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Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Evans and family
and r. B. Davis and family of Malad
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Want Ads

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ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District of the State Of Idaho,
In and for Power County.
James B. Moore, Plaintiff,
VS..
James G. Davis, known also as ]. G.
Davis, and Virginia M. Davis, his wife;
Nellie D~elquadri; Frank Hottell and
Ester Hottell, his wife; Minnie Price;
Xavier Servel; First National Bank
of American Falls. Idaho, a corpora
ton; Amelia Smith, a widow; e. G.
White; Lucy l. Clarkson; and MI
City Bank of Chicago, full true name,
National City Bank Of Chicago, a cor
poration, Defendants.
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(Seal)
w. G. Loofoburrow,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residing at American Falls, Idaho.
81 1912
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

mate and savoring something Of the
graft system. is trine more exalted
IMAM the most featured systems the
pros work under OF selling in the
merchants town TO his customers
ofitlmes under 4 discount arrange
ment better than he has. without
paying any rent or license. and at
the same time drawing salary for
his services
Studying the subject deep from al,
agles. the Federal Trade Commission
seems rather asleep In this matter.
they tell the manufacturers what
they must do In the way OF selling:
what benefit the jotbcrs. wholesalers
or retailers are. then again rule that
this can only be done by the amount
OF purchase made by the buyer: yet
with all the golf business confront
ing them. not single Zine have they
gone into matter which is deeply
interesting to every sporting goods
dealer and jobber in the country.
Not long ago the writer witnessed
an interview between pro and a
dealer who had just begun to handle
golf goods on n small scale The
Held was good for him II he could
swing the pro into favoring the line
ne carried. An opportunity camo
when the professional found that he
was sold out OF certain lines OF his
stock which he had at the country
club. He approached the dealer
from several different angles. an,
demanded a wholesalers discount To
sell some of the articles the dealer
mad. and among them was Il certain
goit BAH which the pro said he
would make the local club use pro-
vidcd the dealer split his profits
10 to
but one OF many and In any other
business the first term applied to
such transaction would be tho
word graft" In large letters.
Golf is going big. but 1t has not
como anywhere near It's limit. The
number OF patrons will increase
daily. but the sport will not be car
ried to Its possibilities In tho smaller
towns--which ultimately will 20 i'm
Tor II heavily-until II follows the
Same legitimate method OF mcrchan.
disinE as every other kind OF sport
Ing goods. Let the clubs nav tho
pros salary In proportion to merit.
but the manufacturers are not tot
ing fair with dealers when they per-
nit for advertising purposes. nros
W sell direct to the consumers
when they are neither jobbers.
wholesalers nor dealers. II they
represent house. let them como
OUT openly as demonstrators and
every one viii greet their appear-
ance with enthusiasm. as long as
they do not attempt to sell for their
own personal profit in the manner
they are now doing. This Is tho
consensus of opinion Of over two
thirds OF the sporting goods dealers
win whom this subject has been
discussed. When tho golf trade works
IKE others. then II will pay dealers
10 make greater efforts to provide
more grounds and do the amount OF
loIai ad'ertising and exploitation
mn,cn 'hey VIII willingly II given a
half of chance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
.CR|Qu| ACCEPTS TERMS
FOR K|LBANE CONTEST
Fcatherweight Championship
Battle to BE Staged at
Polo Grounds.
10y Associated press.l


PARIS. Dec. ia meeting be-
tween johnny Kllbanc and Eugene
Cr!qui. OF France, for the feather
weight championship OF the world.
has practically been decided upon,
the bout 10 be held at the Polo
Grounds In New York on May 80
next.
Criqu!'s manager. Robert Eudeline.
today cabied Jack Kearns. authoriz-
ing him 10 accept an offer by Tom
OItourke. New York promoter, with
a slight modification as 10 the d.
Vision OF the gross receipts. which
Eudcline feels certain O'Rourke will
accepts
O'Rourke. who holds Kilbnne's sig
nature. offered Criqui % per cent OF
the gross receipts. E'Idcline has
been holding out for IS per cent. bu,
now "rers compromise at cyl
per cent. leaving all the other de-
tails, such nv the motion picture
rights. TO be debated when he
reaches New York.
Criqui and his manager plan to
shil for America about the end OF
February. going from New York to
Florida. whore they Will spend
March and the arst two weeks in
April. then moving north 10 begin
training for the meeting with XII
hanc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
FRISCH MAY BE HEAD
OF PLAYERS UNION
M'Craw Gives Out Tentative
List of Organizations
Officers.
| By Ass0cInten Prcss.

