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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-26

Va. was struck by a trolley caT
and critically injured. She failed
to notice the car as she attempted
to cross the street. She was thrown
a considera BILE distance. .E- - ---.
Skull Probably Fractured.
The car was in charge of Motor
man ]. d. Collins and Conductor C.
b. Wolford. of the Capitol Traction
Company. Mai. Harry L. Gessford,
superintendent of police. was on
the scene and rushed the injured
woman to the Emergency Hospital
She is suffering from a probable
fracture of the skull. besides cuts
and bruises to the head and body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
TWO INDICTED IN SCANDAL
MAY SURRENDER TODAY

CHICAGO. Apr!l Carl Zork and
Ben fra-kiin. st. Louis men, recent
.y Indicted liz the second grand jury
.Hvcsi!catiou o: the baseball scandal
and said by State officials TO have
organized The alleged conspiracy Tor
Chicago White SoX players % throw
the ial. worlds series 10 Cincinnati,
axe expected TO surrender here to-
morrow and give bail. Robert L..
cruw"- state attorney. said tonight.
NJ III" same time il became known
mat most OF the other sixteen men
indicted With Iork and Franklin are
ready 20 surrender II bail could 81.
liked a. what attorneys termed "a
reasonable figure"
liked In tn. Indictments al $4,000.
weaver. Swcd- l:isb"rg, Happy
Fclsch and Fred McNluilim. -four in
t!ct.l White .;oX players. announce
tonight that he woulL - before
Judge .. y. Mcdonald Monday and
make motion tina: tho bail lie made
lp"cr than tho amount set after the
FIRST nvrSii@aticn Each person IN
ilct"d then was required 10 furnis n
$1,000 except Eddie C!cottc, who was
released on $4,000 bond
Alr Nash said tina: Weaver. Fcisch
and E!Shcr@ were close TO Chicago.
and ready 10 surrender IL rcasnna lie
bail could hc arranged. McMuli!n. he
said. was on The Pacific Coast. but
you'd come here any time he was
wanted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
RhNDQL PH-MACOM PLAYS
ASHLAND NINE TODAY

ASHLAND. VA. April l.-uni"ss
prevented by the clements. members
81 Coach COTS yellow Jacket nin"
will have their first opportunity Il"
display form tomorrow. y; this time
they arc scheduled TO meet IN" strong
amateur that represents the town OF
Ashland owing TO the very E.a;
cycnncss In the strength OF the w."
outfits and the intense rivalry that
exists between them, this game is
look ~, forward 10 each year ny pnlh
ii" people OF the town and the stu
dents.
The Ashland team has shad" o:
advantage over the Jackets this year.
ON In. mound. the AshlanderS nave
Trrv:llian. l;lantou. Cross or Garter
to -cl" on while the Jackets can
boast bu, two tw!rlers. In other de-
partmcnts the teams are nearly even
except IN tn" matter OF experience.
Coach Cor has been giving his
squad intense workouts for the ph-t
fcw days and already a considerable
Improvement is to he seen in the bat
ting and fielding Of the Randolph =
Macon nine.
Th" probable line-ups are:
Randolph Macon-ritchcrs. walton
or Roberts: catcher. Gaylor OF Bart
Icy: first. Gooic or Ronne: second
scott. j.: short. NGuGht: third. hid
| dick or Gibbs: left field I:r"st or
| Roberts: center fed. Scott, l.. tCa1t.t
right field. Murriii.
Observation-Disclosures, :lanton. Tr"viI-
! lian ana Cross; catcher. N"yberg
| short MiGycttr. third, Carter: lcf,
| fold Wlgh,man. J.: center field
| W!Ehtman. A.: RICH; f".d. jenkins. V
| Umpire Ibc.Iarnrttc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE
MAY MEET u. S. TEAMS
IBy Assorintri prnys- /

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. April i--Ox-
ford and Cambridge Universities are
anxious to accept the invitation OF
Harvard and Yale TO a joint duu
track and field meet 10 hc held at the
Harvard stadium bu, would be un-
able 10 compete before late July or
August. This word was received to-
day IN reply 10 AN Invitation cablcd
TO the English universities Il week
ago for u joint meeting here June IS.
The athletic authorities az Harvard
and Yale We're disposed at first
sihncc to consider the proposed post
p"nemcm, impracticab!e. Tho sub
jcct. however, viii be considered
more fully at 81 conference later.
In the reply rcceivd today, inquiry
| was made as to whether or. not
Harvard and Yale would object
to Cambridge and Oxford mcctiu- :;
other American colleges while on
this side, in the event the joint In
;ernationai meeting is arranged OK
ford would like 20 contend with
Princeton, the message said. and
Cambridge wished TO meet Cornell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB
is AWARDED PREMIER EVENT
fIFv Associntcd Press. !

