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Ifffl TEAMS ON SCHEDULE
NCETON AND AUBURN GRID
TEAMS TO PLAY GENERALS
Athlrtlr Council unit I'lirullv Committer
llatinrN llurde*( l,|?t of
'?*inr? in Ycnr*.
ISpcclnl to Tho Times-1 >:spntch.]
LKX1NGTON. VA, Jan. IT?The
|*ith\etic council ;>iul I tic faculty com
fnlttcc on athletics of Washington and
Lcc University announced today th>
ratification of the r.'"0 football sclicd
lle of the Generals.
Without question it is the hardest
Series over at! mpted by a team > 1
?<m*JUtlc and While warriors.
Two new opponents appear. Prince-i
,lon and Auburn, nut both w II be f
Jfi|iwaitv?l w ith a gri',.1 ib al of interest. :
*SS3"'U' Generals invade I he stamping :
,>w>gn?uiul of tie l'ri:iceton Tiicora ill tho
.ftSJthlrd rramb of the s. .? <o.n l r II.e Hlue
White.
The ;i:ime with the V'iilvim.i l.\?
.'Qrpromlses to be the most iutcresting iti
?f?*the Southern section >"n< ' ? ? > 11? teams
jOofeated lliesman' Tornaeo the l>a st
[fenson. The ib ncruls an i the Tor
ado were not abb' to tind a date suit-'
Iblc t<"> hotli, ami so that classic stiag
iiftle will not be seen next season.
*Jwv" The schcduie as ratified follow ?.
October -- Davidson College, at
,exincton.
October ?? Wake Forest Coll..go. at
SSj^xinKtedi.
October if. Princeton Uni\prsily, at.
JtTJI'rlnceton. N. .'
*October Koanoko College, <it l.cx-1
?f?iiiiKl on
?Sk October ::<? -Viri-'iiia I'olyt cchn ic In- .
"^""stituto. at l.ynehburu. Va.
November ?< \V< ' V ~ ilia I":ii \ ? s -
j.^ity. at Charleston. W Va
November I Alabama Polytechnic
<*?.77nst it ut e. at Itirnnnuham. Ma.
November ijenrcrinwii I" 11 i v e r -
??.Kity, at Wafhincton, P. C.
S0BEI6N RACING THHIHES
WJ
Hull
;'EUROPEAN TRACKS HAD BIG 1
SEASON DURING LAST YEAR
^^Tpjiulnr Jiporl Mlr >tr|ilr Shortly
l't~l Alter Signing of
^>'^1 ArniNllcr.
flHWW"
lliy \i.otUinl I'rc-i.J
NKW i'OKK, Jan. .17.?Keports from I
">J^Various torc.0ii countries indicate mat
JJ^J'aclnc was one of 1 ?c lirbt c i the
?3nany sports to awnig into ii : t r 1 ?i?
?>*?ab*ain withiu a tew month:.' alter t no
i-r.^iKniny of the armistice. iiccords and
""""mat ist ics gathered from numerous
"*'!j2iources at tin dost ot the 1 :? I:? nut
VlZsPeason attest the Juct that racing .11
??Hloyed a prosperous session and pros-'
!"!T|ect8 favor a still gicatcr revival dur
tr^3n& the coining'year.
