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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ADOPTS 1921 SCHEDULE
Class :. =. Organization PLANS Tn
o"rn Season tnrii u; and Close
brrutIrF -

li4I'@Ge Feb LITTLE American
Association today adopted a iSS-
."HHs schedule for the coming season.
I. enihG decision OK The mrs; roll
sa.i '9r me tlrst ;imc IN the history
% Inc organization.
Tne Pla. 70 play the same number
--Ht's - last year met little OPP
TH season viii open April 10, the
-.He "H ;aa major Leagues and Close
Epeains dates viii tie as
$. Paul a: Milwaukee,: Nlinneanolis
N' ,h Columbus at India
'alHis Eol-io az louisville.
" meeting tomorrow wil! con-
s'E'r proposition that players be-
,lr, ."-- y - tide 70 ana from the
hsi- park IN yusses- Manager Johnny
E'. GEL. The Chicago National
Les club. recently expressed the
gHI..a- tEht s. return 10 ms old tim.
h'@ ""4il bring C~rHg-H!a!ity. Better
s-lr' aai more efficient team work
4ar2 rae ;aayc:s.
The Yn.r voted SIX To ,wo
against living the major "aTues the
rrl'!-t-es ~ drafting players from
;A. Organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
SPIDERS MEET MEDICAL
COLLEGE FIVE TOMORROW
Rival Basketball Outfits VIII Play
III WcsthamptUn-ltcd and Blue
Loses Two Regulars.

nobson's Spiders viii play their
second basketball game of III" week
taking 81 the local Mcdico puint In
that Will undoubtedly be one OF the
fastest uuint battles of the present
local season. Tho contest viii start
Thermometers to cave town on the
T:i5 or = o'clock car aud be on hand
at the start.
Even with the blow that basket
ball prospects at the University OF
Richmond received THIS week in the
dispu"lifyinE OF Allen and Sn.ad be-
cause OF ta!iur" To meet the scholastic
requirements at the Io"a! university.
the Red and Hines rcmodcicd uuint
combination Is expected to nght an
even battle with the speedy Saw
bones.
because of tho permanent loss Of
the Two guards for this :.aann. Coach
l~I"H.oi, Plans To try 1owill AT IN.
int ward position as a running mate
Of Iicglar. with Fray IN reserve.
N@loiiirS viii therefor" remain at
turns uu.
~ uutil this shifting tool; rlac..
homes were high at W~csthampton and
IN" Rcd and Riuo was b.ii.v"l To-
haze an even chnnc" with the Med
ic"s. Now. while the spiders iuOl.
on paper. their show INK in
the second half OF III" Wake Forest
game boosted the hopes OF Spid.r-
dom. There is likewise a new fight
ing spirit in the Dnbsoni,cs' camp as
"a. puint assumes It's new r%cspousi-
billy. which viii undoubtcdIy H.. ri,
tomorrow might.
n the FIRST meeting OF tn" two nv.s
season, nftM" playing = pretty
lose contest for III" greater par; Of
ne game. the Medical College team
uruir away and won by % conform
ti" margin. For the past two years
IN" Siwhoncs have mad things their
own way In basketball games with
the spiders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
TERMINAL FIVE TO PLAY
HEIGHTS TEAM
return Gam Will i;c Staged al
Howitzcrs' Armory Fri
day Night.

