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Il 60 centavos Ia CANA en- el DOR
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cE vENDE I'm cafetin en- 10 mas
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NANE DINEhU: = NeceslLU soIs
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zapatos y efectos AUTOMOBILES directa-
mente al consumidor. Escriba Jose
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IA
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On ALQUnsA on el "roDacco Pala-
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TTOR $12.0O Y $4,000 alqnilo calle Ar
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
READING BASEBALL CLUE AWARDED VERDICT OVER PTCF
HOWARD is WINNER
OVER YOUNG ANTHONY

In the Recreation three cushion
tournament Tuesday. City Cham
pion Howard was in top-notch form
ana ran out his twenty five points
IN the short time of nifty innings
Young Anthony. his opponent made Il
very crcditabic showing against the
champion. gathering sixteen points
as his evenings efforts. In last
nights match Champion Howard FUR
ntsh"d the biggest thrill and sensa-
ton of the tournament. when, in
the fourteenth inning, he got the
worries under complete control, and
before he resumed his seat he had
clicked off the exceptionally high
run, OF not only the match. but the
tournament; as we'll. gathering clus-
ter of seven points.
At $50 o'clock this evening. the
veteran. stone. who is the only MEM
Der III the tournament who has no,
as yet tasted the drcgs of defeat.
VIII clash with the dangerous young
ster. Sharpe. who is considered to
be one of the most promising young
players of the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
HARVARD GRADUATES
HONOR FOOTBALL TEAM
GEy Associated Press.l

BOSTON. Dec. 20.--Three hundred
Harvard graduates paid their tribute
- tn" Crimson football team at tho
annual victory" dinner Of Boston's
Harvard Club last night.
Percy -. Iiaughton. former Itar-
ward football mentor. and Bob
Fisher. present head coach. said Yale
football under Tad Jones. was an
nuaily showing Improvement and
each declared that the most vital
conflict in the history of the rivalry
ci the Eln. aud the Crimson would
come in 1925.
iiaughton. hailed AS the father of
Harvard football. declared that Yale
had failed to duplicate tho person
mel OF the Harvard coaching staff
ana had also failed Ia catch the sim
Ut. plays with which Harvard had
beaten Vale repeatedly
Head Coach Fisher took occasion
10 state that the Harvard system
OF coaching would not be changed
although new plays might BE- intro.
duccd He gave entire credit for the
Vale victory 10 the Harvard football
family" coaches and players and
scrubs.
Cold footballs were presented TO
the men who got into the Yale game
and to The coaches who tutorcd the
team 10 victory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
TIGERS QU|NT LIKELY
TO RETAIN TOP PLACE
Princeton, Champions of Last
Year, TO Have Same
Tenn
tBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Princcton's
veteran basketball five. intcr-collcg-
late League champions last season. will
face stiff rivalry during the next few
months In an effort to retain the
court title. The Tigers are TO play
Columbia ut Princeton. January .. In
the leagues opening game. Cornell
ana Dartmouth arc slated for their
lIrSt league contests on January -.
Yale on January 10 and ISnnsyl-
vania ON January 90.
Last season, Princcton's green and
untricd team proved the sensation OF
the league. defeating Pennsylvania
81 10 "a. to tie the ouuakcrs for first
plncc and gaining the championship
by again vanquishinE PENNSYLVANIA
~ to - in The play off contest at
Princeton. With It's victorious team
intact for 1923. thu Tigers loom cs-
nccially formidable.
Dartmouth and Cornell promise to
give the champions their hardest bat
tie. while tn" strength of Penn
champion Tor many seasons prior to
1872. depends upon Coach Eddie Me-
Nicols ability To MI several gaps
LETT in the varsity lineup by rradu-
alton. notably at center. where Grave
starred for several seasons. Dart.
mouth. another veteran quintet. an.
pears strong. scoring AN impressive
victory recently over the Crescent
Athletic Club of EroukIyn. an ag-
GreEation composed OF former col
lcgc stars.
Yale and Columbia. while both will
have some OF last seasons material
back. are the dark horses OF the
coming race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
BIG BASEBALL DEAL
STILL UNDER WAY
he Associntch prcss1

