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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
BIG TEAMS To
GRAPPLE TODAY
Yale and Princeton Will Meet
OF, C,ridirou III the Greatest
Game OF The Season.
ELI FAv0RlTE WITH BETTERs.
University Of Virginia to Play
Navy-Both Teams il, Fine
1.cttlc--Other Games.

lspeclal TO The 1,lmes-p Dispatch,

tSpcclalt to The Times plspatch.p
MEM HAVEN, CONN, November IL
Yalcs football warriors left here ut !
{ clock this evening FOR New York.
Head Coach Rafferty, said: Il have
no claims to make but expect our team
to put up n stiff game, We are all III
good condition.
Trainer Mike Murphy said: THE men
have come along well the past week, and
are now mostly lii excellent condition 1t
will be the game of the year. and we've
simply sot 10 win
Tho lineup for final signal practice to-
day was:
Left end, Shevlin; left tackle, Rloo,ner;
left guard. Kinney: center Roraback:
right guard. Tril.; right tackle, Captain
Hogan; right end, Neal; quarter back
Rockwell; left half back. Hoyt; right halt
back, owsley: full back. Leavensworth.
To-morrow's game is expected to prove
q revelation in football strategy, for it
is the first time the two leading opponents
of the Development of the game under
the new rules-Walter Camp and Profess
sor Fine. of Princeton-lave shown their
hands
The Yale eleven will leave New York
at 10 O'clock tomorrow morning for
and Immediately before the
team starts there will be a conference of
the coaches to settle the. lineup.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
How Tigers Take 1t.

W. Especial to The Times p!spatch.)
PRINCETON. n. j.. November 1.-THE
Tiger team that will tackle Yale .o-mor-
row will line UP as fellows:
Center, butcher: guards. Short and Dis
Ion; tackles, CooneS and Stanard; ends.
.Tookcr and Crawford: quarter back,
Burke; half backs, Ritter and Foulke: full
back Miller. 81
& While this Is believed 10 be very
strong combination and the list oe sub
ssttutes is also very promising, there has
been very little disposition among the
students to back the team at even money.
The town, however. is filled with grad
yates with plenty of money to back the
team. The betting ranges from ) to 4
on Yale, to even money. and every dollar
of Yale money which arrives In town is
covered with little delay.
Eli is thought here that Princeton will
stick to a rushing game throughout,
since Yale has tremendous advantage in
having Hoyt. who is rated as the best
punter of the year. a f5
The only two weak points In Princeton's
team is the tendency of butcher and
Burke to tumble, on account OF which
the Army scored on her, and the lack
of Il good distance punter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
MrGovern Nav Meet Britt.

special 10 The yimes- Dispatch)
4 MY YORK November n-McCinvern
and Britt may meet IN he ring at Phil
aaeiphia before long
James F. Britt, OF San Frsnc.rco, wired
yesterday that he might come East with
In a few weeks and take on all the
SHgiItwe:ghts that ne could find betore NJ
Christmas dale with .:corhettp comes
around. aIcGoyern has been anxious to
hook up with the Californian. and re-
Gently Put up s2,561 as g forfeit to bind
the match
There IL a hitch, though. on the weight
question. Terry wants II 40 ripgsde.
while Britt wSil not fight now unless IL
rs l25 rtnss'de. II he comes, iioweYer.
the problem might DO solved. and one OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
is MCCOY AFRAID TO Meet
THE TERRIBLE twin" AGAIN
Report Says He Has Backed Water In Return
Match With Sullivan-News Of the
Ringside.
tsI,ec!al 10 1se T!rae.-Dlepa,ctl.,

