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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21
Illinois Holds First Place.

Illinois greenhouse men have more
square feet of space under glass than
has any other single state. Illinois
ranks first, with 19,626,091 square feet
Of space under glass, according to q
recent census report. In fact, more
than half of the total area under
glass in the greenhouses of the United
States on January l. 1920, was re-.
ported in five states. The other four
states are: Ohio, 1891 1873 squart
feet New York, 1S2S9,62S; Pennsyl.
vania, 16,923,355, and Massachusetts
1293O23. Illinois sold S9,978,6D6
worth Of flowers and plants In 1919
taking rank at the top of the list.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21
Estate of
JOSEPH B. JEWETT
late of Granville

State of Vermont.
District of Addison, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Addison:
To all persons interested in the es-
tate of Joseph B Jewett, late of Gran
vile, in said District, deceased,
GREETING:
At a Probate Court, holden at Mid
dlebury, within and for said District
on the Both day Of June, 1922, an in
strument purportihg to be the last
Will and Testament of Joseph B.
Jewett, late of Granville, in said Dis
trict, deceased, was presented to the
Court aforesaid for Probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that
the oath day of July, 1922, at 100
o'clock p. m at the Probate Office
in said Middlebury, be assigned for
proving said instrument; and that
notice thereof be given to all persons
concerned by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Mid
dlebury Register, a newspaper circu-
lating in that vicinity, in said Dis
trict, previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said Court, at the
time and place aforesaid, and contest
the probate of said will, if you have
cause
Given under my hand at Middle
bury, in said District, this Both day of
June, 1922.
CHARLES I. BUTTON,
27t3 Judge
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21
Ever Try This One7

A Frenchman has suggested that
with little training the soldier may
be amphlbious to a certain degree.
1t is COMMANDED that with practice a
body Of soldiers with their arms and
accOutrements could walk across a
stream 80 feet wide by merely walking
across on the bottom with the water
over their heads.-Granlte State News
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21
TrackWalker Killed

John Batiste, Rutland track
walker, of 81 Lakeview terrace, was
instantly killed when train II, the
northbound sleeper, struck the hand
car on which he was riding, at 5:lj
o'clock Sunday morning, about six
miles north of Burlington 1t is
thought that he was trying to get the
car of the track when the engine
struck it. The dead man was an Ital-
ian, 81 years Of age and leaves a wife
and three small children
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21
Ordination Of Mr.. Nelson

At the ordination Of the Rev, John
R. Nelson in the Congregational church
Wednesday, July 26, at 2:30 O'Clock,
the following service will be held to
which the public is invited to attend;
music; invocation, Rev G., H. Bach
eler; Minutes of Council scripture,
Rev. c. c. Sargent; music; sermon,
Rev Walter Thorpe; ordaining prayer,
Rev 5. H. Barnum; Right Hand OF
Fellowship, Rev Robert Lawton;
Charge to Pastor, Rev. H. c Newell;
address, Rev W F Frazier, music;
hcuediction, pastor.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21
SHOREHAM

Mrs Haviland has sold her farm
to Frank and Larry Rourke.
/. c. Gage is passing the summer
at the home of Harry Baldwin.
Mrs. F. G.. Myrick of Portland, Me,
wa, a guest of Mrs. F E Plat Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim Sessions of West
Rutland have been recent visitors at
]. c. Moore's.
Mrs. Asaph Brookins, son and father
of Grand Rapids, Mich, are at the
home of A. B. Delano
Ernest Turrill has moved his house
hold goods to Burlington where the
family expects to reside
Prof Walter Smith and mother Of
Washington d. c. are at their sum
mer home for the vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Fish and daughter,
Mrs. Park, of Middletown Springs,
were weekend guests at Russell Eas-
TONS
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21
Appreelatlon.

