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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
IEv United News.l

NEW YORK. Jan. I3-Thc latest
expcdient invented FOR Miller Hug
gins to stop that hole in left Held
LETT Nacan, by the suspension OF babe
Ruin. throughout April. IS tho dis
patch % W"llie SChanE. lii. famous
veteran catcher, to the outne.d. Wal
he has AN able understudy for IN ,
DacEstop job in Al pcVormcr, the
second string catcher. from san
Francisco.
Although Schang is famous prln-
cirally az n catcher. he ala outit,ld
duty in Philadelphia and Boston ut
times and would probably h. a better
emergency man than some untried
minor Lacquer.
The Yanks may not have TO nj,
In. however. :or there are rumors
that if Babe Ruth and Rob Mcusc!,
the suspended outfe!d"rs. cnIi on
Judge Lands personally and apologize
fully COR dcfying his authority. .ni
the ma=natcs amend the barnstoru-
ing rul". which they are likely 10
do in the February meeting In Chi
caTo. the TWO players Will be rem
stated.
Scouts from professional pugilism
VIII he draD,d around the ringsidc mt
the tr!c!ty amateur boxing tourna :
mcnt here next week, In which
hcar Ewc!ght simon purcs from phil-
adelphia. Boston and New York will
trade black eyes. Any youth of
more than l,o pounds able to pull
on glove is eligible for n contrac,
with any one OF half dozen nsht
managers in New York, who are all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
.CONROY TO MEET BOWEN
.RERE ON THURSDAY NIGHT
Philadelphia Lightweight, Ex.
pcctcd to Give Washington
Boxer Hard Battle.

PIN Conroy. of Philadelphia, one
Of tho fastest lightweigh,s in that
section. Is coming 10 Richmond. Zekc
smith, who promotes the fights at
the Broadway Athletic Club, has hccn
urged To bring IA tough youngster
here TO meet Young Bowen, the fast
Washington sCrappcr. in main at
traction at the boxing matches
staged in his club. Never yet has a
man appeared who Is fast enough TO
give Bowen any kind az a battle.
and even the mighty Knockout Al
holman was put TO sleep by the
speedy national capital boxer
But Zeke Smith now feels that
tho cican-'cm-up kid from Washing
ton is going TO have hard time
doing away with the hoy from Phillie.
who has II habit OF hitting hard and
just can't help it. Bowen is terror,
but when Greek meets Greek there
Is always q tough scrap. and that
is what il going TO happen when
these two boys step out next Thurs
day night.
one of the most attractive cards
ever offered in Richmond Is going
to be in session at the coming match
Besides the main bout between
Bowen and ConrOy. another one OF
I'll" fighting Bowen family will be
seen in action. Andy Bowen. the
younger brother of Young Bowen.
vii! meet frankie Williams. Of New
Orleans and Richmond, in the semi
final. Williams ia not unknown to
followers OF the game here. His re-
cent defeat OF Cleveland Eddie Leon
ard. who came with n reputation rs
long as the neck of n giraffe. las
made him an idol for all the local
followers of the sport
Johnny McEvoy, OF Richmond, han
tamweight champion OF these parts
is going to have tough time de-
Tending his crown against the man
they have selected for him TO meet
Benny White, of Baltimore. 10 the
selection. and he comes here highly
touted by the fight fans of the orioie
City.
In another special fray, speedy
Whitney. hywcight champion Of
Richmond, meets Pete Moore, OF
IIopcweil. and the fur is sure to fly
when these two clash.
Besides these bouts there will he
several other good 'prelims" and a
battle royal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
HIGGINS WILL SEND SCHANG
TO FILL LEFT-FIELD VACANCY
Veteran Catcher Will Stop Hole Opened by Suspension
of Babe Ruth. While AL Devormcr, San Fran
cisco Boy, Will Act Backstop.

