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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
HAVANA RESULTS

First race-s,x tvT:ougs -I.crtar. .rs
tBurnsJ $50. is40 i.7a n-. H1.r
Weh.e. idl GIoTnJ, as !... Ea,.,- .
Numpy 100 tr!ck.nsl s-.a. tHri
Time, i.isa-t. Juhr!ta III, .h.ne X
Fair and Waisne-. CAeyallyf AID Mariana,
T9lshman alto ran.
Second t4C----lT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
loo Callahan I7:o. $3.50. out. frs,.
Discussion 200 lut5ih.-sI. Ii,t.. OBJ, sl
oHd: Cydon!a. !tl CCucrJ ou' ,h.ra.
Time. Z.ls 80. Alien a.s1 ram
Thir3 '0c"-F!H furlougs -Chow. 1ie
'SlrLaughuHI. S-.o. a. s. Ar., rur
ysaA. lh' tWsNs1. $3.50 '3.o serout
l.egacy ing rTaylorl. $500 third Time
~ l'sgo!. cs..!c Lass and Captain Nees
Fourth racs-ave ana halt furionea-
blue ;. wH l!s lTryonJ. $3.50. 81, 1850
hfst; LofaHh Ma:ce.a. Ill iis,u.s1
'3.5c s 20, fecont; Margare, Ware. 100
tSehefieD. - 80, lhirn. Time I'LL Ia
wanna Electric wildcat Little Smoke
"awona. Adventures. Chile and Nopu
Glide also ran.
Fifth rsee-Tnii~-psin'y Lady. io7
tCrayI ;i<io. ;i40 ont, INST: wal,oI
Turnbow. III tKir@c). 32?6, out. socond
Prunes. I05 (Siur:g. olt. ,hlrt TIN.
1:4s. Ysk!mene and Sentimental a!@c
ran.
Sixth rnile--crandson Ios tcai.
HumA, io5 Gsnhs, $3.50. So second
Bioominston. IIo 'ssnfnrda il.c. mira
Time. ] - SIS. Mrs. Gtun4s lady FREE,
snan. Thomas y. MsMsAon. Parrot and
After H.Eh, a!s9 ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
MIDGET SMITH UNABLE
TO PENETRATE DEFENSE
Champion Fights Cautiously,
but Swaps Punches When.
ever Necessary.
GER OFF FORM
Recent Strenuous Campaign md
Necessity of Taking on Six Pounds
Puts Challenger to Serious nIsad-
vantage for Hard Fight.
Try Associated Press

