davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-05-25

FOR SALE. = Good buggy, very
cheap.-Inquire Mrs. Il. ]. Daley, Raw
Inns, Wyo. 4-27-4t
, 1922-05-25

LOST.-One iron grey saddle horse.
Branded on left hip. Weight 1850
pounds. $1,000 reward. Notify Il. Il.
Bryan, Saratoga, Wyo. 5-4-4t
, 1922-05-25

FOR SALE.-Indexed loose-leaf ledg-
err; holds sheets 81 by Sh inches.
We can furnish printed forms Of any
desired kind TO fit this binder.-Sun
Office.
The Washington times., 1922-05-13
HOUSES FoR sALK
HoUsEs FOR SALE.

Sl6,5O0.
Lamont St., Between 18TH and 18TH Sts.
ss :;%; q 1ss% s
$4,000.
Near Connecticut Ave. Extended.
~ .' : @ .::ss. s *.
SlS25O. = o.. .t-:'.
18th ST., South Of Columbia Rd.
, % @ ca , z . ss: ::s :s's e.. ' ss.. % % s' and BATH '
$l2,75O.
l. St., Near l4th st.
,s,:s. .:'g z % s,ss s:: .ss. and '' steam heat well ~ '" "
Sl2,sO0.
Saul's Addition.
y: .s:::; ~ e. s's:s''' ::';s' fs: 's
Sll,S0O.
Columbia Heights.
n Il: ~ s;$:ss s: 's
S9,7SO.
New Home on the Heights.
\: n:; a.. l ::,. s;:: i:';s: ::
$500.
New Hampshire Ave.
, s:.. ~; A :sssss . .s .' % i .:; ' o : "a
$4,000.
Petworth.
d: i. ~ T. &:
$1,000.
Takoma Park.
ear. & :.;s re-, 81 Rs "" the 18th "
$3.50.
Near 9th and r SITS. N. e.
Pssid SO
WIN. III. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1888 K st. N. w. Main 1910 and 1917.
The Washington times., 1922-05-13


T.sse-IN WOODBRIDGE - Beautiful
we'll l-built bungalow; 6 rooms, mode N
heated. gas, electric lights, porches, dor
mer windows, brick fireplace, wood
trim and hardwood finished; large lot.
This fine home. see u before you buy
very ressonsbls cash payment
f.sbo-Ik BROOKLAND-s.roo suT-
ralowi built by 9 good, reliable builder
modern heated electric lights, gas. hard
wood flashed ana hardwood trim
porehssi excelient location: large lot.
", ,oeo-fN CLARENDON; Groom bunxa-
low, modern heated and IiEhytsd; isfss
lot; .lmot new; owner wants q quick
can sell you bungalows in tn.
different suburban districts at bottom
prices and with help you TO make
easy terms. See one OF my salesmen
before you buy
J. d. GARMAN,
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
FRANKLIN, 3asa MAIN ssia.
PETWORTH.
Near York Theater; 8 rooms, bath. hot
water heat, eleC sicity; large yard; II n.
front: garage house 10 vacant; GOOD con-
dition; less than 5000; will be sold this
week. OWNER, Col. lot6t.
TWO s-room brick houses, In commercial
sone, on New Jersey ave. hot water
heat. gas, newly papered and painted |;
gas range on each floor; rood buy; cash
f7,sos Zach. wILDMAN 4 CO, IN and
H SITS. Phone Frank s4os.
The Washington times., 1922-05-13
SA,OUU.
BLOOM1NGDALE.

On Bryant t. n. W. Two stories.
brick. containing . rooms q bed
roorns). bath and toilet: gas and cleo
pied by owner: lot to an alley: ample
space for q garage. This 10 q very
attractive home in . very desirable To-
cation.
SO 700.
The Washington times., 1922-05-13
ONTARIO PI, N. w.

Three stories. consulting Of 10 rooms
"a bedrooms) and tile bath: has sss
electric iiGhts and heated by hot water:
to a I3-ft. alley: ample space for ga
rage: can Be inspected by appsintmsnt
from this office: sniy . small cash
payment 10 required,
Sl2,SOO.
The Washington times., 1922-05-13
WILDMAN & CO.,
CORNER sTH AND H N. W.

