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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
SAY ALFRED LIE COMFY
PROMISING SPRINTER

EATON. PA, March Is.--That Al
fred lie Coney. the sensational la
?cttc s2r!nter, who won tho na
tional junior y. y. t. and in,crcol-
icgiatc sprint titles the mast indoor
season. will equal tho worlds record
or 80 seconds for the 100 yards
outdoors this spring. is the opinion
of Samuel j. Dallas, of the Meadow :
brook Club. and former president Of
the national a. n. l..
lie Coney still is developing" said
Mr.. Dallas. and In my heller he
VIII equal the worlds record for the
outdoor 100 yards this spring
think he Is the fastest man III tie
century dash in collegiate ranks to-
day. and should win the outdoor in
tercollcgiatc 100 yards title
Last year lie Concy first gained
national rcnown by winning the
Middle States intercollegiate 100
yards dash IN 945 seconds. later
finishing second in both the 100 and
220 at the !. G. y. y. 4. A. games in
Boston,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
Lafayette's Magazine
Wants lis" Displayed

EASTON. PA, March lS.--De-
plorlnE the nonappearnncc OF var
sity letter sweaters on tho La.
fayette College campus the editor
OF The Lafayette" the college
weekly publication. has offered 4
novel idea to rcgtorc the wearing
OF the sweater by the winners
Of the varsity IL"
The obvious remedy is for tho
men who have won their iottcr
to wear them" states The rdi.
torinl. and To wear them often
enough that tho campus may see.
II this wcro done ~ man would
not be criticized for his appear
ancc In sweater: he would not
be termed college, or no one
could accuse him Of any vulgar
display
For the want Cf a moro feaa-
iblc plan now college tradition
might he started. one specific
day Of the week might be dcsig.
mated as letter day. and every
week the T. mon might appear in
sweaters. This is not an IRA
tional az II sounds. Make the ~
mean something
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
$4,000 STAKES FOR
HAVRE De GRACE TRACK
Excellent Spring Meeting Be-
ing Planned-Feature Dates
Are Announced

HANRE DE GRACE. MARYLAND.
March lS.--Fou: states. each OF
which VIII have AN added I,oney
value OF $4,000, have been announced
by clcSIi OF the course. Joseph Nc
lennon. or the Hartford Agriculture.
ana breeders Association for the
spring race. meeting at Iiavre de
Grace. that will begin on the 18th
Of April and nnish out the South. The
impending meeting vii lie marked by
distribution among horsemen OF
Slo.6t0 n day for period OF thirteen
DAYS. The minimum purse will be
$1,000. ON all days barring those on
which $1,000 stakes will be decided
there viii be one $500 handlcap.
The Havre de Grace $1,000 stakes.
with the dates fixed for their re-
newals. are tho Hartford handicap.
SIN furlonEs, 3-year-o!ds and over
Aprii -. Philadelphia handicap, one
mile and sixteenth. 3-year -olds and
over. April %: Aberdeen stakes. four
furlongs and half. 2-ycar-olds.
Aprll 2c. and Chesapeake. one mile
and :.X;ccNth, Swear -u,ds. April
20. The renewal nf the chesapeake
has been iXcd for the last day or the
meeting To give tho owners or smart
colts and FLIES about New York.
tardcd 10y the bad weather of Feb
ruary and March. as much time as
possible for preparation.
The Chesapeake very likely, will
bring To the post the most FOR.
m!dable of the Eastern owned s.
ycar-olds OF both soxcs that are pre-
pairing for the renewals on May IS.
at Pimlico. of the $4,000 ,l'reakness.
and at Churchill Downs OF tho $50
COO Kentucky derby. All OF Tn,
Havrc dc Grace stakes will close on
April 8.
It is more than likely that most
of the horses that will participate In
Havre de Grace spring racing Will
come from Bowie. where tho South.
ern Maryland Agricultural hssocia-
ton will conduct a spring meeting
of fourteen days. beginning April |.
Nevertheless. some New York horse
men who will not be allie to have
anything ready for Bowie racing.
have bespoken stabling at Havre de
Grace. Among these arc w. J. Sal
mon. r. n. Wilson, #. !. iIea'ey, 4.
j. Goidstorough, George Bull, Jr.,
e. 4. Stoneham, J. s. lIcaley, Benta-
min Block. Frederick Burnley, John
Whalen. James j.. Johnson, James
Fitzsimmons, Philip y. Clark. Jack
Mccormack. George NJ. Crom,
Thomas WEIGH. Joseph T.. Widencr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Jeffords and
Max Iiirsch.
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DESCAMPS CONSIDERS
JCNNEY BEST IN l.. S.
IHgecl4l DaaIe Dlspatch !

