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tWo-yard gain was needed when q kick
was ordered. On another occasion a ten
yard penalty sent Utah back Yards be-
hind the linesmeus sticks, aud a single
buck on the third down by Bennion
gained the distance.
Where Captain HesVey Came in.
So,much for the relative playing of the
two teams, Another feature in Laramie's
favor should not be overlooked, This was
referee and umpire. Captain J, W
HeaVey, L. ). A, and a resident OF Lara
ME. Eleven times during the game he
penalized Utah. Not one for Wyoming
one penalty diverted a touchdown into
a touehbacS. Again BeRuioR scored on a
hurdle, He was called back, given five
yards besides, and did IL again I'm the
same place, but il went the second time.
wing shift cost Utah ten yards, a split
buck five yards and then "a few more
penalties were thrown IN for good meas
ure, once Nariey and once Pitt nailed
the ball as the center lifted il from the
ground TO pass IL. The rules allow this,
but Il cost five yards each time for off
side playing Maddox has some new
formations, some mighty good formations
lie learned them from Aost and they are
used at Michigan in every game, When
ever they were tried yesterday, although
tho ball travelled forward many feet
when AR. Heavey had his say the ball
settled five yards back OF where the new
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FOOTBALL SCORES.

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At Westinghouse Wash =
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ANOTHER TIE GAME PLAYED
Eureka and Salt Lake Seeker Football
Teams Meet at Fair Grounds
Miners Lead League.

Ia the third game Of the Utah Associa'
ton Football league series al the fais
grounds Yesterday the Eurekas and Salt
Lake association teams again played a
draw game At The start Eureka at once
began 10 besiege the homo team goal.
and Salt Lakes custodian had all he
could do TO save his charge the Eureka 5
forwards continually making ii dangerous
for him. Salt Lake. however, managed
10 pull themselves together during the
latter part OF the first half, and forced
Newton to save. The whistle blew at
half time with Eureka pressing.
At the outset OF the second half il
looked as If Eureka would surely score
but at this juneture of the game a fierce
wind blew up from the west and spoiled
all their best efforts. The whistle blew
with no side scoring, Ii Was one of the
pFettiest games this season. IL would be
unfair to single out any player for espe-
ciai praise, as all played their positions
we'll the game being clear OF fouls in
every way.
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Football Players Hurt.

Philadelphia. oct. w. Fugue Of
Pendleton Ind. student of SWartt-
more college, is jn the university hosp-
tai seriously injured as the result OF
football practice and the physicians
have little hope Of his recovery. tie Is
suffering from hemorrhage Of the
brain,
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Worth a Vast sum.

Lexington, Ky, Oct. Wv. NJ =
: Savage tonight confirmed the report =
. that q New York syndicate had Of =
: fered him $4,000 for Dan Patch. :
: which today paced d mile i'm the =
= record breaking time of 1.55i>. =
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control and held Chicago to two hits. Al
First game. r. IT, +.
81 Louis .-..--.. Observation-Disclosures. g q
BaQeries-sudhoff and sugden; Mtrock
and Hart.
Second game. r. H. L.
81. Louis Observation-Disclosures. =
OHtcaeo ...-.-.-.-.--- -.----.....- -
Batteries Buchanan, Van Zandt uud
Speyer, Smith and Hars,
Game called al end OF eighth inning on
account OF darkness,
Cleveland, Oct. T-ClevcIand lost the
last game Of the srasOn to Detroit Bern
hard being batted hard, while Mullin was
a puzzle. Attendance, 2,Oo0. Score
Detroit ....,... ....................T Il a
Notwithstanding aud Clarke; Muilin
and Warner.
Washington Oct. THE American sea.
son closed here today with double
header between Washington and phlIadel-
phia. the locals winning the first. and
the second was a tie AT the end Of the
fIth iIniES, Attendance e, 700. Scores.
First came. Il. H. e
Washington -.---.---.... s.....-.... 3
itiatl 2illa ffr,. and ir,, .t,.n,
Dy gert aud Powers.
Second game 4. H. L.
" Washington .-----.... ..........-.. 3 o
Batteries Manuel and Knoll; Myers and
Powers.
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utah Needs Nor Work.

