood. end, the 1922 grid
iron season promises to be the best
In tho history OF Americas second
oldest scat of learning.
Penn State also quoried the Uni
vcrsity OF Richmond asking for 81
game on September 80, 1922 The
Spiders refused the OFFER because o;
Il fun schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
INDIANS PLAY TWO GRID
GAMES HERE NEXT YEAR
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.

Especial To The Times Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Dec. 2I--
william and Mary Will play two
football games In Richmond next fail.
In addition To the annual Thanks
giving clash with University o. Rich
mond. the Indians also will meet
iiampdcn- Sidney in the capital city.
The date Is October 2S. at Mayo Is
land Park.
home games arranged are wit n
Roanoke College. Randolph Macon
College and Union Theological Semi :
nary. The addition of Penn State
and V. y. I. to the schedule gives
the Indians n hard schedule. An
other home game and one or more
contests in Norfolk arc being ar
ranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
,nn,,~ seek Good Team.
IHr Initcd Ncws.l

KY INitcu .Nt"S-i
EEW YORK Dec. @l.-rhc Yankees
are determined to repair their plate
glass window. smashed by tho brick
mat Judge Lands bounced on III"
l;or,hiuo's hituiithic beanO. AS the
club now stands. the champions OF
,hc American League Viii have only
ono hiEh-claSs outfcldcr for the
first thirty-niuc rames OF l922, To-
y,it. Elmer Miller, In center. Babe
Ruth and Sob Mcuscl arc out OF these
lamcs, under suspension, and there
is no argument about thar.
The deal with tho Red SoX. where
nv Everett scott, Joe Bush and sam
Homes Join the Yanks. brings pitching
strength TO the American League
champions and the whole wortt
knows they need il. hut 1t does not
help the outhcii Therefore the
Yankees will continue 10 decker Wh'l.
they land at least one tried ana
thorouchly competent onthcih'r' an"
VIII try 10 buy or otherwise ACQUIRE
another.
Colonel I. l.. Huston, ono Of the
owners Of the Yanks. is In Georgia,
nu. Colonel Jacob Rupperi, the other
nal. OF the greatest dongh-re-ni
dua, In baseball, IL SIN in town ad-
jae,rt 10 the strong-box. with ms
si,cy,s rolled ny. ready 70 shove! OUT
the price of ilrst place.
tn, Yanks still ycarn FOR Bobby
Velch. Of the Tigers. TO take kuth
place in !cf; field. Apparently. the
niger management speaks high
Cpwn language with the accent on the
wage. for the Yanhs haven't maze
terms with them Yet. However IN
any emergency. where money talks,
the tr.a colonies q the POLO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
Yncht Race In September.

Long Island Sound next September
VIII witness team yacht races be-
tween Great Britain AMI the United
states for the British American cup.
The yachts Will be OF the siN-mctcr
claGs. and the races Will be sailed un-
der american rules. The Americans
lost the first series Of races this year,
n ;hc so!cnt, by a small margin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22

Jake. who hailed all the way from
oklahoma, was also n most interest
ms one. In the second series. They
found and H. ndlcd birds. but In mat
ter OF range they were most diiiicuit
TO handle. Both OF them were In :
cl'ned 10 be rather Wild ana unruly
AT times. Otherwise they might have
headed the famous Lexington pointer.
which has been winning with such
persistent regularity this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
u. VIRGINIA AND CADET
CUNTS MAY PLAY HERE

The University OF Virginia and V.
NJ ]. may meet on Richmond foo:
In decisive basketball clash. II has
been announced here. There are two
,.u!nt games scheduled To be played
between these Two teams during The
coming season. and should it turn out
that these two contests are divided.
a third game Will lie necessary 10
break the tie. and this third game
will be played IL Richmond on the
big door q the Howitzers' Armory
under the auspices ot the loca! STATE
militia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
smith tn i.igM; Deal.

CLEVELAND. ONO. Dec. I'll
Elmer smith. outheldcr OF the t!cHe-
land Americans. trnicd with TWO
other Cleveland players TO Boston for
John lstumy) Mciunis, said today he
would fight the Cleveland clubs de-
c.sion TO send him to 4 second Ill
vision team.
Roger pcckinpaush, who played
shortstop and captaincd the New
York Americans lart year. today
said he was stunned by the news
that he had been Included in a trad
between New Yorl: and H"Stvn'
pecisinpauch charged that he was
nadc the goat" in the dca'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
FRANK WELLS, PITCHER
FOR MOBILE TEAM. DIES
1ny Associated Prcss1