earnestly seeking the next challenger
OF the tournament viii hc Dan Gar
TN. of Philadelphia, National a. A.
L. fcatkrrwciGht champion.
TIL United States Lawn Tennis AS
soclhiion, looking for Il great inter-
national field in this years Davis
CUP play, has sent Invitations to every
country where tennis is played. Nine
nations actually played in last years
DAVIS cup competition. Twelve
teams arc expected this year. Aus
tralia is expected To put out ono OF
the most formidable challenging
teams with Norman T.. Brooks. Pat
terson, Anderson and O'Hara- Wood,
IF HUGO Bc2dck. coach o: the undc-
fontcd Fc';n state football team of
1921. aud athletic director of that in
siitution rs well, receives IN out
r!Sht offer from the University OF
Minnesota, to disnlacc Or. Harry l..
Williams. as il * reported he will.
there may u" several obstacles TO
his going. Bc2dck has II contract for
seven years with Penn State. which
mas SIX years Yet to run. at n figure
said 10 be- Slo.oGn year. nnd Penn
state not at al! anxious TO lose
MIN after MS success there.
The Yankees sim hope to obtain
IN some KIND OF trade during the
February meeting in Chicago. AZ
present. there IL very little doing
in the deal because Ty Cobb liz down
in Georgia and President Navin. of
the Tigers. is in Detroit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
BENJAMIN F. sH|BE, HEAD
OF PH|LL|ES, DIES At IS
Veteran Mogul Of National
League Succumbs After
Long Illness.
PERFECTED MODERN SPHERE
Idcn az COrls-Centered baseball At
tributcd To IIim-wna Principal
St""kh"IIcr in a. J. Hench Com
pnny-0ncc 1Iorrc-Cnr Driver.
lBy Associated prcss.l

pHiLA DELpIiIA. Jan. 1i.-Henja-
min i. Shibo. president OF the phila
deiDlIia American League baseball
club. died today.
Mr.. ShIbr. who was in his S3rd
year. had been aillng for two years.
About "A year ago he WAS in an au-
ionobilc accident. receiving injuries
from which he slowly recovered.
Mr.. Shibe was the principal stock
holder In the q. J. Reach COMPANY
mhnu:act mrcrs %. the American and
National League hascbaiis and other
sporting 'parapherHalia.
Mr.. Shibc began 10 earn his living
as horsc-cnr driver. TIc had II
hnack Tor sewing up lot OF yarn
ana making a prescntablc baseball
FOR boys on tho lots and drifted into
Tho business with his brother.
III" business prospcrcd. and in
lsh2 he became associated with a. j..
Reach. famous bull player. in the
IDS Both linen became quito
wealthy. Mr Reach survives his
partner
Mr. Shibc has been given credit for
'"velopinS basebaIls to their prexen,
standard. The idea of Tie cork cen
'"I baseball WAS attributed 10 him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
FIELD TRIAL TITLE WON
BY EUCENE'S Mr.. JIM
% Dogs Will Start for the Ma.
tional Championship
Tomorrow.
IHy As-oclated pressI

GRAND JUNCTION, TENN. Ian
li'-Eugcne's Mr.. Jim. a setter.
owned by Or. o. u. Stickncv. A,lnp.
tic CITY. y. j.. was declared tho NINA
,eur heid trial champion OF America
mere late today. Or. Stickney
handled his own dog. Mr.. Jim ran a
consistent shooting dog race from
start to finish. sustaining his pace
and range. and handling three bevies
without flaw. His style on game
was perfect. He was staunch on
points and absolutely steady to wing
and shot.
Tho stake was run under the Ma.
tional Association OF Amateur Field
Trial Clubs. DR.. Stickncy's pointer
Sergy was high dog at the close o.
the heats yesterday. but when
Euscne's Mr.. Jim was ru, down to-
uay 10 run with the pointer Coles
Dan Woolton. owned by \. IT. Cole,
nlpi"y. Miss. and handled by Mrs.
custer fricc. il was soon seen
that Sergy was out OF III. race.
cole $ dog ran in poor luck for the
Stickncy dog beat him to the game
on every occasion. The last brace
Oh inc day consisted OF the setter
chester Valley Blue. owned by f..
y. watson. Lynchburg, Va. and
handed by DR.. Stickncy, and Ghost OF
1oEcuse owned and handled by r. G..
Stoner, CORTLAND. Miss The Ghos,
vas off form and his owner did NOT
run him through the entire heat.
chester valley Blue ran a CLASSY
race after making mess OF her
first bevy.
visitors are arriving for the ma
lional championship which will
start Monday. This stake has an
entry list of twenty-three dogs. Th,
drawing FOR the stake will be held
tomorrow night. Judges will he
Hobart Amcs, Boston: G. e. Huc,,,o
Lagrange, Tenn, and Colonel Arthur
Morriman, Memphis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
B BANNER LISTS ENTER
in STALLION STAKES
icy Associated Press. !