NAT is expected to he one of the
best basketball attractions of tho
season VIII be offered Friday uic hi
at the iiowitzcrS' Armory when the
isichrn"nd Terminal team stacks up
against the Congress Heights YAM
KEGS OF Washington. II. G. Terminal.
Wh" mas made such u wonderful
record so far this season. was de-
iea'ed earlier in the season by the
and are rracticiug hard in
order to secure revenge.
Tn Congress Heights Yankees. who
are the champions Of tn" p.strIc, OF
Columbia. Maryland and Northern
Virginia. are coming to Richmond
win u WONDERFUL record for this sea
,wn, ny n.y.. Won eishteen out Of
TWO games to the keyScr. " Va.
Contestants. champions of West V.r-
s!n.a. Ihe Richmond \. &. is an
either local team which has sue
vuinhcd To the Nankcua. Til" C.uap
humphreys officers team. whir mad.
thr naval Academy team 40 AN extra
is:tsd by the Congress Heights
nkc From this il can lie easily
seen that the Yankees have one OF
III. teams in this RECKON.
ne team rs an exceptionally fast
one. considering the TACT that the;
nave the necessary weight. averaging
ihpuI 10" pounds.
IN Saubcr. the WASHINGTON center.
The RichnoEd fans Will have Il chance
TO see one OF the iinshi.st CCnt.rs
seen in Richmond for some time. 'rh.
attack Of the team is built around
MN, as his average of thirteen Held
Soais for each game ShuwS. He is
ais" considered one of the host dril-
birS in Washington and Il iiuc floor
man.
While Terminal has not been go.
ing as good as WAS expected of them
carrier IN the season. they claim that
The? VIII have Il dark horse in one OF
'hc forward positions who w'il max.
thr Washington guards - som. 10
Keep up with him. AS thiSs has l,.ca
n" Weakest point in the Terminal
lineup since Carroll left for !. u. l..
the supporters of the team are .N-
IT to ic at its best.
The G!n;cr Park y. &. viii meet
pinwiidic High SChool in the
preliminary game. AS Gintcr i'ar!;
claims the Junior city championship
and binwiddie High is coming 10
liichmond with a fine record. this
game also is expected 10 provide some
excitement for the fans. The Giutcr
lark club, which is composed Of high
school boys, has lost only one game
this season. and viii be out to keen
up their good work.
y dance Will hc given after the
game in honor OF II W.Ish!ugt0n
team. music being furnished 10y one
Of the best orChcStraS I'm the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
RUPTURE EXPERT nENE
Srcicy. Famous I'm This Speciality.
Called to Richmond.

+. III. Secley, Of Chicago and Phila-
dclphiI. the noted truss expert. will
personally be at Murphy's Hotel
and Will remain in Richmond his
Thursday and Friday only. February
l7th and 18th. Mr. Scciey says: THE
~Spcrmatic Shield Will not only retain
any case OF rupture perfectly. Eu,
contracts the opening in 10 days on
the average case. Being a vast adj
~vanccnent over all former methods
cxcmplifying instantaneous effects
Immediately ~apprcciablc and with
standing any strain or position.
This instrument received the only
awar in England and in Spain. pro-
ducing results without in
jcctions. medical treatment or pre-
scriptions. Mr.. Scclcy has documents
from the United States Government,
Washington, D.. G., for inspection. AL
charity cases without charge. or, if
any interested call. he will he glad
to show same without charge or tit
them IL desired. business demands
prevent stopping at II other place
in this section.
T.. S.-TSvcry statement I'm this no.
ttcc Inns been verified before the Fed
crHI nnd State cOurts-F. H.. SccIcy.
Home Office.
1927 Walnut St, Philadelphia.
ADV,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
FLS7IC FANS ANXIOUS FOR
BRENNAN TO MEET MARTIN
VIII Watch Bits Work With Interest TO See if Hc
hcally Is Contender for Heavyweight Title.
Soldier Has Good Physique.

