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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25
FHILA. HUNTS DRsHRTERs.
100 Missing From Ranks Whom Ma
tionnl Quard u Sum m oned For Service

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia. July Astounding up
OF about 100 technical "desertsrs" from
the Pennsylvania National Guard in
this city has been begun and today
three guart1ssnen were looked UP in
Central police station psndins their
transfer 20 Camp Dufry at Mount
0retna for court martial.
The men are being gathered In by
deputy sherifYs on warrants issued by
officers OF national guard units.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25
AVALON WINS SIXTEENTH
VICTORY THIS SEASON

Avalon won their sixteenth victory
Of the season by taking hotly con-
tested game from Lang's Bakery yes
tcrday afternoon. IA 10 ~. Johnson
played his usual game in the ncld and
mt bat, getting four hits in as many
times up. which included n homer. a
double and two singles. Russell also
hit safely each time at bat.
The score.
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have to scale before the public eight
hours before they 90 into the ring.
Regardless OF tho outcome Of the
preliminary bouts, tho New Jsrgcy
Commission has snnoupced that 1t VIII
have the two principals in tie ring at
$50 O'Clock, and that they Will bs
fighting before 10 o'clock. They want
10 have tho battle finished by the
latest at 1880 to avoid late congestion
In leaving tho arena.
Leonard is 3 to 1 fsvorite In the
betting TO win this popular decision.
while q / TO IL being asked that
Tender will 10 knocked out.
| TrY mn EVERY ExeninG xanf "A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25

Boxes Brennan 1T Michissn City
Labor Day.

Buffnlo, July 2b1-Floyd F1tzsim-
mons, promoter Of boxing bouts in
Michigan City. Ind, snid yesterday he
had clinched n bout for Labor Day
between Jack Dempsey and Bill Bren-
nan, OF Chicago.
Leo p. Flynn Brennan's manager
agreed over the telephone to all details
except motion picture rights. That
matter, however. will not prevent the
battle, FitzsImmons said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25
Concert ut Madison Playground.

The band concert which Will be given
by J. Norris Robinson's Philharmonic
Band this evening Mt tho Madison
Playground will be attended by the
Madison Neighborhood Association in
q body. Ice cream, cake. lemonade.
candles and novelties Will be sold dur
Ing the intermissions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25

when l look nj his face l can't see
how Tom GargOyle could win such "A
pretty Wife" You look at the wrong
.hing--you should glance at his bank
account. Boston Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25

RhoadS ....... ; 1 = , X
du Pont .................. q q q 0-S
summary: Earned runs. Rhosds. Is
du Pont, o. Struck out. by W. Bullion, Z
by Lally. |. Stolen bases. Smith, Null
bern. W. Bullen. ?. Base on balls, by
Mulhern. 3; wilkins. W Bullen, >: r
Bullen. Nelson. McAhster Hit by
pitcher, +. Elwood. by Lally. Time OF
game, 1.l5. Umpire. Hastings.
Trump downcd the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company nine
at Rockford No. l, last evening. 9 10 1
The score:
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TRUMP RROS
io'a'S SCORE ny 1SN1ScSH
Trump Bros.

= rUuip bros. .-,.---.-. = . q q u
Traction Co. .......... o o O OF
Summary; Hits. of Tohin. S: Megaw. 6:
Lang. 3. Two-base hits, Thomas, Morris.
Holmes, H Demoss. Benson. Three
base hits, Coyle. z. Struck out. by Tobin.
0: by Megaw. 3 by Lang :. Stolen bases.
Tobin. Hit by pitched ball. King Base
on balls. of Tobin. / Megaw. / Lang. o.
Number OF innings pitched by Tobin z:
Megaw. 2 Lang. 5. Time of game. 90.
Umpire. Cunningham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25
Pennsy Drops First of Season to Gas Co.
Rhoads, American Car and Trumps Win

LAST EVENING s RESULTS.
Gas Company. 6; Pcnnsy, /.
Trump, q, Traction, 4
American Car. 10; Bond, 6.
Rhoads, IL; du Point. /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25

