Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 13

'-'I -i -v--V -V CVy II 1 ll Kent IN urseryman Die at Home 4 Funeral for Prominent Churchman to Be Held Today ights eldman Fistic Future Dependent Upon Results Tonight The pugilistic future 1 of Nonnent Quarles former Southern Conference collegiate champion depends upon the result of the North Carolinian'S 10-round battle with Lew Fridman to tbe City Auditorium here tonight Quarles fresh from college two years ago became a fistic sensation With Chris Dundee as his manager he rose quickly and then accepted the accolade of the Jack Dempsey-Max Waxman stables His first bout under this new supervision was with Freddie Miller NBA featherweight champion and Quarles astounded every one by hammering out a decision over the champ to a nan-title bout QUARLES BOWS From there on his rise was nothing less 'than meteoric until he tangled with this same Lew Feldman In Pittsburgh about a month ago- Fridman unleashed a barrage of rights and lefts which dropped Nonnent no less than three times and which enabled the New Yorker to win a unanimous decision Several weeks later Quarles made his New York debut and lost another decision this time to Mike Belloise Tonight he starts his comeback If he beats Feldman he is scheduled to tangle with Belloise again in New York Feldman Is rated as the tenth best In the world But If Quarles loses to him twice to succession he hss surely proven that he is not championship fodder The rest of tonight's card Is also far above average Freddy Bustard of Newark meets Joey StnUges of Camden In an eight-round semifinal event while In a special six Tony Amoroso of Richmond meets Sammy Baccala of Baltimore Red Lewis Richmond fights Mike Banner of Baltimore nd Helnie An drews the undefeated CCC white hope meets Joe Taber of Baltimore in the preliminary four-rounders Dr Page Succumbs Here At Age of 72 Health Had Been Poor for Years Funeral Today Dr Charles Curtis Page died here at 5:35 yesterday morning at the age ot 73 Dr Page wee bora June 11 1663 the eon of Dr John Randolph Page of Gloucester and Mrs Dell Bryan Page daughter of John Randolph Bryan of Eagle Point Gloucester Cnuty A Gredaate of Virginia Dr Page was educated at private schools end et the University of Virginia where be wee graduated in medicine end later went to New York and practiced there foe many yean He interned at the Chambers Street Hospital and performed ambulance service during great blizzard ef 1888 His vigor and stamina during this trying period often was remarked on by his friends He achieved marked success in the field of minor surgery and was especially noted for his skill in fractures of all kinds Returning to Virginia Dr Page resided for a while in Orange and later moved to Richmond He had been in failing health for the past four yesrs and his death was not unexpected He Is survived by his wife Mrs Louise Halsey Page his sisters Mrs Welter Pag ot Omaha Neb: Mrs Houston Johnston of Atlanta and Mrs A Kenna Foote of Canton Mias and by his brothers Joseph Bryan Page of Victor Col end Dr John Randolph Page of New York City The funeral will be held from his late residence 1131 West Avenue today at 3 Interment will be to Hollywood Cemetery Mrs Sangsier 77 Succumbs in Ciiy Was Widow of Former Newspaper Man Mrs Mary Sangster widow of Oeorge Sangster for many rears business manager of the Richmond Journal died here yesterday after a long Illness She was 77 years old Mrs Sangster who had made her home here with her nieces and naphews Dr Rucker Mrs Ryland and Mis Staples since her husband's death about 30 years ago had been In falling health for a number of years Her illness became serious lest Christmas She wae bon at the family home Brookfield In King William County a daughter of the Rev Thomas A and Mrs Maria Dabney Pierce She was married at Fairfax where she lived for a number of years then moved with Mr Sangster to New York Cfity Her huaband was associated with tbe music publishing business there The funeral will be held this afternoon- at 4 at Hollywood Chapel The officiating minister will be the Rev Rives pestor of Centenary Methodist Church of which Mrs Sangster was a member One brother John Pierce of Port Worth Texes survives Nor men! Queries former Southern Conference lightweight them-pi on meet Lew Feldmmm of New York in tho 10-ronnd feniure bout of tho 32-romnd honing cord ot City Auditorium hero tonight