NEW YORK. Aprll THE classic
~ amateur Isl balk-luc, the ma
t'"nal Class 4 tournament for 1922,
"hs awarded 10 the Crescent Ath-
lctc club. oC BROOKLYN. At III. meet
.". toda" of tho executive" committee
1f pa" National Association az ANA
tour i'i''iard Players. The Crescent
also VII! hold IN" Eastern pocket bill
lard championship
Awards ~ three oth"r national
CHAMPIONSHIPS Cor next season also
was mad" III" cleveland athletic
Nluo wii holt The p"ck"t- h!lii2rd
'ourna mon; th. Class . 49, balk
'ino TN" win u" n'nv"d at the ma
'iou4l ~.crcntion rrunlilvn. and the
s'rsti;ht-r.il ch",ru!pr"hip at the
No'uiur~i'n Acndcr'v. Now York.
Th" following o"'c"rs w"r" elect :
~. rrcsiGarr = = Copom"rtoo Talon
'.,ouo phflad"l"hin' v'r"-r~"sidar'
r"'nl : l:rl"r Illinois Athletic club
'1irago secretary ! + Allen. Sew
vo-I- ,'N'"''r r1uh nnh 'rcps"r"r
o. . Hudol-Nv li.dorkranz club
N"" Trrs C"nr VI Nuon% Amateur
"n1ferd rluh az %"w York was elect
- hartman nf IA" executive com
FHH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
HUTCHINSON ESTABLISHES
COMPETITIVE RECORD
Chicago Player Turns In Card of
CD for First Thirty-Six
Iintns
IHy AHsocInt.d rresal

plTElicRST, y. G.. April Jock
nntchisun. OF the GlcnyIcw Club az
chicago. established "A compoti,Iv.
record of 80 Tor the difficult number
,hrtt course here today. playing his
second round in the North and South
open golf championship. Hutchinson
Tied with George ErntiicrinrLun, ~
Brciton Woods in leading the Held or
eighty players for the first 30 holes.
both doing iii.
other crack players wcr. within a
Few strokes of tn" leaders aud an in
t.rcstinE cpihre,!t!un Was promised
Tor IN" iinai 50 holes un rho cham
plonship course tomorrow j. ~
MIX wood, the Australian ChHmpiOn.
played vel through the green, bus
could not get the touch OF tn. sand
trtcns ana VAS 90. 1851. the same
lenre as Walter Hagen. There we're
ten scores better than this.
liutcbisun's record was scored o,.r
800 yard course. par for which Is
Out IA 5i3 3J5-a5.
In 81 533 5i3-3i-Ga.
leading scores FOR the first SO holes
In the North and South opcn Eolt
ampionship matches follow.
Jock Dutchison. Glcnyicw, .5-Gg
III: ticorEc Froth.r!nghum. Brcttou
Woods. 1l73-lii: Peter O'iInra,
rhachamaXon. 7j-T2-ii.:Pat o'iiura.
picgcl. Detroit. 7G-s $50: NJ. j.
OLoughlin, r!ain;icld. 7i-7G-lj0. Fred
Alcbcoh Columbia, 7J-7J-iJU. Jack
| Shea, kernwpod. TH-IJ-IS2. Pat Doyle,
peal. IS Ii-i52. Tom kcrrigau. ST.
! wanny. 1o-13-l5i; Enm.t, French
Youngstown. '5-7'-lbt: J. ". kirk
wood. Melbourne. T6-Ts-lji; Walter
| Hagen. Detroit. 1S-7G-l5i: i. T.. SYI.
! ycst.r. st. Adams. Ta-1j-i5i. AleMan-
I lcr Ross. Detroit. 1J-19-lJi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
RAY RYAN CONTINUES
SEARCH FOR PLAYERS
Richmond Manager Secures Catch
or Green From Shrcvcpor,-.tl
i NftCr Pitcher HratWOlC.