Charllne likes to dine with one a
the nelghbors who has q large family.
On returning one day from one Of
these trips she hsaved a deep sigh and
said: MY, but it must be nice to have
a party family"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21

"Can you keep a secret, uncle?"
yes" "Well, Auntie eloped with
the chauffeur and they've borrowed
your motor" London Mail.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21
MUSIC SPANISH
STUDENTS HERE
List of Students Taking
Courses in Middlebury Col
lege Summer Schools

A list of the students in the schools
of Music and Spanish at the SUM
mer session of Middlebury College is
as follows:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21
SPANISH SCHOOL


SPANISH SCHOOL
Catherine Accurs3, New York. y. Y
France, G.. Allison, West Mcdfard, Mass
Jeanne Van Asbrock. Philadelphia. Pa.
Walter f.. Aylor Bristow. Va.
Alta NJ Bard. North East. Pa.
Mary l. Blrram Huron. Ohio.
William ". Bhynev Delaware Ohio.
A. Cow Browncn Lewiston. y y
Louise CalvclH New York y. Y.
Edith Cameron, Chicago. III.
A. Ruth Carpenter. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Cora C. Carroll. Highland Mills \. Y.
Lucy NJ Clr,in. Wilmington. Del
+ de Cb7boulon New orE y. y
Katherine r. Chase Rock Island ILL.,
Tuliarra N Clark Canton \ Y
Nr,ry " Co,,c, C,cyel,rd. Ohio
\I,-y Y Coleman Lexington Ky
Ruth D. Cook. Iockport \ Y
Dor,ry + Cooper lr,niuek. \ Y.
r,,o., C,urr VorI,s,or Mas,
G.dy, N Crou.r. Middleton. Mass.
crG,-J r C-o,,.bc- p,,y.urto.
lr,,;or + Do,,sr lowell Mass
p.t.r. =, Dir..,o,o V,,ds.-d. Maine
r-.t.,in. n.r,. W,,dh,,or Y
,..,,s. c.rrtcr. Candle, \
r,;.,t.n NJ r.rt., c,n,,r5 C,rr
,,-a r,.,.r er-,,,.o \
v.n,r' r..,r.,-.~r. o.,u, Ort
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21
Vermont News
Brief Items Of Interest From
ArOund the State

Ernest Parizo, of Winooski, was in
justice court in Morrisville and was
sentenced by Justice d. A. LaFoun-
tain to pay fine of $50 and costs
for operating an automobile after his
license had been taken away from
him. States Attorney W, E. Tracy
prosecuted Parzo lost his license
about a month ago for driving an au-
tomobile while intoxicated
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21

The work of gliding the State House
dome was completed Saturday The
contract which was in progress for
two months was delayed by the rainy
weather. The work was done by B.
N. Anderson of Boston for the P.
Holdensen Co, who had the contract
at So, 700. The gold leaf assayed 96 per
cent pure gold, according to a test
made by the L. S Assayer's office.
One ounce of gold leaf covers lSj
square feet This is the second appli-
cation of gold leaf made since the
dome was built Originally the dome
was painted yellow The first gold
leaf was applied under Sargeant-at
Arms James w Brock No one had
the courage to suggest it until Mr..
Brock took the reins of Office and now
nobody would go back to yellow paint.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-21
MUSIC SCHOOL

Frances Adams, NIddlcbury Vt
Annie L. Baldwin, North Stafford n.
Clarence II. Bot,ford, Rutland Vt
Dorothy NJ Bowdish Middlebury Vt
marguerite BroYr. N,ldchuy Vt
Mildred Z. Brown, MiddIehury IT.
Mr., F.. D. Collins, Middebury VI
Holt, r. Cooley Aliddlan1ry VI
Mary A. Coughlin, Concord, y H
Carroll Dyer Salisbury VI
Arthur 4. Farnsworth, Rutland w.
Daniel A. Fausworh, Rutland Vt
Madeleine l. Gaylor, Clittondlle, Mass.
Richard Gould, Mddlebury Vt
Eva l. Grampp, Hudson y Y
Anne s. Hagarty Dorchester, Mass.
Alice Halpin, NIddicbury VI
Lucia c. Hinck, MiddeJury w.
Allan Hunter, Springfield, Mass
Annette Jennings, East WoIingiord. VI
Mrs w. G. Kleinspehn, Middlebury Vt.
Mrs J. Morno-LacaIle, Middlebury Vt
Albln J. LobdclL Jr, Winchester n. H,
Catherine Morrison, St. Johnsbury Vt.
Harriet NIn.ilry New Bedford Mass
Abigail Nelson Detroit, Mich
Louise D. Nelson, Salisbury Vt
Frances Netzorg. Detroit Mich
Helen E. Otis, Vergennes Vt
Frances Partridge, Proctor Vt
I,lrlada Slnbon. New York, n Y
Dorothy b Sllytor Montpelier Vt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
T|LDEN AGAIN LOSES
PART OF HIS FINGER
Tennis Champion Undcrgocs
Another Operation for
Infection.
tBy Associated pross.I

