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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
INQUIRIES NINE TO MEET
BIG PREP SCHOOL TEAMS

Cnd"r Tn. direction of Coach Smith
and Manager Hess, tn" btScbali squad
of thu Mct;uirc's University school is
rapidly being whipped into shape.
-Four letter men of last year form u
n,a"iS upon which "A strong team
should be built. The men ar. all
nustltnE. and ii is safe To say that
McGuir"'s Will be we'll represented
in prep baseball this year
Tn" schedule this year is on. OF
IA" best in the history Of the school
Fhrc" games are played on foreign
soil. while clever viii II" staged al
home The schedule follows:
March -. Union Theological Sem.
seminary: April ., Woodhcrry For.
-. Iiampden-Sidncy: April IL. Elnck-
stone Military Academy: April 20
University of Richmond freshmen;
April 2a. JOIN Marshall HiCh school,
May {, E"ncdict!nc: May :. Episcopal
High: May l6. Fork Union Military
Academy; May 20. John Marshal
High school; May %. i:cncdictinc
May rs Episcopal High: June 2. Johr
Marshall High School. .Nli oE ;hcs,
ar" played at home with the OK.
ccp;ion or tho games with W"odbcrry
game with Episcopal High.
Miller ana Jones arc trying on
for catcher; Powers. Roh"rteon an'
E"amS, for pitcher: y Caldwell. .fo'
shcrtstop: G. +. Caldwell. for frs
hnsc: Louis. for second base: McDan.
icl and Taylor. for third base. an,
Ancc'l. Mavhcld. Gunn. Iipscoml'
FLEMING. Christian and Mcclure foi
OutncilcrS.
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FROM AUSTRALIA
GIVES QUEER EXHIBITION
'oscpiI IL. kirkwOOd Shows Chi
Cages Link Proponents What
Can BE Done With Golf Ball.
IBy Associated Press. !


CHICAGO. March 2o.-An nmbiIex.
'rous professional golfer from Aus
'raiia. Joseph II. Kirkwood. gave an
exhibition of trick shots yesterday in
IhicaEo and departed for philaJ.I-
phia ana Pinchurst. on his wav 10
England and France 10 wrcst l,urcIs
at the open championships. lie cx.
rcctS later to compete in the ma
ti"nal open meet at the Columbia
club. Washington.
kirkwood. who is open champion
OF Australia. represents the River
dale COLI Club Of Victoria. While
Just - years OF Is h." won the AUS
tralian championships with 2ao strokes
over 4 6.i00-yard curse. Among the
trick hots Was one which might hc
called the boomerang. lie puts so
much backspin on a fun mashic shot
that the ball rises high in the air
so perpcndiculariy tina he Is able 10
catch II without moving
In another stunt he drives a ball
from beneath "a mans foot and. with
equal facility. picks on" from the toe
OF a shoe.
Although the etymic has been abol-
iehed IN America. he showed II would
havr been all the same. To him. for
bali near the iip Of ;hc cup. range
ten balls At varying distances behind
II ana loft them in succession over
tho styini" into the hole.
He viii compete at l'in"hurst in the
North and South open championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
LfNCHBURG HIGH SCHOOL
TO PLAY ELEVEN GAMES

I.Y~NCIEURG. VA. March 22.-Thc
iiIsh school, which has been ar
ranged to conform 10 the require
m"uts OF the Stat" High school Lit
crary and Athletic League looking
- seminal ramcS on May : and
the final championship game on May
-. tn" latter 10 tie staged at the Nir-
Einia University. has been completed.
II Will be necessary. however. To
chang" the date Of q game scheduled
on MAY 4. 50 that IL can be played
prior 10 May =. the time for the
S~.mtnnais in the various districts OF
the State
Thc playing arrangement is as fol-
lows:
March Is chatham Training
March 3l-Amherst High, at Lynch
burg
April 2-tandolph-Macon Acad-
-my. at Ecdford.
.\rril ~6-Atnhcrst High, a, Am
hcrSt.
Npril 9-panviIc High. at Dan
Nrrn salem High. Il; Lynch.
burg
ApriI 23-Eoanoke High. At Lynch
APRIL ao-charlo,tesvmc High. at
charlottesville
May = 4rtinsvulc High. at Mar.
tinsvill-.
Max /" HaudoIrh- Macon academy,
at Iynchburg.
May II Virginia Episcopal school.
at i~-ynchhurE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
CARNIVAL COMPANY
IS ORGANIZING HERE
Mathew J.. Riley Shows Will Make
Richmond Winter Headquarters.
300 nCrSNnS Hero Now.