Piedmont League Schedule Kent Hood" prominent Richmond nurseryman died at 3:55 o'clock yesterday morning at his borne plewood" at 3301 Noble Avenue Although he bad been Indisposed for several weeks his death was unexpected Mr Hood was the proprietor of the Hood Co nurseries on Cham berlayne Avenue founded by his father Taylor Hood half a century ago The elder Mr Hood died to 1931 Active Chuck Member a Surviving Kent Hood are his wife the former Miss Annie 1 Collins of Caroline County a daughter Mary Rowlings Hood and an uncle Hood residing In Pennsylvania Mr Hood bad long been a communicant 'of Grace-Covenant Church and was active in church and Sunday school work Funeral services win be held from the home this afternoon at 3:30 Active pallbearers win be Creed Davis Dorsey Sydnor Heath Rawley Boyd Wood Wright Noble Irving Gordon and Harvey and Alfred Goddln Honorary pallbearers win be Scott Parrish Harry Granger Major ftank Evans Julian Gray Harvle O- Mattern Layne and John Harris State City News Items The Brook land District Old-Age Pension Club will meet tonight st 8 at Lonsdale School followed by an entertainment program The maximum temperature today la expected by the Weather Bureau to be slightly above top reading of 60 It was sakl last night The weather win be dear The minimum temperature yesterday was 39 A motion pictare Making of a wUl be shown at the Academy of Science and Fine Arts 1110 Capitol 8 tree to academy members and their guests tonight at 8:15 Obtained from the Metropolitan Museum to New York by Mrs Sara November- head of the line arts committee the film is to be shown in connection with the exhibi tion of Uthdgrapns etchings and wood cuts now being held A matinee will be held today at 3:45 Demonstrations on Care and win be made by Miss Cymbel Taylor State clothing specialist of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute at the leaden conference of the Henrico County Home Demonstration Clubs this afternoon at I at the Henrico County Courthouse Candidates for the Board of Aldermen and Common Council from Lee Ward are expected to address a public meeting sponsored by the Lee Ward Democratic Club tonight at 8 o'clock at the Hotel William Byrd Officers of the Richmond Optimist Club for 1936-37 will be nominated at the club's meeting today at o'clock at the Hotel John Marshall They will be Installed April 6 by It A Kaemmerer governor of the Sixteenth District Resources In Virginia' will be discussed by Wilbur A Nelson head of the University of Virginia Department of Geology and former State geologist at the Klwanla Club meeting tonight at 8 at the Hotel John Marshall A business and entertainment meeting of the Longdate Precinct Association will be held tomorrow night at 8 at Longdale School open to the public Progressiva Camp Na 4366 Med- era Woodmen of America will sponsor a bingo party tonight at 8:15 at Brlnseis Hall 1616 Hull Street open to the public A public meeting to diseam need of fire protection water service sanitation and other welfare matters in Fulton Hill District will be held tonight at I In Montrose Hall Montrose Heights sponsored by the Fulton Hill Civic Association' President Butler win preside and conduct an open forum Tho regular group school of reserve officers of the Richmond Area win be held tonight at o'clock in the Broad-Grace Arcade with Major Thomas Burgess Infantry Instructor Members of the Richmond Peace Council wUl hear Richard XL Gregg author of Power of at their luncheon meeting to' day at 1 o'clock at the A FOLLOWING Is tbe new 1938 Piedmont League baseball schedule Just released by President Dan Hill It gives Colts the opening: date with Asheville on April 23 also a Fourth of July double-header with Ashe ville Other holiday games on the program Include Portsmouth here on Memorial Day and a Labor Day double-header with Portsmouth afternoon and night Owner Mooers is weU pleased with the schedule which also gives Richmond 11 Sunday games The Colts will play night games every day In the week excepting Saturdays and Sundays Mooers announced April 23-24-25-26 AshevUle at Richmond Rocky Mount at Durham Norfolk at Portsmouth April 37-28-29 Durham at Asheville Richmond at Norfolk Portsmouth at Rocky Mount April 30-May 1-2-3 Norfolk at Rocky Mount Asheville at Portsmouth Richmond at Durham May 4-5-0 Asheville at Norfolk Portsmouth at Durham Rocky mount at Richmond 317-8-9-10 Rocky Mount at Asheville