Rhoads boosted It's batting average
at the expense Of du Pont in an In
dustrial League game at Christiana
last evening, the leather makers WIN
ming by II TO ! score.
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25
GAS COMPANY
out Tor Interference
PENNA p u


SCORE BY INNINGS.
Gas Company .......... o o 8 90 Go
Pennsy. .................... O o o o o OIL
Hits, Of Shanner 6; of Maioney 10.
Earned runs. Gas Co, g.; Pennsy, J..
Two-base hits. Smith, 2. Struck out.
by Shanner. 8 by Maloney. 2. Double
Risy'; on Flynn nis, TO Eainey 20 Thompson
Sacrifice hits. Cole, Pierson. Dale, Hayes.
Base on balls. on ShannerI ! F.: on Maloney,
3. Umpire, Mckinney.
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The Wilmington Gas Company
team succeeded in tripping the fast
Pennsylvania Railroad Company team
In the Industrial League argument al
PENNEY Field. last evening, TO /.
The score:
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LANQ'S BAKERY

T soosE ny iN L u II . ?
Avalon .....,....,.......... 1 2 4OI 4 2-i4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25
AMERICAN CAR.
Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SNONE % INNINOS.
American Ca. 49,. . o 90 SO
Bond ..............-........ j o 0 O 2 O. 8
summary: Two-base hits. Greer. Win
gate Three-bAse hits, McGuigan
S. Base on balls, OF Adams, o; of Win
gate. ]. Umpire, Rickerts.
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Try mn Every Evening want "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25

When Joe Tiputs Is his normal
self he IL capable Of beating some
Of the best lightweights In the
country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25

The greatest number OF rounds In a
prize hght-a76 rounds-ocurred IN
an encounter between Jack Jones and
Patsy Tunney, at Cheshire. England.
In 1925. Jack Jones won the fight.
The idea OF the length and endurance
81 this bout may be had by a reference
to the pugilistic statistics of Jim JEFF
ferries. These records show that
throughout Jims entire professional
engagements (Which numbered 81
aghts) he only fought pol rounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25

From Houston, Tex, comes word
that Johnny Dundee has been match
ed 10 meet Kid Roster. OF New Or
leans, at Houston for the junior light
weight championship. over the H.
round route on July 20. In my es-
timation Dundee ought to have very
little trouble retaining his title
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-25

In the meantime Leonard Is training
hard for his impending fight up at his
Sudd Lake Camp. He has added to
his punching curriculum his newly
developed heart punch" which con-
lists of short. terrific right hook TO
The heart. Leonard expects 10 do
much damage with this punch and II
The remarks of his sparring partners
mean anything, he should certainly
pucceed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Boys CLUB FIVE LEADS
SCOUTS IN JUNIOR RACE
Take First of Series, 81 to q,
After Two Extra
Periods.

Thre" goals from The court. in the
second extra period OF i've minutes
enabled the Boys Club basketball
team To win from the duint repre-
Or q to Fl. Inst night In the Boys
cub gymnasium. The victory gives
the ff"Ns' club tho lead IN the series
~ tire" games to determine tn.
champion junior basketball team OF
Richmond.
y rcnzicd gathering OF youthful
spectators ana members OF The Rotary
Club. which organization approprIni.d
III" FUNDS with which the Rove club
tNmnhs ium was erected. Witnessed
the contest
Both teams PLAYED cxceiientIy dur
Ing the FIRST two periods Of tho game.
ANA at III" oud Of tho second half
IN" score stood 10 To 10. Each Cvc
registered u E"nl from court I'm IN.
ntst extra period and were battling
m"r.ciy when tho referee announced
thai me time Was up:
Led hy King and Frith. the Boys'
Cluh staged a rally IN the last extra
period and registered three goals
from n" court. This was the margin
OF ,,L;ct"ry when the game cndoh.
IN" E9ya' Club. and W. Powers. the
most brilliant player for tho Scouts.
TROOP al. Position. Boye' Club
-: Towers 80. forward go. HopkIns
W lowers 80. forward f.awrnnc.
" ln,h,nH 49,. center. King
summary: rlcld goals HOPKINS
90. King go, Firth t3). Lawrence
~; W.. overs CD. Williams CD.
Inlic i;4"chc CD. Fouls Hopkins
sullivan Tor Dailcinchc. Dallei.nrhc
for sullivan. Tim" or halvcs-.
minutes. Rcfcrcc-M Marin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
THREE TENNIS LEADERS
PLAY ON BOSTON COURTS
VIM. Tilden, Lawrence Rice
and Il. Norris Williams, H.,
Enter Competition.
TBy Associated prcss.l

