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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
LINCHBURG COLLEGE
OFF TO GOOD START

LYNcHErRG. VA. Jan. 1s.-The
basketball schedule of Lynchhurg
College is we'll und"r way hy this
date. The Hornets began we'll nv a
victory over the Lynchburg Elks.
one OF tho strongest teams in the
STATE. and one which tho Lynchhurg
cDllcg" teams have never before
been able 10 Yanluish. on January
:, V VI. | defeated the Hornets by
obtained revenge for this by defeat
Ing Bridgewatcr College on January
10. by almost a double score. II to
%. The following DAY, however. the
University OF Virginia uuint took
their measure with the score Of II
TO 20. The squad will take ON Dale
VILE College tonight and V. l.. I. on
MordNy. The remainder of the
schedule is as follows:
'. y. I-Ianuary IL. Bla ckshurc.
paIevii!e College. January Il. Dale
Roanoke Elks. January Is. Roanoke.
Western Maryland IT,. january 90,
'.ynchburg.
King College, February /. Lynch.
burg.
Uampdnn- sidney. February
Nampdcn Sidney
L.vnchhurg.
L, Of Richmond, February 1G. Rich
mcnd.
rnndolph- Macon. February II. Ash :
land.
Church nil a. A., February Is.
iiampdcn Sidney. February 81.
Gul'ford College. February 81.
l.ynchburg.
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WEAVER ASKS LANDS
FOR REINSTATEMENT
Former White Sox Player
Gives Version of Base
ball Scandal.
Try Associated Press

CHICAGO. Jan. l3.--An echo Of the
1919 world series baseball scandal
was heard today when il became
known that GeorsH tEuckl Wear;
has1man, personally had appealed To
Judge Kcnesaw NJ. Lands for rein
statement in organized baseball and
for the first time had told Il baseball
through which il was alleged eight
White SoN players were bribcd by
gamblers TO throw games TO the
Cincinnati Reds.
Weaver. IL Is said. declared that ne
was approached By n White Sox
on and asked If he would join in "a
plan TO throw games in the worlds
series that fail. 1t was explained
that several other players had agreed
make the series a made TO order"
one 50 far as tn. gamblers We're con-
cerncd.
luck" was offered $4,000 as his
share.
Weaver just had opened n drug
store and needed capital, he is under
stood to have told Judge Lands. but
Il never entered his head to accept
II Ia. declared.
The only doubt in my mind" Wea-
yer is said to have informed the
baseball commissioner. was wheth-
cr should keep quiet about it"
Weaver cXpla that he had hest
;atcd TO make known his story. even
Confdcntially. for fear some might
think he was tryin. TO pass the
Luck" 10 his teammates.
The third baScman and seven other
players were named by Eddie Cicottc,
Claude Williams and Joe Jackson in
grand jury confessions as having
h"cn in on the alleged game throwing
deal.
Judge Lands refused to discuss the
Weaver case.
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UNIFORM GOLF RULES
UP FOR DISCUSSION
United States Association to
Consider Subject al Meet
ing III Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jam. l3.-un!formity Of
g"ii rules or continued confusion
NH be decided by the meeting to-
morrow OF the United states COLI
association In annual session and by
The following meeting next Saturday
60! the Western Golf Association.
While no formal program of con-
a.dcration Of rules has been an
nounccd by the l.. :. O. A.. some Of
the directors have asserted that the
question will come up as relating 10
the penalty stroke for "a ball driven
out OF the grounds and the stimlc
as well as other questions.
The Western Association, which
mas abolished the stlmic and made
.l6eral rules as To penalties cleaning
ne ball and lifting. mas Indicated
mat II VIII DO glad 10 make some
tomPromtsc for uniformity in ordnr
20 avoid the confusion that attended
play last year.
1t is possible that the L. 8. c.. a.
may appoint new committee to
confer with the Royal and Ancient
con cub. o: saint Andrews. to seek
concessions from tho British golfers
a!ihouSh some leaders in the sport
nave declared that Americans should
make uniform rules for America re-
Said!ess OF what Europe does.
Ncarly all the directors here To at
tend the L. s. G. a. mcc,in: have
declared for uniform rules on some
basis. and IL is said that the whole
subject VIII be discussed regardless
OF whether any action is taken.
fobert y. Gardner. vicc-pr.sidoot
Of tho l.. :. G A. who was n ,r,n.
Der OF III" American committee sant
10 ENGLAND and Scotland two Years
ago. has announced his belief ,h,t
the tentative rules mt out ms n -ocnit
or that mission. should bc chanrrd
somewhat and that the Western
should come into line with the ma
tional body.
, hinncr Miller, Of ST. Louis. another
director Of the L. 6. 6. ~. and also
OF the Missouri Col: Assorin,io,' 80
mas been a Leader In Missouri golf for
hhnN years. tonight said thar hc
favored uniformity OF rules I'm, i'm
dIcntcd that the uniformity mjrh.
n"m,er hc in line with tho liberal
nc bu.- of golfers seemed IN f,vor
the less stringent laws of the game
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VIRGINIA DOG WINS
HONORS IN CONTESTS
fry Associated Preee,

