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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
SPORTS
JOHNS HOPKINS RELAY
CARNIVAL, FEBRUARY %
Penn State and Navy Will
Meet in a Medley
Contest.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. S.-Thc
Johns Hopkins indoor games and
relay carnival Will he held on the
evening Of February %. Match re-
lay races will feature the meet. COL
legcs ar" being matched with whom
ever they wish to run, Penn state
and the Navy Will meet In medley
relay race. This ought to he Il big
attraction for the teams are well
matched, Curtis will run the mile
for the Navy while TORY shields will
run il for Penn state. If their team
mates give them an even start the
spectators will undoubtedly see one
of the greatest races ever staged in
the armory. Both were members OF
the 1920 Olympic team. Shields was
intcrcolleeiatc mile champion in 1920
Georgetown wants Ia make II tri-
angular race, hut the consent Of the
ether two teams has not yet been
obtained. Ii tho lIi,ltoprers do run.
the public Will he given an added
treat, for Connolly. the present inter
collegiate mile champion. will force
either Curtis or Shields TO their limits
to beat him.
Lafayette. Penn. Penn state Navy
Princeton ana Rutgers have already
Stgnihed their intention OF ssndin
teams. Numerous other smaller coll
les" VIII Il" represented also.
The usual 1000 yard special will
attract the best men at that distance
IN the East and the GO0-yard inter
scholastic special for high and prer
sch"ol athletes ought Ia bring the
cream OF the younger stars Special
match races for high schools are also
being arranged
The south Atlantic championship
events nave oeen discontinued. :,
sW"-mlie relay, championship mil,
relay. and freshman mile relay
VIII take their places The usunl
OPEN events will be on tho program
nv Wen rs events closed to IN,
Fifth Regiment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
EMORY AND HENRY Qu|NT
TO MEET W. { [, TUESDAY
Contest Marks Generals mi
lial Game Of Floor The
SeaSou.
Season.
[ Special TO The Times Dispatch

LEXINGTON. VA, Jan: S.-With
the quintet from Emory and Henry
College as their initial opponents,
Washington and Leo universities
1892 basketball team will open its
season here Tuesday night in Dorc-
mus Gymnasium, with prospects more
than bright for IA victory in the first
game OF the year. The Generals,
under the direction of Head Coach
Fill Raftcry, have heen hard at work
since the opening OF college on jan
uary 3. and although the first gamo
is p!aycd\ exactly Il week from the
start OF practice following the Christ
mas holidays. the two weeks pre-
liminary work before vacation has
enabled Raftcry To obtain II line on
his material and whip the squad OF
thirty-hve candidates into almost
mid -scason form in time for their
first engagement.
While little IS known here OF the
Emory and Henry five. il is believed
that the visitors have more for
mldablc aggregation than for some
Years past, and it is certain that tho
Blue and White cagemen will have
10 extend themselves In order to
register a win. TO date Emory has
played only mediocre teams, and their
records cannot he taken as an indi-
cation OF their strength on the floor.
and the Generals have yet 10 re-
ccive their baptism OF fire.
Just who Coach Raftcry Will pick
as his final choice to start Tuesday
nights game is as yet uncertain. al
though there is an abundance of re-
liable material. frbm which to select
the varsity five. Hines. Thomas. Ar
bogast Mcdonald. Cameron. Snively
and Hail. all Of last years team and
squad. comprise IL list of veterans
whose work this season has heen so
far quite up to expectations. and II
Is more than likely probable that uil
OF them VIII get Il chance t. show
their mcttic against Emory and
Henry. Az for the new material,
Lake. star forward on the Charleston
iiigh School team last year. looks to
he the most promising. with Kelly.
Smith and several others AS we'll. II
is practically certain that Red
Glenn. who headed the Roanoke Col
lcge quint year before last. will BIO
seen IN the varsity lineup when the
Generals make their appearance
Tuesday.
Marshall College Will be the Gem
erals second opponetn Of tho season
here. following the Emory and Henry
game. on Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
8 MEETS SCHEDULED
FOR DARTMOUTH TEAM