BOSTON. March 2o-Thrcc Of
Americas first ten" male tennis
players appeared In the national in
door mixed doubles tournament at the
LonEwoud Cricket Clubs covered
courts today. At tho end OF II ten
titulhr Journeys had been materially
decreased Mrs MoIia Riurstcdt Nal
Tory is likely IN figure in all three
finals.
Mrs. Jcssup moved around ahead
OF the field III singles by suhduinG
MISS Ceres Baker, of Orange. y. j..
with tn" loss Of only twoSgames.
Mrs Saunders Taylor. Wilmington.
Del. moved into tho fourth round and
VIII encounter Mrs. Mallory tomor-
row.
Mrs. Mallory and Tildcn. the ma
IONS singles champions. ploughcd
through their mixed doubles matches
IN brllI!ant fashion, FIRST putting out
Mrs. l.. g. Morris and w. W. In
graham at G-o. %. Deuce was called
sixteen times in the fifteen games. In
inc match which carried the defend
crS INTO the seminal. they encounter
Ell MISS Ceres Rnk"r and Lawrence
Rice. The latter. No. on the 1921
ranking list. ana who recently de-
fchtcd Vincent iticharda for the Der
muda singles title. WAS In top form
serving with remarkable cvcnn"sa
ana ms partner improved steadily ~
the match progressed. However, Mrs
Mallory and 1'ildcn rallied at crncia
Ca
Tho other ranking player oappear
was II. Norris Williams. H.. OF Long
wood. former national champion who
was paired with Mrs. Godfrey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
SPIDERS TO Play. e.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE

Manager Bennett, OF the University
OF Richmond baseball team. Yesterday
*uu"d one gam" 10 his schedule. MAX
ing total of seventeen rontcsis
" ashinEi"n College. or Choetcrtown
Md: rs the additional opponent.
The NarYlaulcrs are inalling n trim
down this way ana have been eivci,
MAY 10 ON IN" spider schedule.
,icnn"it also ANNOUNCED that tho
third contest with William and Mary
would he played ~ williamsburg. in
stead ni Stadium Field. as first an
hounced. b." twn rival schools in
fl6FiHS ihe.r thrcr-gam SERIES. wiIl
STAGE ~" - thDm in Tidcwatcr vir-
Elni" ana tn" third viii alternate he
wen tn" two ChmpUscS. lnst years
gam" h"inE played on. Stndium Field
', l:ynchturE C"ll"c" has offered tho
University ~ Richmond nine a con
Tact ~ dpuh!" hack from Farmvillo
for a game In IN" HIl CIV Ann
-, bGt tho Rod and Blu" can not az
cent on account OF the buoy program
al that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
SCHEDULE FOR OLYMPIC
GAMES IS ARRANGED
French Committee Announces
1924 Events Will Open
on January 20.
fBy Associated Press !

