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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
THE NEW ORLEANS RACES.
brilliant Opening-Mizpah Wins the
Inaugural Handicap.

NEW ORLEANS, November So.-What
promises TO be the most successful meet
ing in the history OF the Crescent city
Jockey club opened this afternoon. The
weather was sprins-lke, the track fast
and the attendance very large Only three
favorites won. The principal event on the
card was the Inaugural Handicap. six
furlong race. aud worth $1,000 TO the win
ner. Afizpah was the favOrite, and won
handny by a good length. summary;
First race-one mile-Jolly Roger q to
- won, Walenshaw 60 TO l ana To ID
second. Volandies q 10 - third. Time.
In -
Second race-five furlongs-Cleora 90 10
- won, Gold ore go 10 / and 10 - Sc
cond Lemond 90 10 u third. Time, 80.
Third race-one and one-eighth miles
Col. Cluke n5 TO and 10 - won. Nirgie
@. 90 10 / and ) to - second, Manlius %
10 ID third. Time. 81.
Fourth race-lnaugural Handicap. six
furlongs -Mizpah "a 10 | and 10 - won,
Triaditza az 10 l and 10 ID second. Inn
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WISCONSIN, II; MICHIGAN, >.
The Mighty Left Leg of Pat Odee q
Big Factor.

CHICAGO. November 3o.-Before what
was probably the largest crowd that ever
gathered TO witness a football game in
the West. the eleven from the University
Of Wisconsin defeated the University Of
Michigan eleven ON the National League
backgrounds by a score Of II 10 .. The
mighty left leg of Pat Odee, captain and
fuil-back was a big factor i'm the one
sided score. as he was responsible for ten
of the points scored by the Badgers.
Probably n 600 people saw the struggle.
Excursion trains were run from MilWau-
kce. Madison. and Marinette Wis. and
from Ann ArbOr and Menomnee, Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
TEAMS 10 LEAVE TODAY.
The Players Were Entertained at
German Last Evening.


The two elcvens were in good shape
last NIGHT. None Of the injured men
were disabled. though they were slightly
dfecgured. They repaired TO the JEFF
fcrson Immediately after the contest
and after their very necessary baths, en-
t.ree the dlning-room. where they par
took Of q dinner. They ate ravenously,
If,o,. free from their trainer for the first
time On many weeks.
I'M mu evening dress which an OF them
,.l,a they very slightly resembied the
.s,,tbemum-haired heroes who had
,,s, heon through q terrific battle. ihere
,... d. large crowd Of enthusiasts al the
,,e,.r.on no greet them, but 1t was nara
e .5,.. "crarks" TO distinguish the play
er.., any one else in the lobby ana
80 ,,.re was very little enthusiasm.
M ,tovers were entertained az ger
.-' Gwen I'm their honor by the i"oieS
~ richmond, and hence uid HOT 'i"s''
etort the hotel very Ions ,.,- ,.e..4
M rebiph lads accepted their uSl'a'
,,,i-sorhicallv. and expressed 'he noi'
,,,s,, would again have an oppor-
t,. ~ meeting the Virginia eleven
No., 49, ,,,i,h team will leave on iheir ~,
,.' no t,,n his morning at $40 O'Clock anu
,., ,,irrinians will return 10 Charlo',es-
vile on the special train WIN ny do re.
thls morning. The stone~a" D''''
tiirned 10 stanton last nlsh" >..,,, Co.
alcsgrs. Poe and Barr VIII go Noi'
dav with the Lehigh team.
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Inc lineup was as follows:
ANOTHER CHICAGO TRIUMPH.
Brown Defeated by "A score of II 10
n-Warm Contest.

CHICAGO. November 3o.-The Unlver-
sity Of Chicago finished her triumphant
series to-day by defeating Brown by a
score Of II 70 G. only twice IN the game
did Brown menace the Maroon goal. and
each time Chicago braced. with fine spirit,
and saved her goal from the rushes of the
Rhode Islanders FROM centre TO the end
the MarOOns outpoinied Brown. and gave
an exhibition Of consistent defence which
She has seldom surpassed.
With defeat staring her in the face.
Brown made n grand rally in the second
half. ard seemed 90 gain strength as the
half progressed When darkness inter-
veuod she had scored and was charging
into ChiCago's line with fierce low rushcs,
that showed her spirit was not broken.
The day was ideal. and 10000 people
crowded the big stands and sang TO the
music of the band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
RRYtS on HOUSE LEADERSHIP.
Has Not Expressed Himself for or
Against Anybody Therefor.

