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ATHLETIC CARNIVAL AT GRAYS?AMATEURS MAKE CHANGE
BOXING 11 WRESTLING
MATCHES K ON CHAD
Prominent Athletes Booked
to Furnish Attraction at
Local Armory.
smith \m> n.\>sr.\ to ci.\sii
I'nnulnr Middleweight Hrnppler* In '
IVlitilrc Kvent? l'n?l V.ilinK->?cT* 0> !
Mcrt In I'rrlliiilnnrj ? llo*er?? Kven
|> Mntehert?I'lrfcl lloiil ?t J?tl.?. |
('?.mpnny II. First Infantry. Vlr- '
KinlH National 'biard. will lu>l?l an.
Athletic carnival t-nnrht In the Crays',
Armory for the benefit of the nth- I
I,tic association. Two wrestling
mutches and three boxinj; boul* w ill
be put on Muring the nisht.
"fceke" Smith iniddlew eiphl wr.s-;
tier of Richmond. arid Krjts Hansen. J
of AVllminjrton. N. ?*.. huvo been I
littdked i" fiirnlsh the main attrac-,
lion on 11,., card SniitU met
here la?t \-.nA I or the fll iddlew i'Il l.t
championship of tin- Soiltf and left
the- mat tl?< vl. t..r- lans.n will ai
I-iiifi to i?tricve Ki" lost luuiels. and
the bout. r..? (1. nl.t. will be a last "He. I
rtoinn a local product. Smith is a
favorite here. but there are i:ian>
Mho hive respect for Hansen and ui.l
support him. . . ,
Those In charge of the carnival
announce that the first wrestling
mat '11. between ??Mutt" Orlllilh anil
"Pixie" I'uph, of Richmond. w ill be
cin at R: 1 r> o'clock. The preliminary
bout will be for the amateur m jl
rtlewelpht championship of Ki; n
itioud. l'UKli won the t r
In n lonrpamont conducted b> tli
Church Hill Athletic Association. Hi"
* 1 s are <*v#*nly tnat? iv <1 anil in ? n
cellent I'omlition for tjie fray.
The three boxitiff matches will b
between members ..f Companj U and
local boys. They were arrant*. .1 for
the members of the company onb.
but the public will be in; iteil to t e
nia in and witness the box n
? ? h.-s. Thre. of the most prnin
niotchos. Thre. of the most pr'
|.,L. boxers in Richmond are In
tli.
inir boxers ,
roinpanv. and the winn- r?s will ?
,;are.l the city .lampion in each
di"Happv" Brooks. ' flyweiKht. v.ill
m.-mt the ci>!? ? r?? "f th mpany In ?'
bo-t against "Speedy" Whitney. I'll
have appeared at the llrondway Ath^
letlr Club and the Talks' < lull and
sre 1 si=t youngsters. Chris l.ryan
will rer?re?eni the uMiardsinen i" !
bout acalnnt Herbert ? ole. Both an
lichtweiKlit urapplers and " ,
known In nichmo'id. The last mat. h
,,, the program will be between ban
?sin vv e i c h t? with Art Casola repre
srntinfr the militiamen. His oppon
ent has net been selected.
GOOBERS SWAMP M l)
BY NORFOLK FIVK
|Special to The Time*-V>lspa?clt.l
X? >RKOI..K. VA.. Mar. !i -Maury
High School tonight literally swamp
ed the Petersburg llinh School quint
by the s- ore of 41 to it.
The pace set by the local quint
> a used the visitors to cave toward
the end of the first half, and the
team went to pieces. There wan no
letup In the Maurv drive from siart
to finish. The urine was played on
the Portsmouth IUkIi School court
and ' nillle" i;..och, ->f Richmond
refereed.
1.1 n o - u p: t
Frledberif. .. forward Har.;.
OilhiP-- forward *' '
McCoy c--arl
Tc?eii3 f.i.". *'" } ?
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FUR f<<>-K??oT P!.r NG:'.