Dord Gianeiy. v. 110 head, the lift
t^isyinning owners 011 tile Gnglish turf
'f?for tlic season ol liiiy. purcna ;ed the
H3j5Dcrby winner, Grand Pamue, as a loai,
1-0 guineas. The colt hid a very
?f*nprofl table two-year-old career, par
>U3luuaarly while racing over tlie Irish
?^iJCpnrses. where he lini.-hed lirsi v.iai
"?<vinaes. Dominion. a stable cuinpann 11, ,
"\vaB the more fancied of the two lor
* _ Dejfliy honors by j,ord <Handy and ins
l*. trainer and -even lip to the start lor
!&. last yea,r s lilue Kilrami. at Kpsom
Downs, the hopes of the stable were
jffl centered on Domtnion, which ran ;n
S; dilfdrcntiy tiirougiiout the race. <irand
^ Parade is tlic son ol a loriner Demy
winner. Orliy, which was owned, hied
fi&and trained by Kichard Croker, the
**- America n liorseman.
?Si* l,ord Glanely's good fortune in so-I
tew curing sucii a wonderlsil toal 1?? r so
tjS.*sinaii a stun, extended 111 other diree
?J^..tions as lus run of luck was remarU
j3(-abi<-. His colors were frequently seen
?i?in front at the tinish in many laces
tlvjor platers and stake horse.-, at all
^^sorts of meetings. lies ides his Demy
jJStvictor which has been retired to '.ho
Ip^ritud, Dominion, S*'Otweli, Grand l-'let t,
ww'Skyroelivt, the Midshipinite and others
less caliber were winners of forty
.4 wo events, while his lilJy. lirigat
I mini 111.1 ill.;, UI IK.'l
^Pollv. was one of tho nest of her ues.
<^>Jn the t wo-yea 1-old division. L.ord
JtrtGla nely's winnings, in purses alone,
w'?"tnroug*liout the season, exceeded
^^?,0U0 pounds t S 150.UU0).
Dord Derby as a winning owner was
w^eccoiid, with about J11(?.0(.'U, and Major
McCalinoiit next, with S/t'.i'OO. King
v'*' George won eigiil races during the
t?^Beason, and about 4--.UUU.
vt?
ji-pr The tlat racing season of ID^'0, in
"^Kngland, will begin with the Dincolu
VTJSpring meeting 011 .March and the
^Jlrst of the l>:g handicaps, the l^in
*MCOlnshire. will be run on .March -?!.
?vsn'hc Divc-rpool spring meeting, which
Ij?mel udes tlat. hurdle .?nd steeplechase
ii2evenis. will take up ttie remainder ot
r?vthe opening week, the principal at
?JjytracLion being th< grand national
?Steeplechase, to be run on Friday,
J^larch -0.
The dales for the lOnglisii three
j?sycar-old classics have been announ.i/
follows: At Newmarket, L'.tK'ii
j^3?uincas. April and l,u('0 guineas.
.nsiApril ;to. At Kpsotn. the Derby, .lutiej
flff1. and the *.?aks, June. 1. At 'loncaster,
l^jtst. Legor, SeptertiHer ii,-.
Lady Jaines Douglas, whose horse.
*w Gainsiiorougli, was the winner of the
wiieiv Derby in 1HIS, won the oaks,
^another of the- classic races, last yea:
-."fcftvith Bayuda ut Kpsoin. This was Ilie
?v?Mjaly winner with which the llll> a
iRowner was credited during the season
Pttf 1519, but it netted her a sum of
IjBftfiB.OOQ.
|?Ah' "
I v. -For tho sixth time in succcst-ion S
^Dorfogiiue headed the list o:' Kng.:sii
Jrorofeasfohal jockeys last year. Duri ig
M-the season tiiis popular r.dor won I:':?
graces out of ;?ur. He tlni.-ind s? ^..a-i
^.107 times, scored seventy third and
wrode unplaced in ...; c -i.u I'ni.i..
Jfetniany other jockey Donog:.j,- i...f, n.
*"(ind any dillicuity in >.e,'|,:ng i: -
v,weight down, i:i la. I l.e s- ale 1 a -
i?*its 101 pounds in some of t lie m ; .
W?racr races. 11. rides as a fro 1: .
Bind' his services .ire In great d? nand
g^DonoghUe's winning ave- ge
?JUluit'o as good as tii.it ? 1 , a 11.-1 ra.:..n
v'-a?. are lake, but the i.itter rode lcs-s
**jtreqtienlly, scoring 1 t'O winning :>::uK
9Ut ot 31y. starts
fae?.
f' The bvttitig h. on trie Berlin race Jgtrack iiandied .0 hundred million
^^narks during : ason ju.-i ended,
^r.ivhich comprised s:xt>-seven d:i\ Tii,
swbulk of thv t/ci'.i.'ig was u.\ lunmng
-^raccs.
**;oi
""
Accordmg to I-.^h r;-. ir.g +v s
??-.Che l'Jl'.t s-eiisi-n Was tin -I sin ,-s
*^lil in the Kmvrald 1: - ;urf li story
.tsevcr before nad t ?? : ?. uM, : nn ;:e v
;J>een g.\en f'j; pui?<e.- .?:. I at : t.'.