NEW YORK. Dec. o0.-Millcr
HuEGins. manager Of the Yankees
- authority for the statement tina;
The muCh-rUmorcd deal which would
send Mcuscl. Ward and Hoyt 10 tho
White Sow in exchange for Eddie
>oll.ns Eib Faik and another chi.
caco player Is still ON" Leaving
for Cincinnati yesterday TO spend
nc holidays. iiugsins said there
was SIN hope an agreement mirh;
hc reached between the Yanks and
the White SoX which would result
~ the triple exchange
He also said there were Indications
Nc deal ~ which Jake May. In.
EounE pitcher ~ the Vernon club
II the 'aciAc Coast League. would
come TO tho Yankees nigh, d. com
. plctcd before the Ncw Year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
Player in Question Held
Down Short Field
for Colts.
NATIONAL BOARD GIVES
OUT IMPORTANT RULES
Contract Jumper Ordered to
Disassociatc From lncli-
giblcs for Year.
NY Assoclated rrcssI

~ ! iN.N' ~ i s. l'fNa ~ lita.I
man John II. Farrell. O: tho national
hoard OF arbitration OF the National
Association OF Professional Baseball
Leagues, today gave out the decisions
Of the board following the hearing
hold by the commission at the recent
Louisville meeting OF the body In
cluded in the decisions were the fol-
lowing.
Services ot Charles Cochran award
ed TO Sacramento. cal. provided he
reports in good condition in 1923. in
which event Sacramento pays Enid.
Okla. $4,000 Claim OF Reading. Pa.
for $500 against Richmond, Va. for
purchase price OF Player Cavanaugh
allowed Claims of Frank Raymond
for $500 ard for $500 against Port
land, ore. allowed. Claim OF Orlan-
da. Fla, against Lakeland. Fla. for
return OF $500 on transfer Of Players
Lucas and stewart allowed and each
fined $i0C for farming"
In the matter in return Of inciiGI-
tlcs TO minor baseball. tile following
regulations have hcen formulated to
govern in the future:
/. D!sassocint!on from incl!gihles
for one year is required before an
application for any player listed as
a contra ct-jumrcr may hc acted upon.
? Players listed as contract jump
erS who have not played with or
aEains, imeligihlc> or drharrcd play
crs during 1922 may tile applications
for reinstatement with the secretary
OF the national association
j. Each Individual case TO he passed
upon solely on it's own merits.
l. Players Listed as reserve jump
ers, whose Names have appeared on
the Ineligible list for three success
s!rc years may lille application FOR re-
instatemcni with the secretary
D. Players on tn" voluntary retired
list mus, apply for reinstatement and
the same hc granted before becoming
eligible
&. No assignment Of contract can
be made from any Of the three above
olassii!cations until the player has
been restored to good standing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
LYNCH TO MEET SMITH
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT
IKy Assoclated prcpsl

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.--Joe Lynch
will defend his bantamkeirht boxing
title against Midget Smith next Fri
day night at Madison Square Garden.
promoters announced today. after the
ban placed on smith by New Jcr-
sey and New York athletic authori-
ties had been lifted. The bout Will
replace the lightweight contest ar
ranged between johnny Dundee. Of
New York. and Joe Tiplltz. Of Phila-
delphta. when II appeared Smith
would be unable to fight
Smiths suspension was automati-
Ch!ly lifted after he fulnlled last
might an engagement To box johnny
curtin at Jersey CITY. y. j.. Curtin
receiving III" verdict OF newspaper
men at the ringsidc
In order I" penny Smith TO box
Lynch the New York State Athletic
Commission waived it's rule prohibit
ing a boxer from participating as
main bout contestant more than
once in eight days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
REDS TURN DOWN
OFFER OF McGRAW
lDy AssoC.nted Prcss.l