NEW YORK. Dec 22.--Joe Lynch.
az New York, successfully defended
his worlds hantauweiEht champion
ship. receiving the Judges decision
after ff'ecn round contest with
Midget Smith. also Of New York. at
Madison Square Garden.
Smith failed IN his game hid for
tina bantam ;!tle, because OF his In
ability to penetrate Lynch's rargy.
clever defense. Tho challenger was
on the aggressive most Of tho time.
but except for occasional swings
that momsuta-ly shook tho cham
r!on. he was unable 20 land effective
iy.
Lynch Tough. cautiously. At times
his defensive tactics slowed up the
fight. but IN several rounds. notably
tho thirteenth and Hftecnth he trndcd
punches with the challenger on even
reach with his long LETT. jahhing
with whIp-llkc swittness to smiths
jaw and occasionally shifting his at
tack 10 the ChallouEcr's bc-ly rs thcy
came to grips, lie cut smiths mouth
with this jah In tho second round and
Kept steady stream OF blood flow
ing FOR the rest OF tho bout.
Neither boxer scored a knock down.
although Smith once Slipped TO the
moor as 'heE were MIXING iHrlous!E
al one time
Smith seemed tr!no off form as
q result ~ his recent strenuous cam
paign and tho fact that within the
last week. lie was compelled 10 take
Off six pounds In order TO scale to-
night AT lis the hantamwcight
limit Lynch weighed ll6 "a.
The seminal contest. scheduled
for twelve rounds, ended abruptly
before the first round when Harry
Leonard, Of philadelphia, was dis
qualified by the referee for fou!ing
Kid Williams. Baltimore veteran.
The low blow came after min
u;es and - seconds or Tho round had
elapsed Williams weighed IL? l-o
and Leonard lis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
FR|SCH WILL REFUSE
PRESIDENCY OF UNION
Burns Reported Leading Poll
for Head of Players
ORGANIZATION.
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-FranN
Frisch. star innelder OF the Giants
who has been nominated along with
George Burns. OF the Cincinnati Reds,
and Jack Fourier. of the st. Louis
Cardinals. Cor presidency Of the new
Baseball Players Union will decline
20 accept the office II he is elected
in the mai! balloting now going on.
The announcement was made by
James j. Tierncy, secretary OF the
Giants. who said Frisch had explain
"a that he feared that the use OF
his name in connection with tho now
union might lead To tho impression
that he was dissatisfied with the
New York club
According 10 information from au-
ihorith'ire sources. .ballotinS among
players So far has given Burns the
lead in the rae" for the presidency,
other candidates for office with the
present leader in the balloting indi-
Gated, includes the following:
Vice president. Jake Daubcrt. Gin
cinna;: Arthur Fletcher. Philadcl-
phia Nationals. and Zach u. Wheat
krookiyn; recording secretary. Fred
" ''l'"'''S' pnib Nationals:
William l.. poak and John l.. Lavan.
St Louis Nationals: financial sccrc-
tary. William II. Southwor,h. Boston
Nationals: Dave Bancroft, New York
Nationals. ana James II. Johnston.
Brooklyn.
The organization. so far apparently
has been confined to six National
Leagu" clubs. No American League
or Chicago and Pi,tsburs National
League players appear on the official
slate.
Leading in balloting for members
Of the executive board Of one rep
i'Sentat!He of each Of the six Ma
Iona! League clubs involved are said
TO he "a follows: Cincinnati. Eddie
lioush: Brooklyn. Zach Wheat; New
York. H'ini" Groh; St Louis. William
boak: Philadelphia. Lee Meadows:
E0sion. li.nrv ,inwNE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
PITT ELEVEN AT CHI
ON WAY TO PACIFIC
lRy Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Dec. 221Thc univcr-
sity Of Pittsburgh football eleven
stopped for an hour in Chicago to-
cay en- r"ut" - California 20 meet
Leland stanford at ralo Alto. De-
cemhcr 30
Tho Pitt crew. thirty strong will,
20 direct TO California. without a stop
over Coach Glenn Warner was OBJ
'lmiStic over the prospects of his team
notwithstanding tn. colds and sore
'hroats OF some Of the players There
was some doubt. however, whether
captain Tom Hallorau, who has been
out "f tho game with a broken arm
since IN" game with Lafayette on
',e'o""r a. Will be able To get Into
tho fray with stanford. The can.
taiu-Uuartcr backs arm has tccn
slow In healing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
DODCER PILOT HAS
REAL CLOSE SHAVE
IBy Associated rrcss1

ANNAPOLIS, MD. Dec. EVIL
ocrt Robinson. manager OF the
Brooklyn National League baseball
team. narrowly escaped injury to-
lay. while riding with I. bert strong
"i south River, in AN automobile
Robinson. who is spending tho win
Ter season on hunting trip. near
mere, was driving his machine direct
y behind truck loaded with
tricks. ono Of the bricks fell and
Was caught in the rear wheel of tho
truck. II was Sent crashing through
the Windshield Of RohinsonS car.
Robinson escaped the shower OF the
glass, hu; strong, besides being
struck by the brick. sustained Sow
erai cuts about the face.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
BAILEY is WINNER
FROM CITY CHAMP

