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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
WOULD BAR COACHES
FROM SIDELINES
icy Associated Press.l

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Feb. Ca
proposal Ia bar football coaches from
the playing field and the side lines
during college football games was
made by Professor Clarence w Mem
dell, chairman of the Yale athletic
board Of control. In an address today
at the alumni luncheon. one of the
events Of alumni university day ut
haic. Chairman Mendcll was reply
ing 10 recent statements by President
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
DOWNS V.P. l., Is TO z
Hard-Foughl Battle at Roa-
nokc Is Witnessed
bv 800,
ISncclnl 70 Thc Times- Dlsratch.1,


ROANOKE. VA. Feb. 2..-N. T.. I.
basketball quint went down in defeat
before the University OF Virginia az
SrcGati"n 10y score Of ~ To - on
The city Auditorium court here to-
night.
II was ono Of tho hardest fought
ana in spots. one Of the most brilliant
EamcS ever played on the local court
ihr cIoSrn"sS of the score and the
snlrit OF the teams throughout kent
500 spectators cheering and lent 10
IN" most c"lorful basketball game
Of the season.
The game WAS characterized by the
most brilliant passing seen in re-
cent seasons on the Roanoke court
The first chance of scoring came
within few minutes after the game
was started when Il double foul was
called. y few minutes later Captain
Rhodes. of V. i. l.. east the first field
goal.
From this point on the game went
forward IN earnest. first Virginia TAX
ing the lead and. then V. l.. |. There
was never Il lct-up in the tearing
pace. Wherever the ball went there
Was Il circulation.
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.Inrk,on>liic sccL. stnynII.

JAtkSDNNll.lE. FLA, Feb. 2o-
owners OF the local club OF tho
Florida state League announced to-
day they had scnt to George StovaIl
formerly OF the Cleveland Americans,
a contract TO manage tn" Jacksonville.
team in the coming summers cam
l'aiSn. Stovall is now at Casa Grandc
Arizona,
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uro,,ns ncorh MobiIe ,r,do,

MOBILE. ALA. Feb. o2.-Twrntv-
tire" members OF the ST. Louis
american League club. headed by
Manager Lee Foil, Will arrive hcr.
tomorrow morning to begin their.
spring training. The second strint.
Of players will arrive here March .
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Is BASKETBALL SCORES

University Of Virginia, % V. T.. l..
Tennessee. iG; Vanderbilt. -.
Princeton. % Yale. IS
W"man's College OF Alabama, 90
JudSon T.
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McIIor Cnp,urr, Mnr,,bor

CHICAGO. Feb. 90 Charles l..
Mcllor won twenty mile Marathon
over the city streets today. covcrinS
the distance in one hour. ifty-cight
minutes and forty-scv.n seconds.
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LOCALS SHOW REVERSAL
OF FORM IN HARD CAME
Cadets Display Systematic At
tack and Wcll-Organ-
lied Defense.
CAMrnELL STAR OF CONTEST
Game Fought With Dash md Frenzy
Tint Keeps Spectators Their
Toes Roofing Tor Their Respective
EaSaStfrs.

Displaying n systematic attack as
we'll as an organized defense. Virginia
Military Institute last night defeated
the local Takula five by the score of
S6 TO -. Al the end OF half-timc the
Tying cadets We're lcSt!ng by the
score OF 80 to I. However, in the
second half the Kola boys reversed
the tale. scoring 81 points to their
opponents II. Their reversal of form
WAS truly remarka bic, and by clever
team work and passing scored eight
points and cut their opponents lead
down to seven before the Lexington
ians could tally Il single basket. The
second half was fought with a dash
and frenzy that kept the spectators
On their toos at all times roofing for
b. said tina; these supporters were
about equally divided. The big star
Of the evening was Campbell, who
brought about the claSsiest assort-
local court III this city. Campbell
was easily a team in himself, getting
twelve goals from court in addition
TO tallyinG six points from the foul
line. His total work of the evening
30 OF his teams 36 points. Following
closely on the heels of the brilliant
Campbell WAS Ed. Ryder II Richmond
boy, who moro than did himself proud
on his initial court exhibition in this
city. Ills floor work WAS uf high
order and his passing and drihhlinE
deserved more than passing consider
alton. For the locals. the floor work
of LecCh, a former V. NJ. |. star. and
the shooting Of Woodward, easily
stood out above the rest.
The lineup;
TakOla. Position. V. |.
Woodward =. forward. ... Drewry
Wharton $50. forward. Campbell
holiday .Centrr..... summers
MCilhancy -. guard. .,... shannon
l'Gs ',,n,,y t,i. Enarn KEhTF
Campbell t2), Summers G). Ryder
90, Woodward co. Wharton 90,
holiday 60, Lcech 60. Foul goals
cut Of 9: Holiday. . out 3. Suhstitu-
tious-Saundcrs for Drcwry: Scman
for Saunders: E:hmiE for McIlhancy;
McIlhancy for Ehmig. Referee
GuoCh.
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entertained by the Richmond bank.
shortly after their arrival they were
taken on a trip through the bank
and then rendered Il George Wash
ington luncheon in tho new bank
cafeteria on the occasion of it's initial
opening.
After the luncheon the visitors were
taken on Il trip To points OF historic
interest in and around The city They
LETT after midnight last night ON a
sleeping car for the Monumental CITY.
Next year the Richmond girls viii 20
l." baltimore for the annual clash.
The. Iin,.-iin.
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HAVANA. Feb. 22.--John j. Me-
GTaw, manager OF tho New York Ma =
Havana today for Key Vest on his
way I" san Antonio Tex. lie made
no statement with regard TO the OFFER
OF the sale Of pitchers Douglas and
Harness
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DEFEAT
THE DODGER FIVE