WEIGH W ~ Apru with
ma on.n.n. ram. ~ M virrfu,,
Lea "e season 'h'ee weeks away
Manager Hay Ryan is keeping The
tcleEraof, wires hot in snar.l, a.: OK.
.-., -
~ - 80 '''N''' " '''s
club. Tn pilp: announced today
that h.. was seeking the services of
l,.,.- ANA ,b., w. .lr.ss r,d
secure" 'ne '"'che'' lie SUN IS
jickcrlUr for the services Il the
ritclt.r and * ,nu6d.n, ,rat n. ,rfu
"' ''''. 90 '""" 'Ae hu''''.
Ryan has secured Green. "a catcher,
fvo mIhe Shreveport ;eaiu Of tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
ALLOW MINOR LEAGUES TO
RElNSTATE OWN PLAYER

CHICAGO. April l.-Judrc 10,
saw NJ. l-andis. baseball comm
si"n"r. in decision today held n
tn" agreement under which he 4
came arhItcr ~ baseball disput
clearly intended that the mir
Leagues shall b.. wholly Rclf- COVE,
ing 90 far ns reinstatement OF mir
League players ia concerned" a
that consequently he was witho
jurisdiction in the case OF l.. y.
l.ong". who deserted the Kansas g
American Association team TO nj
independent baseball and now We.
reinstatement
Judge Lands held that under I
maJoT-ininor agreement OF Janra
:, 1921. which made him basch
commissioner. tina: ne held jurisd
ton only in major-minor disputes
wher" a minor player had "a Enanc
claim OF moro than $500 or o
claimed 10 hc - free agent.
Tho cas-" OF la Longr was cntir,
under the minor lcHguc natio
board OF arbitration. Judge Ian
ruled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02

kept, though there's going to bc "a
lot az pruning.
PROMISING for years, the Pirates
have fallen short repeatedly. mainly
through injuries and falling on in
pitching. But this year the we'll
known royal chance Ia sail home in
front is theirs. and with reserve ma
tcriai of high quality, prccautiOn is
taken against tho iiuX. Not sine"
1902. when "lfahc" ADAMS pitched
the team into II worlds championship,
have tn" Pirates been in front
They surely seem due. with "A we'll
rounded out team, capable Of a fairly
strong offensive Though Nicholson
and Southworth would have made ii
strong.r). strong defensive and
plenty of speed The hole at short
and at third. costing many games
last year and before. seems plugged
a, !ast. and mis- should count heavily
in winning games. The pitchers, un-
der judirious use by Gibson. highly
experienced on this phase. should 80
wcll--that il, IL mos, Of them get
going at 4 good clip and take their
turn fairly regularly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
PITCHER COOPER OWES
CAREER TO PRESiD6N ]

WASHINGTON. Aprii l.-One pitch
~. at least owes his start in the DIG
'"aEUc to none other than i'r"siucht
Harding. He ia Wilbur Cooper. OF
tn. rlrates. who formerly hurled for
the Marion. ohio, club OF which Pres
dent Harding was part owner.
Cooper pitched such good ball Tor
Nar!oa thar Harding decided he ne
served "a chance in the big time. The
President made Il trip Ia Cleveland
and got Jimmy McAi""r's consent to
give Cooper a ;ry-out The youngs-
tcr made good. aud was later bought
hy Barnry Drcyfuss. Of the Pirates,
ana has been Il member OF that club
over since.
harding and Cooper are great ad-
men fOr government Offices as well
AS .!e can ban pluycrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
PAsQUAL NATALIE CLOSE!
BILLIARD TOURNAMEl
Hewitt and Asher Defeated
champion on Last Day-Goc.
to I'ortsuioIth

fasnuai Natalie. the scnsation,, ~
York pocket billiard artist. r,n.
MS Etchmond tournament last nj,
by capturing two contests from 10
cue,non.
Tom Hewitt. crack local MAY.
was defeated easily yesterday All.
noon The game Was clos. and
| ttrcstlnE throughout lIewitt's n,
run ior this game was fourteen. wh
Sh'hlc made Successive rtirs =
thirty-four, twenty-uinc, twcniv-f,
ana seventeen.
me anal game was played J.
niIht. with Frank Asher ~ !
! champ!on,s opponent. While Al
PLACED an excellent game. Natal a,
easily the victor.
Nataic. who has defeated IN. e..
champions OF New York and Ma,
land. VIII next play in por;s,nom
where he opens = series of ran
mex, week
me tournament this week has ,
cited much Interest and has benn
tended by large crowds The m.
hg"r Of the ST. Elmo Billiard parl.
wishes TO extend his thanks TO /
local players who competed. the 50.
tltprs who attended and the rnnn
| Richmond for the entertainment :,
! courtesy shown the champion durl
| his sta. here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
MEN PLAY GOLF TODAY IN
APRiL-FOOl TOURNAMENT