Wlth a total Investment of $25.O rO.
oi which s2t.0GN is being spent in
Richmond. the Mathew !. Riley car
nIval SHOWS ar" being o]rganlZ.d i'm
TINS city i"r their Summer tour
Airca~'y 300 persons. including per
formers. animal trainers. lahorcrs.
clerks and % are In this city pre-
pairing for the tour. which will start
in Richmond on April ..
MIR. Riley. owner and manager of
the show. stated last night that his
company viii make its headquarters
in this city. and that every winter
the snow Will remain here. the ami
mails being Kept mere until the fol-
lowing spring.
The owner also stated that mis-
shows are spending S20.Uoa in tins
city for lumber, canvass. paints. hard
ware. and all varieties OF things used
IN shows. He also estimated that
IN" 500 persons in his show are
spending III average uc five dollars
- daH IN Richmond. or a total of
sl,i0o Il daN.
I'll" twenty cars used tn carry the
performers and tn" property OF the
show ar" now IN Richmond. ana are
being put in condition Th- company
has twelve animals of ia" rod inca;
eating class, Including tigers and
lions. IN" company also has about
thirty other animals. y permanent
grounds for them VIII 20 purchased
h'r", where they VIII D.. knut all
the Tim" tn" show is in This city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
AGE GIVES YOUTH AWFUL
WALLOPM YORK RACE
Sidney Leslie, Twenty-I1ight, Shows Way to Young
Contestants During Progress Of l,OOO-Ya
Run at Meet in Gotham.

NEW YORK. March 2a-Thc sport
IME world ~ h~"Ginning To hin light
- o. 4 formerly highly respected
$.iN!hS. youth will be served for
IN. reason that il various branches
OF sport youth has not boon served
81 Iat", hui in it's stead old age ana
experience
IN" latest contradiction of the say
INK ~ Sidney Leslie. the guaranty
y1uh runner of his city. who won the
va" ,Nhri run "a; tn" just-hrld ma
lie cam" within one and thrrc-ifth
seconds If Ju!c Rays worlds record
Tor ia" distance. Far more youthful
competitors failed to push him" and
!!"NrS. St"Tuer opposition might ave
enabled him to sha,tcr the mark.
Leslie Is ~ years old. and has been
runniu" Tor clever years. This is
unusually long FOR : man on the
Track. where competition is so Cruel
iluE as 20 pull at the very heart
StrinEs. Then. TOO. he served in the
war. aud suffered hardships and
indoor tracks II. won seventeen u
OF twenty seven starts. and placed
50 consistently in the other vents
That he has Won himself tho title OF
''pla"" champion among his fellows.
The runner fought fourteen months
~ ihc front where he drove Il car.
would steal away his speed and
Stamiua. and when he came back to
New York h" was dubious as TO Il
comeback" though he had been
winning many military races. and
holds the m~iiitary-milc record at
i.gG Nat.
But he found that clcan-liviug and
moderation ~ everything. he says,
has stood by him we'll.
lie walks TO work from BrOoklvn
over tho Brooklvu Bridge in tho ar
"ru"o goes back THE same way.
only running across the hr!dE" IL he
il training Tor a race. Though - j.
not old as Years ar" measured outside
OF sports. it Is old age" in the life OF
most athletes OF the track.
SiH", h" started as Il school boy in
tn" ruhlic school system of Creator
New Nrrk. l.csli, has seen many stars
come out and fndc. Ted Meredith.
Mel sheppard. John raui Jones. Nor
man Ttbcr. Harry tissinE. Abel XII
Wat. Howard Drew. Andy Kelly.
Craig. ~i.ippincott. lialp!n. MURRAY.
Meyers and hL'rcrOuS othc"~--tn.
cam" TO the height in his time. aud
went down tho other side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
HIGH SCHOOL TOsSERs
OPEN SEASON TUESDAY
'o''h Marshall Nine Will %l;nroun-
tcr Old Point Aggregation at
Boulevard Field.