Last night on the Robert T.. Lee
court tn. Trianrlcs defeated the fast
lpodEcr live by the score az IS to 30
At The end OF the second half the
score stood 81 to "a. and - minute
h'rlOu was necessary. After five min =
n'cS 81 some Of the fastest basket
hhii displayed by junior teams this
year the TrianElcS were Victorious,
hN the score Of IS To 81. Throughout
the entire contest the game was very
cream ana hard fought.
The stars for Triangle were Ross
VINO Gagged seven field goals. and also
put up "A nifty exhibition Of floor
Work. Fox. for Triangle. also put M
Dodgers. the work Of Hughes stood
Tar above the rest.
The TrianglrS have won eight out
Of nine contests this season. defeating
some OF the fastest junior iivcs in TIA,
city. They have been trying to ar.
range game with III. Boys Club hut
50 far have been unsuCccsSul. They
are also particularly anxious to ar
range gam" with Troop IL.
The lineup:
'TriangicS. Position. Dodgers
Jones ........ forward .... MotScIy
o'Suliivan ....forward -. Peterson
Toss ........ center. Miller
', hart"n guard ........ Hughes
: IN = llFb ........... Cary
summary: Field Hoals-Hoss %
Jones IaJ. O'Suiiivan a.. Wharton
90. Mosely CO. Peterson "a. Hughes
co. Gary ca. Foul goals-Joncs. .
out OF 2; Peterson. 3 out Of 3. scorer
--clybornc ircch. Tnnckccpcr -
Street q. NJ. II. So. Rcfcrcc-philIips
fSwarthmOrc).
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summary; FicId EOaIS-II. .IOncs O
two -roin; and . onc-poinD: /.
Mitchell CO two-po!nt and , one
poinb T.. Stack - two point and .
"nc-poinO ~. Erickson q puinr.
Foul Goals-Mitchcll. ( out Of 10: j..
stack. = out Of e; Erickson. !" out of
:. Rcfcrec-Miss Incz Wells Getcrs-
burg High SCHOOL,.
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virginia. Position. V. r. I.
ppplrman 80. forward ~ Carroll
Darlington forward. | Walker
H'Nloh ....... center. Birmingham
Mah"od guard. ...... Rhodes
(capt.)
itaptD
INSTRUMENTATION. Timckcpcc 49,
Nirsinia, Luck tV. T.. ID. Reed Scores.
\Irslnta-AndrcM (N. i. L. WI.
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Norfolk & Western Ry.

Pullman passengers VIA this route
d" no, ret off the trnin between
Richmond ami Sew orleans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
Caseys Win Second Game of Week in City
Basketball Loop by Trimming Brownson
CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE.
Last Nights Results.
Knights OF Columbus. "a Brownson.

Standing Of the Teams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
RALPH RAYMOND TO
BATTLEAT ELKTON
Local WeIterweight Boxer Will
Meet kid" Thompson in
Bout Next Friday.