The second tournament event on
the calendar Of the Country club Of
nhcrr TN. men golfers Of the club
begin play in tho Aprll Fool Crab
nag Handicap medal play lourna-
mont
iianGicaps VIII b" drawn III sca..n
.ny-iop.s by al! contestants. Tn"
men VIII secure ;h".r Own partners.
rud the modal Scor" coming nearest
10 q set score. TO h" selected by the
committee. wins the event.
Murh intrcst has been aroused
among golfers bccniis" %: the unccr-
tain;y OF tho handlcaps som" low
scores ar" expected. ana from tnc
amount OF interest displayed in IN"
1yrrr.n's tournament Yesterday, ~
looks as II IA" course viii he crowded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
AMATEURS TO MEET
JACK DUNN'S BEAUTIES
Winners of Pcnnnnt i'm Respective
Glasses Clash M Boulevard
Field.
CONTEST TO START At 2:l5
Every baltimore Regular Will lie
Seen i'm ACtion-Dr. Parker Tn
decided as to Who His Pitcher
Will BE.

Church Htl Athletic club. amateur
baseball champions OF Richmond IN
1920, and lack puuU's Baltimore ORR
olcs. winners OF the flag in the In
,ornatlonal League last season. will
usher in Elchmoni's baseball season
this afternoon at Boulevard. The
contcs; between the Two champions
of 1920 will begin at 2:45 O'clock. 1t
Is necessary 10 start the game a; an
early hour as The Dummies Mil haze
20 catch the boat Tor their home
town shortly after the game ;trm!-
mates.
WhtIc the local boys are not evcn
considered coutcnders In today.S
game. as the team which they Will
face Is an aggregation mao" up OF
stars. tho nine men Or. Parker trois
The Eas, End team IS made WI Of
baseball players declared TO he among
the hest the CITY OF islcNmond affords
There are men who nave riaLr" pro-
frsSiUual league baseball. and others
who have had ScvCrH. years OF col
l.rc experience. They wili combine
their Efforts in order tp win Il victory
over the Class IA outfit
the crowd is with tn" under dog an!
;hc game at boulevard Field today
is no exception /" TINS rule. thurvh
Hili Athletic club Is tho under dog
VIII have the solid backing OF TIE
crowd.
Jack Dunn Is bringing TO Eiohmond
an aggregation that has created all
most a. much comment a. tn" OUT
hts in the major leagues. Inc man
agcr has welded "a formidable Quilt,
ana ono that promises TO repeat lts
pcrrovmanCc Of Least season ana wn
the flag in the International League
this year.
First Bascman Jack Bentley. for
merry = pitcher for the Was h!uGtou
American League team perhaps IS
The outstanding player ON tn" ;CSi'r
Bcut'cy'S hitting powers hay" placed
hin in a class with "iiahe' Ruth and
J. Franklin Baker. declared 70 10"
two az the greatest howe-ruu hiti"'S
Of modern baseball RcntlcN'S hHi
was a big factor In tn" success of
tho Oricies last ycH-. and ne was ~.
man most feared by IN" pitchers in
tho International League. b.Sh'p-
Rolcy ana Maisel. the other members
~ tho quartet also will appear. aud
the work ot the ir',la WI! 10
watched With interest
p- Parker MS un:"r d'd ~
rEcat aS TO who wil. u.'rlf f"T ihr
tere, boys I'll" owner has s-i So
"a messages % men oar Of. town.
sd. rad heard from none q: tA"'n
~ lac rru- LAST night
re,.gp.a- are ~ probable i.ns-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
BOWIE ENTRIES