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Jan. 1.-THE
championship stallion stake No. Is.
and Matr"n stake No. Is, promoted
by the American Association of Trot-
ting Horse Breeders. TO he raced on
Grand Circuit tracks in 1924. drew
banner lists OF eligible foals Of 1921.
as indicated by returns given out
here today
The championship stallion stake.
one OF the richest events OF Grand
Circuit racing. drew thirty-thren
nominations, including every sire Of
note in the country. thereby making
all OF their 1924 get eligible. The ma
iron stakes drew $40 nominations,
nearly 100 more than were
returned in 1920. Practically every
stock farm in the country is repre-
scented.
The favoritc stake No. g. for PAGERS
two year old To race this season rs
three ycar-olds. drew only thirteen
nominations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
GOLFERS OPINION SPLIT
OVER RIBBEO-STyLE CLUB
Representatives Of District As
ISOLATION Meet Before L.
S. Body in Chicago.
IRY Nssocintel Press. ]

CHICAGO. Jan. l4.-Rcprcscnta-
lives OF district golf associations
meeting today before the annual
meeting OF tho United States Golf
Association, held preliminary dis
cussion on various subjects relating
10 the rules and implements of golf.
4 Tho ribbed club was the subject
Ibf divers opinion. Many favored re-
stention of this style OF club. con-
tending that opposition was aroused
largely through It's successful use
by some OF tho leading players.
Friends OF the club contended that
America need not heed the dictum
OF British and Scotch players in re-
gard to the ribbed clubs any more
than they had In connection with the
Schenectady putter. They said Rob-
crt q. Gardner, twice national cham
pion. and other expert players got
The same results with a smooth faced
from.
The subject OF stymes was also
brought up and again IL division OF
opinion was found. Other rules In
cluGir% a penalty stroke for ball
out OF bounds were debated
IL VAS indicated that the Western
Golf Association, which has put out
some liberal rules. would agree Mt Its
''''' tt it'Nl Ntth W any decision
- til" United States Golf Associa
tion that might not be too stringent.
II was said that the question OF
making allied clubs active members
would he postponed for year.
Adherence, so far as possible, to
the rules Of the Royal ana Ancient
COLI Club OF st. Andrews by the
United states Golf Association was
Indicated by j. Frederic Bycrs, OF
i'it;shurGh, In accepting the presi
dcncy Of the United States Golf AS
"oc!nt.cn at the annual meeting here
tonight. The new president pleaded
Tor uniformity of rules. not only In
tue United states. but throughou,
The world. so that the game may be
pinS"d INC same everywhere.
MY. E%crs made his address after
day %! discussion preceding the an
huhl meeting OF the United States
COLI Association. about the abolish
merit or the stymic and rib faced
oIHns and other tcnets Of the game
tie declared that tho game Should not
ne mace easier by letting down GER
tain regulations, as that wouId sno,I
thc pleasure of the uamc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
WILL BREED HORSES
At MONTANA HALL"
Reid Riley Has Recently Ac-
quircd Several Bloodcd
Colts for Development.
Especial 10 The Timcs-

Especial To The Timcs- D!gpEtrh
WINCHESTER. VA Inn =,
largo norton n. m. .N,,,,',
estate. I'm tho southern NM -, ,.,'..,,
County. is To ho ronv.r,,, -,
modern horao.hrcodin, ,,ah,r,
,nent. /. yu. I.n,n.d ,n, 80,
tam IInII" waa iho vtv,.I,'i. 49,,
pInce o, IN. In,. wi,,,.. o.io
mining kin, ara hn,'t ~ r,. ',i
Falls aud Ii.l.,:, NJ,
occupied hv lie 49,
,;nuph,.r Mr. .,nL Nrs 81,
MIR Hilcy ,,. ,.,.,,,,,'
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
SOUTH CAROLINA QU|HT
TO PLAY SPIDERS TONIGHT
Richmond Five in Best of
Condition for Battle With
Gamccocks.
GaInccocks.

