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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31

II -ssss .sss & .gs .ss
jedle, na mlatovy q potoin ha htos
noyy cukor. Kto ~ nebol Sbadal,
ze ked dIho z,lie. kiisok chleha,
zda sa mn hyt sladsfn. Y tistaeh
lie sest' vR6sich q mnoho iaersich
zlaz, ktors yylnanjii 70 seba den.
ne Cd pajnta do kyarty slim. TAX
| to ma kasu zomletf jedlo dostane.
sa' cez hltan vel'mi rtohfo do aas
lndka.
zalddok.
Zalddok podoba 50 simcmu,
svalnatemu mieskn, ktory pocas,
zazivania vystraja vseliiaka koin-
plikovane, zmoliace pohyby q mic
sa jedla so xalddkovou st'avou, 4
po d6kladnom premiesani pntisne
d'alej do creva. zalldkovi st.a-
wi vylncujd 70 seba bezpoSetna
zlazove bufky, ktore si zalnd-
kovej sliznici. Uloha zalddkovej
t'avy je rdzpnstit' tie telicska
biellsovinoye, ktore sa t'azko roz-
piist 'ajd. Ona napomaha preme
M 'cnkru ". l'ahsie strovitcl ny
hroznavy cukor. Zalndkova 1t 'aya
sa vzdy co najprisnejsie prisp6-
sobuic zjedenemu pokrmn. zald-
! dok kona take chemickf praee, ze
sa mu ami najlepSie laboratorium
nevyrovna.
| Jedla prejdn priemerne "a 4
5 hodin 70 zalndka do criey.
| Creva.
Si dvojak6: tenke a hrube ere
vo. Pri zalidku tcnke crcvo zati-
ma sa takzvanym dvanast pal
covym creyon. Do neho iisti zlf,
ktorn dorabaji jatra (pe6ena),
denne asi / kvartu. Uloha zlce je,
ably zamedzila zbytocnd hnilobu V
crevach ably podporovala brlS-
MI slinovl zlazu praci rozpis-
t 'ania masti. Slinova st'ava brus-
nej zlazy dokoneuje dielo iistncj
sliny a zalndkovej st t'avy, premie-
/ Tia Skrob ma cukor este nerozpu-
stene telieska bielkoviny rozpi-
St a. Ale j crevo vypdst a 70 seba
st avn, ktora dcinkuje ma ysetky
tri hlavne potravne latky. Maj
l.vyznamnejsiui pracu zazivania ko-
ma erevo. Zaladok je skor ma to,
ably - ako daky pitvor chranil
70 mnoho jemnejsie sliznice creva
cd Skody prihoruceho alebo pri-
chladneho jedla. | ma to je zalfi-
dok dobry, ze m6zeme nabrat'' don
, no odrazu .vassie mnozstvo potra-
| wy. Lekarom SO, podarilo dokazat',
re clovek m6ze szit' , j ked' mu ce-
~ zalidok alebo vacsi kus neho
vyrezali.
| Sliznica tenkeho creva je opa-
trena nepocetnymi malinkymi.
strapcSmi, ktore pohlcujn rozpu-
stene uz ciastky potravin. Jedny
hlcn len mast ], druhe c,ikor a
bielkoviny. j.
Pokrm ma kasu zomlety ide 2
tcnkeho ereva do hrubeho, ktore-
no praca je, ably. vycical. neho
vodu takymto einom urobil w
kal pevnejsim.
AXE zazivne latky su v jedlach?
| Bielkovina, tlhlohydraty mast
nachodi sa tax masitych, ako j
v rastlinnych potravach. L'udia
mysle,i, ze maso dava najviac 81
ly, ale najnovsie zaeinajd sa vra-
cat k jednoduchsej prirodze-
nejsej strave. V dobe pred So
100 rokmi nejedli tol 'ko masa,l a.
ko v pozdejsie Sassy. Jest mnoho
masa, ma svoje zk stranky, mo-
ze sd povedat' ze skromnost' po
zivani masa ncinkuje blahodar-
ne ma l'udi. Inak sa ma wee mile
kom. maslom b vajcami. Byt' bez
Mich je uz o mnoho t'azsie ami
ME radne. Medzi rastlinnymi po-
travami najvzacnejsie je zbozie.
Ono, ked' je dobre (plno) zomle-
: te, dava nam bielkovinu, i. uhlo.
hydraty. To iste mono povedat
0 strukovinach (fazul'a, hrach,
lyaxa.xsaoN l~A.-S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31

