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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
'O<lO FIGHTS COST GOTHAM MILLION DOLLARS
JOHNNIE M'EVOY WINS
BOUT FROM HERBERT COLE
Secures Decision in Match Staged
by American Lcgion-l.argc
Crowd Attends.

Before fully zoe members OF the
American Legion. Johnnie McEvoy. OF
Richm 5pd. won the decision over Her.
bert Cole. another loca! boz. III a fas;
six-rourd bout held al the post mead
quarters last night. Three other good
bouts we're staged. and proved fAs;
and interesting throughout.
McEvoy was given a great ovation
rs he entered the ring. cole MAS
introduced by "X"i"' Smith, AMI was
greeted ~ the crowd. In the hrst
wyUd win by the y. O. route. as NJ
scer."d 10 have every thinS Z" Ms
favor. Cole. however. proved that. as
defensive fighter. he could stay : X
rounds With any CT them. JUhnn!e
mad, eYarl effort in the last ruIaI
- NHISh an nix CpiUi cnt. hut Cp.s'S
sta the full limit.
McEvoy forced the tgh;iHs from
the tap Of the gong, but al times
Cole showed Signs of making come
back. /; WAS Lohnnic's light all the
Threc preliminary bouts featured
the fracas between McEvuy and Cole,
and each provided excellent sport for
the crowd Jack Wells ana Earl
battle Was awarded the las,-narncd o;,
points. Chris Bryant and Bort FL
benny fought iour-round affair.
which was declared To he a draw by
Referee Billy Wol!sicffcr. The dcci-
sion proved popular, as the fans We're
unanimous in their opinion that the
boxers were evenly matched
Happy Brooks and Speedy whitney.
EyweiGhts. fought four rounds to Il
draw, The youngsters displayed cx-
game. and the bout was commented
upon by the fans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
SPORTS
AMERICA DESIRES more
COMPETITION FOR TROPHY
Tennis Association Wants All Ma
tions to Play for Davis
CuD.

/
NEW YORK. Jan. lS.--An effort to
have the greatest number OF nations
competing for the Davis cup tcnnl.
trophy than in any previous year wa
bc made by the United States Law.
Tennis Association. IL was an.
nounccd today. The American Davi.
cup committee has authorized tho
sending Of letters to South American
and European nations with organized
tennis associations. who have not
heretofore competed. inviting them TO
forward challenges.
Canada expects TO enter the com
petition this year. the committee has
hccn notified by Il. II. Senior. sccrc-
tary Of tho Canadian Lawn Tcnnls
Association. lie declared the ndyis.
ability of challenging i8 to be taken
up bE the association and that II
would be satisfactory to play the pre-
liminhries In the United States
The American Davis cup committee
announced II viii recommend to the
schedule committee that the chaI-
lcnEe round Of the Davis cup matches
prcccdc the national singles cham.
pionshipH. no matter where the latter
event IL played. II was advised also
that the championship should not be
held much later than has been the
custom. owing to the failing light Of
September.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
GOLF ASSOCIATIONS HALT
.HOST|L|T|ES FOR Present
Qualification of Rules Likely To Re-
suit From Threatened Halt
by Western Body.
[ by Associatcd !rcss.