HANOVER. y. H., Jan S.--Dart-
mouths l222 track schedule, as an :
nuunced hy Graduate Manager Pen
der. includes in addition TO the in
tercoliesiate meet To be held at phu-
adclphia May -. ii dual meet with
the University Of Pennsylvania at
Hanover. May Il; the indoor intcrcol.
lcSiates at New York. March II. and
the annual triangular meet with
Harvard and Cornell, which Will bc
held this year at ioston. February
20. Dartmouth track stars will com.
pete also III the H. y. y. meet at
iIoston, February I; the a. \. u. meet
in New York. March 1. and the Penn
relays at Philadelphia, April 20. An
intcrclass meet has been scheduled at
Hanover for May 20.
Track prospects at Hanover are
not bright this year, the loss of Earl
Thomson. worlds champion hurdlcr
and individual high scorer of every
meet last year. being a particularly
severe blow to Coach lfillman's out
lit. Thomson, who il still in college.
is Ineligible TO compete, having rep
resented California for one year and
Dartmouth Tor two. thus finishing tho
three years allowed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
CHAMPION HURDLER
NOW SNOWSHOEINC

HANOVER. y. H.. Jan. S--Earl j.
Thomson. worlds champion hurdicr,
and holder OF intercollegiate and
Olympic records. as well as cham
pionships in France and England. is
now member of the Dartmouth
snow shoe team and is training Wig
orously for the intercollegiate snow
shoe races featuring DartmOuth's
winter carnival and the various win
ter meets Of other institutions.
Thomson has completed three years
Of Intercollegiate competition in
track events. and his loss to tho
Dartmouth track team is a severe
blow. However. he hopes in some
measure To make up for that loss by
directing his talents In other chan
ncls. AS an unofficial assistant 20
Coach Harry liillman. OF tsc track
team, he is teaching Il group of
hurdlers. Thomson's engagement to
Miss Anne Goodman. OF Glendale.
Cal. was announced just before
Christmas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
HARNESS HORSEMEN
MEET IN CLEVELAND
Will Assign Dates for 1922
Races in Lake Erie
Circuit.
icy Associated Press. !

CLEVELAND, Jan. Stewards of
the grand circuit and men prominent
in the harness horse racing gamo
were gathering here tonight for the
annual melting of the stewards to-
morrow and Tuesday to assign dates
for 1922 meetings. IIorsemen in the
Lake Erie circuit thalf mile track
will meet Wednesday to allot dates.
President II. *. Devcrauy. of the
grand circuit. will not De able To at
tend the meetings, Secretary VIM II.
kinnan announced today
Detroit, formerly one Of the great
est grand circuit cities, will proba-
hly be member Of the circuit again
this year. il was said tonight with
the arrival here of William Peniield.
secretary of the Detroit Driving Club,
who will tomorrow make application
for membership to conduct q meeting
at tho Devonshire track at Windsor.
Ont, opposite Detroit. The Kenil-
worth track at Windsor is also an
applicant for date. according to Prcs-
N'Ht 'aihuct McfhTlue, OF tnat track.
kcnilworth and Windsor tracks are
separated by road and as Il result
it is possible that IL compromise may
tc reached and that instead of being
rivals. both tracks may he given
dates and work I'm harmony in n nine
day or TWO weeks meet. Under the
Canadian laws any harness horse
race meet is curtailcd to three days
in one week at the same track. To
comply with the law Il schedule may
be arranged to race the first three
days of week at one OF the Wind
sor tracks and the last three at the
other Both tracks are mile ova!s.
While no official action can be
taken until Tuesday, when the
stewards meet in executive session
il was learned from an authoritative
source that ono or both OF the Wind
sor tracks will be given recognition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
WILL RACE HERE FOR
SOUTHERN TITLE
lspecial 20 Tho Times. Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. G. Ian. S. Car
roll ponncl!y. the Southern profess
Siouul speed roller skating champion.
is working ont daily ut the Central
Coliseum rink her" in preparation for
his series OF three onc-nile races
with the cleveland. Ohio, masked
marvel" which are to he raced at the
night of January &c.
Richmond was chosen as the place
OF meeting on account of the dispute
between the managers OF the two
flyers as to what rink the affair
should be decided on. The result OF
the wranglc was the engagement OF
the armory at Ricl<lond, SO the heats
could he skutcd of! OH a neutral floor.
Donuclly Eas had phenomenal sue
cess in all h:S races this season. hav-
ing skatcd in nifty events, ranging
from one To ten miles, and winning
forty.
The "'maskod marvel" IL is claimed,
has raced practically every spc cd
skater in The country off their feet in
matches, anl Is primcd To annex the
southern ,ilic.
Donnelly is faNorably known in The
city in which the races are To be
skated. having hcsted Alex Taylor.
the Richmond professional. in three
races at Frederick sburg. Va, during
the season of 1905; Bernard Hamilton.
Of Alexandria, Va, 1T Culpcper in
1909. and Rollaway Smith at Hope
we'll. Va. in 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
CARPENTER PICKED To
WIN FROM AUSTRALIAN
Boxing Fans Pessimislic Over
Georges Lame
Fist"
sr-noUND nouT Is Scheduled
Former Challenger for heavyweight
title VIII Meet Ted "ItId.' Lewis
fur European Championship Hc-
Enrdless Of Outcome This Week.
lBy United News,