tsI,ec!al 10 Tae Times Dlspa,ch>
BOSTON, MASS. November ia
special 10 The American from Chicago
says that kid MCCOY IS now reported
70 have backed water in hia return tna,ca
with Jack c'Twin'y sullivan, and there IS
iikeiy to be trouble Of various iorms,
when Sullivan. who IS IN Chicago, reaches
Los Angeles 10 hold the foxy Hooslcr IL
his contract 10 fight November 24tl.
Several telcsralns that have passed be-
tween Mccoy and parties in The East
nave led UP TO the conclusion that the
kid fears a repetition of the punmcinE
Twin gave him IN their former meet ne.
Mile The Iooser lad sot tho decision.
he also got heating that nstilled INTO
MIN the deepes, sort OF admiration fnit
The husky Boston boys proves. This
admiration, as the ttme for the second
battle between the TWO draws near. hiss
,ipened into a fear that he will cid his
sighting career .inglorously beaten by
he coming mi6dlcweight star. and rather
han take the chance he is trying 10 get.
:oIne one else 10 take Su .lipan's place
An offe. has been made 10 John Willie
TO Eail Gut toward the coast In time 10
go on with the kid The first week of
The Ascot racing meei II is So that
even clever Jack o'Rrien would be more
STrtferaole 10 Mccoy than SHllvan, mas
much as o'Brien's punch is not so deadly
rs the TWINS"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
M'GRAW WORRIED.
Mertes and Bresnahan May Not
be With Giants Next Season.
(specIal to The Tlmes.DispatchD

Especial to The Tin,es-Dispatcho
NEW YORK, November 11-President
Harry Pulliam's list OF the Giants, whose
proved and promulgated. shows that sew
eral of this years champions have
pledged themselves to play under John
McGraw's management again next year.
The names OF those players who have
come into the Giants fold are: '1ror
Man McGinnlty. Frank Bowerman. J. j..
Dunn, Arthur Dcvlin. billy" Gilbert
Dummy. Taylor and .'Blll'' Dahlen.
1t was pretty certain after the season
closed that most of the players on this
years team would accept terms to play
here next season. McGinnity. las, year.
signed two-y ear contract TO play with
tho New Yoris.
rho recent declaration of A1cGinnity
that he would not play with the Giants
next season. owing to President Brushs
refusal to permit him to play with the
tile significance. McGinnity was bit
ruffled at the time and spoke his mind
too freely. He Will play ball With the
New York team or not at all.
The Iron Man. has many more years
before him in the big league, and he is
not tossing away chances of cleaning mp
st least 5000 year simply because
Brush saw fit to refuse him cilanc!
to earn a few extra dollars and possibly
strain his pitching arm so that his SER
vices to the New York club would lie
practically useless. Ri
Jack Warner, despite talk to the con-
trary, will In all probability be Giant
next year, as viii Browne, Matllewson,
Mccain. Doniin. Ames Wiltsc, Marshall
and Elliott AS to Bresnahan and A1ertes
there is no certainty.
However AIcGraw will have most OF
the veterans back on the team, and II
there is a vacancy. 1t will be In ne OUT
field, and acGraw can fill this position
with good man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
HELP WANTED enale.

COMP SIT o la,-N1ANTED,s YOUNG
lady who can Eset4type and run small
printing press. ApplySat once .iR4AGONt
+ COFFEE COFFEE Virginia Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
GETS CONTROLLING INTEREST.
IN BIG NEW RACE TRACK
nv Associated Press,

NEW YORK. Nov. lid. y. Stuart
who recently became sole owner OF the
Oaklawn Jockey Club race track. now
under construction al Hot Springs, Ark,
has sold a controlling interest In the
property to John Condor, owner Of the
Harlem Race Track Chicago. III. The
plans OF the Oaklown track, which Is
more than half built call for an eNpendi-
ture OF sS5o0to,
Dates for winter meeting will be
asked Of the Western Jockey Club at The
Condon's first appointment of officials
was that Of Superintendent w. =. MTer.
WHO'S known throughout in his connection
in the same capacity with the Harlem
Jockey Club
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
JIM BEAT7IE
WINS Handicap
.------------
Took Lead at Start and Ran
Away With Days Event
at Aqueduct.
BEAT FAvoRlTE cAIRNGoRM
first Race Went to Palette and
Fourth to Glistcn-Re-
suits Elsewhere.
BEAT FAv0RlTE CAIRNGoRM
nv Associated press.>