The baseball team OF John Mar
,m.,i VIII get its first taste Of roa!
"a. yni'IS M.Ni Tuesday when ii meets
o.u 4'"!ht Somiort College at Bou.r-
Nhf" fIe!d. The men nave put i'm
som" mare training IN preparation for
'h'S ZANE: and expect to VIII.
C"hvh I has had hir prospects
IN training tor some time. and from
me way tncy look now he viii nav,
i htru time cutting the team down
l" the required number. -Four letter
l.cisicld-arr back in their uniforms
again and are leading the way Tor
the new men.
Among tho new men trying ON.
now are Couch. Graham ana Hall.
pitchers; Sydnor and Rowscy. catch
crS; Bray and Kahn. shortstops: ~
son am" sutton, second h,Scmcn. and
Green. ii!nklc. Jones. Harrison. Mcy-
,Ts ana spain. ~oUtfcld"rs.
IN" schedule. which Consists of ten
Comfort; April II. pauliSt Cho.r. OF
nichmond; Anr!i H. FORK linton n:
April Is. Union Theological S"min-
Academy, April -. M%cciuirc's Univer-
Slty school; April 30. William and
Mary freshmen, MAY :. ElackSton"
Military Academy: May II. Fork
Cures. ana MAY 81. McGuirc's.
Games ais" arc pending with icpis-
copai High. OF L~ynchhurE. iIlmpdcu-
sidney, ana Rcd oak High. of North
aroma. All OF these games Will hc
played in Richmond except the first
game ~ Fork Union and the games
with William and Mary and Hack
stone.
The fact that three games will be
played with McGuirv'S. AN old rival.
coupled With Tho FIRST trip OF IN.
raulisr Choir. of New York. make
thlS an interesting schedule.
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,i.tsit" thinks that If Stamislaus
nnyS"k"; 40 years old. who many be
w for the heavyweight wrestling
- when tho net. wei usrc',
n"N 80 ho"S Iii ru$wr~ yr:i hr
'n' same as his own: - ann consider
ed the old man al IA, cindcr,rack
ana boardtrack." Sti,! Leslie. hut |
am net old because / have lived in
"'~""'rhtioh ana c~lcdmiy.'
Glenn Living Essential.
so. TOO, might be cited Jack Brit
Ton. iG-ycnr-O!d wrlt"rwcight box
in&. champion uf the world. JOHNNY
Nlihahc.. aged wcarcr uG the feather
M''sht boxing crown. Babe adams.
ana q star OF tn" brightest KIND:
Hand "Ipick' iicm"r. of TINS city. IS
AShis "id and w~hitc-haircd. who
5hattercd the Nati"uai y. y. II. L. in.
""or one mile walk record by 10 -
seconds on SATURDAY might. Thcs,
men say: Its clean living" and that
unlur taxing OF youth is what makes
o positive is Leslie. though on the
threshold OF "oll age" in the runuin.
Eanic. that he Viii win many more
titles before his star sets. tina he
predicted he j. IN for one. If not
the greatest Of his outdoor seasons.
IL" says the muscles ana the mind
St!ii respond to the demands OF co
~"rainati"n when a srurt * needed
or "a SUN pace must t." held. How
Ana TINS from a man who won
the Junior Metropolitan cro~sS-coun-
Try championship in 1913. his first
nus. ana "n" got his imspi-
ration TO become AN attn
let" from Watching George phcr-
meyer, tho former national cross
country champion. work on; IN
i~ir"okiNn. as - Kid. In 1919. too.
IN the met" senior championships. hc
ran second TO the great Nolchmaincn.
and in the national Junior mile
cha ~mrinrship h" won the title.
while n" ran second that year to
Ab"l Nivjat in tn" senior event.
He has pulled ;"ndnuS, and suffer
ed other Injuries. endured the hard
ships OF war. hut Still is among tho
best in the land. lie and Xbyszko.
who suffered terribly as a prisoner in
tho wal. but III" has conn, back az
great. . not greater Than ever. are
h"th old men" in their following
hut thcy are making youth viii be
served. take som" awful knocks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
HAVANA ENTRIES