?"?different ra-e :n?-. :ij,gs ? ? on t .,.
rvjpuntry. Tio ... ; v. .. :,,. own?r.>
?yjowevir, was. headed an Kng. sh
uowner of ti.o.-wugl. ? .M? \\ i'ar
j>ti?ish. who maintain.- .,'Xt?'i.-:vv ? a, n<r
??Quarter.- v\ -
value of tin :/.? am ... ; i,:
K*38,500.
r?v>
KjpAmong the lrj-.-i t;.. n ? j. J. p..
lJjBisoii was ? :y t he sits? ? ? ? - . .
!f?H tlilrty-four < f tin a- na . . . 1
-?4lled II n is lied in iron: :.: ? \ , ., : 1
"**ark in.son at one 11 :?!" s .
Bentiiled with tin f <?i ). . >1
broker's racers both .a lr- md and
. ingland.
Joseph Canty, who rsc ?:q:i v w ')
-ver the juinp.i 1 a ? ii- :1.?t .1 .
i?h Jockeys by v. mrrs.g ?
*ces, finishing econd in r r:> . :ir 1,:
"c/ring thirl . . nd riding
iced seventy-five tirin-. siu?s\'ing a
jptsreentage of ii !i p. . .,
"Tember of a family : ?
]fB whose fame p trtn 1 r y ; . j... -
t\ane and hu.d c rulei <i.p m.-i,
tree generations, was. . 1 ? l?.-? ? seeun t
Jlth tlfty-eight winn.r.g m-.u ?>:
\l.
Crloamir. g an .\ n-'r.. . . 1 ? r. <1
Itf, owatd by a N. w /.? .. .111 1 ?
fori, is credite?l v. it ?> having v. 1 r,. j
Ffiiiirtceii thousand poui.ds :?? ? n>
|n racing is a t w o - %, i .o .j tn 1 . :
a throc-year-o;d <;i< ?. 11 ?: - * <>
/eral Mt ikes lr :iidii .- p., 1 ?
1 Jockey f*!ub Derby rlo S- w Y.
id Derby and '"Sreat N'oitl-.-rr 1
ti last year he wa? (it
?nts of a cash v'ln" of < ? '
New York Organization
Asks for Tennis Event
I lly A**oelated I'rrs*.]
>H\\ Vdltli, Jan. 17.?A |i|t Men
tion for llic l!?M) iintionnl litvtti
IciiiiI.n sltiulcn loitrtin
inciit ulll lie inndc by llic Writ Side
Ten nl* Cliih, it nnN announced t??
tliij. The iln-Nlim to ?ik llir I nilril
>tntc?? I.:i?n TcutF. \sNOclnt Ion for
only ?lil> jf.-ir's rtrni ??<i rcni'liril
<11 llic n n ii tin I nicotine of tin- <>lnl>,
"liii'li ended curly today, after mi
:? 11 - it IK '> * illsi'iissliin of tlic evceii
tlxr commit lrr\ rccoitiiuc ndution to
apply for a Ihc-ji'iir n?urd.
ROANOKE IM. C, A. LOSES
MAGIC CITY FIVE GIVES
V. P. I. BUT SLIGHT TROUBLE
lilnck*Iniru tjniiit I'llcs \ |i Siihstnn- |
tinl l.rml In First lltilf mid
Is \ftlT 11 I'll tl I'll.
!Special lo The Times-Dispatch.'!
HI,A' 'KSHt/Kt-!, V.V, .Ian. 17.? With |
Norman Walker ami Graham playingr I
stellar ball Virginia Tech liad little
diilicuity hi U? feating Koattoku V. M.
t.'. A. here tonight, TiS to 21^
Ti-i-li Marted tin; scoring early in the
game and ran ui> a lolal of twenty
iiiin' points to their opponent's eight
in tin lir.-i period.
H alKnr, Graham and Wharton play-,
?mI in midseason btylc ami many of
their shots were phenomena 1.