Ralph Raymond. Wilmington's popu-
lar welterweight. IL fast rounding into
his old time form. Raymond has
been working out in the local armory
gymnasium for tho past three weeks
and at the present time Is In the best
condition OF his career. During his
~ years experience ~ boxer Ray
mond has fought some of tho best
boys Of his weight In the East. When
the boxing bouts were In fun sway AZ
the local armory. Raymond was on
The bill every show, which shows no
was q good mixer. Al the time jim
my Murphy and Il. q. Harry Baker
were climbing the ladder OF pugilistic
fame. Il was Raymond who condition
ed the boys. acting as sparring part
nee and trainer.
Ralph is scheduled 10 meet a very
willing battler in Russell KID"
Thompson. who halls from Pittsburg.
at ElktOn. Friday night. December Is.
Thompson has been training Mt Phila-
dclphia Jack O1lrlen's gymnasium in
Philadelphia. In hs workouts with
Lew Tender and Joe Tiplitz ne dis
played classy form. II was on Jack
~ ~ lfIl = 1f-sVUtUlftlfilAilp 10 WIS SC
lected as Raymond's opponent. Thomp-
son shows newspaper clippings from
he West. stating he boxed n l0-round
draw with. Sailor Freedman. and gain
cd a decision over Johnny Tillman.
Thompson came East in the hopes OF
landing a few bouts NJ the Arena Of
Philadelphia. and ne has been assur
ed OF his chance i'm the near future.
Raymond has fought over 30 rims
/ battles and was never counted out
/ He was dropped for two short counts
/ 10y Bobby Barrett. the Clifton Heights
sensation. but was fighting Bobby "a
a s;ands,ill when the referee stopped
/ the bout in the eighth round as Ralph
had sustained a ruptured blood vesse
in his nose in one OF the early rounds
Raymond will be compelled 10 Id
his stun" at Elkton on December -
or he will lose several other prospec
tive matches. There will be IVY
matchmalSers at the Elkton bouts {,
! view Ralph's engagement. for IL 8.
known that he has offers from Ches
ter and the Cambria Club OF Philadel.
phia. pending the outcome OF the Elk
ton battle.
Due to the fact he has always giver
his best efforts and his aggressive tao
l ties generally please the fans. II 4
believed hard battle will take plac'
az the Elkton Armory. One thinl
certain a packed house Will be OF
hand to witness the bouts. for Ralpl
is widely known throughout the Del
marvh peninsula and has a big loca
, following
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09

players. An ordinary sleigh will hold.
beside the driver and gun loader. three
persons on its wide back seat. Tho
only articles carried on these parties
are a half dozen good rifles and a
large piece OF raw beef. possibly
weighing - pounds. which is attach
ed 10 the end OF a 50o-foot length OF
strong rope. This beef Is kept locked
IN A tin box. similar 10 your bread
boxes. on the way out and taken out
when the time seems fi;
The start usually IL made about
O'clock in the afternoon OF a good.
crisp winters day and a run out into
the wild country Is taken, varying
from SIX 10 ten miles, according 20
the confidence OF the party in their
skill in cheating their quarry; fail
ure 10 cheat them means sure death
At an agreed upOn SPOT the three
horses drawing the s.cigh are brought
20 a stop and all await the appearance
Of the wolves. The box il opened
and me mea. taken out and thrown
the distance OF the rope out into the
snow. The frs; indication OF wolves
comes from the horses prlcking up
their ears and becoming restless. for
the horses are the first 90 scent the
presence OF their enemy. Then the
faint yelp Of one OF the gray animals
is heard. then that ~ another until
the air seems filed with the whining.
moaning. shrill and snarling yelps -
the hundreds which have caught the
scent OF the raw beef.
AT a given signal the horses are
started on a slow gahop only 10 De-
increased when some of the wolves
appear over the horizon. Then Of a
sudden, as II catapulted up from the
bowels OF the earth. come hundreds
more. The horses are then taxed 70
their full endurance. for speed must
be made 10 the starting point where
the wolves fear TO come. Now the
sport is To let the wolves get within
"A few feet OF the raw beef and, with
knee on the seat. shoot them down
without letting them get taste OF
the bait"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
CYMNAST CAUGHT IN
FIERY RING At Y'
Wallace Pedrick Slightly Burned
Doing Stunt at Smoker Last
Night.

Tho rymnastiC exhibition which was
D. 4 as; night A. the Y. NJ. c. \. came
very near resulting IN catastrophe.
A. 10 was the large number % spec
O. prs were gwen a thrill that was
ro' on The program. i was during
ths iast number and for a spectacular
finish there was 20 he an exhibition OF
diving over an apparatus and through
= r.ng o. FIRE. Al the lights in the
room were turned or, and the b!az-
irg ing stood oIt very wildly against
O. background % black. Assistant
phys.ca' Director SPARKS was the first
ono through The ring AID ne made a
very clean dive. lie them motioned for
he rest % the class 20 ftllow him and
d., was then that the incident occurred.
Wallace Prdrick. a mfmber OF the
senior class % the Wilmington High
school. was the next ont through the
ing Jus: as he was G. tearing il. his
foot became caught in Inland he fell 20
the mat with the blazing ring around
he legs. BY quick work Pedr.ck
managed 70 get clear Of the ring
10 ne assisted by a number of the
spectators who rushed 10 MS as
sSance pedsick displayed remark
abe coolness throughout the incident
and this probably prevented a panic
lie sustained slight burns about The
IeCs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
ONLY TODAY'S NEWS Is NEW.