s u ID
NEW YORK. November lion 8 mud
dg track. Jim Rcaitie easily captured the
oakda,e handicap at Aqueduct to-day
s,iim Bcattie took the lead at the star;
and KEEP, it. winning by six lengths from
ii,be favori,e. CairEorm, Three favoritcs
won Summaries:
First race.-selline seven furlongs--
Palette g TO u fret, Andrew Mack {
80 - second. Water Pansy 60 to ~ third.
Time. 1929 Us.
Second race--one nlile--Lord Badge @
TO 81 first, Sononla Belle dc TO y second,
Tlamnlula Qs to 81 third. Time, l;4S 2-5.
THIRD race-The Oakdaie handicap. six
furlongs-Jim Beatt:e Is to y first, Cair-
germ e to y second, Flyback g to z,
third. Time, l:i4 as.
Fourth race-Selling one mile and a
y furlong~Glisten Is to - first, Aurun,astei
tlB to s. second keynote a TO y third.
Time, 1855 Us.
4 (even) first. Lucy Young 6 to II second,
( A1nberjack $50 to y third. Time. 100 3-5.
II Sixth race--One mile--Alsteri q to j.
first, Billy Roche Is to y second, Revane
5l6to y third Time, 1:45 10.
Entries for To-day.
Il First racial ages, handicap. six fur
:longs-Collector Jessup.' 121; Ascension,
8J1a;B Ben McDhui, Roseben, Ia; Monet,
NIP: Mamie Worth. Dick Bernard. I'll;
Old England, 1867 King Pepper, los; At
wood. l03. Mimosa, 1o2; Race King, l0l;
Foxy Kane. Et TIL Brute, IS; Jerry c.. IS.
a Second race-Three year ODDS and UP,
selling, one mile-Out OF Reach, IL;
Prince Ching, lCS: Arsesal. 105; Hatche..
slna. Sir Shep. Thistle Heather, 100; Jure-
nal Maxim, 81; Prince Salin Sam, Prince
3Athe!ing, IS; Bowler, 90.
Third race--Two year olds, selling, five
Warklnan, l01; Sill
sSni; COMPRESSOR. Dnzae, Juvcnaea, Sill
Sranioc, 100; Blue Coat, Monocador The
Seer 100; Belle Dixon. Caper Sauce, %:
tBenlala. 81. Estcrre, Danseuse, Brush Up,
Massa, "a.
a Fourth race--The Edsemore. Tor all
ages one mic and furlong-Eugenu
sBurcll, 12S; Ostrich ST. Valentine, Ortho-
.dox, us: Go Between, Dolly Spanker, lis.
Fifth race--A Maiden, two year olds.
selling. SIX and q lialf furlongS-Garnlent
lN; Bill Bailey II. 100; Confcssor, LII
Golden. PI'ieu.ty. Chimney Sweep, SIT.
NIargr:ve. lol; Iron Heart. SO; Ralbert.
.,s; Black Prince, Applaud, Red Ruler
Maggie S.roup. &c; Roderick Dhu, Miller's
Daughter. Massa, %.
81 Sixth racial ages, handicap. one mile
and a siateenth-Iord Badge. III; Car
buno.e. Persistence 1l6: Dakaber. Ill;
Seymour. l1e; Colonsay, ipS: Calmness, 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
DOLLY SPANKER'S RECORD
Wilson'S Horse Now One Of Most
Useful OF Three

isrecislto The Times-Dispatch.1
8l5 SEE5T YORK, November ll.--The VIC
y fo.y gained b. r. T, Wilson, Jr.'s, Dolly
s.saaker Il, tae running of the Election
Day handtcar at Aaueduct Wednesday
8sta-a;1s tbs son Of King s,oa-Lady Gay
sssc ore g The most useful tt,reeyear- Odds
training
'ce-tsial. theie aye few horses ina.
ilase r.tI more consistently than ne since
TIE present season began. and the chances
are thai lle Ti:a ado one or two more
55Tfcto-1es 20 his already long string be-
5te,e the gear ends,
+ IS xiii unonpfredir be a starter in The
EdEsrnore stakes Tor ali ages al q mile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Chovnski To Box Williams.