PARIS. March 2?.-A comulctc
T T,n, I'M, FOR ia. olympic games Of
~ mas been prepared by the French
olympic committee. aithHurh tho st,n
81 IN" meet is sim in doubt. Tullu,y.
ing ont the determination to sivr AN
,np,''nE nations ample time Ia pre-
i'r lnF me events and the journey
7" i'afis, dates have been set for nj
a"tihS o. sport composing the pro-
Shni' ne competition has been di-
Nihrh INTO three groups. CONSISTING NJ
inter, spring ana summer games
win The opcninr events set for .Jnnu
ray 20 ana the closing contes, Juiy
The various forms; of skating cam
pctition. which Will inaugural. In.
eighth Olympiad Will cnutinn" from
dnmmnry 30 L" February ;. The other
" "r'rnr W'ii he held in the following
Sncintion football May l5-June / ::
Shooting. June 2S-JuIy :; initiates
, Imi% i2S, ;in,$ IL; fencing, Junc ~
tennis July G-l3: Yachting Iunc
Jul! Il; swimming. July 100. gym
mhs lics. July iS2a; bicycle road rae.
h "S'i n"'H III ~ ,r1"k racing, July 2S:
While these dates are subject IN
No. @nonld !, majority of the com
,"uhE nations request. IL is expected
lhht future variations Will be minor,
~ tn" French committee adhered ~
'nc request "f the international f,I .
rI"t ION I" prcpar" II program which
. ''NiPl'l'b III approx ina al v
= month Of competition. E.iimin:,t
inS skating and football which re
uhlrc special conditions This has hn.p
hc'ompilshcl ana there appears littIr
dates III 'hc
Although the United states is ok.
I""t'd 10 enter team in Virtually al.
VII u" particularly Interested in
rack ana flcld competitions Accord.
ing To the present arrangements az
dates. tn" French Olympic stnIium
VIII b" opened with apprupriatn ccrc
monies. Including tho grand parade.
." ~ nations, on Saturday. July ,.
NttlNe connection viii begin on
sunday. July e. with heats In the
sprints, hurdles aud scvcrai field
events. But one final. the 10 00o
metre track race. Will 10 run on :hc
opcnlhE day. Competition will lie
conhned exclusively To the afternoon
and the final athletic event OF the
81 IN: Marathon race. which is set
Tor sunday, July H. The period
selected FOR the mn jOr portion Of ihn
games Is fnli month In advanr.
81 INC dates OF the Antwerp meet of
l"2". ana is thought TO he particn.
iiaiIN suitable FOR tn" American ath-
Icics I" be NJ their best. Final trials
ana elimination tests for the Tnitpd
states athletes would fan within a
rev days after the big intcrcoIIcrjutr
contests held late In May aud early
~ June throughout that country. and
NoulI hnd the coli"r" athletes at the
very height of their c+aiuiur
IN" i"atn probably would sail Tho
second week in June ANA have a week
or ten days In which to finish train.
lnE IN or near Paris before entering
'he ihltlal events set for July g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
SPIDERS VARSITY NINE
TRIMS RECRUITS, 5 TO 4
Practice Contest Staged on
Stadium Ficld-Wcalhcr
Hampers Work.

University of Richmonds baseball
squad sailed forth from it's i'm
proviscd ball field. whore for two days
clump OF pines has partly shielded
Its members from the chilling winds,
To play siN-!nninr game ycsterda ).
afternoon on Stadium Field.
AS on two other occasions. the
varsity nine triumphcd over the Yam
nigans, this time by a score OF ;
to 4.
IT, however. took final inninl;
rally Ia bag the game from the
Youngsters, "a rally that gave Dobson
basis for hopes in the coming games.
.lOn"S worked his way To second and
hrrscr singled 10 center for the
count.
Eddie Moore; who has been work
ing out with the Spiders FOR the last
week. played at second FOR the Yam
nigans. Sncnd ana XicSlcr twirlcd
Tor the varsity, while johnson ana
s'.rs. occasionally the mound artists
served UP lenders. hut straight bale;
was tn" order OF III" day
Less than Il Week remains before
ne spiders stack up against Union
Thcol"giCai seminary, ami the present
hhfaN oraDlc weather is causing con-
siderable worry. While the weather
means thai the W"stha.npton team
viii lie backward II IL keeps up much
longer.
The Seminary game at Westhamp-
ton next Wednesday afternoon OPENS
the local season ANA one week later
Inc strong aggregation from the Uni
vcrsity of Delaware meets the Dob
sonltcs on Stadium Field.
Lev Northern, wcli-known Spider
baseball plny"r and tho Red ana
Zines right fielder last season, is
with the Seminary team is LAYING Tor
u chance at his former teammates
The Preachers have other experienced
men ANA Will make the Dohsonitcs
hustle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23

