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SHREVEPORT RESULTS


First race-claiming; $500: three year
Odds and mp. five and :, half furIongs-
sunny Days. IS tMcCoy). IL to !. ! TO J. )
to o Won; Chief iiartheil. IS tMcDermottl,
ln5 tShe!epets), 10 to /, to /. to 8.
third. Time. 1910. Hard Times. Financial
Rooster. Bally Chen also ran.
,b second rn,GY,-Siam,mE: purse $500 FOR
furlnnFs -Tony. iac IhodrisuezJ. to So 5.
10 ! 10 .. won; Cousin O. Mine. l!6
SSr,cksonl. 70 /, to ) 20 :. second
10 =. third. Time. 1909. Beeswax. lois
Campbell. Blue jay. Vecrie West also
ran.
Third racc--clalming: purse. $500; for
three. year-olds ana up; one mile and
seventy yards--Sh!lling ITO tMcIrrno;i1
70 even. 10 .. won: The Portuguese.
Va Van b,iigl"f io- to 10 '"u: second
10. third. Time. i:5! ?-5. GTanGec Bar
One also ran.
Fourth race-the Desoto handicap;
and half ;uf!ones--ramainan. 10,
thtchcreeho, ? 10 s. 10 :. out won:
Rapid Day. II tCollinsl to !, even
out. second; Barry shannon. loo (Shsle-
i;lo. Tahleau D'Ilonneur. Lads Love also
ran.
tif;h raco--ciaiming; purse. :5eo. three.
i"nsss-i'r"pasandn. ZIG tMurpi!y(.. . t
to ]. 10 >. to &. second: Old Faith.
~, ioi c{WidGl; 10 20 J.; 70 /. : 10 i
cess Lou, Dr. Campbell. Mary Fonso. Pct,
ruErnh also ran.
SIKH race .c!aiining; purse. $500; three
sundur!a. le7 tsmitm. . 10 8. IA 8,
70 !. Won; iirs;ie's Cub. liz Iiol!owayD
g !" TO ]. even, second; Sold Rock
Fine 'AoG si to s.dy j. even; o. ,n,r3
ThuHdArhi-d kohiuuor also ran
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.FREBERG'S BUILD SHOULD
HELP HIM NEXT MONDAY
Swcdc, Who Wrcstlcs Plcntinn ut
City Auditorium, Is Powerfully
Constructed GraupIcr.

The problem OF finding IL worthy
opponent fer the mighty Marin Pies
tina net Monday night. March q. at
the City Auditorium was one which
considerably bothered the local pro-
motors. However that trouble was
disposed of with the appearance on
the scene of John Frcberg. of Sweden.
Freberg is) native Swede. having
been born and bred in the land OF
the mindinEht sun. He inherited his
gigantic proportions from his ances-
tors, and has developed strength and
endurance far beyond the average
When still Il young man. Frebcrg
decided to-. break loose from his ma
tive surroundings and come to Amer
lea. the great land Of promise no
sooner had sportsmcn set eyes on his
90 pounds of Drawn and tissue than
promoters took him in tow and have
evolved from the awkward Swedc
giant, Il finished wrestler. who has
since come to be acknowledged one
OF the best heavywcights in the bus
mess.
FreberE expects ultimately to reach
the top of the scale. He believes i'm
himself TO the extent o: predicting
that within q few years he will wear
the diamond studded belt donated by
Tex Richard for the worlds heavy
weight wrestling championships
IL is announced that n fast prelim-
mary is being arra-"i. 10 begin
promptly at $40 O'clock.
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HAVANA RESULTS