ESPECIAL to The Timts,Dispator
lliliADELPiilA, Novemher, ll.e-Jaci
Williams, The light heavyweight Of Phi.
ade pf!ia' and Joe Choynsl.i have been
matched 10 meet for SIX rounds al catch
WeiRn's on November 18th before lnc
nen'iemen's Boxing Club, Of Plilade!-
pha, for the la ter's initial show
Choynski has been sidegtepninr tt,,5
boxing game for the pas, year. l,ayinn
turned down a chance to clash WIN Jact5
C'Brien, Of Philadelphia, for bout ~
81. Louis last week Shorts are wonderjnc
II he means to get in The rims, ay,in
OF not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Trouble Over Bout.
!,speclsl q The Tiues. Dlspa,ch

special 10 The Time. DisDatch.S
CHICAGO, November ll.-Aii Kids Of
trouble has followed iii the wake of thc
Honey Me!!ody--BuddY Ryan bout next
Mohda" night AT III. Harlem q. G. The
bout was switched over from the Blue
Island Club. and row there Is II hitch
on me feteree, and the club vii, proba-
nsE rule over the managers Of tho men
~ Tic selection.
Ryan has iwo decisions over MELODY.
INC iiFst by Z sinal! margin ana the So
cond on a fonl.
Manager Jack Mooney has received IN
oltsr TO match Melody with AIadln pufry
~ Lansing, allcit. carly In December.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

ooupo N y q liqpid vegetable com.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
COAL, WOOD AND ICE.

sl.2y FOR HALF. CORD KiIAN-pR1HD
J. y, LACY for cheap GcodkInv fuel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
BAPTIsTs.

BAPTISTS. tss
ts;ress Avenne anu neech s,reet,-nev. j. 3.
HAWTHORNE. ID. spestoE-IsreacninE at
aubsc wo sS 1as asso MoFn aS
sand; evening subject. How Old Are You?'.
su N; y. sch b, la, at 80 a.
4. n. aud ?. M- BY Dr., s; 6. MITCHELL:
SCION, BAPTisT cHuRicn CORNER
sixth and Main s,ree,s)-specal Sun ay5
school service at $3.50 a. II. Preaching at II A..
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH lcoR.
s. ~ RDN ER. u u. pastir--sun<lay school
q, Il and ; 2 NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday
rHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
the Baptist sunday sciioo! Association OF Rich
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at the Calvary Zap
list Church, corner Pine and Gl3ce Streets, at
$50 O'clock; SUNDAY school workers. and the
public cordially invited 10 attend
". p. DIXIE, President.
AT. IL. Mcdowell Secretary.
METHODIST.
BROAD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
lclURcH-Rev. GEO. II. SOONER. pastar'--.
WILSON; evening service at O'clock. pastor.
This notice is an Invitation to you. .
cESTESAE 81 9. ME 1dIin St =, cIuKcn
Rev. W. j. q YOUNG. y, D.. pastor Services
and sermons by The pastor A. u a ii Al.
.ye a1ss subiSe ha Eas Home nsa
Type OF the Heavenly Home. and Prcpsia ION
To-, r. la last SERMON 9 on the hone, SUNDAY
,ited aFs4F
TRINITY. METHopIsT IcnUEcH q NJ,
order Mechanics and Daughters OF Liberty; s
T. NJ. Bixhop a: ". WILSON breaches.
e pAs rfA anfp ass Fna
SIS eyery sunday unaay 4 school as az
i uhioN STATION ~. T.; CHURCH Given
ty,tonr,h n,a slrfe,s'Rsy. , "a Nancy
i:s ~ ii ri AZ = NJ
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN; CHURCH (coR.
nrI sioa;s IN oisrs 1t
81. and s,l5 r, NJ; preaching BY the pastor All
ssr"xp rnrsRYTEEIAN GHrRcu-nnv
RUSSELL. CECIL y D.. pastor --Services al
y A. and s =; y sunday school o:a5 a.
II y. EGGLEsToN, pastor, preaching BY The
1,or , sanday /, n2Tnsg c Nc yGysn;ns
GAVIN sTEwART. r. D. pastor. Divine
seryiees ta-,a no. y 4 i;c! 81 n and Z y sun,
S Ill., IEHT' H,,,,,e}
paator,-servlces At u o'clock 4 NJ. ana 5 +.
81 Wednesday night service al o'clock.
r,sstIns il nc leeture-room at lis o'cIgck. ''s
i.creys Av,nue and Flu street,, services II ii
u u. siniay school $3.50 4 ~. Mid Week
service Tuesday p, NJ Welcome 70 All
CHRISTIAN
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corner ot seventh and Grace s reetslg--Ser.
Sd by I rev. JOHN Z rouN1-. 81 Give uisSe.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
NJ. l., "a; a. NJ. A., O.