F.tiih. Hare5 -. Manager Des-
c@trDs nm rrrficttG the defeat az
GsbDoas ~ GfeD. cpnsiderx Gen.
Tsnrey tie Dcsf ~ ihe American
iSut n"sY 3, ,xkts. bul rtatex run.
a-y sbrglc bs T,pT" careful aud Sc
y'r1s 81 aiv tra!n!nY When ankcd
- mere ssrJi; he Il rarp.ntiaF-Ttn =
j.@. MAIN j)escam5s replied.
~. = Tommy dsnatz Grob. wh!ch
. Aae TDod ciJ$ncH ~ Gplua. II
iE,"N G.irs's Tgoney ~ course We
%gnp, ~ 80 Eat1cbner.GCcL
p,steFf
WrHid GaFpeppeT IN q, am.fiGa -
th'bsDs mar ! niKEt heir, ,ba,
~ >5isg!"Egt1 r,ti.' ~ Epfope. Ia
>rJa2 "bje.s ] sYui!id mn H. initial.
ss AniertqzBs. Csso4nD4y ~ent "a
5n.sr,Gx t2 tgbt lprDyss., therefore
sts fsDatc&G jight.hssptfs faT coas
l51yIr HeIs, ! gte1 ao9d siI1RD,aD,
4 set rSatiis y ipatcis bfcsYsen sssY.
ffs5str $50 1sbb1ns, ..
stSkyF5gt.t, stzz, Svnjss s,xtxsy Col
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VIRGINIA BRED MARE
MUSRATE'S BEST BET
My Dear Expected TO Show
Excellent Form al
Bowie Meet.

BALTIMORE. MD. March Is
Fred Musantc. Robert /. Miller. Ell
mer Truman, lanes H5aisy ana f..
:. Mocas. are horsemen vino win;cred
a. BennLng that are preparing thor
ough5reds e.; various ages tor the
impending spr!ng meeting Of the
southern Maryland Agricultural AS
ISOLATION q; Bowie And ,hev are
.eadyinS UP some right good horses.
Nusan;e's best pet at Bowie viii be
That courageous little Virginia bred
marc. NJ! Dear. the winner al Hamil-
ton last year OF renewals OF the
Hat!oaa! handicap and the Hamilton
cup. at ken:lworth Park OF the Toll
ale handicap at Pimlico of the
Chesapssk handicap. and at Toronto
OF The Toronto spring cup. Ny Dear
heat boni:ace IN the Toronto spring
cup. She ran him 20 head in !,
renewal oi the Dominion handic,n a,
FoFt lie. an! she ran Eaterminato-
70 necl. In = renewal OF tho on
,a'io cup a. W"odbine. In IN, au-
'un3. This tough little daurrt.- of
n ing James ven more than ri dGo
m stah"A and :.urses last season. She
"as h!cd after the finish of : .wie
racing las .a!i ana has viu.e:.d
d'|meiy King John. Joan O:
NJ; ani Tioul 'cr arc other members
o. the Musnnte string
Eobert J. Miller's prospective
BOW. csmDaigners are sailing
hi"ng. a 2-year-oid by Pennant nc
bought from the Whitney stable
!aet summer. Wc,lhndcr and over
cast. N.ligHI.- to
OF John B. GrIer and very fast lie
IL another recruit from the Whit
ncy stable. Overcast IL d mare that
WIS bred 10 Caome last spring. b,I.
unsucccsstDlly.
Truman has two smart Meridian
n'iEs from bayc,y and Veneta
5iFpiD" "hich he bought las, fan at
rim.!co :; the frs, public sale Of
thofra@hnTcd ycar!ings Of Richard
I"HiE"meT% County. Nd. These FL
i!+s have shown brilliant speed at
BeHn!ng II YORK Both have worried
three fGT!ongs in muddy going in
thi-t%- seven seconds They appear
to he allie 30 run in going Of any
tcr' and are among the most pre-
cHci"1F .! the Hennin2 youngsters
naming Tor Bpw!e racing. old
".dN% beCcttr i1cls fresh and pert
James Heaiey's Bowie Horses arc.
NINE b'ed 3-yearoids, owned by
John LgmsSnu. of Ottawa Mobar
has o promising i-yoar-old in Dark
i"frH, son Of Ballot and Incog-
1''a. i.pDsrt Faidcn Developed !or
HsHtrr slOrris and rOld last season.
DarE Horse heat Jeg. Copper Demon
hnr .lrn,alND in handicap at
is..f"l farH last fall He mas grown
notably Tie Ballots ALI ,rain on.
ana inis 'rDrw - apt 20 MAKE hi.
MARI - Bpy.ie and HARE dc Gr3cc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
ONE HUNDRED TECHMEN
ARE OUT FOR BALL TEAM
Warm Weather Enables Toss.
ers 10 Get in Needed
Practice.