Ill- \Y.?k> T I
tiic lit i>\ "
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Of 16 2-r. seconds i>y 'y.
Mfaulnr. . f < ? -
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WORLD S CHESS ( H YMP
TO VISIT OLD CO! NTKY
[?v Ass FT- -?
NEW YOItK Mar h IS. H.
f'apalilanc-i. v. . h. ? . ?
tallt d t ? i):i ?: ; ? : ?
Will comix to it. the < hi ssri astcr'i
t'-rnn( lonai ? ? :r: mi.- t ? in
Jtoxt July. II- v . ?riv* t.t- t nr.. ?
ary iterics of exhibitions in France;
and Spain.
l?ur:nn 1 .-> . .r-? no . ff ? ?
||* mildi' I<> :.ri .In;.' f-.r \ .
champions!): |. i ?, w1. i>. *!,??
ItnlWnut- in i.r ? .Hi' .
CIVIC: SI Mill M I <t|{
CITY OK SA N KKANCIS< 0 j
kan m'.ani : v,.m. t.
KranciHco i ? ? i ,i ? ii.i....
Mir?-'i a c ivi. ? itliuiil '.It Ii. i;,iW
Park of :i ?i:"< .- .tin I-nt to m.Tiiin
inodate On ?.?J vmj. .i; gain's A com;
ll?iU<< >>i It.' "! ? ! M.i . IV iM.I -
yesterday v. . i >?;. . r?.?
Mfidium fl!< 1;i tli< [,.iiV: land.- if tl."
H.22-lf;2n I. i.<(,'< ' Thi mi .. r
v aiiprovf'3 tin ] ? j< rt t u /> n
N^O.
Kllbutic I?> lour I'iikIuiiiI.
OLKVKI.ANI?, Mm I' .I?.lii.r.v
Kilhane. fcalh'-r-u ? .lit ... ? . i ?'
the world, will J? ? r ? .< mi J>*. ?
day for a t?-.. moi.tli- I;, t ,n
luKinR tlx- tiiim f'T V. * V ?! i.
clay Kllluun} said In- v..old
Home fitfhtH Willi l;urf.p. :.n I.; tli-:
welKhts. !!'? bald he would not <ii
cuos a fifc'l" witli Johnny I??ir??i? ? ? -
who hus el?alli-iiKfd i-.ti and j.<.s-t<-d
h 510.000 forfeit, until !.<? n tiiri.- from
Europe.
Movlr Hlar l?> llnirr lllir liner.
INDIANAPOL.IS, INI).. Man h 16.?
?<, Wallace Kcid, movlnn-pictur.. utar
haa leaned a racing automobile and
will try to qualify for tin- annual
tlOO-milc race at t Ik lndianapolin
Motor Bpeedway. May 30. it was an
nounced here today. Reld will drive
the cat* wkich finished fourth in th<
1??1 r??". ty ??id.
Racing Results
>IOIII I.K.
First race?First. Aiverida: sec
ond. Knos; third. Mr. Kruter.
Second race?First, Rack Bay;
second. San Diepo; third, Sea
Hon r<l.
Third race?First. Murphv: sec
ond. Jago; third, Carl Roberts.
Fourth race ? First, Urace
Mayers; oecond. Financial Roos
ler: third. Rimllco.
Fifth race?First. C a p t a i ti
Hums; Hccotid, olive James; third,
Boml1a.1t.
Sixth race?First, Rxccution;
second. Miss Croat wood; third.
War Kclief.
HIKE RECUURSIBSE
TO ENTEBPRISING COLTS
Babe Rulli (iets .Triple and
Single for Rookie
Outfit. ,
f I*> I'liited N'ewj.)
NKW OUI.HAXS. March 15.-?The]
Vankee regulars. minus Ruth and |
Metisel, made th. ir first appearance I
h* a team in a six-inning: panic with j
the rookies, and were heat en, 12 t0
Ruth play.-.i tirst oase for the
rookies and made two hits?a triple
and a single?in tw? official times at
?nit. lie also drew two passes and
scored four runs.
