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Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
MEMORIAL SERVICE
 |S HELD AT HAYDEN

HAYDEN, April GA beautiful and impressive memorial service was held at the tennis court Easter Sunday under the auspices of the American legion in honor of Henry Bates. killed in action in the St Mihiel drive. The occasion was the presen- tation of the victory medal to his was as follows:
 SetectiOn ..-----...-----. Orcnesua
 H. A Pruitz, director Remarks ..-..... By chairman
 c. H. Studley. Jr. Selection ............ By Orchestra Vocal solo - Keep Old Glory
 Flying .... Mrs. Janney Address .... Commander Christy Presentation of the victory medal
 to Edward Bates. the father of
 Henry Bates.
 Male quartet-"The Vacant Chair"
 Christy, Blackman. Oxnam
 and Oxnam Star Spangled Banner" Orchestra
 Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Phillips enter tained at a chicken dinner in honor of E. W. Phillips and Mrs. Ted Jan ney, it being their birthday anniver- sary.
 George Robson. wife and son Oscar left Sunday for Los Angeles in their car.
 Mrs. Peterson of North Hayden left for St. Louis Wednesday to spend the summer with her daughters.
 David Rodgers and family of Globe are visiting their parents. MT. and Mrs. D. NJ. Rodgers.
 The Camp Fire Girls. chaperoned by their guardian, Miss Thelma Den nis enjoyed a picnic up the Gila river Saturday afternoon
 The high school boys and girls linked" to the scene of the bridge building across the San Pedro river Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs Ross Hill, accom- panied by Mrs. Tom Dennis, Miss Thelma Dennis and Marvin and Joyce Dennis, motored to Oracle and spent the day Sunday. Hayden enjoyed the benefit of a good rain Monday. Little Joe Porter, son of MT. and Mrs. S J. Porter, was christened by Dr. Raley in the community church Sunday morning. H. A. Eye, general manager of the A. & R. plant at Hayden. left for | New York city Saturday. | The American legion gave dance l in the. Taylor Hatch hall Saturday night. It was well attended and the "arts" of music and dancing enjoyed
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
The Ir1sider Says

The photographers son opened up dad camera and exposed a lot of new plates. Didn't know it was loaded"
 It's a deuce of a note when two tennis players both make three points.
 The sharks golf game is just the opposite from the dub's. Awfully simple. Simply awful.
 Fred Beebe was fired from the Wichita baseball club. Like a shot out of an air rifle?
 Many a championship boxing con- test turns out to be just a bout but not quite.
 Hoppe runs 500 at 1892. Ought to make a good track man. Where many players swung the ax during the winter months, managers are swinging it now. The American league is full of promising teams. All promise to fin ish in the first division. Many a boxer feints with his left and then with his right and then all over. Will the referee please count ten?
 Old Man Ether knocked Mike ODowd out during an operation re- gently. Something the scrappers have failed to do. Lo squeeze play" of wrestling. Johnny Wilson, as the middle weight crown wearer. is about as popular as a lot of foreign kings have been- Lasker and Capablanca, so they tell us, have sacrificed many queens castles, etc, in their chess match
 Not to mention the nights. Many a rookie pitchers start in a | big league ball game is also his | finish
 The hockey player bumped foe and pushed him past the pole- Ano then came cheers because twas thought he'd knocked him for a goal l Perhaps" a nifty race nag, has been copping the coin at Havana
 What do you mean, Perhaps?
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
'ARI-NA-BA" CLUB
 NEW ORGANIZATION