"a CAShtRG. VA. Marcl, IS
.aE!7s advantage O. the warn,
Weather tina; has prevailed during
NE Wees 'he Virginia Tech baseball
squad. Zoo strong. has been hard n.
"oFS getting ready fer the opsninr
game here on April :. WIKI Marshail
college, OF Huntington. W. Va.
IAe Techs will cavor. on gras,
diamond this season for the hrs,
tame AID Coach Monk" Younger
has had 4 large force OF men getting
the ball yard in shape for the
spring workouts. During ,hs in.
'e:'a' The squad Will have its dauv
practise q; Administration Fold
ne vobole!s are being led hv
h'2 Wallace. the hard hitting ccn.
.et "s!eer OF last year. and the ,9-!
49, !n'ac: with the cXcepiloa OF
BROOKS. killer. Todd and Flee
Henry Turner. who held down -.
.1'iai SACK last season. probably viii
% shifted 70 second base. While Ms
9.d Pos.i-en w!.l De Allied by Lefty
.lesh- H.no PLACED w!,h the locals =,
1919. Dean J. finished bail ..la-a-
anc alHES from the rc-: side. -T.-nA-
"ss playing out G. his position in
is@l and the place left vacant bv
'Ra bb!tt' BROOKS VIII be taken czrc
/ Of by the Richmond star.
rods failure 20 return % college
places the bulk Of the receiving on
Billy Callahan. second string
catcher o: las: year Callahan will
nave an able assistant In young How
ara S..m3 OF Big stone Gap. Young
er has several other young catchcrs
rnde. development.
In the loss q ST E.morc k!bicr.
lstc ,h'G sacEer Q. the Techs. the
no: corner probably viii be ,aI.n
/ care q by Den rutherford. Of Br!s-
tO!. Rutherford was kible-s Under
. study and sltc Ita.lGs. las: year.
and his wo.G during the season was
, satisfactory. lie i FAST. sure on
ground ba!ls and Yields u wicked
willow.
shor'hrld probably vii be taken
care Of by Sitter. new man. The
newcomer is good bail player ana
VII be hsr1 20 GUS. from the in
field He hats vel! am fields qu,c:
anI clean.
The Tech. SEEM 70 be We. stocked
with fingers g.. HarrcIson- Myr!ck.
Harvey ana franklin. Besides ,h.s.
veterans. icEus.r has MJ-toa. for
merry - Ham, icn-Sidney: Connect
: and host a other promising Iew
men.
From p-es5n, prospects the Cob
, ti.:s should snow the best baseball,
form iH rraiH. The have hitting.
hsliins and pitching and a team
pa ilca'lg made ~ o: veterans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-19
AUSTRALIAN. BOXER
IN MILWAUKEE

NiLWArkEE Wis. March IS
Jim Tracy, heavyweight champion
boxer Of Aus;ralasia. arrived IN 3l-
"aC,.e- today for Z few days .cst
after which ne VIII leave .5r New
forh. where mis- managers arc said to
he NEGOTIATING 70. a match with either
Bi'l brennan u E.Iy Mike. Tracy
, IS au'!oES 20 net jack Dempsey, and
before ne l'aTcs this country hopes
:" enter "a. ring win rne world's
''nsmpion.
The Australian bDIer YHiehs ei1
p'lnds iE si1 feet thre. ircnes In
ne sht ana has reacn 81 eighty.
"hs .neh"s Tracey - credited w.,h
having defeated Lloyd. champion ~
australia; COZ. =: Bingham. I'd
i."'t'y. hsayywcish: champion. u.
wv Lea-ana
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RECkEA7lON CENTER an EAST END FOR RICHMOND YOUNGEST
Chicago's Grid Leader
Has Too Many Brains
(By United News