First race four +.flonHs t.,wo.year-old s
2 s rI,s even. to 4. nos. won; Pinnacle
spunw Chief, 100 twi,s6nJ, : 10 !. s even.
40 :. third; Time. - l-5. Also ran;
lipiia O.. Betty's Pet, ia Tulsa. Fac0nda
Sseon4 race--six fnrlong. ,hrce-ycar.
.Feld. ITO tKsls"y). ; TO ! even 10 >
Non; rokey Jane. 1903 (Smithl. to !, Z
10 even. second: Jack IeaIy. 100
Tin II! -. Also ran: Josephine X.
n .oEEe W. SHyort. JaniCa Logan. Grey
sRrnp Douglas Fairbanks
y ihref year-oids and ~; claliring: puTse.
s7G0--Thc Engineer. = PcninanG 5 to s.
- " .: 10 .. Woui CGvHn 10y, .O5 own
sou, 10 !. 20 :, : {" 8, second Avi0n,
TiH1c. 800 80. Also ran: PerisGuriine
4 ipTereHe. SeaEr!a H.. scotch KISS. Prince
r .,lfGs7 rsss.six ,fn5T5iongs 'he valaa
tlIunD. to >. 20 .. out, won; rurb.-
low. III f:nnci,, 10 :. 10 { out.
second Dinerent Eyc;. 10 r.anepsterj,
ran: Whippct. Sirocco. Whipped ana
Furhclow coupled,
Iliih racsI-ono and one-sixsecnth miles;
parse, sTU9-Drasoou. 10. IPenmamt {
10 2, 70 5. 20 o. won. lose Do Valcs.
Us o.. J: Harness. 20 3. to - to !.
Ian; Hope. l.elnsier. ri coroHei. Ciare
Sixth racc--onc mile. three ypsr-olis.
claiming; rutscs ,:o99- Perhaps. ia ucn.
Of the North. 50 GraEfisL). : to j "a
q l.. to 3. second George -, u. 10,
rims. ' i:3s SIS. Also raa shy Ann N ' Rsl,
~ NJ. Peggy Eiyps I!.tl. Dear
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SPOR]|::''


Uses, Uses DESTROYED tho alleged mash and
. as,''',' round, and have locked up lilo
the whole plant, together With tho
motor trucks. excluding Cohen, his
agents and servants from tho prem
Uses and all care and control.. ga
Cohen says that he was orreste5
on the charge OF violating the al
ieged statute Of Virginia prohibit
ing the manufacture OF sintoxicatinr
beverages. and was bniled Tor jan
uary IL. 1921. to answer any ina,c,.
!, Inents that might be returned against
u m. commemorative AttoFnav
ip n,i,f. Is now. he charges. about "a
ior the condemnation of his rehie and
personal property. 800 49, ~
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HAVANA ENTRIES

First racc--stx furlonGs three ycar.olds
~ i:ai!e Nc hEid" Igs .Syrh, y. ..Syiyan".
la"d ilo: rr,Ad'vel, no. White crown
ne; = i-Hya ~ rlantaredc, iio. Sir VIII
Second receive and one-half iurlorg.;
three -ycar-u!ds: claiming; purse 500
'Lu!aby. 10, .Jacob,an. l67: D!s,lirbHncc.
l'Ni Lolita SDc"d, to-: sleepy Dear. 10.
Coca Cola. 10. '.;ctcm H.
Third receive and unc-haif furlony;s:
four Year ODDS ufi IN; claiming: parse.
:..H--or.ca0s Girl. -. 'iU-t Fancy. u.
'N4rw. !us. 'Guarasmau. los: -Punrtual.
~. Walking Dream, u: Teachers Pet.
ll6. 'Tardsgcu. 10; Peasant. l,s; All
Slmpitc. 10. Ficnlock. 10: Currency no
teur;h ynce- mile aud if,y yards. four
yeur-oIds Ind az; claiming: Nurse. S7ge-.
III cult. 20 Lama, 10; WAR Tax. flphcr-
M BTcru. ivi: Lady Hester. iga: Back
EnrE. Us: 'toydt. i9J. 'Miss Sweet las.
ffth rncu--r,!lo and onc-sixtccnth
three N"sT-olds gHi M. claiming. i.andi.
CHJ: purse. $50 General Mruocal. o. Red
start -: Tie Pirate, q. STuthallus -,
smart Money j., i;unaSveu. loa. FRANZ;
Sixth raco--nnc ana afty Yards: four.
. ,tsr-t.Is and NJ. claiming. purse. 500
LARA. l'y. Double, IL. 80: 'Slippcry
SILVER. icl; 10 krpss 1913: Waterford
9; 'Houauua. I've. Emm3. J.. los: 'Ciu
/ ~ s'fhutr SialWdrt, ,4T red. lgi
'f.,it" Fancy, 10. puic OF shelby Jos
! l' !tyou. iVS. sol G!lSry. 20,
Apprentice allowance claimed.
I weather. clear. track. last.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
MOGULS TO HOLD COMFAB
Discussion OF Recently ,,,n
Schedule VIII Take Place AT
Coiumbin Meeting.
tBy Associated Press
y Associated Prcss.l