Portsmouth at Richmond Durham at Norfolk Slav 11-12-13 Richmond at Asheville Norfolk et Portsmouth Durham at Rockv Mount Mav 14-13-10-17 AshevUle at Durham Richmond at Norfolk Portsmouth at Rockv Mount Slav 18-18-20 Portsmouth at Asheville Durham at Richmond Rockv Mount at Norfolk Slav 21-22-23-24 Norfolk at Asheville Rockv Mount at Richmond Portsmouth at Durham Rockv Mount at Richmond Julv 18-17-18-18 Rockv Mount at AshevUle Portsmouth at Richmond Durham at Norfolk Julv 20-21-22 Richmond at AshevUle Norfolk st Portsmouth Durham at Rockv Mount Julv 28-24-25-28 AshevUle at Durham Richmond at Norfolk Portsmouth st Rockv Mount Julv 27-38-28 Portsmouth at AshevUle Durham at Richmond Rockv Mount at Norfolk Julv 30-Sl-August 1-2 Norfolk at AshevUle Rockv Mount at Richmond Durham at Portsmouth August 8-4-5 Asheville at Rockv Mount Norfolk at Durham Richmond at Portsmouth August 6-7 -8-8 Portsmouth at Norfolk Richmond at AshevUle Durham at Rockv Mount August 10-11-12 AshevUle at Durham Rockv Mount at Portsmouth Norfolk at Richmond William Brockman Dies in Hospital Here William Oarnett Brockman 68 of Lahore Orange County died at Johnston-WllUs Hospital yesterday morning at 5 A He was the son of William Brockman and Mrs Lucy Bickers Brockman of Culpeper and Is survived by his widow Mrs Wtk Deecker Brockman and the following brothers and sisters Rosser Brockman at Madison Run Brockman of Orange John and 8am Brockman of ElUsvffle Mrs Thomas Bickers of Charlottesville Mrs Julian Jacobs et Elllsvllle and Mrs Lulu Roman of Louisa Mr Brockman's funeral will be held at the North Famunkey Baptist Church to Orange County at 3:30 on Tuesday Mr Brockman waa a deacon of this church The following will act as pallbearers: Mercer Dickinson Qoodwin Ftaaer WUl Green MsrehaU Jackson Meyers Carpenter Louis Burrus Morton Coleman and Wfflle Morton MRS SUSAN JOHNSON Funeral services for Mrs Susan Johnson 87 who died Saturday at the home of her daughter 3911 Nine Mile Road will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 at the residence Burial will be to Oakwood Cemetery JOHN WOLFE Funeral services for John Wolfs 56 of 603 Church Street who died Saturday night at a local hospital will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the Bliley Funeral Home Burial wffl be In Mount Calvary Cemetery He Is survived by his wife Mrs Lula Morton Wolfe three daughters Mrs Matthews and Misses Loren and Helen Wolfe also three sisters and two grandchildren CHARLES HARRIS Charles Harris died early yesterday at a local hospital He was 55 years of age Surviving are his mother Mrs Angelina Harris five brothers and two sisters The funeral wffl be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Bliley Funeral Home Burial will be to Trinity Church Cemetery Beaverdam CAROL BERNARD BEST Carol Bernard Best 14 son of Mr aud Mrs Best of Sabot died yesterday at a local hospital Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 at Bethel Methodist Church In Goochland MRS JAMES SHIELDS Funeral aervloes for Mrs Grace Thurston Shields wife of James Shields of New York who died Saturday at Miami wUl be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at Sutherland's Funeral Home here Burial will be In Hollywood Cemetery She Is survived by her husband her mother Mrs James Thurston of Richmond one sister Miss Katherine Thurston of Richmond three brothers Dr Leon Thurston of Pittsburg John Thurston of New York State and Herbert Thurston of Calgary Alberta Canada several nieces and one nephew MRS SARAH HUBBEU WARRENTQN Marsh VFh-Mrs Sarah Sprague HubbeU' widow of Brigadier-General Henry HubbeU died at 1 today at after a long riH Mrs HubbeU was the daughter of Brigadier-General John Sprague and was bam In Albany 81 years ago She was the granddaughter of Major-General William Jenkins Worth who was a lieutenant In toe War of 1613 and a commander In the war with Mexico and also at one time commandant of cadets at the United States Military Academy Surviving are one sister Mrs Alexander Dade widow at Brigadier-General Dade one brother Dr John Sprague of Warren ton and four children Miss Edith 8 HubbeU of Warrenton Henry HubbeU of New York Mrs A Woodruff wife of Brigadier-General Woodruff and Captain Reginald HubbeU of Port Bennlng Ga Interment wffl be to Arlington National Cemetery Tuesday MRS DEAN STANLEY March Mrs LlUie Dean 60 died at the homo of her son Dean on Friday Funeral sendees