CHICAGO. March lS.--Coach
Aionzo y. stage. University OF
chicago football coach. has a
problem he doesn't have TO solve
very often.
Milton Romney. captain OF the
1928 team. and tho agile gentle
man who put the skids under
Princeton last year. is SO sma-.
that il lie docsn', watch his step
he is going TO graduate this June
instead OF next year.
homney Is mental shark as
we'll as 4 star athlete. lie is a
e!Gt;on FOR miduiSh; OIL and has
been adding studies % his CIR
Elcu'""i 30 aD7ease his nppe;i.e
.oF learning. Now, il he continues
tn school this semester. he viii
nave enough credits to sradua,,
~ June. Siagg secretly hopes h.
VIII set brain fever and lay on
his semester.
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PROPERTY IS LEASED
BY CHURCH HILL A, A,
Old C.. C.. \. Field Will Be
Closed for Athletic
Contests.
no ,oHSIRuCr NEW STANDS
Organization Intends Ia Conduct
Wrestling Matches. Boxing Uouts.
baseball Games ana Motion Pictures
In East End-Stnrt Work at Once.

An athletic recreation center in the
East End az Richmond Will become 4
reality is the rcsui; or the Chuyc.,
Hiu Athletic Association having Sc
cured 4 five-year lease on the old I.
6. =. field, located on twentieth
street, between Shor; p and . streets.
Announcement, that the association
had obtained thu signatures OF the
owners OF the property Tor the use
~ tie land. became known Yesterday.
y William II. Parker. one % the
N.on@aT amateur baseball managers
III Eiehnond. and prominent citizens
@: Church Hi have been erdcayo--
7s Tor the last several weeks 10
ease the property
Plans foE stand. 20 seat 1900
peopis. and i closed field. hsve been
loT1Fleis6 ana tAe actual const-uc-
roa VII hes.H a. soon - poSsihl.
Is the purpose % the aSSocia:so.
% promote athletics IN general and
- 'Si' aat Basketball games and
taAoE AID wrestling matches .v!r hs
A-it During the summer months
-S-oS pictures w!il !. added - ,hs
p-oc-a:r.
TO Push Construrrion Of S,nna
TIE p2-pose Of the Church i;;li
= ->.e;tc CiGh tase bzl. team :. ,ss
a<" Geld as us home diamond
. 70 ~! that re&so:, the cons,-,,,-f,,r-
ef-5;ae stand VIII IL pushed ~.
Wig AID wrestling matches and ,hs
'.SI In pictures will ~ The after da-r
!'sasii0"s zi the field youpcs,s-s
= E!gano1d VIII have access "a 80
s.t an.'aS the to:e-o ca.
.A2p> no athleiil o--an!-at;,r -
E.pHd AsS done aS :uuch for ,ha
.; this ci:y - iha Chu-s-
- -N''!eIc association The a-s,
- e:o't on ;he pay, q The
mems 9: he Eas; Fad to pror,7te
cH7H=tt-oa in all Branches
,.Aa-t was made in 800. ,y5..,
'AH7cH Association was .o-,r
ias association went aloa- 49,.
~'''- ''l"- 'rHt1 3; became q,>c-.
- eo-1lEr me rc-x becary- ,e
-".l'ent funds y BODY OF rs,
Ink tAeWSs.vsS ;he Church cs-.[
cessation. TOOK up the woy,, -
2s trae'sd small ciuahouss -.
"or* vas abandoned ac,e- rvo
Nu; II mas decided 81 confirm.
L's BOYS division
Has Excellent War Record
Yhs Church Hill Athletic Gus oo-
posed OF former members =. ~. 80
association. continued nc
3rHa Few weeks after the decision
-. cohuuci classes for boys o-rv
vas made. The world war or5.o -.
HG.,v'ties Of the Church Hi! A,h,e,;c
up temporarily. S!xty-one az ,be
- 'hihe members saw service.
lions were resumed In isi.
,s'n! continued unit! tho FRS. @: ,s2a
M, ,s !he club organized the Church
o Of. = .n,e,'a Association. Promotion
tothe new examination. bu, a., 80.
preseniinE the association vii, 20
nova as the Church I'm A,h,c,ic
onirers Of The associ.uar are. !
Evans. president; John t,.r;r.s:
hEesidtn'. Bernard l.. rattc.so3 so.
reiary' and William Jones. ;re.Iu,e-
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CALIFORNIA STUDENT
HONORED BY OXFORD
IRv Assncinted preas.