Is an arncs lighter who wants TO
top the list.
Ills long career certainly gives him
the edge over Young Martin. who. il
seems. developed his BOXING ability
IN France, la other words Martin is
10, OF the real puriiiStic class. !ir
u.ant actually come M in the rro-
ieSSionai ring. Possessed of u. aplca-
niu phSSiruc and capable OF shoot
ing out Il pair of heavy punches. he
cum hinSclc with many talents tnaa
are necessary to the man who wants
70 taise W. lighting .S Il business. Ills
bouts in tao army developed his
speed ana gave him a fair knowi-
cdIe of ring matters. I:u; in com
parlSohs To Bill Brcnnan's knowl"lgc
or ring. tactics. Martini knowledge
is small indeed. However. Martin
may be able to overcome his hanIi-
cap OF 10y AN Ample supply
Of steam and speed.
at 1871 rounds will out
w".Eh Martin by Il i"w ununds. as
the former D~ouEhhoy tins Tia. scales
nearer 10 lS5 pounds ROW. II Mar
Tin does put X. o.. Bin by tie way
sue he VIII certainly have ,stab-
ilShcd himself as a logical contender
Tor Mr.. Dcmpscy'S mythical rr,vu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16

The i:ritish Isles, Spain and AUS
tTa!!a have nicd challenges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
GETS 2 YEARS IN PRISON
FOR MALICIOUS WOUNDING
Cleveland Washington l. Convicted
Upon Ills Second Triaf In
nusfiuES Court.

At the close OF his second trial in
musings Court FOR malicious wound
!nE a jury yestcriHy afternoon re-
& cleveland WASHINGTON. with q
term Of two years IN the l"nit-n-
tihry. a hung jury resulted at the
first trial.
C!ar"nce Austin, charged with
Stealing i've o~vcrcoats from Horace
;. Wright. was given one Year IN the
pc~nit"nt.arN.
Jasper Voolfolk. charged wlth ak
ing tire" coats from ;h- pool room
conducted hy y. W Foliscs. was
given II year in the p~.nit"ntiury.
Mile. lltincs. was given one year
in the pcnitcnt!ary for having cocaine
il her possession for commercial pur-
POSES.
Rosa Morgan. T.. Il. Goodman and
7. j staples. were each given one
month In jail ana fined $50 FOR vio-
iat!ng the prohibition laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
BOSTON RED S0X TO PLAY
AT PETERSBURG APRIL 8
ArrnnGr Exhibition Gam. Uit,
1""hrr~-H"rt Pittsburgh
Nationals Five fines,

..w.'.' '..NTHNNN iTH@E-
i''5EnH. FED. id.-Thc sprin.
training season for tn. n.sinu
Americans VIII incIud" "a nvc-y.mn
series with The P~ittsDHv..h Nationals
AT Hot Strings. A~j... AMI a Fortnight
o. play VIII oth"ra J,.tuls on the
tflI north. S"vefa! dates arc stir
Ua;iicd. Those ccmulcicl Mr.. an..
n tDiaY "a follows:
Nii,,Ech (. -. Pittsburgh s~tat;onaln.
~ rot Sr-'n'.s: March aa-36. Menu
h:it University. a, %..shvilir .r..rr
.AprI! :, Knoxville. u; Kuoxyun-
Ien" Apr.l Z. Rochester Intrraa,
u2a"ia At E~nmher#. 5 -: Aprii 9.
;. e. Apri :. R-pcnrst", Intnrn.
I,pntif at Darlington s e.: Aprii 9
!tletshurg, at Petersburg. Va
arm =, Baltimore. at HtIf;uyrc -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
OFF BURNING CAR,
GIRL IS AWARDED S2,15C
halfway Attorneys ComnrOmI~,
In Suit for Iip,.lIS
Injuries,

suit OF Bernicc a. Williams, Il
MINOR: by her mother and nos; friend.
Mrs. Martin Il. Brown. against tho
virginia Hallway and Power Com
I'ahS ior manages ON account of
bodily injuries received When shc
Jumped from a burning street car nj
Cary and Linden streets in Scntcir-
her. 1920. terminated in the Law and
EQUITY Court Yesterday in q compro-
mise judgment.
TN" jury awarded S@.l50 image
the amount agreed upon By couEseI
FOR the plaintiff and In. railway com.
p'hy. The plaintiff WAS " passenger
flames burst from tn" machiner"y "t 81;
the car. setting the woodwork afrr.
Miss Williams was panic stricken and
He'd from the car. falling n suffer
i'is serious injury when She jumped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
4AyANA ENTRIES