GREENvILLE, s. c.. March .
south Atlantic Baseball Association
oiiic!als We're called to meet at CO.
,umbi:i. :. G.. tomorrow To iron out
KINKS IN the schedule adopted at
Charleston last week. Chnrlottn wants
n schedule that VIII eliminate jumps
ana at the same time let the team
play At home six days and on the
road six DAYS 1t is stated that
Charleston, Columbia and Spartan
burg are satisfied with the schedule.
while Grcenville and Augusta are
noncommital.
Four new players have been secured
by the Charleston club, IL was am
nounccd by President Sam berlin.
PITCHER Henning and Infeldcr Roche
nave been secured from Kansas City.
Pitchers Eyrich and Walter Holmes
were obtained from Reading, in the
Pennsylvania League.
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BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS
WILL PLAY ALL-STAR FIVE
Church Hill Athletic Club to Meet
Picked Outfit Tomorrow
Might,

Having won the independent bas-
ketball championship of Richmond
by defeating every local nve, the
Church Hill Athletic Club now has
II difficult assignment on It's hands
tomorrow night in the Blues Armory.
The champions will! cndcavor to de-
feat quintet composed OF the lead
ing basketball players In Richmond,
outside their own squad. While
Church Hill is AN all-star five In it
self. the team It faces tomorrow
night will be a representative one
OF the city of Richmond and star
players will compose II.
Every organization In the city from
pendent teams Will be represented on
The team that meets the Church lIlll
Aye. Medical College of Virginia.
Terminal. Merchants National Bank
and Richmond Athletic Club all Will
nave representatives on the all-star
outfit.
hurry and Gooch VIII Play.
Dean" Murry. one of the greatest
basketball forwards ever developed
AZ William and Mary College and de-
in Virginia, and "Billy" Gooch. a for
mer University OF Virginia athlete.
are perhaps tn, most prominent
been playing forward for the Medi-
cal College OF Virginia team this sea-
son, and although he has been suffer-
ing from an injured knee for the last
several weeks, is declared TO he in
condition for the game tomorrow
Gooch has been q member of the Rich
m6nd Athletic Club five this season.
Those I'm charge or the All-Stars
have selected nine caEers to take pa 1T
IN the contest. Medical College OF
virginia Is represented by hurry. for
ward. and Dickerson. guard Mer-
chants National Bank will have PEN
dleton. forward. and Butterworth
su:rd: Richmond Terminal ls repre-
scented by Bell. forward. and HoIia-
day. center. Richmond Athletic Club
VIII have Brown. forward. and Gooch.
guard. University OF Richmond As
represented by Bethel. guard.
champions Have Good Record
church Hill Athletic Club has run
rough shod over every local team this
year, and II Will be Interesting 10
basketball followers to see If tho
East Enders can down the An-Star
aggregation.
John MarAhall High School and tho
itlcnmond Biucs' Battalion team, or
me Richmond liowltzcrs' and the
Richmond Blues will meet In pre-
limihary game. Efforts arc being
Maue 10 have the high school team
meet the Blues in order that PUNK
i'enulcton may be given a chance 10
play for the All-Stars. Tf the Howl :
%ers meet the Blues Pendlcton will
ne seen In the llne-up OF the artil-
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HARRY COHEN QUESTIONS
VALIDITY OF MAPP ACT
Files Pctitio for Injunction
Against State Officers to Es-
c0uc Prosocufinp

Alleging that the Federal amend
ment concerning prohibition super
ccdcs the Mapp act. and that State
officials have no jurisdiction. Harry
Cohen. a wholesale soft drink man
ufacturer, of Newport News, whose
place was raidcd some months ago
by local officials. the contents con-
fiscated and the proprietor arrested.
yesterday fled petition i'm the
United States District Court seeking
an INDUCTION restraining Governor
Davis. Attorney General Saunders and
Charles c, Berkeley. Commemorative
prosecuting him under the Mapp law
and from coniiscnting his property
under the law.
Judge Waddill yesterday called to
his assistance in passing upon the
case. two circuit Judges. and the date
for hearing VIII be fixed in accord
ance with their convenience.
In demurrer to the bill. Attorney
General Saunders. who accepts the
service. simply snys the bill nled in
the case Is not sufficient in law"
Cohen rccites in his petition that
he was engaged In the WHOLESALE
soft drink business. and had collected
valuable equipment. machinery, stock.
equipment. On January /. 1921. the
Newport News police entered his es-
Establishment and now allecc that they
found still for the Manufacture OF
Intoxicating beverages. The officers
he declares, asserted that they were
acting under direction OF Charles G.
Berkeley, the commemorative at
torncy.
They took possession of the prem
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Hord and Duke oun,Ify.