University OF South Carolnn's
basketball squad will reach Spider
dom tonight prepared for their game
with the University of Richmond at
Westhampt"n tomorrow night The
Ganccocks wired from Raleigh
where they played last night.
In meeting the South Carolina fly.
Coach Dobson's men will bc put Ia n
real test and they Will face II quin,
much stronger than the Bridgcwatcr
five, whom they whipped with little
trouble in their initial game Triday
night But In the BridIcwater game
stration and no doubt the invading
Gamecocks VIII hnd the spiders a
tough crew To handle.
South Carolina was handiIy
whipped by North Carolina last week,
hut /, must be remembered that the
university Of the old North State has
left over from last year. one OF the
best ilvcs in these parts. Tomorrow :
game will give the Spiders touch
with the flower %! the CnrolinaS
where they go next fall In football
to play Furnan University. and
thereby broadcns the scope OF their
athletic map
IT is true that there is no new ma
tcrial this year upon which coacl
Dohson can count to improve his five
Of last year. yet Spid"rdcrn is hoping
that the team of last year viii be
much stronger by reason OF cXpe.
ricncc. y; the guarding game it'll,
fear is felt. but for scoring points
the snmc brand that was put up Fri
day night must be continued and i'm
proved upon.
Much TO the surprise Of some quar-.
tcrs only one substitute was used In
the Hridscwatcr game. and Coach
DObson will start his first string
quint tomorrow night and will keel
them in the game throughout unies,
some contingency arises. Against
this team opponents will have to stcy
lively for they have dash and q
lighting spirit that is dangerous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
". & l.. DEFEATS
UNIVERSITY GRAPPLERS
Especial to Tho Times-Dispato,

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON. VA. Jan. lI.--Mark-
ing the resumption of athletic rela-
lions between the rival universities
after Il lapse OF fifteen years. Wash
fngton and Lee met ana defeated the
wrestling team Of the University OF
Virginia here tonight % to 10. by
winning live bouts Of the seven
staged.
The matches were fast and thrill
ing, three OF them ncccSSitating extra
three minute periods for decision, and
all Of them being won by falls Null
!'ns the star Virginia grnppler was
compelled To forfeit his match, when
his breast weakened under the strain
or Eru-liinS extra period in his
meet wiih Hatcher. Ellis Sutherland,
Hatcher, ASbury and Potts won their
matches for Washington and Ice.
whil" Manning and Graves secured
the Virginia victories. y return meet
will lie staged in charlottesville next
month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

kinson directed the dcstinics Of the
Commercial League In an efficient
manner and should prove To hc "A ca
pHhlc president o. the Tobacco
League
Managers OF DE four .cams have
been elected and Il glance at the list
SHOWS mat former manager in The
Comm crcial League viii he in charge
o! one OF the teams. This ~ J. l.. Fin
ley. who viii direct tho Muficl team.
Finley p!lotcd the Ola NIrglnlas in
tho commercial League. other man
ayers In the Tobacco League are ".
l.. Taylor. Fat ina; g. ". Fry Lucky
strike. and w. II. Harris. Herbert
Tarcyton.
Last year tho organization was on
Grated as n closed AFFAIR, but an
nouncemcnt was made yesterday
mat the best amateur players in
Richmond VIII be sought by the
teams. Each OF the clubs has the
backing OF it's Arm and any Richmond
amateur baseball PLAYERS are eligible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
MERCER SCHEDULE
CALLS FOR II GAMES
IEy Associated Press.

MACON. GA. Jan. l4.-Thrre are
eleven games on MERGERS football
schedule. announced by Coach Josh
CODY today. Everett Struppcr
former Georgia Tech star. will be-
come assistant coach when the foot
ball season opens, it also was an
nounccd. The schedule:
September 23-picdmont College in
Macon.
September ao-GeorGia in Athens.
October North Georgia Aggics
In Macon.
October 14-Iiirmingham Southern
in Birmingham.
October 2l--Auburn in Auburn,
Alabama.
October 2S--vanderbns in Nash
Vile. Tenn.
November Maryvillc In Macon.
November ll-Chattanoosa in
CHATTANOOGA.
November oglcthorpc in Ma
con.
November 25-Carson Newman in
Jefferson City. Tenn.
November .30-Howard College In
Macon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
'. NJ. |. TAKES GAME
FROM ROANOKE ELys
Cadets Show Great Form i'm
Winning l0-io-2O
Victory.