PHILADELPHIA. Dec Ii.-wil-
liam T. Tildcn. IL. national tennis
champion. had another inch removed
from tho middle finger OF his right
hand yesterday. II became known to-
dny. The finger became infected first
from scratch.
81 am highly encouraged" said Til
den today. Il suffered no pain last
night and ! now believe my finger
will begin 10 heal. y small portion
Of tho bone remains above tho second
Joint aud tho surgeon says there is
good chance there will he move
mcnt in tho joint. II isn't much. but
II ought TO help little when l start
TO play again.
Tilicn is planning long trip Wcs,
next summer. He said no thought
this viii give him a change of scene
and series ~ fairly easy matches
that viii permit him 10 work out
his new gam" on his own lines. Dur
ing the spring months Tilden OK
poets 20 rlay in state and local
tournaments
Tho national champion said the
Davis cup would hc his ultimate goal
this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
HAVANA RESULTS

First racc-Imi- Meme. liz IIunO.
iG2 1Chllahanp. $4.2o. $3.50. second
n!d Pop, lio ,Ambrose), S35 co. third.
iln'", los - Mitt caltha, pr. D.
Machine Gunner, Clark NJ. Big SON
Tw"ntv-Sevc and Pittsburgh also
scratched.
Second race--carrle Moore. 1917
lficlds), $40. $50 $3.50. won !;
valentine d'or, lO2 tRrothcrs), $3.50,
!"no, second. Rlack TOP. 40 GRAY
$3.50 third Time. 1907. Chcvalier.
Harry Glover End Man and Cavalier
also ran. Legacy scratched
Third Margaret Ware. In7
(Shcm"D, $lI1o $3.50. $3.50, won;
Naw"na. los tBruucncrl. $3.50. $3.50
second; Armcde. los ,Heach), $40.
third. Time. l:l2 Is. An ran.
Fourth racc--.K cltoi. % (Brothers).
$3.50, $2.7o, S2io. won: lap Muma
lni ,EanksD. s2.SO $3.50. second;
Miss Dixie. 100 Finley. 500, third
Time. 1919. All ran
Fifth raCc-Coldcr Chance. ln3
u%rothcrs). s3.7o, SSIo. $3.50. Won:
Kathleen *, lGl CGross). $42SO
Si".to. second: Mallowmot.t ITO
h;aukS), $40, third. Time. 1:4O 80
iryulimah. The Enquirer. Bob Giles.
pairymau, Wakefield also ran.
SAITH race North Sea, 100 (StuttB)
Si.5o, $a.20. $3.50. won. Hamper. 100
tfurnSl, So. $3.50, second; CiccroniAn.
rs OSroth"rSD. 50. third Time
l:ii "a. Roc. IIucn and Bond also
ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
CITY TENPIN LEAGUE
AT HALFWAY MARK

Tonight at 1890 Mt tho Recreation
alleys. the Rowsoy's Impcrials, lead
crs IN tho city Tenpin League, will
clash with oh Harpcr'E stuart and
Rctts team In the match that was
postponed from Wednesday night. In
order Ia cinch the pernant for tho
FIRST half OF tho season, IL VIII he
necessary for tho Impctiais to make
clean sweep OF the series. but 'hc
stuart and lIetts boys arc out to keep
pace with tho Eclipse Laundry team,
and will cndcavor TO not only win
tn" odd game. hu. take all three
games from the leaEu leaders. a feat
that has not been accomplished this
season Tho Imperials will line up
ar follows: Rowscy, pcasy wade,
waldbaucr. SpillinE and Je,'. while
Stuart and Belts Will use Harper,
Rnrch. iIcllingsworth. Barbee and
Harris.
with nine consecutive 200 scores to
his credit. Doc" Waldhauer, ~ Row
cy's Iinperials. Will attempt 10 run HIS
string 10 twelve and thus break
Vunck's record OF eleven straight
CAPTAINS Harper and Jctt request
tina, their men be at tho Recreation
promptly at 7:l5. so that tho match
can start at 7:3o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
MCCARTNEY DEFEATED
BY LEFTY WILLIAMS

