The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-04
AUBURN IS DETERMINED.
TECH BOYS GO TO MEET
VANDERBILT.
They Believe They Can do BETTER Thah
to score sn Dudley Field
other Football Games
TOday.

with q fixed determination to win,
the football team of the Alabama roas
technic. Institute left Montgomery Se go
t tnrx mIornag for an eonausring Van
derbilts this afternoon on pudiey LII snE
The Auburn squad looked IN the pinh
Of condition and there rem wa who co aons his |
armor this afternoon that the SoutneIn
football world will be surprised wneh
night Thh idea of holding Vanderbilt |
down to a close score is not In sheif
heads. That Auburn crowd y going y
win. II their hercest ana ias'es' anu
headiest playing can WIN.
Only one member of the team seems
to be in poor condition He y Easy
STREET. the great o 1aras for Auburn IN
the last three years. STREET. has |
strained tendon in his left leg and y IS
doubtful II he will get n. IN w IN E nrob.
TO the delight of every Auburn man;
H bac III the F sSgaR %i be IN the
In good condition Here Is man t It
is probably the best on holding his 1eet
the weight of Craig of Vanderbilt and
Burks OF Alabama. He is q combina-
d di9a Il to tne ea lTS crais the soaths great
est hdlfback will be severely questioned
after today's battle;
BlrmfnR
are taking things easy this morning.
preparatory to their struggle this at |
ternoon. Alabama seems an odds-oE
Georgia Tech is practically assured Of |
heating Tennessee while II looks as IL |
V.PI will have the best of the ar
gument with Virginia.
Athens won.
Huntsville, Nov. 3.-tSpeciai. )-The |
Huntsville football team was defeated
b Athens ss Syssors %aae in one
touchdown and kicked the goal ana
held their opponents down 70 notnlns.
right hall hn Tor As1e rom ave
men and made a run of fifty-fve yards |
making the only touchdown OF the day
The feature Of the day was Aenenss
every time and the ball was always In
their territory. Geo. r. Cooper was
umpire and DR.. John LAWYER was rel
Athens-Rowe. center: Rodgers, right
guard; French, left guard; chrLisss Christie s,a
venson. right end; l.. stevenson, LETT
end; Armstrong, right half: Wells. left
half; Turrentine, quarterback; Park.
Huntsville-Bone center; Stewart
right sgard; Baker lsft gnSSrd Sooper
end; Graham, right half; Lanier, left |
half; stegali, quarterback; Lynskey.
The two teams will play again on
Thanksgiving Day in Athens
owing to the illness of Captain Skel-
ton of the Gender Training School team, |
uled for Saturday has been called on.
Ruled on Turf.
New York. Nov. AT a meeting OF
the stewards of the Jockey Club, held
today M. L. Mitchell, in whose name
the horse Fretman, alias Cataract, was
entered at Jamaica in the sixth race,
October 80; Trainer Steele and J. V.
wilkins and the horse were ruled off
the turf.
The application of R: H. Brown; to be
restored to good standing, was denied,
and the following licenses were grant
Trainers--N. K. Beale, r. Brooks. @.
w. Dodge. James Dumas. g. J. Enkleck-
ing. w; H; Henry Th9 Waa t =; Morton and
Jockeys Harry Brown, Richard Black
lock, Arnold Glare and Richard Gerdes:
s. s. Rowland was appointed Steward
to represent the Jockey Club at the
autumn meeting of the Washington
Jockey Club and Joseph A. Murphy was
appointed judge and Handicapped
Dan Patch Equals Record.
Memphis. Tenn, Nov. 3.-In an exht-
bition mile today on the Memphis Trot-
tine Associations track, Dan Patch. lne
record without a wind shield, covering
the distance in 1859 IA. This record
has been held by Star Pointer FOR a
number Of years At the second trial
Jersey driver, nodded for the word
and the black PAGER put forth his best
EFFORT The quarter was passed In
thirty seconds, the half was reached in
ffty-nine and a half seconds, and at
the three-uuarters pole the timers
marked one minute and twenty-nine
seconds Down the stretch for home.
Hersey urged his charlie forward and
the wire was passed in the record time
| of $50 IA.
Texas walsh Dead.
st. Louis, Nov. 3-Texas rom
walsh, we'll known among racing men
all over the country as plunger, ana
owner of race horses. died today at the
Wullanphy Hospital from dropsy He
was as years of age and native of st.
Louis.
Hounds Worked Well.
Upperville, Va, Nov. 3.-Middlesex
hounds were hunted today IN the Eng
lish- American trials, and although no
fox was killed. Mr.. Higginson pack
worked excellently and received high
commentator from the judges
Fresh shipment Neufehatel, Phiia-
deIphia. Cream, Brick, Swiss and
Roguek0ft Cheese.
Brock Grocery Company.
PRINTERS NOT PLEASED.