The regulars* took the field as Man- !
ager Miller 1111 perils expects to play'
thrm in the openinu panic of the1
season with l-ipji at first. Ward at
second. Scott at short, Raker on third
"?i" ,!'l;\vsto.r.- ^Uller and Skitimr in
the Held. !? reddle Hotmail 11 caujrht
for this coinhinntion. with r.crnie
( ulp and Bobble Tecarr dividing the
pitching.
'?or the rookies. Ruth placed first
w:tli McNally at second. .Mitchell at
short. McMillan at third. Mouse).
(ifinsliv and Tucker in the outfield!!
and Al. Hevortner behind the plate!
lieorge Murray tiad Hornier Wile..11
pitch* d fftr tin* rookle>. and the lat
ter. a slender young southpaw was
especially ? 1'fecti.ve.
Norman McMillan, plavlnc third
has.-- for t lo: rookies, v. ;t~ a leading
factor in t lie victory of the colts.
!-? made two triples, one of th< 111"
with the bases filled, in the lirt-t in- I
ni up.
Camp Skinner welphed in with a I
triple and a single for tin regulars
and ? did Wit I lie i; ? p. Th. 4 or.- !
? .. R. M. K.
Rookies i'.IO ;nr. 12 1:: 2]
Regulars Oil lien? 11. |
Thursday the Vanko.-s will plav I
aie.1 her exhibition with th. ] a") 1
South, rn l.oamti-rs.
SOUTHERN JOI RMIY
FOR YALIvS TOSSKRS|
[ By United News.]
NKW YORK. March JR.- Tin Yah !
baseball Bouad. now going tf.r
indoor workouts at New llav.-i will ]
start off fi>r Macon. Ua., on April V 1
thirty strong. for a training trip !
eleven dajs. Malcolm Aldrlch tv-<
fatnou* footba 11 htai. la captain >.f the I
baseball t"am and another mi-nil- r
of the sipiad Is Tommy .Ton. f. the]
JOUIIK.-Wt 1-f the f.iir.o-.js .(ones l.'roth- I
ers. w Im'm- names hav.- to-. n promin
ent i:i \al<- athbtl hlstorv. j|, jK
trying for second has.-.
Perfect Wentlier t.reels Team*.
HOT SPRINGS. ARK.. March IB.?
1 ? *?- ' ? ;? ?! v ea'.h. r her- ? |?v
Brooklyn Pilot Plea.?e<l
^ 1 th Pitchinsr Staff
Tr>g.S To woo SlceP
bv closink; eves q?jT
is conscious or
JIGGUkIG OP TraiiJ
ArsJ p PAS.SlfJC? T?v/Vis/s
JUST THE SAi^E.
"Tries To pot mind WTo
Blank - ? - Pwhcs opt1'
Covering- Too va/^rm -
looks at watch by
OOT\SlE>?= EIUCTriC
Lights....... Deathlike
.SlHKS thJTo LETHARGIC
5TATE AS Porter.
Jostlcs Htiv> To Get uP
R6ARRAMGe5 PlLLOUiS
AS TrainI 5TARTS WILV
NAAKG EftRMGST EFFORT
Movie of a Man Who Cannot Sleep on a Railroad Train By Briggs
Cepjrlfkl, (<? Tf<b??t Ul.
Reads articles >m
N'.AG'AZirJe -? The last
Available Reaoinc
WAT TVTR
^Ou55S li6mt
looks out AT NAME
OP- TOWN/. oni DEPOT
AS TRMM J TO PS
R1 STOPS BASEBALL
IRK AT WILLIAMSBURG
Driver Forced to lake Wil
liam and .Mary Toss*
ers Indoors.
[ Sjiot-ial 11 ? The Tim 1> spat-h.l
\V!I.I.IAllS|:li:ii, V.\? Mil roll |5.?