After tire" consecutive urscts. the
dhIc ran lru" :" form last night in
The thr"c-cushion billiard tourna
mert NOW being staged M, the Ho.r.-
a'lnn B.lllard i'arI0Ts, when LEFTY"
Williams disposed Of his young rival.
Mccartney hy the Score az .5-i3. in
hftY-i"ur innings. As I'm his previous
match. Mccartney could not rct
started and as a rosul, Williams
ka'ncd n commanding lead. hut i'm
The latter half ~ the match Me
Cartney played his opponent to a
stands'!n.
Tonight at 40 O'clock one of tho
feature matches OF the present
tournament VIII ha staged. t,y,
veterans az tho angle game. Bailey
ana stone. being pittcd against cacn
other feature II touights matcn
Is mat tho contestants ar. tho nuI,.
players in the tournament who have
h'' tasted defeat ana tho winner to-
nlght VIII be the only one who win
nave q clean slate at tho close of
the sec nj week OF the tourney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

year olds and up. maidens. mile
lD Wylic. lh. Fore-ticrc, 10: tx)
Stella X. los. Anzena. ia: (x)
straight Sho' 1885, Cla. 40; Maggie
Second race-s7OO claiming; three
year olds and up. furiongs-Har-
vey Smarr, ii5: 'xl LanceIot. no:
Atkin. ll2: Louis LiChtcnheim. liz;
tx) Edna D.. lO7: Dumbfoundcr. liz;
tx) Cornstalk, l07: lD Hildalc. lO7;
!X) Aiva, i97; Flip: li2. Also rligi-
10a: (x) Pastoral. loi; Arctic King
rs: *. Marse Jimmy. 10; Iiindoo-
Third race-s7Oo. claiming; three
Troitus. Ito: Firecrackcr. lis: Exc,
cu,ion:: NJ; lx) Herald; no; (x) All
IRE, ITO; EsoTiTe Is; SANDY H. li55
Sacajawea, lis. Also eligible--(x)
Fcordor. 40; Winneconnc, li2: Mir
CRATER. ll2; * Gloom. lO7; tD Sill
Fonr,h.s7Oo. allowances; the La
and n sixteenth--PIucky. 1903; Alta
boy n. 100: Fannie Bean. 103; Wynnc-
wood. ll2; Fantoche. li2; Richelieu.
Tifth-sl.o0o. allowances: the Pau,
Whiteman Handicap, for three year
Odds, nile-Put and Take, l02: Stump
Jr.. lO5: Lady IncH, l02: Lady Myra,
i02: Calcutta. l0s; Irish Pat. los /:
sweep Hawk, 1o2
Sixth race--s70O. claiming; for 5
year olds, mile and a sixteenth
Ashlin. ?s: Vanity Dresser. lO7; (x)
Grace Foster, %: tO Hysterin. l02;
Chatcaugay. 1903; Radical. los: (x)
Little Patsy. l0l; (x) Buxom. lo2;
Cd Futcn. lo7: tx) Hickory. lo7.
tN) Miracles Man. l0l: Deep Slnker.
100. Also cligiblc-(x) Bravo. l07.
tx)--Apprcnticc allowance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
BIRMINGHAM CATCHER 4,
IS SOLD TO NORFOLK
Tars Start Rebuilding Team
by Purchase of Brandon.
From Barons.