- sd l'udia, ktori nepoznajd
lasky = a jednako lasky chcd
zit'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
ALL AMERICAN STARS
WILL PLAY SATURDAY
East and West TO Lock Horns
With Cridiron's
Best Bets.
IBy Associated Press.1

COLUMBUS, OHIO. Nov. os.-For
thc first time in the history OF Ameri-
can football two teams composed en-
tirely of men whose names have been
mentioned In various aIl-Americnn
selections Will play here next Satur-
day. The game, the proceeds of
which VIII be given TO local charities
VIII be played by teams representing
the East and West, respectively. The
players, all OF whom have completed
their Intercollegiate competition, viii
come here on the invitation OF a local
committee arranging for the game
1t was announced.
similar contest year ago. al
tracted much attention and IT is plan
NED To make 1t an annual affair. The
Eastern Americans. as one OF the
teams VIII lie known, will be COM
posed Of: McLarcn. Pittsburgh.
Casey. Harvard; Kaw. Cornell; Erick-
son. w. 81 j.; Moselcy, Yale. Hogsett
Dartmouth: Ashbaugh. Brow n ::
Munns. Cornell; West. Colgate: Peck,
Pittsburgh. and Cutler. Syracuse.
The Western all-Amcricans Will be :
Roberts. Centre. Mcmillan. Centre:
Eichlaub. Notre Dame: Muller. Call
fornia: huffman. ohio State: Trott,
Ohio State: Wick. Michigan; Ncmecck,
Ohio state: Wallace Iowa state:
Bolcn, Ohio State. and Crangle, I'LL
nois.
Numerous other former stars have
agreed o play in the game, II was an
nounccd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
CAROLINA RACkETERs
WIN ALL MATCHES HERE
Tachccls Take Five Singles
and Two Doubles From
Spiders.

University of North Carolina rae
dueicrs romped over the University
OF Richmond tennis team yesterday
afternoon on the Westhampton
courts. winning in straight sets. five
singles and two doubles matches.
"Bll" Zcigler, Spider halfback and
head OF the tennis ladder. did not
play on account OF football prac-
t!cc and the Tarhscls had iirtle
trouble disposing OF tho Red and
Blue nctmcn, whose flashes OF form
and speed were not maintained long
enough 10 count for more than four
games at time. On account OF the
cold, all men played in sweaters.
Carolina Will NEE, the University
of Virginia net stars ut Charlottes-
VILE tomorrow afternoon.
Results here yesterday:
Singlcs-Johnson. Carolina. &c:
Bell. Richmond. OIL; Cox. Carolina.
G-s; Trcdway. 90: Jcrncgan, Caro-
lima. &C; Riley. Richmond, 20: Smith.
Carolina G-6: Lloyd, Richmond. 90;
Burton, Carolina, Go: Hatcher. Rich
mond. Ii.
Doubles - Johnson Burton. Go:
Trcdway- Hatcher. Richmond, OIL:
JerneGan-Cox. 6-6; Bell-Riley. A..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
PANAMA TO HAVE
BOXING COMMISSION
nv Assoclatcdrrcss1

"ASiilEGTDN. Nov. 2S-Appo!nt-
ment by the Governor OF the Tanama
Canal Zone OF boxing commission
Tor the zone. with such authority TO
regulate the conduct OF boxing cr-
hlbitions there AZ he may prescribe.
~ provided In an executive order is-
sued by President Harding and made
public today. The order. In addition
to authorizing commission OF I'VE
members. one to be an army officer
ana one naval officer, also specific
ally permits voluntary boxing and
sparr.nS exhibitions" In the public
schools, under the supervision OF IN.
Bureau OF Clubs and Fairgrounds
and on military and naval rescrya-
lions and ships.
The order provides that such other
exhibitions OF this description n,ey b..
held In the Canal Zone for which
either the Governor or the compis-
sion. with his approval. may Issue a
permit. Exhibitions on the military
anu naval reservations ARE made sub
ject 10 regulations prescribed by the
commanding officers and are restrict
Ell to army and navy personnel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
RICHMOND EXPECTS HARD FIGHT
AGAINST WILLIAM AND MARY
Winner of Blue Ribbon Holiday Bill on Mayo Isle To,
morrow Is Toss-Up-Early Start Assures
Daylight Contest.