TWO veterans OF the thrca-cushion
game met last night At the Rccrca-
ton billiard parlors ana after hard
Fought match. Bailey emerged M vic
tor over George Herbert by the scohe
OF 2o-2i. The game ran sixty-four
innings due TO the extreme caution
Of the participants safety play be-
Ing restorted TO when there was no
opportunity to score.
Herberts counting Of eleven
points In i've consecutive innings "a
a city record for tournament play.
the previous hest record tcing
stones run OF ten points in seven
innings recently In making his
fine run Herbert clicking of IA run ~
five points. tho best Performance" In
tho tournament outside Of CHAMPION
Howard's high run Of seven made
Tuesday night. After Herbert had
maintained the lead for twenty-five
Innings Bailey tied him at % All nnd
then came the breaks that decided
tho victory.
High runs were: Herbert ono nyo.
one three, and one two. while Bailey
has one three. and three runs for
two points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
SCHULTZ WILL COACH.
DETROIT NEXT FALL
IBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Dec. ga. G. Ger
many) Schultz. ono OF MIchigan's
most famous football men. today ac-
cepted an ofrer from the University
Of Detroit to become Its football
coach. Schultz was preferred a one
year contract Mt n nattering fig
ure." IL was announced at the end of
meeting of tho athletic board last
night.
Schultz Is one of the two Michigan
men to he named by Walter Camp
for his all-timc. all American squad.
He become famous as a center at
Michigan. Since rcsiYning as athlatlc
director or Tulane last spring. he has
been In the real estate business
here.
The new coach Is to succeed Jimmy
Duffy. who retired at the close OF
TINS season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
CRACKERS HAVE DOZEN
PITCHERS FOR TRIALS
Lny Assoclntcd rrcss.l

ATLANTA. GA. Dec. 22.-.An-
nounccmcnt OF the acquisition Of four
new players for the Atlanta baseball
team next year was made here to-
day by Jack CorbcU. president Of
the local southern Association Club
The new men are: William Burns,
hrst bascmhn. who played In the
central League last year: King
Hrhdy. pitcher. formerly with tho
New York American League and
Toledo American Association clubs;
OH" Vanguard. scmiprofcssional
second hnscman from PENNSYLVANIA.
and Larry Higgins. scmiprofcssional
third baScman from Dallas, Texas.
The Crackers now have twelve
pitchers on the roster for "A try out
next spring, II was stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Cridders Wear Bathing
Suits for Practice
LRr Aesociated pressl

SAN DIEGO. CAL. Dec. pa
Football practice In bathing suits
on IA beach WIS tho novel eight
afforded 10 San Diego Erid,ron
fans today. when the GonzaGa Uni
rersity squad, here to meet West
Virginia Christmas Dny. worked
out under the direction OF Assis-
tant Coach Bill Higgins.
Tho GonEaga squad had como
from the Northwest and temper
nture lowering around the zero
mark. and higgins did not want
his men 10 feel too much the
bRlmy "a degrees prevailing at
Cornado. where the team is quar-
tered SO he secured n number OF
bathing suits from the hotel man
acer and ordered HIS charges Into
them. The Gonzaca gridiron war
r!ors went down 10 the hard sand
and were put through a brisk
workout o: an hour and half.
Word was received here today
tina. the West Virginia squad was
I'm New Mexico today and had tax
on short workouts at albuquerque
and Gallup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
League ltccorls.

