Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
LOCAL BOYS WILL PLAY
U.0F VA. TUESDAY NIGHT
Will Match Wits With the
Strong Frederick, Md,
Team Wednesday.
TO CLASH WITH NAVAL BASE
kofn Contingent VIII Entrnin for
Durham Saturday Where They VIII
Stage n Contest with the Y. NJ. &.
A. OF Tint City.

Takola's schedule for this week
\ calls for the most crucial test the
locals Will experience this year. Be
ginning Tuesday night they journey
to Charlottesville TO meet the strong
University of Virginia five. This will
be decided departure from the old
athletic policy at the university. who
have steadfastly refused 10 meet in
dependent teams up to this time. Re-
turning Wednesday they will hook
up that night with the Frederick
Maryland. qutn;, one Of the strongest
teams in the East. Friday night they
meet United States Naval Base. 1921.
service champions. defeating Great
Lakes Training station in Chicago
for the title, and the next day en-
training for Durham. where they
meet Durham Y. NJ. G. a. indcpen-
dent champions. North Carolina.
Saturday night.
Meet Maryland Team.
Their first local appearance for the
week will be against tho Frederick.
Maryland five. who are scheduled to
appear here Wednesday night. Feb
runry s. at the Howitzcrs' Armory.
The Frederick quint is backed by the
Chamber of Commerce. and are all
paid performers touring the country
es an advertisement for the Maryland
city
j Is needless to say that with tho
backing ~ the Chamber of Com
mercc the Maryland boys have 4 good
team they reign supreme In the
tion of the st. Andrews five of Balti-
more who have noscd them out for
the past two years by three and five
point margins. However. the Fred
crick boys declare that this is their
year and that they will win at least
~ Il .lln ~
tie Quint from the Monumental city.
Tour Pennsylvania.
To date the Frederick team has
toured the State of Pennsylvania and
Eastern Ohio. and their record to
date include victories over Coates
vile. Mercersburg, Reading, Manly
Clio. Mckoesport, Johnstown. Will
liamston. Stcubervillc. Marietta.
Cambridge and Alliance. While they
auccumbcd to the prowcss of the
-'Wnynesboro. Pennsylvania. five.
other teams TO fall before tho fast
floor work and passing game OF the
, Frederick representatives are Wy
wants a. c.. of Baltimore, c. to 81:
kir Naval Post. 80 to %; Baltimore
h Five, Al to 90; Central Y. NJ. c.
of Baltimore. 80 to &c, and Oak
Ind Maryland Club. &c to II. On
lcanning this record one can easily
ysec that with six victories tucked
safely away for the State OF Mary
and. that II the Frederick Club can
My topple the st. Andrews boys
Icy Will have a clear and undisputcd
i'm TO the State independent cham
onship.
HIVE Good Record.
The personnel OF the Frederick
tcam. with their previous record Is
follows: Noah Downer. Gollaudet
lleRe star. who for three years was
picked as all District of Columtia
collegiate center. now playing for
ward; Victor Kreh. who won consid-
cradle fame with the a. l.. +. In
France and Inter with National Tube
Company, OF McKccsport, Pa. hold
ing down the other forward: Clar-
ence Blethen. former University of
Maine star. who for two years toured
New England with the All Maine Col
'egiate Club. Jumps center: Tom Nc
CURE. former Georgetown Cniver-
sity star, who was purchased last
year from the Martinsburg. w. Va,
team by the Rochester club Of the
International League. plays one OF
the guard posts;. Oscar Iocrr. q local
boy and veteran OF the club for
the past six years. plays the other
guard post Rinehart and Quinn. also
two Frederick boys. are carried as
rti'ity MEN.
Every4Sing considered. the Mary
land contingent should play brand
M bali OF a par with the exhibition
ssfaged by Congress Heights. and all
1opers of the court game are sure
I'd turn out TO give the Maryland en-
Try the