tlNtlNNAIi. ONO. Dec. Ca
PROPOSED trade whereby Jess Barnes.
pitcher OF the New York Giants
would become - Red. and Adolfo
l.u9Gc. right handed huricr OF the
Cincinnati club, would go to tn,
Giants. has been turned down. This
was learned today when August
hermann. president Of the Gin
cinnai club. reported In. the directors
of the club the strides mad" I'm
moulding together "a championship
team" The deal was proposed by
Manager McGraw. OF the Giants. it
was stated.
The directors decided not 20 adj
vance tho date for sending the team
South tor it's spring training Man
aGcr Fat Moran had proposed 10 have
tho team leave here the first Of
March. The Reds will start South ON
March ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
M'QUILLAN INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Try Assncin,nh rress !

NEW HORn. Dec. 2o.-lIugh Nc
Quiilan, twirlcr for the Giants in the
last world series. sustained INJURIES
in an automobile accident Tuesday.
which may permanently cripple his
pitching arm. IL became known to-
day when he sued Miss Mildred Tay-
Tor in Queens County Supreme Court.
for $4,000 damages.
The ball player alleges his wife
is still suffering from injuries she
sustained IN the accident. The de-
PENDANT Is a daughter Of James b
To%lor New York stock broker. Her
car"iessncss as Il driver caused the
accident. MCOuillRn charges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
DAVIDSON BOOKS
TEN FOOTBALL GAMES
Iny Assoclatelrrcsh

DANlnSON, y. c. Dec. 20.--David-
son college VIII play ten football
games next year with teams In the
Carpl!nas and Virginia, according to
the 1928 schedule announced today.
II follows:
September 20 Zion n; Davidson; %.
Presbyterian College Of South Caro-
lima at Rock I'M. :. =.
october .. Virginia Polytechnic In =
stitute at Biackshurg Va. 10. the
citadel at Charleston. : {: 20 Wake
Forest at Charlotte. y. G.. -. Fur
man At Columbia, ;. e.
November >. Sorth Carolina state
At. Charlotte. Winston salem or
Davidson 10 Clemson q; Cl"m son.
;. C.: -. North Carolina A. Charlotte.
winston Salem or Davidson, -
Trinity at Charlotte. y. {.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
BOOkkEEPERS BUSTED
FROM FIRST PLACE

In the Federal Reserve Ranking
League last nirht on the Newport
Alleys. tho "CoN"Ction'' Department
boys took tho hrSt and second game
10y narrow margins from the league
reading Hook Keeping department
ana ANNEXED first place In the league
pushing IN" housekeeping into second
place. Rice. for Eookkecpinr. took
BON h!rh score. 2l6. and high total.
followed closely by Frauck. with 2io.
This league has surpassed am
league ever operated In this city for
developing ;cn3In bowlcrs. There are
numbered among this league a. lcas,
hity howle:s who will in the mex,
thFe" months develop into stars
among the city's host howlers. which
Wi! to- some accomplishment.
Scores
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
OHIO CRAPPLER HURT
BY POLISH WRESTLER
Lkv Assncia,rd rrrsal

TOPEKA. RAMS. Dec. 20-Ciin
iEinck!cy. ohio wrestler, may he out
q; the game for several weeks. due
TO injuries sustained last night in
4 bout here with Stanislau4 ZhysZko
former world champion. who was
awarded the first fall when the TWO
fen heavily 10 the mat in an attempt
~ R.ucklcy to throw his O-pound
adversary over his heat. The Ohio
tanned the full weight ~ Xbyszkc on
his chest lNncliley WAS rendered un-
conscious for five minutes. Today IL
was announced he suffered a broken
rib aud torn liEamcnis in the lett
shoulder.
After n fifteen minutes interim
HimCk!cy attempted "a second graphic
but IL al once was called by the
referee when R.nCliley went limp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
LEGION GIVEN SHARE
OF TIE CAME RECEIPTS
LEY Assncin,cd rr.ssl