CHICAGO, Jan. DISQUALIFICATION of
Ime rules OF golf ana other change,
~ me control OF the game in Amer
.Ea arc expected TO result from the
lhreat OF expansion by tn, Western
bo!i Association and The decision TO
M!'hhoiu action. according To details
81 ShlcaSo, cc-p.esiucut. ani James
-. .Nh%,it. OF Kansas city. Il director
o. me Western Association, VINO wyr,.
.ite!'' p.rS OF the committee that went
~ NV Cfk and arranged AN armiS-
ISOLATION.
i'tiaiis OF the threatened war for
supremacy IN American golf. given
'u' aitcr the annual meeting last
week OF the Western Golf ASso.iY-
tlon. showed that plans were on fuoI
ior committees cf Scotch and Eng
fish golfers To CON. to Am.riC, ~ =
summer TO revise the code OF golf in
" manner To satisfy Americans with
ont changing the Fundamentals OF tn.
g"imr. In the conferences with IN.
sc"ia'ion. the latter EXPRESSED dis
appointment at the slight changes
o"tnin"d by the American commlttc"
'hat visited 81. Andrews last sum
mcr: il WAS thought AN entering
wedge had made it likely that fur
iher conferences would bring abou;
an chtir" rewriting of the rules, so
.nat players would not have TO search
through the entire cote To find ali
the restrictions and penalties attach
ihS 10 Scinc one phase OF play as at
present
In telling of the threatened war
and It's avoidance. Mr.. Gates said that
previous efforts to gain concessions
from the United States Golf ASsocia-
ZION had proved futile. including =,
request that the new constitution
prepared for the American Golf As
ISOLATION into which the Western
planned to change itself Tacn the
directors OF the Western associations
decided tn submit the plan for cx-
parSion. but did not intend to pub
i'sh the fact before the annual meet
ing
The next morning after tho news
had been sent out. with a summary
~ inc new constitution. according 10
Mr. Gates, officers Of the United states
COLI Association called leaders %: tho
western association by tcicphon" ana
requested conference. The West
"rncrs went To New York ANA over
lures fer peace We're made with such
good VIII and cancellation that the
Western golfers decided /; would lac
UNFAIR nos Ia poStpca. action until
IA" parent body could have Il chance
10 effect these rcviSinnS.
Mr.. Nurcnt said that while golf
had been controlled almost entirely
from New York. only u third oi tho
United states Golf Association mem
h"rs having vote and nearly two
thirds "f the voting clubs being al0n.
the Atlantic he fell satisfied the pres
cat officers OF the United states Golf
Association would do VIVA; had been
promised. ana he recommended that
The rising tide az Wrrtcrn oppOsition
TO the "it regime he held back anti
IN" change could be brought about.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
BALA, Pa. AWARDED
TiTULAR POLO MATCHES
Open senior and Junior Events To lie
Staged at Pkiindclphin Coun-
try Climb.


NEW YORK. lam !S.-Thc ma
tioual polo championship matches for
the open, senior ana junior titles
null meeting Of the Polo ASSocia
tiou here today The events are to
be decided in the lat" summer.
The American team. which Will
meet the lIuriinEham team OF Eng
land for the International polo
trophy mex, June Will sail Tor i:nG
land in April. The team will train
for TWO weeks ut ridworth, where
nifty American ponies are now being
accl!matcd. AMI for two weeks at
lIurlingham previous to the trophy
contests
The association decided today to
make Il revision OF its handicap list.
eliminating players VIII" have not
competed for several years. Chair
man H. l.. Herbert. Sccrctary-TrcaS-
urcr W. l.. Hazard ana the executive
Coinmlit". we've rc-rlvctct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
NIL ClCYCLE TEAMS
ARE CLOSELY PUNCHED
Three F0urthS of Entrants in Stx-
Dny AMIR HnNc Covered
.5u Miles,

NV NsN"Nlht"U Fr'SE !
C~cAGp. Jan. lS.-rhr forty
fou.th hour OF the six-day bicycle
race found nine OF the twelve teams
which started N. grind punched
with record Of $50 miles each. one
team permanently out OF the run
nihS ana two trailing a lap behind
IN" leaders. The team of Madden
ana MaSin was In the lead in points.
however. with twrnty-two, good
work IN today's spirits bringing
them To the front
Charley ficrccy was forced ont OF
the race through injuries received in
a ;d!l sunday and his partner. Ar
'hnr Spencer. after failing 10 get n
new rider TO help him out. withdrew
today.
:, The teams of Stein ana u'sshca and
Ryan and probach each lost lap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
CUNT GOES TO ASHLAND
Church iiiII Athletic Club VIII M.r,
Jackets ON La.icr'> Eluor
Eoui.hf