GRAND JUNCTION. TENN. Jan IA
Tho outstanding pcrformancc Of the
W. Stoner. CORTLAND. Miss ana
hanaled by J. NJ. Avent. Hickory val
ICY. rem. yesterday brought him ~.
ric.ofy IN The all-agc stake Of the
thlted states field trials here. re
suits of which were announced 10
HIsht Becky Broomhin. POINTER.
owned by l.. l.. Harin. Lexington
NY. ana handled by Chcslcy Harris.
l'hIhhr. MISS. was given second place.
and third place was awarded Ia tho
setter. chester Valley Blue, owned
ny =; y Watson. I.ynchburg. Va. and
nmndicd by Robert Bevan, Thomas
Inc latter two dogs ran their 500
"nd series heat today over frozcn
ground and failed To show tho form
exhibited yesterday by the Missis.
sippi setter. Becky Broomhil founa
threc hcvics OF birds today and chns-
ter Valley Blue one.
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POSTPONE HEARING
IN RACE TRACK CASES
Inv Associntcd prcss.l

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l3-when
the cases OF ten directors Of the Bust
ness Mems Racing Association. pro-
meters of the winter race meeting
now in progress Mt tho Fair Grounds,
charged by District Attorney Robert
IL. Mari with permitting bookmalslng
NJ inc track to operate in violation
o. the Locke antii:amhlinC law, were
called in Criminal Court today. they
we're postponed until tomorrow.
rho halt In the proceedings was
DUG I" question raised by the coun-
sci for the racing association tbnt
the manner in which the charges
were allotted to the several crimi-
nal district courts were Illegal mud
unconstitutional
Judge Humphrey. before whom the
eases We're scheduled TO start, an
n"unccd that he would call in the
Judges OF tho five other criminal
courts 10 hear argument tomorrow
on tho point raised by the defense
counsel.
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HkMPDEN- SIDNEY READY
FOR W. 6 |. CONTEST
Tigers Train Hard TO Over
come Defeats al Open
ing of Season.
Especial 10 The 'Times-Dispatch.

iNV'cldi 10 me Times Dispatch
iiAMPDEN- SIDNEY, VA. Jan. 10.
Although somewhat crestfailen be-
"a use OF their defeats at the hands
or Bridge water and Danvillc COL
eyes III the opening games OF the
season. the iiampdcn-Si sidney Tigers
are WORKING hard in preparation for
their game with Washington and
Lee on their Western trip. The quint
failed To display the brand of bali in
their first two games that they had
sh"wn In practice. but they are again
hitting their stride, and n much
against the Generals.
VINO defeated the Tigers Thursday
Get in the opening quarter OF the
contest and established a lead. which
could not be overcome. During the
after half OF the game, however. the
.DOa! contingent h.t their str.d. and
logan 10 play in the same manner
which had characterized their play
IN the early season practices.
ON their Western trip the Tigers
VIII meet Virginia Military Institute
and tn !.ynChhurg Eiks on success
Sivc nights. Those TWO contests, in
addition to the one with the Cen
erals. Will call forth the best that is
in 'hc locals. but their followers are
ya;he- optimistic over the outcome
Of the trip. The combination, which
Coach Roundy is using now, is work
in. smoothly and covering the floor
well. II places two letter mon pf
former liampden- Sidney teams on
the bench
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SPORTS
LYNCIlBURC SWAMPS
DALENILLE COLLEGE
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspateh.l