fIrsi r"c"...< trr.@nrs 'hrr"-ysar-n'ds
q .Fi""Nw .tFi1 20. Ma'n u IS cn
!gnc: 10 WA Tan. sd. ri.tiw l.
no. 'S.,rk'y. i'y; A.trs:iu. III Thorn
Second, racs--ix furiorE, ,nryc ,oar.
OLE INA ~. ClaiuEns. -'Itn Hn;lrr.
!or. Mniln"ro. III 'S;llr''r. ~. 'I'ruulIu.
10y, I"irihl' Susan, iN'. gtw.au. il,.
'f~,M"nIE-S"Evl. M; EGdi" NrIfr.de. III
Ihiri rHo. i've and uur.AtlC ur',l-S.
'HT'. S'dr-"lds claiming: S~1.u-'Ci"4,.
'hoscat". IN; Disturbance. ln.. Win.
y log; No"rin. ii9 Talent. ia
i"n'th rae" ~" ana "uy-htif n!rluugs.
,lr'" l""r -ou,is aud up. claiming. {,.h-
..,:n"rn ~ Truwg-. =. 'S,arifa III.
''!,"Nmn Hoy. i'N. I.U. ls. F'y.ur Fr.-
.Y'. NAr i,;G,"n; 10. i:nJEhoru" 40. Fri
',G,rency III: Ed Garrison. IE.
t,f'h ,r1r"-,ni!c ana HttN Yards. three
No. '. hhI w claiming SIN 'lIt'r"
=: 'tgru. Ht 'N"'i-. o.. Rome NJ Rr..ur,
~. 'hr'n'i"r. li. 'S.aatUr .I,n.rS !h.
,,ii..,toy Z. l%. .r,1riagru,,. i 80
.Eh."Ty iE S.n'p % Ii t],ronJl. rs
S.NiH rae. mtr and o. -INi".ptn. rsu-
S'tr-oii' ana an. claiming. So. sS.ls,,r
:, ntwt'' ~: ,'htutora l" ,Iiumtr i7
,h"NrH. ' 'i.SruI,i. IpI F-ir..4-,U 'as.
""I"rol ir' All Smufc !, =, d, eos.
h'1rr"nfio" allowance rl.t,nf ID ~ s.r
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Cntcher Rcnrhc. Cnmr.

PITTSBURGH. PA. March ca
Walter Schmidt. star catcher OF tho
Pittsburgh National l.cagu. baseball
club. is on the job today at tho Hot
springs training am Schmidt did
not report when III" other players
took up tho grind at the Springs and
many rumorS circulated AT the Pirate
camp. When Walter arrived last
night he reported to Manager Glib
O that he had been training on the
coast and vas in good condition. He
said a pressure OF business held him
in the West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
BOSTON RED SOX TO PLAY
TEN EXHIBITION CONTESTS
Il1y Associated prcss.l