.-r u 70 ~ u-yrar-u.dg iu-s
suH t-i '.4i. IL. l.n.ar,
e., ~, -sr. ifit''s ~ r.,.a.r
I'll. "na ,qse- n.y. ana one nsif ,4r.a.
1880 lhH-s 100. IHIsNE,f .-
MARTY l.ug Jos
- "l 'Srarrit lI. TuT. -rs
IA! q rrgr--6nc milo, y,,.
~ liai;uiug IU:s.. $500 .Ft,,.
- ~ 'Jam-s i1@. 'G..a..r
81. ftHh'E. lVfi SGperior. Iuu -
'GF3 t"e' ihHg and q yara-. tHr...
yoAr-olds and ~: a,o4mtnc: ,r;-s.
.Tyee' I.gH IS. sianist 'i
.ifHNfr Ss4. - 'iaus.ane Fgss II i.
L1tdFcd !t2, Emmn J.. lG2. .cimort i...
r.2NE Frog 100: S,ypua. 10. III .o-.,,
LOS: >ihitgicac. 100.
iitdl, rhrsmni,s 4nd one-slStonulq tgree-
lntss. :fc9--i:ed Start. fs: sea prIa1, 70
mkhe:ts' 100: Smart Money. 100. Franz
Ska ,s.ee-ono mile; four ycar-o!as and
iip; c!sigGilg puss., I7GV--'I..nor, +. ~,
.Jaea itcalY: iG+: 'Aisrette. ioi IT, bal
atte iof .IomAm. 100. Sylyano. lOi.
D,5.ni!ey. ~ -ManoXin, li2. 'Aprrcmtic5
last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
WHEELWRIGHT TO SPEAK
AT BARTON HEIGHTS RALLY
i'rrhldrnt of v. II. q y. tornpuny v,,,
ADDRESS North Rirhmond Cit
lens \ ssucIutinu.

az IN" Virginia Railway ana pn,vnr
company. viii speak In conn.C,io,,
WIN Ia" proposed new f%ranchis. ~
,n' regular meeting ~ the Norm
iHtri"n Heights School Ruiidinr at
> "'iock tomorrow night. Every Off
iMtl %! the community has been
"!L.h % attend this meeting, at
portahcc VIII bc considered.
it~crrcScniativcs Of the princin,i-,
,'nu ~ttarhcrs committee. acting in
nc present and lay his matter b..
ore IA" .ciiizcns. RcfrcShmcnts viii
.t served ny The entertainment com
mittcc al the Womun'A club. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
WRIT 0F ERROR STAYS
NEGRC'S EXECUTION HERE
Supreme 'onri VIII Hear r,x. 80
Hart! IfPr,. Sentenced i'm
Ntnuninn

ITafrV iiIrI, = n.pr, .rdnr -,
enc" ~ hcHih IN ~" electric char a;
The stat" Icnit"ri:ary Friday. wa
!tstcfdtS granted % writ II error and
S"!oI"'h."i ~ inr VIRGINIA Supreme
Huihs siEninh The paper which viii
stay his execution FOR the present
MARI Is charged with attacking n
whi,c kirl or Buttcrworth Springs, in
Augusta County 'S'
during the trial Of the negro in
taunton in Hcccmbcr, Governor
Jaws vas compelled to order out n
.h'psnN Of charlottcsyille National
'ua'usHen TO protect the prisoner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
League Elects prryIdrnt.