ATSTIN. TEX. November 3O.-WlIIlam
7 Bryan's attention having been called
10 "A report from Washington that II
was limited there that he was inclined 70
favor the nomination Of Sulzer for
Speaker by the Democratic congressman
contingent. expressed himself as follows
in the matter:
Il have not said or written anything
for or against anybody for candidate for
Sneaker / have not taken any part m
the contest. and shall not. The Demo-
Gratis i'm Congress are entirely competent
10 settle the question Of leadership Tor
themselves. and ] have no doubt that
thn rnncns VIII make a wise srlectl0n.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
Few Days Brew
of Deadly
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
MGovERN KNOCKS OUT srRAGuD
He Does II. Moreover. In short
Order-A SOlur-PIcXus blow.

HARTFORD. CONN. November 3d.
Terry McGovcrn, champion bantam-weght
of the world made short work OF Eddie
Sprague. Of Streater, H., this afternoon
AT tho Nutmeg Athletic Club, disabling
him in less than one minute in the second
round He practically disposed OF his
man i'm the first round, when, after 4
fierce exchange Of blows. McGOveru land
ed "A heavy blow on Sprague's solar
plexus that laid him on the floor.
Sprague went down three times In the
down another time until eight seconds
were called Off For the remainder Of the
round ne managed 20 keep away from
McOiovern.
Sprague landed two hand-blows on NC
Govern. one Of them on the jaw, which
staggered Terry.
In the second round McGovern sailed In
with right and left swings on Sprdgue,
The latter finally going down and remain
ing ON the floor until counted out. He had
Ia be- assisted 10 his corner.
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WILL PLEAD INSANITY.
III. l.. Owens VIII Insist lie is Not of
sound Mind.

Insanity will be the plea of II. l.. owens
alias Captain Ward when he comes to
trial despite the fact that he only spent
one DAY in the State Hospital after being
sent there, and was az home when re-
arrested.
owens saws ne has positive proof that
his client was regularly adjudged insane:
that he was sent 10 the Eastern state
Hospital. and is still under the control
of that institution. II Is asserted that
Warrenton. in order that he might be
under the treatment OF his family physi-
clan. under whom IL was thought he
would the more rapidly improve.
Mr.. r. r. Campbell. OF Warrenton. Is
associated with Captain Wise as counsel
for owens Mr. Campbell is In the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
I mpire Arthur Poe.

"Nirgina's playing showed a surpris-
ing.y strong attack, but her defence
was a trlhc weak. The backs started
quickly. bat i'm many cases were not
backed up 10y the line. Lehigh played a
pluclly game from start to finish. and
her defence i'm the second half, when she
twice held Virginia on their own 51yard
line. was most noteworthy. The game
was % pleasant one 10 umpire, and both
sides deserve credit for the clean game
\ire'nia's double passes came Oft with
precision. and We're responsible for one OF
their touchdowns. ARTHUR POE
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TARHEELs WHY At ATLANTA.
scores North CaroIiRo. =; Georein
O.-IsoehIcr the Stnr pInyer

ATLANTA. GA. November SO-The
University OF North Carolina defeated
the University Of Georgia in a close con-
test In a game OF football at Piedmont
Park to-day by a score OF , TO q.
The CarOlinians made a touchdown I'm
Tour and q half minutes after the ball was
put In play in the first half by a series
81 steady bucks and splendid gains made
by koehler. the right half-back. whose
paying was the feature OF the game.
Georgia attempted several times 10 kick
"a goal from the field. but fell short.
In the second half Georgia kept the
BAH In the Tarheeis' territory. and at one
time placed IL on the 3-yard line. but was
unable 10 carry IL over for a touchdown.
Five thousand people witnessed the
game
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
CIose-Finish score of Sewnnce H.
Auburn 30.

Auburn 80.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. November 90
The close-Gnish score of Sewanee II. Au-
burn 10, in the football game for tho
championship OF the Southern Intercol-
logiate Association, was witnessed here
tins afternoon by 400 spectators. There
was great interest in the game, as IL was
TO decide tie between the two teams as
well ~ the championship Neither Of the
teams had been scored against TINS sea-
son, and it was clearly game for blood.
Auburn got the first touchdown I'm the
first half. which was soon met by one
by Sewance. In the second half there was
a repetition of this play, with Sewanee
kicking % goal. Neither side could make
any further gains.
Mississippi Defeats Tulane.
NEW ORLEANS. November 3O-The
University of Mississippi eleven easily de-
feated Tulane University to-day by a
score of - TO o.
Tie Game Mt nnrnesviIle.
BARNFSVILLE. GA. November 90
Gordon Institute played tie with the
second eleven from the Techn0lOgical In
stitute, of Georgia, to-day. Score, 10 D.
Gnnic Mt Jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE FLA, November Co
Football. Jacksonville Light Infantry, d;
Macon. Ga, O.
Y. VI. {. 4. Defents Athletic Club.
MOBILE. ALA, November S0.-The
Young Mems Christian Association team
Of this city dOwned the Pensacola Ath-
lotic Climb in game Of fpotQah
played here to-day by a score Of 10 Dc
Oak Ridge, 10; =. & u. y. G.. o.
RALEIGH. y. c., November Soak
Ridge Institute to-day defeated the Agrl-
cultural and Mechanical College of North
Carolina in a hOtly-contested game OF
football Benefits (Oak Ridge run on
forty yards was the feature Of the game.
score: oak Ridge, 10; Agricultural and
Mechanical, O.
Davidson. .; south Carolina, q.
CHARLOTTE. y c., November 90
Davidson College defeated the College OF
South Carolina al football to-day by
score Of to o.
Other Games.
pTTTSBTRG. November 3O-Duquesne
College and Athletic Club, IS; washington
TANSASTER. PA. November 81
Svqarthmore. y: Franklin and Marshall, ,.
SAN FRANCISCO, November @.-Jni-
versitv Of California. 10; stanford, q.
KANSAS CITY. MO. November D.
Kansas University, "a; University OF MIS-
ROCK ISLAND. ILL. November 30
University of Iowa, ., University or IL
linois o.
EksTON. PA. November 9o.-Lafoyette.
SC: Dickinson. 0.
WASHINGTON. November g.-Georse-
town. n: Baltimore Medical College, ..
Clemson College, p; Georgia school Of
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tackles. but on two occasions he was
dragged over the line BY main strength
On almost every kick the Carlisle backs
ran the ball back about twenty yards.
and twice the catcher got back sixty
yards Me.oxen plunged through the line
frequently for ten-yard gains.
Columbia held the Indians for downs but
three or four times during the entire
game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
COLUMBIA BADLY BEATEN.
score 10 to u i'm Favor Of the
Indians.

NEW YORK, November 3.-The foot
bah eleven Of Columbia was beaten by
the Carlisle Indians al Manhattan Field
to-day-i5 to o.
There were probably 10000 people with
I'm the enclosure and fully as many more
on the viaduct.
This was by long odds the severest
beating Columbia has received this sea-
son. fer team lined mp exactly as on
the day IL defeated Yale.
The indians we've In prime physical con-
ditiOn. and tore through the Columbia
line and skirted the ends az will
At least eight times the Carlisle backs
got around the end for runs OF from
thirty TO sixty yards. Most OF these runs
were made by Seneca and Miller. Weeks
stopped most of them by beautiful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
THE NEW ORLEANS At COLOMBO.
Her Race to the Philippines With
the BROOKLYN.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November 30
The cruiser New Orleans has arrived at
Colombo, on her way 20 Manila. This
brings her up to the cruiser Brooklyn for
the first time since their ocean race 70
the Philippines began. The Brooklyn ar
rived at Colombo yesterday and viii coal
probably i'm time 10 get away ahead Of
the New Orleans. The latter has been
gaining Of late. however and has better
cd her position by TWO days against he
Brooklyn. since leaving Alden At this
rate the indications are that the New or
leans will be the first 10 arrive at Manila.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
ORANGE AND BLUE WIN
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

"Ii wills says he can 20 on let him"
Ilt Willis was TOO badly hurt. and he
was led Go tho side lines, Taylor taking
Ielsh hroced then and got the ban ON
,.rn- Van Dyne and Chamberlain
,l ao bur little with Yale's Inns 10
r.. tlo third down, with yards 90 gain;
FULLER puntel out Of danger. and Nor
t. got thc ball Mallory made - terrific
H af 17 yards. and Lloyd made slight
ll This was followed by an attempt
tl sick "a goal from the field. which Was
booked. though the BAN was recovered
D LLOYD Bray fell on bis 2I-yard liue,
Ike result o. heavy tackle. Shirley
made q terrific dash round tho ond Tor
. yards. amid great enthusiasm "On.y
yards TO co. was the cry which came
rom The stands. But Che Lehisn team
.0t their defence together again, ana
leir line held SO well that Virginia iost
t. ball on downs.
RULER puntod the bah away 10 his 90
uue Virginia began another ate
t... SMbley made 90 slight gain. Mall
0.rr lt tle nue for nothing, and then
S.t., cot away again. lie dropped tho
hail. bot r.r0r red IT, and was doWncd
yarf. r0m re Lehigh gOal-lne.
lrC4swHr AXES a TOT CH-BACK.
rMt IrI .f rushing electrified the
,r.lI aa. l. Virginia hag-wavers We're
.. t..- W..ch the StoncNaI Band
..,.. Dixie furi0usly. The crowd was
F W.l much shouting and with lh-
4 ..0itcmeut The game 40 this point
as thrilling as murder trial An
r.r.t Was made 70 rush The BAH over
r u. but thoy might as well have
t... into q stone fort. suddenly the
.ru U.. Was socn 10 be Webbing u
.u.4's AIMS Mccarthy, VINO was on
t.h -lW IT, and snatched 10 out of
f.s am d.. the Virginia man. ana made
touch el. thus saving the situation.
clever play Tho Virginia men
I over the line after the bali, ana
Jon was created tnat inc Dhh-
r...tr bad scored another touchdown
Iurr lunted from LohleAs -J-!did
I. and the BAN crossed the side lines
l.f-uIv up the field, Coleman plunged
t Ia the line. and Fuller the Lchieh
was laid out SHIRLEY made q sllsht
I'LL. ia a. double pass. bat the bail was
lass. forward, and the play was not ale
l.v..r was on his feet for ten yards
sf RULER kicked % Coiem"n, who rec
t the ball twelve yards. smiley
r... slight. gain round the end, ana
a. tlruuah loft tackle and round
t. .ad. though DC was forced Go retire
..te, the ast play, and Landlord was
substituted 1laceiu scut the bah thirty
l. yards to Fuller. who returned d. ten.
Chamberlain Iu foul of Male. the quar-
tr.s after o. gain of eiehi yards.
umGH OF HER METTLE.
AK. Kick was the signal for Cham
lr.. tl be- sent into the line. but Dee
D. five yards. and the same
lost .u next IuH-flU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
First steel at EnsIey Plant.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. November 80
The first steel at the big Ensley steel
plant was manufactured to-day. About
forty tons of the product was manufac-
ured. and il Is proposed 10 continue pud-
ding there. putting two furnaces in blast
as soon as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
Manager Parsons. of Lehigb.

'We were fairly beaten In The game,
which, though rather rough. had no dis
agreeable features OF any importance.
our team was weakened by the loss OF
Captain Chamberlain. and of Half-backs
Lindlcy and Reese. We do not beerudgc
Virginia the victory. but hope we may
turn the tables at some future time.
"A. r. PARSONS,
,.f I chi trlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

SAVANNAH, GA. November 30-A pri-
vate dispatch received from the Liza RI
to-day by the savannah agents of the
British steamship Forest Brook from
Savannah, November llth, for Bremen,
reports the drowning Of Captain Putt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

battle. Then the crowd rushed for the
cars In waiting and went ny TO town TO
celebrate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

Virginia outplayed Lehigh to-day, be-
cause The whole team played with moro
vim from the start. and her working Of
the double pass was beautiful.
"The play Was exceptionally clean, and
the better team won.
"G. ". BARR. Referee"
Captain SummerSgilI. of Virginia.
81 am satisfied with the work OF my
whole team. SHIRLEY did himself proud.
Lehieh played "a good. clean game. and
both officials were highly satisfactory.
III. r. SIMMERSGILL.
Captain Of Virginia"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
SOME EXPERT OPINIONS.
officers and Teams Managers Give
Their Opinions of the Game.

rhat the game was clennl, played. and
won entirely on its merits, was patent 10
an who witnessed II. The managers Of
the two teams have asserted that no.
thing took place that should not have
occurred. and the two officials. both we'll
known Princeton players. say that the
two clcvcns played a clean game.
10 IL always interesting TO know what
experts think ON any subject and the
opinions OF the men who were naturally
mo- interested IN yesterdays game are
hereto appended:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

1.-The American Porter"-ls made espe-
cially TO supply an American need. by
the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association.
No other American brew Is like 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

'Lehigh played fast and hard ball. but
was outclassed by Virginia. Vrginia's
individual and team work was Of a high
order had expected a larger score. but
considering Lehigh's snap. / am satisfied
with the result. r. y. PAGE. Jr.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

Election board Meeting Postponed.
FRANKFORT, KY. November S0.-Fhe
meeting Of the State Election Board. 10
canvass tho vote OF November eth. called
for Saturday. December 2d, has been post
poncd 10 Monday December 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
Huntington Won.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. November co.
(SpeciaL)-The Huntington Club. made up
from the American Liner New York. met
on the gridiron this afternoon in "a game
of genuine old English football. The
Hmtingtons won 10y tho score of 20 ].
4 large crowd witnessed the game. which
was the first of its kind seen here in seve-
raj wears
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. 30. 1889
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer P0cahontas. Graves. Norfolk
aud James River landings. merchandise
and messengers; Virginia Navigation Com
pany.
steamer Winyah. Simmon. Phiadel-
phia. Pa, merchandise and passengers;
clyde Line.
Schooner H. ~ Somers. Smith. Chlcka-
hominy. lumber. Talliaferro x GO.
SlOOp Atlas, Johnson, Back river;
oysters.
SAILED.
Schooner Mamie Saunders. Steelman,
New York railroad ties.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. 20
(By tslegraph)
ARRIVED.
Schooner NJ. T.. II. q. Dow, New York.
Barge Brooklyn. Norfolk.
SAILED.
steamer Mars, I.elth.
Steamer lnchmarer. Norfolk. 40
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Ended in n General Fight.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. November 30
(SpeciaL)-A football game here this af-
ternoOn between colOrcd clevens ended in
general fight which was quelled by the
police Charley Hamilton. a colored by
stander, was struck i'm the face by a
policeman and seriously injured. He will
recover
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pnrt.month. EEL, nnlto. ColIeee. >.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. November 90
The football game here to-day between
the Portsmouth Seniors and the Balu-
more CITY College eleven resulted In
score Of % 10 in favor Of Portsmouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
Frcdericlssburg Lost.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. November
3o.-(Spccial)-Thc Woodbury. Forest
College football team and the
Fredericksburg College team met on
score was 10 to in favor OF Wood
berry Forest Tho visitors averaged
about twenty pounds In weight over the
home team who. all things considered,
put up a fast game. A large crowd wit
messed the contest and several brilliant
~. - L. l.aL. -. M. ..--l-- n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

Directors: Alexander Cameron John
S. Elicit T. c. Williams Jr. Granville
G Valentine James d. Crump John r.
Williams J. NJ. Fourqwean, A. X. Rllcf
son, J. L. Antrim a79
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01
THE ROANOKE GAME

Washington and Lee Dcfe"'e" ny
Hiaci<s5urE.
ROANOKE. VA. November "v'-'ope
cial 1.-The football game today De'"e'"