NEW YORK. Dec. lG.-Maraeor
John j. McGraw. OF the New York
Giants. today made public wha. he
said was the tentative slate of Of
hcers Of III. proposed new baseball
Players Union. naming Frank Frisch
ftie New YORK Giants. or George
Burns. OF the Cincinnati Reds. for
president. and al tho same time an.
nounced his opposition to the union.
Frisch said his nomination was
news to him and that he would not
accept. He declared. however. that
If the union was formed he would
join, as he felt IL his duty TO stick
by the players. He made 1t plain
that he always had been treated well
by the Giants and was satisfied with
present conditions.
McGraw said he could see the need
for such an organization IN the minor
Leagues. but that major league play
crs. getting fabulous salaries. would
be nothing less than inyrates If they
enrolled in the union.
McGraw said the unions nominees
for vice-pres!dent were Jack Four
nicr. of the St Louis Cardinals. or
Jake Daubert, OF Cincinnati. and that
Dave Bancroft, OF the Giants. had
been slated for secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First race, five furlongs-Per-
marco. IFS (PooD, TO 10. l to 1,
out. first; Fcrnandos. los (Wilson,
10 !. to /, 10 10: Begun. liz
tcorcoran). Il to l, To /, c to >,
third. Time, 1904 lis. Aun,ie En-
Jota. Gold Moupt. Barbara Palmer
Bijou. Eau Gallic. also ran.
Second race, five and onc-haIf fur
ionGs-Lcslie. ia (Fronk). to /, 8
to .. even. FIRST: Vennie. 10 tOwens),
- to 5. even. to ). second: Setting
sun. ITO tSmallwood). . to 9. even.
10 3, third. Time. 10. Iillhouse,
Rork. Al Stebler. Punta Gorda, also
ran.
Third race, six furlongs-Ralco
100 tMcDermottl. S to /. 3 to I, S to
5. nrst: William a., III (AIerimee),
to /. even. to .. second: James
+. O'iiara. 10 U.ang), 10 TO 5. even,
TO ., third. Time 1916. Knight OF
the Heather. Mock Orange, Seamint.
Last Effort. also ran.
Fourth race mile-Amcrican Roy
us (BelD. Z to /. to .. to 5. first:
to 5. second; Attorney, 107 (Small-
wood). 6 to I. to I. third. Time.
i:i53-4. -Iinute Man. Bally Rcll,
Frank w, Carnarvon. Chief, also
ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Jago. I07
tChalmers). 10 to /, 1 to |. . to I.
hrst; Skugs, III (Atkinson), s to !.
3 TO !. to 5, second: Rekab, 100
CBruening). 7 to /. to /. to :.
third. Time. 1:l72-5. Lady Luxury,
FINANCIAL Rooster. Camouneur. Rag
hzza. Grayson, Stock Pin. Stamp,
Delhi Maid. Natural. also ran.
Sixth race. mile and quarter
Rama. los tCorcoran). to 2, to :,
to S. first: Little Ed. l02 tScobic)
10 to l. TO /, s to :. first; Honolulu
Boy. les CDoyle). to |, to 10.
to 3, third. Time. 2:13. Musito,
american Soldier, Lord Herbert, King
Trojan. Austral, also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
TRINITY CAGERs AFTER
CONTESTS IN v|RSIN|A
Mcthodists Planning Invasion
of Old Dominion and
MARYLAND.