NlitNNI CA. Feb. l5.-H. l..
AicikcIhdm, OF Linda!c. was elected
president OF the Georgia State
I-eaEue u Class u organization. al a
meeting here today of the directors
!'!r4G'ors fiNcd the salary limit at
VIA ID season Of l2O games. the win
htts OF the two halves TO play a post
sSlSoh series for the 1927 champion
ho'h OF the half seasons. Tn.
schedul" will be drawn up later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Illinois Not to Interfere with itn,cs.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE state Of
Illinois has been cnjoincd ny thc
United states District Court from in
icrfering with the Interstate Com
mercc Commission order establishing
increased freight ana passenger rates
on railroads operating within tn.
state. The decision. given late yos-
tcrday. was not until to-
dny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
WINTER CONFAB SHOULD
Be LONG, HARD BATTLE
Drafting Of Schedule and Other
Important Matters Will
Come Up.
TRUCKERS TO MAKE KICK
Portsmouth, Against Splitting Sea-
son-Work ON Local Park Will
BE Pushc cd IiapidIy-SuGolk
Owner Visits Richmond.

Virgins League magnatcs viii set
tie many important matters tomorrow
when they gather in Wilson. X. c. for
the winter meeting. called by W. Is.
bradley. president of the
tl3n. Tor the purpose of drafting u
schedule for the season. il is cX-
pected that the meeting will nc one
of the most important and Eruell;ng
ever h"id by maGnatcs of ;hv ola
Dominion circuit.
from reports reaching the Office oi
MIR. bradley here II is the general
Impression that a schedules viii
have TO be considered before one
finally is adopted. Mir. BRADLEY an
HonnCcd last night that he had re
ceived statements from several own
crs that they would bo present to
voice loudly their claims for :: fair
break in the schedule, 1t was tho
opinion OF the president that the
meeting would last moro than a sin
gle day. ANA probably would be adj
5onrnGd to meet in another city on q
maEhateS. and they may oniai il
Wilson. TWO days and complete their
work - they so desire.
10 Discuss Split season,
Perhaps Tho most important uuos.
ton TO h" decided by tho marnut.s
OUTSIDE the drafting OF a schedule.
SINCE 1919. when Richmond and 20
iershurS failed TO agree and the post
season series WAS not played. and
mad anti" "a discussion ov.r TN,
Iruchcrs PLAYING certain ~UlaNrrs. IL.
DIVISION Of thu season has been dis
cl,Sscd at length.
'~n!rflnhiion received from Ports
mouth j. that owner Dawson Will M
tri'd tn" meeting tomorrow urinl,l
oisr STRENUOUS objections to Tho =
Weed season. Dawson in all prob-
ah'!It%. VIII represent rurtsmouth
hu. should he ina II imucSsirl." .
attehd the coHfah he .ill send Frank
- Lawrence. Dawson fnyors an Nm.
itlltTi l'li'tl season a md NJfF1 i,g,L-
!hIs .po'nt cut strongly by address,
MS Representative do SO.
Just how The och,. stand
IN regET 10 this matter cannot
stated At this time. but there is a
sSnsr&! iSgitnE IN Norfolk that the
'enbcr with no hr.ak Egrhw.,1'
not expected to offer -strcuuc:s
iFN,,,sunnS 20 ne un.nter'uptcd season.
Eor rf the split season. il ~ " =
swing The ballot.
Nor. ~ converting Nlzvo,s rsr-,s
inio : baseball park already hes
started nd will be nlsh.3 49,.
~ ~ possible. P|r.siaent " T.
i'm ,'1.H last night THAI no.
,as o'lners O: ,Ha Richu5rd
s&2-ftet 70 PiaE the oyer-
w fo'i' way r:sla oa' 81 Town.
.rS- -r-tc-t NJ "a. go tAr
hsr :;ya- may aaI q, p
rs ;s--a r another cts 10
20 ha1 tn c7us.-. lion
. ~ soon * -.-es-f. 49,.
l t-- noe r-r-
he p@ra WI! be rz.4y
Eest.. I'D .as wa.
islzrL ana viern5 -,
" 81 ~ NrHE
st= Vas 20 o.
a-1 --.e --@e .
~ r.; -s city zz5 e.
-H--r=tL-
zsf-a= t-- AZ horne r,.4-.
$40 Szt4-G.- r.-r
f. = 81
trar. -
re- rzt..- ~ :
Ia-rt -e i4a=;=d -
- 70 av- Rt-.rcr- ri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Church Hill Cagers
PLY Jackets Tonight