NORFOLK. Dec. thatcher Hill
ton Brandon, OF the birmingham
club. Southern Association. has boon
bought by tho Norfolk club of tho
Virginia League on an optional
agreement.
The first notice OF tho acquisition
or the player reached the city yester-
day through Birmingham paper,
the News. The closing OF the deal for
Brandon. understood TO have boon
tentatively closed last week In I.ouiH-
Vile by Shipper Win Clark. was con
Armed yesterday afternoon by local
moG uls, who received in n late mail
The papers legali1ing TIE transfer.
Clark Is understood TO have tonta-
lively made the deal with Manager
Dun. OF birmingham. subject 10
agreement and confirmation in Bir-
mingham.
brandon hna been Eecond- string
catcher for tho Darons for two sea-
sons. He In rated mr. promising
backstop and hard-hi,ting younEs,cr.
no IN expected TO make good from
the jump with the Tars
The announcement OF the ACQUIRING
or brandon Is tho nrst direct ncws
or Skipper Clark's negotiations In
Louisville for players. Others are
expected TO follow his return home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
LOCAL GRID WARRIORS
HOLD LIVELY PRACTICE:
Complete Lineup Reports to
Coach Andy Hillhouse,
Brown Star.

With complete lineup. the Rich
mond Athletics put In fast drill
last nigh, In preparation for the
game with 10 McMillin's Atl-Ameri-
cans here on New Years Day The
workout was a stin one, with Andy
Hillhouse. former Brown back. as
coach.
Thatch Barrow. the 23O-pound
Washington and Lee guard of 1919
20, Is the latest recruit for the Rich
vn"nd team. barrow is living in Din
widdic, but has come In for the
nightly practices with the Athletics
BARKER. West Virginia tackle. has
also Joined tho local Aggregation and
was running mate to Turner Bethel.
Washington and Lee tackle, In the
workout last night.
\ fast back field that will be seen
in action part of the holiday game,
worked together like machine last
night !: was made up of Mac Cog
bill, Washington and Lee, quarter;
Lew Stringcr. V. i. ]. fun back. and
liillhnuSc, Brown and Driver, RAN
dolph- Macon. half backs. This quar-
tet VIII be augmented for the game
by Glen killinESr. one of the great
est quarter backs In the game in
this generation. and Red Johnston.
tn" sensational North Carolina half
back. whose runs OF sevcnty-ciEht
yards and SiXty-nve yards were
arN'ng the outstanding fcats of the
season just passed.
In tho practice last night Dixie
klcvchahl. former Spider star,
worked in center. The wing posi-
lions were taken care OF by Car
ncntcr last years end with V. T.. /.
and John Strinscr. one of the best
i"othallers Richmond has produced
Glen ki!linEcr ia the hardest work
ing back Richmond has had the on
ror'unity to see. Playing in n pro-
f"ssional game IN Baltimore last
w'ok he covered himself with glory
ana did not spare himself in tho
least The Baltimore papers were
inIl OF his work especially In carry
ing the bail with the entire oppos-
:nr team set to stop him
Practice tomorrow afternoon Will
b" at Mayo Island rark. where tho
game Will hc played.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
HAVANA ENTRIES

First race. maiden 2-year- olds.
los; Ntrniilla. III; randinc. ll2;
Cray Ronnet, III; Conundrum. ll2:
.iiiappE Moments. Ll2: Turbulent,
~, Eastern star. III; Vida. rs:
Billy fern. ll5.
Second race. 2-ycar-o and up.
claiming. 500; 5i@ furlongs-
M"oresTuc, l0i; Cx) Two Eyes. lO4:
Timothy j. Hogan. 1905. Pun Ball.
ipI. Ruth Wehlo. los. Hatrack. 10,
Juanlta 81. H.. Bloomington. ll2;
Scarpio IL. III. LuImme. ll2.
Third race. 3-ycar- and up,
claiming. S50o; Jl-2 turlongs-Fly
cast 40, tX) Harmony. l05; (x)
C0i. Murphy, l0'; ArrahEoon. 10.
Equator, no; War Map. liz; Hello
cross. IA; Mark Dcnunzio. III.
F"Gr'h race. -year-olds and IN.
claiming. $500: SIN furlongs-Fin-
castle. ir2; Salvo, l04. CD Buddie
krHn. 100. Naman, lpT: Brocklesby.
lO' chief sponsor. lOG. Quaker, ll2:
Assumption. ll2.
Fitth race. all ages: Trinidad
Handicap. $1,000. six furlongs-Lit-
ile Hlack sheep. iO5: Eas, view, lO7:
Or Hickman. los. Aiken. ll2; Belle
o: EiiIahethtown. III.
sixth race. %-y"ar-olds and IN.
claiming. sIoU; mile and 30 Yards
Mis-. Grundy. lGl. % Fashion Girl
lu., % Randct. l02: OK Homan,
ipj. Dainty Lady. 1907; Whipnoor,
VIII. lOI; Golden Red. ll2.
clear ana fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15