.. II. IIorl and wnltor r, 8 I,,n,,,..s
gesterday qualified before Judsc.
En.,cnardson as members OF the CITY
E israG,oral Hoard. These, with Mrs
meeting Will probuhiy be arrancaG
hm n.u Few days. at which time the
BOARD VIII organize. Because OF his
ii1n Is exnerience' In political activities,
pc CHOSEN secretary The board viii
nave 10 name 120 clerks, ragistrars
1 9nr, judges, three. for. each OF tho
VIII also act as arbiter' In tnoI,tinoSI
questions questions which may arise from tinie
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STAR GRAPPLER RETURNS
Penn state Mat Artist AEuin Read,
for Work, After Being Out
With Injury.

STATE COLLEGE. PA. March r.
The return of Connie" Mack o!
Flicksville, to the Penn State ma,
sliad was welcomed by Coach Lewis
today. Mack was one OF the leading
li5-pound grappiers until he was in
Jured about month ago, and If he
can displacc Ochrle in the trials to-
morrow. he VIII wrcstle against Penn
the final trials, Mack showed no signs
OF his injury. and he Is expected 10
greatly strengthen the team. The
men VINO survive the trials for tn.
rem meet Will go to the intercol-
legiate championships for Coach
lewis will hold no further trials
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Why Are Skin Diseases
So Difficult to Overcome

1t Will not be so difficult to rid
yourself of skin diseases II you will
but realize that these troubles origi-
nate in the blood. and II you expect
real substantial relief you must treat
them through the blood.
The best remedy for this purpose
Is S.S.S.. tho fine old blood remedy
that purihes the blood OF disease
germs. and thus restores the skin to
n normal and healthy condition. s.
Begin taking S.S.s today. and
write. a complete history of your
case, and our medical director win
give Ri you export advice without
charge 4 Address Chief Medical ;SAd-
wiser, $40 Swift laboratory. Atlanta,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

When your skin breaks out with
itching eruptions. letter. rash. &C.
zema.. PSORIASIS, or other terrifying
disorders. very often the pain boz
comes SO intense. and the discomfort
so thoroughly unbearable that you
are willing to try almost any remedy
that you think will give some meas
ure OF relief from the torture.
( Du: temporary relief Will, do you
but little good. for soon all tho Itch
Ing and irritation breaks out nfresh
with renewed fury. and YOU soon
ointnents, salyesy and similar trcat-
rnents WAL meyer rid you OF your
ltgoubl ., X y q "A; y s.. ,;
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CAMP BEING PREPARED
Pittsburgh Players Expect to Leave
for Hot Springs
tBy Associated Press. ]

PITTSBURGH. PA. March 2-Prep-
arntions for the spring training of
the Pittsburgh Nationals at Hot
Springs. Ark. were under way today,
and members OF the club were ex-
pected to start south within the
next few days.
The Pirate management announced
that two recruits for this years team
already are ut Hot Springs. They
pitched last year for Little Rock. and
Bling Miller, Little Rock outfcldcr,
claimed Jointly by the Pirates and the
Washington Americans.
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SHREVEPORT ENTRIES