CORNER sTF AND H N. W.
MOST RELIABLE. ALWAYS DE
PENpABLE. ON THE JOB EVERY
MINUTE. EXPERIENCED sALEshEN
WHY NOT LET Us SELL YOUR BusI
NEss7 OR. If WANTING TO BUY
ONE. WILL PAY you TO SEE Us.
RooMrNG HousE-ie rooms.
aoS%. Sass ,nSs%. nS.w.''3 3ss: s::' r:n, a Hsat e.
$4,000. 1900 cash.
RooMING HoUsE-Nesr 10th
running hot and cold wafer in
nish.d; income $3.50. 1850.
RooMINa HousE-Nesr
Union Station, 10 rooms; income
5000 month. 1850.
RooMrNG HOUSE and cafe
tsria--25 rooms, baths. cafe
teria seats so people; Income per
month. 32.2oo; rent $50. 5000.
terms.
LUNCHROoM - on transfer
corner; very busy section: nicely
equipped: receipts daily. 800:
good lease. Price 5000.
SMALL LUNcHRooM Well
equipped; no opposition. 500.
Receipts, $40 daily: rent $40.
GROCERY AND MEATs-oId- '
established stand; daily receipts,
800; good lease. Price. $500.
DELIcATEssEN - Shell gro
Gerry, cigar and notion; new build
ing: corner location; t-rooms.
bath. $500. terms.
DELICATEsSEN and cenfsc-
tionery-7 rooms; good northwest
section. $500.
CONFECTIONERY Fruit. Ci-
Ears. Delicatessen, LiEht Lunch
Best corner In the downtown
section: receipts 800 daily: mod
erateiy equipped; well stocked.
$1,000. terms.
GARAGE-Modern: southeast
section: storsroom for 81 cafs;
rent us5. tl.sos. terms
WILDMAE 4 co.,
9th and II stsHN w. Fr. s4os
The Washington times., 1922-05-13
HousEs FoR SALE.

--S
Main 23AB.
N. Columbia Heights.
$1,000. 49,
New brick house Of 9 roems and
hath, located on one Of thy mest ~.
;::iII~: 't::!,a,!!s. as,,!s 4 4, s;sssi,ss s.;s.ss X
yih h.!stS q i.s1 -: ts',:s S.,.is.s is:sss'iis. X.
sSsss.." l.t sssaa. 'esSSs!ni.Ss t''ss
Mt. Pleasant.
% $4,000.
a,IiaS:.i aas:ii fsssiy :: ,ssalss ,hsSs.
s:st e: Tine! S:''h;ss::s :ss=s :::S :'S ;ss's:
:,s,ssstifas; ltfm' az. Ss:s.ls.'i.sssSSsc '''
The Washington times., 1922-05-13
Sf3,SO0.
NEWTON ST.
ON e ST. N. e.

Between Sth and eth Six roort
brick monthly tensnt. This property 4,
% situated that Il hes . private aUsy
and air. The pIpperty 10 IN good con-
dition and belongs to an estate. and
the price ID attractive.
The Washington times., 1922-05-13

A vsry attractive ard durseis net
bath. sleeping perch. medsrn eosv.g
isncss. hrse lot good leestion. .V.i0
ovnsf at prsrpises svsnlnss and sundaJ
The Washington times., 1922-05-13

ON 5TH ST. N. e.
Between D and Z. Brick, In good
condition, containing 9 rooms: lot ts .
private alley; occupied by monthly ten.
anxious to sell and are offering II at
Q very low price.
The Washington times., 1922-05-13
NEAR THE CAPITOL.

fhs conEresstonsi Library and Houss
ot Representatives: corner brick: IL
ssed condition; eonsistint. Of 10 rssrs
and hot -sir furntes: lot 10 isIIee: 3
story brick. suitable for , car gsrag.:
occupied by owner; can be Inspected ty
perrit: immediate psssession; reason
The Washington times., 1922-05-13

ny o~NER-sis-f room brick, Bicsmins.
dale good condition; gsragt; in,n,s.
dtate possession; terms. Apply after .
p. m. 81 s st. N. W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-27
LPH-MACON nine
HOLDS SNAPPY PRACTICE
Coach Golf Divides Squad
Into Two Tcams-Rcvisc
Schedule.