A heavy l ain t...???>* t"?? i ? ??J the Indian
| baseball i andldutes to work out in
the nymnas:t!ni. I.'nloss thi weather
J changes suddetilj, tin- William and
| Mary men will not lake the lield
aualn f?>r?- Friday. The iess of this
' tiim will be fi ll, as the locals
i have but a little more than two
I weeks before the opening Rami- of the
1 f-eanon.
i Yesterday the varsity and the
> rubs locked horns In practice
! iram*-. <'each Driver used all of last
? > - r's- letter no u on the varsity,
shifting <Murk t-? oeconil base and
? ;.i4 liar .>. ? <1 in the box. I'obh
? ?? ?: ? I...vi? t'-nter nem. 'I'l.o rest of
the tear: iinei! -:p .-is follows: t'hund
? r. > . ? lor. i . .k i , lir.-1 ha ;-e; 1 lie Its.
v1 rt.-top: I.uwe, third base; .1.
- Her, l' ft field: White, riu-ht field.
. ft*. in- : I- l.e | two Inniim- for the
[var.-.t\. atnl Thompson pitched two.
? ?.< v n.-n >uc eedinfj Hut'wood <>n the
' rr. d.
1 ... ley, u product of the Mc
1 ? ?? - S is ?-hi?witiK speed lie
hat. H" is iiffKresMlve and
?l. lots speed. "Casey" Jones,
? .ri^'ht f<>r Woodherry several
:? ear.* ?(?<>, also is exhibiting' niee
: r i.\ ..i il,.- re< elvinK vaine.
V. .??" r ? V.. v. ho hit. .550 in tin
- ? ? tmr i^u< last summer, is pliiv
? - .t * iM n ir th< outfield. ! I <
i. ? r .I. .!, a I'll is fast
Ave v.- the new pitchers who fir-1
- jnf? up well are Thompson and
I^ur.e. both southpaws.
fiRKB I.OSKS NO TIMK
CI! TIINNKY
! liv I ?nited News. |
I NKW YOltIC, March IB.? Harry
'i.-'i. i- no tune eii;iii.i,mim
'I ? for the latter'* title
Am'.-: I:?:ht Ilea vv weiu?it ehain
p."ii. Tu'-vev :ti reported to he will
iiiif t'. <Jreh ii chance and the
? tna;. be bundled in the tliirden
! h< for'- the or,i-n-air season begins.
Yf.?> '? -1 ? ? 11 rnar<;it;eiiieiit wiiiiln the
j right for .. .Int.. in May
: It v.'i,id be understood that the
? v "ifi-r v. . '1 t the next American
? ' 'i ??"!! fJeorues Citrnohllcr.
E have never sold El
Producto as a "popu
lar priced" smoke. It has
been our aim to produce
the best cigar we know
how and sell it for enough
to make a fair profit.
Never have we tried to save a
fraction of a cent on the quality
of Havana tobacco that goes into
it. 'I he most expert workman
f.hip that we can buy noes into
its making. That in i i <1 and
flavorful hlend, which makes lil
i'roducto what it is, has never
\ varied.
C. H f. CIUAK CO.. Inc.
yV. Phil?rfelphi?. Po.
%
*%,
Bouquet
ICc straight
Di^triliutnr:
S THAI'S ('I<?A K CO..
ItiHunoml, Vji.
Puritano
Fino
J 3c or 2 for 25c
MLLE. LENGLEN BACK
IN TOURNAMENT TEN MS
l Ity Associated Press. ]
Nil' K, March 15.?Mile. Suzanne
l.enKlen today played lier first
tournament tennis sine.? she wan de
feated l>y Mrs. Mollu Isjurstedt Mai
lory last Htimmer. Slio was paired
with Count Michael Soumarokui
Kistoii. former Kustsian champion, in
the mixed doubles, and with Miss
teiizabeth Hvan, of California, in the
\\ omen's double*?.
While the L>cu(rlcn teams won both
j mnt'dies, t>-0. 6-U and 0-1, fi-l. respee
| lively, the French star failed t>? dis
| play her best form and kept away
i in in tii.' net, belnif content with a
Ihuck-eourt |!Hme. She appears to be
still short of the necessary training
for a hard slnKles ina|<'h.