The hardest game Of the season
with the strongest indian team they
ever faced Will DO tho Spiders esti-
mate Of the annual clash with VIII
liam and Mary tomorrow afternoon
on Mayo sland gridiron, to judge
from expressions heard from those
In close touch with the Red and Hue
varsity In It's final practice days.
the opinion of football authori-
ties at Westhamjpton any losses sus-
tanned by the indian squad have not
damaged the william and Mary ma
chine. ms would appear to be the case
to judge from pcssimis;ic reports
cmanating from Williamsburg.
Coach Dobson ran the varsity men
hard In the defensive and dummy
scriminagc drill on Stadium Field yes
teTday afternoon and the final work
out for mastery OF all plays will start
this afternoon at o'clock Thanks
giving Day the Spiders will lunch at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
BOWIE

First ,racs-nslmont, los qang>.
VS. 20. S!7.io. $500. won; Flihberty
Glbhet' rs Maneanl. $1,000. $3.50.
Scot. Star Realm. Purl. Good Time.
Titania. Delhi Maid. Bobbed Hair
Ton Ton Cassidy; Indian Prince. Meuse
The Decision; Gaudy, salome. The
Foreigner. Salt Peter. scratched
Second racc-Ducks and brakes,
l0l. tBelD, $3.50. 5000. 1910, won;
Ptnnon. loo tMcin). $500, $3.50
second; Sen Tag loS Nlartz,. s3;2o.
and Lady Liverpool, also ran. Win
ner-Tak All and Gold Mount
scratched
-. Third race--Blue Hawk. III. tMc-
TTaEsarp. $500. $3.50. $50. won:
$40, second: Eldorado. lO2. tBelD.
$500. third. Time. 1927 As. Osprey.
Rock Bottom. Loeb Ayr. also ran.
amusement King Solomon's Seal,
Sunday Best and Good Night,
scratched.
Fourth race-Paddle, 10+, Mari
nelli). $3.50, $40. won; Thimblc. los.
tThomas). $3.50. Si.4O, second: Tan
Eerine, 90. tBel). $3.50, third. Time
LAS. Missionary. Buffer and Sail
Fifth race-Hidden Jewel 1O3
tMartzl. $3.50. $50, $40, Won:
May blossom. us tMcTaggarD
- So si.h0, second; Quccreek. l0T
l. Enarc. Toll DeXterous. Wrath.
also ran: Second Thoughts. Nc
kcnna. Mustard Seed. scratched.
Sixth race-plucky. 100 (E. Kun
mer). $G.lo s3.3o. $500. won: Ity
Jimmy. ll6 (McTaggarD, $3.50, s42O.
second. Little Annie. % (Finn).
$500. third. Time, 1919 4-5. Fam lie
Bean, Nalcntia. Freely SnecZy.
amanda liocy and Ina Kay. also ran.
GaZinta, scratched.
Seventh racc-Mystic. 40 (Mcin).
$40. Si.2o. $3.50, won: The Clock
mcnder. ic5 (ShilliCk). SIS, $500, sec
ond; John Merrill, 100 (SchwartZ).
-. third. Time. l.53 Is. Utah.
t"iEnca Seal, Mizar. Toodlcs. Thriller.
ci5oihc stranger. Grace Foster. The
chamberlain, Fayciic and Zcnotta
also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
RACE ENTRIES
BovvIe Entire. For Tomor,