League lkcCOrls.
High individual score--Rowsy.
Rowsy's 1mpcrials. 279
High three-game total-vunck.
Eclipse Laundry. 1855.
High team Eamc-Rowsey's I'm
perials, 1888.
High team grand total-Eclipsc
Laundry, 3l2t
The final night of The FIRST halt
OF the season saw the team grand
Eclipse Laundry team when they
;otaicd 3l2l for their three games.
Rowseys lmperials formerly held the
mark with 3O55.
The Eclipse Laundry came within
an ace of shattering another league
record when they mauled the naples
for 1854 in their first game. Five
pins more would have established a
new league record
Roy Martin.'ot the Eclipse Iaun
dry. Ind high score of the night with
2IS. just ono pin shy of tying
Rowsey's league record game OF 2Ts
The Eclipse Laundry team were
going guns for In individual grand
totals their men took first. second
and third places. powdcn led with
Cos. and won the $50 work of free
laundry work donated by the lauu-
dry his team represents: Martins
us game gave him second place
with 654. while Stuart Gordon cap
tured third honors with ca.
Jake Rowscy had an oppor,uni,v
to hang up a high threc-Eams total
for nc started with Il 2A5 game. but
dropped TO POL and lT2 in his other
games.
By rolling 2c3 in his last game.
Ray Whitman. of Node Brothers,
pulled his total up to 6O9.
Nunck started with o46 score.
but finished with 5?7 total.
Sammy Swami wants his friends
to know that Il was he who rolled
the IS? score at the Newport ALLEYS.
but through an inadvertence on the
part OF the Management the game
was credited to SWANS tcammaic.
L. Whitman.
Benny Cosby came through with
his customary zoo score. Kenny
coaches his ball as it goes down tho
alley. but sometimes II refuses TO
go where Benny wants IL to. Watch
ing Benny as he talks To his ball is
ar evening we'll spent.
\ dclve into the records shows that
hut four men rolled in all Of the
forty-two games of the first half of
the season. Nunrk and Gordon. OF
III" Eclipse Laundry: Deasy, Of tho
lmrcrials. and Sammy Swami. Of
\"lde Brothers. were the howlcrs
who arc credited with 100 pcr cent
for attendance at league matches.
Individual averages and other in
terestinC dope on the bowlcrs will
hc released next week. EvrrybnIy
is looking forward To the pubIis.
ing of the averages.
ImpnrIals have released Smiling
ana taken on Jordan. Teams need
ing strong bowler had better hurry
and sign Billy up. II is likely that
he Will east his lot with Nolde
Brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
CHURCH HILL DOWNS
G|NTER PARK CAGERs
Loosely Played Came of Bias.
kctball Puts East End.
ers OH Top.
ers OH Top.

In loose played game at tho
Boys Club gymnasium last night
Church liill won easily from Ginter
Park by the score 81 80 to l2.
The lnc-up:
Church IIill (S?) Giu,er Park I2)
Nia........... forward Graham
DAVIS. -...... forward ..... CURRY
stone. center Call
Mohlbrcck. -. guard Roberts
kcIl"N....... guard Eamhourian
Field goals: stone GO). MehlbrCch
60. Davis CD Via (2). Payne %.
Kent CD Curry %. Roberts t2).
kambourian %. Foul goals: Stone
CD. Roberts 90. Substitutes: Payne
for Davis. Kent for Curry.
standings Of the Junior Basketball
League follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
VARINA HIGH WINS
FROM TOANO QUINT

On Wednesday night the Vanna
Agricultural High School defeated
the Toano Agricultural High School
basketball team by the score OF 81
to IL. The Varlna team showed moro
speed than they have ever shown
before. and tho result OF the gamo
was never In doubt. The feature OF
the game was tho teamwork OF tho
Narina team and tho foul shooting
OF Harrison.
Tho lineup ma summary:
~ Mistr.. right forward wv. Taylor
T.. MIstr.... left forward II. Taylor
Il"'''Hoh' ''... cchtnr Perry
russell. 49,. right guard Mcaxel
J"ncrson... left guard ...Hubbard
Field goals: Il. Mistr co.. A. Mistr
CD. Harrison 90. RUSSELL (5), /.
Taylor t2). Hubbard D. Fouls: Har.
riSon n4. Taylor t2). Hubbard (D.
Substitutions: Russell for Jefferson,
JEFFERSON for RUSSELL. Referee: Jen.
nings and Rice. Scorer. Mistr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
CR|QU| MUST ACCEPT
TERMS OR LOSE BOUT
Boxing Promoter Cables Final
Word to French Feather
weight.
CBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, Doc. 22.-Tom
o'Rouks. New York boxing promot-
er. today cabled Eugene Cripul. Euro
poan feAtherweight champion. that
plans to match him with johnny XII
bane, OF Cleveland. worlds tito
holder. next Decoration Day at tho
Polo Grounds would be Cancelled
unldss Criqui agreed TO accept "A
guarantee OF $4,000 or 20 per cent
OF tho cato receipts. ORouke's
cablesram was In answer To one
from Robert Eudelinc. CriGurs man
ager. demanding e2 l-2 per cent Of
the cato receipts IA the Frcnchman's
share.
Dundee IN recognized ms The fca,h-
erweiEht champion by the New York
state Athletic Commission, which
ruled kiIbano had vacated his title
Tor faiiure TO accept Dundcc's chal-
lenge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
NAVY TO WRESTLE
GENERALS MATMEN
LRv Associntcd pross1