LONDON, Jan. S.-C;corg.s Carpen-
tier will have his chance next Thurs
day afternoon to demonstrate that
he is sim the man he was abou,
o'clock in the afternoon OF las,
July =. as he sat in his corner, EN- :
bodying every physical gift OF ma
turc. waiting for the gong. Carpcn-
tier has not fought since Dempscy's
right fist struck him down in that
fourth round. Thursday he meets
George Cook. the Australian. in a
2o-round bout at AlDer, aHall.
In the last cew mon,hs many re-
ports have come from France CON
corning the after effects Of Jack
D-mpsey's terrible punches to the
body. II was said that carpentier
was subject TO internal henorrhagcs
that he could not box three rounds
With his own shadow without gasn-
ing for breath. that his 'hcurt' had
been punched out in that terrific
beating. Carpenters right hand
which he splintcrcd against Dcmp-
sey's jaw In the second round also
has been doubtful weapon and
although Georges. himself. has
Claimed that II completely healed
followers Of the boxing game have
been watching him critically In
training to observe whether he
favored that lame fist.
Declares Hand IL Good.
carpenter has told many OF his
English friends that the hand is all
right. He insists, too, tina, he was
not permanently hurt by tho body
blows. But there Is strong belle!
among followers OF the game that
Georges has suffered at least a sharp
stump from the top of ms morale. has
iost that confidence which gave him
me audnci'y TO tackle the man killer
IN Jersey CRY not rs a human sacri-
nee. after the losers end, but as 4
Teh! challenger Tor the champion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
By W>tbrook Pcgicr,