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
DURHAM. y. c. Dec. lG.-With
games for northern trip through
Virginia and Maryland still pending.
tho Trinity College baaketban sched-
ule was issued today by Graduate
Manager Il. ". barnard. Efforts had
been made 10 hook dates for a trim
through Georgia and Florida. but
had to be abandoned on account az
contests aiready scheduled by !nEu.
tutions In that territory.
Twelve games have been definitely
closed. while six others are pending.
Teams In the State which will be me,
nrc: Carolina. Davidson Wake For
est. Guilford. and Lenolr. The Dur
ham Y. VIII be taken on for two
contests. while teams representing
Newherry and the University of vir-
g!nia. Will stop at Trinity on their
trips. Contests for the northern :rip
ire pending with the University or
Virginia. V. VI. l.. V. T.. l.. I.ynchburg.
Maryland, and Catholic University.
Home games vii! probably be play
al OO the court OF the new Durham
High School. This court Is one OF
he finest in the state and Will offer
opportunities for greater speed by
me player and more comfort for
spectators.
The schedule Is as follows:
December l6--Camp Bragg. at Fay
ct,evillc.
January 6--Newberry, at Durham
January ll-Durham Y, on Trim
ity's court.
January 2+--Lenoir. at Durham.
January 27-Wake Forest. ut Wake
Forest.
February s-Carollna. a, Durham.
February or S-Davidaon at
Charlotte.
Games are pending Tor northern
trip with V. i. l., V NJ l.. Univer-
sity OF Virginia. Lynchburg. Mary
land. and Catholic University at this
point-ihe team To go north after
the Davidson game.
February l5-Durham Y. on Y
court
Hill
February 23-University of vir-
ginia. at Durham
February 2s-wakc Forest, at
Durham.
March 2-Gmilford. at Durham.
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GREAT FINISH MARKS
FEATURE RELAY WITH
COLLEGES AS RIVALS
CONTINUED From First PaEe1

CONTINUED From First Page.)
Owls. second: Patterson, Y. w. c. A..
Distance, l25 feet.
Relay Rnccs.
Junior high relay-won by Belle
vue: McCiare. J. Lamhor. Harwood
and Lane; Binford, second. Time.
1903.
Junior club relay-won by Belmont
Athletic club. Rucker. ID. woodin.
T.. Burgess. NJ. BinswanGer; Church
Hill y. r. Juniors, second. Time.
1903.
intercollegiate relay-dead heat be-
tween Richmond University and VIII
liam and Mary
Junior girls relay-won by Owls:
Sray. Williams. Clark. Gauldng. Nc
Ginnis and Rice: Bellevue Junior
High. second; Girl Reserves. third
Time. $40 2-5.
Prep school rclay-won by Nc
Cures: Stern. Gunst. Roberts. VIII
lis. Parrish and Hatkc; Bcnedictinc.
second. Time. 2:3i As.
Senior girls rclay--won by Y. w
c. A Whites: Blake. Minor, Turner
and I.otsey; Blues. second.
Junior club relay--won by Boys
Club: sherman, spain, Hopkins and
King; II Athletic Club. second. Time.
2:ol As.
Military rclay-won by Richmond
Blues q KIise. Joe Klisc. Creighton
and Jennings: Richmond HowitZers.
second. Time, 2:0ll-5.
Special prep Junior relay-won by
McGulr.s; Wilson. Cook, Geverly
Scrivcnor; Benedictine, second. Time,
.:01.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
HAVANA RESULTS