The "Ari-Na- ba" club was the name chosen for the organization of National Bank of Arizona employees at a meeting of the personnel last night in the club rooms of the bank Officers were elected as follows: president, E. R Gibbons; vice pres ident, Miss Estella Mccoy; secretary treasurer. Albert D. Stetson. Busi- ness pertaining to the adoption of a constitution and bylaws was taken up, and the club decided to meet ev- cry two weeks.
 Carol P. Bradstreet gave an in teresting talk at the meeting on the future aims of the club. He declared that members would receive only what thep gave to the organization
 The name "Ari-N Ma Ba" was one of 22 suggested by members. It wa.< proposed by Miss Hattie Minch, whA won s prize offered by Julian Gang for the winning name
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
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SOUTHWESTERN GULF TOURNEY
 OPENS AT CHANDLER TOMORROW

sign. Dr. Kimball Bannister, pres ident of the association and twics winner of the cup, has offered 2 very handsome silver tray for tbe championship prize.
 Other prizes include a silver vas silver basket, an Elgin desk clocl- two silver cups, a smaller silver plat and silver pencil and an ash tra
 The tournament begins Friday an lasts for three days. The links VI be in splendid condition for playinE the rain of yesterday being the las thing needed to put the grass fair ways, now freshly moved, in perfec. sod
 The leading social event Of tho week will be the dinner dance give at the San Marcos on Saturday eve ming. April 9th. which will be the last dinner dance of the season at tLe hotel
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
BICYCLE CLUB
 PLANS TUCSON PHOENIX RACE

One of the longest bicycle rides neid In this country is contemplated py the Phoenix Bicycle Racing club TOT May l. provided sufficient back Ing can be obtained from the business men of Tucson, Phoenix and the towns covered by the riders.
 The race will start at Tucson at daybreak May l and finish in Phoe- nix, a distance of 132 miles, The course will probably follow through Florence, Chandler, Mesa and Tempe.
 National bicycle week will be ob- served throughout the country start Ing May l and the Phoenix bike rid CTS plan opening the week with the long distance race. Bicycle riders from all parts of the state will be en- tered, with none barred. No cash prizes will be given, but suitable mer- chandise awards will be made to make the race worth while and still keep 1t within the amateur ruling.
 A committee from the Phoenix club is making a canvass of the city and another committee is canvassing Tucson and the towns en route.
 The Phoenix Cycle company. King Brothers, Landis Cycle company, Berryhill company, -'alace Hardware company, Pinney & Robinson. Vic Hanny and Donofrio have already agreed to subscribe for the race.
 A definite decision will be made during the present week.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07

Chandler is the hub of the south western golfing world this week. AL ready the big ones are coming from outside to get accustomed to the links before the opening day which is next Fi iday.
 One of the first to arrive was Dr. James Vance of Fl Paso, who has twice won the southwestern cham pionship, besides several times win ming in the local Fl Paso meets. He plays a beautiful game, driving a wonderful ball and will undoubtedly be one of the strongest competitors for first place this year.
 H. s. Corbett of Tucson, the pres ent holder of the championship, ar rived this morning, and is playing in his usual superb form c. s. Pickrell, the secretary of the Southwestern association, arrived Saturday, and Jas. A Wright and J. s. Curtis of Fl Paso and Joe Rice of Tucson, all excellent players, arrived today. A great deal of interest is being manifested in the professional event, which will be a notable feature of the tournament. D. K. White of Bisbee, George W. Scott of Fl Paso and Jack Adams of Tucson, all golfing lumin- aries of the first order, are already on the ground as well as Louis Mon- tressor. the local pro-" and his assistant, Ray Jurgensen- McLennon from Hot Springs and the pro" of the Miami club will also be here
 making the strongest lot of profes- sionals ever attending a southwestern tournament
 The trophies have arrived and are | on exhibition at the San Marcos They are very attractive.
 For the winner. besides the honor of having his name engraved on the
 championship cup. Dr. Al. Chandler of the San Marcos club. has offered a beautiful silver plate of unique de
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
Giants VIII Play .SIuppers Sunday

Two of the strongest teams in the valley will clash at Eastlake park Sunday afternoon, when the Western Giants and the West End Sluggers cross bats in peaceful combat
 The West End team is made up ot professionals who are still alive to the fine points of the game and carry the knowledge of the old heads The Giants have made two starts and finished both with a clean-cut vic tory. The Giants defeated the Tigers at Eastlalxe in one of the hardest fought games ever played in the val ley.
 Manager Hicks of the Giants will use the same lineup that walked If with honors in the first two games including Wiz White, the sensational colored twirler. The game will start at 2:30 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
s. ". Harrison VIII
 Suing Globe Stick
 On Chandler Cours.

Sam Harrison, business managei of the Globe Record and one of II best known golfers in the state. ar rived in Phoenix yesterday to ge into action at the Chandler golf tour nament.
 Harrison swings a wicked club O the green and plays just as well wit IS holes as during the old days wher the nineteenth was the goal of aInbi tious golfers. Sam has been know to stick in the sand all afternoc without losing his temper. He hop to uphold the honor of the Globe Miami district at the coming tourna ment. being the sole representative c the copper camp
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
Perry Adair Beats
 James Star1dish Tn
 Nineteen Hole Play

PINEHURST, N. C., April G. Ferry Adair of Atlanta won 19- hole match from James Standish, Jr., of Detroit in the first round of the North and South Amateur Golf championship today, and Joe Wells of East Liverpool Ohio, defeated Harold Weber of Toledo, one up. Other matches were not so close
 Second round matches tomorrow will be between Joseph Schlotman and B. P Merrillman, Frank Dyer and Arthur Yates, Perry Adair and George Mead, and Joe Wells and Gardiner White
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
PHOENIX POST OF
 MAR VETS FORMED

A meeting of the World War Veterans auxiliary was held Tues day night in the labor hall at 215 East Adams street, with a large at tendance. The following officers were elected for terms of six months each: Chas. c. Fuller, chairman; F. P. Johnson, secretary; members execu- tive committee: George Simon, J. w. Bowlan, D. Loveday, J. l.. Rogers. D. A. Hall, w. H. Taller. J. E. Me Gully.
 The World War Veterans and auxiliary are at present in their in fancy in Phoenix. being organized as post of the national organization of World War Veterans, which has posts throughout the country, with membership of some 700,0 900. Phoe- nix Post No. l and Auxiliary No. 20 are reported meeting with much suc- cess.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
ness stated he thought the tools worth about SPA

Bob Mason, on motion of the coun- ty attorneys office, entered a plea of guilty on a charge of petty lar ceny, reduced from one of grand lar ceny, and was sentenced by Judge Stanford to serve 26 days in the county jail from the date of his ar rest, on condition that he repay a pawn broker SIP loaned on a gun. Mason was alleged to have taken a suit of clothing and a revolver. J. c. Anthony pleaded not guilty to a charge of aggravated assault and the date of the trial was set for May F by Judge Stanford.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
CHARGE IF GRAND
 LARCENY DISMISSED

When the complaining witness in the case failed to establish the value of the goods alleged to have been stolen, a charge of grand larceny against J. R. Carleton yesterday was dismissed by Judge Stanford upon motion of Joseph E. Noble, deputy county attorney. Trial on a second charge of grand larceny against Carleton was postponed. Carleton was alleged to have taken some car penter tools valued at s75 and at the trial yesterday the comp aiming wit
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
OH, THESE CHILDREN

Little Eve-Say. auntie, can they fix people with new tongues, same as with teeth?
 Auntie-No, what made you think that?
 Little Eve-Because pap said yes- terday you had a false tongue.-De- troit News
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
|CIonie Tait Backs
 Out Of Butte Bout
 With Young France

According to reports received from Butte, Montana, Clonie Tait, light 1 weight champion of Canada, backed out of his match with Earl France, Scheduled for Tuesday night. Ed Englehart, a Portland welter sub stituted in the bout with France. Butter papers give France the de-
 cision in fiercely fought fifteen
 ! round bout
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07

CHICAGO, April 6.-Ed (Strangler) ewis, heavyweight wrestling cham pion. will be permitted to use the headlock in his finish match here April 13 with Jim ondos. officials announced today. Londos requested that the hold be barred.
 At Spartanburg, s. C. R. H. E.. Philadelphia Americans Ill IT 1 Philadelphia Nationals -. 4 g 8
 Batteries: Naylor, Harris and J. Walker; Causey, Smith and Peters, Bruggy.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07

One of the most discouraging tasks in the world must be praying for congress. One chaplain prayed for congressman 25 years and look at them now! - Seattle Post-Intelli- genCer.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
In the Sanctufn

Editor-No, I can't take 1t. I'd like to trample such verse under my feet.
 Poet-Alas! No poetry in his soul. Press
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07

Jack Dempsey announces he will never marry again. Jack doesn' t
 propose to do any fighting except that he is paid to do.-Burling ton (Ntl News.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
TANKS BEAT DODGERS

At Winston Salem, N. C.: R. H. E. N. '. Americans ....5 10 2 Brooklyn Nationals ....4 s 0
 Batteries-Shawkey Piercy and Schang; Smith, Mamaux and Miller
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
CUBS BEAT WICHITA

At Hutchinson, Kan R. H. E. Chicago Nationals 3 5 2 Wichita. Western .1 6 5
 Batteries-Cheeves. Trombly. F'uhr and O'Farrell: Sellers, Cooper and Faley, Griffin
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
GIANTS BEAT SENATO

At Petersburg, Va R. H. E. New York Nationals .-...< s ? Washington Americans ....2 s ?
 Batteries-Nehf Ryan. Gaston and Smith; Courtney. Acosta and Char rity-
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
RED SOx WIN

At Charleston. S C. R. H. E Boston Americans .-...-..s 13 Rochester Internationals 40 g 1
 Batteries = Jones, Pennock and Ruel. Walters; Brogan, Bonafay and Hargraves.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07

At Indianapolis R. H. F. Cincinnati Nationals s 12 i Indianapolis Assn .4 s 3
 Batteries-Marquard Fischer and Wingo; Stryker. Whitehouse and Dixon-
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
pEIRoIr rRIMs WEs1ERNERs

At Oklahoma City R H. E Detroit Americans .-15 20 C Oklahoma City, Western .. 0 4
 Batteries-Hollings Stewart and Bassler. Ainsmith; Mitchell, Parle and Parker.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
BROWNS BEAT CARDS

At St Louis R. H. E. St. Louis Americans ..-.5 ' St. Louis Nationals -.4 2
 Batteries-Davis and Severied i: Haines, Kaircher and Clemons
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
CHI sox WIN ANoTHEp

At Memphis R. H. E. Chicago Americans ..6 14 l Memphis Southern ..4 Il 2
 Batteries-Kerr and Yaryan; Tue TO and Dowie-
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
TIGERS BLANK SENATORS
CiNCY BEATS MINORS

SNOW ON THE LAKE Oakland at Salt I-ake-Snow.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
Baseball Results
ANGELS WIN SECOND GAME
SEALS BEAT BEAVERS

Batteries-Gardner and Francis and robin; Lyons and Stanage-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
WILL MEET NORFOLK
IN DUCkPIN CONTEST