t -, ,, an.
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~,
sn' ,'""u",'E N'n.'.Ly ,.up , ~
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sht'F'a'h'''h' WI DC "''u IN INC
49, "'n.S ', "u"
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.,', ~, y
80 &c"
'"''
I'N '.I gAt''o',"". VIZ '"hS"-
81 'he Gun say nat iheN "Nn"'t on"
G: me best smokers since the club
was organized carly In the wintc,.
TE.rtv-two rounds viii he diStrihutcr
zr,or- rho r,. ,r,,rhns .rho I.,..,,,
~ ~ ,,-, -. So, , "
80 az 81 &c" "'-
cof&'nE "a The 'Slibcr aud stamin"
fsjrs viii co rou- -o,,,Je , en.oI,,
hef,t etx M ser,innai o,yh, and no
-. So. " - w
Trylor and Dowru In Main I,out.
Red" TAYLOR. a Richmond hoy. who
has boxed in Nov York and "yornc-.
ho"en. OF washington, will furnish
ne le"iarc "s,rae,ion. The boys ar"
ItENtWelEhts ana tho match promises
TO be one OF the tastes, sccn In Ricn-
rnorl in rcceu. ycors Ta,.,nr ana
Isoy.s,, "nu
IN were 20 nave appeared In tn"
squared circle here two months ago.
hut Bowen was taken sicl; ,ua cnu,l
not enter the ring. ''"'"
Roth Of M Ii,,,,,
,-s nt'Sh's nave
.e" !" "clSh IN this afternoon
at o CLOCK. ana VIII enter the rlrg
Weighing i30 pounds Bowen viii
arrive in Richmond from, \y,.hi,c,,
AT 3.I5 ,his ,rtar,nnn ia ~
Incai ,,o,'',, -, '''"n' 'e wire" 'he
N'rS wv" DAYS hg" that
ne is In excellent condition and read
10 meet Taylor.
Whitney, TAYLOR and J.nurIc m,
Richmond boxers. who hnvr hcnn
given II conspicuous place on tnnirh,.s
program conuletei ,h,ir tr,,i,i, :,
yesterday. They worked M, ~ ,hrr,
club and information last uinh, ,y', i.
that each !s i'm good sh,,,c ,rI,,,,
arc n scrappv trio ANA thcir ,nn,I.
supporters are counting man ihr,n
10 uphold Richmond I'm Inc hn,,s , ~
night.
Davis md StnpIc. to One, Ir,,,,,
''Zekc" Smith ana Johnny Nr.vnv
proprictors of The cluh sail ,n.
night that Earl Davis and "Youm,...
Staples. hantamwcights wonId "nrn
tho Drorrom ,rbis mn,ch I'm ~, y, y,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
CUBS HAVE A FIND
in HURLER STUELAND
Try United Ncyvs1

=. AN Al.oN. CATALINA ISLAND
Mhrch 22-Managrr Till Kilifer. Of
th" cubs. thinks he has the pitchinr
IND Of tn" season In C;oorpc S,mn,
,hnd, . big richt-hander. who came
from North Dakota
Stu"iHnh las developed faster than
,rain'nE camp" ki!lif"r said. when
ne car I" us las; fan he didn't bnyn
. cur" ban worth mentioning. Nov
~ NJ cutN" that Gomez close 10
''hhlIlnE Alorandors IIo hne n
"hal" OF n fast hall and wonderful
c,"n'f"l. ] look to him to be a star If,
Kilifcr didn't have so much 10 On,
about his other rookie twir,inp ~
,n', aIth"ugh he inferred that Tony
N.ufman. right -landcr. and VIC Ala
'nr" leading pitcher I'm the Coas,
tanned '''' "e re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Daily Golf Catecllism,
With Rules Simplified
ny INNS brown
=. What is casual water?