ANNAPOLIS, MD. Dee. 2o.-Tho
Naval Academy wrestling team VIII
meet the Washington and Lee mat
men here February -. the athletic
board of tho academy announced
today. Schedule for 1929 In live
branches Of sport were announced
comprising rowing. swimming.
boxing, wrestling and gymnastics.
The feature event OF the crew viii
be the triangular race between Har.
ward Princeton and Navy to be
raced at Princeton May 8.
y feature of the boxing card Will
be meet with Canadian squad
composed Of students from Toronto
McGill and Queens Universities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First racc-s7oO. claiming; two
year-olds; six iurlougs-Re dazzle.
1903: 'Becum, 9S; Leslie, Ill; Eork.
1l3: Iiiilhouse, 100; al Stebler. 100:
Sea Tag. los; Evelyn Sawyer, 10.
Second racc-S70O, claiming: for
three yoar-olds and up, six turlorGs
Circus. l2l; stamp. l05; Corn
stalk. l05; Banker Brown. los;
.Trsntuls-- no; Carefree, no.;
Racazza. los; kirklevinEton. 9S:
Little Romper. los. Delhi Maid. llc;
MAY Roberts. 100; 'TinglIng. lo3
Also eiig iblc--Meuse, ITO; Jago. ll3:
'Archie Alexander, los: 'Jacohina.
lo5; Firecracker, ll3. 'Whalebonc,
Third raoo-I7oo. claiming: for
t,hree-year.olds and up; mile
Anzena. lOi; Tulane. 1o7. Las, Et-
fort, 1903; Financial Rooster. ITO;
Tan Son. 10; Wireless. lie: Hermis
Is emblc. los: Tuay, 10
Fourth racc-Sl,ooO. tho Yuletidc
Handicap, FOR all ages; six iurlones
-ta) Best Pal. l2o. William a.. llf:
saddle and Boots, loo ta) BOY from
Home, %. Ralcu. lOa. War Zone. los.
tal ldlehour stock farm entry.
Fifth racc-$ICO. claiming: three
year o!ds and M, mile and seventy
yards-Woodstrap liz: Atiaboy. H..
Orange, ,.lol: crack OF Dawn. iO3
.Cncie Nelo. i04: Rocky Mountain.
1t7. Tula!in, a. Doughnut. 81: Billy
Barton. lig
Sixth race-s7Oo. claiming: for
three -year-o!ds and W. mile and
S-i6-' British Liner. l05; .Frcezy
Sncc2y l03; ION High. los: MAY
Bod!uc. log: Tulsa, 100: .Phelan
lo2; Wylie. 100: Lord Herbert. loo:
Honolulu Boy, ii3: Our Birthday
III Escarp9!ei,e, los. Frank II
! o. Also !g!h.c-Br.vo. l03;
'G.asstrer it4 paul Mlcou !hf.
II cH9Ey. 80. Mountain Rose. H.
iC3; Sa=awooE. lli
apprentice AZ wances. weathe,
C.Ea-. t:ack 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
TWO HARNARD-YALE
GAMES ADVOCATED
lee Assoc!ated Prcss.l

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Dec. 22.-Two
Harvard Yale football games to he
played on tho same day. one at New
Haven and tho other here, are advo-
cateu IN Il letter written by Robert
:. ha!e. Harvard graduate OF 81.
Which appeared in the Harvard
Alumni bulletin today. Tho letter
declares that the two colleges HAY.
sufficient material TO devotion two
varsity teams each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Tug or War Chn,,,p Dies,

BOSTON. Dec. 80 -Timothy c. Cof-
fey. individual tug of war cha m
pIon in this country for ten wears.
ard who claimed nc could output
any man in tho world at the end Of
"a rope. died here today In 1906
at tournament; in New York City
Corcy defeated twcnty-Scvcn men Of
many nations In IA contest ADVERTISED
for tho worlds champions hip. lie
was six feet tail and weighed about
2oS pounds at his best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
OWEN WINS NINE
ITS" AT HARVARD
ms Associated PreRs.l