First receive and one-half fur
|iongs-Carr!c moore lO2 tFieidsD.
$500. $3.50, $3.50. Hrst; Quecreck. los
tCailahan). $500. S2.7u. second; The
BOY. lib tGan;r.r). {25O. third. Time.
1907 20. ur-l" Sonny. George Kur-
fam KedEcwieIs also ran.
second rhc"--six Curiongs-Spods.
liz tMcDcrmott). s23.i0. $3.50. s3.a0.
FIRST Foul weather. I04 CYcrratD.
$3.50. $50. second; Orris. l02 tGross).
S.2o. third. Time. 1913 1-5. Awning.
Refrain. foy. Grandson also rem
Th!td rnce--~s,x furlonpa-lndia. as
E!cgel. liz tDarncs), $3.50. $3.50. sec
I'd: Thistle Queen, 100; s;u,ts, 1890.
third. Time, l:ii IS. Little Niece.
Thls.le Bloom, scintIllate. HuIIo also
ran.
Fourth racc-six Miss
caltha. ilo tAmbrosc). 1870. 5000.
500. hrst. Gra;inn. los tOberD. $3.50.
$3.50. second. periE ourdine. ITO
tWoods:uclit. 1920. Third. Time.
1914 rs Mad Nell. Josephine X. May
Rose. Kitty Cheatham also ran.
Fifth race-six ADMINISTRATION :
cite. il5 tObcrt). t4.T0 S3.70. $40.
FIRST; Ecmp!ng Mary, i05 ,Callahnn).
.2iO. $3.50. second; Eooncl!dc. 100
.O.owc). $500. third. Time. l:i2 40.
Rosie :. Frank s. French Canadian,
V. nu.pcE also ran.
sixth racc-milG and may yards
rukc Vt Wellington. us CGantner).
S46j. $3.50. SEQ. first; Sir Jack. lo5
'Bpnks). s22.QC $40, second; Pr
hroch. li2 Woodstock. $3.50. third.
Time. l.ii 80 King r.. Drapery.
Lady Freeman. Mlsericorde. Parol
also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
ok SOCCER TEAM DEFEATS CRACK BALTIMORE OUTFIT
VIRGINIA To SELECT
NEW FOOTBALL COACH
Committee To Meet Within
Few Days 10 Select Camp
bells Successor
II : successor.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
cHARLOTTESVILLE. bee. ls.--
NirEinia's committee on coaches viii
be called together Within a few days
to select successor 10 Thomas J
Campbell. who was head coach ot
the football eleven this fan. bo
Who has announced that lie VIII not
tie able to return TO the university
next season
pr. } II. Ne!r chairman OF the COM
Mite" on coaches. said that Camp-
belts decision viii mean a complete
revision OF the eridiron plans for
newt fail u hnd boen hoped ,hat
Coach Campbell. with Line Coach
Earl Abel. would return TO virginia
next Septem''r :. bus unless he can
%" made To reconsider mis- decision
tn" committee will have TO consider
tn" Who'll" problem anew.
Although Virginia los as many
games as were won In the season
just past, players. students. and
alumni all thought that tho eleven
: drilled by Coaches Campbell md Alcl
was a successful one aud they de-
sired the two men to return for an
other gridiron campaign pr. Hun
would not discuss possible Successors
az head coach until the committee
meets
Mr.. Campbell, who is a letter man
Of Harvard. VIII take up the duties
as assistant graduate treasurer OF
the Harvard Athletic Association at
the first OF next year, He Will take
charge of football training In the
spring and Will probably coach the
freshmen or the second team next
fall.
ON the a. h n To- on
Ncn. representing the faculty. Vir-
E!nius Shackclford, of Orange, alum
nj representative, and Shields Cod
win. from the student body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
HAVANA ENTRIES TO-DAY