For the visitors, Carlton. 1<\ Knglcby,
Kurks unil G. Ktiglehy featured.
Tech plays I laiiiptioii-.SUlney hero
W edncsday. Line-up:
"'"??ill. . I'oj-Ii ion. lloaiiolip.
Wiiar; mi rluht torward Tlitnan
Walker left forward .(C.)K. IStiKloby
V "r- 'i tt'.l center Fnritou
1:lioil? ; . riulii cii.'irii Murks'
Hi'.MM.- irft pliant IS. linilU-by I
J-1 j ( tit :iu-:. Tceli?? iralia in anil t'rls-p;
It i?:ok? Thornton. itoali frotji tl.ior ? I'ur
ri:? 11. : Wharton. S: Walker, lo; Hhodcu.
Graham. !l; I*. Knulcby. 3: t'arlten. 4: t?.
I"nrii t>v. Goals from foul?I'arrlvh. 4; !?'. I
Km;jet.\. U- f? reo -White tllavldsuii): j
l aiturc?Hunt (Kiiii^s AkuIcm.
CADETS BEAT ROANOKE
MAGIC CITY COLLEGIANS
NO MATCH FOR V. M. I.
I.rvlnslnn Klir (hil|ii\Hsf* mill (irnrr
(i 11 % Outplays \ Initing- Ap;srr
? cut ion.
f Special to The Times-Dispatch.j
IjK.V'I.NCiTU.S', VA? Jan. IT. ? Virginia
Military Institute defeated Itmhoke
College, 80 to l l. in a basketball game
here ihi.s afternoon. The cadets led the.
way from the starting signal ami noni
pl'itely outclassed the visitors
The work of .lore Hunting and Lee
for V. M. I. stood out. as spectacular,
while Glenn and M tine did Some stellar
work for IJoanoko College. The linc
ni? and summary:
V. M. 1. Position. Roanoke.
iliintiiiK rlchl forward Muse
I left forward Peters
Summers renter Glenn
H.i< liurach left Kuard CbiiDinun
I.'o<- h ritht i:uard Aitrun
Sunimurv: Substitutes. V. M. I.? Houicvn<
f >r t.'-e. Stuart for Haeharacb. Hawkins for
l..o. t'.iiuubc I for Kiiiuinc: Kounoke Tin
i icy for tilenii. Claris for Chapman. Graham
for Muse. Field coals Hunting. 8: Lee. 10:
Summers. 4; Kacharach. l.eich. .'i; Muse.
:t: Glenn. 2. Altrun. 1; Stuart. I. Foul coins?,
lluiuii!" t ltefcrec. Steuhena tW. and 1. ?.
Timekeopt rs?Head t V M. 1.), Norman
<koanoke College). Time of halves?-U min
ute B.
WILLIAM AND MARY WINS
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
Willintiishurgr t'ollege Uulnt l'o?*riMtj
SI router Punch mid Takes llaskrt
liall llnuic .Marked by ItoiiKbncMM.
ISpecial to The Times-Dispatch. 1 ,
W ll.LlAM.-BLMtO. VA? Jan. 17.? I
William ami Mary tonight defeated the i
Fortress Monroe basketball team by |
t ae score <>f :t" to 27 in Cary Gym- i
ttasium, after one. of the hardest ligiits 1
<?!' the season.
While no unnecessary roughness
took place, the teams fought hard
throughout and several times mixed
it pretty lively. j
Docker, the center of the visiting
team, made a favorable impression
upon those present by his playing. !
Three times he knocked the ball
through the net alter being called!
upon to jump wilh one of his oppon
ents. This was the first time such an
exhibition has been seen on the local
court.
Fierce and Brooks, forwards, star-,
red for William and Mary and secured'
all but four ?>! the points made by the i
Indians. Decker, at center, and Nio
ettm, left forward, did the besi work
lot 1 lie visitors The score:
W i.jj.iin .iiui .Marj Fortress Monroe.