The Utah team is not playing up to lis
standard ye,, The boys need more pTac-
ucc and more hard work before they
VIII be able 10 do themselves full credit.
The new men on the team all showed
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EDistanced.
Trotter Sold.

lexington, Ky, Oct sadie Fogg. a
S-year-oid trotter by Director General,
was sold today by 4. l.. Parker OF
Georgetown, Ky. TO r. J.. Peek of Provi-
dcnce, r. l.. q for So. 500. On a trial shs
tFetted q mile in 2.e9ls.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, oct. Boston observed the
close % the American league season to-
day by winning q dOuble-header from
New York. The second game was called
at the end of the fifth inning on account
of darkness, Attendance. &5J0. Scores:
First game. r. r. +.
Boston ............ ................ IL
New York ,......... ..............G 9
Batteries TannehilL Winter aad Girl
ger; Ho-g. Ortiz and kie.now.
Second game. r. II. T..
Batteries Hughes, pinCeu and ArmbFus-
Ter, Newton. Goodwin, Hosg. Grifuth and
Conner,
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pIaskin Rueksrs Want came.

Arthur Davis. captain OF the Pigslun
Fuckers, is ont with challenge 20 play
ans rs pound team iR tho city Should
his challenge be- accepted he wishes 10
be notified on Belt 'phOre 1895 X,
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: These players are willing TO prove =
= their title as champions by playing =
y for trouble,
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DAVID SMITH IS LIONS
CR00UET CHAMPION

Z Much interest has been taken dur =
: ing the summer In croquet in the vi y
= cinity Of Liberty park, and among .
. other features was the final series y
= of championship games for 1905, =
: which resulted as follows. .
! Nan ost y & =
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Ffaneiseo, Oct I.-Tozer was
warmed up in the opening inning today
i'm a manner not TO his liking, The locals
bllmped him for three hits aud secured 4
lead that served them throrsheTt The
game. IL was largely a pitchers battle
after the first inning. Score;
= H. 4.
Les Angeles .,,..,,..,.,..,,.,.--.
aan FraHesro .,.... ....-,.,--,
Ratteries-Tozsr and Eager; Williams
aud Wilson. mplTa-DaVis,
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WORLDS PACING
RECORD BROKEN
Dan Patch Negotiates the Mile in
1854.
TEN THOUSAND SEE RACE
PACED BY RUNNER WITH CAN
VAS DUST SHIELD.

Lexington. Ky, Oct. Dan Patch,
king Of PAGERS today clipped three
quarters of a second from his own, the
worlds record, negotiating the mile iii
1.55A \ crowd of 10000 persons was
already ia a high state OF enthusiasm
over the smashing of the 1905 race rec
ord of the worlds three-heau record
successfully, and when Dan Patch 3
time was given out excitement APP
preached frenzy Cheering people
threw hats and wraps in the air and
sWaTmed into the track despite the eff
forts of policemen. the ovation con-
tinumg several minutes, The great son
of Joe Patchen and Zeijika appeared
FOR the trial at 4 o'clock. The track
was lightning fast aud there was 40
wind, and the weather conditions We're
ideal Scott Hudson was behind the
paoe-maker.
Wind Shield Used,
A strip of cloth between the wheels
OF the forward suiky TO prevent dirt
being thrown behind was the only sug-
gestion Of a wind shield. Hersey was
behind Dan Patch lac books offered
d 10 ) either way ON the result of the
effort There were cheers when 2Jla
was hung OUT for the first quarter.
Dan patch's nose was almost against
HudsOu's coat. ana the crowd began
Vainy yelliuS tu Hudson 90 move up
hope WAS stimulated when 90 IL was
posted for the half Excitement be-
Cd D D. 81
was passed in 1:26 IA and the special
ors began shouting encouragement 10
the drivers. into the stretch the great
PAGER. stin keeping his even, seemingly
effOTtless stride. the runner al his sui
KS wheel. began 10 crawl up. hudson
gave a little more rein, but Hersey
sat like a statue, not urging his chusl
with whip or word. Patch made hu
last supreme effort. He Just finished
The mile as he had begun Il. He had
scarcely broken into sweat when led
back TO receive the plaudits o. the
crowd,
". N. Savage, his owner had the
announcer publicly thank Hudson to'
his work a. pace-maker. He also air
n0uuced that Dan Patch. " Wednesday
would pc sent against the record az
1853 IA, made without "A dust shield
The three fastest heats ever paced
marked the 2.0i event. and the avcr.E
pimc for the total heats Of the -
Was the fastest on record. In the -
Uial neut vi the 2;Oi pace, Hazel Patch
gave the Lexington track the 1895 race
record OF 2.02 3-4. The next heat was
won by I-acOnda In 2;02 flat He like
IA Use covered the third heat Ia 2.94 81
The three finishes We're pronounced the
most heart breaking seen this year
Nathan Strdus, the faVorite through
out the pooling, though fields sold az
from so to 90 TO 80 10 80, had TO be con-
tent with third money, The hetUns "a
me event was the heaviest OF the meet
ing Every faNorite was beaten today
Results.
The Summaries.
The Wilson stake. s2OoO (2;2o paee)
Boliyer woa three straight heats ~
2.OIs., 0sa,, a:cgl4, Bonnie Wilkes, I'D
Patch aud eastwood also started
2:0S trotting, purse SL20O-kid Shay
van two straight heats IN s;0sA, 2:0l4
Angola. MaZettO. Rediac, Dineet view
Robert Ale and Jlm Ferry also started
r-fl class u4giHg purse 81 099-lfFal q
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two downs, fake kick was tried ard the
old chestnut netted ten yards for WyOm-
ing They could not gain. however, and
were forced 10 kick, Utah blocking In.
kick and getting the ball III the scTam-
bic that followed.
On the march down the field Peterson
fumbled twice Russell getting the first
and Laramie The second, which happened
on Wy0ming's ten-yard line, where The
ball was In Wyomimg's possession at The
call OF time for the first half
In the Second Half.
Wyoming kicked off in the second half,
and for the first and only time during
the day compelled Utah 10 kick on the
third down which followed. Two downs
by Wyoming, and they In turn were
forced to return the bah. Utah captured
ii sixty yards from their enemy S goal
and by steady gains The ball was carried
quickly down the field. As Utah neared
the goal Barton made TWO bucks i'm sue
cession for ten yards each. The third
was q fake buck by him. BenniOn taking
the ball and going ten yards for a touch
down. 1t was hard goal 10 kick. and
Bennion failed.
On The kickoff Lohlein caught the ball
and came back fOrty-fiYe yards before
fHerbst stopped him TWO downs and a
kick was the best Laramie could do, and
10 was another steady march for a goal
which was reached on sensational end
run by Russell. who BOWED over half a
dozen Wyoming tacklers TO reach the
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JOE D. PROVES
GREAT STARTER
Captures Only Race Worth Watching
at Fair Grounds.
WEARY DAY FOR CROWD
FOUR AND oNE.HALF FURLokGS
is WELL GUN.