were held Sunday from the Adventist Church She is survived by her husband a Dean and two sons Dean 8tanley and Dean Sterling and a daughter Mrs Vera Wetdey Sterling several brothers and sisters living in Roanoke also survive BOY A PETERSON GROZST March Funeral services for Roy A Peterson 35 were held this afternoon at Wesley Chapel Mr Peterson was a son of Mrs Ima and tbe late A Peterson of Fluvanna County He had been married only four months his wife was the former Joyce Vest Besides his wife he is survived by one brother Peterson and four sisters Mrs Black Mrs Luckadoo Mrs Black and Mrs GrienseL MRS ELLEN BRAY BEDFORD March Mrs EUen Cockran Bray 71 died-at the home of her son James Clifton after an illness of nine months Mrs Bray was bora and reared at Vesta Patrick County and the body wee taken there tot burial Friday' The funeral services was conducted by the Rev Mar-shad pastor' of the Dan River Primitive Baptist Church of which she was a member Grandsons acted aa paU-bearers Mrs Bray was twice married and tha following children' by the first marriage survive: ElUs Clifton Patrick County James a Clifton Bedford Edward Clifton and Charles Clifton Danville Samuel A CUfton North Adams Mass: Mrs Ola BaU of Chatham and Mis Bessie Homan of Draper OL The following brothers also survive: Jefferson AMs and Charles pochram of Vesta Patrick County and Larkin Cockram treasurer of Patrick County at Stuart Mrs Frances Stevens Will Be Buried Today Funeral services for Mrs Frances Ann Stevens who died at 7 o'clock Saturday morning at 3618 Idlewood Avenue win be held from the home at 3:30 o'clock this aflernooa Burial wfil be In Blandford cemetery Petersburg Mn Stevens who was 86 yean old waa bora September 30 18461 to Prince George County A daughter of Richard Tench and Ann Sarah Haynes Tench she was 13 years old at the time of tbe War Between the States and had tbe responsibility of her younger brothers and sisters while her father was absent fighting and her mother earning tbs family's living- In 1867 she married Robert Henry Stevens a veteran of the Confederate army and lived for many years at Marl Hill near old Merchants' Hope Church Mr Stevens later engaged to the merchandising business In Petersburg until his death In 1883 and Mrs Stevens lived there until 1900 when she moved to Richmond Mrs Stevens is survived by two daughters Miss Mayme Steven and Mrs Elmore of Richmond and a eon A Stevens of Newport Ky Two older children a son and a daughter have been dead for a number of years Surviving also are four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren MBS FANNIE LANIEK Mrs Fannie Lanier of Blackstone died yesterday afternoon at a local hospital The body was taken to Blackstone last night and funeral services will be held there this afternoon at 4:30 at the home at her sister Mrs Garland Falmore Burial will be to Blackstone Cemetery Services at the home and grave will be conducted by the -Rev King pastor of the Baptist Church at Kenbridge Mrs Lanier is survived by four children Mrs Ola Goodwyn Daniels-town Lewis Lanier Tsneytown Md Mrs Garland Falmore and Miss Francis Lanier Blackstone also by four slstere Mrs Lucy Nash and Mrs Nash Blackstone: Mrs Drumrlght Wlghtman and Mrs George McLaughlin Victoria WILLIAM BOWERS Funeral aervloes for William 8 Bowen of Union Level who (lied Saturday at a local hospital will be conducted 3 this afternoon from the residenoe at Union Level Burial win be In Zion Methodist Church Cemetery' MBS NANNIE BAILEY WAYNESBORO March Funeral services for Mrs Nannie Bailey who died Friday at the Weema-Watklns Hospital here were held today from the home of Mr and Mn Davis of Sherando The Rev Ulysses Campbell waa in charge of the services Burial was In Sherando Cemetery Active pallbearen were Loving Loving Boling Loving Kenneth Yancey Balaley and Flts-gerald WILLIAM SYNAN BEDFORD March 8 Funeral services for William Synan 51 were conducted from the ipsidence on Park Street this afternoon and burial was made In tbe cemetery here Mr Synan a native of Wythe County died Friday night of pneumonia He came to Bedford about 30 years ago He Is survived by his wife Mrs Ellen Robertson Synan one brother Gordon Synan ot Bedford and three sisters Mrs Arthur Moore Mrs Charles Akers and Mrs Daniel Batemen of Rythevilie also survive MBS PERRY XME8BURO March Mrs Maude Crim Perry 57 wife of Perry died suddenly at her home In Leesburg at noon