First race-purse, $500; for
maiden -ycar-olds: six furlongs
12o(-Hcnry Dnt.ner. III: Metal. ia:
the Gan. III; Crugie. ll+; Ri.s
Yctta, III; Wood Flower. III: Sun
daE Best. ~; Quarrel. Ill; o'Corra.
Rechabite. "a; Spinning Flax. iii:
Reformer. ia; Oran. ia; West Pitt,
ston, Ill.
Second race-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing shrss1year-olds and up; Gs fur
III: (x) Dark Horse. l09 (x) WRATH
100: Jock Scot. lO7: (x) Swecpy, loo:
GARFIELD. los: ta) Sundial. IL. los; (aj
Johnny Dundee. ll2: tx) kirah. 1o4;
tbl Good Time. 1913: Ks Doughnu,
lo2: c) Delhi Maid. So; Fli6berty
Giooci, l07: Good Hope. 100; Robbed
Hair zoe Nigel, 100. ta) Buxton
entry. (b) Rivera stable entry.
Third race-The Marlboro. sl.30e;
Forest Lore; III; ta) Eldorado. lO5;
Dan T.. o'Sullivan. ia; Wilkes Barre
IA: Scarlet Buglcr. ia; RompinE
HI," nm, 1 ~; Home Stretch, II; Good
Fc!side. los: Avalanche. l02. (a) w
j. salmon and r. 4. Wilson. Jr..
fourtu race-Thc Bouln ya rl .
claiming; handicap purse, $1,000; for
threc. year-olds ana up; mile and an
e.!Shth 81 l.uftcr. ll2. All over
III. Buffer. 1903; over Take, los; tx)
2hppery Elm. l05: Yorkist. lO4; (xj
beSpair' lo2; tXS. Ounce Cap. ~.
Fifth race--Thc Consolation purse;
SLIGO. for all ages. mile and seventy
iyar"S Cil)-Fair Phantom. III: ta)
ison liomme, no; (a) Missionary.
los los; ro!lyann, 10; neparaiion' ioi:
dery. lOl; Ounce Cap. 81: Avanianche.
50; Best Love. 81. (a) Nalapa farm
entry. AL
sixth race-Purse. $1,000: claim
ine; three-year-olds and up: mile
rs: Liberty Girl: lie: Ks Ciaiiiva AMI
10: Tribune. 10; tx) Hello Pardner.
40: tx) Minuteman, los: ny 4
Kings Champion. lO7: ta) Supcr. lo7.
Moody. l0I: Carefrce. 1907; Utah I05:
SNJ Roucn. los: (x) War Victor. ioI:
tiazinta. lOi; (x) Miracle Man. los:
Miles s., 100 (a) c. w. Foreman
entry.
Seventh race-s1 800; claiming
three year-olds and up, mile and a
sixteenth 20)--Iiurlingame, 10:
Blazonry 10: Tettly. ITO; Star
Realm. llO: Kebo, 10: Rosealc. I0;.
Explosive. l07: tx) Tingiing. iO5: fx1
Mountain Rose. II. 1866 (x) Dr.
Charles Wclles. los: John Morrill,,
loi; Bravo. l0i: Cd Miss FiIlcy. i0o:
tN) inrigorator. 30: tX) Tricks. 90:
tx) Attorney Muir. 105: Natural. lo7
* Royai Iu. 100; The Sally. lO7;
SaIt Peter. ITO. Weather clear; track
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
CRIMSON WILL OFFER
GAME IN This SECTION
5ientre and Florida Will Be
Dropped From 1923
Program.
INDIANS VILE rLAY SYRACUSE
Tenn State Hid Not Accepted ny WILL
! liam mud Mary - Intcrscctionul
Gnmcs for Virginia Teams Make
q Outlook Next Season Bright.
ny E.nric Luis.

eEither Virginia or North Carolina
VIII appear on Haryard's football
schedule for 1924, according TO irfor-
stnation from Cambridge.
q Tho Crimson will play only ciGh.
games, the season to open on Oc-
stober G. ana 1t is planned to drop
Centre and Florida. The south At
Aantic team Will be offered the first
late on the program, according to
2prescnt plans.
y William and Mary will continue its
spolicy of playing n Northern team.
with Syracuse being substituted on
che Indian program in place OF Penn
State. The game Will be played on
October 6, also
Shaping of the University of Rich
57nond schedule is proceeding eau
iously. The Spiders will lost n large
part of the present machine through
graduation and a TOO ambitious pro-
lsram vii! not be attempted. Rich
inond has four contracts for return
games with Maryland. Virginia. Fur
man and William and Mary 1t IS
not expected that Il big Northern
.-eam Will he taken on next season,
55espite the showing made against
Hhe powerful Lafayette eleven.
Cadets Going south.
Tho virginia Cadets go South next
season to meet Georgia Tech on
october J3. anc may also essay Il
venture North. Tech is lining up Il
big program and will play one Of
its games here. Negotiations are on
Tor game with Alabama In Rich
smond in event Centre does not come
20 terms. Centre, IL is believed, Will
meet Washington and Lee here
Z Virginia and V. L. l., are expected
TO renew football relations next s.a-
son. with the game TO be played
sither At B!uckshurg or Charlot;.s-
ellie. II is probable that the Orange
and Blue Will succeed In getting the
contest staged on Lambeth Field.
as its contracts call for return games
with V. NJ. /. and Washington and
Lee. both TO be played in Licking
ion, while the ARRANGEMENT calls for
the annual Thank sgiving game In
1928 10 be staged At Chapel Hin.
jeorgia VIII play at Charlottesville.
Crimson Cuts Schedule.
Either Virginia or North Caro-
line Will fit very we'll into the Har-
ward scheme. The Crimson is shap-
ing its schedule in conformity with
Che tripartite agreement with Yale
md Princeton. Centre and Florida
10 not hit into the spirit OF the
|lgreo ment. the former being too
powerful for an early game while
here is q feeling that terms from
7,far have distracting influence on
foSoling plans.
Penn is reported to be casting nm
8FSe on this section OF the country.
f'nd V. NJ. ]. may be offered n game.
flthouEh the Quakers have sad
memory OF the Flying Squadron's
|ability.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29