~" CHURCH HI Nthlc'H cIub
gu!nt VIII play the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jackets in Ashland tonight Tho
and xii! carry a full sGliad 10 IN
stamping ground or the rullcgians
M"rchAnts National Bank do.vn.d
ne college outht las; Saturday. and
me me hhsi End clan is confident OF
securing a victory tonicht
foli"win~ are the men who viii
make The rip; Wharton. Woodward
anu fAtttr#"n. forwards. Richmond
center Mcllnhncy. Graham and :h-
.Hiis, guards Manager Evans. 'E0H''
sutton and Referee Euticrworth vii,
accompany the team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

milo maIisnS three fur.onrs Maia l.,
iin; i>' EnoI ,rsar s Eirn5n He;
k!,uc Warmer. ~, Dada, us; Fly.ng
i liz fyc iiI M 2s lei 5 10 carte '"'F
second r2ce-pnrsr, $1,000; claiming
D~MasiitoH. il5; r.ata niii lit henca;'
o. iiii cobalt Lass. los. Donna Rama,
1' n' mndI a2f"iS"n i A f i,a
Mickey Moore. III: ilirah. 10y; .Nan:syii-
VIA. lo5. A'so cl.Etb!Y.--' Anna Gallup, ioi ;
roul;mcy. lis: Ina Kay. los: Sa0re'asn,
Third raeg-aursc. 5000; claiming; for
FTinrc. loo Ocean swell; III Miss E4n.
10: . 'i'5 lilly, iG5; fgni;g, iii; :oIi
Fourth race--lurse. $500: Lafayette"
ha,dicap; ,hre"-!crr-o!"s and ~; on"
iig fsstoT. III Fie0erty GhS,. ici
Tipp!ty Witchci, 1905: Bone Dry, l0a.
purse; ,hr"e-year.o and IN: one mil
n1 GyTpy m.nr iSs r fw@ I'LL
lo'; Roman lo@: FAR Orient Nv saga
'N >yaar!cids anu IN, ono NH a"% i
sixteenth Scoutgcman. -. Grand"", los
sna;S 49, f"m I .osa i6a GSiySm.
!!t our. Brthd.y; lg; ho!si'rrgr, igl;;
10. III; liomeward Bound. 1893: l!shl
Wine sc Blais., 1903: 'koh!nOor, i0t
seventh racc-pursc. si.oUO. four. year
Odds aud M: one mile aud sixteenth lh
and D--SrrhIan. IA: II. Madnrtu's Coat.
los! on high lOI: Thunder i,ird. 81,
i.edy !.ongfelIuw. lOl: Madam liynE. 20.
Ruytcn. ll2. liue hammock. los; War
Ike, iuC: 'BrooklaHd. 1903, 'Iorcnu Moss
ios' The Portuguese. Ioa: pr. Shater. io,.
Richelicu. lOl. Scnrchlirhi Ill. iVhi
,rgssy 1; 100. Also el'siN'e- Counter
.Nppren,icc allowance claimed. Weather
clear. track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
DISCUSSES LEAGUE PLAN
President bradley VIII Arrange Com
ference r"dns-No Work on
Park Yer.

W. u. Rradlcy. president Of the Nir-
rinia League. VIII attempt to arrange
Il conference today Of the Nirgini;,
.ehsu" special committee, appointed
10 dispose of the Richmond franchise
The League head will confer with 4.
Moran Harry, president Of the Nor
folk Club and mcmOcr OF thu com
mittcc. over the telephone. Tn. prcs-
!dcnt is anxious TO arrange the con
ier"nC" AT an early date and will hold
IL either here or in Norfolk.
~" construction work mas been
started on the park which Will ..,.
erected on Mayos island. Arran,;e-
mrnts for park are expected To Lr
taken up II the meeting OF the com
mittsr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
Lynch aud Herman Draw SIG.non.
TERMINAL FIVE TO PLAY
PORTSMOUTH HERE FRIDAY
Richmond Team VIII Meet Park View
Athletic Clubs CaSers AT
lIiucs' .trmOry.