I'l' t' " .. ... left forward .Moirutn
H'.'oks riKht forward Diamond
1 lose renter Deck-r
' elltl-. s- left puard Foullt
loiing Ilk-lit Kuard Hickman
Sumina i Suli ; i tiitlcni*. William and
.?!i?r . flu.|-t?n ft*r Piorc**. Henley I'or Drooks,
,i.i\ner for Fontr-ss'; Fortress Monroe?
f,.; Hi.unoml. WIiikoihI for Foulks.
do;, i : !om ? oirt?Pierce. 9: Itrook*. 7.
Flo- . I; Joviier 1; Nieclim. S; l)iamon<l. 1;
li'M-uer. 11 l'k man, 1. Foul jjoals?Pierer
1. Keeker. . H-f.t Wallace tWiHIam and
Mary i.
IIMS TO PUT VIRGINIA
WILLIAM AND MARY TEAM
CLOSES FOR BIG GRID GAME i
Srvrr*l Nrw rullrccit Included In i
of CdiitOMla llimkrd for \rvt
l-'ull.
(Social to The Tirues-Dispatch. 1
WIM.I AMSUriUi. VA? Jun. IV?Wil
liam stml Mary College will have si rep- i
resentative football schedule this fall,!
according to announcement by Man
ager Hland.
The Indians are to meet the Uni
versity ot Virginia eleven sit Char
lottesville. on September 2r>; Virginia
Polytechnic Institute team sit lllacks
burg. on Uetolier 2. and (.isillsiudct Col
lege. of Wsishlngton, D. O., in ltlch
iiioikI, 011 October 9.
In order to get in shape for the Vlr- I
ginia game. Coach .liininy Driver prob- !
ably will summon his gridiron war
riors (o Williamsburg for practlco ear
ly in September.
That William and Mary secured a
contest with \'irgini;t is attributed to
(lie i'ordistl bsiseball relations already !]
existing and the presence of .liiumy i
Mrlver. who starred in foot!-ill and
baseball at Virginia, as head coaeh I
here.
The above schedule permits the In- j
dlans to play three championship j
games, sis the six gsime rule wan abol
ished at si meeting of the. Virginia In
torcolleglate Athletic Association l*'ri
day night, in Richmond.
JOHN"MARSHALL WINS
RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL
QUINT TAKES EASY GAME
Chorlnttmillr (''! ve limbic in Mntcli
Trnni work of l.neal llnyx,
and I.ipuck tint.
John Marshall Iligh School defeated
Charlottesville llitrh yesterday alter
not n by the overwhelming score of 51 ?
to f in si speedy eontust which took!
place in the Y. M C. A. gymnasium.
The game was a clcsm. hard-fought i
contest front start to linish. and al- i
though tlie visitors were outclassed in
? very department <>f the game, they [
put nji si light which was remarkable I
for its sportsmanship and rivalry.
In this, the second game of the sen- i
yon, the Marshallites showed consider- |
sible improvement over the game with 1
l'etersbut h, wnich team they defeated
last Saturday, and their teamwork was
one of the results of recent hard prac
tice
Although 'Pat** Carroll was easily
the outstanding star of the game, every
man on the lUue sind White quint
played well. The guards rendered e.\ ?
cellmt support, not only >>n defen.-e,
but several time* advanced into their
opponents' territory, and scored seversil
points.
Carter. Charlo'.iesville's right for
ward. was the most noticeable man of i
the vi. iting aggregation, and scor-id
of their points.
The line-up:
.1. M. Position. CharVille.
Carroll .... left forward .. Uonavita
h 'apt.)
TIi -I?s ritrht forward Carter
Todd center Irvine ?
liyder ...... left gnsird .... Johnson
(Ca n t.)
Marrin rigt guard Visi
Summary: Substitutions?John Msir
shall, Pethel f;>r Ryder. Ilollida;* tor
Todd. McKee for Hi<.k.*, Tj son for Mar
rin: Charlottesville. Hawkins for Via.
l-'ield gostls?Csirroll, 10: Todd, 3; Ttyder,
. Hicks, J; Marrin, 2; llolliday, 2: Mc
Kee. 1; Csirter, 2: Honavita. 1. Goals
from foul?Carroll. Carter, 2. Ref
eree ?Devine. Timekeeper?Harris.
Score by halves:
Total.
John Marshall 27 24 f>l
Charlottesville i? 2 S
Time of halves, 30 minutes.