ASHLAND. VA, March 26.-Taki g
advantage of the warm weather
which prevailed Saturday, Coach
Con put the Randolph Macon base
ball squad through Il five-inninE
practice game. OF the two teams
which started the game neither
could be called regulars, as the men
OF last years varsity were divided
between the teams along with the
other promising candidates who are
out this spring. The lineup was
changed several times In order 10
give the new men and some of last
seasons scrubs a chance 10 display
their ability. All six OF the pitchers
were given a try-out on the mound:
several exhibiting good control! and
speed.
Although 1t Is early to say just
what the strength Of the Jacket nine
will be this season. il Is certain.
from all present Indications, that
IL Will be even stronger than last
year. Besides the eight letter men
there arc several prep school let
ter men out.
Manager Rridgcforth has an
nounccd the following revised sched-
ule:
April ashland. at Ashland.
April l0-CnivcrSitv OF Richmond.
Mt Ashland.
April 12-I.vnchburg, at Ashland.
April l3-flampdcn-Si Sidney, at Ash
land.
April Tuition Theological Sem
mary. at Ashland.
April 2l--U. Z. S. at Seminary.
April n9-R NJ A. at Ashland
May Washington and Lee. at
Lexington.
May 3-V. NJ. l.. at Lexington.
May Open
MAY 6-Hampicn-Si Sidney, at Hamp-
den Sidney.
May 1o-william and Mary. a.
Ashland.
May 15-Univcrsity of Richmond.
at Wcsthampton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-27
BOWLING FAST BECOMING
EXCELLENT SPRING SPORT
Warm Weather Does Not Stop
Pin-Spillers-Women Or
ganizing League.

Despite the approaching spring
weather, bowling in Richmond APP
| pears to have taken on n new lease
or ilfe' and Is better 4. tnis time than
II has been in many gears. y large
number OF new bowlers nave taken
up the game during the past winter,
and by diligcnt practice have de-
fcloped into excellent lowicrs, aug
menting the already large list of
top-notch artists hero. At present.
Richmond has as many or more really
good bowlcrs than any city of like
size in the country.
me bowling craze has not only ar
iccted the sterner sex, but also has
proven contagious to the feminine
element az well, who have taken up
this healthful recreation with a VEN
gcancc. realizing the many benefits
To he derived therefrom
Through the CO. cooperation Of tho
Young Womcn's Christian AsSocia :
ton, the management OF the Rccrca-
ton has been able to make Il pos
sihle for ladies to reserve alleys for
private bowling parties any after
noon OF the week and upon receipt
OF ample notice in the evening as
well. The tI:agemcnt OF the
Recreation. in order 20 stimulate in
terest OF tho fair sex in bowling has
set aside Tuesday and Thursday ar
ternoons OF each week between tho
hours OF and { as Ladies' Days.
when the alleys will 10 turned over
to the fair sex for bowling without
charge.
y number OF women bowling teams
have been organized. The first wom-
ems team bowling match to he staged
here took place at the Recreation
last Monday, when the team repre-
sentinE Miller & Rhoads after u
hard battle. vanqu!shcd the Cohen
Co. team in two out OF three
games. These teams will meet at
the Recreation in II return match at
+. NJ. Tuesday. Several other wom-
ems matches will take place during
he current week. tho teams tuning
up for the league which is being or
Eanized and which will open it's sea-
son next week.
1t Is expected that departmental
bowling league will be organized by
the women OF Miller II Rhoads. con-
sistinE of six teams. and that another
league Will be organized by the
y. w. c. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-27
YANKEES BEATEN BY
BROOKLYN IN EIGHTH
Babe Ruth Is Forced TO Retire
in Fifth With Lame
Ankle.
MEusEr. ON THE SICK LIST
Dutch Rurther mud Dnxxy Nnnce. of
Robins. outpitch Waite Hoyt and
Joe Hush. Veteran Performer, Mt
New ORLEANS.
tBy United News.l