-. HOT STRINGS. ARK. March %
Ten exhibition games viii hc nIar,,
~ thc Boston, American League. club
III southern and Southeastern cities
en- route 10 Washington to opcn tho
,u"u'"r season. April -. according
10 II schedule made public today nv
larry %trhver. secretary OF the I,os.
IN: team will break camp" here
March ~. 100
The schedule includes the follow
ing games:
April 5--Eambcrg. s. G.. with Roch-
ester, ntcrnatiORals
April -CharlcSton =. G. with
Rochester, int"rnationaie.
April 7-Dnrlingtun. 5. C.. with
Rochester, Intcrnationais.
Npril Petersburg. Va. with Pc
tcrsburE. Virginia League club.
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'EOWLERs CONTINUE GRIND

BUFFALO. - ST.. March ~ f.
American Bowling Congress leaders
in tho doubles. singles and all-,y,ufs
wcathercd an attack by l65 oyw..r~
today, with hut o." change b. IN,
r. O'MalIcy, OF Schenectady. Wi'! d
total Of f.2ia pins. -. .ns ninth pGa,.
in the woman event
a total OF Gfl 10y l.. LamiclI pl
singles event. the Canton how!or .. f.
ting his coun, 10y scores of lg5 4-i
and 233 " karns. OF Albion. = Y.
finished = close second. with q total
OF ESQ pins. and n Evans. auotuc'
Canton cntrunt. scored G3. Eyaus
good score In the singles followed q
Cos set In Tn. doubles. which gave
him a total OF 1906 for six games
but II bad start in the Nyc-mau even,
lagt night deprived him Of q chanc,
TO class among the all-events
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Is AMATEUR BASEBALL PLAYERS OF RICHMOND TO GATHER TONIGHT SPORTS
Spiders Will Begin
Track Practice Soon

Track practice will start q, the
University OF Richmond imm.ti-
HlciN upon tn" return of The
students from h Easter holidays.
FRANK bobSou. director OF ain
ictics At the Wcsihampton school.
is busy getting his baseball team
IN shape this week. and while Go
- III he with the tosScrS constant
~. when school he Will
iind time 10 look after the Candi-
dates Tor til" track team
tnhblc To secure a suitable
place in which TO hold practice
tn" University OF liichinuud could
not enter indoor meets this last
winter. but intends 90 10 in
strong for outdoor work. Three
iihl meets, all of which Will p"
staged on stadium Field. West
hampton. is a part Of the program.
The local coilcr" Will send u tcau,
to tn" South Atlantic events at
Georgetown ncNt May rho pre-
iimlnarios will lie held May -
and the finals May ~.
Hamrdcn-Sidncv Will b.. the
spiders opponent in a dual meet
the latter part Of April. William
and Mary Will I've met April 2. and
Washington and Lee April !. TIC
enlargement with William and
Mary is regarded as the biggest
event on tn" schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
RIVAL COLLEGE OUTFITS
TO MEET THIS AFTERNOON
Baseball Teams Will stage
Game i'm williamsburg.

~ - '"'
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March -
Holy Cross college of Worcester
Mass, viii begin it's Southern trim
by playing William and Mary college
here tomorrow afternoon at / o'clock.
lack Barry. shortstop of tho
famous Athletics inncld. coach of tho
Holy Cross Squad. announces his line
vi rs follows: Lea hugan. lest t"Id.
len pu"an. right iicid. Gagu"r. hort
stop. tccunor, first base. Sanford
t~Capt2!ub. third nIsc, StmoIaIn&vr.
center nlL. Mcclure. "cond base:
Murphy, catcher. and Koran and GIL,
The DuGan boys are twins. aud
brothers OF doe Dugan. OF the Phi!a-
.driphl't american League club. Other
mon in the squad. in addition to
crater OF athletics. Cleo u'DoHncll,
graduate manager: Manager Joseph
b"IirUSh. and Assistant ManaE"r
JamcS hnrh h"nt, are: Dohcrty and
ami M~cl.ouch.in and Tuunay. pitchers.
The l,>c-up OF William ana Mary
probably viii be as follows: Hicks,
shortstop; CGoke. tirs, base: Love.
Chandler. right ;icld: Joyner or Moore.
LOFT field; Jones. "cond base. T..
Chandler, catcher: Marshall and Set
tie. pitchers.
NhrShaiI ana iiordn. hoth rlSht-
handlers, probably viii start. Gill is
u Southpaw. Marshall. who is being
sought by several professional clubs.
unpreSscS jack Barry. Il haven't seen
him work, hut he has ideal build and
youth ia his favor. the noted short
stop declared.
The sporting editor of the wor-
c'Stcr Telegram VIII arrive tomor-
row. Flc viii follow the Holy cross
team on its southern tour. and re-
port these games Tor his
Indications are that the largest
crowd Of the season here viii see
the Virginia ana Massachusc.ts Mines
do battle Arriving this morning,
the BAY stat" boys held - " hour
workout ia the afternoon. They
showed up to splendid advantage.
cUuSidcr,u= the snort time the! have
been outdoors.
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ELEVEN FACES
CRUELL|NG SCHEDULE
'oich frcns ami Captain Burke
Have Big Football Proposition
on Their Hands.