Especial Ia The Times
LEXINGTON. VA. Jan. lin a
fast game III which tn. V. NJ
showed 100 per cent Improvement
over the midwcek game. the Roanoke
Eiks were easily defeated here to-
night 40 To 20. TIC cadets were In
great form and showed midseason
speed Their floor work was beauti
III! and their passing superb
hardly Tor moment was the ball
out OF '. NJ. l. territory. The visitors
were able To score only one field ,,ooI
in the first half. and in the second
half practically all their iallies came
after Coach Jimmy Lccch had ran
IN an entire new team from his sec
"nd string material. The shooting
Of the entirc team ana notably thar
or captain Jcrc Bunting showed re-
markahic Improvement over any 40
far this season
Captain Bunting was easily tho
star on the cadets ofTcDse. while
ed RYDER played his usual spectocu.
lar defensive game. Campbcll. AL
though slightly on In his Shooting,
played wonderful floor game. ms
did shannon and Summers Price and
EnSleby were the outstanding stars
Tor Tie fiks. Prices shooting was
especially crcditablc
Lineup:
V. NJ. |. Positions. t,l,
hunting right forward Enrlehv
Campbell. left forward Price
summers. center. e.. Drabble
shannon. right guard. Burks
ryder. left guard. Jordan
Summary: ltcid Goais--Bunting. 4;
Summers, 4; Ryder, 3; Campbell. A.:
Shannon. .; Kyle. L. Price. 4: Engle-
by. .; Drabble. Foul goals -Lf.unting.
. out OF =; Kyle. out of .: Price. 6
out OF s. SuhSttutions: V. NJ. L.
Kyle for Hunting. Smith for Camp
bell. Cure for Summers. Maloney for
shannon. Dewey for Ryder, Hoft-
singer for Englcby. LipnIck for Jor-
dan, Englcby for Lipnick. Fichtenger
for lioftsnger. Lipnick for Rurks.
lseferce. Smith. w. 81 L.; timekeep-
er. Read, V. NJ. !. Time OF halves. 20
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
Clyde Milan to Pilot
Washington Senator'S
mn Associnted Prcss. ]

WASIiIEGTON, Jan. ii.-Clydo
Milan, outiiclder. will he the man
agcr Of the Washington American
League Baseball club. this season,
it was announced tonight by Presi-
dent Clark Griffith.
Milan is Il native of Tennessee.
and has been n member OF tho
local team since 1907. when he
was obtained from Wichita club,
OF tho Western Association. AS
pilot he succeeds George Mcbride.
who resigned last month due to
Illness resulting from an Injury
received on tho field last season.
Milan Will be the fourth play
ing manager IN the Major Leagues
th.a year. the others who will APP
pear In dual roles being Ty Cobb,
Of the Detroit Americans; iris
Speaker. of tho Clcvcland. ana
Bill Killifcr. of tho Chicago M
tionals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
GEORGETOWN ANNOUNCES
1922 BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Every Game But One Will BE
Played in Wash
InglOn.
GBy Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.-Seventren
games appear on the l?22 baseball
schedule of Georgetown University,
announced today. All but one. that
with the University OF Pennsylvania
on May 20, Will be played here. The
schedule follows:
March 3l-Drla ware.
April l-Dartmouih.
April G-South Carolina
April l0-Cornell.
April l3-Pittsburgh in morning.
and Holy Cross in afternoon.
April i5-Frinccton.
April lS-Tufts.
April 1?-'rrinity.
April Fordh,m tpcndimg).
April II and 25-.ieorgla Tech.
April 27-West Virginia
May North Carolina.
May 5-Crsinus.
May 9-Washngton college.
May 20-Pcnn at Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
VIRGINIA QUINT BESTS
RANDOLPH-NIACON FIVE
Especial to The Timrs-pisnatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
tliA'ii.OTTESE!l.LE. Jan. ia
NrGinia's varsity Iunt defeated
Randolph Macon tonight. IS to Ii.
and this afternoon the nrst-year
team won from Fishburncs. 80 to II.
In t"nights game. Coach I.annigan's
regulars played only the first period.
which ended. 46 TO. 10. Darlington
played n brilliant game.
The lineup:
Virginia. Position nN
ppplcman. right forward ..J. Scot,
Darlington. left forward rroNton
sexton. '....,. center 49,. -. Garner
Manhood right guard IF. Scott
iIanNihS zee. LETT guard ....... Clark
Field ""ls--carrinEton, s; sexton.
\; Stanley. 1: Oppleman. >; Hankin
'inl, H. Garner 3; y Scott. Croxton
clark. Goals from fouls Darlington.
IN II: STANLEY. > in .. Substitutes
CANNON for Dpplcman. Stanley for
'arrimGton' Talbot for Sexton,
brown for Mahood. HAN Tor Uankins.
X. Garner FOR Garner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
ROY WILKINSON WILL LEAD
AMATEUR BASEBALL LEAGUE
hc,urs to Sand-Lot Came After Absence Of Five Years
Organization Seeks Recognition From
Commission.