! HOLLAND'S GAM EN ESS
STAMPS IIIM COMER
I Itv I'nited I'ress. 1
N'KW VORK. March 15.?Jack
Deinpsey's friend. Jlniniy PntigluTiy,
of l^elperville, I "a.. regarded .as a
t-ond judKe of fighters, believ.s th'-re
is the material f?>r a mar heavy
weight In Jim Holland. Iialtiinore
fighter of I!??? pounds, who ?|t:it to
Fred Fulton I ft the sixth round of a
fl?ht in Philadelphia Tins.iay niuht
after one of. the finest exhibitions
of uameness . seen there in years.
Fulton floored Holland. who is in
experienced, four times tn the first
ifiunO. Holland finally retired when
both of his eyes were clotted.
!."? blue-BLOODEI) IX)<;S
COMPETE FOR S TAKES
i By Associated Press. 1
l.liTOHATCHIH. ALA. Mar. Ji If..?
Tlic l?i.\io puppy stake wan started
here Wednesday morning. with head
quarters at this place. There were
forty-five bluo-blooded pointers ami
setters that faced the flan for a try
out fur tho rich puppy stake.
Those puppies represent the royal !
Mood of America and havi* been'
trained to tho minute by this profes
sional handler.
The trials are being conducted on
the plantation of II. I.. Boners, 11.
i'owell and \V. T. Karrington, which
contain about -to.oiio acres. Those
trials bring together p'lppbn from
far-off Canada, California. New York
and tho extreme South and Kast.
A number of patrons and owners
were in attendance today. Andrew
Sago. New York millionaire; l.ouis
I.ec llaggin. of l.ouisvllle. Ky.; John
I'owell. of North Carolina; Scott Uni
son. Mr. McCall and Hiis Ryan, of
Atlanta, and a great number of other
sportsmen are in attendance.
exhIbition <;ames
n. ir. b.
St. Louis (A) 7 ;? ti
Mobile (S) :i <; 7
Batteries: Overlook, Meine. Pavis
and Collins, Billings-. Roberta, llol
lingsworth. SiieiX'Ulicrj; and i'ond.
It. If. K.
New York (N) f> ;? l
Chicago (A) 2 11 4
Batteries: J. Barnes. Nehf and
Snyder, Smith; Uoberlson, Wilkin
son and Schftlk. Var> an.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO HOLD Mil MEET
I
Indoor Affair Takes Placc,
Saturday Afternoon at
Howitzers' Armory.
Athlete* of the Knlfilits of Colum
bus Athletic Awsociat |<>n will hold a
clmeil track meet nt the Howitzers'
Armory next Saturday afternoon,
with prm*tIrally th<> entire member
ship i>f the oraa uizat ion participat
ing. Kvents characteristic of all In
door meets will ho put on. Thu !lrat
event will Ix-cin at
A feature of the meet will hi* a
one-mile relay between live teams
selected from the association. utul a
.similar affair between three .Scout
troops of Hlchmonil. Troops 71. 37
anil -I have announced that they
will enter the special relay race.
There will h<- no admission charged
iinil the public Us Invited to altcml.
The list of events follows:
(?no hundred-yard dash. 220-ynrd
(lash. 440-yard dash, 880-yard run,
one-mile run. one-mile walk, stand
ing broad Jump, running broad Jump,
standing hltfh Jiimn, running hlnh
Jump and tug-of-war.
(limits SutVer I<*roni Sunburn.
NliW YOI1K. March IS.?John Mc
<'.raw's world champion (Slants are
.suffering acutely from sunburn down
at San Antonio. And Cecil Causey
i has followed Johnny Rawiings to the
i hospital for treatment.
Performance That Lasts
The Hupmobile is a remarkably fine per
former when it's new; and the same fine per
former when it's old.
The twelve-year-old Hupmobile still exerts
a sharp demand in all parts of America, and
continues to render yeomen service.