First race Csix furlongs)- Rosie
H. 81; 'Brusnwood. 80; Nalirond, 30;
Nutty. %: lllusionist. 100; Plegan.
loi: Margaret Ware. l07: Adventures.
|lli.
Second race Owe and onc-half fur
lungsl rayeilc. l0l: My Friend
Pat, iG2: Perfect Lady. lc5: Clark
NJ. Io-- Felix NJ. los: Pittsburgh.
los; Deer Trail. los: San Diego. lOs;
Memphis, I'll.
Third race give and onc-half fur
lorgs) = Discussion, 1903: Sock Of
The Roost. Io6; Valentine Dor, 1917:
CURRENCY los; Carrie Moore. los;
Nas 10; IIohokus, Ill: Wedgcwood.
ll2.
fourth race Csix furlonrs)-Wnlk
Up lu6: hpplcjack. H., los; Janku.
ioS old sinner. III; 'Tony Beau. ILL.,;
Tliania. Ill: Lusior, III; Sirocco, III;
san Pablo. ll9; ..umbo Jumbo. lii;
Assumation. us; ranaman. lie.
Fifth race (milc and threc-six-
tcenths) 'Cosc"rron. 95: Bryni!mah.
100: Battle Mountain. 100: .Walter
Turnbow, 100. Stonewall 100: Wake
field. 10: Cavalier, 10.
Sixth race tmilc and nifty yards)-
Who Can Tell. ?l:' 'Be-retta. 90:
Kathleen X. 30; Bob Giles. lo2;
nellie Yorkc. l04: I'll Coronel, i07:
Prmncs. l07; job Thaycr. l07.
Seventh race tmile and fifty yards)
Mig, 10i; Sentimental, l02; .Billy
Lane. 107: Prosnector. 10: Shortstop.
III; The Pirate, he: Black Top, liz.
'Apprcntice allowance OF i've
pounds claimed. Clear: fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
INDIANS TO ELECT
CAPTAIN TOMORROW
lsneclal to The Times- Disratch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Dec. 16.-
The William and Mary annual foot.
ball banquet viii he held Monday
evening at the college dining hail
Addresses will be made by members
az the Athletic Council and by DIR.
Chandler. Monograms will be form.
ally presented To sixteen members OF
the varsity squad.
The election Of captain for the 1928
season will be held and the result
announced at the banquet.
No word has yet been received from
Coach Ingram as to his plans for
1929. The belief here is sim strong
that he will return to give the In
dams the benefit OF his direction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
CLEMSON AND TECH
SIGN FOR GRID GAME
IHy Associated Press ]

GREENVlLLE. S. G.. Dec. l6.--
Clemson College, OF South Carolina.
will play eight football games mex,
season, according TO the chedulo an
nounced today by -. II. Henry, d.
rector OF student affairs. The SEIZED
ulc includes games with Centre Col
leEc. University OF South Carolina,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Da-
wilson and Furman University. TWO
games. virtually decided upon. are
pending and the college has an open
date, September %.
The tentative schedule is as fol-
lows:
september 29-Opcn.
October 6-Pendlng.
October l3-Ccntre, at Danviilc.
October 25-University OF South
Carolina. at Columbia
November 3-V. l.. l.. at Blacks
burg, Va.
November lo-Davidson, at Glenn
son.
November lI-Pending
November - CThanksGivinE)-
Furman. az Greenville or Clemson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
Mccoy Claims Title
by Oswald's Silence

Through the failure Of Harry II.
Oswald. holder OF the Southern
pocket billiard Championship. to
post his forfeit for return match
with James T.. Mccoy. from whom
he won the title. Mccoy last night
claimed the championship and Of
Tered To meet any contestant
South OF the Mason and Dixon
Line.
Oswald won The title back from
Mccoy several months ago ana
WAS challenged for return
match. The dea was accepted
and January - set as the date
for the match. II is customary
Tor the forieits 10 he posted thirty
days prior to the match and Nc
Coy put his up several weeks ago
and last week served notice that
he would claim the title unless
oswald acted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
BALTIMORE STADIUM
LANDS NAVY GAME
LEY Associated pressI

BALTIMORE. Dec. 1G.-Thc Navy
Princeton football game next sea-
son Will be played on October ~,
at the Baltimore municipal stadium
Commander Douglas l. Howard. attn
!etic director at the Naval Academy.
said today that only final arrange
ments with the Baltimore officials
remained to be completed
The stadium. which was opened
with the Army Marine football game
December .. has n seating capacity
OF more than $4,000. which may be
Increased To $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
May nuy Newark Gin,