Yesterdays strikes. hold-ups. nys-
teries. football games are things OF
the past.
What the great newspaper-reading
public wants TO know is-what's new
today?
Wise readers carry this demand for
the latest word over into the sphere u
their personal interests-to the A-B-C
Classified Section OF Every Evening.
And there they find the same up
to-the-minute statement OF the buy
Ing and selling offers Of the c.ty-,he
latest news OK opportunities 70 save
money on the necessities and lUxuries
OF everyday life.
II takes them only a minute 20 End
the bit OF last-minute news they want
because the Every Evenings clas-
SIZED columns are systematically ar
ranged in "A-B-C" and "l-2-3" order
with an eye 70 the greatest possible
convenience.
Get the Classified Al news regularly!
The A-B-C Classified Ads always
the Same-in service, always different
in opportunity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
INTERESTED IN FRENCH

An interesting phase OF the work
at the High School is the French Club.
which this year has reached such pro-
portions that IL has been necessary 20
divide Il into two sections, one under
Miss Carolyn Fitzwater. and the other
under Miss Clifford. Thursday after
noon Miss Ciiftord's section enter
tained the entire club with charm
ing little French play entitled Jeanne
dare" The play was given entirely
In French. The cast OF characters
included; Jeanne dare. Iva Worrell:
Charles the Sixth. sylvester Rennie:
Baudricourt, Mark Clmsn: courtiers
Theodore Beck. John Robbins. Louis
Woodward; herald. John kurtz.
Prior 10 the play Emma Roop read a
paper on the life and times OF Joan
OF Arc. which gave the atmosphere
for the play.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
OBSERVANCE
AT PEOPLES SETTLEMENT

Christmas will be celebrated FOR two
weeks at the Peoples Settlement,
after which period of festivities the
house will be closed from January I
20 January s.
The holiday season will open with
visit from Santa Claus 70 the Little
lads" and Merry Maidens." Tues
day, December 70. At p. m. Thurs
day. December p. at 3 o'clock the
kindergarten will have a Christmas
party. Friday evening. December %.
at $50. the senior girls Will have a
party. Saturday. December %. at 9
a. m. there will he Christmas carols
and stories around the Christmas tree
and all children are invited 10 hear
them.
The next week there will be more
parties. Wednesday. December -. at
7.2o. the Mems Club and women's
Club will have a party. at which
Christmas carols will be a feature.
Friday. December %. at 80. the
Senior and intermediate Boys Clubs
viii hold a jolly party for boys. sat
urday. December 80 at a. m. there
will be a Christmas entertainment for
children, at which the Brownie Club
will present a Christmas play.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09

Totals ............. I95 757 799-235l |
Tigers win roll OF first game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
WOLF BATTING GREAT
HUNGARIAN SPORT
Bella lugosi, Now in Whining
ton, Tells Of Its Thrills and
Potential Dangers.

A few weeks ago Bella Lugos. lead
ing man Of The Red Poppy the at
traction at The Playhouse. was the
invited guest 20 football game in
New York and il was during the ter
rife struggle. two or more OF the play
ers being carried of the field. that one
OF the party made a remark 10 Mr..
LugOsi 20 the effect that Hungary
seemed 10 have no natiOna! sport,
such as baseball in the United States,
bull fighting in Spain. cricket in Eng
land and so on with Othr nations.
Lugosl. who is a Hungarian. replied:
"Oh. yes. We have our national sport,
but I'm afraid that the news agencies
do not make much Of il. for you
Americans might think IL a bit tame
compared with your football. You see
our national sport i a bit confined.
that isl is enjoyed, Il you would cali
taking the chance Of being torn apart
and eaten alive being enjoyable by the
rich. We call IL, that is II uanslat-
ed into your language, wolf batting.
In my country there are vast stretch
es Of barren country where. there is
little farming and seldom any person
goes. II Is in these regions that our
national game thriyes al its best.
miles apart are small hamlets. the
inhabitants Of the same living in a
most primitive fashion, money being
an almost unknown quantity, the
method OF business being confined al
most whOllyStO barter and exchange OF
| local PRODUCTS. All about the regions
are countless packs Of timber and
gray wolves. whose existence Is made
possible only by the straying OF the
! farmUs' cattle. or a descent upon
some farmers stock in the middle OF
the night. il is the batting OF these
/ ferociOus and predatory wolves thai
makes our national sport. A batting
party consists Of a very large sleigh
/ similar to the ones seen in provincial
/. Russia. = dr!yer. gun loader and tn,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
Seaford Defeats Frederick.