The def OF the Norris Jewelry Com
pany all-star duckpin five has been
accepted by the Albano Alley all-star
Norfolk team. ana these two cxpcrt
little pin spiders will clash tonight
at 1890, the Morris team rolling their
games on the Recreation drives OF
this city. While the ali-star Norfolk
aggregation are dernolishinS the
small wood on the Albano Alleys in
Norfolk. results TO be exchanged by
long distance telephone. The Norris
aii-star team VIII be composed of the
two Austin brothers, Fidler Butler,
Davis. DeaSy. and Eunck
Any other duckpin teams desir-
ing matches can arrange them by get
ting into touch with j. T. Austin.
Morris Jewclry Company. Colonial
TEeater. city. y home and home total
pins match has already been ar
ranged between the Morris five and
the all-star Hopewcli team. the local
team 5ourneying To Hopewcil Thurs
day night for the first five games of
that match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
A. c. FLOYD TO CAPTAIN
NORTH CAROLINA ELEVEN
Has Played With Wolfpack
Team Three Years With
High Record.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Dec. ia. G.
Floyd. OF Fairmount. Will captnin the
1922 North Carolina State College
football team. and j. T. league. of
High Point. Will be manager. these
elections being made last night at
banquet at the college dining-hall
In honor OF the football squad. 1921
state champions.
Big Floyd" as he is Familiarity
known about the campus has PLAYED
On the football team for three sea.
sons. two OF the years at guard. and
this year at tackle During this
time he has been one OF tho Wolf.
packs most consistent gr!diron pcr-
formers. Standing well over sir
feet In height and weighing close to
1870 pounds. he has shown an apy-es
sivcness and knowledge Of line
play that stamps him IA one Of the
greatest forwards in the South.
Floyd is one OF the most popular
men In college. is prcsiT at OF the
student council. and 4 leader In every
worm while student activity. His
nigh ideals Of clean living and his
pericct physical condition. Sr5uph,
about By strict training. ad.r;rlEIv
hts him for leadership in the uro,,.
est OF all intercollegiate spor,g. I'm.
der his able guidance, next years
team !s expected TO no a strotl. con.
tender in tho newly organized Sou,h-
crn Conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
TRUCKERS HAVE DEALS
PENDING FOR PLAYERS

PORTSMOUTH, VA. Dec IL
Frank ID. Lawrence, OF the Ports-
mouth baseball club. returned TO the
city yesterday from the annual meet
ing OF the National Association Of
professional Baseball Clubs. held in
Iuffalo. y. Y iIe attended all Of
the sessions OF the association and
incidentally arranged for scvcra,
deals which Will in all probability
bring new faces to tho Portsmouth
club IL they are put through lie de-
ciincd yesterday u make announce
mcnt OF the transactions upon mis-
return. however. saying that the
deal: have not been completed. and
until they are no announcement VIII
be made
He stopped over IN New York CITY
on his return and conferred with
Manager McGraw, Of IN. Giants. in
reference 10 an exhibition date with
nc world champions II, Portsmouth
on April s. McGraw consented 10 a
game in This city. following the ap-
ncarancc OF the Giants IN Norfolk on
AHrE !. He assured MIR Lawrence
that Pitchers McG.ouEhlin and Rcn-
ton and Shurtsto9 BACK. acquired hy
The Giants from Portsmouth last sca
son VIII a0rcar with the Sew York
"rs wien thcv come 30 Portsmouth.
Tho visitors VIII have tbs Ports
mouth club % 1922 as their oppo-
ucnts in tho game in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
NATIONAL SPORTS
ALLIANCE FORMED
my Associated prc.e1

NEW YORK Dec. ll.-Dox,,y
managers aud srort promoters az
New York state today formed III.
national Soorts Alliance. an organi.
zht'on designed to protect PARTED.
pants IN and further the growth Of
professional sports. especially boxing
anu wrestling. and eventually "a ac-
quirc jurisdiction over nil pror.s
>''nal sports William Gibson, man
aser OF the lightweight ,ha,nrion.
Benny Leonard, was elected president
THIS organization" Gibson ex
plaihed, rs not To be q small cliouc.
nut representative body conposcd
OF repita''" men OF affairs who 10.
teyc IN fair play TO the professional. ["
charles Harvey. Edward Meade.
Daniel Morgan. Jack Curlcy Leo
rlEnn. Daniel McKctrick and William
Weli'nan. boxing managers ana pro-
motors. and Benny Leonard. wor.
c4ccted 10 Tie board OF governors.
Tho organization announced I,
would Jay plans for its Operations M
meeting next week Charles
mite. former secretary o! the bnx.
ing commission. VINO was named sec
retary. said The constitutions had bccn
drawn wl;h the idcn OF its heinz nc.
csrtahia - the American Federation
or Lator IL the alliance ever decided
10 aHii!atc with the union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
SOCIETY WILL ATTEND
BUFF-MOORE FIGHT
INV Tinted News