Owners, and those who buy in the used car
markets, will tell you its depreciation is slow
er and smaller; that its price as a used car is
proportionately higher.
It is-this everlasting regularity of perform
ance and service, together with its consist
ent economy, its efficiency, and its high re
sale value, which has always stamped the
Hupmobile an extraordinary motor car value.
Touring Car, $1250; Roadster, $1250; Rondater-Coupc,
$1485; Coupe, $1835; Sednn, $1935;?Cord Tiros on all
tnodala?Prirjta F. O. B. Detroit. Revotiuo Tax Extra.
Anderton Automobile Co.
? DISTRIBUTORS
1837 West Broad Street
Spaces 22 anil 2ft, Auto Show
Davis Cup Competitors
Break Previous Records
lMy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, March 10.?A roc
ord - break Ini; lint of thirteen na
tions. already entered fur compe
tition. marked the closing of the
entry ll?t for tIto Davis Clip In
ternational team championship
tournament at noon today. The
ddruwInK" will l>o made on Friday
and tho various countries entered
immediately informed of tho re
sults.
Tho present llat of 13, aside frotrj
tho United States In position of
cup dcfondlnu country. Is one In
exccHH'pf tho 1921 on try. The list
consists of AuBtralla. Llrltlsh Isles,
Canada, India, Donmark, France,
Spain. Italy, HelKluin. Cxecho-Slo
vakla, Japan. Ituniftnln and Ha
waii. I.ast year Japan defeated
Australia three matches to two, at
Newport. In the limit round, ami
was In turn defonted by the United
States team, live matches to none.
In the challenge round at Forest
lillls. New York.
SELECT 0.5. "RIFLEMEN
BT OPEN COMPETITION
Tryout Shoot W ill lie Held
on Kan^r at Quail
tico.
| 11v Associated 1'rcsH.]
WASI11 NtiTON. March 15.? Hllllo
mcii to defutul tho world's mraktmian
ship title for the United States In the
1 M'-'S International matches at Milan,
June 9. will he selected l>y open com- I
petition ainoiiK army, navy, marine
? orps. National Ouard and < Ivillan
??on i mill n is. the national hoard for
tli. promotion of rifle practice an
nounced today.
The tryout shoot will he held on
the murine crops' ritle range at
Quantleo. V.t., May 3. 4. r. and C. and
the scores n> there will determine
the personnel of the American team,
which Is expected to leave for Cher
bourg May If, on the Shipping Hoard
liner Old North State and return to
the United States about July 4.
The American team, in winnltiR the
world's championships in the Inter
national team and Individual ritle
matches, and for shooting I it the
standing, kneeling anil prone posi
tions at I.yons, I'rance, in 1921, ad
ministered the first defeat In eigh
teen years to Swiss contenders.
FIRST-UNE BOWLERS
HOLD TIIEIR PLACES
Illy Associated I'ress.1
TO I.K DO, OHIO, Mareh 1 r>.?Hold
ers of the first line* In the doublet?
and singles of the American Howl
ing Conjrfess |i,uriiMiii>nl survived
today, despite a constant pounding of
nearly IOu now eonipetltors.
I No I'hnnsis were made In the tlrst
ten of the doubles, and only one new
mnn showed up in the tlc^t ten In
dividuals. J. Subtowsky. of Chicago,
I hit 051 today for second place.
Ilnrleltrli Crime* SIkhh t'ontrni't.
JACKSONVILLE. KI,A? March 13.?
llurlelgh Crimes, Hrooklyn pitching
nee. an<l the last holdout, signed u
two-year contract with the liodger*
last night, Manager Uoblnson an
nounced today. Robinson would not
(liueuss the terms.
ELECT J. T. MODIE
PRESIDENT OF CIRCUIT '
Served in Similar Capacity
v Last Lear?Receives
Unanimous Vote.
I)IAM()\I).S A1110 AI,l,OTTKI? TI-3AS1S
Contests Will Be 1'lMjril n? South
Side, ll> rd I'urk nnd l-'ulton.