today from a heart attack She was a llfe-loig resident of Loudoun County and was a member of the Rebekah Lodge in Leesburg-Besides her husband she Is survived by two daughters Mrs Mary Cooper of Leesburg and Mrs Louise Rollins Funeral services will be held at 3 Monday with interment to the Leesburg Uhlan Cemetery JAMES WICKHAM WOODSTOCK Mferch James Wickham one of the pioneer electricians of the Shenandoah Valley died at his home here early today following a brief illness He was born at Perry Va 71 years ago and came to Wood-stock from Edinburg 30 yean ago Surviving are bis wife one son Edgar a daughter Mrs Robert Hite both of Woodstock two brothers Thomas Wickham and Chris Wickham of Edinburg and a sister Mrs King of Florida-Fimeral sendees will be held at 3 Tuesday conducted by the Rev Jonathan Edwards of the Woodstock Presbyterian Church tbe auditorium of Southern Dairies Inc 10 South Jefferson Street Delegate Horace Edwards has been invited to appear and urge the druggists to exercise more fully the franchise May president -of the association will preside Rlehmead Chapter So 73 Nations! will meet at 7:45 to the guard room of Rite Temple nans an receive members of an Chapter at this time Auxiliary of Patrick Disabled American sponsoring a bingo party at the Veterans' Home Ninth Street Thursday 8 Tbe doors win public- CM ef Richmond will concert tonight at 1:15 Broad Street directed by Elmer The program includes Warren Weaver Charles tenor the organisation's Elmo Whitlock Harold Robert Ranson Mrs soprano Baseom George Fletcher Mrs win accompany at the yesterday of driving automobiles the influence of Intoxicating They are: Chappell Lee 3109 East FTanklln Street Lofton 37 Negro of 613 Street Both were held Station for a Polio Look National gue Flag Starting Team in Several Says i Frankie Frisch By Eddie 1 Uriels BRADENTON FLA March UP) a they limber up here under a broiling tropical aim the St Louis Cardinals are using rose-colored sun glasses The rank and file of the players think going to gallop through the National League to their second pennant In three years They expect a more or less hot fight from the champion Chicago Cubs and the New York Giants but they believe they have the power and the pitchers to come through DEANS MISSING At this writing neither of the Dean brothers around whom Manager Frankie Mach expects to build tils pitching staff have come Into the fold but nobody Is worrying about that Their signing is regarded as a certainty Although he feels he has the best starting team the Cardinals have presented in a good many seasons FHbcIi says he must develop infield and outfield reserve strength if the Red Birds are to be a real contender FRISCH STARTS 17TII SEASON like a football coach with a whale of a first team but nothing to back It up the old Fordham flash beginning his seventeenth season as a big league regular said today may be lucky enough to go through without serious Injuries but like to take the chance Right now haven't the faintest Idea who well use as reserves either In the Infield outfield or behind the plate1 With one or two minor changes the 1936 Cardinals will be the same swashbuckling crew that won the 1934 pennant and finished a nose behind the Cubs last year The hard-hitting Rip Collins will guard first base Manager Frisch and Xeo Durocher the best in the majors will take care of second and short Charley Gelbert the who came back" will succeed Pepper Martin at the hot corner Gelbert Is playing with all his old time skill after a long lay-off due to a gunshot wound MEDWICK IN LEFT The slugging Joe Med wick will patrol left Terry Moore called by Frisch one of the fastest men In the National League Is slated for center and the redoubtable Martin will go back to his old post In right With Bill Delancey first string catcher Ill In Arizona and lost to the dub foe the reason most of the backstopping will fall on the broad shoulders of Virgil Davis Brusle Ogroddowskl who batted 298 for Columbus In the American Association last season has the Inside track for the second string job Frisch believes Roy Parmelee giant right-hander who came to the Cards In a trade with the Giants during the winter will add a tower of strength to the hurling corps Parmelee Is ranked as the No 3 starting pitcher right behind the two Deans WALKER AMONG STARTERS Bill Walker who won 13 and lost eight last season win be the fourth starter and the fifth