I"'. 40. lil. 1876 Girl reserves l42.
l+3. 1ii, li5.
Event No. n-c.o Ynrd Dash.
liz. 1876, 10. loo lo7. IO9. 80, %. 81
G2. -. -. ~. -, 60. 81 80, 30. 90. "a.
26. -. 2S. l20. 81. SO. 10. IL. l2, I3.
a. >. l6. II. 90 81.
Event No. IO-Potnto Race Girls.
ii5. IA. li3. li2. 1870, 1872. 161, 1876.
1871. l&9. ISL. Ia3, 81.
Event No. Intercollegiate Relay.
laps per man.
University OF Richmond-i2. 10. a.
10. l6. II William and Mary Collcg"
Il. .. 3 T. >. 6.
Event No. I2-Mne Walk.
1l5, ia. 1875. 1917. lbs. III. 80. 100
Event No. 1a-Prcp school RELAY.
laps per man
McGuircs-29, 40. 81. AZ. "a. -.
Renedictinc-loi. loe. 1O3, 1o4. lo5
John Marshall High School.
Event M. ii--ii"p-Strp-Innr Girls.
.i'5. ia. Ia. ii.. 1870. 1873. 49,. I3G.
l27. lbs. 1879. 1871. l3i. 1853.
Event M. I3-tiub Relay No. ..
tTwo laps per MANI
knights Of Columbus: Church I'm
\. &. Seniors, los. 100, los, 100, no,
Event 80. tG-ScnIor Girls Relay.
cone lap each EirlD
Y W. &. y. Reds. Ii6. IA. las. lia:
Y. W. {. a. Whites. $50. l5i. 1872. lisa {:
Y. w. c. \. Blues, l5t. l"5. 1866. lb7.
Event M. i7-Ilo-inrd Dnsh.
los. lo9. 81. 81. -, -, -. As. -. so,
u, -. 60. Ga, 50, 30. %, -. %, rs. 81,
IS, @9( 100. IL. lis, 50, 10. 5. 3. -. 10,
Il. -. lG. u. ~. "6.
Event Nm. is-snck Race G.rID.
ii5. lii. li3. l42. 1870. 1872. l34, 1856,
49,, l&S. 1919. i3l. I33. l57.
Event No. 11-Iunl"r LcnEuc Relay.
tTwo laps per mani
~ Athlett" club -, ~. 56. 81. IS.
80: BOYS club, SO. 81 G2. ~. 81. 65,
Ciinter Park Athletic Club, Sc, 81. 6S
60. 20. -; Church Hill \. G. Lrs., 70.
-. -. -. 80
Event No. ca-sn0-Ymrd run.
40. 10. loS. ~, a.. Al. 81. 30, co.
81, -. 81. 81. 80, -. IS. %. iol. ll9.
81. 50. 5. :. 80. 20. a..
Event M. :i-MlIitnry Relay.
tTwo laps per mani
TIowitaers ll6. III. lis, ll9. 100,
12l; Blues. 81. 20. 80, Is.
Event No. .:-Two-Miic RIM.
40, As. so. SO, o. i"'2 II. %. 1877. s5.
Event No. 2:i-Ciub Relay No. 1.
Crwo laps per mani
Fedora Reserve. 81. Sc. 81. 3s Bar
ton Heights a. c.. 81. ~. 80. %. 90.
Event No. :i-ThrowInE Indoor
baseball tGirlsD.
l45. l43. li2. 1870. l32. 1874, 162. 15o.
1876. 40. lii, 1871, 1888, i63. 1Go. 1873,
l57.
Event M. cs-Milc Run.
10. los. so, 81, 30. -, IS. 90. III.
10. 90, 81. % To-. O. %.
List OF officials follow:
Clerk OF coursc-f.ddic Hottie
Assistant Clerk * cnneth Wood
Honorary startcr-Mayor George
Ainslie.
Official star'cr-Frank NJ Dobson.
Registrar. Doc" Wharton.
Observation-Disclosures Perkins.
Chic! Timer-Mr. rracthcr.
Assistaut-JamcS Harris
Assistant--K. y. klcvcsahl
Judecs--I. Tucker Jones. John
Crowly, Rowland LiEgan. Mac PITT,
Or. william II. Parker. Paul Mayo.
Mrs. bradbury knightly, Edwin
Smith, Shop. trump.
Announccrs-lcte Dunford, Mr..
Burke.
Presentation Of cups-Zack Wood :
all
Observation-Disclosures Patterson.
tmpire-M"rgan Stroihcr
Press Times Dispatch Earle
l.utZ; News Leader, Bob Harper.
Evening Dispatch Hugh Rudd.
Manager. Archer Evans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
GIVES UP HEAD COACH POST WITH VIRGINIA
ECLIPSE LAUNDRY
DEFEATS LA FRATTAS

In tho Nolde Brothers Cake con-
test at tho Newport Alley last night.
tho Eclipse Laundry boys took tho
series In order. from LaFratta
Brothers. while Nolde Brothers team
took two OF the three games from the
Newport All-Stars. Sammy Swami,
led tho feld OF the twenty exports.
who rolled for the prize cako, he
getting scores OF 202. 2lo and 223.
getting better na tho gnmo progress
ed. Sammy is being footed by his
friends as tho coming bowler of all
times around this section OF tho coun-
try. Bennio Cosby also broke into
the 200 class with two games
Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

1l5 UanE). II 10 ). , to :. . to Z.
won; Cold Mount. ll5 CSmaliwood).
to /. to !. even. second; First
Blush. lih Nfoon to >. TO ., to
:, third. Time. Oa. Hoona. Kocllia.
Y"riCk, R"olfoot. Fernandos and
t;ailford also ran
Second race. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
naCc. III tSmallwoodD. . 10 > To |.
oven. won; Orcus. lis NabinC. to |.
lo5 'Mart2), II to |, ! 10 !. 10 =.
third. Time. 1914 Is. Incohina.
Nirah. Mary O.. Tinglinr. Hereafter.
Mouse. Royal Dick. Paul Micou. Car
narvon also ran.
Third race. furlones Admircr.
rot ,Corcoranl. 10 81 10 .. 30 4.
won Marjorie Wood. 100 CFrankD. :
I" l. ? TO l. even, second: Blue Bird.
100 wilson TO !. to .. TO :.
third Time. l:ii -. GO Josephine
or hiu" Ridge. Ghost ana Ormont
also ran.
Fourth racr, 6 furlongs-Marvin
May. l07 on. rooD. II to :. to :.
! TO I, won, Aunt" May, l05 Ckcl-
saw. to >, even. . 10 r, second. Sir
Thomas k"an. loo IOwens). 10 /.
To /. 10 >. third Time, 1914.
Woodtrap, James +. OIIara, Tippity
Nitch"t also ran.
fliih race. mil" and a sixteenth
belgian Queen. ITO tOwcusp. to /.
20 5. to 10. won. Attorney. lia
tSmnllw"od). . to !. 3 To 3. to 3.
second. ON iIirh ln6 COrgan). Is to
10 !. :" J, third. Time. las 3-5.
Merchant, park Horse, Tho Desert
and sing John also ran.
sixth race. mil" and three six
t"cnths Light Wine, ITO U.anr). :
10 :. even, ! To -, won. Socrctnry los
'Nu"hmi, I" >. 10 ., to '. SOC
ond: Johnny Ovcrton. III tSmall-
w""dl To ., s =, to >. ,hirh.
Time, goa. rit. Lucy Kate. ross IN.
l.iitlc ia Dada, Warlikc. Viva cuba,
Moody also ran