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
LIZ NCHBURG. VA. Jan. Ia
Lynchburg College busketecrs won
over Da!cyille here tonight, the
score being Ga TO u, the locals scor-
.ng sixten goals In each half. J.
Oliver counted twenty times. his
work being brilliant. despite that he
was somewhat of ON shots from be-
meath the basket. Late IN the nrst
naif, the visitors began defensive
Work, making li;tie effort after that
To get through the Lynchburg de-
tense.
During the game Lynchburg had
AV5 shots, and DaIevisie thIrty- three
The lineup:
Lynchburg Position DaIcvillo
j. oliver. forward Snt,I,
r; suttenhGed. forward ..!seuberk (c)
WIZ. ........... center .........Flora
" cods.dc co.. guard Nar
&. Suttcnhe!d.. guard ..Ak.rs
summary: Goals from noor--Oiiver
t!"J. r. Sutteni!eld CD, witt (s),
SpiSie CO. Bowman. Goa!s from
.ou!s--SpISie, ) OUT of u. Substitu-
iions-Snyder for Iscnbcrg. Bowman
for Akers. Time 20 minute halves.
Hcfcree--Offtrrding
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VISITORS POWERLESS At
HANDS OF LOCAL STARS
Invaders Unable to Penetrate
Guarding of Red
and Blue.
IiiE Crowd WItncHscs Gsmc-jn Iver-
sity OF NUrth Carolina Meet SpI-
drrs Here Monday NigLt-Iiard
light Expected.

University Of Richmond began its
bhsnctna.l season last night with i
iEi.mph over Br.ds ewater College by
decisive scorc OF 80 10 22. The
game Was clean ia every particular.
ana tue spiders victory Was due only
70 their superior playing.
FROM thc word SO. The quints
played "a !lst game, but the Rocking
tratc e. defense o; the Ecd aud
blIe Hcd" Alien, stationary guard
Tor ipVba"n. proving BRICK whii on
NUMEROUS occasions around thc vis-
tors basket whne the whole spider
team C.un6 10 opponents. BrIusc-
water snOt zen baskets. Mvc OF when
were !Ou.. coming axe! tn.y found
II !Mposs.b!c TO AMIGA points i!Om
near the goal.
Un!verslIy OF richmond demon
stated ii pleasing brand OF bail WITH
their passing ANA shooting looking
good 10 The SPIDER eye. 1t is true that
tnc Br.dSewatcr qG;ut is not Of ,nc
Cd!!Ocr ~ some OF the nvcs the Rod
aud b.ue arc TO meet, nevertheless.
Coach DobsOn was AnOTded an oppOr
tun!ty TO see an Improvement IN ms
cn.fEys. They Produced dashins
sty.c of play, which never let Up
throughout.
srder> Scor. Twenty Points.
Ia tAe n!st half the WcstEanpton
b gys registered twenty points against
Ten Tor Eridgcwatcr and WIN. they
only produced fifteen in the second
AA!i. part OF TIA" difference. at least.
was due - the absence Of Fray. Fray
was tho nigh point scorer. making
sixteen points for his team and put
ting the ball III the basket with real
XII. TOWN.. VINO came into the
game cold. near the close, and Allen.
whose work MAS under the visitors
score points. Captain Xlegler was
there with five field goals and one
In three fouls.
Delegate Hoover Present.
y good sized crowd watched the
fray, ana in the gallery sat Delegate
W. e. Hoover. OF Rockingham County.
Who is AN alumnus o: Br.dgewatcr
College. and who was hailed upon his
return to the Legislature as the
hcn.ics, man in that body. Bridge
water College has been playing
through Maryland mostly. heretofore.
tut, according II Coach k!racof.
wants 10 establish relations with
this section OF Virginia.
Monday. the University OF South
Carolina i've plays Coach Dobson's
tim" the Red and Blue will get
real test.
The lineup:
Richmond Position Bridrcwater
N'""l.r ...... forward ..... Huffman
Fray. ....... forward ..... .Humbert
carlton ...... center $50. Thompson
nethel.... guard ....... CARRIER
All"n ......... guard ..... Miller
summary: Goals from field Fray
'sl, H!cgler (of Hichmond) 90. Carl
ton 60. Bethel 90. llumhert CD.
Good 90, Huffman (2l. Miller t2).
Foul gOnls-IicG!cr. out Of 3; Mil
Tor. out OF > Substi.utions: Uni
rcrsity OF Richmond--Towill Cor
Fray; Eridgcwarcr-IicC for Gar
Ter: Good for huffman; Garger for
loo 1.r l.
for VIII Rcferce-Turner Bethel. of
was Ninvtnn and Lee.
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ThKOLA FIVE DEFEATS
WESsLEYS. OF NORFOLK
Fast Local Quint Meets Elks'
Team at Lynchburg
Tonight.