CHICAGO. Dec. 2p.-Ras.bull Com
missioner Is. NJ. Lands today am
n"uncch tina, part OF the proceeds of
IN" worlds series tie game at New
iork. October >. last has been dis
tr.hutcd to three national orroniyn
'inns. the American Legion. Veterans
OF FOREIGN Wars OF the United State
aud Disabled America Veterans OF
the World War. each getting $50,
81 10 The remainder was distributed
by joint action of the two New York
clubs I" Sew York charitable organ
!2at.Ons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21

Timcs-bispatch vs.. Associated
Press
News Leader W. Evening Dispatch.
The News Duclliu League COM
pleicd the third week OF its schedule
yesterday at the Recreation bowling
Academy with the league leading
News Leader team taking two ou;
OF three games from the second place
Associated Press team and the
Times-DispatSh taking all three
games from tho Evening Dispatch
and thus moving ahead of the latter
team.
The News Leader had a close call
III the second game which they won
by seven pins. but 1t remained for
tho Times Dispatch and Evening Dis
patch 10 stage the thriller. the for
nicr winning ~ four pins despite
The supvrhumdu effort OF Tillery OF
tn" Evening Dispatch
i'Htmon. Of the Associated Press,
had hiGh three game total with 42l,
T!ileiy. Of the Evening Dispatch, fol-
lowed with 392. then Cooper. the
News Leader. with ISL patmou's 42l
to;al fell two pins short OF tying
the existing league record establish
ed last week 10y Tn!cry. of the
Evening Dispatch.
BESIDES carrying of high total hon
ors, ratmon led in high single game
with l65 and also put in game of
li2. Next 80 ratmon were his team
mates, Purse and Cooper. %; the
News Leader. tied at I3S. then rili.ry
News Leader, was the surprise OF
the match. i've being runucr-up 20
Cooper for high total on that team,
Tho score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
LOCAL OWNERS MUST
PAY PURCHASE PRICE,
OF FRANK CAVANAUGH
California May Lose
Her Star Quarter Back
fnY Assnointrd rrnss1

Los ANGELES. CAL. Dec. 20
Chef Dolly regular quarter back
Of the University OF Southern
California football team. may not
0e able TO play IN the annual East
W West contest between Penn
stat" College at Pasadena New
year Day because of an injured
knee. according 10 Coach Heudcr-
son.
Harold galloway. Sccoud-s,rins
quarter back, probably VIII call
signals for the Trojans Y,sicr-
day the varsity held scrimmagp
AGAINST the rockies" who used
VIVA, were said To he Fem state
formations and tn" varsity. which
at first seemed to have trouble
making suitable gains. soon hi,
is stride and made yardage at
Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
Dobson Loud in Praise of
Former Pom State
Quarter.
RICHMOND MENTOR
POINTS TO VERSATILITY
Calls Attention to Kicking.
Passing and Ability
on Offcnsc.

Ihat Glen KillIngcr. formerly of
Penn state. and who will play I'm In,
hhckfcid OF the Richmond al,-s,ars
against DO McMillin's football team
az the Mayo Island park New Years
Jay is The greatest quarter back or
thf decade. was the opinion voiced
yesterday by no -lnsy II gr!ndIron an
'hority than Frank Dobson. athletic
"'fc''"r at the University OF Rich
rnoth Coach Dnhson. In praisinf;
kiiiinEcr's wonderful natural ability
said that in speed nfoot judgment
IN picking his holes and goneralshin
IN the direction Of his team. the great
rem stat" back wns peerless In tho
hcld OF modern football stars.
IN" opportunity OF witnessing this
phenomenon In action will be ar
iordcd football fans IN this city on
sew year = Day a, the Mayo Island
p'rK' kiiiinger has agreed to play
Tor Richmond against McMIll!n's
eleven. and VIII give a fancy exhI-
bition OF his wonderful SKIN. either
ht running the ball himself. klcklrl.
or passing. since he ia unsurpassod
at any OF the three methods OF at
tack.
Added Interest in the connIc, win
DC had when II IL known that tn.
i"rS"nal duel OF k.niuger ~. No.
49, W 'H'Hi, one OF tho
greatest quarter backs ever to don
we clcats. Will perhaps be the hign-
lrh' OF tho coming struggle. so FAR
's is known. this Is Tho arrt tim.
ines" TWO wonders Of tho gridiron
"!lI nave met. and their persona! OK.
PLOTS. like those OF the knights or.
rant OF old. should read like tho
story books OF the anclcn,s
Regular practice Of tho local boys
igl
held tonight at o'clock at IN.
'lowitzers Armory. Riding Han.
Coach Andy Hilihousc expects tho
HigEcst bunch out To hntc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
n0uh htcpiuc