NEW ORLEANS. March 26.-The
Brooklyn Robins came from behind
in the seventh and .iShth innings
Of their exhibition game with the
New York Yankees this afternoon
and defeated the American LEAGUE
champions by a score OF S to E.
Waite Hoyt and Joe bush. both
veteran performers. pitched for the
fanks. while Dutch Ruethcr and
Dazzy Vance. the latter former
Yankee. worked for the National
i.cngunrs Vance had world OF
speed and 4 sharp breaking curve en-
tap. and was the only finger in the
game who showed special advantage
Babe Ruth started at first base.
hut was forced 10 retire after the
first half of the nth inning with a
lame arlJe. twisted wrist and n
strained arm. Mike McNally finished
til" game at the gateway. Chick
Fcwstcr also WAS hors de comba,
with a bad leg. 1rL Sob Meusel re-
ported sick with u flock of ailins
tonsils Meusel Will return to New
York next week to have his tonsils
removed.
Business Manager Ed Barrow. Of
the Ianks. announced that Outheidcr
Camp skinner had not been released
10 the New Orleans club after all. and
tina; he would accompany the Yam
KEGS on their exhibition tour. Bar
row also stated that Southpaw Har-
ry Harper would rejoin the Yanks
on their return TO New York next
month.
Going into the last half OF the
eighth inning today's game was tied
at sail, with Bush pitching for the
fanks and going none too well, and
Vance showing splendid form for the
Robins. With two out and a run
ner on first base in this inning, It'll
ty lnheldcr Harold Janrrin singled
10 right. Third Baseman Jimmy John
stone lined a hit to left. and Subst-
tute Outfelder Rsrt Griffith doubled
to center. three runs resulting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-27
CADETS READY TO OPEN
THEIR BASEBALL SEASON
Y. Nj. |. Nine Rounding Into
Form in Spite of Bad
Weather.

LEXINGTON, VA. March Go
Coach Clarkscn has just about round
cd the cadet nine into form, and the
opening OF the season will find them
in tiptop shape. Jlaying veteran
ball. Cold weather has heen han
dcap for the pas, week. several
times forcing the cadets to retire 10
the gymnasium for indoor practice.
This work has centcrcd about the
battery and first basemeu, while the
others were granted a bit OF rest.
There have been few changes in
the lineup since the early practice
began, so every man has had the
maximum amount OF training in his
particular department o. the game
Pillow. third basemau, has been off
on account o. a split thumb received
III batting practice. and his absence
from the squad has brought several
/ likely men M from the scrubs who
are bidding well 10 stitch; with the
. iirst strinee-s. Among this bunch are
| BaSby, Morgan. Giendy and Iiudnall.
Bagby is showing up well on The
third corner OF The diamond with
clean fielding and fast. accurate peg
Ging Morgan j. also back from the
scrubs. and is showing good fielding
form. Glendy. another new man. has
been alternating with the veterans
on short and second, hunting for a
place where he VIII be best as n
utility man
Coach clarksor is trying to secure
practice game for Wednesday pre-
ceding the FIRST game OF the season
with \. VI. As aggregation. These
boys have an unusually strong prep
| school team. ard an encounter with
them jus. before the initial scheduled
| contest VIII take the few remaining
| kinks out OF the big team.
The new diamond is about ready
| for occupancy. and no doubt the frs;
| game will be staged there. II IL un-
| likely that any practice viii! be done
4 there before this first game as the
'workmcn have been held up by bad
! weather, which has not allowed them
| TO take the roller on the wet grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-27
DAVIDSON QUINTET
HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR
wildcats" Make an Excellent
Record, Losing Only Three
Contests.