Epr i. Wilkinson will return to
amateur baseball In Richmond after
:n ohs"ncc ~ 1--WE years He has been
elected rrosidcu, Of the Tobacco
l.""r1ls. which organization operated
49, .H intcp"udcnt circuit in Rich
N"rd last year. The league Saa APP
!li"G 20 ~" Amateur baseball Com
lriHnl"n 81 Richmond for a class ~
,in= and nns four teams ready to
l'ac" in Tho field. IN" circuit Is com
posed ul Mu'icl. Fatima. Lucky
S.r!Ec aud Herbert Tarcyton. and rep
:"s"nte l.orillard Tobacco Company.
alien . Ilut"r Branch American To-
."acco Company and the Falk Tobacco
'ompuny.
| WnkinSou's selection AS president
expected 30 b. received with favor
~ the Amateur Commission. He was
~ tn" head OF the old Commercial
League Tor several years ana resigned
N,s position because of the war. Since
i9lI u" has been out Of baseball. VIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
un.y Week for Lyncbhuru.

.YNCHBURG. VA. Jan little
coming week will be IN active one
for local basketball followers. for
four games are on the cards FOR the
week. The weeks schedule is:
Tuesday. Elks VS., University Of
North Carolina: Thursday E.lks w.
Hampton Sidney College; Friday.
fynchburE College. VIZ. Western
Maryland University: Saturday night.
Aiga School VS.. R9snoke,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
EMFORlA HIGH DEFEATS
ROANOKE RAPIDS FIVE

NORTH EMPoRIA. VA. Jan. IL
IN" Emporia High school basketball
team opened It's season NJ home yes
to-day by defeating the Roanoke
Ea2'd*. y. c., Iuimt hy a score or
20 20 l6.
The visitirS squad defeated Suf-
'"'k High THIS SeHsQn and nut Nj "a
clean, 'ast game iere. The focal
team has II successful season In View.
although three pSod players are out
on, doctors ordey3 t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
ELECT OFFICERS OF
APPALACHIAN LEAGI +,
nm Nssoclntcd rress.l

JOHNSON CITY. TENN, Jan. Ii
The following officials Of the Appa-
lachian Baseball League We're elect
ed ut a meeting Of the league dircc-
tors held here this afternoon: i'rcSi-
dent. Willis H. DauGhcrty. Green
Vile: vice president. Jacob :. smith.
Clcvcland: sccrotary=ircasurcr. y. c.
Adams, Bristol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
SCORE 228 POINTS IN
2 BASKETBALL GAMES
ny Associated prtssl

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Jan. list
johns Military Academy, of ManIius
established what is thought to he n
worlds record today when the bas-
kctbali team scored o2S points In q
double-hcadcr.
The scores were made against tho
t"ans OF Ctiral Academy. 90 to z, and
Savannah High School, 1872 to II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
ROLLER SKATING KINGS
RACE HERE TOMORROW

Featuring the inidwinter ban. un-
der the auspices OF the American Lee
gion at the Blues Armory tomorrow
night from $3.50 TO lao o'clock, viii
be the New York Aooiiau Orchestra
record artists and a roller skating
race for the championship Of tho
South between Carroll p,nneliy,
southern champion, md the. @llaaked
Marvel. of CLEVELAND. Ohio,