Takola basketball team last night
won hard-fought door contest by
20 TO Il from The much -hcralded
Wessieys. Of Norfolk, at the Howit-
GERS Armory. The Takola cagcrs
have been highly tOutcd throughout
the state. and ,hoy lived up To their
reputation IN last nights contest.
The game was fast at every stage.
although the locals seemed TO have
a Sigh, advantage in speed and
pass work Woodward. Takola's left
forward. carried away the signal
honors in the game. netting seven
baskets from the field and poping
five free tries out OF eight chances.
Craft was the individual star from
The Tar CITY guint shooting seven
Held goals Norfolk was out Of form
on free tries. Tcvcrstein and Craft
making but three out of ten chances
The lineup
Takola Position. Wcssleys.
Woodward. left forward Boycnton
Wharton. right field e. .Fcucrstcin
h"!!aday.... center ....... Graft
Ehmig..... LIEF; guard $3.50. .Kroscr
McEihenny. right guard ..... Wood
Summary. Field goals-Takola.
Woodward %, Holiday tc). Whar-
ton CD. Wcsslcys, Graft %. Buyen-
ton %. Wood %. F'ouls-Takola.
Woodward. ) in S; Wcssicys. Fcuer-
stein, in 3; Craft, . in :.
The Triang!es won the preliminary
r-am.. which was fast and close
throughout, from the Federal Re-
serve team by a score of - to II.
The lineup:
Triangics 10. pos. Federal Reserve II.
MUnday Left Forward Street
o'Suiiivan Right Forward. Rhoadcs
Ross Center. O!coit
King .....i:iEht Guard. 800. Beck
Wharton ....I..it Guard. $50. Burke
summary. Field Eoals--Federal
Reserve, street %. Burke, Triang,cs.
Mundv 90, Ross t2>, Wharton. Foul.
Federal Reserve. street. in !.
O'Sullivan. 0 In (.
The Takola five will leave for
Lynchhurg this morning. where they
Will take on the fast Lynchburg Elks
cagcrs Independent champions of the
state for tho last 1--WE years. in that
city tonight.
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Richard ncIittIe. No,..

NEW YORK. jan. IA return
match between Carpenter and DENIM
scy would not draw expenses in this
country. Tex Rickard. boxing pro-
moter, said today, when informed
That the French light heavyweight
had expressed desire for another
meeting with the worlds heavyweight
champion
CARPENTER Is. without. doubt the
pest iI5-ponnd pugilist in the world"
he said. but he has neither tho un,vnr
nor endurance tn battle with a fight
or of Dcmpsey's class"
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Dan>iIic High victors.

DANNIllE. VA, Jan lathe
Danville High basketball boys team
easily defeated Lynchburg tonight
by the score of IS to II. before a
large crowd. The perfect team work
of the locals enabled them to CAPTURE
the game with apparent ease. While
the visitors were At no time ahead
in the score. some splendid individual
playing was seen. Miller and Rich
ards featured for Lynchburr
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Insurance Man Di.anpcnrs.

Lf NCiiBCRG, VA. Jan. l2.-Gor.
doh 4. Harrison, "a years old, an nj
surance agent, who left home Tues-
day to collect an insurance premoum.
IS reported to the police to be miss
ing and the department. is at work
under the theory that Harrison has
wandered off on account OF n mental
or nervous trouble, Once before he
suffered similar trouble, 1t is stated
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MAY SEEK ANOTHER
FIGHT WITH DEMPSEY
[Ry Associatcd rrcssl

LONDON. Ian l3.-Gcorge Car
RENTER. who dccisivcly defeated
George Cook. of Australia. here Iost
night, may ask another fight with
Jack Dempsey. worlds champion
heavyweight, after meeting Ted "E ~.
Lewis. the Evening tandcrd was in
formed today by Francois Dcscamps
Carpenters manager.
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l-YEAR FRESHMEN RULE
URGED FOR COLLEGES
LEv Nesncinted rrcss l