OXFORD, ENG, March iS.-A. e.
Craven. a California student. has
been elected captain OF the oxford
University Lawn Tennis Club for
1922. Mr.. Craven. won distinction at
the Wimbledon tournament last June
in stubbornly lost match. against
y. Dicmcr Eoole. OF Holland. The
battle lasted two hours and half.
with q resulting score o: Cd. 40. 81.
Cd, G-s.
TIL: oxford team promises TO be
slightly stronger than last year, the
freshman class producing sorpa UNI
usually good players from America
and Australia. The OXford-CaDf>
bridge match has been fixed proTis-
ional!y for June u and 90, at OK
ford.
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LYNCHBURC BASEBALL
NINE HAS HARD SCHEDULE
Hornets" Will Play Seven
teen Contests-To Invade
North Carolina.

l.YNC1IBURG, VA. March 10
Seventeen games are on the schcdu,.
Tor the LynchburE College buscboII
cam with an open date In May, the
iatter due 10 tho refusal Of virginia
Military Institute to play here The
schedule provides for a six-d,v ,r;n
through North Carolina and eastern
virginia. 1t is as follows;
March 27--Univcrsitv OF VIRGINIA
at Charlottesville.
APRIL 1--iiampden Sidney at
Lynchburg.
April 3--Gnivcrsity OF South Caro-
lima at Lynchburg.
April 6--Guiiford College at Gull
ford. y. c.
April 7--Univnrsity or North Caro-
lima at Chapel Hill
April s--Wakc Forca, at Wake
Forest y. G.
April Io-North Carolina State at
Raleigh.
April Ill. S. Naval Base a, Nor
folk
Abrii 2-Randoiph- Macon College
,: Ap,il l5-oslethorns University a;
AprIl 22-Roanoke College at
salem.
April virginia Tech at Blacks
burg.
April 27--Eorth Carolina state at
Lynchburg.
.>pr!i ?s-University Of Richmond
AT '.ynchburg.
sia- 2-Wahe rorcs, College a,
Ign, hburg.
May Emory and Henry, College
at Lynohburg.
Nay 49, Open.
May I7--Lincoin Memorial Gniver-
my At iDnchburg.
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lobACCO LEAGUE MINES
HOLD FIRST PRACTICE

f'ucHy Strike ana Fa,ima. tao .,
ne teams in the Tobacco Te.,,,,s
S lhtlr hrst practice session yss.
uaE afternoon at Boulevard pi.It
'o'a' organizations turned on, I.,-..
a. and the workout, we-o "a,
spi'e OF the fact that The ~ea.te-
- htil" cold. Hcrrcr; T,rry,,..
,.sn.Nnr'eis the ether teams In ,to
80 az WIZ begin practice nNY.
nj, zone Duke and "Tootie" Npn-
aSrar. ~ LUCK STRIKE. showed M to
Fritz Moor" manager ~ ,r. - ,!. ."t'.
ara has signed several .orroar
Itssional players and anron.cos -.
"!sSoulhi VIII tc 81 III. ann.
rom the frs, game. ''="''i's
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RACER TURNS TURTLE:
DRIVER is INJURED
lEy Assoclnted Prcsa.l

GREENSBORO, y. c.. March fS.--
BIZ "!les. automobile race driver
o' Columbia. 8. c.. was. perhaps, ia
'any Injured when tho racer he WAS
Driving at sixty miller an hour on n
pnif-Inllo dlrt track shortly before 4
tdT1wtHG him into n wire fence sur.
faHn9tpE tbs track, $ Al ~ a. ~
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'inI SYRINGE AK, 1.efeo 49,
,"'''H hpei. Afat it1ax ta,t:4y ri
me Hosion hme'isaas. sae<.1
tflp "ud ia.' he te4 kDz t4yt, ~.
".Hp' 'or 81 LosiN af.- -. sr1
NW"sr Harry Frsze. ha1 fz.1eo a.
shfec on 4 salary n> ,s4 s.., ae44
,o.r ua<h ana hsd not l>ro4e = "a.
=" wv" me team - tzsJssa univ
N""INng the csE.lsSsS ri ~
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y. & w. Iiauldated B.,termen,..

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-The
Norfolk and Western Railway was
permitted by the Interstate Com
merce Commission today 10 issue
$4,000 in first consolidated mort
gage per cent bonds, which VIII
be- sold TO return TO its treasury
amounts already expended In various
additions to It's property.
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To- Round lou, po.,uoncd,

ST. PAUL, MINI, March lS.-Thc
l0-round boat between Eniy Mishe,
st. Paul light heavyweight boxer
and hartley Madden. scheduled for
ST. Paul on March ~ has been
postponed until April $. IT was an
nounccd today. The postponemcnt
vas requested by the state Boxing
Commission which held that tho
show conflictcd with Il card arranged
by the minneapolis Fight club for
the same week
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YALE FISH BREAKS
ADDITIONAL RECORDS
IRy Associated press.l

NEW HAVEN, CONN. March is
The Yale relay swimming team broke
the worlds record in the 300-yard
relay against Rutgers at Carne s. c
pool here tonight b. five and our
:ifths seconds. their time being two
minutes. 81 IS seconds. The former
worlds record was held by the New
York Athletic Club and was made
ut New Brunswick. y. j., March 10.
1915.
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Makes Record .Airp,anc Nrirh,

Paris. March lS--While many
records hay" been broken for cross.
channel flights, Handkerchief
passenger plane has just made the
round trap from London To Paris in
four hours and thir:y-ive minutes.
or i've hours aud twenty-five min
utes, counting f,fty-minute stop at
Lee BourRet landing field. The fast
est route by rail and water requires
more than q day for the round trip.
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!. Bozer Killed Acc,aen,,,,,

3SAHa. NEB.. March Is.-Cu.r1cs
HaFyceI. Omaha. prize Fighter. ;.,al.
Injured last night in a bout wg,b
T.agTarter. Of Sioux CITY. low mo,
hnsAscidehtai death. IL was decided nv
eoroner's jury which late this after.
noo sL..,se Toperated Carter and ordet,,
I; = ssele ahe, Carter had been out on
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,Inur. EIye Victorious.

CHARLoTTESVILLE. VA, March
18--In the semi-fnals in the race for,
the state high school basketball,
Mayed here tonight
Marry III gs,, OF Mort OH, last years
az q q Charlie
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Judges Give O,Dowd pout.

NEW YORK. March 1S.--Aiike
O'Dowd. of st. Paul, former middle.
weight champion, was awarded the
Judges decision, over soldier. Bart
Tfieid. OF Brooklyn, IN "a tw eIye-round
!, n s.l { here senishts 81 ~ oewd forced
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Add Cent to Drcnd Pri,

!, SAVANNAH, ff.i,,iS March IS.--The
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1922-12-07
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Mrs. Louis Gratz will entertain
the Ladies Aid at the church Wed
nesday, Dec 13. Everyone welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cant and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl James and
son, attended the supper and bazaar
at Bethel Thanksgiving night.
Mrs. Jane Dunn of Mineral Point,
visited at the Charles Dunn home.
Jack and Chad Harker OF Wald-
wick, were callers Friday at the Ra-
leigh James home.
Mrs. William Kergen of Davidson,
Saskatchewan, Canada, and Mrs. Will
Lawinger and daughter Helen from
west of town, spent the weekend at
the M. J. Laverty home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunn enter
tanned the following at a dinner
Thanksgiving Day, Mrs. Hawke, Miss
Frances Hawke, Mrs. Broadback of
Platteville, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dunn and son Robert of Rewey and
James Bryson of Darlington.
Vincent DeMuth has accepted 9
position as clerk in the new store ir
Mineral Point.
Mrs. Henry DeMuth is in Milwau-
kee, where she was called by the i'll
ness of her daughter Lucy.
H. G.. Raine and grandaughters
Jennie and Audery Raine, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with relatives al
Black Earth.
Miss Cynthia Albertson spent
Thanksgiving vacation at the E. Y
Hutchinson home in Mineral Point.
Miss Ethel and Hazel Harris
spent the weekend at the Henry
Terrill home.
A number of young friends of Miss
Faye Terrills gave her surprise
birthday party last Wednesday night
at her home. Everyone reported an
enjoyable evening.
The box social and program at the
Sweet Glover school, Wednesday
night was success. Much credit is
given to the teacher and pupils for
the exceptionally good program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunn autoed
to Platteville Sunday.
Mrs. James Regain and family
spent the first of the week at the
Henry DeMuth home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Waiter and
son Simon, spent Sunday at the Fred
Jungbluth home in Willow Springs.
Miss Vale James spent the week
end at her home here.