Special 70 Tie Times- Dspatcn)
LEXINGTON, va. Nov. 1.-THE Nir-
GINA Military Institute foot bali eleven
tbs afternoon defeated the Augusta AIili-
tary Academy team. of Fort Defiance by
the score Of q TO O. The visitors put up
p!uciy game. but they were Matched
were made by canee ard one by Balm
al goals were kickei by Ethridge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

FOR OF FIVE ROOMS,
brick dwelling; occupancy given at once
500 n Twenty-tlrst Street. 4
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SITUATION WAN1'ED-Male.

WANTED, 4tFPOSlTlON BY NI4ANEWlTll
six years experience III store and four
teen wears js experience In coal office
Address JNO.B H. GWIE, No. 0 York
Street. Barton Heights, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
Gardner ard Reilly

lspeeisl 10 The Times. piGpatc,,
NEW YORK November li,1t;sorea
Gardner. the ex-l'Ght heavyweight cham
Don. ana Tommy Reilly. or Butte. Mont.
nave been matched 10 NIX matters Tor
twenty rounds Al gcatclweights before q
iclnt IN Los Angeles. Cal, during The last
week IN this month. Reilly Is known ,s
ths boiler plate man" for his sbnlty,
u stand punishment and Gardner yGn,
haSe MS hands fu|' when ttoy lash.
I,ound.' sfNNptb SuHlf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12

FOR SALE CIIEAP-Aa GOOD, SOUND.
work Horse: also p Horse, Cart and
lM,ncss; viii sell cheap for cash .Apslyg
10 Room I, SCI u. Main street, ell y.i5 s5E
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PRINTING.

COUNTRY ORDERS Solicited. rAY.
LOR L. TAYLOR PKlNIINGsC CO.. No. l
4 t;,Hernor Street. Richmond. Va,
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.spIccIA LOT or BR N SIZES g. 80
and "a Soft Hats-swhlle they last. Sc %
a and $3.50. MUSCOE II. GARNE1'T,
y EsighthSand Main Street.
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SEALED. ra0p5sALs.
Notice to Feed Dealers,