the Westmoreland Club at 1880
O'Clock and remain there until time
to go to the Virginia Boat Club
where they will dress for the combat
Inc gamo starts at 2 o'clock.
The Spiders will have practically
every member Of tho varsity SQUAD
available tot use In the game. but no
undue expressions OF confidence at
what looks to BIO favorable dope have
been heard from any OF tho players.
Five men-Captain Jones, Snead,
Ziegier. To&il and Robins--wiil be
playing their last game for Rich
mond.
william and Mary's varsity Is num-
bercd as follows:
Flanders, G: Cain. 3; Fuller. IA;
Jenkins. 10: Sanelle. as: Duke. 81:
Gold. 6: Elliott, 81: Cofer. 81: Todd,
80; House. &c: Parsons. 81: Rangiey.
AZ: Chandler. 40: Haskell. 20; Young
3S; Williams. II: Charles. %: Irwin.
s: White Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
NORWICH TO SPEND
WINTER IN KENTUCKY
Lny NssocIated rross. |

NEW YORK. Nov. oS-Morvich.
much talked Of thoroughbred in re-
cent years and winner Of this years
Kentucky Derby. will stand in stud
for the winter. according TO Fred
Burlew. vino trained the animal for
Benjamin Block. Norwich will stand
at lIayiauds, Miss Elizabeth DANGER
Ncld's farm, near Lexington KY.
whore Man o'War was taken when
retired two years ago
The famous horse is to be brought
back East by May ! and put in train
ing. II - now expected that he will
start ut Empire City and a; Sara
tosa. He viii be shipped to Ken.
lucky today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
NEW BOSS OF PH|LL|Es
HAS JOB ON HIS HANDS
Fans Have Some Hope if Bez-
dek Takes Over Man.
agencnt.
Universal Service. /

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--Tho rumor
dek. formerly manager OF tho Pr
rates and for several years and at
present athletic director and foot
ball coach at Penn State. will he tho
next boss OF the Philadelphia Ma
tionals.
1t Is reported that he has been
signed for three years and that his
salary will be around $4,000. IL
such Is the case President Baker OF
the Phtllies has finally caved in tn
the bombardment OF razzbcrry
wreaths. many thorned, which have
been cast at his policies with great
abandon and EustO by Philadelphia
sport writer's and fans.
Eczdek Is a shrcwd man. and, Il
appeals to logic, would not be in
citned to voluntarily stiok himself
IN u graveyard. such as tho Phillies
he would want to build up the team.
have proved for several managers.
That would mean n radical departure
from President Bahcr's procedure OF
taking the lcavlngs OF other teams.
trading good men and getting cash
to boot.
a man in love with sport, as is
hezdck. II also appeals TO logic.
would not care to tic himself up for
lucrative salary and get nowhere
with u cheap outdt He has an en-.
VihhIe reputation. and Is the tyne
wh" wants TO keep IL.
Therefore. let there be hone in
Phi philadelphia. and all around the
league, where the appearance OF tho
Phllltcs have filed owners with woo
because OF small turnouts. A mira
Gle may happen: the PhillIes man
aScment may spend money, and do
the right thing by tho home town
rams ard the other clubs and fans
In general.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
John black ON Links

SAN FKANClSCO, Nov 28.-John
Black. little Scotch veteran who was
the sensation OF the rational open
golf tournament last summer. ycster-
day made his first rcaprcaranc. on
the links since an automobile acct.
dent which almost stuffed out his
life several months ago. BLACK has
only one good arm his left. but other
golfers said he played q good game
he was but two strokes behind the
tied leaders ia the Qualifying round
OF the Bay County open champion
ship, with & score OF 70.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
BENEDICT|NE ELEVEN
TAKES JUNIOR TITLE
Defeat of McGuire's Juniors
Ends Season in Scholas-
tic ,euo,,c
tic League.