NEwpppu. Sru,.
apprrntic. Sn" aiarSh 2@-Ih"
ment or Tho Snwrv ."ct"h!i ithhhEc-
ing ana M, .r'"S H~hipbul!d-
noIincri ~. ,nn,In toh,ithE mas an
school TO-, ~ Schcuuic Tor thiS
eraI n.w scho io",nE St"s1h Scv-
tho Sh;nhnihon' WI pc prayed by
the strongest schoiastir team. - ,hn
South Atlantic section. :" ~
The schedule is as follows.
Hampton High ScbonI c,.r
2i-honc. "'""e'
Muury High School Oc,nh,.
home.
William and Mary Collier. scco,a
October S-home, ~
University OF Virginia. fire, ,o,r
October 22-homc. ' '""''
University or Richmonb .,oo,,
November 5-home ~
Open date tEam. pendiurl vovon
her l2-away.
Technical High SchooJ w,shi,r
ton, Novctnbcr 10 hnrnn
V. 4. |. Junior VARSITY irnu Sn.o
her 2i-home.
Coach Jim prras Tie formrr coo-
:ia Tech Star ana cnnt,in nnrL +.
will have the biggest football nronm'
eition they have cynr ,,rirind ~ ~,
out an undefcated rInrcn Nh - 49,
teams as they viii no arr, ,.J nm n. NJ.
next fall tn, nroSn.rt. a. :, go
eleven arc u~n,.u,iIv hrinb, h'
ever. with Sly Ic,t.r mon ,nJ ,ia,",
strinr men hack ir har,c..
In pIayinp tho N,urr $50,
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chez, rio,rr. still, Even.

IIiNNNN Nlrch 22. Thc third
game" for the worlds chess cham
p!uHship between ng. Emanuel Las.
kcr. pf Berlin. ard Josc C~apahlanca
of i%iaraua, which WAS adjourned
carly Monday informing after siXty-
Two moves. vas resumed tonight
and declared % draw after only on.
additional moN" had been made.
The tina" consumed IN the conrpf
ton ~ tin" third GImc Was Cape
blanca. % hours. ~ minutes. I.aSkcr.
nous. - minutes. HAY iu Ia" fourt!
gam OF the m.,t"h VIII begin t"mo!-
luw uIEht
Thus iar the match is q tie. al
thr"" G'Jn"s played having b,"i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
EVERY VARIETY OF CRAFT
ELIGIBLE FOR AIR RACES

NEW YORK March -g-Eeyiscd
rules for the irt-ruat!yuI! air riccs
10 be held at ScliridG, Field. MI.
Clemens. Mich. ou September $. 9
and 10. viii iIcllGc classes for al
Kinds Of planes, the Aero Cluh OF
America ANNOUNCED today There
VIII 10 -four races.
Cash prizes ~urgrera'iug $4,000
event is he race for One pul.,"r
lropuy, " ircc-lur-aN c"ut.s, Tor
miles an hour. 1, win Doc four Laps.
around = closed r.Urse uf forty miles
The contest Was first hold last
thanksgiving g., mitchell Il'.d. I."us
Island.
rho other races are for CONNER
ciaI niuH-s. OF large capacity capable
of scvcnry-uy" mites. TOR tighten ct-
pacity planes, caphb!e %! eighty
miles. and tor observation PLANES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
POLO PLAYER LEAVES
AMERICA FOR ENGLAND
.IIsv Associated rress