Fret raess;-,puFsc; $500. auowaneos for
gar onEs--Harry huiior. i-e Sam Hous-
sSGla9ys, it2; yellow Blas ou. 10Y: zStEe.
stsrn. re: zSca cove. 81.
e. zHewitt North SHuyc stable nifty
IS Second race--pursc. t5Wp; claiming. for
e ilrce. year-'iI!s 2Nd pH FIVE mad a. htTr
tdf5rlhis cI~-C'hiCIs Elr}iry. JIG. sshtrrgn
"a reirograd, ~. 'Donr.. Roma. ~: lib
sseri;or. iis, |N!eK London, 100. 'Fad.u,,
II Third race--purse, $500: claiming. Tor
sthree year Odds and Gp; ssvug tur.On.s
issSornnandie. l15. Financial Rooster, IlG.
,AJ3rfchIcy. ilb: Dalwooi rs: GALWAY ITO.
HfsOrfenta, Dress. 1c3; THUNDER BIRD, 100:
as4,prerIosure. i93: 'NaTy FOnso. 20. Also
ssliEitie Coma clio. ils 'Sa!u,r. no. FUun.
ne Iloarth rass--puTse. $500; claiming; for
lasseYer,ty yards--<inginG il. i13; walter
zF Turnbow, IL; Counter balance, liz. Cory
5ssdon,91I3. Lad. ii5, RcisjcreT. III: Horror.
SSf1 ~: .Captain Burns. los. 'liicnaid ",
IS sEIsth race---pursc. $500; claiming. :u-
hr- olds .and ny. ave ana hair
1rIDbEs---Propasanda. II. Clean TIP. ll2.
eISStHnfs. 1915 Tiger Rose. u: Hhll!lpu.c
,2f35I ss5Piaia I3iu, 1917: Dah!ide. ,0T. Echo
p{TfStGl ra ce---purse. $500; FOR three-yc
$S5fdisAEd MP; one mile and seventy yards
&dSRSfltse 49,: r.. q. kinf. ilC: rairish
ksZETFfxsochroach, lil:-.kcbo. l0T; -'JuGg
Alma b. I67; Harvey SmarT
%&$ Ebtyhatice allowance claimed hvr
~ 5tisid & weather r'cudy: track fast
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Royal Aces Dcfcat McGil Union.

Royal Aces last night won n
has ketball victory over the McGill
Union team by The score of % TO IS
in the McGill gymnasium. The game
was we'll played and both teams
fought hard for victory. Bray.
Bowen and Cornett starred for the
Royal Aces. while Warden starred for
McGills.
Teams desiring games with Royal
Aces should communicate with Man
ager Bray, Boulsevard 4793.
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Morgan,s Tenn Win. DOG ncr,,x

THE PAS, MANITOBA. March e.
me annual 200 mile Hudson Bay dog
derby over the snOw-covered trails
from here To Film Flon and return
was won today by the team owned by
{. IL. Morgan. IL local resident. and
guided by Billy Wintcrton. The time
was hirty-two hours aud fifty
minutes. he race started at IL
O'CIOck Yesterday morning
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Arrange Triangular ncgn.tn.

CAMBlt! DEE, MASS, March =
Harvard, princeton and The Navy will
Carnegie on May !. Crimson rowing
officials announced tonight. Tho
event was Cancelled recently because
II was thought that the Annapolis
men could not get the necessary per-
mission from the Navy Department.
but this has since been granted il
iiills basket and registered the first
was said
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Lynchhurr Nine start. WORT.

LYNCIiBuRG.V VA, March 2.--The
baseball squad OF Lynchburg College
had its first out Of door work out
yesterday afternoon. when light
work was done on the campus dia-
mond. Hubert Taylor, formerly 2
player i'm the Southern league. and
who played with the I1lks team here
last season. has been engaged TO
coach the squad
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Plan to Preserve A,h,e,Ic n..or

records OF high schooIs and hirhnr
grades in elementary schools arc Ia
DC preserved under plans of the Fed
George r. Schiafer. Indiana JfniSep.
SHY. Is to dir-st the work and the
records are to be complied regularly
i'm printed form
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Prop.rty n. Cnnye x.a

deed OF bargain and sale was re-
tppraed In the Office OF the clerk ot'
VIC VIZ, Ch ny Court yesterday by
%nicn Beasie B. Wilson and husband
~ ,sr 10 Claude u. Sprenkle n lot
on the north side OF Rosewood Ayo-
nue.. between Rowland ana Addison
streets. Eor $4,000. and companion
uecu transfers lot on the east eide
of Fendall Avenue. between oranLA
land Park boulevard and Iadins,i
Mile Road, for $4,000. =. : : e
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ONT. ,Io,, 10 pI,x n,.c,,,,,

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. March a.
Aaron Ward. third baseman for the
New York American League Baseball
Club. today resigned as reading clerk
of the Arkansas State Senate TO join
his club at Shreveport.
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,Irnn,ky Mnnt. Moro Nlnncx.