Richmond Terminal and the rark
View Athletic club. of Portsmouth.
Will meet on the basketball iioor here
Friday night The contest will be-
staged in the Richmond Blues ARM
or. This decision wac; reached yes
tcrday following n conference with
officials Of the Blues and representa-
lives Of the Terminal team. Two
games Will bc p!ay cd in the armory
IA the same night. Fork Union Mil
TAR. Acad my VIII play the Blues
battalion team in the other contest.
The first game viii begin at A.2u
o'clock.
Arrangements foc the contest he.
tween Tcrmin and the Portsmouth
club were made following announce
m"ut that a game. scheduled TO be
played here between the team Jan
uarr u. had been cancelled owing
10 lRlhil " 10 secure Il floor.
J. rtsnHuth is declared to huv" q
fasi aSgrcS ton, ana one which viii
= vc the Terminal uuint a hard bat
lie The f:dcwatrr team has won ten
games this season. and with this roe
ord : determined To defeat the Rich
;.ONl team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
BN WESTnRoON pI:t:i.f:K.
uitrh News Stan CUrrc>purtlcnt

MEM YORK. Jan. lS-'rh!s il the
Greatest season IN the histor% Of tho
not already the greatest. ii certainly
would he before the circus moves into
Madison SQUARE Garden carly IL April
for Sin weeks.
New York city has speu, II million
dollars on rsh, tickets since IN"
game roupcncd on September H. and
>'i2.orO OF this money Went throu@t
~" gates at seventeen fights. iuciud-
iur tour championship bouts.
,irr the elephants come TO town
10 monopciizc the Garden. there will
fights under the old roof. and per-
maps ;"ur q, i've. Jack Dempsey
I YES Jess Willard anothe" chance on
March . Johnny Kilhan" VIII take
on INDY CLANCY. and II is more than
likely thu: tn. baatnlnM ci"h; cham
rioa. Joe Lynch. viii give Pete Her
man a return match late in March.
Benny Leonard also is due for an
Jackson. And Rickard may rope
J"hnn. Wilson into The ring long
enough Tor come other third rat"r I"
knock him loose from his oversize
i.ronnrI's nig TakinEs.
Kenny Leon ri has defended his
title twic" a; the Garden. beating Joe
yelling and Richie Mitchell He got
Si0.n00 for the other. lie also won
s3O.oo0 on himself against Mitchell.
betting n" would win before the ten II
round Leonard had bet another
$1,000 against 10000 that he would
stop Miicneil in one round. That is
WIZ he went 10 work so suddenly.
setting Richie down on his shoulder
blades three times in two minutes.
He almost won 100000. but he almoS:
lost his million dollar title when
Mitch Il dropped him.
Il IA buu'S broke all pr viuus rec
ords for lightweight contests. r.
gate receipts for III" yelling affair
MAS Sol.o0o. The net receipts OF the
Mitchell. struggle. d"ductin. the pre-
MUM mid for SOcict" boxes auC-
toned OF for devastated France. vas
sl33.0o0.
r. previous record was $4,000 for
the q ms Nelson fight OF forty-two
rounds At Gcidneld in 1906
Jack Dempsey !cicn6"d his title.
but not his left ear in bout with
Rill Brennan. which drew Sl5l.o10 Z,
figure that has been exceeded only
twicC-wh"u Johnson beat L.ffr!cs
before q S2s0"00 house. and when
Jack heat Willard at Toledo. with
$4,000 in the till.
Lynch aud Herman Draw S7Gnon.
There was $4,000 in the hoi:sv tn.
night of December -. when Lynch
won a decision over Herman and
took the title. iantamwcighis had
ncNci drawn that much before, al
Burns ala exceed the figure last
spring fighting al the fcath"rwcign,
limit. in the Jersey City ball pari,
before $4,000 people. the largest
crowd chat ever SAW Il fight.
The ctrpyaticr- Lcvinsky match
was promoted and managed ny "a
New York club aud the freight was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
PLAN BIG TRACK MEET
Vale and Harvard May invite En-Ii.h
Athletes to visit America
Neat Summer.
hy Associated Press. !