CHICAGO. Jan. lS-Full enforce
u"ut of The cn"-Ncar rule barring
freshmen from athletic teams was
URGED for ali colleges and univcrsi-
tics in resolution unanimously
adopted tonight by the Association
% American Colleges
ne Trso'ntion was presented by
charles T.. Richmond, prcs;,!cut 81
Union College. who declared ;hoi
unanimous ADOPTION of the one-v.nr.
mi" by American colleges worId
eliminate what he termed the pres
prep school athletic stars.
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DISPLN a. fSSIF'ED
EAEcrrnns SALE

VALUABLE nt.AL ESTATE IN
DiSWti'nIE COUNTY viIt,iISIA
~ executor at the tltc JAMES NJ
Harrod hu0 a. directed Dy ms viii.
duly pruDui"d IA the Clerks Ufrc.
OF the" e.iicui, cour, vi Dinw,ruie
sale at puhlir auction to n" nigh
EFT bidder, In trout OF the principal
dwelling mouse on the premises here
inai,-i described on
FRIDAY ia. GARY 20. 1879
At soon.
that certain tract oi land. OF which
the late James tiarroi dicd srised
situate on both SIDES o' Grav..Iy
Run or Mrore's Road. ia ROwanty
Aarlstcriai DIEtrict. - WI d q
County. Virginia. about seveI ca
miles from the city UI PETERSBURG.
coutaInInS o2i.t aci-s sccoTuiur TO a
G. T.. IN NuveiDUci and D.ccinhvt
1874. on tn, tuiiuwlus terms one
third n-J) cash the Dh,ancr III elun.
INSTRUMENTS al one. two and three
years. notes 10 Oe gwen foI the Tr
Icrr-d payments. bearing int-E-tt
from tiI.. late OF th- safe ,nu secured
by "a decd at trust upon tn- property
cash al The option ~ the purchaser
Thv purchases ~ 10 pay thy taArs on
III" -ait and Tor the wear ls2E
ihts tract OF ianu mas upon II a
iiC- aw"iiius nuu.- t"ruri houses
ana ali tn usual uuibuitrinss anc Il
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u o. admirably located and niOs'
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land can u- seen by Application to
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RICHARD IL MANN.
E.S,cI,f.I ~ ,,lt,..e NJ HafIul
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Indian. to Meet CoraInoI.

ST. LOUIS, MO-, Jan. l3.-Two cx-
hibition games have bcen arranged
by the Cleveland Americans and the
81. Louis Nationals at Dallas, Texas
March IL and IL. Branch Hickey,
manager OF the Cardinals. announced
today. The scheduling of tho three
exhibition games with tho louisville
American Association, mt Pensacola.
Fla. March % and 81. was announced
by the st. Louis Americans.
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Stranger Lewis lin. New ,,,,,

SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. i3.-Using
ms newly perfected hold, which he
calls his grapevine twist aud lnn
ia. StranStec' Lewis defeated or.
!ando hcrac! here tonight In two
straight falls. the nrst in twenty
N.Y. minutes and the second In seven
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The linc-up:
Catcher nuhorfrr "a We'd.

st. louis IAN. I3.---WlITinm MAr-
tin Di!h"cfnr catcher of the st. Louis
Natioua! League team, VIII he mar
ricd To MISS Massic S!ocun. OF Mo-
bile. Ala. IN that city tomorrow. ac-
cordluG to announcements here today.
Catcher pilhocfor has been visiting
Milton took. another Cardinal player,
who VAS married in Mobile last
snritlI.
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Darcy Receives DcrI-iou.

NEW YORK, Ian. la.-.Tfmmy
Darcy, Portland. ore. midd,cweight.
received the Judges decision over Fin "
Eeisor. Cumberland. Md. in the first
of several bouts at Madison Square
Garden tonight. Darcy weighed l6l
u pounds and keiScr was five
hounds h11viar
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rulton and yIoddcn nr,,,.

NEW YORK, jan. l3.--Frcd Fulton.
Rochester,. Mimi, heavyweight. and
hartley Madden. New York. fought
twelve rounds to draw in Madison
Square Garden tonight. The verdict
was hootcd by tho fans. who appeared
to favor Madden,
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nnttIIng LcyInskx Loses.

NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-Genc Tun-
neE. New York. won the American
liSht- boxing champion
mp nnEc tonight. when he received
lhc Judges decision after twclve-
round bout with Battling I.evinsky.
also of this city.
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DEMPSEY WILL GIVE CARPENTER
ANOTHER FIGHT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
fBv United News.l

LOS ANriEs Jan 3Ja Dempsey
Tor the
Gibbons " " i 80
the worlds champion
in
" ''0' 80
men are you coming back
"legards your family ~ ~
'I"o"hS vas
ess Carpenters to
III - ~ ''@'' '''' "'o'e'
a tne " N'' "'" wa 81 '''
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viii Play in pctersburr

i'ETEhSECi3, Va, Ian. IA
basketball! team from the r-rin
Theological Seminary. RiohmouG--
play The Petersburg Y. VI. c. \. team
hero SnturAnN nichf
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Leonard to Defend T,,.

ara. worlds lightweight hoyjnr
champion. today signed a contract
20 e, defend his title here in a bout with
t"cKy Kansas, OF Bunalo, February
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VARINA HIGH QUINT
DEFEATS ATLEE TEAM

Tho Varina Agricultural High
school basketball team defeated At
lee Agricultural team by the score of
=? to -. The !!oor work of the
Narina team was the feature Of the
game The two Nistr boys. for Va
rInI. We're the stars of the game, al
though Harrison, Of Narlna, and
Pearson. for Alice. showed up extra
well.
The linc-up:
Narina Position Atlcc
liedrick right forward. Pearson
Il. Nistr. left forward Wright
Harrison. center Fuller
\ Nistr right guard. Wickc
Russell ..... left guard Horne
Substitutions Haynes for Horne;
Horne for Wrisht: WriGh; for Pull
Ter. Goals from fc!d-Ilarrison 90.
y. Mistr 90, y. Mlstr go. Pearson
60. Wright. Fuller. Goals from foul
-Iicdrick 90. T.. Mistr. Russell,
Pearson 80. rcf"rcc--Pollard. Time
kccp"r-Ric", Time Of halves-20
minutes.
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Deaths

SONEiNii.iE-Died. at his residence
@Gii Floyd Avenue. Friday. January n,
AT a:35 =. NJ. Louis Edward Somervii!a
He leaves to mourn their loss his wife
Margaret. and ono daughter by n for
mcr marriage. Mrs. Ebaugh, o. Peoria
Ill. and two brothers, George and Tay-
Tor. OF Point Pleasant. W. Va. Funeral
In FONT Pleasant. w. Va. Monday. jan
nary lG.
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IcHni Notices
NOTICE OF MEETING or STOCK.
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meeting OF the Stochhodstr VI tn. LII.
Insurance COMPANY u! Virginia VIII 10
held AT the Home Dnic ~ the Company
corner II Lapi,ol and fenth btr-ota
Nichinund Va. OH Wednesday, January
=. 1879. at O'Clock T. III. Tor the yutpvas
OF eircting fresid.nt ana tne Directors
OF said Company. tor receiving tn. An
uua! Report Of the board Of Direct r..
hnJ tho ratification OF the acts Of tho
haid board sane. the last annual m.-t
ing OF StockhDIi.r-. ana tor tn. trans
action OF such other Uusness as may
properly COM. before saGJ meeting I'm.
books toi trinslcT o! .tUcn of the con
pany will c.p-.d on January a. 1874.
and rcvp.nsJ an January ~. lyl: IL %
dehitaDle that al StoGkhuId.rA -h.u T..
present In IersDn Ut represented by
proxy.
a. CARLTON MCKINNEY
Secretary
ViN0INIA STATE INSURANCE COM.
PASY.
Kicnuiund. Va. Jan 5 1877
The annual meeting al the stychhDld-rs
OF this COMPANY Will be he'd at tn Of
fee OF the virginia Irusi cuunpany 81 8.
Main street In the city IL Richmond Va.
on Thursday. January -. 1872. Al IL o'ciock
noon WILLIAM e. NiI.l.EH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
JOHN MARSHALL OUINT
LOSES IN PORTSMOUTH

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. Jan. Ia
Woodrow Wilson quintet defeated the
John Marshall High School. 80 to IS
tonight. in fast game. The contest
was somewhat rough Jones ana
Kahn were the stars for Richmond
Jones scored many points for Rich
mond with lonG-distancc shooting.
while Kahn e&ccllcd at caging points
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