Office OF City, Engineer. 6
Richmond, Va, Nov. o. 1901
SEA LIED PROPOSALS WILD BE RE.
ceived ut this office at ! O'Clock p. NJ. on
q MONDAY, November IA 1904 for fur.
nishing, delivered ut tho City slab,cs.
III suchEquanties and at such tines as
may be required by the City Engineer
200 Bushels Best Quality No. 2 Mixed
Shelled Corn.
100 Bushels Bcst Quality No Q Mixed
10 Tons Choice No i Western Timothy
Hay.
:, Tons Best Quality Wheat Straw.
2 Sacks Salt
4 certified check for $4,000 must nc.
company each bid as q guaranty for
execution OF contract .ss
The Committee on Streets and Slockoe
Creek reserves the right to reject any
and all proposals offered. and to award
the contract as a whole or In separate
gt parts. w. E. CIJrSI1AW.
Nov 10-4t City Engineer
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soYs WANTEp TO q ELI.s THE Sun
day, Times Dispatch In the East End
and paramount. The Times- DISPATCH, De
livery Wagon Will be ut Twenty fth
and Vens HE StrHets and TWentN.nlEth
between 81. and 6;l5 o'clocks and bows
may sscure papers al regular ne Wspoy
rates. WATT FOR THE MACON
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me fastest slN-round bouts Of the year
would result
james is champion now, and Terry
would like very much to get n slam at
his crown
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':TE /: BRANCHES ), n

L j . II
Tie following Branch Offices have
been established FOR the. benefit OF
those LIVING mt Il distance from the
Main once Of rho Times DISPATCH,
The Tee-Dec Wants left at any or
these branches will receive tho salne
careful attention us though they had
been left at tho Main once, and there
WiilI he no extra cost 70 tho advcrtiser;
SLAuGHTER'sB DRUG STORE, Tween,
ty-1,tth and Venable Streets. III a
w, r, EArSES, T Wenty,r1thi and Leigh
streets. tsf Az n "a ii
"a. a. SCOTT, Twenty,tfth and Broad
Streets.
bRosT.J, WILLIAMS, TWenty,fIrstl
and Marshall! Streets.
III, n. M. HARRISON. Foushee and
Rroad Streets.
& G. w. LATlME r, NO. 900 West Mar.
-rt Ann SONS SONS .pava STORE, No, ,sa,
Il, I. REvERIDGE, Brook Avenue and
.RAp S2 pHua sTohlE, Barton
re opIE's Drug sroRe, Mo. $500
MA williamsburg Avenue, Fulton,
ARoRiN'sa PHA RMAcY. No. 200 EAST
Marshal Street. s u &
CITY DRUG STORE, No. t4af East
Main Street, corner r Fifteenth,
EJUpSoN cUNN lNGHAM, IS No. 2oa7
East Main, corner TYienty.first
PINE STREET r. tiAR MACY, No. a3i
south Pine Street. a.
5poINpExFER,kl Rk, IRISH a CO.,
Mo. 418 East Broad Street,
THE PARAGON ri ARMACY,tN No. 4o2
North Sixth Street,
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty. alohth
andiN Streets.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TO PURCHASE ID RECT
from owner, a farm; one near Richmond
and lying between c. and .. X. n. and
4 the James River nreferted !; ready5tosbuy
Immediately If suited and price Is right.
y Address D. IL. this office.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

BOYS WANTED no SELL. the SIN.
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ana Paramount The Timcs-D ispa CHI De-
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and Il streets every sunday lnorning
between S:l5 and b:la O'Clock, and boys
may secure papers at regular neWsboy
rates. WAlI FOR THE WAGON.
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SCHOOLS.
Midshipmen Confident.

Especial to Tho Times, pispateh.)
# ANNAPOLIS, MD. Nov. 1.-THE Anna
polls Mldshpmen had q short practice to-
day, in preparation for their game with
he University of Virginia to-inorrow.
While they look on Virginia as a strong
a. decided victory tomorrow. ! in order J IL 4,
he put in Arinys class Captain Farley
VII! .proba bly, start In the game at left
tackle. bnttretire soon, as distributes arc
giving him much trouble. ~
\ Douglass, their star half-back, who Il
In the hospital with broken leg, will
be badly missed as will lso Root, an.
other back. who Is out OF the Same with
this season,
Under head coach. Paul j. Dashiell, An
Iapolls will now begin secret practice
West Point at Philadelphia on November
26th, ",
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ST. BERNARD DOG,
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and feet and white streak down back
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