united News stan Correspondent.
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Tcx Hickn,1
never drew on a glove in his life.
OUT he has whipped three champions
IN I'll. last few weeks and two OF
thcin seem To know they're whipped
hchny Leonard. Jack Britton and
'ohn Limburg.r Wilson. light. wei
ter and midhleweirht CHAMPIONS re.
SptctiHcly. boycottcd Richard Leon
ara was on III" silent promoter ''iust
because" bu, he and his manager
hiitf Gibson. would have left the
impression that they abhorrcd the
thought OF Rickard for some unc!ean
act.
Britton was not fi.hting for Tex be-
cause Richard would not let him
MAKO his own matches. according to
TIE stories heard among the gentle
MANY managers about town Wilson
wouldn't 20 in for Richard because
trS' az the ordsr Of the Jersey com
mission. was holding up purse OF
$4,000 due the Camambcrt kid for
that Labor Day go with Bryan
fowney In J g. y. j.
Billy Gibson. who manages Icon
ard. was trying To get up an opcasi
uon club with Il big amphithcntcr
u grab al the championship bouts
Leonard. OF course. would have been
u. resident star. Dan Morgan man
aseT of Britton, and Gibson were in
| hopes OF getting an armory. Wires
were jerked her. and there in the
political machine aud the Adiutant-
G"ncrafs office announced that IN.
aTnorics would he made available for
professional lights. High glce was
betrayed by Mcssrs. Gibson and Nor
gan. Then Richard ierkcd othe,
wires so hard that h. nearly tore
them out by the roots. and the state
Athletic Commission said that IN,
ar'norics would not he used because
IL would issue no licenses for armory
ciuts or for any other clubs beyond
those now operating. Less glce be.
lraycd by MessrS. Gibson and Nor.
gan about this time.
Leonard started touring tho coun
Notwithstanding at catchweights
/ He went TO Milwaukee to Nght Pink.
Mitchell a no-dccision 60. No-d-cis.
! Ion things are soft p:nkie got ar
acuie attack Of dandruff and the Mil.
waukce commission cancc'cd tn,
match
| Leonard was matched with 10,
yelling in New Orleans This. too
WIS cancelled. eI.conard's score was
Matches. two cancellations, two
pi"i.t. nothing, minus expenses L
Milwaukee.
NoboIy else in New York can m,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
TRINITY COACH SIGNS
CONTRACT AT LEHlGH
Will Take New Position in
June as Athletic
Director.

DURHAM. y. c. Jan. S-Coach
James Baldwin. who next year goes
to Lehigh University. is co-operat.
ing with the Trinity College Athletic
Council in arranging his successor or
successors. according to word given
out ut Trinity today. Announcement
Will be made in due time OF plans
which Will be gratifying to students.
TO alumni and to all who are inter.
es."d r. athletic sports. 1t was said.
NJ EsI:-in will remain ut Trinity
until June as director OF physical
training and will coach the basket-
ball and baseball teams. The con
tract which no has signed with Lee
high takes effect with the opening OF
the next scholastic year. Lehigh
University sought Mr.. Baldwin's scrv-
ices last year after he had agreed TO
come to Trinity, the salary offered
being in excess Of that provided in
the contract which he had signed
with Trinity. This year the Penn
sylvania university hcttered their
last year'st offer. The Trinity Attn
ietic Council offered Il substantial in
crease In salary. but considering all
circumstances. did not fccl il could
equal the sum offered by Lchigh.
In discussing his change. MIR. Bald
win said: Il regre, TO leave Trinity.
The future looN.d so bright and had
such hearty cooperation from sta
dents. Faculty and alumni. 1t took n
substantial incrcas. in salary over
that offered ~ Trinity to induce me
10 leave. | am cooperating in ar
ranging the future in athletic coach =
ing and will be glad To aid in the iu-
turc. | don't see how prospects could
look better for II good football team
for Trinity MeNt Ncnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
CITY AUDITOR MEASURE :
UP FOR ACTION TONIGHT
Council Committee on Ordi-
nances Will Attempt to
Wipe Out Docket.