MOBILE. ALA, Dec 2i.-Frank
Wells. pitcher with the Mobile
Southern Association baseball club
last scason. died today NJ Casper.
Wyo.. from pneumonia. according to
news received here. Wells was also
with the Nashville club OF the South
crn Association At one time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
HARVARD AGAIN TO PLAY
DARTMOUTH IN FOOTBALL
Came Will BE Played Oc-
tobcr 28-Othcr Sporting
News From Gotham.
INy tinted News.l

NEW YORK, Dec. ol.--Haryard has
taken dartmouth back on her foot
bah schedule, according To an an
nounccmcnt from Cambridge. The
1872" game will be played on October
IS in Cambridge. thereby giving "un-
biased Boston. who always support
the smaller college against the Grim
son, = chance to shout loud and long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
JAKE SCHAEFER TOPS
CONT IN SIXTH BLOCK
lBy Nssociatcd prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Dee. ell
Jake Schaefcr. worlds 1872 balk-line
billiard champion. defeated Roger
Cont, French player. in the nth and
sixth blocks OF their 3,200-point cX-
hib!tion match today. Schaefer won
the afternoon match, 800 To 3S3, and
the night match. 800 TO 1913. The
point totals are: Schacfer, 2.307:
Cont, i."31. The final blocks OF the
match will be. played tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
Especial to Tho ,'lmcs- Dispatch. ]

lSpcciaI 10 Tho IimcS-DiSpatch.1
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Dec. 2l.---
Penn state College. rated by many
experts the best eleven I'm the East
this year, wants to meet William an !
Mary College on the grIdiron next
fall.
The offer came from tho Nittany
Lions. y telegram addressed to
james G.. Driver. professor OF ply
steal education, asked II the William
and Mary team could play Penn State
ut Harrisburg. Pa. on September 80
Mr.. Driver liz now negotiating with
Nell NJ. Fleming. graduate manager
Of athletics at Penn State.
In its telegram Penn Stale held out
the hope OF arranging IL satisfactory
guarantee. The date offered. Scptem-
Der 80. Is open on the Indians
schedule. The game. II arranged
VIII be the first Northern Eridiron
contest staged by William and Mary
In many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
JACK r. DENNY. ONCE
FAMOUS JOCKEY. DIES
re- AssnciateA 49,. /

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Dec. 2l.-
Jack T.. Denny, 80. said 10 have been
at one time one Of the most widely
known Jockeys in the country and
20 have ridden horses on virtually
every track in the world. died here
Monday night, il was learned today.
Denny lost an arm some years ago
and for several years had earned his
living selling newspapers here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
FEAR PLAYERS MAY CAUSE
HITCH IN BASEBALL DEAL
Mclnnis' Agreement Specifies
He Must Consent Before
Traded, He Says.
Smith Declares Hr VIII Fight Clcrc-
land. Decision TO Trade Him.
Peek Charges THAT lie WAS Made
''GoHt" I'm Deal.
IRy Assoclated rress. !

MANCHESTER, MASS, Dec. IA
possible hitch in The deal by which
John tStuny) Mc!nnis. Of this town,
arst bascman for the Boston Amcr!-
cane, was TO be- Transferred to the
Cleveland Club for three other play
cTs developed today with Mclnnis'
s;atcmen, that he did not intend TO
join the Indians. He said h" had
a written agreement that he IS not
To- hc traded or sold without IS con-
sent,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
TcndIcr-.>Jntr nort or.

PHILADELPHIA. Dcn 2l.-Tho
eight round bout between Lew Tend
Ter. Philadelphia lightweight. and
Barney Adair. Of New York, schcd-
ulcd 10 he held here Christmas after
noon. has been cancelled. IL was am
nouncad today. Tender injured his
riSh;hand last week in he's match
with sailor Freedman ut New York,
the announcement said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
Gr-cnIcar Wins First Block.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2I.-Ralph
Grecnlcaf OF Wilmington. Del,
pocket billiard champion. tonight
won the frat block OF his $50 point
title match with Arthur Woods. OF
Minneapolis. 1871 TO 1873. Woods had
high run OF forty-one; Grecnleaf.
twcnty-nine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
White to Meet TendI.r.

Charley White the Chicago hoy.
VINO would like TO try on Benny Leon
ards crown for bit. has been
,na;ched-alnost--to meet Lew Tend
le-, who beat Sailor Friedman two
weeks ago. White is expected in New
York within Il few days TO make final
arrangements !or the match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
Hold Southern Golf
Tourney at Atlanta
tEy Asgocintcd Press. I

MEMPHIS, TENN, Dec. Ell
The twentieth national amateur
championship tournament of the
Southern Golf Association will
be held over the course OF the At
lanta Athletic club June 20-2f,
according to adviccS received to-
day from II. T.. Smith, president
Of the association.