will come from Hallahan Ed Heusser or Mike Ryba the one-man ball team from Columbus Ryba won 30 and lost eight last year In Johnny Mize the big first sack-er from Rochester as good as new aftdr a serious operation the Cards have a first class replacement for Rip Collins but what Frisch Is looking for is a man who can fill the shoes of Burgess Whitehead the second sacker who went to the Giants In the Parmelee trade going to be the regular sec ond said Frisch I'm not going to play 154 games got to find somebody who can step In there and give me a ROOKIES LOOK GOOD There are three candidates Stuart Martin from Asheville In the Piedmont League Lyle Judy from Spring-Held Mb and Red Ankenman a diminutive shortstop from Houston He is the only one of the trio with class A experience The outfield problem so acute Three big rangy colts are the talk of the camp and one and maybe two of them are sure to stick They are Lynn King from Houston who set a new Texas League record for put-outs and assists and Edwin Morgan and Scofflc from Bloomington AH look like comers Frisch thinks Bchoffle is a future big league star (Tomorrof: Boston Read Sox) NEW ORLEANS Unyh (JT Tha md hun upthelT sec? nd straight victory over the Naw Orleans Pelicans today 4 to 1 six-hit pitching Leuil Al Mllnar and Clint Brown Brown gave up only a scratch aafe-- Leo granted three blows and MU- eWOt' The Indians spotted the Pelicans run In the first They were held ltless the first three frames by Tom Take a young right-hander from abama State College but fell on Bill Lloyd in tha fourth for res runs BED SOX SARASOTA FLA March v-I Two bits of bad news lengthened faces today In the Boston Red Sox training camp Helnie Manual outfielder newly luired from tbe Washington Sens's complained of a sore back and in even lift a bat In practice lie other aad Item waa Manager Cronin's announcement that the nagement and BUI Werber base-stealing third baseman were than concerning terms verber la tha team's lone holdout WHITE SOX SANTA MONICA CAL March Chicago White Sox -T opening exhibition game of the 'today defeating Seattle of the ifle Coast League 9 to 6 Kennedy Sox Eurler got by the Mat two innings only to devuoi dreak of wildness In the third wl Jo walked five men in success: Jimmy Dykes yanked him In jor of Evans McDougsU and Weber who worked the box for Indians held Chicago In check after the third GIANTS WN8ACOLA y-LA March 8 fcTV-New Tort Giants yannlgans the regulars 4-2 in a training ypp ball gams witnessed by 4500 none today Carl HubbeU and Hal fghumacher did the pitching for tbs SWvbo rode to victory on a as jzzgi Deep Run Hunt Annual Race April 4 Course at Curies Neck Being Prepared for Meet Work on the course at Curies Neck Is to full swing In preparation for the Deep Run Hunt ninth annual race meeting to be held there on April 4 As in former years sporting and society folk from every section of the country will be present and the six-race program Is expected to bring representatives from more than the usual number of famous stables The six races win be as follows: Malvern Hill Steeplechase two miles over brush Mud dock Plate five and one-half furlongs fist Deep Run Hunt Cup three miles over post and ralL Curies Neck one mile on the flat Richmond Plate two-mile Steeplechase over brush Broad Rock two and one-half iplles over a flagged timber course lAst year to spite of pouring rain nearly 4000 persons saw Drinmore iAd crack steeplechaser of Paul Mellon of Pittsburgh win the feature race tor the second time in succession Mrs Somerville of Montpelier Vs won the Malvern Hill Steeplechase with Wild Son and the Ruddock Plate with Last Command Other winners were Mrs John Hay Whitneys Cold Punch Mr Richard Mellon's Stag and Mr Paul Dangay Mr A Ruddock the owner of the Curies Neck estate by whose kind permission the races are held there may be proud of the fact that in 1935 his turf was so good that there were only two falls during the meeting TCme happened at the last fence In the last race after two days of heavy rain had done their worst 4-Ball' Meet Continued Rum Page 13 ley when the rain caught them on the thirty-fourth tee The round of the rainy day was the sixty-fifth seven under par carded jointly by Runyan and Smith on the morning tour of the course 'Pairings for tomorrow: Smith and Runyan vs winner of the Annour-Gruickshank Burke Dudley match Cooper and Thompson vs Parazm and Hines Winner