most important meeting Of IN.
Ordnance Committee OF City Coun-
Gil Will be held at s o'clock tonight.
The committee will endcavor to wipe
out its docket. so that pending mat
ters may be reported 10 the Board OF
Aldermen tomorrow night.
Probably the most important meas
ure to receive the attention OF tho
COMMITTEES will be the ordinance de-
timing the duties of the City Auditor
and fixing the salary of that ONCE.
This paper was fully considered by
IA subcommittee Saturday. consistin,
of Aldermen Fuller and Nunnaily
and Councilman Morton, In confer-
cncc with Comptroller CoIcr, this
committee agreed TO an ordinance at
taching the City Auditor 20 the Fi-
nance Committee, whose clerk he
shall be. and who shall at all times
be authorized to act upon suggestions
rom the various heads OF tho de-
partmcnts and by any member of
Council The salary is fixed at sum
considerably less than The salary of
the Auditor and Accountant which!
office the new one will supcrcede.
Other papers to he considered by
the committee embrace an ordinance
regulating tn" hours OF moving pic
turs and other theatrical shows; an
ordinance increasing the salary of tho
city Attorney; one making II uulaw-
full for street cars or other vehicles
20 make unnecessary or avoidabic
noises: another prohibiting any per-
son other than licensed pcddlcrs from
selling or soliciting sale Of goods or
wares on the streets; resolution
creating the office of assistant TO Con,-
monwcalth's Attorney. and providing
salary therefor; n rcsoluti n request
ing city representatives in the Leg
tslaturc To Introduce and advocate a
bill authorizing the use OF voting ma
chimes in popular elections in Viz
ginia. and any matters which may be
taken from the table.
The committee will, in all proba-
hillty. discuss a resolution designed
To redstrict the school districts OF
the city 80 that the various wards
may have equal representation on the
school board.
The new Ordnance Committee con-
sists of Alderman Marx Gunst. chair
! man: Aldermen Ordway Fuller. Jo-
| scph c. Nunnally, Julian n. winfreo:
Councilmen w. e. Carpenter. Thomas
| Il. Morton, Edgar u. English, Jesse
c. Ladd and Percy S. Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
TEN GRID GAMES ON
SURGEONS 1922 LIST

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-JDhns Hon
kins will start the football season
with game with Princeton on Sep
tender 80. a schedule of ten games
has been arranged. eight Of which
Will he played at home. a few new
teams ara on the program. The
schedule Is not yet complete.
Plans are being prepared for Il new
stadium to be built nj Homewood.
Athletic Director Van Orman has cx-
amincd plans of every stadium In the
country. and II Is expected that plans
Will be definitely decided upon In
tho near future. Nothing less than n
seating capacity OF 10000 Is being
considered. This stadium. when An
ished, will fill a long felt noed In
tho city, and 1t should aid in the
development OF Homewood consider.
ably. !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
REFUSE TO AWARD CUP
TO ITALIAN AIRNIAN

fSpecial Gable To Times. Disno,.h 4,
PARIS. Jan. Sit now nnneors
certain that the Michelin Gun will MOI
ne awarded To the Italian pilot
Martinetti as the result Of a ruling
ny The international Aeronautic
committees and instead will 20 to
tho French pilot roirce for his rec
ORD OF thirty-Scvcn hours and
twcnty-thrcc minutes
The international committee in no
way accuses Martinciti nf fraud. but
simply states that there has been an
erroneous interpretation OF the
rules on his part But the fact of
IN" matter Is that the Aero Club OF
France refused To accept the timing
illrnishcd by the Aero cub of Italy.
and passed it on Ia the international
committee for action.
Copyright, l?22, Public Ledger CO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
RICHARD GETS BEST OF CHAMPS
WHO TRIED TO BOYCOTT HIM
Leonard Briton and Wilson Got Sore at Promoter
for Various and Sundry Reasons, but Now They
Are Scrambng for His Favors