iiainos, Jones and Cadbury have
accepted the chalirurr ISSUED them
by tho J " Robertson co.. BOWERS
tho gamce To Na played on mex, Tues
DAY night on tho Newport Au.ys
These teams ar" members OF The uey,
league III supply Houses vnIch is
in order of compilation now. tho nual
details of which VIII be worked out
during the mex; few days and play
VIII be started very soon. The league
MI! cons!tt o.; either four or six
teams made up from SD n houses as
James Mc,iraw. Smith-Cpur;uey co b..
J. ~. Robertson * Co. Halncs. Jones
q Eadoury, N.rsinia-Ca supply
Co. McHrh" Marlborough Watkins
CottreI co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
MANY GOOD "NACS"
ENTER ICE RACES
INv Assnclli.d prnssl

MOI ut CLEMENS MICH. Dec. 2D
= Enough entries are promised for
inc harness races to be held on The
ice track her" next month to make
u record breaking meeting. ac-
cof4!ns 90 Albert Taylor. secretary
or TIE Mount Clemens Driving AS
soc1aton. Virtually all tn. we'll
known hoEses from Canadian ice
LA hS ar" expected 20 compete here.
Many horses already are ouar,rr.d
- tie Clinton View Park. Dates Tor
tne me,;lHE are - be fined in a i-w
gang about tn" midIl" OF January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
ARMY ELEVEN PLAYS
THREE DIXIE TEAMS
rRv Assoctated P,nss

WEST POINT, y Y. Dee. Eight
Of the proposed nine gridIrou opro-
nents Of the army in 1923 have hocn
selected. according to a tentative
football schedule made puilic ,otay.
Uncertainty exists as 10 tn" dat. ana
place o! the Army-Navy contest AID
the location of the game Win Notrc
Dame. November 10 Is sim an op,i,
date. The tentative schedule tol-
lows:
September 20. University Of Ton
ncsscc: October 6, University Of
Florida; 10, Notre Dame 81. Alabama
Polytechnic a. West Point Alabama
.7, Lebanon Valley; November 3,
Yale at New Haven: 10. open. II,
bethany. odWest Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
n.u Company In DlrncnI,v

LfNCHHCRG. VA, Dec. c0.--Judgc
H. g. Mcdowell. In the Federal II :.
;rict Court here. has entered an or
der IN III" Involuntary bankruptcy pc
;!tion against the poCahyntas Big
Vein Coal Compan ny, Of Tazcwcl. re-
!erFihr tn" case To l.. q Mosby.
referee IN bankruptcy. at Roanoke.
Five days were given by the court
Tor the petitioners TO prodUC" a!I!-
t!onal evidence as TO their request
Cor tho appointment OF receiver in
'ho proceeding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
GAR WOOD ARRIVES
WITH SPEED BOATS

LOS NNGELES, ChL. Doc - =
Garfield i wood. ~ Detroit. has ar
rived her" with the Miss America. +.
worlds champion speed boat. and the
MISS Detroit. VI. both Of WHEN he
owns. for races against i1,ciic Coas,
boats OF Los Angeles and Santa
Catalina Island, December - 80
and 81.
The Miss Detroit. VI, has never
been In :he water. Size iiRc the Mis-,
America l.. VIII To- equipped wirn
Two Liberty motors she is forty
feet In length and viii hc used IuUs,-
~ for TouEA-watcT raciug