NEW YORK. March 22.-Charlcs G.
Rumscy. q member OF tho American
polo team which Will seek the worlds
championship in England in June,
vas "a passenger aboard the stca inship
AQuitania. sailing today.
DcvcrcauN Ni!buru, Captain J. Wat
son Webb and Lee I'd will leave
next month. Thonas Hitchcock. Jr..
another member OF IN" team is a
student at oxford Fiftv ponies ar.
in training in England for the .Amcri-
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St MoaH,. Nla. Marcn ~
PUNISHMENT so SEVERE
REFEREE HALTS BATTLE

,. - .ETN''. Tl''T 7 T'NN'T
NEW YORK. March, 22.-Tom Gil-
sampson, ~ New York. 50 severely in
ihr!r hogt that the referee halted IN"
uit""n-r"uud match in tho second
round. Gibbons. who Weighed lTni2
pounds. ten less han his opponent,
'uur'n SAMPSON twice in the first
round. In tn s"cUuh round sampson
took q ouu oi nine ana ON The see
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Fork Union Nine wins.

FORK UNION. VA. March @2-
Fork Union High School his after
noon won it's first Victory OF tho
year 10y defeating the C~orysbrook
High school by the scor" Of II to s.
The game was played on the Corys-
brook diamond and proved To be a
thriller. Fork Unions uphill fight
TO a victory wa. the outstandin.
feature. coryShrook having obtained
an carly lead
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chnm,i.r Cucix, Make. nir Run.

NETROIT March GIN lS.2 haik
lin" billiard exhibition match here
today with Charles Peterson. Of 81.
Louis. William Hoppe ran 2GT points
to- coinpict" "a 300-point block. con-
tinucd the run until he had %accuinu-
lated 500 points. and then quit with
the halls in perfect position. This is
The highest run ever made in Detroit
at Is" balk line.
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Basketball Player
Dies From Injuries
IBy Associated prcss

uL.EGlNGTON. KY. March o2.--
me hrst known fatality growing
our or a basketball game in Ken.
lucky occurred here today when
Mss term, Young. aged 22. OF
nnnrN,tIe. NY. died at Il local hos
pital from blood poisoning. Miss
Dung: Il member Of the girls has-
Nc'nail team at the Kentucky Uni
TerSity. suffered a bruisc on one OF
ner arms in 4 reccnt game. The
INJURY At the time did not appear
10 he serious. but last week blood
poisoning set i'm and yesterday she
was operated on in The hope of
saving her life.
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necrui, shows LIN We'll.

ST. LOUIS. March o2.-Arthur
REVERE. a riGht-handcd pitcher. from
the University Of Texas. is looming
up as "a strong possibility for "a reeu-
lar berth with tho -. Louis Nationals,
advic"S from the training camp at
Orange. Texas. said today.
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cub. ncndy to Leave Pasadena.

CHICAGO. March 29-Th. chic,.,
Cubs complete their training at rasn-
ucna today, according to dispatches
from their training camp there and
leave Tor a short stay with exhibition
games at Los Angeles. Three mich.
ing recruits. all semiprof"ssionnls ~
'hlcaEo VICINITY. were released yes
tcrday by Manager Evcrs.
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MATCH Etrhtcrr 10, nan,

~ CLEVELAND. OHIO. MarCh u
Joe Lynch. champion bantamwcight
boxer. and Young Montreal. have
signed f9- a t~cn-round, no-dccision
conteet htfc on April 1 at 1870 pounds
81 was announced today.