of the MacFsrlane-Kleln and Fanell-Hagen match vs Cox and Walsh -Wood and Ohezri via Revolta and Heard Fishing Guide MARCH Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa August 13-14-15-16 Portsmouth at Asheville Rockv Mount at Norfolw Durham at Richmond August 17-18-18 Norfolk at AshevUle Richmond at Rockv Mount Durham at Portsmouth August 20-31-23-23 AshevUle at Rocky Mount Richmond at Portsmouth Norfolk at Durham August 24-25-26 AshevUle st Richmond Rockv Mount st Durham Portsmouth at Norfolk August 27-28-28-80 Durham at AshevUle Rockv Mount st Portsmouth Norfolk at Richmond August Bi-September 1-2 AshevUle at Portsmouth Norfolk at Rockv Mount Richmond st Durham Sentemher 3-4-5-0 Asheville at Norfolk Portsmouth at Durham Richmond at Rockv Mount Seotember 7-8-9 Rockv Mount at AshevUle Durham at Norfolk Portsmouth st Richmond September 7 Rocky Mount at AshevUle double-header Durham at Norfolk doubleheader Portsmouth at Richmond and night Bundav game Justices Drill For Title Tilt Thwarted In their efforts to win the city prep title before playing to Roanoke Mday night for the State Class title the Justices of John Marshall will work out lightly this week before going on the Court to oppose Jefferson five for the State title on Friday night The Justice will play on the same court they were defeated on last year by the Magicians but there will be no Paul Rice to cage goals from all over the floor this year Rice led tbe Boanokers to a thrilling victory over tbe team last year just before the 'South Atlantis Interscholastic tourney The victory gave 1 Jefferson High the State title for tbe second straight year Bob Spessard Washington all-Southern conference center la a product of Jefferson High Spessard played center on the Magicians 1934 State bmiiinhip team that nosed out Julian Conn's Newport News five in the final game Losing the city title to the Cadets Saturday night before a record crowd disheartened the Justices slightly but they wlll be to tip-top shape tor Friday Last year the Justices last the State title to Jefferson Senior High of Roanoke won tbe South Atlantic title and came beck to this city to lose tbe city title to Benedictine- Backers of court fortunes celebrated their teams victory far into Sunday" morning and they're hailing Louie Onesty as the best prep school basketball coach to thll Btsfc I Ittft w---' S-- i Dave Miller'S starting lineup tor the State championship game Friday night will be Stooebumer and Bolts forwards Bolling center McCann and Howard guards vj Mrs Funeral Will Be Held Today Funeral services for Mrs Msry Wingfield Scott 66 widow of James Hamilton Scott will be held this afternoon et 4 o'clock at 8L Episcopal Chtmch conducted by the Rev Beverley Tucker the rector Mrs Scott's nephews will serve as pallbearen and burial will be In Hollywool Cemetery Mrs Scott who waa a leading church woman at this city and an outstanding musician to former years died Saturday night et her home In the Monroe Terrace Apartments after an Illness of two months Church Con firms Choice of Pastor MrRoberts to Take Post at Hanover Christian Hanover Avenue Christian congregation yesterday afternoon confirmed the selection of the Rev Carroll Roberta of Winston-Salem to succeed the Rev Edwin Osborn ae pastor of the church Mr Osborn resigned some time ego to accept a pastorate In Oklahoma Mr Roberta will come to Richmond this week to make preparations for moving his family here and win assume the duties at the pastorate on Easter Sunday The call was issued to the new pestor by a committee consisting at Robert Hawkins chairman: Oliver Tlmberlake Miss Msry Cox Mrs Wilkinson Aubrey Blank Kimbrough- Kenneth Mallory Mrs Ida Dardaday Perry Seay and Bowles The report and recommendations of the ceQ committee were adopted by unanimous vote The new pastor of Hanover Avenue Christian Cbiufeh la 38 years old has a wile and two children and has held the pastorate of Fourth Christian Church Winston-Salem for five yean He has traveled extensively and was pastor of two Christian churches In South Africa spending six Jrtri la that country Mary Lewis to Fly On Record Attempt NEW YORK March I (J) Eastern Airlines announced tonight that Mary Lewis former Metropolitan Opera star will be a passenger on an attempt to set a new air transport speed record from Newark to Miami tomonWe Piloting the wffl be Dick Merrill one of tbe llnels pilots wham best transport