Seafod, Dec. 9.-The FREDERICK
basketball quintet. substituting for
Company 4, of Milford, went down To
defeat at ThompsOn's Auditorium
here. Thursday night. 46 to IL. before
the Seaford cagemen. Belts was the
out standing star for the Frederick
quintet. Lowden led the Seafcrd
cagemen with nine field goals. while
Marvel and Krahe each shot nve field
goals. Next Thursday night Seafori
will engage in a game with the Ma
tiOnal Guard quintet Of Dover. After
this Seaford will try conclusions with
salisbury, Cambridge and Easton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
,STLE HIGH SCHOOL
'' GoLDEY CoLLEGT
Goals
-
COACH WELSH TO NOW TRY
HAND AT BASKETBALL

Charley Welsh. who has made such
A good record AS a football coach. viii
now try his hand at basketball. Char
ley has been engaged To- coach the
candidates Tor the 81. stephens team
OF the Church League.
should he show the same ability as
a developer OF basketball material as
he does in football, the 81. stephen 5
boys should soon be at the top OF the
Church League ladder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
LEAGUE TELLS
US. TO CUT PAYROLLS
Declares 100000, 900 Could
be Saved by Dropping USE
less Officials.

Washington. Dec. 9--Methods BY
which &c was claimed about 5000. 600
900 could be saved annually were urg-
ed upon the government In resolu-
lions adopted yesterday by the annual
convention of tho Civil Service Reform
League. Possibly az much az a quar-
ter OF tho annual expense OF the gov
eminent. Il was stated. could be elimi-
mated by abolisnlng useless" Jobs. DIS
missing incompetsnts, providing ade-
quate pay for adequate work. intro
duc.ng modern methods, and promot-
ing only the most capable workers.
Presidential appointment 20 post
masterships OF those standing highest
on the eligible lists and application OF
civil service rules 20 all appointments
IN the prohibition enforcement service
were advocated in resolutions adopted.
Redistribution OF the entire civil ser
vice was urged. The resolution. deal
ing with prohibition enforcement, ex-
pressed opposition TO proposed legis-
.ation that would apply the COM
petitive merit system only 20 lower
officials OF the service and bring the
entire existing force. L was said, into
the classified civil service without
examination.
George r. Wales. a member OF the
/ Civil Service Commission. told the con.
vention that waste OF effort in opera
! ton Of human material through the
dissatisfaction OF workers. and failur,
20 make best use OF available talent
had developed within the government
machinery. because Of lack Of cor.
relation OF policies. Policies affect.
ing personnel, he explained, wer,
shaped by departments. bureaus an,
independent offices. without relation
10 each other. Present plans for re
classiiications, he added, were des!gre,
TO obviate the confusion resulting from
/ this condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
POLICE WILL TRY TO
STOP FLOW OF MOONSHINE

Preparations are undr way by the
Bureau % Police 90 wage an in
tens.ve campaign against the manu-
lecturers and dispensers OF bootleg
wniskey In an effort 10 prevent dis
tribgtion o. poisonous connections
during the Christmas season, & was
learned today.
Last year. Just preceding and dur
ina N. holidays. INSCRIPTIONS peo-
pie. eager 20 make easy money. dis
tr.bufed all kinds OF poisonous bever-
ages This. according 10 the police
Was n get rich quick scheme. re-
Fardl.-s OF the danger 10 human lives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
BOWLING TONIGHT.

Timber Wal fly high at NIckee's
alleys tonight when the pin splittecs
Of the r. h Tryon Company. OF Phil
adelphia, Will take on the champion
Electric Hose and Rubber Company
team in special bowling match.
Both teams have splendid records
and a large crowd Is expected TO be on
hand this evening TO take In the con-
test The management has special
seating arrangements made for the
match, which will start at Sis o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-09
wEsTAiINsTER
GRACE JUNIORS NOSE OFT
M'CABE INI0Hs, 1910

The Grace Juniors nOsed out Nc
Ca6e Juniors Thursday evening. L.
TO 10 at the High School Gym.
Both teams played good. c.ean ball
and only in the last few minutes was
Grace able TO break the tie. For
Grace. Sheliaday was high man, with
two field goals. Fer McCabe. Wood
Was leading scorer with three field
goals The score: