PART
THREE
SPORTS
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PART
THREE
67th YEAR
RICHMOND, VA., SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1917.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
FINE SOCCER CONTESTS
ITTMCT MUCH INTEREST
<'un fed orate* Defeat Chesapeake*'
While Old Dominions Win
From Albemarles.
SCHOOIjHOV I'L.WKItS ST.A It
VaiiKlian ami Darlington, of .lolui
.Marshall High School, Perform
itrilliantly?Kacli (iainc Attracts
l.ar?e and Knlhusiastic Crowd.
Standing ?f tlir Trunin.
l*. W. I. 1> V"1"; !?
?<l?i dominion . . 1 I (i ii | o ?> 1
<'oiif. il.-r iili * 2 ' 1 n 5 ?; 5
AI tii>? iiiar 1 ... | | ii ?.
CiieMfeiteake.i . . . l i> i o ! i
Games in the nocc?r league yester
again entertained large ami in
terested crowds i.f spectators which
watched the Confederates defeat the
Chesapeake* at lJyrd I'ark l>v a 4-to-l
mo re. and the <.Jld Dominions win from
tiit- Albemarle* at t'lark.- Spring. 1
to o. in a fast and hard-fought battle.
While tin- contest .staged at Byrd
I'ark was full of exciting an<l spe.-tacu
lar plays, that at I'litrkc Springs was
the cli seat. and Is regarded by those
who have been following the game
closely here as the bent that has been
staged.