IRIS; ,"Ge1i'urf,., f,r ". .o5,
Tirtin. ZIG. HcdurHua. 10 MORN &...
.lIG; O9r":n1n. ~ - '.'t
lid Rnd!cal. llf i,'t l'u ~
SacoId 'mce---eleiH.rE - inT.'
Odds and up six and hs.i 'l-' .Hs " F.
DO. 10; Jock SEQ, ~ Miral.r'' hNa..
TN Jos: Paul 'ouao'tF, tE.s"rns
~! INA es is.h5'' liz i.rniar,ar " .noa
BOY li:; Tm.,'YI ,2Ssse'
oakiawn holt. i0s. CAsrnhia.
Third -ace--;n. Army aHl Ent' lElr-.
for thrc".senr- olas nEe amy tHi i'.
Johns JIntna lQl. Tun'h!a IT, .IH'
I.iil!ar. 100. Night Raider iN' @n.al-
Fourth raco-'he r'ie,i,y, ulrs M
I@i. Manoevr". i9; s"oa- 100 -. @-eii
tin ia. MufuUi, i0-. Uncle lta-H... 90
King champ'9sn H. II ,,I mgoY4n n@a.l ~
throc-ycar- and w.. -.vsn iDraua-s-
Tippi:y Witch"L i2Zt Tom Mct.Esn.'
los: mythology 100 ,"ooi Nl"l,' 9, s'
sfcr' iGl: TAILOR Maid. ns. r!mi.eu n.
sixth ce-cia,munr; ;nr ,hr" y'G .li
and up: one mIe and seventy y"ris- ''H.
De Cause. I15; Tantaius. ~. trostrvt
I12: 'liendrie. los. tlapp"r IVY. 80! HiH
DiH Seventh NH rae claiming for Tour.
n.;.s ana up or" mile, md sixteen ~
Counter Balanc". ~. G0iicr'st hpy. il-
George wIsNinstop. ic.; 'G'orEe nunc,i
III. .S1ndGrtA' - ,'Hri'%, -, E'iIi
sDavId Craig, no. 'JHgS lt,gvrs, io7
Bombasf, li2. kchn lQs Golden D.,vi
le7; ,AS,ee. io1 'h9ub,,e van lo3.,. AZ
Speayinna, i;2: 'Miekey Aoorc. 10.
= -ApprE. leo h.dwaGcc, cla.inlng Nv
pounds; Weather clear. track heavy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
FIGHT DURING CONTEST
CAUSES ARREST OF TWO
lHv Associated rrcss.

MOBILE. ALA. April l.-Cozy
bOiaE. coach OF the New York Ma
t!onais and Umpire Ed. I.auzon. were
uut under arrcS; at the Mobile South
crn League park this afternoon,
charged with disordcrly conduct as
tn" result Of a fight during the play
ing OF "A game her" today between tn"
Giants and the rhiladclDhia Athletics.
The umpire was struck III the eye
before policemen could reach the
playing ii"!G.
Tn game was won by the Ath-
!etiCs . to ..
Scor" X. II. T..
New York Nationals ........2 2
Philadelphia Athletics ......3
Batteries: Douglas, Toucy and Syn
dor. smith; TASTY, tommcl, Perry and
jcrkina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
VIRGINIA NINE CAPTURES
CONTEST FROM DARTMOUTH

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
cliARl.OTTESNI WILLIE, VA. NpriI !
Virginia brok" her losing sir.aI,
by defeating Dartmouth today, to
pounded freely. but sharp fielding by-
Tcsrcau's men kept down the score.
lr!cc, who succeeded Tavcnncr on
the mound in the third inning, was
very effective. Dunn secured a tripl.
and MahoUd and Vance doubles.
Score by innings: r. H. j..
Dartmouth ...ln2 700 0Ol-5 . ,
Virginia ....... loo go l2N--S IL .
Batt.rics-itDs@. Gallagher and
Merritt. TavcHucr, Price and Par
LIS IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
RAIN CAUSES INQUIRIES
GAME TO BE POSTPONED

The baseball game between Me
cures University school and Union
Theological Seminary, which was To
nav" boon played yesterday. WAS post
poncd for tho second time on account
u rain. The contest was originally
i"h"dnlcd for the 18th OF March. but
Huiavorahlc weather caused its post
i"ucmrnt until yesterday.
Neither team has had an opportu-
MY Ia participate in n real game
MS season. The men of both teams
mad worked hard for yesterdays
'a'n" and the coaches were depend
in% upon II To give them an idea Of
ne quality of their material.
Unless rain again intcrfcres, the
cams VIII play next Wednesday on
seminary diamond at 4 o'clock. An
''Ncr game is scheduled for April
between the two teams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
SELECTS ITS UMPIRES
iBy Associated Press. !