CADETS TO MEET PENN
Virginia Slllltarj- Will Piny Univer
sity of Quaker Slntp Next
t'n 11 on t.'ridlron.
I Ry As^Jc'a'ed Press ]
DRXI.VGTON, VA? Jan. 17?The. 1920
football schedule of Virginia Military
Institute, including a game with tiie
University of Pennsylvania, was an
nounced tonight as follows:
September 25. lloanokc College at I>;xlnc.
ton.
october 2. TTampden-Rirtney at l.c-iington.
October P. University of Virginia at Cliar
lo'tesville.
October 1C. Citadel Rt Lynchburg.
October '^3. University of Pennsylvania at
Plillii'lcliihla.
October SO. North Carolina State at Jjex
incton j
November fi. University ot North Carolina I
al Chapel Hill.
Xov-mber 13. Catholic University at Lex- ||
inuliin.
Xovombfr IS. .Virginia Polyt?"hnic Insti
tute sit Itoanoke.
I'll*! (.Iniiln l<rsvo Next Month.
XK\V YORK. Jsvn. 17.?The first
group of pi.i % V of the New York Nst
tionai I.eigne club will start for the
training camp at San Antonio. Texas,
February L's. it was sinnonticed today, j
Training will liegin March 2.
Confederate Museum |
12th and Clav Streets
Open Daily 0 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Saturdays 0 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Admission 25 Cents.
WRESTLING STRAKD
THEATER
Tuesday, January 20, 8:30 P. 31.
EARL CADDOCK
185 rounds
?VS?
MASKED MARVEL
175 1'ouihIs.
Prices: 50c, 75c, $1.00 $1.50. Ringside, $2.00.
WHERE THE CROWDS GO."
1J. F. KEITH'S
LYRIC
31 on day
Tuesday
Wednesday
Matinee Every Day nl 3:00 o'clock.
Two Shows Every Night at 7:5iO and 0:00.
A HEAI, KEITll FESTIVAL?GUARANTEED TO PLEASE
Fremont 15V SPECIAL AKKANGEMFNT
BENTON AND ELLIOTT
in Tlicir Laughable IMaylet,
? A IJKEAKFAST FOR TWO"
Harold
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORI>1NAItV
FOSTER BALL
Assisted l?y EARL ROSS
in an Exceptional Character Comedy Offering
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
Wyatt's Scotch Lads and Lassies
NINE CLEVER ARTISTS
in a Sinning, Dancing and Musical Effusion
i:\TltA I EATCRE
IV-drini'v Simian Actors
"I n11 (in a HaltIcsliip"
Sl'l;? I \L I'ATIIE NEWS
_ADDED FEATl'ltE
Gypsy Momlitli and Rro.
A (,'onieily Novelty
New Topics of I he Day
COMING Frank Gabby, Rives and Arnold, 1/caeh W?I
TuiiDCnAV ,rn ,l'?. !<<?">> and Mabel llarl, Creamer,
I nUKjUAY Itarion and Sparkling, etc.
LATEST STYLES, ALL SIZES, SQUARE TOE, WITH LIGHT BUCK TOPS;
SUEDE TOPS IN TAN, BLACK, LACE AND BUTTON, TO GO AT
Biggest Shoe values ever offered in our great shoe sale, now on. Every pair,
the latest style and finest leather obtainable, including Square Toe, Button,
Tan and Black; genuine Buck Top, with rubber heels, Russia calf, Blucher
and Bal, with the FORM FOOT LAST; also Russia Calf English Bal. V/e are
offering these wonderful $14.00 to $16.50 values at the remarkable low price
of $9.99 a pair. Come tomorrow and satisfy yourself that we are giving you
real values for your money?
These Shoes are part of our regular stock?not odds
and ends, but genuine $14 to $16 values, and you save
money on every pair you buy?
Come in Tomorrow and Look Them Over
Stores
In
Philadelphia,
Charleston,
Wilmington,
Richmond.
No Better Clothes
ITEM'S WEAB
627 E. Broad St. Phone Madison 3149
GIRSHOE
FOR
MEN.
None Better.
"Ask Those
Who Wear
Them."

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