DAVIDSON. y. G.. March oS.-A
survey OF the past basketball season
reveals the most successful year for
the cage sport the Davidson Wild
cats" have experienced i'm many
yenrs, a number OF the most formid-
able teams in tho Carolinas having
been sent beneath the yoke.
Coach HenEeveld's men COPIED ten
out Of the seasons thirteen games.
seven OF which were played on for
eign territory, rolling up a total score
Of 40, points, as against 3i4 for their
opponents. and securing a season per-
centage Of .1S9.
The team was the lightest that
under the tutelage of Coach HENCE
weld. was developed into fast.
fiashy. passing squad that took the
state by storm. doing themselves
credit at NIL times.
The style OF play adopted this year
was far different from that ever used
10y the Presbytcrians before 1t was
constituted principally Of short
passes and drihbles. five men being
used in every play. No matter from
what corner OF the floor the play
originated. the guards figured n larSa
part in every play. At no time did
they resort 10 n defensive game In
the strict sense Of the word but
rather they took the initiative at he
beginning Of each fray and kept ;his
offensive style of play through the
iiuai whistle.
The squad was built about Captain
Pat" Crawford. veteran nf last
years campaign. and the only letter
man, with the exception OF Davis
who was disqualified for a large part
( 81 tn" season. who returned The
remainder of the team was picked
from last years scrub material and
h" freshman class. the latter fur
nishinv two men for letter honors
In only one game did the Wild
cats" IAN 10 register more aeld goals
than their opponents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-27
SCHAEFFER TO DEFEND
BILLIARD TITLE TONIGHT
Meets Hoppe in First Block
of l.500-Point 1872
Match.
IBy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO, March Willie Hoppe
and Jake Schaener tomorrow night
viii start their three days 1900
point is: balk-line billiard match. In
which Hoppe viii try to REGAIN the
world championship he lost to his
young opponent last December
The match is looked on in the bill
Hard world as the contest OF cen
fury" Hoppe. who brought the world
MI" 10 this country years ago. when.
as The boy wonder" he defeated sic
best players 81 Europe, wen, through
q twelve years siege indicated. and
IS looked on as real student o.. the
game
Schaeffer son ~ tho famous Jake.
who defeated all Corners more than
score 81 years ago ia briliian,
Shotmnkcr. Ills nerve was demon
stratcd when he defeated Hoppe on
TWO successive nights for III" title
IN the recent tournament here.
The match VIII he played at Or
chestra Hall. where ordinarily the
only events staged are concerts bv
The worlds greatest musicians or or
'hestras. Hopes work in practice
has been called phenomenal. and his
hackers insist that he IS greater
player than over.
Srn""ncr has spent almost nc much
"f his training period on the golf
links as over the billiard table. but
has not In any way neglected his
cue work He considers golf a grca,
/ adjunct in his preparations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-27
DENIES CARPENTER
IN BAD PHYSICAL SHAPE

PARIS. March 26.-Carpcntier Will
heht Dempsey anywhere II the pub-
lie demands II. says Descamne. Re-
CARELESS OF whether the RCh, with
Dempsey matcrializes. Descamps en-
phn sized the point that Georges is
willing to risk his worlds light
hcavyweiEht title against the winner
OF tho Grcb-Tuun"y match. such
bout would more than likely he
held In Amcricr, for IL would not be
of enough interest In ENGLAND tn
draw purse OF the proportions that
America could offer" Descamps de-
MED reports that Carpenter was In
bad physical condition as result
of the handling he received from
Dempsey. Carpenter is now In the
very best OF health. having recovered
from the effects Of the carbuncle on
his neck. The easy manner In which
he disposed OF Cook should convince
every one that his defeat by Dempsey
left no trace OF injury"
&C. 1922. Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-27
VIRGINIA TECH ATHLETES
TO MEET BIC TEAMS
Penn State and University Of
Pittsburgh Invade
Blacksburg.
HAVE EXCELLENT PROSPECTS
Majority OF Veterans Arc In Harness
AEn'n md Orange and Maroon
Welt Fortined-Srnson Opens April
with Davidson.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
BLACESBCRG. VA. March 60
with the announcement OF the APP
pcarancr here on April II OF the big
track squad OF the University OF
Pittsburgh. track athletics have
taken n new lease on life. Coach
ncn Cubhngc has had his charges at
work with the weights and on Gin
der paths for more than two weeks
and tho $50 candidates for track
honors have made fairly satisfactory
progress thus Ear.
Virginia Tech should put forth ono
of tho best track teams In her his
tory this season. as practically all OF
last years squad remains intact. The
locals viii open ur here with David
son College on April 3. and this meet
should give Coach Cubbage pret-
" good line on tho men he Will send
in against Pitt. This vii! he the
opening date for tho "Panthers."
Adviccs from Pittsburgh indicate
that their track material is fairly
strong. although Frank shea Will he
missed in tho sprints and quarter
mile. Last year he was good for
from ten to nftccn points In each
meet the PanthcrS engaged In. They
jump from Rlacksburg 10 Annapolis.
whore they meet tho Middies on April
Il. Andy Kerr is coaching Pitt. He
is assisted by Frank Shea. Tech
also Will take on Penn state here
Saturday. April II. Manager Roden
is fortunate in securing these star
attractions for his schedule.
Tech IJns Formidable Squad.
In III" ha she's 'rech has Britting-
ham and Woodward. both being top
notchcrs in their class. The hurdles
will hc taken caro- Of nv Flory. Boyn-
ton. Bowlcs and Fulton. Tommie
Newman and Smith will take care OF
tho distances. Newman will ATTEMPT
20 break tho local milo record this
year. which ls now held by Garland
T.inkous. OF Roanoke. Va. From the
way Newman is going Mt tho pres
ont time. he will clip something
from the Roanokcr's time.
BYRD. Johnson and McElroy will
take care OF broad jump, while Byrd
AMI McElroy will 20 the high jump
alone, unless Cubbace can uncover
some promising material. Hodges.
McCraw. Potts and Sheppard are
contestants for javelin honors. Tech
has some nice material In McDor-
mand ShnrcrtZ Dawson, Byrd and
McCraw for tho discus. Sheppard.
Shcrcrtz and Byrd viii fight It out
for the shot nut. This event has
shifted from Byrd 10 Shcrcrtz for
tho past two seasons. Byrd holds
the local record at the present time.
Tho local hoy hurled the shot thirty
eight feet four and one-eighth
inches against Penn State last sea-
son. Byrd also will take care of the
pole vault.
Tech IN expecting great things OF
Captain Woodward. Birmingham and
Byrd. All three arc stars In their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-27
VETERAN TW|RLER WILL
NOT Be SEEN ON DIAMOND
Refuses to Jcopardizc Chances
Of Obtaining Diploma in
Law School.
rircurNG STAFF is WEAK
sexton md Clark Available. hut IarS
ESpr rtcncc--ScRson Opens Today
With a Game With Lynchburs COL
icSc.
Especial to The Times Dispntch.l