the money Richard can pay for n
chanpion"hip hght and no champion
VIII take less than the utmost posi-
BE purse. Britton certainly wouldn't
FISK his title In one OF the skating
rink clubs about town. So his part
Of the boycott was called Off Now
h- Is signed TO fight the younger OF
tn. Shade brothers. OF California. i'm
the Garden this month Jack Perry
Of Pittsburgh. first got this matcn.
but leo i. Flynn is matchmaker of
the Garden aud manager of shade.
so Ferry was wronged from the start.
Flynn sends In his own BOYS when
ever SPOT shows up on the bill
Now. one hears, Leonard can he
persuaded To transfer the piukic
Mitchell match to the Garden where
he Knocked out Pinkie's older
brother Richie, the lightweight. last
winter. Pinkie is II weller.
Johnny Cheese got his s35.uO0 from
hickard in return for signing arti-
clcs TO night Harry Greb to Il de
cis!on for the midd!ewcight title.
Then he ran out OF the articles and
;humbcd his conk at the world and
ali, whcrcuron tho New York com
mission ana tho Boston commission
with swell unanim!ty. sockcd the
chcdhar champion with an Indefinite
suspension.
Now Wilson is receiving messages
frc:n Gus Wilson. no relation, who
was Georges Carpenters rubber a,
Manhasset, offering large bouquets oil
cranes for some fights in France
where they know and appreciate real
fronage. Being unable to gather any
of this easy money 1T home, Wilson
may have TO go abroad Bur This
talk oi Johnny's being broke or los
ing heavily in Wall Street founds
! like soda fountain gossip to those
! who know him Johnny is con
noisscur OF nrst mortgages and owns
| plenty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
by II. SELDOM TAYLOR * son.
Real Estate Auctloncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE. MODERN
T$Kkki KSowS AS !sos BENTON
trust TO tho Undersigned trustee.
dated August !. 1921, and duly re-
rico Circuit Court. in -. Il. 2l7-A. u.
3ay. default having been made In the
payment OF Il portion OF the debt
30 to do by the bcneGciufy. j viii
oncr for sale at Public AUCTION. on
the premises.
THURSDAY. JANUARY. II. 1922.
a, { O'clock +. ~.
the following described real estate:
Al that certain lot OF .a1 Tying
and being IN the County Irico,
state OF virginia. deslgn + Lots
Sos Of n tas; 2 IL HtN ara or H iae
ZION. as shown on revision OF the pia I
OF the property made by r. Crawford
duly recorded AT the Clerks ONCE OF
the Circuit Court uf ttcn-ico County.
map book II. page 10, bounded and
described as follows. to-wit: begin
ming ut n point on the west side OF
Benton Avenue. one hundred and Ave
t05) feet north OF The northwest
Intersection OF Benton Avenue ana
Young Street. and running north
along the west margin Of benton Ave
nue. seventy tIO) feet. thence west and
parallel with Young street one hun
Grcd and forty Giol feet to ii twenty
t.0) foot alley. thence south and
parallel with Ecntcn Avenue seventy
(70) feet. thence east and parallel
with Young Street one hundred and
forty I4O feet 10 the point OF be-
ginning.
TERMS: Cash.
This Is an ideal home, on "A broad
and well situated lot. In u growing
and convenient suburb. II Is worth
your while to attend this sale and
secure one Of the most complete littlc
homes in this desirable locality.
STUART &. CHRISTIAN.
Trustee.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR y son.
tugtIDu,.rS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
GERMANS REWRITING
TO TRADE BY BARTER
LRy Associa,edrressl

BEliLtN, Jan, Sin consequence
OF tho low buying power OF the mark.
Germans are gradually reVcrtine To
trade by barter. or To counting COM
modities and articles rs tie real
money unit.
IL is reported from pomerania that
peasant farmers have pledged them
selves To Sell eggs and butter at
prices measured in pounds OF nails.
In Berlin, Persian carpets are re-
gardcd as money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
WILL PROTEST AGAINST
SEIZURE OF SCHOONER
IBy Associated Pressl

WILMINGTON. y. G., Jan. s.
Formal protest against alleged un-
lawful arrest and seizure viii b-
made To the british amSa sSador In
Washington tomorrow by A. Cole
man owner. and Captain Thompson.
cr tho british schooner Messenger
OF Peace, brought here i'll tow OF the
coast guard cutie Svn.ii ole yrStcr
day Mr.. Coleman announced to-
night The protest Will he lodged
through british Nicc,Consu, Donald
McRac, ut this port. Coleman and
Thompson were placed under $1,000
bones yesterday and ordered To an.
pear next saturday before United
states commissioned.