Church Hiil Athletic tlub mud
ihHrdolrh-MacoU will furnish the
basketball attraction M n
iiaNitEcrs' ArnOry tonight. The
Ehn'c VIII hcsin a S:15 o'clocbS,
and there viii la M preliminary
contest. - chnrgc will be mnlc
Tor Isr .,nr tonight.
u all he the second mcrtin. of
'hr 'cfnn> 'hiS year. The Richmond
rit:rrs defeated the Jackets In tho
initial saEsc at Ashland several
"cchs ago. and arr confident Uf
winning t~onight's contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Juslicc Ford Appoints
Receiver for Stallion
NY AsnocJntcd I.rcss.i

NEY YORK, Feb. I5.-frrumkIln
iiroOks. former Muniiu newspapers
mum. today WIS appointed by Su-
rrehhr Court Justice Ford, receiver
Tor the S:1b,OuD stallion Frinr
ttosEx. BronkS wns directed 10
proceed To the breeding rarm of
john ID. itosSltcr, at SANTA Kosn,
tal.. where the stallion ~ now
qunrtcrrd, nnd sec that the animal
IN snfciy delivered to the stock
farm OF John t.. Madden, near
Lcalngt"n, Ky. ny ordered recent
~ by Justice FDrd I'm deciding "a
%isputc between the two horse
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Curncii signs Dohi, for Tbrc.

ITHACA =. Y, Feb. l5.-Announcc-
i'"h"Nn Ferry. that Gllmour Dobie
ma" signed . thrvc-yca- contract TO
c"hch the Cornell football team. Sc,
At RESI-. rliinors that Dobic. after his
somewhat disastrous season, would
go 1" some other university.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
viii Rcnrm ,.amnux slakn.

HARTFORD, CONN.. Feb. l5.-Th.
Charter oak stake OF SO, 900 Will BE-
renewed for the 1921 grand circuit
'hartcr Oak Paris track by vote OF
the Fair Association. IL was an.
hounc today. Che class. as well
as Other stake vents. Will he an
nUGuctd later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
s!tn Eclncr. A.nhm.b Trojn.

~ii"iL'AST. Feb. ia passenger
IAN Carrying troo2a from Cork to
$Ni'h'i y. ~ Iciortcd TO have been
,i~uhN%hel h"l"oon ~i;allinhassig and
hoWhS ana rifles. II is believed there
M"rc mMiN cL.nMlitins ON moth Sidna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Torontn 1. Train nt Cniunhu.

IDTsN' T"N. To.-I-lTrN Doyle.
NV manager Of the Toronto inter
:i~"'!"h"L League team announced
mere today his tcam would train his
,prihg at Columbus. Ga. Doyle said
ne would play second base on The
team. ~diScr"Gi,inG the report that H..
would be a bench manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
Injunction Sought 20 prcycnt Race,

''''NT'N tTVTkT. IN, Feb. I5.--Nn-
N"uhhc"mcnt was made today tina 4
petition viii be filed in State Court.
S'rnihE an injunction TO prevent the
ho''InH OF Il thirteen day race meet.
scheduled To he hold under the au-
SPICES OF the Shreveport Jockey club.
AT The State fair grounds here COM
acncinE February -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
,rn Nee. re,,r,,,r %,

The Womau's Auxiliary Of III.
American Legion. Post No. /. viii hold
us annUd! meeting ana election Of Of
;ic"rs At II o'clock THURSDAY. Fob
ruary -, IN the Jefferson Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16

ST. LOUIS. Feb. l5.-"Bie'' Jim
i'ANiS. famous Sluggcr of the st.
Louis browns. Kansas City Blues,
baltimore Orioles and other bali
tcims of thirty years ago, died here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
LE.IrIrne Mnnt ni.,ri.1 ,....