CAN''li!b,iE. MASS. Ian. lS.-Ar
I'M rnaiiCnal track and field mcc,in.,
~ "c'h JOINT teams rrprcScntiic.
\ arc and Harvard and the English
a!Nr?Sitics of oxford and Ca,nhril,.n
UnGrr discussion by the advisory.
committees on track athletics of ~.
Nlnrr!c"n colleges named. They are
considering whether to make a for
nal suggestion cor such a mcntinr
next summer. Should they decide. 10
10 sc. the action viii take the form
OF an invitation 10 the English ami
~, mC.tin9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
FIGHT FANS SPEND MILLION
iNRECORD NEW YORK SEASON
OF This Astounding Total, $972 900 Went Through the
Gates at II Fisc Bouts, Four of Champon-
ship Caibcr-Nlorc Contests Listed

PAD by, New Workers.. but the bout
h''n |" he taken over 10 the foreign
Sm" ,,, ""inE TO the Internationa!
"nofii nS CltlEs housing troubles.
,he International Spor;in. club
never announced the Official gatc re-
.!piS' but $l1U.1Uo WAS "a fair ..ti-
.'," u.ii Inc same ci"b also ru, ON
~ w H!S- fulton tracaS in Jersey.
nul lhat happened bcfor. hoNiHG
oprhed here, SO 1T is not counted
rin nkS M ,na;; n, hoys. RiGhi" and
,yySShSctiye fights with Leonard and
Willie jackson. and i'inl;ie prnbahiy
VIII come back for another large
nu|i OF sugar in :, fight with Leon
lynch is fixed for life on the pro-
Sechs of five, fights at the Garden,
"hu ne stands Il chance Of making
St"".uVo IN the mex; year. Even Jack
pattic. that will survive in memory
as one OF the greatest. hut later was
Nnocked on, by Lynch and Roy
Moor'. has mad. :. comfortable for
tune this season. lie isn't worth s.
an hour now however
!"ch dempsey WIS said to have
20, 100000 for knocking out Ein
brennan. but you never can tell!
brennan was supposed To get $4,000
nut ms manager WAS the Gardens
matchmaker. SO the figures are fra
Srant--lille Dish.
Fight Hcccipt> in Detail.
spent over million prize Zig ut
tickets since the game rcopcn.d here
on September II:
Madison Square Garden 10 shows.
International sporting club. Carpenter
. a,e:!mSEy bout at jersey city taprr"x!-
COMMONWEALTH Athletic ciub @ shows.
contestants q; ,iar,icn shows s' 49,
Ss"'.:p6er i'-pund"e wel.!ns. draw:
ST. ST. 'e ,Pl'.y5 ?s-iyneh- sharkey; draw
- 3,,ober >sL,Tommy Noh!e-Iohnny Murray:
winner. Nool": gate. $1,000
M Ii,ns w SihnrhSy; gate. So. 90. Lynch
October 2..Marty crosy-,.ou norash;
" .in,',,.l hoEash; gate. soc
J..kson; winner. JACKSON. gate $3.50
"innrF '-l.Ench Ahc Go.dst"in. win
November s-AiiikS o'poxa-I,u s,ni,n
NGyrmher s'-;l; j.: yelling; winner.
lt"crinher ::..sharsey- Lynch: winner.
p... i%i@%r' satc Fireman" winner.
D. D.. !. -.iillsfman-I.yneh; winner.
psc,moer 5.itoy Moore sharkcy. win.
""r. Moore; gate. l!i.t:H.
: J"mnIry ;;,oodiackson-p!nk"y Mitchell:
,, L;emnary I'll onardnl:chie Mitchell.
"i Ia,',,., 80 LEONARD ,2 s9,c. 'i%i,o'
o!: winner, Chancy: gate. $5.oo
The hrst i've shows. Of about forty
rounds each. at the Garden. wen, ali
was not until the last bout q! the
sixth show that one of the Fighters
PASSED out of tn" picture. lie was
Eddie Fitzsimmons. the hcavy-Iight-
weight left-handcr beaten heIpi..s
hy Willie Jackson and saved bv Tho
referee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
HAVANA ENTRIES