-. what Is casual water?
\. Casual water is any accumu
lation OF water not one OF the ordin-
AIRY and recognized hazards of tho
course. whether caused by rainfall
flooding or otherwise.
9. Can a player touch or tampcr
with the surface Of putting green
between his bali ana the hole?
y. No. He can touch the limo of
the put Immediately In front of his
ball with the putter In lining up the
pu;'. pick up lose particles. or scrape
away worm casts, dung or ice. That
Il all.
.. If. while a player Is in the act
OF playing stroke. the ball moves.
does the player incur a penalty?
y. Yes. Surprising he were play
ing his second stroke. and tho ball
moved. he would lie considered as
having played three at the finish of
the stroke.
Q. Is there any penalty for ground
Ing club heavily so that the lie is
improved?
\. Yes. In match play. loss of the
hole: in medal play. a penalty of two
strokes.
q. When match is approaching
green who has the say as to
whether or not the flag stick is to
lac removed?
y. Either player can have the stick
removed, regardless OF who plays
the next stroke.
~ any golf puzzle YOU. write Jnn,s
brown. care OF our sporting Depart
hcnt, enclosing stamped returned en-
F"lope. |. s. -. ~ decisions render
c". unless YOU otherwise request
Copyright 1879. Sol Metzger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
VIRGINIA NAMES DOB|E
TO LEAD SUMMER SCHOOL
Cornell Coach Appointed Di.
rector of New Depart
mcnt at University.
LUSH WEI. NE AsSIsTAN
Formerly Worked with UobIr NJ
tnicd stntrs SnrHl Acadrmy--jian
nhhrEc uf bnsrhnl1 and BnskctbnlI
Tehns mt Annapolis.
tSpcciai to T'ho Timea- plspatch ,

lSp"riai to The Timea- Dspatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Mor,N
22-Giimcr Dobic has been engaged
TO take charge or tho GUNNER uuar-
ter course for coaches Ia he CON.
Quoted at the University of virginia.
ntEinninG June 20 and ending Jl,I,.
-: Ills assistant VIII he IS. l.. i.uah.
rms ~ one OF the ilrst schools ~
its KIND To be established. aud bean
IN, hari.s q. Maphis has been fortunate
IN securing the services OF thcsc two
widely known men. Dohic has u M g.
non reputation an football ronch for
me last four years Mt Cornell and The
Nayhl Academy. and before that
eight years at the University OF
Washinst"n. with record OF no do
rents during this period.
ball and hnsi!.,ball for the last xix
years mt the Naval Academy. with a
Ike term. OF service at Yale.
cy in,nntth Fie,h; ,hn Fayerwca,her
ming pool. one OF the largest in the
COUNTRY. VIII he used by this depart
mInt OF the summer quarter.
II ~ expected that the course Will
ID" taken hy many experienced coach cs
as we'll ~ players who look to coach :
ing ms possible occupation. Mem
take the courTe which means a new
era in athletics here. The course viii
cnvcr all major college sports. in
Guiding football baseball. basketball.
heid ana track, with n study Of tho
rules ~ each game. training rcguia
tions. funda mcntals Of individual play
ana form team play and methods OF
instruction.
D"bic aEh Lush were together two
years nj Annapoliu. have worked to-
E"ihcr aud know each others plans
Tor developing Individual and team
play. They are nm IDEAL coinhlna t!on
for the summer quarter and come
her" with the expectation OF mRkinJ,
THIS permanent department OF the
University Of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
Try Assnciatcd rrcss.l

MOBILE. ALA. March co.-"Thc
clNliian population OF tho United
H,at"s Today IL In an opium sleep
Ihey are shifting the burden OF car
ing for and employing world war
veterans TO the shoulders Of the
veterans themselves" said former
Federal Judge EcncSaw NJ. Lands
nigh commissioner OF baseball adj
dressing Mobile Legion Post today.
commissioner l.andiS was guest Of
non"r mt Lamar Y. Mcleod T'uSt
American Legion. Explaining his
term civilian population. the speaker
Sain ne meant men who wore civilian
clothing during the war.
when u resolution was introdurcI
"lcctinS JudS" I.andis an honorary
member Of the lcGion. the famous
cT-Jnrist waving HIS hand. cxclalm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-23
BROTHERS STAGING
BATTLE FOR BERTH
Try Associated prcss.1

PITTSBURGH. PA, March 22.--Thc
Morrison brothers, Pirate pitchers.
are having family fcud at the Hot
Springs training camp. Yesterday
they battled evenly in hurting for the
regulars and YanniSans untiI the
sixth. when Phil weakened. after hay
Ing been left In the box an inning
TOO long by mistake. John retired
AT the end of the NTH. clyde Barn-
nNc hits in five tries, including n
nome run and a trinlt..