Adopt Schedule (if 'Dluhdcn tinmen.
."Next IllfclliiK April .%.
Klectlon or ofTloera and t)io drop
plnK of the Machine-Cuit ('oiupa/iv
(Richmond Oruy?) from the circuit
wan the most important buiiliieny
transacted at tho meeting of tin- Con.
tral l.caKUt! In ili? more of iiarrw
l'lippon .v Com puny lant niKbt.
VlCO Ccilnlianj, Olie 11 until (.<1 and
KIkIi ty-Tlilnl Infantry, tnl.ta the
filaci' of tho Machine-Gun i.'niniuui),
mal'lnc thu league consist of Klch- i
mond Blues. KiiIkIiIk of Columhux.
I'cot-Olllee. Church lllil Hunk, liow
1 It gem unij the Service Company
team.
J. T. Kernodio. who ?crvi| at, prcul
of the league last year, will hold
tile otllco again uh tho result of ro
eeiviiiK ?h? unanimous vote <.f the
represeiitatlves of the :<lx Irunm In
the organization. Mr. Kernodio was
mentioned for the presidency at tho
I meeting last week and tUated to tho
| nominating committee that he would
accept. Bernard Patterson wo a
elected secretary of thu organiza
tion. Patterson has had cxporlenca ,
In that lino of work, having nerved
as secretary of the Church Hill Ath
letic Association. ?
In litklnc the Service mmiiany
club Into thi- organization, th<* other
ifpreNentat 1 vcn acted on Instruction*
from "I'rtti" Kdwards. seerctnry of
the Amateur lt.'tKchull t'?jiiimlsslon of
Hichmonil. Kdwards v. as nut pres
ent, hut ji telephone conversation re
sulteil in him telling' the league to
take such action as it saw lit. It wan
pointed out that the Machint li'in
f.'ompany had not l>< eti represented at
several of the meetings at<A had no
rcpNfichtutivc pricent last night.
lMatnonds assigned the liigue by
the commission were distributed to
the teunis last night. The IP:n s itntl
the Knights of Cohiinbtiti will use
diamond No. " at livrd I'ark as t h ? ? i r
honte Held; Church Hill Hank and the
Post-Olllo. Fulton. and the liow
Itstern nnd the Service Company,
diamond No. 1. at South Side.
ltoutine mattern. such ?? empower
ing the president to.appoint the mil'
nlres and scorer'' and the adoption
of a schedulo of ?.lRht"< n cames, com
pleted the business he fore ihe\ moot
ing and adjournment was taken un
til April f..
OAKLAND REVOLVKK
CLUB CLAIMS RECORD
(Itv Associa 11 d I'ress.]
OAKI.AND. CAL.. March i
Claims arc made hy the icikiand Ite
vnlver f*lub that He mark of
out of i> possible I,2!i0 recently e.- -
taldlHh'd is a world's reconl. Tt
mark was made In comjietlng In a
tournament in which tlfty-Mve teams
I from all pat tn of the I'nlted Ktaton
| were entered. Several d:iv.? iico the
Springfield. Mass., team announced a
mark of 1,161, one point behind Oak
land.
Ilrownn' \V?rk Picnic* t|illltn.
ST. l.tM'IS. March 15.? Vice-Presi
dent Qulnn. of the-ift- I.ouis Ameri
cans, hn? reported from the Browns'
training camp at Mobile that, he i*
greatly Impressed with the team's
showing In practice. The Itrowii.i
were anxious to win th?<lr third r.'iW"
from Mobile today. .
'' rt f >}].'>? ''SJ 1 V '.V '' Uft
Continuing a Remarkable
Plain Madras
Corded Madras
Russia Cords
High Percales
Cotton Crepes
All sizes in the
lot ? cut full
and well made.
A Shirt value for you men that you won't
see again in many, many a day?actual
values up to $2.50 and more. Specially
priced for today at -
Men's Depart
ment, Street
Floor, Just In
side the Door.

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