i:El rH'.n-' hrY.- furi@ngs. m,iIen two.
S4aAw tA!ef. ~; Fannie White. IL: Noon
'.t'; X: hygres IL i!,,rr E!,nr. ii2.
90 u 10, \ -h-.'Evn. ms.
s"i'i RAG SiN iuTIonrs; four-yoar-
,T,,un' SI A.. e. ''Hiin. igl ErsaI.me loi
i1N. Sii.cito. JOS rokcy H.. i6S: Edit.
llr. Tn Nnsruera Irr. 40. Roo.
.is i."tn IT,, no. Wttlc Crown. no
H.ri 'Ir"-SiX iLriou=S thrte-voa--
..Gs claiming ru:4r. 500 'l.u:ta S5ocG.
- 'lSr.s, '.o .'rnc ENQUIRE 100
BY .-i'.uau !ps Get En- no
i'HIih r1,.--s.N fgr.Onrs: fnur-.,ar.
.tgraH. 900. 'psEUut 101 i;prnvy"U. los.
rs. .tNa. lN's N"pa. 'H.: Al. Allow lbs
10" HrH". 40. The ii,lgiu H.. liz.
"r' ilii". Tire, yosr odds
.fea fui, GO. NArrrt; -. Ex
"" 'r iNt Riverside. 90; iEa iy. III.
y. IHr' mile frGr year u'ds am! NJ.
m.'E uuGFa $500 icons; Lcayoa. ~
.'.f" EHr i'". i.T.vo~'h irr
,,.l..e i-sAr lo5 lhr.ocs los Eu:ord.
lrr,enrao, al,oHarc. c.aim,i ws.;hs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
ENGLISH BOXERS SHOW
SPEED IN TOURNAMENT
visitors Win All -Four Bouts Staged
by International Sport
ing Club.
lRy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Jan. IS English am
atour boxers triumphcd over their
American opponents in ali four bouts
staged hy the international Sporting
t!up IN Tie grand ballroom OF the
liotel Commodore here last night
one contest ended in a knockout. and
thc other three were decided under
tho point system Of the international
looking Federation.
The knockout victory was scored
by IiuBh brown. amateur middle
weight champion of England and tho
british Navy. who stopped in the
second round Ben DAVIS. tn. Indian
i!Iht- hcavywciSht champion Of the
from Camp Meade. Maryland.
In the other contests Captain T.. V
Chandler, amateur HEAVYWEIGHT
champion OF England ana the British
champion OF the United states Army.
by % points to -: John watson
Hritish Navy champion heavyweight
defeated Ralph Richie. American
Navy champion. 81 points To IS. and
larry Mailan. m!ddicwciIht title
holder OF the London police, out
pointed John Bun. Sew York police
wcltcrwe!Eht titic-hoidcr - To Is.
The bouts. which did not start
until after midnight. were Witnessed
by group OF prominent bankers
hnanci"rs and society leaders from
New YORK, Bosion and Philadelphia.
80 'AN'Ii'''t III NTttS, tOl-
lowing IN" custom OF the National
Sporting Club o! london.
In all four bouts the visitors
showed clearly their superiority. and.
"hil" tho Americans fought hard
tn"y were outciassrd from II gcInctiiic
standpoint. on which the point Bys-
tenn was based Under this system IN.
bouts which were composed of two
three minute and one fuu.-r,!nutc
rounds. were awarded by each OF Two
judges on the basis OF the maximum
OF iIv" !or the 'irst. five for th. gee
onh. ana seven for the Anal round
The referee was william tKid) Nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
Leader Directs Yells
From Air Platform
IT. As.nrintcd i,rcssI