" N'i1pN. 900 81 III" VI.
,4'' ~. ,.,nn.c Institute hasketbnl.
Of. Victories tonight. a~nf"a,irp Cc.r,s'
washington University 20 10 IG ""'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-16
WAKE FOREST CACERs
DROP CAME TO LOCALS
'lufrh Hill Athletic Club Wins
Hard Game After Uphill
Fight, 20 to 23.

staging Il rally in the last two min
ut's Of play, the Church IIill A,h,.,i,
'inb laskotball team last nigh, de-
ieatcd Wax" Forest by the scor, ~,
- 10 - III the IIowit2crs' Armorv
u game was one Of the most Bit
cry iou;ht contests played arro .h.s
se'""h' "''! victory for the .nca. team
S''no "n!y tt an uphill BATH.
wake Forest. principally through
the efforts OF Jim White, former Uni
v.ersiiy OF Virginia star. outgcor,l
me Independent team in the first half
81 ,he Gtm". This period ended with
AK Forest holding the long end
OF Il I3-tO-S score. White nov is
coaching the Wake I'orcst cnr.rs and
p!ayed IN laet nights game only be
r;'use his team was playing an in
dependent organization.
For years White played forward
on the Orange and Blue basxctbali
team, ana during that space Of time
vas one Of ihe-bcst forwards in tn"
south Atlantic division. Ills ability
20 Gag the ball and his speed in get
!ihE un the floor aftc" having passed
thc sphere To one OF his tcum-matcS,
brought back the old days when
Wnltc starred at the University Of
IN In" second period the Church
mn team showed ilashcs of it's real
FORM, and by consistent playing man
.-'' ~ " INV inc .t.li phIIlltfl
by the visitors in The first half. The
entire Church Hill team played AN
cNcSiirnt game. and no individual
chuld be declared Il star.
The lineup follows:
{. III. Positions. W. r.
Woodward .....G.. F........ Gleason
wharton .......l; F...... Springfield
Richmond .......; ....... Johnston
Mclllhancy .....i. G...... hickman
Ehmig .........lt Co.,. i!uliow"il
summary: SuhStitutions Whit" for
Gleason, Alternately for Strirncld.
GRAHAM for l;hmie. Gods from hcld
Woodward, 6: ~Strimgiiold, .. Glcl-
son. Johnson. Richmond 3. White. .:
Hickman, 2. Wharton. =. Goals from
foul Woodward. l. Springfield %:
Richmond. .. I:efeT"c-Ecll. Time
OF halrts-twcnty minutes.
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CInss vii Not No.,

The curron, Events Class OF Nlsq
Mabel brown VII not meet tomorrow
az ne Young Womcn's Christian As
Illness in her family.
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Chattanooga Heal, Trnn..cc

tUHI NNUDUA. TENN., Feb. 10
team defeated University OF Tcnnas.
.eo team here tonight by a score Of
f9@to ls. u
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-22
ENTERTAIN FOR
ATTRACTIVE NIECES

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bressler entertained
Tuesday evening with a delightful
party, complimentary to their niece,
Miss Fannie Berson, of Mobile, who is
visiting relatives and friends in PEN
sacola, and Miss Fannie Malino, who
has recently returned home after two
years in New York.
Several games were enjoyed and
dancing was INDUCED in until a late
hour. A color scheme of pink and
white was carried out in the decora-
tions and also in the dainty refresh
ments which We're served during the
evening.
Those invited to attend this pleas
ant affair We're the Misses Annie Ber-
man. Lillian Soloman, Mamie Abrams.
Elsie Oberstein, Minnie Rosenbloum,
and the honorees, Miss Berson ard
Miss Malino; and Messrs. Sam Alb
rams, Jake Berlin. Gale Siegal Sig
mund Solomon, Harry Ellis, S. Silber-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ellis. Mrs. B.
Pearlman, Mrs. b. Bear and the host
and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bressler.