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Dee. ia
new varsity record will be hung up
at Harvard next June, when GcorRS
owen. of Newton, ends his college
career in possession Of nine varsity
HIS for prowcss in football base
ban and h"cky. the alumni bulletin
announced today.
III" nearest previous approach TO
this figure wag made hy George r.
Gardner. class OF 1910. who won
three letters In track. two In hockey.
one i'm baseball and one In tennis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Kinks Position Grave.

flrSiLANTI MICH. bee. 22.-The
condition of Bernard Kirk. star foot
ball player of the University OF
Michigan, who was injured In AN am
tomobil" accident here SUNDAY. was
described by physicians tonight "ns
grave" Meningitis, had set In. ii was
announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
PETERSBURG SEXTET
DEFEATS EMPORIA

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. 2o.-The
Petersburg High School girls has.
k"tball team defeated the team from
tmporia last night on the local floor
by a "a I" | score. Both teams put
up a strong fight. but the locals nm
ally won out. The lineup:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

Game tonight at Gintcr Park Gym.
Toys Club w. ~ \. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

a real Talking Machine.
playing an? MAX" Ol
record. at a real price
and No mai" sure tina
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
CHI SUCCESSFULLY DEFENDS LHS BANTAM TITIE
BOWLING NOTES
Standing at close o, first half of

City'Tcnpln League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

Hunting knives, 75c.
Hunting Clothing and
Boots.
Fishing Tackle. Rods.
Reels. Lines.
Safety RaZors and Blades,
S1.OO up.
Shotguns, Rifles and Re-
vOlvers.
Whitley Exercisers.
Sweeper Vacs. $4,000.
Savory Roasters, Alumi-
mum Percolators and
Household Furnishings.
Aluminium Tea and Din
ner Sets for the Riddles.
Roller Skates.
Tennis Rackets, $3.50 to
1880.
Golf Clubs and Bags.
Dumb Bells and Indian
Clubs.
Fountain Pens and Pen
ellis, S1.00 up.
Games Of all kinds. 15c
up.
Smoking Stands, Humi-
doris, Poker Chips, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

eloc ipe dos. s3.45 TO
sc2.0O.
bicycles. $500 up.
Coaster Wagons OF all
kinds. $3.50 up.
kiddie Bikes, Si.25 up.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-31
NAVY AIR PILOTS At
PRACTICE FOR RACES
IN PULITZER CONTEST

The naval aviators who will repre-
sent the navy in the Pulitzer race and
other aerial races TO be held at Self
ridge Field, Detroit, October z to Ia.
are undergoing a period of intensive
training at the naval air station at
Anacostia.
The navy team is under command of
Lieut.-Commander Mark A. Mitschef
and is composed of pilots selected es-
pecially for their ability to fly fast
types of racing planes. Their train
ing consists of course of practice
lights designed TO better fit them for
the speed contest at Detroit.
The personnel of the navy team fol-
lows: Lieutenants Frank C. Fechte-
Ter. of California; Harold ]. Brown.
Providence. Il. l.; A. w. Gorton, Paw
tucket, II. l.; William X. Patterson.
Harrisburg, Pa; David Rittenhouse.
st. Paul, Mimi; Rutledge Irvine.
Brooklyn, N. Y; II. A. Elliott, Sidney,
o.; Lieutenant 0unior grade) Steven
w. Galloway. New York Ensign AL
ford ]. Williams, Rochester, N. Y:
Captain Francis p. Mulcahy. United
States Marine Corps, Rochester, N.
y; Lieutenant Lawson III. Sanderson,
Marine Corps. Shelton, Washington.
The navy team will contest for the
honors in the Pulitzer race and the
Curtiss marine flying trophy event
The former is for land planes. and the
latter for seaplanes. The intensive
practice flights include landings and
difficult turns on the water and in low
flying and hairpin turns over the land
course.