Especial to Tho Times Dispntch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. March
2G-Hob Harrison. of Cincinnati.
pitching ACC or Nircinia's baseball
nine and only veteran twirlcr OF the
squad. VIII not be able to- play ball
the coming season. A manager Of
tho varsity football team. he lost
much time from his studies last fail
and rather than jcopardi2e his
chances of obtaining his diploma in
the law school next June. he has
decided TO quit the diamond squad
Announcement OF the fact that he
Will not again appear on the mound
has cast considerable gloom over
the student body. which had been
looking forward To a highly success
full diamond season following
rather disappointing showing on the
rridiron last fall. With every pros
poet for n faster infeld and a better
hitting aggregation than that which
represented the Orange and Blue
last spring. the OUTLOOK was indeed
rosy for a big year on the diamond.
Coach RYAN will now have his
hands full in developing a
pitching staff that Will be
those OF the biE Northern colleges
which will soon be coming this way
The sub pitchers OF last season back
with the squad are Sexton and Clark
both big men. hut with COMPARE
lively little experience on the mound
Both have speed but lack control
The two best pitchers coming M
from the first-year team are Rol-
land and Maj his. The former gained
fame last year as the iron man OF
tho ycarlinEs. hat has failed to show
much class thus far In practice
Naphis. southHaw. has impressed
Ryan very favorahIy and present
indications are that he may We,
turn out TO be dependable mort
slider. 4 half dozen other aspirants
Cor box honors are working out
daily. but so far none has created
favorable impression
Manager Hatcher has made several
changes recently in the baseball
schedule. which Will he usher.d 4,
tomorrow with game with Ivnoh
ourE College, coached by an alum
nus OF the university. RIake Moun,
VINO held down second base one sea-
son at the UNIVERSITY The contes,
win Galiaudet. set for "Wednesday or
next week has been Cancelled nv
mutual consent. Vermont. origin
ANY scheduled Ia appear hc,. Mon.
Gay, April ?. Will no, come until :,
Week later. The game nxe5 .or
Nprl ). in LynchhurC. with Vast
-lhEton and Lee. has been cs,co,o1
However. there will he two r,,,os
with the Generais-the frs, ~ >,
piaNed at Lexington April 10 ana IN,
etono al Charlottesville on tn. Inn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-27

several events. Woodward ran the
best 40 ever attempted on Miles
Field last year against Penn state,
he also won SECOND place in the 100
and 22o dashcs.
byrd Iiish-Point Winner,
BYRD was high-point winner OF
this meet and set new mark for
the local broad jump. which had been
broken by Dwight Carpenter, OF
Richmond. only few minutes before,
Byrd should have the best season of
his career. and IL his showing Is up
to standard. he will again he sent to
the Penn relays ut Philadelphia in
the spring as an cntrant In tho
pentathlon.
All Of the new material is showin 6
up we'll, and Coach Cubbage Is well
pleased with the situation at the
present time.
In addition To the track WORK
Coach Cubbage has Inaugurav.o