One race worth the watching helped
console those who went 10 Tie state
fair grounds track 20 see sport vcster-
day afternoon. Apparently the crowd
didn't know the difference, for they
stuck to the grand stand with the
tenacity of men who have given Up
their hard money and propose 20 get
its worth.
The feature of the afternoon was the
match race between Boltman and
Light Breeze. It was q wonderful PEI
Torrance, the wonder lying in the act
that either horse ever crawled over
the distance at all, let alone IN 2.l6.
Three out of five was the order o. the
heats and il took all five TO decide. By
the time Light Breeze got the money
everyone was ready TO leave.
Los Angelina was run along With a
bunch of fourth raIers in the third. a
seyen-eighth mile event And WGen
this procession had filed in everyone
was looking for something in the way
OF consolation.
1t came with the four and one-half
furlong race for beaten horses. Little
Pills owner, Evans. started a protest
over the weights-the race was 10 be
run weight for age, and by some
means the information had been given
| out that il was 10 be five pounds under
scales, When the judges got the mat
ter in hand they ordered it run--weight
for age.
When the horses lined up at the lost
! II was very apparently a case Of Little
/ Phil against Joe ID. with the field 40
ing all possible Jockeying 10 help the
! Evans horse. But Joe ID took the lead
/ IN lovely start and held il TO neck
and neck finish, with Little Phil less
than half 4 length in the rear and
Weldon taking third money.
The Summary.
First race. special 2:4O trot and pacs,
purse $50, three in five
sammy J; Jones, owner. 3 .
Jimmy Britt; McCoy, owner. ?
| Pearl; L. {, Curtis owner. > 1
Time-2:ss. 2:se, 2:ssli, 2:82.
sDistanced
Second race, match race, three in five
Boitman: Mr.. Boltman, owner i > 2
{ Light Breeze, Billy Breeze.
, owner ,..... ....,.. ...... ..... >
Time-3:23la, s;e3,.. SIS. sas. ala.
/ Third race, seVen-eighths Of a mile
weight for age. running-LOs Angelina
(Mooney up, Commodore Fuller up.
Red Cord Boyd up. Time-t:3ps
Fourth race, four and d half furlonEs.
for beaten horses, weight for age-Joe D
! Jones up, Little Phil (Nevius up, Vel
den (AicComas app. Time-1:5S.
! Before the races the winning livestock
was paraded down the hOmestretch.
] aspirants for athletic honors amused the
crowd and cost one Of the runners $40.
/ which he had bet in a moment of en-
thusiaSm
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Ball Game at Walkers Today.

Eureka and Salt Lake are scheduled 10
meet at Walkers field this afternoon.
These teams met in Eureka two weeks
ago and tho local aggregation won. The
lineup for todays game viii be as TO
lows;
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Seattle. Wash, oct, Russ Halls hit
10 The last Of the ninth today saved a
sAlt-oit arid brought in Seatdes only
run The Daklands had pushed three
men across the plate on punched hits,
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philadelphia teams wound up the National
league baseball season here today in q
douSie- header ard broke even, Attend
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81 Louis, Oct st. Louis lost the Il st
game OF a dOuhle-hcadcr with Chicago o.
( been pounded Tor what appeared 10 be q
commanding lead The second contest
also uncovered a neW pitehee Tor Mo
an. and who has btea are iac,d's utiitv
oJtfieldeF an season displayed excellent
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SCORE SHOULD HAVE BEEN LAR,
GER m US FAVOR.
The Lineup.

By score OF 81 10 0 Utah Yesterday
began her fall campaign OF aunihilauOu
or western football teams, Wy0mGs
was at the receiving end of the argu-
meut. and the students from the state
made famous by bronchO busters can eN-
plain Co their friends that they were IN
Dig luck mat the score was not doubled,
Such is the case, and "a half "a century
against goose egg would give a falr
idea OF the strength Of the TWO teams.
lighter team OF game fighters was mp
against tactics taught by the mighty
game was not "a slaughter was because
Maddock's men have not yet fully abb
sorbcd those same tactics
tab gave glimpse now and then OF
what may be expected when the team
has had "a little more coaching. At
these times the champions were iuViuc~
iblc and carried off formation after for
Then someone would get mixed on sig
mails. and the NelloW-sWeatered Tigers
from Wyoming would eat the life out OF
the formation before ia would get started,
This would he followed by a few more
bad breaks by Utah before they again
caught their natural swing, Whenever
this happened touchdown resulted,
Utah's Goal Never In Danger.
Utahs goat was never iu danger. The
visitors stood absolutely no chance of
scoring, Ina the first half their wards
were made once. and again the ball was
advanced twenty yards by short and
slow gains, This, with q sensational
plunge by Lohlein, was all they did Ia
The second half, in not a single instance
did they make their downs, On the other
hand, Utah was compelled 30 kick OH
the third down but once. This time a
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Park City has al yet not played a league
game. Eureka journeys 10 Park City 20
DAY. and after that game 1t will practic-
ally be 8 settled question as 10 = no viii
win the league championship.
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Pittsburg. Oct. 7-Pittsburg closed IFS
season hone by so'ng down 10 defeat ID
a closc aud exciting game ReuAbach oul-
pitched Leifeld. Attendance 4l00. ScOr,
4, II. +.
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The summaries,