BihbNiS,.TDN. ND. Jan. tS.--
]" r"t ;hc sell lender Ia Viii ,ic,,
~ MI rDutcrS attending athirrir
contests Ia the gymnasium ~ In
diana University II6ir bracket
yen Leader. has Gc>irnrd u Mat
i"rb Z" hc >uspcndri trom u
steel aird"r over the ccnicr uf the
iiIIiu:. Huor. The Tiau was tried
cot az The ind!anU-' ,"rtb,,r.trrn
game last ni;:ht aud voted Surrrs>-
JIl.
Directions Ia the roctcrs are
given u! means nj signals ON nm
electric siEcH, located on thc
plntf"rm. which !, also connected
o.! telephone with the scorrr's
table.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19

NEW ORLEANS. la, Ian. Is
hus'tr Mitchell. the young Cana
"i"h JOCKEY. who was injured when
ht was thrown by Ground Swell In
thr iourth race at the Fair Grounds
track this afternoon. died ~ his In
j"ries t"niSht without rveainIng con-
-CiousncSS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-19
GENERALS CUNT TAKES
CAME FROM GAMEC0CK5
Washington and Ice Defeats Uni-
rcr>ity of South Caro-
lima, BIB to II.
,i;Sp2rCial to The Times Dispatch.l

iSptNlai 10 ne times DISPATCH.
LEXINGTON. VA. Ian. lN.-Wash-
!nEiun ana Lee University Annexed
is second victory Of the 1921 BASKET
ban season by defeating the univer-
: ~ OF south Carolina her" tonight
IN porcmus gymnasium. % 20 II.
The Generals took a safe lead early
in tho first period, the score at the end
o! the hal: standing Is TO Il.
South Carolina played Il closer de-
fcuSe al the opening Of the second
period, but they We're unable 20 check
tlc superior passing and shooting OF
the Blu. and White.
The visitors basket shooting was
apparently weak. they making only
single goal from fcul ont of ciEht
attempts. For Washington ana Lee,
Captain Hines. Thomas and Harris
starred, Hines making practically
hNlt Of the Generals total number OF
points while Tor South Carolina. Foy
showed up well
The lineup.
Wallace ..... n. .r.......... Harris
SHarkman .....L, l'......... Thomas
roy ...........: c: (Cap;.) Hines
waite ..........R. G....... ArhOcds:
NIug han ......L. G....... Mcdonald
summary: Goals from hcld-CW. &
Id Harris I. Thomas 5. Hines >. Me-
Donald >: IS. c. Wallace |. spark
man =. Fuy =. Goals from foul CIV.
X La Hines out OF $: IS. CO
Vaughan out OF ,. Waite, none out
OF 3 Subetitutic,us--t w. " ID Hall
for Harris. Harris for Hal. stevens
for Harris: IS, O. T.. stevens for
Sparkman. R.fcrcc-Hrc"t ISprinG
Reid Y.,M. G. y. Collcgc).
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To Sion n Courb ou,cL

Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. A
Double Treatment. which stops irri.
tatiou. heals Tn" throat. relieves con-
Ecstion AMI cures the Cough It's
good! Chiidrcn like II. 35c GIVE Il
one trinl )-Ndv.
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ATLANTA. Ga -Iimu,
'n' way. %: SaIa'a ,. nuI larr,
Ny'rn oS A'.Hrtp Ii4htwcieGts
.1i-Nt ton rounds 80 Z; draw here
Hs' night ana Freddie Haortlic. Hlr-
nlu@htm received tNn Judges lcc.s.
JON IN Sc I"u-rourd iIGhi>S"lGh, bOu'
's.'l 'lear!ess" l'rrus, Of Atlanta.
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ciilDAGO. Jan. 18th. White son
II y" signed Howard Fcnncr b.:
r!=ht-hand"d pitcher last year with
it"iamazuO. OF the Michigan Stat.
I.ra cue.
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I<Ic.ch Wins lily "fin,o."

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan. IS -
Johnny K!csch Cleveland mid1I"-
weight. TONIGHT knocked out "daiIv"
Kelly. Charleston. in the sixth ruund
OF q scheduled ten-roupd bout.