MEMPHIS. TENN. April Flour
~ last seasons STAFF. William Ercn-
nan Dan PEcnningcr. Radley williams
ma y THURMAN, and four new men,
TEX Erwin. George w. Tandy, Ed
ward ~ non ana w X. Mcnamara,
VIII make ur the list of Southern AS
n"r'"ii"h umpiros Tor the 1921 sea-
Tho personnel was made public to-
Hht ny John -. Martin. league pres
Erwin formerly was an umpire In
Piedmont; Mcnamara IL n Rirmine-
h Is,nnd nan. and Jansol from Rhode
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02

AIGlEES. Arril l.-Grnrrcs Carr
pent.cr. European heavyweight cham
I!ou. VIII leave France on May u
Tor New York, and VIII he ready to
fight Jack Dempsey on July .. he de-
clarcd upon his arrival here After
some exhibition matches at Barcelona
and Madrid, the latter before King
Alfonso. he will return To Paris on
April 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
National Track Meet
Open to All Colleges
IBy Associated rrcss.l

CHICAGO April lJ-Compctition
IL the national col, etat. track
H. ucld meet. instead Of bong
Limited To the Winners of the va
i!UuS conference meets. Will be
extended TO every standard ami
yr:sity and ColicG" in the country.
i MAS announced here today.
The meet. the first OF It's Kind.
VIII Ice held AT the University Of
chicago June i. A. The event
will toe national in character. Every
college and university VIII be- In
yiteG To enter their best athletes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
SECRETARY CHRISTIAN VIII
FORM "TENNlS CABlNE'
fRy United Ncws.,

WhSiiINGTON April i.--GAor
Christian. secretary To prcsid,
Harding Is planning 10 follow
cnurs" az former Secretary Tumul
and establish "a Tennis Cabinet"
Christian, whose first four weeks
office havn permitted him little f,
pnriunity TO exercise. ha. ordered
White H"uS" tennis courts lined
play and expects To devote some Il
10 the game hereafter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02

DETROIT. MICH. April Johnny
Layton, professional ;hrcc-cush on
billiards champion. lost the FIRST
match OF his exhibition here this
afternoon with Gus Copulos. or he
troit. the challenger winning tn"
block by 30 points to > in fort" in
uinSs. Copuios made runs OF ninc.
seven and SIX. while the champion
high run was II three.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
MISS FLEMING WINS

The April Fool Crab Bag Nc,
Award Golf Tournament OF The Coz;
try club was playcG yesterday aft'
noon by women golfers 81 the clI
Miss Mals!c Fleming won with /,
score OF IcT.
Tho numerous contestants dr.
tncIr haulicaps in scaled cnvclop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
Plince Of Wales Wins
Brigade StecpIechase
IBy United Ncws1

LONDON. Aprn 1.-The Prince
OF wales. chccrcd by thousands
OF spectators won the Welsh
GUARDS cup in the guards brigade
Friday. ''
hing George. Queen Mary and
!hc princes sister. Mary, watched
thc heir To the throne and en-
Enthusiastically applaudud Tim. Tho
I2n!nce ronc .his favoritc horse. Pet
Dog. and finished alone cyrrv
finish. '"c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
Grrh GI,rn Drci,Inn.

NEW ORLEANS. April l.--iiar"y
ircb, Of Pittsburgh, had all the bet
ter Of a iiit"cu-rouna bout with
Happy" I.it;l.,on. Of New orleans,
here tonight. and was given the dc
CiSiDn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02

DANViLLE. VA. Aprli 1T
panyiiic iiich School baseball to:
viii play it's first scheduled gar
hero tomorrow with the Reidsvi
High school team. The gam" "
hc call"A AT { o'clock AT Stoncwi
LnckYOn 1,Ark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02

SAGINAW. MItiI. Npril l,--The
scheduled Jcn-rOund bout between
Bob Roper. of Chicago. and Chuck
WigGins. OF Indianapolis. was stopped
N The ninth round tonight because
Of ins,sient calls from the spectatds
for more action. nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02
CI,css Gnnic 1. Even.

HAVANA. Apri! 1.-The sixth game
u the worlds champion chess match
between Br. Ernnnucl l.as!Scr and
los" H. Capablanca resulted in a
ir:w ia the forty-fourth move to
MIGHT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-02

Navy baseball, team beat Penn state
here today by a score Of 10 |.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-31

Sea terminus of the Copper River & Northwestern Rail- way. Supply point for the copper and gold mining camps, towns of Chitina, Mccarthy, Nizina, kennecott, Strelna, katalla and Chisana, the oil fields, fishing vessels, and canneries.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-31

Resources: Coal, Copper, Oil, Fish, Clans, Gold. No other district in the north offers such assurance of perm anency as Cordova. No other community has such rich and varied re- sources behind it.
 The largest dock in southwestern Alaska.