flying time of the Newark-Mlamf route is six hours end 34 minutes Merrill recently flew a plane to the southernmost Up of South America to be used In the search for Lincoln Ells worth the explorer The wifi Ire Newark Airport at A (Eastern Standard -Time) with Hutchins sa copilot Durham at Portsmouth Mav 25-20-27 Asheville at Rockv Mount Norfolk at Durham Richmond at Portsmouth Mav 28-28-31 Portsmouth at Norfolk Richmond at Asheville Durham at Rockv Mount Slav 30 Norfolk at Portsmouth A Portsmouth at Norfolk Richmond at Asheville double' header Durham at Rockv Mount and night Jone 1-2-3 Asheville at Durham Rockv Blount at Portsmouth Norfolk at Richmond June 4-S-6-7 Portsmouth at AshevUle Rockv Mount at Norfolk Durham at Richmond June 8-8-10 Norfolk at AshevUle Richmond at Rockv Mount Durham at Portsmouth June 11-12-13-14 AshevUle at Rockv Mount Richmond at Portsmouth Norfolk at Durham June 15-16-17 AshevUle at Richmond Rockv Mount at Durham Portsmouth at Norfolk June 18-19-20-21 Durham at AshevUle Rockv Mount at Portsmouth Norfolk at Richmond June 22-28-24 AshevUle at Portsmouth Norfolk at Rockv Mount Richmond at Durham June 25-26-27-28 Asheville at Norfolk Portsmouth at Durham Richmond at Rockv Mount June 29-SO-Julv 1 Rockv Mount at Asheville -Durham at Norfolk ortsmmith at Richmond Asheville at Richmond Rockv Mount at Durham Norfolk at Portsmouth AshevUle at Richmond nlxht Rockv MOunt at' Durham header Norfolk at Portsmouth A Portsmouth at Norfolk Julv 6-7-8 Durham at Asheville Richmond at Norfolk Portsmouth st Rockv Mount Julv 8-10-11-12 Norfolk at Rockv Mount AshevUle at Portsmouth Richmond at Durham Julv 13-14-15 AshevUle st Norfolk and then crossed the plate himself after a wUd throw YANKEE ST PETERSBURG FLA March The Yankees rested today In preparation for the opening tomorrow of the second phase of their spring training program It was expected Svi JH2nrJtaneW Practice would nd an outfield shaped up probably with Joe DiMagglo in center iwipntgi CLEARWATER ILA March fF) ihSSL 5JSEE1' manager of the Jbed his team biasing sun todav 5" the bat- 2J! 111 to connect with the offerings of the pitchers who gr mere than 5 now and are beginning to bear down Babe Phelps the catcher got In a few healthy Ucka however V' v- nmMM WINTER haven FLA March I The Phillies milt up Into two Jong for a private feud todav am the nine led by Mickey eight tanlnge Johnny Moore and Dclph Camllll led the Allen attack with two nitu each -Haslln Atwood and Spalding scored for the losers Orabowskl gave tbe Allens eight hits to three Innings and Bertrand aUowed throe Pasaesu gave the Has-11ns -four hits to thrso Innings Mul-cahy three and Melton one to two Dr Raymond Flashback of the University of Richmond wffl speak at a Joint meeting at the Junior and Senior Chib of Highland Springs at 8 o'clock this evening In the tennis club house The senior chib will be guest of tbe junior club at tbe meeting Hostesses will be Misses Margaret and Sylvia Upscomb Miss Isiey Cameal Mrs Lucas Upscomb Mrs Jacob Adams and Mrs Floyd Bixms Music will be furnished by Mrs Harold Wllkeraon vocalist and Mrs John Dratt pianist mm a William Fond 37 ef 3765 Grayland Avenue was arrested yesterday on a charge of careless and reckless driving while under the influence of intoxicants He was booked at Second FoUee Station far a Police court hearing l' V- Tickets tee the BeUywoed Ballet which will appear at the MOsque Theatre on March 18 will be placed an sale this morning at tbe Mosque box office Betty Gray Harrison urn" of tbe Collegiate sponsoring announced The four MSs enacted hy' the last General Assembly affecting drug stores will be discussed before tbe Richmond Retail' Druggists Association tonight by Locke chairman of the association's legislative committee The meeting wUl he held at I In ODUrt hearing Sojourners TtMMday evening the Scottish hotng made to out-of-town The Henry Chapter Veterans Is to be held Club 313 North night at be open to the The Singert present a o'clock In the Church Auditorium Hoelsle numbers by- Strain Irish glee dub Want' pianist McDonough Martin" and Warren weaver Plano on charges while under liquors 38 Negro of and James North Tenth at First Polios 'V'-Tisb Autos Use OHve OS TUNIS To help the Olive growing Industry heavily burdened with stocks for which there is no market tha government has decreed that eU oil sold In Tunisia must contain at least 30 par cent ef olive.