Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-01
bank ATHLETES READY
TO ENTER INDOOR MEET
sl44 Men and Women Will
Compete for Silver
Trophies.
FIVE RELAY RACES on CARD
aIidgets Enter Team Mt Last Minute.
Freddie Knapp, Ollie Dcrinc md
Gus barrett Favored 10 Capture
4 Individual lIonors.

Individual nonors.
q Eagerly awaiting the crack OF the
& starters pistol. l44 men and women
of the Richmond banks are looking
K forward to the big indoor meet to-
4 night at the Coliseum. This premier
3 sport event OF Richmond is being
Z sponsored by Richmond Chapter. y.
S j. b, and IS hy FAR the most pre,en-
IS ticus of its athletic work.
officials of tho meet last night an
nounccd shat the most efficient and
most eNper; track men Will have
f charge OF the meet.
Arrangements are being made 10
take care Of a record crowd. as prac-
tically every entran, his friends
who are pulling for him or her TO
win. The favorite for coping the
i individual honors still continues the
same. although slight odds are being
made that Freddie Knapp. the star
athlete from V. NJ l., and who will
uphold the colcrs Of Noting & Co.
I. will achivc this distinction. other
4 expected winners are Gus Garrett.
OF the Federal Reserve Bank. who
won in 1920. and Ollie rovino the all
4 round athlete from the Merchants
National Fink.
From the women's camp no favor
tie has appeared on the scene. which
is Indicative that the competition Will
be especially keen. Tho Federal Re-
/. serve Bank alone has sixteen Of the
fair sex entered. and are looked TO
carry Off the honors.
There will be nine principal events
. for men four for women and RELAYS.
The official list of entries which have
appeared for tho past SEVEN days in
the papers Of tho city. has been as
scmbcd and viii be distributed in
program form At the meet,
One of tho features OF the meet
will be the invitation relay between
the Boys club. tho Junior Police
squad snd tho South Side Athletic
Club These three organizations Will
compete IN i half mile relay for
handsome silver trophy. Another
relay which is attracting lots OF at
tcntlon from the outside public Is
that between Barton Heights 4. c.
Seas. Q *, y. c.. and the Triangle y.
c. This race expected TO be hotly
contested as these clubs long have
beer rivals on the diamond. and on
the basketball courts.
The old aGmou!tion. Come early
and avoid the rush" Will never he s
wisely received as II Will hc on to-
night. as the best seats VIII he given
10 those who come FIRST. The Col
issuu however. can comfortably
hold 5000 or 1000 people
The list OF entries and their num-
hers follow:
American National Bnnk
J. William Miller. J; II Welsicc-
.; Arthur :. Owens, 3. Eober. :.
Brown. 4; J. F. Rroaddus, 5: Miss
Peggy Harding. 6; Katherin Duggau.
Z; \. w. ouarles, s; Dennis OSulli-
van. Q; Emily McCou,l. 10: Estenc
Want. II.
Church nm Bank
c. L. WalthaN, 10; George r. Chill
dress, u.
Virginia Trust Company.
John a. Purcell 10 Russell A..
Beszley. Is; J. NJ. Carter, Ir., IS;
Kenneth L. watkins, 90 p. I. Crcath
81; +. y. Waddell, %
National Stnt- and CITY Hank.
( Florence l. Vaughan. %. Glady.
~ Adkins Adkins A Virginia h Davis. 20;
siratt on, :SI Il. T. Knrhtly. %: s.
" PHILLIPS 30; Joseph T. Klisc. I'll:
@wyn f. Maxey, 81: Carlisle II. Davis.
( SspE 8. Massci 30
Merchants National hank.
F.sP. Adams 81 Il. W. Allen. as;
s. D. Anderson. 80: J.. Bu,tcrworth
40: John n Currie. n: @. - .ncvluc.
40: J. II. DeNlu.. -. s. J., t.ournEy.
i "A: !. Greene. A.: Richard " Io-,.s
] Jr.. 4G: g y MoTc,. A.; II. !. Moore
IS; y. w Nuckols. 40; J.. T. Thomas.
80; G. EuTgc Turner. 81: Reginal y.
! Turner - NJ hoyc" Tyler. re; Miss
-. J.. Butt%en. 81 Miss y. Edwards,
81; Gra"" Floyd, So Miss Helen Il
Graves. az Eunicc Kendall Is. Mary
Gary. 30; Marian ! IFarrah. GO:
Bessie II Kent. 81; Mi!drcs : Per-
civa!. f2: Mary Louise Smith, CO,
Mary Spill"r, 81; Ihclma Marlborough,
G1.
Planters National Bank.
Miss Gra"" GiN'am. 60. Hattie
Smith, 9, Louise Volt. GS; Bcssic
Davis, 60: Mani" j.. Davis. 70: Il
Beverley Green a. Thomas T. pnr~-
ley, -; Reuben NJ. Johnson. %, ". <
Hutton a. John " cotton. -;
Mann q Brown, &c: Bruce G. Wells
a.; Henry Cabell, Jr., IS; b. J Ma
honey ~
First National Bank.
Eddie Macker. so, Ernest Martin
81; = +. iNiiNe, So Wallace H~u""
SO; j. NJ. wharton, - Laurie i.yne
ha' Joe 'rIGht"h' 80, T.. u. Jennings
: %. MISS OLE" Atkinson, IS Frances
Hancoo". 80; Marian wharton. ao
Florence kei'. 81 Gertrude Howard
= 81. Martha l!srSNdw. %.