FL!ST MICH. March Mike
Mcncsky, Boston Rcd SoX outncider.
tds returned unsigned the contract
'cnderrd him ~ owner Harry Erascc
ana plans to retire from organized
baseball ana enter business here UNI
less his terms are met. ne announced
today
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pi,t.bureh signs Ou,acI,sr

IlTTSBtRGH. March An
nnunccmcnt was made here today by
the management OF the Pittsburgh
National League baseball Club. that
contract had been signed with Ray
Rohwcr. last years captain and out
aclder OF the University of Cali
forniI team.
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kno,yiIIc 10 f.Ioy FOR ,r,,,.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. March q
With the Southern basketball champ
ionshiD as the pot at the end OF the
protege will leave Friday for games
with city high school of Chattanooga
and Central high. OF birmingham.
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Eickard Receives Huge
Offer for Fig Battle
Ivy Associated rrcss.I

NEW YORK. March TEX
Ri,sSard. promoter OF the Ocmp-
scy-Carpcnticr hcaNyweight cham
piuuship contest. announced to-
night receipt of Il S15o.oOO offer
for the bout from London. The
offer. I'm cable form. WAS signed
by George Mcdonald, of the Ion
don Olympia. Uickard, who has
until the end OF the month tn
select site for the contest. nm
nounccd that he would give the
proposition due consideration.
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WEST POINT WINS TWICE
High School basketball TENNIS DC.
Feat Opponents In lIard-EouEht
Cnnfe.fs

WEST POINT. VA. March 2.-West
Point High School tonight won a
double basketball victory when the
nrst teams defeated the Boys Club
i've, OF Richmond, by tho score OF
urhana High School by the score OF
- TO 10. Bottle games were hard
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Penn Swimmers Fake Wee,

PRINCETON y. j.. March p
pennsylvania won It's swimming NEE
with princeton here tonight by :
score 90 IS 10 90. The wafer pol,
Ealnc Wont ~ Erinrninn. - 10 9
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nobInson I.cnvcs Fridny for Cnmn.

nobinSon Leaves Friday for Camp.
NEW RORK. March 2.--Manager
Wilbcrt Robinson. OF the Brooklyn
Nationals. announced today he would
leave for New Ofisaas Friday. in Or
der to greet the Dodgers squad when
1T reports for spring training there
next Tuesday.
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Columbia ncreu,, Yu,.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. March e.
Columbia defeated Yale. 90 to - in
an tcr-colleEiate league basketball
game here tonight.
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CINCINNATI. OHIO. March e.
Third Baseman Sch!rmcd. considered
ida State League, has been purchased
by the Reds. il was announced today.
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.upe Two UoxIut. Events

sXpfanRe Two HosfnE Events.
OHIO. March 2.--Joc
"a i3bantamwstght champion, has
fsS&iffa tcted for q tGn-round bout
lSs..J 90 Buru,an, Of Chicngo. here
M 10 Bryan DowTvy, OF CIevc-
6SEnl battling Crotaga, Western
{dieSE{x5h hts. meet at Canton March
|l3ly JaaE fslye-round Sgo. sts
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LONDON, March 2.-The Royal Mo-
tor Yacht Club. in behalf of Great
Britain, has cabled challenge to
America for the international trophy
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Czecho- Slovakia Issues
CHI llenge to America
IBy AssncIntcd.Prc.s.l

NEW YORK. March 2.-The Ten
mis- Association OF C1echo-SIOyaISIn
hns issued challenge for the
Davis Cup, the United Stntcs Lawn
Tennis Annexation announced to-
day.
This IN the seventh milton to
enter tho lists for the intcrnn-
tlonnl trophy. India, Spnin, France.
British Isles, the Philippines and
Auhtrnlnsin already hive chnl-
Iengcd.
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sTEAsIsHIpy.
Richmond New York Steamship Co.

Effective Dec. 9Th. saiiings every S days
from Richmond and New York. Freight
Freight received daily until 4 :. n. 81.
cept SATURDAY. T. ". u :
pany 10 your company. give II your !
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They took possession of the prem