NEWARK. Dec. I6.-NegotiatIons
ior the purchase OF the Newark In
ternational League club franchise nv
syndicate Of Newark business men
were under way yesterday. John
Ionw way Too!e. president of the
ieasue, hns been asked to name n
purchase price by A. Frank Hatch. n
local theatrical man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
Frank Chance to Have
Stars to Assist Him
my Associated prcss.l

BOSTON. Dec. 16.-F rank
Chance. new manager of the Red
Sox, announced today that he
would have Jimmy Archer, Chi
cngo Cubs catcher OF n few years
ago. and Mike Donlin. veteran
outflelder. as coaches. Chance anal
PRESIDENT Fragce returned TO New
York without having advanced
pending deal which thoy said
should add strength, to the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
Sell WHITAKER to New or,orn.

FORT WORTH. TEN. Dec. 16.--
Bill Whitaker. veteran pitcher of
the Fort Worth. Texas League. club,
has been sold to the New Orleans
Southern Association. team, Paul La
Grave. business manager OF the To-
calls, announced in telegram from
the Crescent City tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
NEDICOS TAKE MATCH
ON HOPEWELL ALLEYS

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
HOPEWELL, VA. Dec. l6.--The
Medicos defeated tho Tigers last
nigh: in the bowling contest at the
DUPONT Club. The Tigers were re-
earded as one Of the strongest teams
III the league and their defeat was
Z complete surprise to the spectators
Tho score was as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
Australian Trims BrIton.

MELHOURNE. Dec. l6.-Bert Spar
20, the Australian fcatherwcight
boxing champion, defeated Frod
Jacks. OF England. on points In
wcnty- rount bout here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

lf0yh' Club Reserves Are After Gnmcs.
The BOYS Club Reserves. averaging
10 pounds. desire games with any
team In tho city or out OF town. For
ARRANGEMENTS OF games. either write.
Morris Captain. Mt Boys club, or onlI
Mr.. King. at Madison 1877. al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
CLOSE GAME is MARRIED
BY VISITORS PROTESTS
tinual Wrangling on De-
ions of Referee Causes
Much Delay.
FIRST HALF Is sConELEss
iting Team Breaks leo on ncnu-
'fui kick by Tutte-IIome boys
me Back strong and Are Vic
riuus.

i Especial 20 Tho Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. Doc. 1e.-For the
first time this season. showing stay
Hing power and drive. tho Norfolk
Soccer Club this afternoon defeated
the Patapsco Rangers. OF Baltimore
: by tho score OF to !. Tho game
was hard-fought. but marred by the
continued Kicking of tho visitors,
{and they served notice OF protest on
decisions OF the referee.
Mother side scored In the firs,
half In the second the Rangers
scored on u fast shot by Tutte. \
little later Atkinson tied the score
IvG neat combination play on the
lleft wing. Near the close OF the
game Norfolk scored on n free kick
In tho goal area, on penalty for
banding the ball.
The lineup:
Rangers. Norfolk.
Lent. goal. Mccain
(Burnoistcr.... r. (. b. Brown
Gregg. J. {. b. Speed
|Stcinmctz. r. h. b. 49,. .Ro bertson
.Robh. 80. c. h. b. ...... Kent
~. Mack. 49,. ]. h. b. ..... .Whyte
,WeiTGr. ....... o. =. B'ewett
Harvey. ........ !. =. Howard
Aiartei. ........ c. (. ..... Chapman
3Juttc. .......... !. }. 500. Atkinson
Wesstedt. 49,. o. /. ...... Franc
Goals scored: Atkinson. Tuttc and
Chapman openalty). Referee: n. ].
|Pillar: lincsman. &. W. Thomas. Jr..
land A Herbert
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MAC COGDILL.
Former Washington aud Lee md
McGuire's University school star.
who Will captain Richmond.s team
against the Ail-Americnps on New
Years Day.
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Owls. second: Patterson, Y. W. c. A.
Distance. l25 feet.