The Wilson stake, s. 900 (2;20 paee) -
Boliyer woa three straight heats ln
z.0Is4, e.034i, s;egA. Bonnie Wilkes, I'd
Patch aud eastwood also started
pos trotting. purse 81. 200-I<id Shay
van two straight heats in S;0sA, 2:0s "a,
Angola MaZett0s Rediac, Direet view,
Robert Ale and jim Ferry also started
2:If class pacing, purse Sley0-Gratt
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. Oct. Each team Wen a
game in The double header between Gin
Cunati and 81. Louis TODAY ard ln each
instance the visitors were aided material
ly lay the misplays of their opponents. At
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The Summary.

First race. special 2.lO trot and pace
purse So, three IN i've
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New York, Oct. The New York ane
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Pittsbttrg
nnFar.Trn

Hatttrles-LelIleId and Gibson, EuelhacI
and O'Neil
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-08

From itching and Bleeding Eczema
Pain Terrible N Body and Face
Covered with Sores ~ Doctors
and Medicines Failed.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTlCURA

No tongue can tell how ] suffered
!or five years with itching and bleed
ing eczema, until l was cured by the
Cuticnra Remedies, and l am so CRATE
full want the world to know, for what
helped me will help others. My body
and face were covered with sores,
One day it would seem to be better,
and then break out again with the
most terrible pain and itching. have
been sick several times, but never in
my life did l experience such awful
suffering as with this eczema. l had
made up my mind that death was near
at Land, and l longcd for that time
when l would be at rest. I had tried
many different doctors and medicines;
without success, and my mother
brought ME the Cuticura Remedies,
insisting that try them. began to
feel better after the first bath with
Cuticnra Soap, and one application of
Cuticura Ointment. ! continued with
the Soap and Ointment, and have
taken four bottles of Cuticura Resolv-
ent, and consider myself we'll. ANY
person having any doubt about th;::
wonderful cure by the Cuticura Rem
edics can write to my address.
Mrs. Attic Etson, Bellevue, Mich"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-08
First Dress Parade at Ocean View
Yesterday Afternoon.
MANY MEN FAILED TO REPORT
Local Companies Carried About Forty
Men Each-Absentees Arrested and
Held For Trial by Court Martial.
Lieut. Jones and Squad Here.

Tho Scvcnty-first regiment, Virginia
volunteers, went into camp ut Ocean
view yesterday morning guard noun.
iicin2 held at II O'Clock. al of the
companies appeared 10 be in guod con.
dillon and. in spite OF the fact that Il
great many of the mon were very
much opposed 10 going with their com
panics, everybody seemed To bc in
good spirits.
In the afternoon the regiment had
crcSs parade and the companies arc
said io have made Il good showing
The Newport News Light Infantry.
Company G, and the Huntington Rifles
Company G, assembled ut the armory
yesterday morning at o'clock and
boarded cars for Old Point. where
they took the steamer for Ocean View
Each company carried about forty
men. many of the members having
permission to remain al home and
others following their example With
out permission
Sergeant Wilroy and IL squad from
the Light Infantry remained in the
city MI morning looking for ahsontcCs
Eight were arrested and held until /
O'Clock. when the squad took them
over Ia the cncampment. They will
be tried by court martial for failing 10
report for duty.
Last night Licnt Jones. of the Hunt
tinSon Rifles, accompanied by cor
porals guard. came over from Ocean
View 10 look for five Of the rillcmcn
who did not go with the company
Shortly after midnight Private r. W.
Cr'mp, clerk at The Lexington hotel
was arrested as he stepped Off Il car
on his return from Buckroe Beach. He
was taken to tho armory to he held
until today, when he will he carried
over to camp. The lieutenant has or
dcrs To remain here until he finds all
OF The men wanted
The regiment will remain in camp
until next Sunday afternoon.