The Bcnedictine Juniors won n
close game from McGuircs Juniors
yesterday at BYRD Park. the score be-
ing 6 to 0. This WAS the last game
to be played In the Junior Football
League, there being one more game
on the schedule with ST. ChrIstopher's
Bulldogs. but this has been forfeited
by agreement to tho Cadets. who have
gone through tho entire season with
out defeat.
For McGuire's. the work Of willis
and Ford in tho back field was OF
high class. while in the line Saund.
crS and Faulkner stood out.
For the Cadets. Castlevecchl was
the shining star. taking part in every
play, advancing the ball whenever il
was given TO him, runnin.s perfect
interference when any of the other
down tho opponents at every oppor-
tunity when they had the ball Mil
Ter, Myers and Garnctt, the
back field. and this quartet is hard to
beat when II comes to team work. In
the line Cline. Matheny ana Boltse
the entire line showing up well.
The game was not married by a
single penalty. officials were: Blake,
referee: Hankins. head l!ncsman
The Cadets will meet the strong
Belmont \. c. first team Saturday Mt
Field. by the courtesy of Coach Dob
son. Coach uDbson Will he one OF
the officials. and a good game can be
counted on MS these teams buttieu TO
tie on Saturday last.
Final standing Junior Football AS
ISOLATION:
Won. Lost
McGuirc'S .............. 2
st. Christophcr's ........ 6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
Three Richmond Lads
Play Well for Cadets

Especial to The Tlrne.-Dispatchl
LEXlAGTOE. Nov os.-Ths
capital city has FOR many Years
given V. NJ. !. q, lcaS, one stellar
football star. Probably "Tuggie"
Stewart vas one o. The greatest
as he was Acknowledged to be
one OF the head!est quar.cibacks
I. OF any native Virgin!an for All
time. The institute having = rule
not to play postgraduaies, con-
sequentiy stewart. after playing
three years, did not return FOR
postgraduate work. and 70 take
his place came Ed Ryder. star
1 halfback on this years Flying
Squadron. also captain ~ tho com.
Ing Seasons basketball team Two
other Richmond boys make W
gR.chMond'a quota-iirigGs. "a Sec
0nd-year man, at end, and Ham
tnond. "a guard Of rising fame.
!, Who has two more years at til.
4 institute. All three Of these boys
,f~til probably he seen in action
Thanksgiying Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-29
GIRLS CAPTURE
STATE HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeat of Sweet Briar Puts Local College on Top for
Three Year Series, With Two Victories
and One Loss

Westhampton College captured tho
State hockey championship yester-
DAY afternoon by defeating the
eleven from Sweet Briar College by
the score of 6-3 in fast game
played on the Westhampton field.
The Wcsthampton team had II de-
cisive edge over sweet BrIar In the
hrst period. scoring three goals fol-
lowing some pretty work by Pnrkes.
Wimbish. DE Jarnctte and Broken
brouSh. but the visitors came back
strong in the second half scoring
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PrincipnI Substitutes.
BROADDUS IS WINNER
FROM THURSTON

In the Mutual pocket billiard
Journey. which IS being staged at the
T,t"pott .iHlard Academy, iroaddus
defeated Thurston Yesterday. so To- o.
by conslstant playing, clipping off ali
the loose balls and playing the oil"
EHne Tor hts opponent. The score
d"es not Indicate the brilliancy OF the
zane because Thurston did not get Il
chance Ia show his wares Broaddus
- Gispiaying Unusual cunning OF late.
only having lost one game so far.
itIrh runs for the afternoon: Brad
dns. ~. II and II, while Thurston
mad :. brace OF SIS.
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Semitic Gets YnrnynD.

SEATTLE. Nov. 2S.-Everet Yara-
yam. who for three years has been
catcher on the Chicago American
League team. has been obtained by
ne seattle. Pacific Coast League
Baseball Club. President James r.
Boldt announced today.
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Tennis Official Dies.

SOMENNlLLE. MASS. Nov. rs
Fred >. Mansfield, tennis umpire AT
Davis cup and other Important
matches In this country for many
years, died "a; a hospital here today
after an operation. MIR, Mansfield.
WITH his brother, Lot Mansncld, was
among the pioneers Of tennis who ad
NaHctf 70 high playing rank. He was
q writer OF tennis for the Boston
lIIuhe for MANY Nrnra
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Sweet Brian
Wcstharnpton.
Gnitor- ChnlIcnr. Georria

ATHENS. GA, Nov. 2S.-The UNI
verslty OF Florida has proposed
football game between the Gators and
the Georgia Bull Dogs next season,
probably on Thanksgiving Day. ac-
cordinR to DR.. L. V. Sanford. faculty
director OF athletics at the Unlver-
sity OF Georgia, today. No action
would be taken on the proposition
until December. he said.