MiLWAukEE, WIS. Dec. IL
When the diminmtivc Johnny Run
Climbs into the ring her, Thursdoy
night TO meet Pal Moore. his cha,l.n.
ger, he'll be gazing at more diamond
studded shirt fronts ana tiaras than
he ever knew existed.
rer!tahlc glare Of Tiffany TO-.
VIII greet the stanch little nghter.
And how's . fellow going to fight
when he's got TO keep one eye on the
debutantes that are going 10 line the
'ingside and Wear the iiaras? Nor.
than one prize fighter has succumbed
To these attacks since prizefchting
got on the social calendar.
About every name in tho social
register OF the Middle West has been
entered for ring-side seats at this
fight.
The list of boxholders reads like
the blue book or list of grand opera
patrons.
Meanwhile. Johnny and Pal both
are predicting what will happen be-
fore this select crowd. Finishing
touches" that always must be made
before the bell. have been finished. and
both men are ready for the gong.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Ii. S. ATHLETIC LEAGUE
TO HOLD MEET MAY Is
Especial to The Times-D!spatchl

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESNiLL VA, Dec. IL.
The executive council OF the Vir-
S!nia High School Athletic League
met yesterday afternoon at the Uni
Versity Of Virginia for the purpos..
OF revising the rules and regulations
or the league and strengthening the
organization. Professor Charles Ii
Maphis, of the university. chairman
OF the league. presided, and repre-
sentativcs from each of Tn. live dis
tricts were present. Delegates were
in attendance from Roanoke. Dam
vie, Lynchburg. Newport News. !Iar-
risonburg. Staunton. Alexandria,
charlottesville and Graham.
May 10. next. was selected as the
Time and Lambeth Field at the uni
Versity, as the place for the next an
nual track and field meet of the
league. The Southern intercolleEi-
ates will be held at the university
on the same date. and the high school
'ads Will have the opportunity of
seeing tho best track and field per-
formers OF the South In action.
Following the conference. the vis-
iting delegates were guests 1T a din
ner at the coffee Shop to which were
invited members of the universities
athletic board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
STAGE 3-CUSHION
BILLIARD CONTEST

In Manager Joe Doniy's three
cushion tournament n; the Recrca-
ton Billiard rarlors Saturday after
noon, BAILEY and Trout staged one
of The prcti!est three-cushion battles
ever witnessed In the city. At the
count Of twenty, both contestants
were in deadlock which was
broken by BAILEY. VINO from this
point forged ahead and ultimately
won the match ~ a count of 80 TO
81. Roth players were in top form.
and displayed some really excellent
billiards Trout carried off the high
run honors OF the afternoon. with n
fine count OF four. but Bailey was
right at his heels with two fine
counts Of three.
This afternoon at 2:30 Trout will
take on Lester and at night he viii
cndcavcr to lower the colors Of
Granger. both excellent players, and
he Is Determined To avenGe the de-
feat administered TO him through the
breaks OF the game Saturday by
breaking into the win colnMn by a
double victory today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
QUESTION OF FARE
LEADS TO ARGUMENT
Hack Attacks Conductor and Comes
out second Best In Clash That
al

More than 4 score of people be-
came involved in an argument
aboard ENll street car at Seventh
ana Broad Streets last night. when
the question was raised by tho con-
tuctor whether a negro passenger
had paid his fare.
According to police. the negro at
tackled the conductor when the latter
demanded that he deposit his fare
in the box. y fight followed. and
the conductor appeared to have won
the better part Of the argument
When police arrived. they carried
with them 10 Second Station Charles
Jefferson. coSrcd. who gave an ad-
dress in South Richmond He will
have hearing in Police Court this
morning on charge OF dis,.sGerly
conduct.